Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	authority_n	king_n	kingdom_n	1,417	5	5.6187	4	false

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A29852	The Lord Digbies designe to betray Abingdon carryed on for divers vveeks by an intercourse of letters. Which are here published for the satisfaction of all men, by Sergeant Major Generall Brown. Together with the cipher which the Lord Digby sent him for that purpose.	Browne, Richard, Sir, 1602?-1669.; Bristol, George Digby, Earl of, 1612-1677. aut; Bernard, Nath. Nathaniel. aut	1645 (1645)	Wing B5145; ESTC R212391	25,574	39

by_o this_o next_o you_o will_v think_v he_o have_v his_o congedeslier_n his_o black_a box_n already_o for_o convert_v i_o he_o quote_v the_o king_n excommunicate_v ipso_fw-la facto_fw-la as_o he_o call_v it_o the_o kingdom_n and_o daâ—nes_o the_o parliament_n as_o confident_o as_o if_o he_o have_v be_v priest_n at_o lambeth_n and_o not_o lecturer_n at_o wool-church_n witness_v this_o divine_a charitable_a composure_n sir_n i_o be_o command_v to_o let_v you_o know_v that_o his_o majesty_n can_v but_o wonder_v that_o you_o who_o be_v recommend_v to_o he_o for_o many_o worthy_a part_n and_o action_n declare_v you_o no_o stranger_n to_o virtue_n and_o noble_a quality_n as_o one_o no_o way_n asperse_v with_o any_o infamous_a faction_n inclination_n in_o yourself_o in_o time_n past_a one_o who_o he_o nor_o his_o former_a government_n have_v ever_o wrong_v he_o have_v never_o take_v the_o staff_n of_o lord_n chamberlain_n from_o you_o nor_o be_v you_o ever_o fine_v 1500._o l._n in_o the_o star-chamber_n at_o the_o suit_n of_o sir_n thomas_n reynolds_n as_o the_o case_n be_v of_o essex_n and_o waller_n wherein_o yet_o he_o deny_v that_o either_o of_o they_o be_v wrong_v or_o injury_v no_o wife_n take_v from_o you_o in_o his_o father_n day_n nor_o your_o father_n behead_v in_o the_o day_n of_o queen_n elizabeth_n that_o you_o who_o be_v never_o think_v of_o so_o break_a or_o low_a a_o fortune_n as_o some_o scotish_a reformer_n that_o you_o who_o be_v so_o far_o from_o a_o schismatical_a spirit_n that_o you_o have_v oblige_v orthodox_a divine_n now_o his_o cosufferer_n to_o bear_v you_o a_o honourable_a testimony_n that_o you_o to_o who_o he_o never_o so_o much_o as_o in_o thought_n intend_v other_o then_o good_a when_o occasion_n offer_v itself_o that_o you_o who_o moderation_n in_o other_o thing_n have_v witness_v that_o you_o neither_o want_v valour_n nor_o courtesy_n that_o you_o shall_v not_o only_o join_v with_o but_o lead_v on_o his_o subject_n arm_v against_o his_o life_n his_o crown_n and_o kingdom_n when_o he_o have_v declare_v with_o so_o much_o vehemency_n and_o to_o his_o knowledge_n inward_a integrity_n and_o sincerity_n his_o resolution_n to_o perform_v all_o your_o desire_n concerning_o the_o true_a reform_a protestant_a religion_n and_o just_a right_n of_o parliament_n the_o liberty_n and_o property_n of_o his_o subject_n when_o there_o be_v nothing_o leave_v that_o may_v be_v desire_v by_o equal_a and_o just-dealing_a man_n but_o he_o have_v yield_v to_o that_o you_o shall_v be_v one_o of_o they_o that_o will_v never_o trust_v he_o till_o by_o their_o mean_n he_o be_v kill_v or_o make_v a_o prisoner_n or_o which_o be_v worse_o such_o a_o slave_n as_o must_v never_o say_v no_o or_o i_o will_v advise_v to_o any_o thing_n he_o shall_v be_v require_v he_o desire_v you_o to_o make_v the_o case_n your_o own_o and_o to_o judge_v whether_o you_o can_v without_o defence_n suffer_v all_o that_o you_o have_v to_o be_v violent_o take_v from_o you_o etc._n etc._n or_o whether_o you_o can_v find_v