Selected quad for the lemma: book_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
book_n	law_n	work_n	write_v	3,207	5	6.2968	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A34015	Itur satyricum in loyall stanzas / by John Collop ...	Collop, John.	1660 (1660)	Wing C5392; ESTC R32503	3,753	11

ill Be jealous too least treason lurk there still The Prince have fears and Jealousies to intrust Those gratesy not reason but their lust Barbarous as their own Latin or Law French No fee tongu'd Lawyer here on Laws intrench Faction and treason mould in forms of Law Prove th' Lawyers anagram true that Lyers aw May Loyall Laws late common-place-Common-place-Book's pains Receive no common place as loyall gains For what is due on the disloyall score May he his own works read and write no more The proud Church sinn'd the Vandal Goth and Hun Angry heav'ns scourges in the Scot o'rerun The Bishops wore Lawn Sleeves bless us the Nun Doth make these Lawns they 'r works of Babylon The Church is rich how can an Achan hold From Babylonish garments and from Gold But see the fruits These with the Eagle snatch Coals from the Altar which their own nests catch Lord from the Altar touch all with a coal Which to thy service may inflame the soul None then shall Organs hate all Organs be Made instrumentall in the serving thee No nose tun'd Parson th' Pulpit shall be labour With noise resembling the Scotch Pipe and Tabor No pulpits shall vie tricks with Hocus Pocus Truths rais shall clear them that no Scotch myst choak us Scripture no more shall wrack'd be to professe Her self to all impietie patronesse To fall on times no Priest shall leave his Text First divide that and then the people next Cloaks for their Knavery now no pulpits need Arms shall give place to Gowns while errors bleed The Militant Church with Charls went in exile But now returns inrich'd with Egypts spoile No more shall Gypsies in Rellgion be The statutes unrepeal'd can these go free The Canting Vagrants in opinions doom Must Gypsie like to be with passe sent home Send them to Italy take them Florentine By Nicks discourses they should all be thine All Common wealths men ours was common wealth By knack of zeal an artificiall Health No Presbyterian shall run out of 's wits And introdu'ce again Phanatick fits By looser Prayers intitling to the sp'rite Out of their senses three whole Kingdoms fright With humms hah whine and a nose tuned story Wry neck scru'd face made for a Directory Gods name as oft in vain us'd as in charms The People to be witch into all harms With Iacobs voice may none have Esaus hands None Bishops hate because they love their lands Nor may long prayers the widows house devour Or Gods house widow make and seize her dour Nor by vain babling only serve to show A Babel of confusion thence must grow Out of the road of Common sense Career That none may say t is Common-prayer they hear Hate our Church forms least they deliver'd be From pride vain-glory and hypocrisie From envy hatred want of charity From all sedition and conspiracie From all false Doctrine and from heresie Strange superstition in the Letany To pray for Charls and for his victories O're these their sins his greatest enemies Restore Great Charls our Letanies that we May pray for those who would not pray for thee Into the way then shall we God implore The erred and deceived to restore Forgive and pray forgiveness hearts refute Did both us slander and thee persecute So we may have restor'd the fruits of th' earth Having of them nor of good prayers a dearth Then unity peace and concord we 'le beseech God make up ours and every Nations breach Pitty on prisoners and for Captives pray Though they were those would take our lives away Have mercy Lord on all men we beseech Prayers which exceptions use can ne're heav'n reach Broke bones may thus rejoyce knit grow more strong In wayes of peace and truth to walk along FINIS