Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       Goods,~ ~flying to other mens dwellings else-where. As
 2  Ind      |  carried (in comely manner) on mens shoulders, with funerall
 3    2,    1|       you, that upon these bad mens~ ~reportes and false informations,
 4    2,    4|        hee began to make other mens goods his~ ~owne, especially
 5    2,    5|     hard by at hand. The other mens intention was to the very
 6    3,    7|     the dangers are, wherewith mens minds may~ ~dayly be molested.
 7    3,    7|        then the salvation of~ ~mens soules; these fresher witted
 8    4,    1|      night, about the houre of mens first sleepe, and~ ~according
 9    4,    2|      meeke and humble to get~ ~mens goods from them; yet sowre,
10    4,    2|          and controuling other mens errours, as also in urging
11    4,   10|      commonly awaiteth on olde Mens marriages;~ ~when freezing
12    5,    8|     more kind and tractable to mens honest motions, then~ ~ever
13    5,   10|      But women serve onely for mens contentation, and~ ~to bring
14    7,    9| disposition, neither can all~ ~mens eyes be blinded after one
15    7,   10|   morrows conference, to touch mens treacheries towards their~ ~
16    8,    2|        from medling with other mens wives.~ ~Touch not that
17    8,    5|       but~ ~will put off poore mens suites at your pleasure.
18    8,    6|      to drink alwaies on other mens~ ~expences: let us go take
19    8,    9|      worne in the streets~ ~on mens bodies, or any so silly
20    8,    9|      skilfullie, how to steale mens hearts from~ ~them, yea,
21    8,   10|  dispatches, answerable to the mens~ ~minds, and worth of the
22    8,   10|      all parts of the City, as mens minds are continuallie addicted
23    9,    1|      onely for ransacking dead mens graves in the night season,
24    9,    2|      forward in checking other mens misdemeanors, when themselves,~ ~
25    9,    5|        bee gadding in to other mens grounds? Are these the fruites~ ~
26    9,    8|    rather a frequenter of rich mens~ ~Tables, where choice of
27   10,    1|    those times, for respect of mens well~ ~deservings, and bountifull
28   10,    4|       as we commonly see, that mens desires are never contented,
29   10,    8|       blame and condemne other mens seeming~ ~estimation. But