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 1 3 |  sonne; and every tyme of the nyght by the sterres fixe; and
 2 3 |     fixe; and eke to knowe by nyght or by day the degre of eny
 3 3 |     Tho wolde I wite the same nyght folewyng the houre of the
 4 3 |     folewyng the houre of the nyght, and wroughte in this wise: -
 5 3 |      come to the houre of the nyght, and to myn ascendent, as
 6 3 |   centre of eny sterre fix by nyght. And more over, by experience
 7 6 |       evenyng, that is verrey nyght. ~The nader of the sonne
 8 7 |   orisonte is the arch of the nyght. Thus maist thou rekne bothe
 9 9 | spryng of the day unto verrey nyght. ~Know the quantite of thy
10 9 |    the quantite of the vulgar nyght. ~
11 11|   thou desirist, by day as by nyght. This conclusioun wol I
12 12|    houre after houre, all the nyght longe til the sonne arise.
13 23|   same place. ~In som wynters nyght whan the firmament is cler
14 32|   houres of the day or of the nyght, and ley thy label over
15 35|    the thridde or the fourthe nyght next folewing, for than