Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n
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A92084
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The Rump dockt
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1660
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Wing R2272; Thomason 669.f.23[8]; ESTC R211495
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the_o rump_n dock_v till_o it_o be_v understand_v what_o be_v under_o monck_n hood_n the_o city_n dare_v not_o show_v his_o horn_n till_o ten_o day_n be_v out_o the_o speaker_n be_v sick_a of_o the_o gout_n and_o the_o rump_n do_v sit_v upon_o thorn_n if_o monck_n be_v turn_v scot_n the_o rump_n go_v to_o pot_n and_o the_o good_a old_a cause_n will_v miscarry_v like_o coal_n out_o of_o embers_o revive_v the_o old_a member_n off_o go_v the_o rump_n like_o dick_n and_o harry_n then_o in_o come_v the_o lord_n who_o draw_v parliament_n sword_n with_o robe_n line_v through_o with_o ermine_n but_o peer_n without_o king_n be_v very_o useless_a thing_n and_o their_o lordship_n count_v but_o vermin_n now_o morley_n and_o fag_n may_v be_v put_v in_o a_o bag_n and_o that_o doughty_a man_n sir_n arthur_n in_o despair_n for_o his_o foil_n with_o alderman_n hoyle_n will_v become_v a_o knight_n of_o the_o garter_n that_o knave_n in_o grain_n sir_n harry_n vane_n his_o case_n then_o most_o man_n be_v sad_a there_o be_v little_a hope_n he_o can_v escape_v the_o rope_n for_o the_o rump_n turn_v he_o over_o the_o ladder_n that_o precious_a saint_n scott_n shall_v not_o be_v forget_v according_a to_o his_o own_o desire_n instead_o of_o neck-verse_n shall_v have_v it_o write_v on_o his_o horse_n here_o hang_v one_o of_o the_o king_n trier_n those_o nine_o son_n of_o mars_n that_o whip_v the_o rump_n arse_n i_o mean_v the_o commander_n warlike_a if_o the_o rump_n smell_v strong_a with_o hang_v too_o long_o shall_v serve_v to_o stuff_v it_o with_o garlic_n that_o parcel_n of_o man_n in_o length_n but_o a_o span_n who_o wife_n egg_n always_o be_v addle_n must_v quit_v the_o lifeguard_n as_o he_o do_v when_o scare_v by_o lambert_n out_o of_o the_o saddle_n lambert_n now_o may_v turn_v florist_n be_v come_v off_o the_o poor_a that_o ever_o do_v man_n of_o the_o sword_n the_o rump_n let_v a_o fart_n which_o take_v away_o his_o heart_n and_o make_v he_o a_o squire_n of_o a_o lord_n his_o cheshire_n glory_n be_v a_o pitiful_a story_n there_o the_o saint_n triumph_v without_o battle_n but_o now_o monck_n and_o his_o friar_n have_v drive_v he_o into_o the_o brier_n as_o he_o do_v booth_n and_o his_o cattle_n for_o the_o rest_n of_o the_o rump_n together_o in_o a_o lump_n it_o be_v too_o late_a to_o cry_v peccavi_fw-la you_o have_v sin_v all_o or_o most_o against_o the_o holy_a ghost_n and_o therefore_o the_o devil_n must_v have_v you_o but_o now_o valiant_a city_n whether_o must_v thy_o ditty_n be_v sing_v in_o very_o or_o in_o prose_n for_o till_o the_o rumpâ—â—unk_n for_o fear_v of_o monck_n thy_o militia_n dare_v not_o show_v its_o nose_n base_a coward_n and_o knave_n that_o first_o make_v we_o slave_n very_o rascal_n from_o the_o beginning_n only_o unto_o monk_n sword_n the_o nation_n must_v afford_v the_o honour_n of_o bring_v the_o king_n in_o print_v in_o the_o year_n 1660._o