Day, Novell

1    4,    2|   times of these occurrences, broad day speeding on, and~ ~the
2    4,   10|       the Chest, he grew more broad awake, and said to himselfe.~ ~
3    5,    3|        so seeing it was now~ ~broad day-light, he said unto
4    5,    3|           By this time it was broad day, when he descended downe
5    6,    6| another with~ ~a prodigiously broad one; one is flat-nosed,
6    7,    1|      looke out, untill it was broad open day. Arise good wife (
7    7,    8|        and~ ~otherwhiles till broad day light in the morning.~ ~