Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         such need of~ ~servants; a custome came up among them, never
 2  Ind      |           City Inhabitants.~ ~ The custome of precedent dayes (as now
 3  Ind      |           according to our ancient custome: wherefore, after that~ ~
 4    1,    1|          alwayes used (as a common custome) to bee confessed~ ~once (
 5    1,    1|           according to~ ~precedent custome, and then on the morrow
 6    1,    2|       there (according to the true custome of your holy~ ~faiths) helpe
 7    1,    3|           or partiall respect. The custome of this Ring being~ ~knowne
 8    1,    4|        have otherwise done for our custome of prayer and~ ~fasting.
 9    1,    6|           enter into the Hall. The custome in this Court was such,~ ~
10    2,    2|          according to his frequent custome, to weare away that night
11    2,    5|           feeling in himselfe) the custome of young people, who~ ~are
12    2,    6|           agreed~ ~on according to custome. Some few dayes after, (
13    2,    7|       according to the Alexandrian custome. Which when~ ~Bajazeth beheld,
14    2,    7|    demeanor (after her~ ~Countries custome) which gave most gracious
15    2,    7|          according to that Country custome. Which~ ~being done, the
16    2,    7|          women,~ ~according to the custome of their Law: and there,
17    2,    8|         the~ ~compasse of ordinary custome; whereof the Physicion made
18    2,    9|    according then to the Countries custome) did cleare him from all~ ~
19    2,   10|            Saturday, it hath bin a custome~ ~observed among women,
20    3,    4|        Puccio (by a long continued custome) used to watch~ ~well-neere
21    3,    6|         together~ ~(according to a custome long observed in that Country)
22    3,    6|         but her~ ~husband, and the custome of the Country, never disallowed
23    4      |         sate downe (according~ ~to custome) about the faire Fountaine.
24    4,    2|      matter of common and ordinary custome,~ ~for Ladies and Gentlewomen
25    4,    3|          drowned,~ ~according to a custome observed there long time,
26    4,    8|           he began (as it is the~ ~custome of yong Lovers) to use divers
27    4,    9|          and held it as a kinde of custome to be seene in all~ ~Tiltes
28    5,    9|      widdow; as commonly it is the custome of our City~ ~Dames, during
29    6,    8|       selfe, that it appeared as a custome bred in hir, or rather a
30    6,   10|            According to his wonted custome, one time~ ~he went thither
31    8,    9|           duely observeth it (as a Custome) to passe from~ ~her owne
32    8,   10|             Countries, so was this custome observed at Palermo in Sicily,
33    9,    9| multiplicitie of Women, by Nature, custome, and lawes,~ ~are and ought
34    9,    9|        things, or rather use~ ~and custome (as our wonted saying is)
35    9,    9|          handling, as both nature, custome and lawes have~ ~commanded.~ ~
36    9,    9|         dayes together, as it is a custome commonly~ ~observed among
37    9,   10|        according to the Countreyes custome, he never tearmed him otherwise~ ~
38   10,    4|        concluded, but she felt the custome of~ ~women to come upon
39   10,    4|           of Persia, and a kind of custome there~ ~observed, not to
40   10,    4|          done; and the very same~ ~custome I meane now to observe here
41   10,    4|            First, he commended the custome observed in~ ~Persia, saying,
42   10,    7|      forhead, which was the usuall custome in~ ~those times. Perdicano,
43   10,    8|             according as was the~ ~custome then observed, and Titus
44   10,    8|         them, but knowing it was a custome observed~ ~among the Greeks,
45   10,    9|         from me, tell her, it is a custome observed in my~ ~Country,
46   10,    9|          Stranger in his Countries custome, dranke up the rest of the
47   10,   10|          learn to understand the~ ~custome and qualities of children,