Day, Novell

1    2,    7|         clouded, and the nights darkenesse~ ~so extreame.~ ~ Beeing (
2    3,    8|         here in uncomfortable~ ~darkenesse; and what should I doe with
3    8,    2|     began to repent his deed of darkenesse, although it was~ ~acted
4    8,    4|    noyse; beside, to remaine in darkenesse, as if you were~ ~blinde,
5    8,    7|     after dayes unto perpetuall darkenesse.~ ~ Now, concerning your
6    8,    7| controlled the precedent nights darkenesse,~ ~it was now so metamorphosed
7    9,    6|     requite all wicked deeds of darkenesse? If~ ~all should sleepe,