Selected quad for the lemma: death_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	abbey_n	abbot_n	covent_n	17	3	12.8094	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A03886	The ancient, honorable, famous, and delighfull historie of Huon of Bourdeaux, one of the peeres of Fraunce, and Duke of Guyenne Enterlaced with the loue of many ladies, as also the fortunes and aduentures of knights errant, their amorous seruants.; Huon de Bordeaux. English.	Berners, John Bourchier, Lord, 1466 or 7-1533.	1601 (1601)	STC 13999; ESTC S104310	503,912	674

duke_n have_v huon_n into_o his_o castle_n chap._n 27._o how_o the_o duke_n think_v to_o have_v murder_v huon_n his_o own_o nephew_n while_o he_o sit_v at_o the_o table_n chap._n 28._o how_o by_o the_o aid_n of_o greffrey_n and_o of_o the_o prisoner_n huon_n be_v succour_v and_o slay_v all_o the_o paynim_n and_o the_o duke_n flee_v and_o after_o besiege_v the_o castle_n chap._n 29._o how_o king_n oberon_n come_v and_o succour_v huon_n and_o slay_v all_o the_o paynim_n except_o such_o as_o will_v be_v christen_v and_o how_o huon_n slay_v the_o duke_n his_o uncle_n chap._n 30._o how_o king_n oberon_n forbid_v huon_n that_o he_o shall_v not_o go_v by_o the_o tower_n of_o the_o giant_n to_o the_o which_o huon_n will_v not_o accord_v but_o go_v thither_o whereby_o he_o be_v in_o great_a danger_n of_o death_n and_o of_o the_o damsel_n that_o he_o find_v there_o who_o be_v his_o own_o cousin_n bear_v in_o france_n chap._n 31._o how_o the_o damsel_n cozen_v to_o huon_n show_v he_o the_o chamber_n whereas_o the_o giant_n sleep_v and_o how_o he_o go_v and_o awake_v he_o and_o of_o the_o good_a armour_n that_o the_o giant_n deliver_v to_o huon_n chap._n 32._o how_o huon_n slay_v the_o great_a giant_n and_o how_o he_o call_v gerame_n and_o his_o company_n to_o he_o and_o of_o the_o joy_n that_o they_o make_v for_o the_o death_n of_o the_o giant_n chap._n 33._o how_o huon_n depart_v from_o the_o castle_n of_o the_o giant_n and_o take_v leave_v of_o his_o company_n and_o go_v alone_o afoot_o to_o the_o seaside_n whereas_o he_o find_v mallabron_n of_o the_o fairey_n on_o who_o he_o mount_v to_o pass_v the_o sea_n chap._n 34._o how_o huon_n pass_v the_o sea_n upon_o mallabron_n who_o bear_v he_o to_o babylon_n and_o how_o huon_n come_v to_o the_o first_o gate_n and_o so_o to_o the_o second_o chap._n 35._o how_o huon_n pass_v the_o four_o gate_n and_o how_o he_o come_v into_o the_o garden_n whereas_o the_o fountain_n be_v and_o of_o that_o which_o he_o do_v there_o chap._n 36._o how_o huon_n come_v into_o the_o palace_n and_o do_v his_o message_n to_o the_o admiral_n and_o how_o he_o slay_v many_o paynim_n and_o be_v afterward_o take_v and_o put_v in_o prison_n chap._n 37._o of_o the_o great_a complaint_n that_o huon_n make_v be_v in_o prison_n and_o how_o the_o admiral_n daughter_n come_v to_o comfort_v he_o and_o how_o she_o depart_v not_o well_o content_a with_o huon_n chap._n 38._o how_o huon_n make_v great_a complaint_n for_o the_o famine_n that_o he_o endure_v and_o how_o the_o fair_a esclaremond_n come_v again_o to_o