Day, Novell

 1    2,    9|   Chamber, the night going on apace,~ ~and the Gentlewoman fast
 2    3,    7|        and night~ ~drawing on apace, he went to his lodging,
 3    4,    9|      darke night~ ~drawing on apace, he returned home to his
 4    5,    3|      even when dark night was apace drawing, and followed it
 5    5,    3|      But day-light drawing on apace, and he almost dead with
 6    5,   10| because the night~ ~passed on apace. But Pedro, having a better
 7    6,    9|     their horses, they rode~ ~apace towards him: and being upon
 8    6,   10| because~ ~darke night drew on apace: but they found the Ladies
 9    8,    7|  night beganne to~ ~hasten on apace: when the Scholler (immagining
10    9,    4|   speedy in running, followed apace after him~ ~in his shirt,