Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|     River, the houre~ ~somewhat late, the place solitarie, and
 2    2,    2|        long~ ~while before) the late warre had burnt and wasted
 3    2,    2|    darke, and arriving there so late, hee found the gates fast
 4    2,    5|    error, though somewhat too~ ~late, hee made such meanes constrainedly,
 5    2,    6|   brests, by~ ~reason of her so late delivery in child bed; wherefore
 6    2,    6|         that Fortune (earely or late) would alter her~ ~stearne
 7    2,    6|        Poore~ ~expelled, the so late married Wives, and the faithfull
 8    2,    7|       way daunted~ ~with his so late committed sin, but swimming
 9    2,    8|        matter,~ ~concerning the late Proclamation published by
10    3,    2|        mariage, Tendelinga, the late~ ~left widdow of Vetario,
11    3,    8|   againe. On the day following, late in~ ~the evening, the Abbot,
12    3,    8|          wisedome hereafter.~ ~ Late in the dead time of the
13    4,    6|     Potestate, who had bin so~ ~late abroad, about very earnest
14    4,    8|        become full of pitty too late, quickely~ ~condiscended,
15    4,    9|  offence, which repentance (too late)~ ~gave him eyes now to
16    4,   10|   evening, although it was very late, at~ ~our next Neighbours
17    4,   10|     them, by reason of their so late walking abroad, and therefore~ ~
18    4, Song|          themselves do sigh too late.~ ~ Learne Lovers, learne,
19    5,    3|      Gentlewoman, which came so late to us yesternight? I have
20    5,    7|        these two presents to my late Daughter Violenta, and tell
21    5,   10|      cogitations, and early and late in his counting-house, admitting
22    6,    2|      who was spoken~ ~of in the late repeated Novell, as being
23    6,    3|         married Lady (which our late greevous~ ~pestilence bereaved
24    6, Song|   sought refuge, but it was too late.~ ~ Love, if I can scape
25    7,    1|        night) came thither very late,~ ~yet before Frederigo,
26    7,    4|        the night time, or be so late out of mine owne~ ~house,
27    7,    8| Arriguccioes comming thither so late. Rose from their beds, and
28    8,    4|         was walking abroad very late, with purpose to~ ~visit
29    9,    6|         us, you see at what a~ ~late houre wee are come hither.
30    9,   10|      was the discretion of your late Soveraigne and~ ~Queene,
31   10,    8|      Titus, who speakes now too late for the safety of my life.~ ~
32   10,    9|       because it was~ ~somewhat late) they invited the very greatest
33   10,    9|        appearing to be somewhat late, he~ ~with many of his best
34   10,    9| prepared? Because it waxed very late, and~ ~the Magitian also
35   10,   10|         could not endure her so late borne~ ~daughter: he called