out_o a_o way_n that_o you_o will_v think_v be_v it_o your_o case_n more_o equal_a and_o just_a for_o you_o to_o go_v in_o i_o be_o therefore_o in_o my_o way_n appoint_v to_o let_v you_o know_v that_o that_o place_n prov._n 24.21_o be_v part_n of_o that_o word_n of_o god_n which_o shall_v one_o day_n judge_v the_o world_n and_o do_v ipso_fw-la facto_fw-la excommunicate_v that_o party_n which_o you_o be_v ensnare_v with_o that_o that_o place_n 2_o tim._n 3.5_o express_o command_v you_o to_o turn_v away_o from_o such_o notwithstanding_o their_o form_n of_o godliness_n and_o that_o you_o be_v look_v upon_o as_o mordecai_n do_v on_o esther_n chap._n 4._o vers._n 14._o as_o one_o advance_v for_o such_o a_o occasion_n as_o this_o to_o restore_v the_o king_n to_o his_o subject_n and_o his_o subject_n to_o their_o king_n i_o shall_v have_v come_v secret_o to_o you_o to_o have_v give_v you_o evidence_n of_o what_o i_o tell_v by_o the_o last_o concerning_o injury_n you_o suffer_v by_o your_o own_o side_n and_o to_o have_v make_v honourable_a and_o advantageous_a proposition_n to_o you_o both_o for_o your_o own_o and_o the_o kingdom_n good_a with_o the_o way_n of_o assurance_n but_o though_o your_o letter_n do_v infinite_o add_v to_o you_o yet_o the_o news_n of_o hang_v some_o of_o we_o at_o abingdon_n have_v stop_v my_o commission_n and_o somewhat_o daunt_v my_o resolution_n to_o the_o present_a only_o i_o will_v pray_v you_o to_o furnish_v with_o a_o reasonable_a account_n in_o your_o defence_n sir_n your_o most_o faithful_a servant_n nath_n bernard_n nov._n 8._o 1644._o have_v it_o not_o be_v that_o we_o see_v a_o direct_a necessity_n of_o whilng_v with_o he_o this_o letter_n which_o they_o make_v bitter_a with_o those_o ingredient_n to_o try_v how_o it_o will_v work_v have_v make_v i_o break_v off_o with_o such_o a_o unsufferable_a rabsheca_fw-la but_o on_o we_o go_v and_o i_o return_v this_o sir_n it_o be_v true_a i_o never_o countenance_v but_o ever_o abhor_v all_o faction_n nor_o do_v or_o shall_v i_o side_n with_o any_o contemn_v lawful_a authority_n neither_o can_v i_o believe_v that_o revenge_n be_v the_o cause_n why_o the_o lord_n general_n or_o sir_n william_n waller_n be_v in_o arm_n i_o be_o assure_v they_o as_o myself_o have_v no_o other_o end_n but_o the_o king_n and_o kingdom_n good_a and_o be_o confident_a the_o parliament_n aim_n be_v the_o same_o and_o will_v appear_v so_o in_o the_o end_n otherwise_o i_o shall_v turn_v my_o sword_n against_o they_o or_o any_o that_o shall_v sâ—eke_v his_o majesty_n life_n or_o to_o imprison_v his_o person_n i_o shall_v in_o nothing_o more_o willing_o adventure_v i_o then_o in_o rescue_v he_o in_o both_o shall_v cheerful_o harken_v after_o all_o honourable_a and_o advantageous_a proposition_n which_o may_v prove_v my_o own_o and_o the_o kingdom_n good_a i_o deny_v that_o any_o of_o your_o party_n in_o abingdon_n have_v be_v hang_v nor_o shall_v any_o except_o by_o order_n of_o parliament_n i_o have_v always_o give_v order_n for_o christian_n usage_n of_o all_o prisoner_n with_o i_o and_o wish_v you_o will_v do_v the_o like_a by_o we_o sir_n you_o have_v twice_o fill_v your_o letter_n to_o i_o with_o riddle_n which_o till_o you_o make_v plain_a to_o my_o understanding_n i_o will_v say_v no_o more_o i_o be_o sir_n your_o love_a friend_n and_o servant_n rich._n brown_n abingdon_n novemb._n 11._o 1644._o postscript_n sir_n i_o hold_v it_o unsafe_a for_o yourself_o to_o come_v any_o more_o to_o i_o your_o last_o be_v here_o be_v much_o distaste_v i_o must_v desire_v the_o reader_n to_o know_v that_o now_o all_o my_o letter_n go_v to_o