Selected quad for the lemma: day_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
day_n	fair_a	night_n	wether_n	5,493	5	13.9630	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A18545	A pronostication [sic] for the yere of our Lord God M.CCCCC.xliiii practysed by the right expert doctour in astronomy and phisycke Maister Cornelys Scute ...	Scute, Cornelys.	1544 (1544)	STC 508.5; ESTC S1475	9,850	46

sicknesses shal they be infected / whiche shall come of the inward partes with gret feuers and paynes in the head also pestilens Of the Haruest ¶ The Haruest this yere shal be somewhat warmer and dryer than it hath ben in tymes past / in the begynnynge with moche dew / in the ende with moche rayne / and shal be wyndy among / with a lytel rayne There shall than reygne many agues and quarteyns / with paynes in the heed / in some places with pestilens of the collycke shall many people be infected ¶ Of the xii monethes and their quarters Ianuary The fyrst quarter the second day at two a clocke before noone / many dark days / with wyndes frostes The full moone the x. daye at vi a clocke before none / and than is the eclippes of the mone / with snow in some places The last quarter the xvii day at vi a clocke after none variable / with frostes / rymes and wyndes The new mone the xxiiii day at ix a clocke xxii myn before none / than is the clips of the Son / with colde / dankissh a lytel frost The fyrst quarter the xxxi day at x. a clock after none / moyst colde February The full mone the viii day at x. a clock xxvi mi. after none / winde and variable The last quarter the xvi day at one a clocke before none variable with rayne snowe The new mone the xxii day at x. a clock and iiii mynu at after none / some tyme fowle wether Marche The fyrst quarter / the fyrst daye at vi a clocke after none / as before wyth certayne fayre dayes The full mone / the ix day xii a clocke at nyght / varyable / tolde / wyndye somtyme fayre wethrr The last quarter the .xvi. daye at seuen of the clocke in the mourning / accordyng to the ceason The new mone the xxiii day before none ii of the clocke at night varyable with wynde and rayne The fyrst quarter the xxxi daye at one of the clocke after none / Colde wyndye somtyme fayre wether Apryll The full mone the seuenth day at ten of the clocke xxx mynutes at after noone / reasonable with colde somtyme varyable The last quarter the fourthe daye at one a clocke after noone / somtyme rayne The new moone the xxii daye at two of the clocke and. xx mynutes before none / somtyme drye and wyndye The fyrst quarter the xxx daye at v a clocke after none / acordyng to the ceason with a lytell rayne May. The full mone the seuenth daye at vi of the clocke xlviii mynutes before noone / throughout as before The last quarter / the one thirtye daye at nyne of the clocke at after noone / almost as before The new mone the xxi day at v of the clocke the syxth mynute at after none / varyable The fyrst quarter the xxix daye at seuen of the clocke at after noone / somtyme wyndye and dankysshe with hote and fayre dayes Here after foloweth the moneth of Iune The full mone / the fyfth day at ten a clocke xliii mi. after noone / hote / varyable / with lyghtnynge The last quarter the xxi day at vii a clocke in the mornyng / varyable with heate The new mone the .xx. day at eyght a clocke before none / fayre somtyme wynd and moysty The fyrst quarter the xxviii daye at vi a clocke before none / almost as before Iulius The full mone / the fourth daye at viii a clocke xxi min. after none and than is the clippes of the mone metely fayre wether The last q … ▪ the xi day viii at after none / sōnme rayne temperate The new mone the third day at ten a clocke xxxvi min. after noone / accordyng to the ceasone / somwhat variable The first quarter the xxvii daye at ii a clocke after none / almost as before August The full mone / the third daye at iiii a clocke after noone / somtyme moysty The last quarter the .x. daye xi of the clocke before noone variable The new mone the xviii day / one a clock after none / moiste with wyndes / somtymes sonshyne The first quarter / the xxv daye at one of the clocke after none / almost as before Septembre The full mone the fyrst daye at one a clocke and. xl mi. after none wyndy / somtyme moist and colde The last quarter the ix day at v. clock before none / cold / wynd / and rayne with the sonne shynynge The new mone the seuentyne day at two of the clocke the xl mynute before Noone / wyndye / somtyme reasonable The fyrst quarter the xxiii day at two of the clocke / the fourth mynute afore none / mystye with deaw / wynde and rayne October The full mone the fyrst day at ii of the clocke before none / moyst with wynde The last quarter the nyenth day at one of the clocke before noone / colde / with rayne and darke dayes The new moone the xvi daye at thre of the clocke xxx mynutes at afternoone / varyable with wynd The fyrst quarter the xxiii daye at nyne a clocke before noone / somtyme rayne / colde / and wyndy / and somtyme otherwyse The full Moone the xxx day at v. a clocke throughout all the worlde / principally in our realme here / with variaunce / sedition / and open warre / many men shal be spoyled slayne / houses / castels / and cytyes shal be taken / brent and destroyed / the people shal be without mercy or pytye The countreys beynge vnder the protection of Aries / as Fraunce / Englande / and a parte of Dutchelande / with hole Denmarke / shall haue moch to do And I se not / nor I fynde not / after myne opynyon / that these warres and variaunces shal be appeased / how be it in the Eclippes of the Moone the fourth daye of Iuly / Iupiter is lodged euen aboute the myddes of the heuens / for Mars beyng in the clips of the Moone in Ianuary asited in the tenth house in the hyest seate of the heuens Italye / Lumbardye / Pyemont / Naples / Poullye / Calabre / Sicilie / Corphen / Sardayn Mynorq̄ / Molto / Matorq̄ / Spayne Portyngale / Hungary / Albanye / Poole / Boheme / so forth a great part of Asia and Af●rica / shal be all in trouble and warre / we may wel trymble at the newes that we shall here dayly / as well of the Turkes and sarasyns as of the Christians A bodyes heare of his heade may somtyme stande vpryght for feare of these newe tydynges / which we shall dayly here of The feates of warre and the victory shall stande dyuers tymes variable / so that in one countrey there shall be cytyes and townes won / and in an other lost agayne Let vs pray vnto god earnestly / that he may fasten the princes hartes / turne it to peace / contrary to ther positions and influences of the heuens