Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        you, that~ ~extremities running on in such manner as you
 2  Ind      |        another; or else we see running thorow~ ~the City (in most
 3  Ind      |    Welles and Springs of faire running~ ~waters, all encompassed
 4    2,    5|       to shift for~ ~himselfe, running away to shelter themselves.
 5    2,    5| supported the Tombe-stone, and running~ ~thence with their got
 6    2,    6|     yet, she had milke freshly running in both her brests, by~ ~
 7    2,    6|      and roots, drinking faire running~ ~water, and weeping silently
 8    2,    7|       stept to the Prince, and running~ ~their weapons quite thorow
 9    2,    8|     one here~ ~so wearied with running the former races, but nimbly
10    2,    8|  agreeing with the hot blood~ ~running in my veines, and the temper
11    2,    8|       sports, and pastimes, as running,~ ~leaping, and such like,
12    2,    9|        Woolves, came presently running to the dead~ ~bodie, and
13    3,    8|       they fled away from him, running to the Abbot, who making~ ~
14    4,    7|   Lagina, who immediately came running to her. They~ ~finding Pasquino
15    4,   10|        arose upon this outcry, running up and downe from place~ ~
16    5,    7|        Ambassadors with him,~ ~running in among the Sergeants to
17    5,    8|   espyed a young Damosell come running towards him, naked~ ~from
18    5,    8|      her) started up sodainly, running amaine towards the~ ~Sea
19    6,    7|     could hardly containe from running on them, with~ ~a violent
20    6,   10|        issued~ ~forth a cleare running River. And they found the
21    6,   10|      of the~ ~rest, was a smal running Brooke, descending from
22    6,   10|      small Channell,~ ~swiftly running through the midst of the
23    6,   10|      prety pastime together,~ ~running after the Fishes, to catch
24    7,    4|    selfe~ ~indeede. Whereupon, running downe hastily, and taking
25    7,    6|      he is,~ ~I know not, came running into our Castle for rescue,
26    8,    4|      eyes bleared, and alwayes running, the complexion of her~ ~
27    8,    6|     him; and with the~ ~teares running downe his cheekes, sayde:
28    8,    7|     selfe with it in a~ ~swift running River. Afterward, naked
29    8,    7|      very grievously, the time running on, and the~ ~Sunne ascending
30    9,    4|       being his Master. Then~ ~running after him in his shirt,
31    9,    4|       and being very speedy in running, followed apace after him~ ~
32    9,    5| Phillippo and Nicholetta; came running in haste~ ~to know the reason
33    9,    7|   carriage, as also her~ ~rash running forth into danger, upon
34   10,  Ind|    Glasses in the coole cleare running~ ~current, each tooke their
35   10,    5| Mountaines, Rivers, and cleare running Springs,~ ~wherewith it
36   10,    9|      the Monkes mette him thus running into the Cloyster, they~ ~
37   10,    9|        is my Lord Thorello. So running to the Table~ ~where he