Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |      after,~ ~those two infected parts were growne mortiferous,
 2  Ind      |     abroad indifferently, to all parts of the body; whereupon,
 3  Ind      |        way~ ~prevailing, but all parts of her body must be discovered
 4    1,    1|         as appeared by all the~ ~parts of his confession, and made
 5    1,    6|  notwithstanding many manly good parts in him; observing~ ~beside,
 6    2,    1|        resorted thither from all parts; three of our Citizens went
 7    2,    2|       friendly with him, of good parts and disposition appearing
 8    2,    5|          and other gracious good parts remaining in him, he was
 9    2,    5|    common use, observed in those parts. There was a narrow passage
10    2,    8|   gravity of~ ~yeares, and those parts that are the true conducts
11    2,    8|     person, perfections, and all parts most to bee~ ~commended
12    2,    8|   answerable to her outward good parts: if therefore thou canst~ ~
13    2,    8|      power extended over those~ ~parts: a man of very great authority,
14    2,    8|        vertues, valour, and good parts of Perotto the Piccard,~ ~
15    2,    8|       Campe, and in many~ ~other parts of France beside, that whosoever
16    2,    9|        person belonging to these parts, shall ever heare any tydings
17    3,    1|   belonging to the Lord of those parts, who is termed the~ ~Admirall.
18    3,    1|    rationall and~ ~understanding parts. Behold Sister, heere lyes
19    3,    1|      rationall and understanding parts that do belong to any man,~ ~
20    3,    5|          forme, and other~ ~good parts. Upon a flying rumor throughout
21    3,    7|        windowes, doores, and all parts of the~ ~house fast shut
22    3,    7|          Chamber, into the lower parts of the house,~ ~carrying
23    3,    7|          Was he (among all those parts that most adorne a man,
24    3,    7|       hee was~ ~one, that in all parts of body, and truenesse of
25    4,    1|         that by often noting his parts and~ ~perfections, her affections
26    4,    1|        other side, observe those parts remaining in~ ~Guiscardo:
27    4,    2| holinesse was so famous in those parts,~ ~as Saint Frances himselfe
28    4,    4|         very prodigally, in many parts of the world beside,~ ~flourished
29    4,    4|          their presence in those parts) to let the~ ~Princesse
30    4,    5|        her~ ~Brethren, into what parts they had sent him, that
31    4,    6|   throwing strange lookes to all parts of the Garden,~ ~to catch
32    4,    7|          wandred into many other parts of~ ~the world, to make
33    4,    7|         and to distinguish the~ ~parts of well deserving both by
34    4,    7|       his face,~ ~hands, and all parts else beside: Strambo cried
35    4,   10|          on his outward comely~ ~parts, then any other honest qualitie
36    5,    1|    beauty, good forme, and manly parts, surpassing all~ ~other
37    5,    1|         began to distinguish her parts, commending the tresses
38    5,    1|          hulling abroad in those parts by~ ~which the vessell should
39    5,    1|       made a division in~ ~three parts, of Chynon, his followers,
40    5,    7|        comming from the Easterne parts, which~ ~coasting along
41    5,    7|     flesh, which women (in these parts)~ ~terme the Rose. Upon
42    5,    8|          enemy, these~ ~laudable parts of manhood did not any way
43    5,    8|        of your~ ~beauty and good parts, when men (growing enamored
44    6,    7|       beautie~ ~and praiseworthy parts, her words apparantly witnessing
45    6,    8|     would~ ~resort to some other parts of the country, which if
46    6,   10|            one dwelling in those parts. According to his wonted
47    6,   10|       Aegypt~ ~and those remoter parts, had not (as yet) bin seene
48    6,   10|          Superiour,~ ~into those parts, where the Sun appeareth
49    7,    2|    observing the beauty and good parts of~ ~Peronella, became much
50    7,    2|      businesse, as espying those parts where the Fat was fowlest,
51    7,    7|     France, England,~ ~and other parts of the world where they
52    8,    4|       beside all these excellent parts, shee was crooke backt,
53    8,    4|     endued with~ ~other singular parts beside. Meeting with them
54    8,    7|          knowledge and excellent parts: he lived more like a familiar~ ~
55    8,    7|          practise all his best~ ~parts of industry, onely to honour
56    8,    7|     Madame, I was never in those parts~ ~of the Country, albeit
57    8,    7|          night wants now~ ~three parts of the length, as then it
58    8,    7|   extreamely,~ ~feeding on those parts of her body, that were rifte
59    8,    9|         brought thither from all parts of the world; alwayes~ ~
60    8,    9|          a Doctor in~ ~all these parts, more skilfull in distinguishing
61    8,   10|          delighted to view~ ~all parts of the City, as mens minds
62    8,   10|       come forth of the Westerne parts, wherein I have a much~ ~
63    9,    6|          they were come from the parts of Romanio, they~ ~rode
64    9,    9|       most famous throughout all parts of the world; for~ ~answering
65    9,    9|           sides, flancks and all parts else, but yet they~ ~proved
66    9,    9|        shoulders, sides, and all parts else, pretending as if he
67    9,   10|         the apt names (for those parts) belonging~ ~to a Mule,
68   10,    3|      resorting to those~ ~remote parts, that in the Country of
69   10,    3|     while, as not onely the East parts, but also~ ~those in the
70   10,    3|       there~ ~is no man in these parts, that knoweth better how
71   10,    5|        by a Noble Baron of those parts, tearmed by the name~ ~of
72   10,    7|          of verses, as all those parts~ ~yeelded not the like.
73   10,    9|         all strangers~ ~in these parts) as to tell us where we
74   10,    9|  surveyed~ ~most of the Westerne parts, they all tooke Shipping,
75   10,   10|      especiall friends, from all parts of his~ ~Dominion; and when
76   10,   10|          and acquaintance in all parts and Provinces, about him.
77   10,   10|          from all~ ~neighbouring parts round about, to see the