Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |          among themselves, singing continually, walking~ ~every where,
 2  Ind      |           Philomena,~ ~shall serve continually in the Kitchin, and diligently
 3    1,    1|      dishonest accesse, which were continually pleasing~ ~unto him, to
 4    1,    2|         day by~ ~day, reitterating continually his former speeches to him:
 5    1,    7|            and Citizens, then~ ~he continually used to do.~ ~
 6    2,    6|          power of Henriet, to rest continually at their command.~ ~The
 7    2,    7|       wherewith such greatnesse is continually attended, at the~ ~royall
 8    3,    7|   deliverance, and went likewise~ ~continually armed, as standing in feare
 9    3,    7|          Theobaldo, who having bin continually in your company, it seemes
10    3,    9| Roussillion: who because hee was~ ~continually weake, crazie, and sickly,
11    4,    2|     purposed Argument It hath bene continually used~ ~as a common Proverbe;
12    4,    4|             and worthy men, it was continually her cheefest~ ~delight to
13    4,    5|       Oranges. This pot~ ~she used continually to sitte by, either in her
14    4,    6|          excesse of feeding,~ ~and continually are observed to be meere
15    5,    1|        then any of the rest; and~ ~continually greeved, in regard, that
16    5,    4|            Old Messer Lizio, who~ ~continually was the morning Cocke to
17    5,    9|        married any more; yet being continually importuned by~ ~them, and
18    6,    2|           and (as~ ~smiling on him continually) no disasters at any time
19    6,    4|           degree of~ ~Knighthoode: continually kept both Hawkes and Hounds,
20    7,    4|        honest Woman should be so~ ~continually abused. Now my good Neighbours (
21    7,    9|          with their wives: because continually, so as breake of day~ ~hath
22    7,    9|         and~ ~unwonted ill-savour, continually issuing from your mouth,
23    8,    2|      Novell, against such as are~ ~continually offensive to us, yet we
24    8,    3|           in such kinde manner, as continually~ ~he used to doe, thus he
25    8,    4|       Gentlemen my brethren, who~ ~continually are with me, and other of
26    8,    6|             by those theeves which continually haunt~ ~country houses,
27    8,    7|         him from the snow, falling continually on him, which~ ~made him
28    8,    7|          thousand crochets working continually in my brain,~ ~whereby to
29    8,    9|         and Buffalmaco, who walked continually together, and were his neere~ ~
30    8,    9|         Musicall Instruments, were continually played on before us; what~ ~
31    8,   10|            sale of.~ ~ Brokers are continually there attending, being informed
32   10,    2|           a good fire to be kept~ ~continually in his small Chamber, and
33   10,    5|            noble courtesie, I will continually remaine~ ~obliged to you.
34   10,    8|        another, a case happening~ ~continually? Moreover, I am yong, and