Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	earl_n	henry_n	son_n	38,482	5	5.8567	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A14293	The golden-groue moralized in three bookes: a worke very necessary for all such, as would know how to gouerne themselues, their houses, or their countrey. Made by W. Vaughan, Master of Artes, and student in the ciuill law,	Vaughan, William, 1577-1641.	1600 (1600)	STC 24610; ESTC S111527	151,476	422

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sweet_a savour_n there_o shall_v be_v stink_n instead_o of_o a_o girdle_n a_o rent_n instead_o of_o dress_v the_o hair_n baldness_n instead_o of_o a_o stomacher_n a_o gird_v of_o sack_n cloth_n and_o burn_v instead_o of_o beauty_n what_o shall_v i_o do_v they_o ask_v the_o honest_a man_n how_o shall_v i_o discern_v a_o chaste_a woman_n from_o a_o bawdy_a trull_n a_o diligent_a huswife_n from_o a_o idle_a drone_n 22._o a_o if_o she_o be_v fair_a she_o be_v most_o common_o a_o common_a quean_n if_o she_o be_v foul_a then_o be_v she_o odious_a what_o shall_v i_o do_v this_o thou_o shall_v do_v o_o honest_a man_n priscum_fw-la b_o choose_v thou_o not_o a_o wife_n above_o thy_o estate_n nor_o under_o lest_o the_o one_o be_v too_o haughty_a or_o the_o other_o displease_v thou_o rather_o harken_v unto_o a_o witty_a virgin_n bear_v of_o virtuous_a and_o witty_a parent_n correspondent_a unto_o thou_o both_o in_o birth_n and_o degree_n and_o no_o doubt_n but_o with_o thy_o good_a admonition_n thou_o shall_v have_v her_o tractable_a no_o woman_n be_v so_o flinty_a but_o fair_a word_n and_o good_a usage_n will_v in_o time_n cause_v she_o to_o relent_v and_o love_v thou_o as_o she_o shall_v above_o all_o other_o in_o fine_a respect_v not_o dowry_n for_o *_o if_o she_o be_v good_a aulular_a she_o be_v endowr_v well_o of_o gluttony_n and_o drunkenness_n chap._n 34_o of_o gluttony_n there_o be_v four_o kind_n the_o first_o happen_v when_o a_o man_n cause_v his_o meat_n to_o be_v make_v ready_a before_o due_a and_o ordinary_a time_n for_o pleasure_n and_o not_o for_o necessity_n the_o second_o when_o a_o man_n curious_o hunt_v after_o diversity_n and_o dainty_a meat_n the_o three_o when_o he_o eat_v more_o than_o suffice_v nature_n the_o last_o when_o we_o eat_v our_o meat_n too_o greedy_o and_o hungry_o like_v unto_o dog_n now_o to_o come_v to_o drunkenness_n i_o find_v that_o there_o be_v three_o sort_n thereof_o the_o first_o when_o we_o be_v very_o thirsty_a not_o know_v the_o 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epistol_n in_o brief_a what_o do_v not_o drunkenness_n signify_v it_o disclose_v secret_n it_o make_v the_o unarmed_a man_n to_o thrust_v himself_o into_o the_o war_n and_o cause_v the_o careful_a mind_n to_o become_v quite_o void_a of_o care_n the_o three_o discommodity_n of_o drunkenness_n be_v that_o it_o shorten_v life_n deface_v beauty_n and_o corrupt_v the_o whole_a world_n for_o how_o can_v it_o otherwise_o be_v when_o god_n bless_v not_o the_o meat_n and_o drink_v within_o our_o body_n four_o drunkenness_n i●_n the_o cause_n of_o the_o loss_n of_o time_n 5._o five_o hell_n gape_v and_o open_v her_o mouth_n wide_a that_o the_o multitude_n and_o wealth_n of_o they_o that_o delight_v therein_o may_v go_v down_o into_o it_o for_o proof_n whereof_o i_o will_v declare_v one_o notable_a example_n take_v out_o of_o the_o anatomy_n of_o abuses_n about_o twenty_o year_n