Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       themselves. When they had spent the time limitted by the~ ~
 2    1,    7|         in~ ~passed times, they spent their dayes and paines in
 3    1,    8|        and~ ~many reprehensions spent in vaine, till a word happening
 4    2,  Ind|  entered the Gardens, and there spent some time in walking, as
 5    2,    3|      being Brethren, and having spent all their~ ~Lands and possessions
 6    2,    3|         part of the night being spent, and~ ~every one else at
 7    2,    5|       but all his labour beeing spent in vaine, sorrow threw~ ~
 8    2,    6|    sorts of flowers. There they spent some time~ ~in amorous talking,
 9    2,    7|      lasciviously Constantine~ ~spent his time in Setalia, with
10    2,    8|         King at Paris, where he spent the rest of his dayes in
11    2,   10|         time was now very farre spent, and every one had~ ~delivered
12    3,    5|           from time to time had spent in vaine, without the least
13    3,    5|      arrerages, when: time is~ ~spent, and no hope sparde. Actions
14    3,    7|           part of the night was spent, yet could he not close
15    3,    8|       saw that their labour was spent in vaine; the Abbot used
16    3, Song|          No true love was worse spent,~ ~ Then mine poore amorous
17    4      |         the goodly Garden, they spent the time in~ ~varietie of
18    4,    2|   comparison.~ ~ After they had spent so much time in amorous
19    4,    5|         and~ ~faculties utterly spent and tired, that she could
20    4,    5|      her soule, that her teares spent there, were meerley fruitelesse
21    4,    6|       to doe.~ ~And albeit they spent the time in much pleasing
22    4,    6|    found all~ ~her labour to be spent in vaine, because he was
23    5,    1|      and all hope being already spent, of any future~ ~happy recovery,
24    5,    1|        make him, after he had~ ~spent some time in comforting
25    5,    3|      the whole day~ ~being thus spent in vaine, and darke night
26    5,    3|         the time to be so farre spent, albeit the~ ~old mans words
27    5,    6|         so much thereof being~ ~spent, as was thought convenient,
28    5,    9|         from the table, and had spent some small time in familiar~ ~
29    5, Song|         part of the night being spent in other delightfull~ ~exercises,
30    6, Song|         part of the night being spent in~ ~this manner, they all
31    7,    3|      seeing his labour vainly~ ~spent, or some other urgent occasion
32    7,    4|        yea, untill he was quite spent and~ ~gone: yet she remained
33    7,    6|        gave him, because he had spent so much labour in vaine;
34    7, Song|       the night~ ~being already spent; severally they betooke
35    8,    3|       most part of his time, he spent in the~ ~company of two
36    8,    3|       and Bruno, after they had spent an indifferent while,~ ~
37    8,    4|       any hearing: after he had spent many impertinent~ ~speeches,
38    8,    4|      yellow, as if shee had not spent the Summer~ ~season in the
39    8,    6|        houres of the night were spent, before they parted from
40    8,    7|      close gazing~ ~window, and spent wanton dalliances together,
41    8,    7|      precious.~ ~ When they had spent a long while in this or
42    8,    7|        discomfortable night had spent it selfe,~ ~and the break
43    8,    7|     time the day was well neere spent, and night beganne to~ ~
44    8,    9|       till the night was almost spent, and the Doctor brought~ ~
45    8,   10|        happen to him.~ ~ Having spent all the night with her in
46    8,   10|    though I cannot truly tearme spent, but rather art meerely
47    8,   10|     many dayes wee have already spent (under the~ ~severitie of
48    9,    5|           Calandrino.~ ~ Having spent an indifferent space in
49    9,    6|         journey to ride. Having spent the day time where themselves
50    9,    7| formerly she had bene seene she spent her time in sorrow and~ ~
51    9, Song|         the night was~ ~already spent.~ ~
52   10,    3|       name of Nathan. Aged, and spent with yeares, as thou seest
53   10,    9|        the day being very farre spent,~ ~so that night hastened
54   10,   10|      neyther wife nor~ ~childe, spent his time in nothing else