Book, Chapter

1     3, 11-20|      mourning, ceased not at all hours of her devotions to bewail
2     6, 11-18|        be appointed, and certain hours be ordered for the health
3     7, 5-8  |     observation, reckoning days, hours, nay, the lesser divisions
4     7, 5-8  |          lesser divisions of the hours) both were delivered at
5     8, 6-13 |          and at leisure, as many hours as might be, to seek, or
6     9, 8-17 | discretion. For, except at those hours wherein they were most temporately
7    11, 2-2  |         besides steal away those hours which I find free from the
8    11, 15-20|       made up of four and twenty hours of night and day: of which,
9    11, 23-30|          small a space as twelve hours; and comparing both times,