comfort_v he_o conditional_o that_o huon_n will_v fulfil_v her_o desire_n chap._n 39_o how_o gerame_v and_o his_o company_n depart_v from_o the_o tower_n &_o the_o damsel_n with_o he_o and_o come_v to_o babylon_n and_o of_o the_o manner_n that_o gerame_v use_v to_o know_v some_o news_n of_o huon_n chap._n 40._o how_o gerame_v and_o the_o fair_a escleremond_n go_v to_o the_o prison_n to_o comfort_n huon_n and_o the_o other_o prisoner_n chap._n 41._o how_o the_o great_a giant_n agrapart_n elder_a brother_n to_o angolofer_n who_o huon_n slay_v assemble_v his_o people_n and_o come_v to_o babylon_n to_o have_v the_o tribute_n of_o the_o admiral_n as_o his_o brother_n have_v and_o of_o battle_n hand_n to_o hand_n that_o he_o desire_v of_o the_o admiral_n gaudise_n the_o which_o be_v agree_v to_o chap._n 42._o how_o the_o admiral_n gaudise_n take_v huon_n out_o of_o prison_n and_o arm_v he_o to_o fight_v with_o the_o giant_n agrapart_n chap._n 43._o how_o huon_n fight_v with_o agrapart_n the_o giant_n and_o discomfit_v he_o and_o deliver_v he_o to_o the_o admiral_n who_o have_v great_a joy_n thereof_o chap._n 44._o how_o the_o giant_n agrapart_n cry_v mercy_n to_o the_o admiral_n and_o how_o huon_n desire_v the_o admiral_n gaudise_n to_o leave_v his_o law_n and_o to_o be_v christen_v chap._n 45._o how_o huon_n see_v that_o the_o admiral_n will_v not_o forsake_v his_o belief_n blow_v his_o horn_n whereby_o oberon_n come_v to_o he_o and_o how_o the_o admiral_n be_v slay_v and_o all_o his_o man_n and_o how_o huon_n and_o the_o fair_a escleremond_n be_v in_o peril_n of_o drown_v by_o reason_n that_o he_o break_v the_o commandment_n of_o king_n oberon_n chap._n 46._o how_o huon_n and_o escleremond_n arrive_v in_o a_o isle_n all_o naked_a and_o how_o the_o pirate_n of_o the_o sea_n take_v escleremond_n and_o leave_v huon_n alone_o and_o bind_v his_o hand_n foot_n and_o eye_n chap._n 47._o how_o the_o fair_a escleremond_n be_v lead_v away_o by_o the_o pirate_n of_o the_o sea_n and_o how_o the_o admiral_n galaffer_n of_o anfalerne_n deliver_v she_o out_o of_o their_o hand_n chap._n 48._o how_o the_o pirate_n flee_v to_o mombrance_n to_o juoryn_n and_o how_o he_o send_v to_o 〈◊〉_d the_o admiral_n galaffer_n of_o anfalerne_n and_o of_o the_o answer_n that_o he_o have_v 〈◊〉_d chap._n 49._o how_o king_n oberon_n at_o the_o request_n of_o two_o knight_n of_o the_o fayrey_n call_v 〈◊〉_d and_o mallabron_n the_o monster_n of_o the_o sea_n go_v and_o succour_v huon_n and_o carry_v he_o out_o of_o the_o isle_n of_o noysant_a chap._n 50._o how_o huon_n find_v a_o minstrel_n who_o give_v he_o clothing_n and_o meat_n and_o take_v huon_n with_o he_o as_o his_o varler_n and_o go_v to_o mombrance_n chap._n 51._o how_o huon_n and_o his_o master_n mouflet_n arrive_v at_o mombrance_n and_o how_o 〈◊〉_d speak_v with_o king_n juoryn_n chap._n 52._o how_o king_n juoryn_n cause_v his_o daughter_n to_o play_v at_o the_o chess_n with_o huon_n upon_o condition_n that_o if_o he_o be_v mate_v he_o shall_v then_o loose_v his_o head_n and_o if_o she_o be_v mate_v huon_n shall_v have_v her_o love_n and_o how_o