Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         answere; for, till the~ ~Evening, I thinke we can devise
 2    1,    1|        long~ ~after) towards the evening. Whereupon the two Brethren
 3    2,    5|         there on a Sunday in the evening. According to instructions
 4    2,    5|            like ambassages, when evening drew on, she sent her to
 5    2,    7|          Barke, sending it in an evening, neere to~ ~the Garden where
 6    3,    5|       upon the Garden side, that evening (so soone as it is~ ~night)
 7    3,    8|         following, late in~ ~the evening, the Abbot, accompanied
 8    4,    2|       welcome to~ ~morrow in the evening, at the entering into your
 9    4,    8|       prevailed so far, that one evening, when she and her husband~ ~
10    4,   10|       when it drew~ ~towards the evening, and he was returned home
11    4,   10|       Mistresse (quoth she) this evening, although it was very late,
12    5,    2|      morrowes sailing untill the evening, it came within an hundre~ ~
13    6,    5|         raine gave over, and the evening looking somewhat cleare,
14    7,    6|        lodging.~ ~The selfe-same Evening (according as Isabella had
15    7,   10|     quite set. Then in the coole evening, according to the Queenes~ ~
16    8,    7|         her~ ~brethren came this evening to visite her, and held
17    8,    7| extremity of cold. Pray that the Evening may raine downe Rosewater~ ~
18    8,   10|        on the next morrow in the evening.~ ~This being counsell for
19   10,    3|       tydings from him.~ ~ About Evening, and (in this manner) alone
20   10,    7|        the very same day, in the evening, he would not faile to~ ~
21   10,    7|     comforted her selfe till the evening, in~ ~expectation of her
22   10,    7|    mounting on horsebacke in the evening, and seeming as~ ~if he
23   10,    9|     should be done, and the same evening in the great Hall of his
24   10,   10|        fal low, by rising of the Evening~ ~Starre; without arising