Day, Novell

 1  Ind      | conservation of such as were in~ ~health, with incessant prayers
 2  Ind      |       meanes they~ ~thought their health should be safely warranted.~ ~
 3  Ind      |        more~ ~respectlesse of our health, then all the rest of the
 4  Ind      |           for preservation of our health, and lesse offence or mollestation~ ~
 5  Ind      |             have such care of our health, so should we bee as respective~ ~
 6    1,    1|     likelyhood of~ ~restoring his health. But all their paines proved
 7    1,    1|          may be soone restored to health, but if it so come to~ ~
 8    2,    8|             desirous of your Sons health, it consisteth not either
 9    2,    8|      country, lusty and in good~ ~health, a man of goodly feature,
10    2, Song|          liberty,~ ~ My sicknesse health, my tortures sweet repose;~ ~
11    3,    2|        you to have care of~ ~your health. Well, said the King, I
12    3,    7|           was living, and in good health; and night~ ~drawing on
13    3,    7|          not dead, but living, in health, and~ ~in good estate; if
14    3,    7|           I am your Theobaldo, in health, alive, and never as yet
15    3,    7|        her husband alive~ ~and in health, and also to have her father
16    3,    9|           for the recovery of our health, we have given to this vertuous~ ~
17    3,   10|          God gave it thee for the health of my soul. For, if thou~ ~
18    4,    2|          worke out their~ ~soules health with feare and trembling;
19    4,    8|        the day before, in perfect health to outward appearance. Nor
20    5,    2|           many yeares~ ~after) in health and much happinesse.~ ~
21    5,    4|      would be an empairing of her health. Why Daughter (quoth the
22    5,    6|         that time empaired in his health, and his body much~ ~distempered
23    5,    9|          care of her sicke Sons~ ~health, was up and ready betimes,
24    5,    9|         and~ ~fearing besides the health of her Sonne, she thanked
25    7,    3|        childe is thus restored to health.~ ~ The childe, beholding
26    7,    9|      exercises to maintaine~ ~his health.~ ~ Among his other Servants
27    7,    9|           little carefull of your health, being but now come forth
28    9,    3|         How dooest thou feele thy health?~ ~ Calandrino hearing,
29    9,    3|       ease. Were I now in as good health, as heere-tofore I have
30    9,    3|           few~ ~dayes space) your health well restored, and without
31    9,    3|        thou~ ~art now as sound in health, as any man in all Florence
32   10,    4|      sicke person to his former~ ~health. I now desire to know, if
33   10,    7|          fits~ ~forsooke her, and health began to get the upper hand
34   10,    7|          and thereby recover your health~ ~the sooner, especially,
35   10,    7|       Lisana being now in perfect health, the King consulted with
36   10,   10|           to the heavens, for her health,~ ~dignity and well-fares
37   10,   10|         lives, and support of our health, by avoyding~ ~those melanchollies,