his_o majesty_n eye_n as_o their_o letter_n afterward_o tell_v i_o and_o must_v necessary_o carry_v seem_v answer_n to_o demand_n and_o therefore_o my_o hard_a task_n be_v to_o compile_v innocent_a word_n such_o as_o will_v carry_v double_a with_o some_o seem_a satisfaction_n such_o as_o these_o my_o design_n in_o hand_n i_o hope_v to_o bring_v all_o to_o pass_v as_o i_o desire_v settle_v my_o affâ—iâ—es_n at_o london_n what_o i_o have_v undertakeâ—_n i_o will_v perform_v etc._n etc._n all_o which_o be_v but_o new_a anagram_n of_o my_o old_a resolution_n which_o i_o be_v much_o afraid_a they_o will_v find_v out_o and_o therefore_o take_v the_o advantage_n of_o work_v hard_a and_o a_o day_n or_o two_o after_o hear_v from_o he_o in_o these_o noble_a sir_n this_o be_v the_o last_o time_n i_o will_v trouble_v you_o with_o any_o general_n which_o you_o be_v please_v to_o call_v riddle_n and_o since_o you_o think_v it_o not_o safe_a for_o myself_o to_o wait_v on_o you_o i_o be_o command_v to_o entreat_v you_o will_v express_v your_o doubt_n and_o fear_n on_o one_o side_n and_o your_o hope_n and_o desire_n on_o the_o other_a viz._n the_o motive_n whereupon_o you_o engage_v so_o much_o worth_n as_o we_o find_v in_o you_o in_o the_o present_a action_n that_o if_o we_o can_v give_v you_o no_o satisfaction_n we_o may_v suspect_v ourselves_o to_o have_v go_v amiss_o to_o this_o end_n i_o be_o further_a to_o beseech_v you_o to_o assure_v safe_a access_n and_o recess_n to_o a_o discreet_a three_o person_n that_o shall_v wait_v upon_o your_o honour_n for_o those_o purpose_n which_o i_o have_v already_o intimate_v whereby_o you_o shall_v perceive_v how_o much_o i_o have_v labour_v to_o evidence_n that_o your_o favourâ—_n have_v inviolable_o oblige_v your_o most_o humble_a servant_n n._n bernard_n water-eâ—ton_n nov._n 15._o 1644._o postscript_n i_o have_v authority_n to_o tell_v you_o and_o you_o shall_v speedy_o and_o exact_o find_v it_o make_v good_a to_o you_o that_o there_o be_v no_o just_a or_o reasonable_a thing_n you_o can_v propose_v in_o which_o you_o shall_v not_o be_v satisfy_v

whereas_o sergeant_n major_a general_n brown_n have_v desire_v i_o that_o the_o passage_n of_o the_o late_a treaty_n between_o he_o and_o the_o lord_n digby_n may_v be_v publish_v it_o be_v therefore_o my_o pleasure_n that_o the_o say_a passage_n shall_v be_v print_v according_o date_v 1._o febr._n 1644._o essex_n to_o all_o who_o it_o may_v concern_v the_o lord_n digby_n design_n to_o betray_v abingdon_n carry_v on_o for_o divers_a week_n by_o a_o intercourse_n of_o letter_n which_o be_v here_o publish_v for_o the_o satisfaction_n of_o all_o man_n by_o sergeant_n major_n generallbrown_n together_o with_o the_o cipher_n which_o the_o lord_n digby_n send_v he_o for_o that_o purpose_n london_n print_v for_o laurence_n blaiklock_n and_o be_v to_o be_v sell_v at_o the_o sign_n of_o the_o sugar-loaf_n at_o temple-bar_n 1644._o to_o his_o excellency_n robert_n earl_n of_o essex_n lord_n general_n etc._n etc._n may_v it_o please_v your_o excellency_n that_o intercourse_n between_o the_o lo_o digby_n and_o myself_o feed_v on_o their_o side_n with_o hope_n of_o prevail_a and_o on_o i_o with_o hope_n of_o fortify_v by_o the_o design_n we_o have_v upon_o each_o other_o be_v happy_o i_o bless_v god_n on_o our_o side_n and_o with_o rage_n and_o fury_n on_o they_o bring_v to_o a_o period_n it_o have_v be_v in_o the_o womb_n ever_o since_o the_o 14._o of_o september_n as_o soon_o as_o it_o be_v quick_a i_o give_v your_o excellency_n and_o the_o committee_n of_o both_o kingdom_n notice_n of_o it_o and_o ever_o since_o have_v