Selected quad for the lemma: friend_n
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A13316
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The hunting of the pox a pleasant discourse betweene the authour, and pild-garlicke : wherein is declared the nature of the dissease, how it came, and how it may bee cured / by J. T. Westminster.
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J. T., of Westminster.
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1619
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STC 23624.7; ESTC S1011
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have_v bring_v to_o this_o pass_n it_o be_v not_o i_o but_o thou_o and_o thank_v pild-garlicke_n if_o thou_o find_v aught_o worth_a in_o this_o same_o book_n he_o be_v the_o second_o man_n i_o think_v that_o on_o the_o same_o do_v look_v and_o how_o we_o first_o acquaint_v come_v there_o will_v show_v to_o thou_o for_o he_o make_v i_o â—nâ—aâ—ge_v my_o book_n by_o conference_n have_v with_o i_o ne_o have_v i_o write_v this_o silly_a work_n unto_o the_o learned_a sort_n yeâ—_n of_o the_o twain_o i_o do_v submit_v myself_o to_o their_o report_n now_o if_o some_o reader_n find_v such_o fault_n himself_o listen_v not_o to_o mend_v let_v each_o mend_v one_o for_o all_o have_v fault_n so_o shall_v we_o soon_o end_v i._o t._n a_o conference_n between_o the_o avthour_n and_o pild-garlicke_n concern_v his_o book_n call_v the_o hunt_n of_o the_o pox_n and_o the_o original_n of_o the_o disease_n upon_o a_o idle_a day_n it_o chaunâ—t_v i_o walk_v to_o see_v a_o play_n and_o as_o i_o go_v i_o 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nay_o gentle_a sir_n i_o will_v not_o wish_v your_o anger_n any_o way_n i_o mean_v but_o speak_v a_o word_n or_o two_o if_o you_o will_v please_v to_o stay_v speak_v what_o thou_o will_v pild-garlike_n say_v i_o have_v no_o haste_n quoth_v he_o so_o thou_o no_o money_n matter_n ask_v for_o that_o goâ—s_v low_a with_o i_o why_o then_o â—ir_n will_v you_o 〈◊〉_d a_o book_n a_o very_a fine_a book_n indeed_o and_o such_o a_o book_n perhaps_o the_o like_o you_o scarce_o shall_v seldom_o read_v what_o be_v thy_o book_n my_o honest_a friend_n be_v it_o a_o book_n of_o news_n i_o sir_n and_o true_a translate_v out_o of_o french_a and_o new_o send_v from_o the_o star_n the_o hunt_n of_o the_o pox_n good_a sir_n and_o pleasant_a for_o to_o read_v and_o if_o you_o keep_v it_o all_o your_o life_n it_o will_v never_o once_o you_o nob_n â—ad_n ha_o ha_o thou_o be_v a_o merry_a knave_n can_v they_o persuade_v i_o so_o thy_o news_n be_v new_a no_o it_o be_v stale_a i_o read_v iâ—_n long_o ago_o and_o two_o i_o give_v a_o wait_a maid_n to_o read_v on_o now_o and_o than_o and_o she_o do_v give_v her_o master_n one_o the_o other_o to_o his_o man_n and_o so_o farewell_n my_o honest_a friend_n to_o read_v the_o pox_n be_v cost_v thrice_o have_v i_o read_v it_o all_o myself_o and_o glad_a now_o it_o be_v lose_v nay_o stay_v good_a sir_n if_o that_o you_o please_v and_o drink_v a_o pince_n of_o wine_n and_o i_o will_v tell_v a_o merry_a jest_n hope_v to_o a_o friend_n of_o i_o of_o â—ee_n at_o winchâ—stâ—r_n the_o old_a where_o vâ—â—us_a temple_n stand_v the_o stew_n man_n say_v be_v found_v there_o and_o now_o of_o late_a as_o good_a a_o brothel_n house_n and_o to_o the_o same_o resort_v this_o my_o friend_n the_o matron_n of_o the_o house_n which_o know_v his_o mind_n and_o â—o_o what_o end_n he_o usde_v to_o haunt_v her_o unchaste_a dâ—nes_n she_o counsel_v one_o straightway_o to_o feast_v he_o with_o a_o towne-bred_n goose_n if_o he_o will_v please_v to_o stay_v he_o be_v content_a 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nay_o then_o thou_o lâ—est_v i_o so_o thou_o have_v no_o skill_n i_o buy_v it_o for_o a_o towne-bred_n goose_n though_o now_o against_o my_o will_n as_o it_o fall_v out_o to_o my_o hard_a hap_n well_o quoth_v the_o barber_n then_o it_o be_v no_o fowl_n in_o form_n nor_o shape_n no_o goose_n nor_o turky-hen_n but_o a_o plain_a french_a coulstaffe_n you_o have_v go_v where_o with_o â—ou_fw-mi sore_o have_v fight_v your_o weapon_n which_o yourself_o have_v beat_v it_o seen_v yourself_o have_v bring_v a_o coulstaffe_n say_v pild-garlike_n then_o be_v this_o the_o war_n in_o france_n then_o have_v i_o have_v some_o blow_n therewith_o by_o fortune_n not_o by_o chance_n yet_o have_v recover_v well_o enough_o so_o may_v this_o friend_n of_o thiâ—e_n and_o so_o i_o pray_v thou_o end_v this_o tale_n until_o another_o time_n for_o i_o have_v other_o thing_n to_o speak_v since_o thou_o have_v make_v i_o stay_v fain_o will_v i_o know_v this_o french-disease_n which_o reign_v at_o this_o day_n and_o 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siege_n perforce_o and_o in_o time_n of_o his_o stay_n columbus_n to_o the_o emperor_n do_v present_a upon_o a_o day_n a_o company_n of_o indian_n which_o the_o pox_n have_v natural_o and_o they_o disperse_v it_o in_o the_o camp_n of_o france_n and_o italy_n columbus_n be_v a_o italian_a bear_v and_o first_o that_o do_v discover_v west-india_n shoâ—â—_n and_o people_n there_o and_o bring_v of_o one_o and_o other_o to_o show_v to_o christian_a prince_n what_o strange_a country_n they_o have_v find_v what_o fertile_a land_n what_o fruit_n what_o mine_n do_v in_o each_o place_n abound_v to_o