Selected quad for the lemma: death_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	die_v	misery_n	one_a	743	4	16.6141	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A48906	The English opera, or, The vocal musick in Psyche with the instrumental therein intermix'd : to which is adjoyned the instrumental musick in The tempest / by Matthew Lock ...; Psyche. Vocal score	Locke, Matthew, 1621 or 2-1677.; Shadwell, Thomas, 1642?-1692. Psyche.	1675 (1675)	Wing L2770; ESTC R231438	16,208	88

and Prayers are due To thee our Vows and Prayers are due to thee our Vows and Prayers are due Chief Priest Thou gav'st the cruel Serpent Python death depivd'st the Gyant Tyrion of his breath Thou didst the monstrous Cyclops too destroy who form'd the Thunder which did kill thy Son Chorus Thou light of all our Life and all our Joy our off'ring with our hearts are all thy own Thou light of all our Life and all our Joy our off'rings with our hearts are all thy own Thou light of all our Life and all our Joy our off'rings with our hearts are all thy own Thou light of all our Life and all our Joy our off'rings with our hearts are all thy own Chief Priest By Sacred Hyacinth thy much lov'd Flowers By Daphne's memory we thee Implore thou wouldst be present at our Sacrifice and not our humble Off'rings despise Chorus And we for ever will thy praise advance thy praise advance Thou author of al light heat let Pipes Timbrels And we for ever wil thy praise advance thy praise advance Thou author of al light heat let Pipes Timbrels And we for ever wil thy praise advance thy praise advance Thou author of al light heat let Pipes Timbrels And we for ever wil thy praise advance thy praise advance Thou author of al light heat let Pipes Timbrels sound let them dance each day our worship wee 'l repeat each day our worship wee 'l repeat sound let them dance each day our worship wee 'l repeat each day our worship wee 'l pepeat sound let them dance each day our worship wee 'l repeat each day our worship wee 'l repeat sound let them dance each day our worship wee 'l repeat After a Dance of Priests with Cymbals Bells and Flambeaux c. The Chief Priest with his Attendants mingle with the Dancers Singers and Instruments in the following Song TO Apollo to Apollo our Coelestial King we will Io Paean sing Io Paean Io Paean To Apollo to Apollo our Caelestial King we will Io Paean sing Io Paean Io Paean To Apollo to Apollo our Caelestial King we will Io Paean sing Io Paean Io Paean To Apollo to Apollo our Caelestial King we will Io Paean sing Io Paean Io Paean Soft Io Paean will we sing Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean will we sing Io Paean will we sing Io Paean will we sing Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean will we sing Io Paean will we sing Io Paean will we sing Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean will we sing Io Paean will we sing Io Paean will we sing Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean Io Paean will we sing Io Paean will we sing The Scene being changed to a Rocky Desart full of dreadful Caves and Cliffs Two despairing Men and Two despairing Women enter and Sing as follows First Man BReak break distracted heart there is no cure for love my minds too raging calenture First Woman Sighs which in other Passion vent and give them ease when they lament are but the Bellows to my hot desire Second Woman Second Man And tears in me not quench but nourish Fire First Man Nothing nothing can mollifie my grief or give my Passion a relief Love is not like our earthly Fire You soon may smother out that flame concealing does increase desire no opposition Love can tame 2d Woman Despair in Love transcends all pain lost hope will ne'r return again First Woman In Hell there 's no such miserie as now oppresses me I this one pang alone would change for S syphus his stone Second Man I would the torments which I feel change for Ixion's wheels Second Woman The Vulture should on me for ever feed rather than thus my heart for love should bleed Oh Tantalus for thy eternal Thirst I m more on Earth than thou in Hell accurst First Woman second Woman 1st Man 2d Man Was ever grief like mine like mine like mine like mine First Man Was ever grief like mine was ever ever grief like mine 2d Woman Was ever grief like mine was ever grief like mine 2d Man 1st Man Was ever grief like mine Was ever grief like mine Was ever grief like mine 2d Woman 1st Woman 1st Man 2. Man nothing but death but death can cure our misery I 'le die I 'le die I 'le die Chorus 1st Man Nothing but death but death can cure our misery Nothing but death can cure our misery 2d Woman Nothing but death but death can cure our misery Nothing but death can cure our misery 2d Man Nothing but death but death can cure our misery but death can cure our misery 1st Man Nothing but death can cure our mâ•Œseâ•Œry but death can cure our misery ACT. III. The Scene is the Palace of Cupid where after a Dance by Cyclops Vulcan enters and sings the following Song YE bold sons of Earth that attend upon Fire make hast to the Palace least Cupid should stay you must not be lazy when love does require for Love is impatient brooks no delay when Cupid you serve you must toil must sweat redouble your blows and your labour repeat Retornello The vig'rous young Cupid's not with laziness serv'd He makes all his Vassals their diligence shew and nothing from him but with pains is deserv'd The brisk youth that falls on still follows his blow is his favourite still The considerate fool He as useless lay by for a pitiful Tool Retornello again and then go on 1st Cycl 2d Cycl This Palace is finish'd and the other shall be made fit for his small Deity But Fire makes us Retornello Cholerick and apt to repine unless vou will give us some Wine Chorus With swinging great Bowls let 's refresh our dry Souls then wee 'l to work with a Clink clink With swinging great bowls let 's refresh our dry souls then wee 'l to work with a Clink clink With swinging great bowls le ts refresh our dry souls then let 's to work with a Clink clink With swinging great bowls lets refreh our dry souls and then we 'l to work with a Clink clink Clink but first let us drink but first let us drink Clink but first let us drink but first let us drink Vulcan Clink but first let us drink but first let us drink Let each take his Clink but first let us drink but first let us drink 2d Cyclop Bowl then and hold to his nose then let him redouble his blows Naystint us not so but let each take his two and twice as much then can we do Retornello Chorus and Retorn as before With swinging great Bowls c. Vulcan Ye slaves will you never from Drunkeness refrain Ulysses will catch you again 4th Cyclop Ulysses is a Dog were he here he should find Wee 'd scorn him and drink our selves blind Retor Cho. Retor as before 1st Cyclop 2d Cyclop