Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|    benches: Neverthelesse, next adjoyning to my Lord Abbots~ ~Chamber,
 2    2,    6|        further into the~ ~neere adjoyning Woods, according to their
 3    2,    8|      came foorth~ ~of the neere adjoyning Parlour, and threatned to
 4    2,    9|         a silly village neere~ ~adjoyning, where (by the meanes of
 5    3,    7|       Shooe-makers shop~ ~neere adjoyning, and demanded the reason
 6    4,    1|      well~ ~guarded, in a neere adjoyning Chamber, and on the next
 7    5,    1| intending flight~ ~into a neere adjoyning Forrest, for defence of
 8    5,    3|        gallopped~ ~into a neere adjoyning Forrest, more minding the
 9    5,    6|     with a faire Spring or Well adjoyning to it, and thither~ ~(at
10    7,    1|      looke upon a Vine, closely adjoyning to her house,~ ~where stood
11    8,  Ind|       the toppes~ ~of the neere adjoyning Mountaines; so, that Hearbes,
12    8,    7|     Farme or dairy house, neere adjoyning to the vale of Arno, and~ ~
13    9,    1|       into a deep ditch~ ~neere adjoyning: all the people of Pistoya
14    9,    5|        thou perceivest so neere adjoyning, the onely convenient place
15    9,   10|         a small~ ~stable, close adjoyning by his owne Mule and the
16   10,    3|          He having his~ ~living adjoyning to a great common rode-way,