Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       looke thereon, but~ ~with sighes and teares. For, I could
 2    2,    5|     commaund, intermixed with~ ~sighes and broken speeches, at
 3    2,    5|        downe~ ~her Cheekes, and sighes intermedled with inward
 4    2,    5|    should so melt my~ ~selfe in sighes and teares, at a man that
 5    2,    6|        conclusion, with as many sighes and~ ~teares at parting,
 6    2,    8| occasion~ ~mooved them to those sighes? Perhappes there were some
 7    2,    8|   answere,~ ~but heart-breaking sighes, and incessant teares, which
 8    2,    8|         all to himselfe, with~ ~sighes, teares, and joyes intermixed
 9    2, Song|       but in no sad mood,~ ~ Of sighes or teares, which joy doth
10    3,    3|       many~ ~counterfet sobbes, sighes, and teares these words
11    3,    5|  streaming from his eyes, and~ ~sighes breaking from his heart,
12    3,    5|   heaving, her soule throbbing, sighes intermixing, and complexion~ ~
13    3,    5|      her stomacke~ ~rising, and sighes swelling, all these were
14    4,    1|         conference againe, with sighes and loving kisses mingled~ ~
15    4,    1|        Funerall, but only~ ~her sighes and teares, that was so
16    4,    4|       Sea, and enbalmed it with sighes and teares: he returned
17    4,    5|    where-among she mingled many sighes and~ ~groanes, such as were
18    4,    7|         vent forth many~ ~deepe sighes, and those sighes fetch
19    4,    7|         deepe sighes, and those sighes fetch floods of teares from
20    4,    7|       teares stood in his eyes, sighes~ ~flew abroad, to ease the
21    4,    9|        earth, so~ ~did vehement sighes breake mainly from her heart,
22    5,    7|        as well as they could;~ ~sighes and drie hemmes were often
23    6, Song|      scape free, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ My sighes and teares I vented to the
24    7,    4|      yet~ ~intermixed with some sighes and teares, which women
25    7,    7|      cause of those two~ ~deepe sighes: whereto Anichino thus replyed.
26    7,    7|       couldst never be wonne by sighes and teares; but~ ~hearty
27    7,    7|   manner) were~ ~enchanted; and sighes flew as violently from her,
28    8,    7|        and began to languish in sighes and teares.~ ~ But Ancilla
29    8,   10|       likewise to compassionate sighes and teares; as pittying~ ~
30    8,   10|      many cunning counterfetted sighes, and~ ~teares, which she
31    8,   10|     forth infinite~ ~dissembled sighes, and teares trickling downe
32    8,   10|     Pallet, breathed forth such sighes and wofull lamentations,
33    8,   10|          after a few dissembled sighes, he began in~ ~this manner.~ ~
34   10,    8|        vented foorth infinite~ ~sighes, thus he questioned with
35   10,    8| contradictions; at~ ~length, in sighes and teares, thus he replyed.~ ~
36   10,    8|     compassion, the teares, the sighes of Titus, and with such
37   10,    9|  melting her selfe~ ~in kisses, sighes, and teares on his face,