Day, Novell

 1    6,   10|      OF RELIGION~ ~ ~ ~ Fryer Onyon, promised certaine honest
 2    6,   10|  Anthonies Order, named Friar Onyon, had long~ ~time used to
 3    6,   10|     good appetite. This Friar Onyon~ ~was a man of litle stature
 4    6,   10|       to describe them. Friar Onyon~ ~himself did often observe
 5    6,   10|      was demaunded of~ ~Friar Onyon, what these nine rare conditions
 6    6,   10| proceede where we left, Friar Onyon having left this~ ~serviceable
 7    6,   10|       now to heare what Friar Onyon would~ ~say, uppon the losse
 8    6,   10|       the holy feather. Friar Onyon having~ ~dined, and reposed
 9    6,   10|      Church together, Friar~ ~Onyon (never distrusting any injurie
10    6,   10|   thronged in crouds to Fryar Onyon,~ ~giving him farre greater
11    6,   10|      and gone, they met Friar Onyon~ ~at his Inne, where closely