nones

It was about nones when I came in sight of the first pump.

The Nones language is named after and spoken in the valley.

It was after nones, and the autumn day had grown warm, as such days sometimes do.

On the Nones, he announced the dates of festivals for the month.

Nones is a term sometimes used to refer to non-religious people.

A great wind came on the third of the Nones 3 September.

Finally came their last night, the Nones of June.

In due course Nones was set back three hours to midday, and this is the origin of the word 'noon'.

According to statistics in Canada, the number of "Nones" increased by about 60% between 1985 and 2004.

"He did not pass through the gate 'twixt nones and vespers."

"And it is now about the nones of August," said Tarzan.

In the 20th century, it accommodated nones and housed the girl's school of Talensac.

However, getting to Rome before the Nones of June was the first problem.

A month on the road; she would set out on the Nones of December, not a day before.

Something that produced a shudder in his brittle nones.

Before nones, on the morrow, a dead stag was found in the forest behind Perigon.

Nones (or not religious) is the term that describes people who do not have a specific religion.

The Nones of June was the 5th, and the Ides the 13th.

On the Nones of October the House was fuller, yet by no means full.

The main thing is to get to Rome before the Nones of June.

We have arrived in Utica on the Nones of May.

The Nones were so named because they occurred on the 'ninth' day before the Ides.

Then come into my presence chamber tomorrow a little after Nones, and I'll show him to you.'

From the shape and orientation of the new moon, the number of days remaining to the nones would be proclaimed.

Their individual lengths are unknown, as is the position of the Nones and Ides within them.