Selected quad for the lemma: death_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	body_n	life_n	sin_n	23,098	5	4.9745	4	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A19975	Humour out of breath A comedie diuers times latelie acted, by the Children of the Kings Reuells. Written by Iohn Day.	Day, John, 1574-1640?	1608 (1608)	STC 6411; ESTC S109423	31,124	60

I am in loue to be in loue Hip. And I desire to liue in fond desire And yet I doubt to touch blind fancies fier Oct. T is good to doubt but t is not good to feare Yet still to doubt will at the lest proue feare Doubt loue t is good but t is not good to feare it Loue hurts them most that least of all come neere it Fr. Then to doubt loue is the next way to loue Oct. Doubtles it is if you misdoubt not loue Hip. Doubt and misdoubt what difference is there here Oct. Yes much when men misdoubt t is sayd they feare Fra. But is it good in loue to be in doubt Oct. No not in loue doubt then is iealousie T is good to doubt before you be in loue Doubt counsells how to shun loues misery Fra. Your doubtfull counsell counsells vs to loue Oct. To equall loue I like experience speake Hip. Experiencd louer you haue spoken well Oct. Experience wanting louers truth I tell Yong wits be wife in loue liue constant still You need nor doubt good hap not misdoubt ill Enter Lucida and Hermonia with Angles And see your discourse has coniurd vp beauty in the likenesse of two countrimaides but you shall not come in the circles of their armes if J can keepe you out Fra. These are too meane for loue brother le ts leaue them Oct. What speechles will you make dumbe virgins of them Hip. Oh we are sonnes of a great father Oct. So is the sun of heauen yet hee smiles on the bramble aswell as the Lilly kisses the checke of a beggar as louingly as a gentlewoman and t is good to imitate him t is good Her Say sister had we not fine sport to day Luc. VVe had if death may be accounted play Her VVhy t is accounted pleasure to kill fish Luc. A pleasure nothing pleasant to the fish Her Yet fishes were created to be kild Luc. Cruell creation then to haue liues spild Her Their bodies being food maintaine our breath Luc. What bodies then haue we to liue by death Her Come come you vainely argue it is good Luc. What is it good to kill oh god oh god Her If it be sin then you your self 's a sinner Luc. I thank proud fortune for t my woes beginner Oct. Foot are yee not ashamd to stand by like idle ciphers such places of account voyde and they had bin rich offices and you poore Courtiers you would haue bin in them in halfe the time Fra. Though against stomack Oct. Nothing against stomack and you loue me Hip. Faire maids if so you be you are well met Her Shepheards or be what els you are well met Fra. T is well if that well met we be to you Luc. If not to vs you are vnto your selues Hip. We did not meet you saw vs come togither Her VVhat ere we saw you yet ere you came hither Fr. VVe did we met in kindred we are brothers Luc. So shepheards we did meet for we are sisters Hip. Then sisters let vs brothers husbands be Her So brothers without our leaues you well may be Fr. Say we desire to husband it with you Luc. Know we desire no husbands such as you Hip. A shepheard is an honest trade of life Her Yet honest shepheard has with honest trade some strife Hip. He seldome sweares but by his honesty Her So honest men do too aswell as he Fr. But will you trust a shepheard when he vowes Luc. No neuer if his oath be that he loues Hip. Yet if I sweare that needs must be mine oath Her Sweare not for we are misbeleeuers both Fr. Let vs perswade you to beleeue we loue you Luc. First we intreat you giue vs time to proue you Hip. Take time meane time wee le praise yee to our powers Her Oh time sometime shepheards haue idle howers Fra. I le say thy cheek no naturall beauty lacks Luc. Good if it had bin spoke behind our backs Hip. I le say this is the heauen of heauenly graces Her O heauen how they can flatters to our faces Exeunt Fr. Brother the last is fayrest in my eie Hip. I but the first brother is first in beauty Fr. First in your choice but not in beauty sir Oct. Come yee so neere as choice then t is time for mee to stop for feare the musick run too far out of tune how now gallants in dumps Fr. No but in loue Oct. That 's a dumpe loues nothing but an Jtalian dumpe or a French brawle Hip. Me thinkes t is sweeter musicke Oct. And t were in tune I confesse it but you take your parts too low you are trebble Courtiers and will neuer agree with these Country Mynnikins the musicke 's too base neuer meddle in 't Fra. Peace doatard peace thy sight of loue is done Thou canst not see the glory of loues sunne Spent age with frosty clowds thy sight doth dim That thou art blind to see and apt to sin Oct. Is it accounted sin to speake the truth Hip. And worse when age spits poyson against youth Oct. They do not fit your callings let them go Fr. Yet they are faire we loue thou art loues foe Oct. J am your friend and wish you from this loue Hip. Canst thou heaue hills then thou my thoughts maist moue but neuer els Oct. Neuer Fr. No neuer Oct. Stay Hip. We are bound for loue Oct. Hate Fra. Hinder not our way Exeunt brothers Oct. J boyes will Eagles Eglets turne to bastards Then must J change my vaine and once more proue To teach you how to hate as well as loue Exit Finis actus Secundi ACTVS TERTIVS Enter Page and Florimell Pa. SWeet hony candy madam if it be no forfeit to tell tales out of Cupids free schoole tell what proficient your louer Aspero proues Flo. Now so loue helpe me lot a passing weake one and verye vnready Pag. The better for women would haue their louers vnreadye to choose Flo. Now ready you are to play the knaue but to Aspero Pa. I do not thinke but ther 's good musick in him your tongue harps so much vpon his name Flo. J shall neuer forget him Pa. I faith Lady then I know what J know Flo. What do you know I prey Pa. Marry that if you neuer forget him you shall euer remember him was he neuer in your chamber Fio. Yes but he shewed himselfe the strangest foole And by my troth loe J am sorry for 't to J had as good an appetite to maintaine discourse but here a comes if euer I choose a man by the fulnesse of his Calfe or a cock by the crowing looke and the bashfull foole do not blush already Pa. You may do well to kisse him and make him bold Madam Pa Boy go know what strange gentleman that is Asp. Slid what a strange Lady 's this madam though I seeme a stranger to you J lay with one last night that 's well acquainted with you Flo Acquainted with me Asp. And knowes you