huon_n win_v the_o game_n chap._n 53._o how_o huon_n be_v arm_v and_o mount_v on_o a_o poor_a horse_n and_o go_v after_o the_o army_n to_o anfalerne_n chap._n 54._o how_o huon_n fight_v with_o sorbryn_n and_o slay_v he_o and_o win_v the_o good_a horse_n blanchardyn_n whereon_o he_o mount_v and_o win_v the_o battle_n and_o be_v bring_v with_o great_a triumph_n to_o mombrance_n chap._n 55._o how_o huon_n be_v have_v in_o great_a honour_n and_o sit_v at_o the_o table_n with_o king_n juoryn_n of_o mombrance_n chap._n 56._o how_o the_o old_a gerame_v arrive_v at_o anfalerne_n by_o fortune_n and_o the_o admiral_n gallaffer_v entertain_v he_o to_o maintain_v his_o war_n and_o how_o the_o fair_a escleremond_n speak_v with_o he_o chap._n 57_o how_o king_n juoryn_n come_v again_o before_o anfalerne_n and_o how_o gerame_n and_o huon_n fight_v together_o and_o at_o last_o they_o know_v each_o other_o and_o how_o they_o enter_v into_o anfalerne_n and_o shut_v the_o admiral_n gallaffer_n without_o chap._n 58._o how_o juoryn_n cause_v mouflet_n the_o old_a minstrel_n to_o be_v bring_v to_o the_o gibbet_n to_o have_v be_v hang_v and_o how_o he_o be_v rescue_v by_o huon_n chap._n 59_o how_o the_o good_a provost_n guyer_n brother_n to_o gerame_n arrive_v at_o the_o port_n of_o anfalerne_n chap._n 60._o how_o huon_n and_o gerames_n and_o all_o their_o company_n with_o the_o fair_a lady_n escleremond_n depart_v from_o the_o castle_n of_o anfalerne_n and_o sail_v thence_o on_o the_o sea_n chap._n 61._o how_o huon_n and_o his_o company_n arrive_v at_o the_o port_n of_o brandis_n and_o from_o thence_o go_v to_o rome_n to_o the_o pope_n who_o wed_v together_o huon_n and_o the_o fair_a escleremond_n and_o of_o their_o depart_n from_o thence_o chap._n 62._o how_o huon_n and_o his_o company_n arrive_v at_o the_o abbey_n of_o maurise_n where_o he_o be_v receive_v by_o the_o abbot_n &_o covent_n with_o great_a reverence_n chap._n 63._o how_o the_o good_a abbot_n send_v word_n to_o duke_n gerard_n of_o bourdeaux_n how_o his_o brother_n huon_n be_v in_o the_o abbey_n of_o maurise_n chap._n 64._o how_o gybovars_n of_o beam_n and_o gerard_n practise_v huons_a death_n and_o how_o the_o traitor_n gerard_n come_v to_o see_v his_o brother_n huon_n who_o with_o great_a joy_n receive_v he_o chap._n 65._o how_o these_o two_o brethren_n depart_v from_o the_o abbey_n about_o midnight_n and_o how_o the_o traitor_n gerard_n begin_v to_o fall_v at_o rude_a word_n with_o huon_n when_o they_o approach_v near_o the_o wood_n whereas_o gybovars_n lie_v in_o ambush_n chap._n 66._o how_o these_o traitor_n slay_v all_o duke_n huons_a company_n except_o gerame_n and_o escleremond_n and_o huon_n himself_o the_o which_o all_o three_o be_v fast_o bind_v hand_n and_o foot_n and_o blindfold_a and_o so_o bring_v to_o bourdeaux_n and_o be_v put_v in_o prison_n chap._n 67._o how_o the_o traitor_n return_v to_o the_o abbey_n of_o saint_n maurise_v &_o slay_v the_o good_a abbot_n and_o take_v away_o all_o the_o treasure_n that_o huon_n have_v leave_v there_o chap._n 68_o

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