Day, Novell

1    2,    9|   husband, rather crediting~ ~anothers falshoode, then the invincible
2    3,    4|     and (if he could) to save anothers labour,~ ~supply them by
3    4,    2|      are they covetous of one anothers~ ~secrets, especially in
4    9,    6|        as~ ~one man should do anothers: he tooke him by the shoulders,
5    9,    9| Travellers, to understand one anothers Countrey and~ ~condition,