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 1    II|  she is on S. John's day at noon in the summer. And as men
 2    II|   if I live unto the morrow noon what shalt thou do? And
 3    II|  and lived unto the morn at noon, which thing seeing, Joseph
 4   III|  God; and about the hour of noon there was the corps of a
 5    VI| devotion between undern and noon than any other time, because
 6    VI|    it happed at the hour of noon that she prayed to God in
 7    VI|   and he ate at the hour of noon with good and religious
 8    VI| undern, n., from sunrise to noon. ~unnethe, adj., scarcely.~
 9   VII|    Lady, and every Saturday noon till Sunday, that evensong
10   VII|    Mountport, and slew from noon to evensong so much people