Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	day_n	good_a	see_v	11,824	5	3.3378	3	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A16877	Sententiae pueriles, translated grammatically leading the learner, as by the hand, to construe right, parse, and make the same Latine; also to get both matter and phrase, most speedily and surely, without inconuenience.; Sententiæ pueriles pro primis Latinæ linguæ tyronibus, ex diversis scriptoribus collectæ. English	Culmann, Leonhard, 1498?-1562.; Brinsley, John, fl. 1581-1624.	1612 (1612)	STC 3774; ESTC S119296	37,145	100

It is not an easie thing to fly without feathers A famous cry is the houshold stuffe or instore of a woman The chiefest wits doe lie oft times in a secret place Euery man doth approue his owne study especially It is wisedome to learne of a wise man The tongue ought to be ruled with the chiefest care They are fooles who will not be corrected All fortune is to be ouercome by bearing If thou canst not doe what thou wilt thou maiest will that thing which thou canst An old man is troublesome to the company of young men There is not any thing more worthy then wisedome A wise man hath all substance in himselfe Neuer disclose the secrets of thy minde It is a dishonest thing to a wise man to say I haue not thought Egregious or most excellent vertue hath beene enuied alwayes to euill men An olde man doth see many things which he will not If thou shalt say what things thou wilt thou shalt heare what things thou wilt not or Thou shalt heare what things thou wilt not if thou shalt say what thou wilt Oft times all the people dooth pay for or rue the euill deeds of an euill man A foole is changed euen as the moone Thou maiest ouercom often by patience whom thou shalt not ouercome by violence Things inuincible otherwise may be ouercome or conquered by only money It is better to cure the beginnings then the end The battel of a solitarie hand is feeble or weak Life is vnsweet or vnpleasant without a friendly conuictour or companiō to liue with vs. No man doth offend by being silent by speaking very often We all doe despise in or commonly present things It doth repent euery man of his owne lot or conditiō he doth admire anothers mans lot We are able to do nothing without the diuine help God doth lead or guide alwaies a like man to a like Wee doe imbrace very often the worst things for good things A mind presaging or ghessing before ouermuch doth feare alwaies It is better to holde the peace then to speake out things to be kept silent The euent or end is oftentimes vnlike to the counsell The ende and going out of a thing is to bee looked to alwaies T No time is to bee passed ouer vnfruitfully Such things shall be sayd to thee what ones thou thy selfe shalt say Men doe iudge then where it doth repent now or when they begin to repent Time doth bring truth to light A drunken man sleeping is not to be stirred vp Slownesse in dooing things is odious Euery man is had or accounted of so great price how much he hath Euery one is made such a one as with what ones he doth or hath familiarity V Bashfulnesse is a good signe in a young man Violence dooth bring forth hatred hatred doth bring forth dissensions Force dooth profit nothing without counsell Where euery one hath his treasure there also he hath his heart As thy speech shal be so it shall be answered vnto thee The will is to be praysed oftentimes where strength are wanting Will and labour doe procreate Arts. A woman is variable and mutable alwaies A wife which hath lost chastity hath lost all things together Wee learne the vices of wiues after mariages Men are taken with pleasure as fishes are taken with a hook The onely refuge in pouertie is Art or skill Prepare thy liuing howsoeuer but not of sin or by wickedness Nature hath giuen a vice to euery one created Where any man grieueth he hath also his hand there Our life is like a bubble in the water Cheerfulness or pleasantness of wine doth diminish the grief of old age Sacred sentences to be propounded to the learned youth in the festiuall dayes We can doe nothing without God God doth exact the affection of the heart The Lord is wont to be present to afflicted men All things doe depend of God Wee must not looke back to earthly things A tree is knowen of the fruits We must work well continually Our aduersities are from God Auarice doth bring in forgetfulnes of God Nothing is to be added to the word of God All things are to bee hoped for from the Lord alone The word of God being lost all things are lost The health of the soule dooth depend of the word of God Couetous men do deride the word of God The Lord doth cast down bold men Sinne is deriued from Adam to vs. All things are giuen from God which we haue need of or do need Man is ready to vanitie by nature Ayde is to be expected from the Lord. Couetousnesse doth blind and harden the heart God is the author of all works B The blessing of God dooth make fruitfull all things All good things are giuen to a man beleeuing We are only dispensours of our goods The goodnesse of God dooth shine out in all things We must not war except necessity vrgeth The first men mouing war are ouercome oftentimes Kingdoms gotten by war do perish in war Good things do happen to the godly by the grace of God Good works do proue faith The blessing of the Lord dooth nourish and sustaine the beleeuers C The knowledge of God is eternall life All things are done by the counsell of God All things are possible to a man beleeuing The counsells of God are not changed All good things are communicated to beleeuers Christiās are the temple of God Charity is the badge of beleeuers Charity is the fulnesse of the law There is no counsell against the Lord. Carnall men doe not see the kingdome of God Confidence is to bee had only in God Hee who hath Christ by faith hath all things Christ is the treasure of al good things The cross doth follow the confession of faith Glory doth follow the cross or sufferings for Christ. We must suffer together with all men The cross is the trying of faith All things are to be done with a sure conscience Blindness is a punishment of the contempt of the worde of God All things are to bee done by counsell and industry Euery calamity is a punishment of sins Beleeuers doe commit all things to God Beleeuers in Christ haue eternal life The Church is to bee ruled by concord All power is giuen to Christ. He who is of the truth

