Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        after this manner.~ ~ The yeare of our blessed Saviours
 2  Ind      |       About the beginning of the yeare, it also began in very strange~ ~
 3    1,    1|        Lent season, which everie yeare ought to bee duely~ ~observed
 4    1,    1|      them the space of a~ ~whole yeare, I then gave them away unto
 5    2,    4|          within the space of one yeare, hee had~ ~robd and taken
 6    2,    9|         a certaine season in the yeare, as customary order (there~ ~
 7    3,    3|    answerest me, as if it were a yeare~ ~or two past, since so
 8    3,    4|         about this season of the yeare, there returned a young
 9    4,    2|         she thought each houre a yeare, till she~ ~might see him
10    4,    3|         thought~ ~everie houre a yeare, to heare what would succeede
11    4,    8|         Paris for the space of a yeare, but~ ~further time he would
12    5,    1|         attained to the fourth~ ~yeare, after he was thus falne
13    6,    9|        one especially day in the yeare~ ~appointed, in memory of
14    6,   10|        or she shal live all this yeare happily, and no fire whatsoever~ ~
15    6,   10|        Feather againe: which the yeare following, did~ ~yeeld him
16    6,   10|         the~ ~hottest of all the yeare; as all the world was no
17    7,    7|         he thought every houre a yeare.~ ~ In the meane while;
18    8,    7| according to~ ~the season of the yeare, a great snow had falne
19    8,    7|    convenientest time of all the yeare to bathe in; I~ ~can bee
20    8,    9|        my selfe saw (not above a yeare since) at~ ~Cacavinciglia,
21    8,    9|          him thinke everie day a yeare,~ ~untill he might in the
22    9,    1|       should sit arguing a whole yeare together. And because it
23    9,    6|      sonne, not fully (as yet) a yeare old, and sucking~ ~on the
24    9,   10|          be hindered.~ ~ About a yeare already past since, there
25   10,    9|         second marriage, but one yeare, one month, and one day;