Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	call_v	name_n	place_n	1,382	5	4.2100	3	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A14627	A comedy or enterlude intituled, Inough is as good as a feast very fruteful, godly and ful of pleasant mirth. Compiled by W. Wager. Seuen may easely play this enterlude. The names of the players. ...; Enough is as good as a feast	Wager, W. (William)	1570 (1570)	STC 24933; ESTC S111566	30,348	54

not a Cloke from a Gown Inconsideration Tush maisters he was stirring in the morning betime At foure of the Clock in a S●ller he was saying of Prime Precipitation I blame him not though betimes he stéer For he is made Ale cunner in our Parish this yéer His paines is so great in tasting o● drink That many times his eyes into his hed doo sink And then he looketh prestly as narow as a Crowe I tel you he can scarce reed the letters of his Crosrowe Couetouse Body of me you are Knaues all thrée Take Gown Chain Cap and all for me I wil be euē with you all I swere by Gods mother Chuse you shift how you can one for an other Be going out I warrant you I shal be able to shift for my self Or els you may say I were a foolish elf Temeritie Holde him Why brother you said you would all things wel take Couetouse Yea but I would not haue you your fool me to make Come in again For you knowe wel inough that of you all thrée I am worthy the gouernour and Ruler to be Couetouse saith the wise man is the root of all euil Therfore Couetouse is the cheefest that cōmeth from the deuil But this is that Knaue I mene Precipitation But I wil be euen with him I swere by the Passion Precipitation Cumin I am sory by my trueth that you are so sore offended What Sir if a fault be made it shal be amended Couetouse Nay faith I am an Ale cunner or some drunken fool I am no better but your courage I wil coole He fighteth with them bothe with his Daggar That witlesse knaue to Inconsideration He was beginner of this disputation But it is no matter once or Christmas day I wil be euen with you be as be may Inconsideration Lay holde on him What worshipful M. Couetouse are you angry with me I am sory for it man what can I more be ●ang me vp by the neck like a strong théef If euer I speak any woord that shall put you to gréef Couetouse I would doo for you Sirs for I looue you all thrée Mary then I look that as I am you should accept me Temeritie By my troth Brother I dare say none of vs all But that to doo as you bid vs redy finde you shall Couetouse Mary then on good feloship let vs like fréends agrée All. Why abooue all things that desire we Couetouse Wil you help then to make me gay Temeritie As you wil wish it so we wil you aray Couetouse Wil you concent to showe vnto me reuerence Precipitation Yea at all times we wil showe to you our obedience Couetouse Wil you take me for your maister and hed Inconsideration Yea mary Sir for so it standeth vs in sted Couetouse And doo you say as you think in very déed Temeritie Yea that shall you prooue in all time of néed Couetouse First to help on my gown some paines doo you take And then I wil see what curtsie you can make Inconsideration It is trim indéed by the masse in that Gown Me thinks you be worthy to be Mayor of a town Couetouse Say you so then how like you this countenaunce Precipitation Very comely and like a person of great gouernaūce Couetouse Then all is wel come come doo your dutye All three O worthy Prince Couetouse we humbly salute ye Couetouse Body of me that same wil marre all Whē in cōpany I come if Couetouse you doo me call Temeritie Therfore it is best for vs all to chaunge our names Precipitation Or els paraduenture we shall come to shames Couetouse Wel holde your peace then let me alone And I wil deuise names for you euery one study Sira nay you gape at me Temeritie What shall my name be Couetouse You wil haue it or I haue it wil ye Sira thy name shal be study Precipitation What I pray you Couetouse A shame take thée vnmannerly Lout Thou camest so hastely thou hast put me out Nay that maid looks on me study Come hether Inconsideratiō I haue a name for thee Inconsideration Haue you Sir I pray you what shall it be Couetouse Nay by the masse it is gone again Inconsideration And I would knowe it I tel you very fain Couetouse Yea but you must tary til I haue it Temeritie I tel you my