for_o fear_n of_o abortion_n bear_v it_o with_o some_o difficulty_n the_o full_a time_n and_o not_o miscarry_v till_o it_o grâ—w_v so_o strong_a and_o big_a that_o it_o deliver_v itself_o when_o the_o lord_n digby_n see_v it_o be_v bear_v with_o a_o honest_a face_n and_o nothing_o like_o the_o brat_n which_o he_o hope_v for_o he_o present_o will_v have_v make_v it_o away_o by_o the_o poison_n of_o his_o last_o forge_a letter_n which_o be_v so_o full_a of_o malice_n that_o i_o wonder_v he_o burst_v not_o with_o it_o before_o he_o can_v have_v time_n to_o vent_v it_o i_o do_v believe_v spain_n and_o italy_n where_o he_o have_v grow_v afford_v not_o a_o more_o dangerous_a drug_n than_o this_o of_o his_o last_o letter_n wherein_o atheistical_o and_o wicked_o by_o his_o forgery_n he_o as_o it_o be_v defy_v the_o god_n of_o heaven_n and_o hate_v truth_n perfect_o my_o lord_n be_v it_o not_o that_o i_o dare_v not_o conceal_v this_o man_n impiety_n and_o cruelty_n express_v in_o his_o last_o i_o shall_v be_v content_a for_o my_o own_o part_n to_o conceal_v all_o his_o flattery_n and_o folly_n express_v in_o his_o former_a letter_n but_o i_o be_o not_o my_o own_o but_o the_o kingdom_n servant_n and_o therefore_o though_o i_o be_v but_o a_o bad_a writer_n i_o hold_v it_o my_o duty_n to_o give_v those_o who_o he_o call_v my_o master_n and_o i_o thank_v he_o for_o it_o account_n of_o my_o word_n aswell_o as_o action_n and_o i_o wish_v they_o can_v read_v thought_n too_o it_o may_v be_v when_o their_o blind_a party_n shall_v by_o this_o unworthy_a carriage_n of_o his_o see_v he_o in_o his_o colour_n they_o will_v at_o last_o pity_n at_o least_o if_o not_o rescue_v a_o prince_n that_o make_v use_v of_o such_o a_o wicked_a head_n and_o subscribe_v to_o such_o a_o lie_a hand_n and_o if_o proposition_n from_o the_o parliament_n thrive_v not_o may_v know_v who_o be_v that_o haman_n which_o blast_v mordecais_n petition_n that_o countenance_n which_o i_o have_v have_v from_o your_o excellency_n at_o all_o time_n invite_v i_o that_o lead_a example_n of_o faithfulness_n to_o god_n cause_n and_o the_o kingdom_n safety_n which_o shine_v in_o you_o oblige_v i_o and_o that_o dirt_n which_o be_v cast_v in_o some_o of_o these_o letter_n by_o a_o impudent_a clergyâ—man_n upon_o your_o nameâ—_n these_o add_v to_o that_o immediate_a command_v your_o excellency_n have_v over_o i_o force_v i_o to_o make_v these_o passage_n public_a and_o above_o other_o to_o crave_v your_o excellency_n leave_n and_o approbation_n to_o prefix_v this_o thankful_a acknowledgement_n that_o as_o your_o excellency_n have_v everywhere_o honour_v and_o serve_v the_o kingdom_n so_o particular_o your_o influence_n on_o abingdons_n necessity_n have_v keep_v warmth_n in_o we_o all_o and_o for_o ever_o oblige_v i_o particular_o to_o approve_v myself_o my_o lord_n your_o excellency_n most_o humble_a servant_n richard_n brown_n the_o lord_n digby_n design_n to_o betray_v abingdon_n it_o seem_v by_o the_o story_n that_o when_o the_o enemy_n have_v do_v what_o he_o can_v in_o the_o west_n and_o be_v ready_a to_o return_v it_o be_v fancy_v that_o abingdon_n as_o weak_a as_o it_o be_v may_v be_v make_v they_o again_o by_o policy_n rather_o than_o power_n and_o myself_o win_v out_o of_o it_o by_o good_a word_n soon_o than_o war_v out_o of_o it_o and_o therefore_o in_o september_n last_o they_o make_v use_v of_o a_o spiritual_a engine_n one_o mr._n bernard_n sometime_o a_o preacher_n in_o london_n now_o as_o it_o appear_v a_o great_a clerk_n at_o oxford_n this_o man_n be_v my_o former_a acquaintance_n by_o reason_n of_o some_o remote_a alliance_n