Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|      because now it was about midnight,~ ~they went to the great
 2    3,    7|    selfe will confesse before midnight, when they are~ ~delivered
 3    5,    3|      more; about the houre of midnight (by the bright~ ~splendour
 4    7,    4|    there shee remained untill midnight.~ ~ Tofano perceiving that
 5    7,    7|    Chamber about the houre of midnight, I will leave the doore
 6    7,    8|      found me: sometimes till midnight, and~ ~otherwhiles till
 7    7,    8| vertuous: Is not~ ~ashamed at midnight, to proclaime her for a
 8    8,    3|    shine most~ ~gloriously at midnight. And how meanly soever we
 9    8,    7|       be about the houre of~ ~midnight, and Helena had delighted
10    9,    1|      the contrary side, after midnight was past, Rinuccio Palermini~ ~
11   10, Song|       now~ ~drawing wel-neere midnight, by the Kings command, they