Brother hath a braue wit. Couetouse A shame take thē I haue them now all thrée speak to Incōsideration Cōe hether brother I wil tel you what your nāe shal be You knowe the men now a dayes to reason doo trust Therfore Reason your self frō hence foorth name you must Temeritie I knowe wel thy qualitie Thou art heady thou shalt be called Agilitie I study a name for Precipitation if it may hit Let me see by my trueth that shalt be called Redy wit. Precipitation An excellent name in déed for I am redy quick with a pen For before I see one I can condemne ten I passe not for any mans matters or cause money and wit shall gouern the Lawes Couetouse Wel maisters I haue chosen names for eche one of you But mine owne name I knowe not I make God a vow How if I call my name Wit or Policy Temeritie Mary Sir that agréeth to your nature excéedingly Couetouse Trueth for what shall the worldly man doo with you thrée Except to maintain you he take in mée Little worth is Reason redy wit and Agillitie Except to maintain them there be a Policy Sirs you tel me the worldly man is conuerted Precipitation Yea faith that for euer from vs he is departed Couetouse For euer quoth he ha ha ha no no I warrāt thée I What this geer meaneth ful wel I doo espye Tush he purposeth to go bothe to heauen and to hel And feth newes from thence to the people to tel He wil be a Prophet that was wunt to be a deuil Temeritie But his prophecy I think wil prooue but euil Inconsideration Wel no more woords inough is as good as a feast They say it is perelouse with edge tooles to iest Couetouse Now Sirs I wil tel you this is all my drift To get the worldly man hether by some shift Temeritie thou shalt with him thy self acquaint And what thou canst doo to him foorth thou shalt paint Vertue is made an errour by Temeritie For stoutly he standeth against the veritie For Temeritie learned men doo say Is a qualitie to doo all things without delay So that if thou maist get into his habitation He wil soon be wery of inough and contentation Then with him shall woork Precipitation Who is of this propertie and inclination To see and to doo all with out forecast Not thinking of things to come or of things past Therfore after that Temeritie dooth once enter Thou shalt put thy seruice in aduenter Then Inconsideration shall get into his minde Who is a qualitie much of the same kinde He waieth neither the time person nor place Neither as they say the taile

Good Lord policy I think I shall neuer go hōe more Ignorance Mary God forbid why where is your gréef Vvorldly man. All the partes of my body wanteth reléef Oh Deuotion I haue such paines in my head That truely truely I wish my self euen dead Couetouse Me thought you dremed for to your self you did talk Vvorldly man. In deed Sir I dreamed I had a great iourney to walke Oh what great paines and torments I thought my self in Lying in fire which to burn did neuer lin And me thought before me the plague of God did stand Redy to strike me with a Sworde in his hand And euer I asked him what was the cause He answerd that I was a transgressor of Gods Lawes But Lord how sick I am and how terible is my pain No place in my body but sicknes therin dooth reign I like not these foolish dreames policy my freend Couetouse Tush a straw vpon them neuer set your minde He that to dreames giueth any confidence or trust Without dout very vnquietly liue he must Vvorldly man. Oh sick sick sick oh my hed oh my back Couetouse What would you haue Sir tel vs what you lack Ignorance Is it not best that I call hether a Phisicion That he may of your sicknes declare the disposition Vvorldly man. Oh yea yea doo soo good deuotion I pray thée deuotiō Gods blessing on thy hart for thy witty motion Departe I pray thee with asmuch haste as may be Ignorance It shall not be long or he be héer you shall sée Exit Vvorldly man. Oh policy sick neuer so sick oh holde my head Oh sira what shal be come of all my goods when I am dead Couetouse Dead body of me doo you rocken to dye this yéer Holde your peace I warrant you ye need not to feare Lo see you not how the worldly man showeth his kinde As sick as he is on his goods is all his minde Vvorldly man. Oh policy if I might not dye what a felow wold I be In all this contrey should be none like vnto me S●ca what a goodly Warret haue I made in my hall