Day, Novell

1    2,    6|   Hereupon, hoping that Fortune (earely or late) would alter her~ ~
2    6,    4|        towards the River, where (earely every morning) he had~ ~
3    6,    8|     Unckle, I am come home verie earely, because,~ ~since the day
4    7,    2|          Husband named, being an earely riser~ ~every morning, either
5    7,    5|         solemne a time, by going earely in a morning~ ~unto Church,
6    7,    5|         was come, she arose very earely, and being~ ~prepared answerable
7    8,  Ind| HONOURABLE LADIE LAURETTA~ ~ ~ ~ Earely on the Sonday Morning, Aurora