Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	brother_n	great_a	king_n	5,517	5	3.7807	3	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A19994	VVonderfull straunge sightes seene in the element, ouer the citie of London and other places on Munday being the seconde day of September: beginning betweene eight and nine of the clocke at night, increasing and continuing till after midnight: most strange and fearefull to the beholders.	Day, Thomas, fl. 1583.	1583 (1583)	STC 6433; ESTC S105220	4,328	17

destruction NO comfort solace nor no ioy can lodge within my brest Because thou dost me stil annoy with thy vnquiet rest Repent England and turn with spéed whilst God doth dayly cal For he doth sende and byd thee mend before thy dreadful fal Deare England thou dost dayly grieue and vex me euery way To see my workes and prooue my deeds what I can do or say Repent England c. Ful twenty yeares and foure thou hast at large heard out my cry And stil by word I say repent by waters earth and skie Repent england c. And as vpon Ierusalem I did both weepe and waile So doth my louing preachers cry but nothing can preuaile Repent england c. Thou thinkest not vpon my call my voyce thou dost note hare My preachers meeke my word most sweet to saue thou dost not feare repent england c. Neglecting stil thou dost fulfil all wickednesse and sinne And hast delight both day and night to fit and dwel therein repent england c. What sinnes in Noy his time were found or els in Sodomes store That doth not now in thee abound a thousand times and more repent england c. Is not thy whooredome and thy pride thy vsury and gaine Thy waight and measure vniust tryde still lodged in thy braine repent england c. No care to get so that thou haue thy pining purse to fil Who be vndon although thereby thy brothers blood thou spil repent england c. Loe England now what meaneth else thy rents which tripled bee In such a rate that none but thou or thine can dwell with thée repent England c. And is it all nay leases great yea Fines and Incomes bare Vp such a price that non thats wise but thee and thine doth feare repent England c. Why dealest thou so O England with thine annointed king Who fills thy store and empts thy store againe of euery thing repent england c. But auarice that bagg stirres vp thy Tygred natures kinde To wring and wrest the poore to fill thine vncontented minde repent england c. Thus carelesly thou dost contemne the poore whom thou shouldst feed And to the ritch thou makest feastes with fare thou dost exceed repent england c. Esteeming more thy gluttony thy pride and idle lyfe Then care and conscience of the poore to end their law and stryfe repent england c. Yet God doth send his Ionas stil thee England to cal While there is time if thou wilt heare and feare from sinne to fal repent england c. If not his iudgement is most swift remember Easter past how on the wednesday he did shake this earth and all things fast repent england c. Both Castles townes and Towers strong and Mountaines euery where The ground most firme and al thereon did shake and quake for feare repent england c. If then his wrath be found so fearce as sencelesse things makes nymble Shall it not make the stoutest hearts of vnderstanding tremble repent england c. Yes yes O england think not so but that thou shalt be found And as amazed gydsicke man fal flat with death to ground repent england c. While thou hast time therefore repent and call to God for grace That he from wrath may yet relent and al thy sinnes deface repent england c. Vnto thee which his iudgements call and cause thee to decline And thitherward appoint thy path as by a squared lyne repent england c. Repent I say and soeke his face whilst it is to be found In this same special time of grace here liuing on the ground repent england c. And dare thou not protract the time to dally any more Because the iudge with iudgement comes and standeth at the dore and saith repent c. With wonders strange and monsters fell and blazing starres by past Doth stil Prognosticate and tell of iudgement at the last repent england c. What sicknes new with plagues are sent what flouds do ouerflow In euery place what wars are bent to tell vs it is so repent england c. And euerything in their degree as nature hath assignde The tyde the time and winters bee vnnatural by kinde repent england c. What warninges hath beene often sent to thee by flashing streames Of fire which bids thee to repent and wake out of thy dreames repent england c. The clowdes likewise infixt with bloude and Brimstome fire like smoken With collours strange not oft like seene a day of dome betoken repent england c. As late alacke on Munday last who so abroad did range Betwixt the howres of leuen and twelue might see it very strange repent england c. On al the parts of heauenly sky was tokens to remember The latter comming of the Lorde the second of September repent therefore O england c. Therefore while thou haste time and space and whiles he calles thee still Come vnto him turne not thy face obey vnto his wil. repent england c. And thou shalt haue that he hath bought and purchast for thee free The kingdome of eternall rest for thy reward and fee. repent england c. Lord send vs al those heauenly ioyes with thee for to remaine And vs defend from sathans noyes and euerlasting paine repent england c. God saue our queene Elizabeth and stablish still her raigne In health and wealth and happy peace thy Gospel to maintaine Repent O England then with speed and turne from sathans thrall Both man and wife amend your life and Christ wil saue you all FINIS Gen. 18. Gen. 6.