take_v opportunity_n by_o a_o trumpet_n who_o come_v from_o thence_o about_o exchange_n of_o prisoner_n to_o send_v i_o this_o letter_n noble_a sir_n if_o my_o name_n shall_v be_v too_o light_a yet_o for_o our_o alliance_n sake_n i_o be_o hold_n to_o represent_v to_o you_o a_o request_n which_o from_o you_o will_v for_o its_o own_o justice_n sake_n be_v grant_v namely_o to_o release_v if_o prisoner_n and_o to_o give_v safe_a conduct_n by_o way_n of_o pass_n to_o two_o woman_n and_o a_o child_n of_o mr._n doctor_n dukesons_n who_o be_v now_o in_o abingdon_n the_o one_o of_o the_o woman_n be_v a_o nurse_n the_o other_o a_o maidservant_n i_o be_o glad_a for_o your_o own_o sake_n and_o my_o respect_n also_o who_o be_o grieve_v hearty_o that_o we_o be_v not_o both_o of_o one_o side_n that_o yoâ—_n carry_v on_o the_o party_n you_o deal_v in_o with_o so_o much_o honour_v candour_n and_o ingenuity_n i_o hope_v god_n will_v one_o day_n reconcile_v all_o the_o difference_n now_o on_o foot_n that_o we_o may_v meet_v our_o friend_n as_o friend_n i_o have_v have_v no_o heat_n but_o pure_a conscience_n in_o this_o contention_n neither_o have_v i_o any_o ambition_n then_o by_o the_o grant_n of_o this_o request_n as_o a_o addition_n of_o more_o to_o many_o former_a favour_n to_o be_v acknowledge_v in_o the_o quality_n of_o your_o most_o endear_a and_o affectionate_a kinsman_n and_o brother_n to_o serve_v you_o nath_n bernard_n oxford_n sept._n 14._o 1644._o postscript_n sir_n if_o you_o will_v grant_v safe_a conduct_n to_o i_o i_o will_v be_v glad_a to_o kâ—sse_v your_o hand_n at_o abingdon_n that_o i_o may_v inquire_v of_o the_o welfare_n of_o ouâ—_n brother_n and_o sister_n etc._n etc._n and_o to_o give_v you_o account_v how_o i_o be_v force_v hither_o from_o home_n and_o some_o other_o passage_n this_o i_o look_v upon_o but_o slight_o give_v he_o neither_o pass_v nor_o answer_n find_v it_o to_o be_v but_o the_o language_n of_o a_o private_a and_o as_o i_o think_v obscure_a person_n complement_a with_o i_o as_o far_o as_o a_o few_o line_n will_v go_v for_o old_a acquaintance_n sake_n and_o like_o a_o divine_a bemoan_v the_o time_n about_o a_o month_n he_o be_v quiet_a and_o then_o come_v this_o second_o second_v with_o a_o little_a more_o flattery_n in_o these_o word_n sir_n when_o i_o write_v last_o unto_o you_o i_o suppose_v i_o receive_v no_o answer_n for_o the_o place_n sake_n whence_o it_o come_v but_o to_o remove_v all_o doubt_n from_o you_o when_o i_o come_v thither_o i_o be_v a_o prisoner_n now_o i_o be_o remove_v out_o of_o it_o may_v you_o be_v please_v to_o grant_v i_o a_o pass_v to_o come_v to_o you_o i_o have_v a_o request_n to_o propose_v to_o you_o which_o be_v for_o my_o safety_n and_o your_o honour_n and_o i_o will_v likewise_o preassure_v you_o it_o be_v no_o more_o than_o what_o have_v be_v grant_v by_o my_o lord_n of_o essex_n and_o sir_n william_n waller_n both_o neither_o of_o who_o you_o come_v behind_o in_o valour_n and_o i_o hope_v will_v not_o come_v short_a of_o they_o in_o honourable_a courtesy_n i_o will_v not_o now_o name_v it_o that_o i_o may_v not_o be_v prevent_v of_o kiss_v your_o hand_n who_o be_o for_o your_o never_o to_o be_v forget_v courtesy_n when_o i_o last_o see_v you_o at_o london_n your_o most_o oblige_a servant_n nath_n bernard_n water-eaton_n octob._n 18._o 1644._o in_o this_o you_o see_v he_o persuade_v i_o to_o believe_v he_o have_v be_v a_o prisoner_n at_o oxford_n now_o set_v at_o liberty_n and_o in_o another_o town_n from_o whence_o he_o date_v and_o

Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n

Text snippets containing the quad