Day, Novell

1    2,    3|   or rather much higher.~ ~Intreating him also, that seeing he
2    2,    6|   deere daughter; gently~ ~intreating thee (as became an honest
3    7,    9|     I freely pardon you:~ ~intreating you heartily henceforward,
4    9,    4| presently to Aniolliero,~ ~intreating him in the best manner he
5   10,    9|    the Letter, earnestly~ ~intreating one of the Ambassadors (
6   10,    9|  the Abbot and his Monkes, intreating earnestly of them all, that