Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         of divine~ ~Service, in mourning habits (as the season required)
 2  Ind      |      all commers hither (by our mourning habits) with the~ ~quality
 3    2,    6|     wife~ ~of Conrado, but in a mourning habite; and a waiting Gentlewoman
 4    3,    7|       at the~ ~gate, attired in mourning, whereat he marvelled not
 5    3,    7|         reason of their wearing mourning.~ ~The Shooe-maker made
 6    3,    7|      Sir, those men are clad in mourning,~ ~because a brother of
 7    3,    7|   Theobaldo, attired in their~ ~mourning garments, with their wives
 8    3,    7|        and wives, all~ ~clad in mourning, courteously submitted themselves,
 9    3,    7| finished, the garments of sad~ ~mourning were quite laid aside, and
10    3,    8|      hath lived in continuall~ ~mourning, love, cherish, and make
11    4,    3|         as apparant shewes of~ ~mourning, as they could possibly
12    4,    4|   Ambassadors~ ~(habited in sad mourning) to the aged King of Sicilie,
13    4,    5|        long she held on in this mourning manner, that, what by the~ ~
14    4,    5|     being unable to give~ ~over mourning, dyed within a few dayes
15    4,    8|        which time of universall mourning, the honest man (in whose
16    5,    3|    still greeving, sighing, and mourning, desparing of ever~ ~seeing
17    5,    9|        agree with~ ~sorrow, and mourning; her Brethren made many
18    9,    7|        her time in sorrow and~ ~mourning, repenting her insolent
19   10,    4|   creature: they made the lesse mourning; but in the next Church,
20   10,    6|      them in marriage, in sad~ ~mourning he departed thence into
21   10,    8|       consume away in teares, a mourning~ ~garment by them appointed
22   10,    9| procured a great and grievous~ ~mourning among them, and all that
23   10,   10|       to the great~ ~griefe and mourning of all that saw her, she