Day, Novell

1    1,    4| immediately hee felt effeminate~ ~temptations, and such as ill fitted
2    3,   10|          her lie down to rest.~ ~ Temptations did not long delay an assault
3    5,   10|   especially living among so many temptations, which flesh and bloud are~ ~
4    8,    7|        the fiery triall of~ ~such temptations, I am not able to Judge,
5    9,    2|           to~ ~resist against the temptations of the flesh. And therefore
6   10,    5|      being wearied with his often temptations, and~ ~seeing, that by denying