well n more filthy o to contend or braule p no man at all * something of vice q sent forth for profit r no small s flyeth from t damage u thou shalt not permit euill to be done x set forth or beautifie y to beare rule ouer the man z knoweth nothing * which shee longeth for or coueteth vehemently a to be before or ouer men * happy b of all parts c is more common then sorrow griefe or heauinesse d Thou canst beare e no burden f more grieuously g I aduise thee h credit i do not deuise * hauing trusted riches k heauie l to be rich m soon come to pouertie n corrupt o altogether or quite p so heauie q Nothing in the life r doth look to s go about that t hard to be done u continuall sitting by a matter x cannot make soft or easie y do incourage to lewdnesse z The same man cannot a the same thing alwayes b from nature c meet to be burned d is bredde e feelds vnhusbanded f ministers g well h thou shalt determine k which is ouermuch l to bee auoyded m Trust is to be giuen or we are to beleeue n Things deuised * do fall * to learne to or euer to bee learning o very good things p egresses or issues q do chuse rather r doth breed properando al. in preparing s comming vp t suppressed or preuented u the longest v to consult or esteem good of or of good x It is the best to take the fit seasō y Thou shalt not take on thee z vnlike or vnable to beare a vaine not necesary b doth spring abroad c the last or vttermost a reprehended or found fault with b the worst directour * of things to be done c A mans owne countrie d We are more wise e do shoote out of a sudden f lust or immoderate desire * counsellers g then pitied or in miserie h to be holden i rash or inconsiderate anger k Medicins are to be vsed in the beginning l Beauty m brittle n straightway o will be fruitful p neglected q hath caused a most grieuous fire r a perilous thing s to credit or trust t of the best things u the duty x Men of like condition y ware z doth soon find buyers a found fault with b amended c by equall or milde dealing then by roughnesse or by equity then force d a goodly thing e to knowe the time f a dishonest life g eased * pleasing and sweete words h to keep a measure i to be poore k from or by wickednesse l to hold a mans peace m things vnbeseeming n price or value Al. cleane o a dull head or little wit * more full of light more clear or shining p do spring forth or issue out q is alwayes coueting more r Naughty company s doth rush down or decay of a sudden t a reason or consideration u a faire thing * to commute to do good for euill x boyes a not continuing or durable b Those things which are seene c be forgetfull of that d which thou blamest others for e depute or account that thing to be gained * fly often do shun f doth get no good g concerning any man and to whom h That which many men do is not good straight way i That thing which is not inured k doth absolue later l to gouerne m who hath enough n to do euill o How many euils doth idlenesse bring to men p Thou shalt correct or amend by no labour * inbredde q taketh good heede to or is carefull for r doth place a good turne vpon an vngrateful man s his diligence t That thing is not easily changed which is naturall a taketh or seeketh greedily b together c is deceiued of d No man can shun e auoid f knoweth g talke of or vaunt of h bad neighbors i worthily k lightly or patiently l A cōtrary state m most prosperous or chiefly prosperous n matter state or goods o our expense or laying out p doth exceed q yet or neuerthelesse r is brought to passe s diligence t of an euill thing u prone inclined or turning to v to decay x couet greedily y A friend hauing compassiō z a comfort a Prosperitie b belong to old age c ease d an ill fauoured or poore little cloke e ariseth f for small causes g wings or pens b A clear or loud crie or a good name i the best dowrie k The best wits lie hid l Euery one m doth like of n to be gouerned o greeuous p riches q bewray vtter reueale or betray r a reproachfull thing * choise or picked as out of a flock s of euill men t he would not u doth suffer punishment for or satisfie for or redeeme x like as or in like manner as y oft times z by force a not ouercome * ouercome by fight b by mony alone c to remedy or help d fight e of one hand alone f not valiant g is not pleasant h by holding his peace or by silence i We all in common k Euery man dislikes his owne estate l the help of God m doth direct n ouer suspicious o to be silent p to vtter q things not to be spoken r issue s the issue t spent vnprofitably u of what sort or as x do iudge at length y when z when he is asleepe a hatefull b Euery one c reckoning or worth d how much wealth he hath e as they with whom he is familiar f violence g As thou shalt speak so thou shalt be answered h is wanting or away i do breed or inuent k inconstant l withall m the faults n are catched o place of refuge or succour p from what place soeuer q from vice r a fault s to euery man or euery creature t in the same place u on the water x doth lessen y the sorrow or wearisomenesse a Holy b to be taught c to schollars d vpon the feast dayes or holy dayes e We are able to doe f strictly require g to men in affliction h hang vpon i We must not respect earthly things k by the fruits l We must be doing good m dayly n troubles or crosses o Couetousness p doth cause q We must adde nothing r from the Lord onely s The saluation t do laugh at u proud or presumptuous men x All things which we neede y is prone z Help or succour a to be looked for b Auarice c doth make all things plentious d to the beleeuer e stuards of our good things f shine bright or appeare g We must not contend h compelling i Men mouing warre are oft ouercome first k in warre l are ouerthrown or lost * do come to m do declare or