Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |    Tables covered with delicate white Napery, and~ ~the glasses
 2    2,    3|       thence, being cloathed in white, accompanied with~ ~divers
 3    2,    8|       altered him; his head all white, his beard~ ~without any
 4    3,    2|           one hand, and a small white Wand in the other, so went
 5    4,    1|      trickling downe his~ ~aged white beard, thus he spake to
 6    4,    2|         close to his body) of~ ~white Taffata, all poudred over
 7    4,    6|    Garden, where gathering both white and~ ~Damaske Roses (according
 8    4,    6|       seene. It seemed to be as white as snow, and grew (in a
 9    4,    6|    Chamber, for divers elles of white Damaske~ ~lying in her Chest,
10    4,    6|    midst of the Court, upon the white~ ~Damaske shrowd given by
11    4,   10|         somewhat downe over her white and~ ~delicate shoulders,
12    5,    1|      hidde very~ ~little of her white body: onely from the girdle
13    6,    2|       of the~ ~best Wines (both White and Claret) as Florence,
14    6,    2|         an offer of tasting his white wine. But having~ ~respect
15    6,    2|        or thin doublet, of very white~ ~and fine Linnen cloath,
16    6,    2|      apron of the same,~ ~and a white cap upon his head, so that
17    6,    2|        of his best and choisest white Wine, with~ ~two small Glasses,
18    6,   10|         marke their garments of white, and~ ~the veyles on the
19    6,   10|      which hid their~ ~delicate white bodies, like as a cleare
20    7,    3|     small purse full of Sisters white~ ~thred, which a Nunne (
21    8,    3|        whole streame being pure white~ ~Bastard, none such was
22    8,    3|        be distinguisht from the white, and a~ ~Festivall day were
23    8,    6|     whom he~ ~bought a pound of white Ginger, which hee caused
24    8,   10|      covered it with~ ~delicate white Linnen sheets, all about
25    8,   10|       goodly sheetes, softe and white, yeelding~ ~such a delicate
26    9,    5|         one day, covered with a White veyle, because her haire
27    9,   10| Gracious~ ~Beauties, among many white Doves, one blacke Crow will
28   10,    2|        againe, bringing a faire white~ ~Napkin on his arme, and
29   10,    2|      and such another Glasse of white Bastard, as he~ ~had brought
30   10,    6|     were of costly Silke, yet~ ~white as the finest snow, framed (
31   10,    9|  Pearles, and lined thorow with White Taffata, presenting these