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 1 1 |   toward the north: by which time our victuals failed us,
 2 2 |      should do. During which time there made forth to us a
 3 2 |      except you have further time given you; meanwhile, if
 4 10|     good, to give us further time. For these men that they
 5 11|   were expired. During which time, we had every hour joy of
 6 12|   your occasions ask further time, for the law in this point
 7 12|  obtain for you such further time as shall be convenient.
 8 12|  strangers’ house is at this time rich and much aforehand;
 9 12|      will defray you all the time you stay. Neither shall
10 14|     the entertainment of the time, that ye ask me questions,
11 17|       which were not at that time written, were nevertheless
12 19|      For there being at that time, in this land, Hebrews,
13 20|    make us amends, and spend time with us; if we held his
14 20|   and fears to come, for the time we heard him speak; and
15 24|                      At that time this land was known and
16 25|                  At the same time, and an age after or more,
17 25| riches; so mighty, as at one time, or at least within the
18 26|   for that there was so much time between the universal flood
19 27|     by this main accident of time, we lost our traffic with
20 27|     a natural revolu tion of time) navigation did everywhere
21 28|     to that which was in his time so happily established,
22 28|     strangers; which at that time (though it was after the
23 31|      be put on shore for any time, color themselves under
24 32|    think with ourselves what time of stay we would demand
25 32|    for he would procure such time as we desired. Whereupon
26 36|     retireth, and after some time cometh forth again to dinner,
27 37|    he cometh forth the third time, to give the blessing; with
28 38|                      By that time six or seven days were spent,