Day, Novell

 1    3,    3| questionlesse) a very divell of~ ~hell: this morning, before the
 2    3,    7|          would fetch me quicke to Hell, and cast me into the bottome~ ~
 3    3,   10|         her to put the~ ~Devil in Hell. Afterwards she is brought
 4    3,   10|         how the Devil is put~ ~in Hell. Therefore, and since it
 5    3,   10|      would be to put the Devil in Hell, whereto the Lord~ ~had
 6    3,   10|       Rustico replied: "Thou hast Hell; and will tell thee my~ ~
 7    3,   10|         suffer me to~ ~put him in Hell, thou wilt comfort me extremely,
 8    3,   10|       father, since I have~ ~this Hell, let the thing be done when
 9    3,   10|   experience of putting devils in Hell, felt~ ~some pain at this
10    3,   10|        enemy of God, for he hurts Hell itself, let alone other
11    3,   10|         this putting the Devil in Hell. So I think the people~ ~
12    3,   10|        Let us go put the Devil in Hell." And~ ~once, when it had
13    3,   10|           he want~ ~to get out of Hell? If only he would stay there
14    3,   10|        stay there as willingly as Hell~ ~takes him in and holds
15    3,   10|           Devil by putting him in Hell save when he~ ~had lifted
16    3,   10|         her to put the Devil~ ~in Hell, said one day: "Even though
17    3,   10|           longer troubles you, my Hell gives me no peace. You will
18    3,   10|       will quiet the raging of my Hell, as~ ~with my Hell I tamed
19    3,   10|          of my Hell, as~ ~with my Hell I tamed the pride of your
20    3,   10|        told~ ~her that to appease Hell would need too many devils,
21    3,   10|           s Devil and Alibech's~ ~Hell, for overmuch eagerness
22    3,   10|           by putting the Devil in Hell, and that Neerbale had~ ~
23    3,   10|           How is the Devil put in Hell?" To which the girl answered
24    3,   10|        God is to put the Devil in Hell. The saying has crossed
25    3,   10|           putting of the Devil in Hell; for it~ ~is a thing beloved
26    3,   10|         sheep to put the Devil in Hell, no~ ~less well than Rustico
27    4,    4|     purposed marriage, lived in a hell of torments, consulting~ ~
28    4,    6|  immediately you sinke~ ~downe to hell, which foule place cannot
29    5,    7|         as if he had leapt out of hell into Paradise;~ ~confessing,
30    5,   10|         his owne home meerly as a hell to him.~ ~ When she saw
31    6, Song|        now at last from forth his hell.~ ~ Asswage thy rigour,~ ~
32    7,    9|         to a~ ~loving wife, and a hell it is to live without it.
33    7,   10|           the~ ~painefull fire of hell torments, or no? No (quoth
34    8,    2|          soule to be in danger of hell fire, continuing so long
35    8,    6|          way to make your house a hell, and she to become the Master~ ~
36    9,    1|       into a Grave, but also into hell, if it were her~ ~pleasure.~ ~