But yet my banquiting house pleaseth me best of all Oh oh alas what a pang is this at my hart Couetouse Body of me Aqua vitae Vinagre needs help he wil departe Saint Vncumber be with vs and the blessing of S. Anthony Help help our Lady of Walsingham and all her holy cōpany Enter Ignorance Why how now what is the matter how dooth he Policy Couetouse Body of me help he is gone els and that verily Ignorance Stand away foolish knaue and let maister Phisicion come Couetouse Maister Flebishiten should I say M. Phisicion I pray you look in his bum Phisicion By your leaue my maisters me thinks it is no time to iest Stand back I pray you and doo not me molest Passion of me maisters count you this a play One of you quickly bring me hether a Key Some drink Aqua vitae if it may be got With speed let vs haue some drink that is hot Couetouse Nay I tolde you before he was past remedy Phisicion No there is life in him yet I see verily Run I pray you and fetch such things as we lack Some drink and a pillow to lay at his back Ignorance Héer is drink and all things redy at hand Phisicion Giue me rowme I pray you out of my light stand Couetouse Iesu mercy lo how busy maister Phesicion is Be besy and dawe him as though he were at dying Heer you Sir is it not best you look on his pis Phisicion Good felow be content I pray thée hartely Thou art disposed to iest me think verily Couetouse Good felow goodman whoball I wil make you chaunge your note Before that for your labour you get the value of a grote Phisicion What howe worldly man in Gods name I say Look vp for the looue of God doo not like a beast decay Vvorldly man. Who is there what art thou that callest me Couetouse Mary Sir maister Flebishiten Phisicion is come it was he Vvorldly man. Oh sirs sirs I fear me all this labour is in vain You might haue let me go I was wel out of my pain Oh maister Phisicion how think you what say you to me Phisicion By my trueth there is no remedy but one that I can sée You must put your wil to Gods wil I can say no more Couetouse Why foolish Phisicion he knew that wel inough before Vvorldly man. What saist thou is there no remedy but I must dye Phisicion No Sir by my trueth as far as I can sée or espye God may doo much for he is omnipotent But you are past help in this world in mans iudgement Couetouse What the deuil doost thou héer then get thée away Vvorldly man. Departe Phisicion and thou haste no more to say Phisition I trust then Sir you wil content me for my paines taking Couetouse You shall haue a new lofe at the maids next baking Vorldly man. Go thy waies I pray thée and trouble not my minde For these newes to giue thée any thing in my hart I cannot finde Phisicion Good Lord haue mercy on thée belike it is to late to amend In wickednes thou hast liued euen so thou wilt end Gentleman I trust you wil not see me loose my labour Couetouse Gentleman go as you came you are not so much in my fauour Phisicion A common saying in déed that is like vnto like A wicked M. for wicked seruants God must néeds strike Exit Vvorldlyman Oh Sirs is there no remedy what shall I say Is it not best I set all things at a stay Couetouse Yes make sure woork of that while as you be héer Ignorance It is time in déed for death in you dooth appéer Vvorldly man. Once you knowe that I am greatly in def And now euery one wil striue their owne for to get Bid my wife therfore get a letter of administration as soon as she may And then as she listeth my Criditors she may pay In déed I haue inough to pay euery man his But by Lady I cannot tel what mine owne shall mis. Commend me to her and bid her take no thought But in any wise let her as neer as she can for go nought Couetouse By my trueth this is wunderfully wel inuented As you haue said I warrāt you it shal be frequented Ignorance Your minde in this thing vndouted is not il Now as for other things it is best you make a wil. Vvorldly man. It shal be Deuotion euen as thou haste said Write quickly for of my life I am afraid Oh must I needs dye oh must I needs away Ignorance Héer is Ink and Paper what shall I write Vvorldlyman In the name first of all doo thou in dite Ignorance In the name in in in in the name what more Vorldly man. Of of of of what more fall down Couetouse Body of me down with the paper away with the Ink Ignorance P●ssion of me Couetouse