Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |           mourning habits (as the season required) returned thence~ ~
 2  Ind      |      recreation, as so sweete a~ ~season liberally bestoweth on us.
 3  Ind      |          in regard of the queazie season.~ ~One of them called himselfe
 4    1,    1|             the Fasts of our Lent season, which everie yeare ought
 5    1,    4|        seeming satisfied for that season, he tolde the~ ~Damosell,
 6    2,    5|           Sister were parted. The season then~ ~being somewhat hot
 7    2,    7|         coole ayre, because~ ~the season was exceeding hot. Having
 8    2,    9|     Enchararcho.~ ~ At a certaine season in the yeare, as customary
 9    2,   10|         came to~ ~passe, that the season waxing extremely hot, Signior
10    3,    1|           the Garden, because the season did now~ ~require it; and
11    3,    1|         more to~ ~be pittied. The season was exceeding hot, and he
12    3,    3|   treacherous robber in the night season, mount up a tree~ ~before
13    3,    4|          Arts.~ ~ Much about this season of the yeare, there returned
14    3,    5|        quiet sleepes in the night season,~ ~with fearefull sights
15    3,    5|     equally to my desire, yet the season suites not therewith,~ ~
16    3,    5|       repented,~ ~but done in due season, they are sildome sorrowed
17    3,    6|          the delightfull Summer~ ~season, when all Gentlemen and
18    3,    8|        most commonly in the night season, it was the ghost of Ferando,
19    4,    1|          Women. So in the night~ ~season, Guiscardo ascended up againe
20    4,    6|    according to the nature of the season) at length,~ ~they sate
21    4,    9|        away secretly in the night season.~ ~ These unpleasing newes
22    4,   10|          the Chest~ ~in the night season, and carried it home to
23    5,    4|  complaine to her Mother that the season was~ ~over-hot and tedious,
24    5,    4|          nights (according to the season) growing~ ~shorter and shorter,
25    5,    6|           often also in the night season,~ ~when any Barke passed
26    5,    7|         falleth out in the Summer season, that the faire Skie became~ ~
27    5,    8|          a very milde and serrene season, and he leading there a
28    5,    8|    therein bestowed all the night season) how to change her hatred~ ~
29    5,    9|          Dames, during the Summer season, she went to a house of
30    5,   10|          found out~ ~a convenient season, at large she imparted all
31    6,    2|          the same way: seeing the season to be~ ~somewhat hot and
32    6,    4| contention ceassing for the night season, Messer Currado, who though~ ~
33    6,    5|        arriveat~ ~Florence in due season; they borrowed two old cloakes
34    6,   10|     Feather, at some more fitting season. And therefore my~ ~blessed
35    6,   10|            power, considering the season is such, as shielding all (
36    6,   10|      pleasant, especially in that season, which was the~ ~hottest
37    7,    4|               Tofano in the night season, did locke his wife out
38    7,    4|          most part of~ ~the night season.~ ~ While Cheta thus continued
39    8,    2|     Onyons or~ ~Scallions, as the season served. But when he could
40    8,    4|        had not spent the Summer~ ~season in the Citie, but in the
41    8,    4|       about the bed, although the season~ ~was exceeding hot, they
42    8,    7|           that according to~ ~the season of the yeare, a great snow
43    8,    7|   accomplished in the darke night season,~ ~in which difficulties
44    9,    1|         in the midst and stillest season thereof, to go to~ ~the
45    9,    1|          mens graves in the night season, but many~ ~other abhominable
46    9,    2|        walked~ ~with in the night season, and used to tearme her
47    9,    6|           of wonders in the night season: it were no~ ~great sinne
48    9,   10|        take repose in the night~ ~season, Gossip Pietro could not
49    9, Song|     COMPANIE~ ~ ~ ~ In the Spring season,~ ~ Maides have best reason,~ ~
50    9, Song|          I then?~ ~ In the Spring season, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ Oh, How can
51    9, Song|          I then?~ ~ In the Spring season, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ When I did
52    9, Song|          I then?~ ~ In the Spring season, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ Adiew to all
53    9, Song|        then?~ ~ ~ ~ In the Spring season,~ ~ Maides have best reason,~ ~
54   10,    6|     delicate Fruites, such as the season then afforded,~ ~setting