Day, Novell

1    3,    7|  onely in~ ~regard of those infamous speeches noysed out against
2    4,    7| passe~ ~clearely from their infamous imputation, and follow her
3    4,   10|   be rackt on the tenter of infamous~ ~judgement, and (though
4    4,   10|     hath made him much more infamous then before, in all the
5    7,    6|    able to~ ~abuse any with infamous imputations, wisely returned
6    9,    1|     yet~ ~himselfe was very infamous, and reputed to be the vilest