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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
heart_n	fruit_n	good_a	treasure_n	4,153	5	10.5915	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A14064	Fiue hundreth points of good husbandry vnited to as many of good huswiferie first deuised, & nowe lately augmented with diuerse approued lessons concerning hopps & gardening, and other needefull matters : together with an abstract before euery moneth, conteining the whole effect of the saide moneth : with a table & a preface in the beginning both necessary to be reade, for the better understandinge of the booke / set forth by Thomas Tusser ...	Tusser, Thomas, 1524?-1580.	1573 (1573)	STC 24375; ESTC S1388	75,168	196

clock by the dyall som stand to denyall som murmure grudge geue iudgement I pray you for iustly so may you so fansie so say you I make you my iudge 8 In time ye shall trye me by trouth ye shall spie me so finde so set by me according to skill how eauer tree growith the fruit the tree showith your ladiship knowith my hart and good will. 9 though fortune doth measure and I do lack treasure yet if I may pleasure your honour with this then wil me to mend it or mend er ye send it or any where lend it if ought be amisse your Ladiships seruant Thomas Tusser The preface of the booke of Huswifrie TAke weapon awaye of what force is a man take huswife from husbād what is he than 2 As louers desireth to gether to dwell so husbandry loueth good huswifrie well 3 Though husbandry semeth to bring in the gaines yet huswiferie labours seeme equal in paines 4 Some respit to husbāds the weather maye send but huswiues affaires hath neuer none ende ¶ As true as thy faith Thus huswifrie saith I Serue for a day for a weeke for a yeare for life time for euer while man dwelleth here For richer for porer from North to the South for honest for hardhed or daintie of mouth For wed and vnwedded in sicknes and health for all that well liueth in good common wealth For Citie for countrey for Court and for cart to quiet the head and to cōfort the hart A description of huswife and Huswiferye OF huswife doth huswiferie challenge the name of Huswiferie huswife doth likewise the same where husband Husbandry ioyneth with thease there welthines gotten is holden with ease The name of a Huswife what is it to say the wife of the house to the husband a stay If huswife doth that as belongeth to hir if husband be wittye there needeth no stir The Huswife is shee that to labour doth fall the labour of her I do huswiferie call If thrift by that labour be saued or got then is it good huswiferie else is it not The woman the name of a Huswife doth win by keeping her house and of doings therein And shee that with husband will quietly dwell must think on this lesson and follow it well FINIS Enstructions to Huswiferie ¶ Serue God is the furst True loue is not wurst A Dayly good lesson of huswife in deede is God to remember the better to speede 2 Another good lesson of huswiferie thought is huswife with husband to lieue as she ought ¶ Wife comely no griefe Man out huswife chiefe 3 Though tricksy to see to be gallant to wiue yet comely wise is the huswife to thriue 4 When husband is absent let huswife be chiefe and looke to their labour that eateth her biefe ¶ Both out not alow Keepe house huswife thow 5 Where husband huswife be both out of place there seruants do loyter and reason their case 6 The huswife so named of keping the house must tend on her profit as cat on the mouse ¶ Seeke home for rest For home is best 7 As huswiues keepe home be stirrers about so speedeth their winnings the yere thorough out 8 though home be but homly yet huswif is taught that home hath no fellow to such as haue aught ¶ Vse all with skill aske what ye will. 9 Good vsage with knowledge quiet with all Makes huswife to shine as the sun on the wall 10 what husband refuseth all comely to haue that hath a good huswife al willing to saue ¶ Be ready at neede all thine to feede 11 The case of god huswiues thus daily doth stād what euer shall chaunce to be ready at hand 12 This care hath a huswife all daye in her hed that all thing in season be huswifely fed ¶ By practise go muse how howshold to vse 13 Dame practise is she that to huswife must tell which waye for to gouerne her family well 14 Vse labourers gently keepe this as a lawe make childe to be ciuill keepe seruant in awe ¶ who carelesse do leiue occasion do geiue 15 Haue euery where a respect to thy wayes that none of thy life any siaunder may raise 16 what many do knowe though a time it be hid at length wil abrode when a mischiefe shal bid ¶ No neighbour reproue do so to haue loue 17 the loue of thy neighbour shal stād thee in stede the poorer the gladder to helpe at a nede 18 Vse frēdly thy neighbour else trust him in this as he hath thy frendship so trust vnto his ¶ Strike nothing vnknowen take hid to thine owne 19 Reuenge not thy wrath vpon any mans beast least thine be like malice be bid to like feast 20 what husband prouideth with money his drudge that huswife must loke to which waye it doth trudge A Digression NOw out of the matter this lesson I add cōcerning cock croweing what profet is had experience teathith as true as a clock how winter nightes passith by marking the cock Cock croweith at midnight times feaw aboue six with pause to his neighbour to answer betwix at three a clock thicker then as ye knowe like all in to mattens nere day they do crowe At midnight at three an hower ere daye they vtter their language as wel as they maye which who so regardith what counsell they geue will better loue croweing as longe as they leue For beinge frayde take hid good mayde Marke crowing of cock for feare of your dock ¶ The first cock croweith Howe dame it is midnight what rumbling is that The next cock showeith Take hide to false harlots more ye wot what If noyse ye do heare loke all thing be cleare Least drabbs do noy the. and theues destroy the. ¶ The first cock croweith Maydes three a clock kned lay your bucks or go brewe The next cock showith And cobble botch ye that cannot buy newe Both mayden and man Mend now what ye can Leaue gibber gabber mend slibber slabber ¶ The first cock croweith Past fiue a clock holla mayde sleeping beware The next cock showeith Least quickly your mystris vncouer your bare Mayde vp I beseche you Least mystris do breche you To worke and away As fast as ye may Now listen good huswiues what huswifrie here set out for a daye as it should for a yere ¶ No sooner some vp But nose is in cup. GEt vp in the morening as soone as thow wilt with ouer long slugging good seruant is spilt 2 Some slouens from sleeping no sooner be vp But hand is in aumbrie nose in the cup. ¶ That earely is donne Counte huswifely wonne 3 Som works in the morning may trimly be donne that all the day after can hardly be wonne 4 Good husband without is it nedefull there be good huswife within is as nedefull as he Cast dust into yarde spin and go carde 5 Slutts corners auoidid shall further thy helth much time