Selected quad for the lemma: love_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
love_n	affection_n	heart_n	let_v	3,737	5	4.4169	3	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A14419	Aprill 4. The proceeding of the Parliament being this day related to the King, by the councellors of the Commons House of Parliament.	Buckingham, George Villiers, Duke of, 1592-1628.	1628 (1628)	STC 24739; ESTC S113916	1,579	7

Aprill 4. The proceeding of the Parliament being this day related to the King by the Councellors of the Commons House of Parliament HIS Maiestie vpon the report made expressed great contentment that it gaue him not valewing the Money giuen comparable to the hearts shewed in the way of the Guift For although his great occasions of State did require more Money then at this time was giuen yet now he made account he could not lacke since he had their loues and that this day he thought that he had gayned more Reputation in Christendome then if he had wonne many Battailes Saying further according to his Speech the first day of the Parliament That they might easily make him in loue with Parliaments now he professed he was so And that we should finde the fruits of it by calling vs often together and to secure further feares and create future confidence he assured vs that we should enioy as great imunitie and freedom in his time as euer we possessed or had vnder the Reigne of any the best Kings of this Realme The Duke of BVCKINGHAM his Speach to his Maiestie on Friday being the 4tsh of Aprill 1628. SIR MEE thinkes I now behold you a great King For loue is greater then Maiestie Opinion that your People loued you not had almost lost you in the opinion of the World but this day makes you appeare as you are A glorious King loued at home and now to bee feared abroad This falling out so happily I beseech you giue mee leaue to bee an humble Sutor vnto your Maiestie First for my selfe that I who haue had the honour to be your Fauourite may now giue vp my title vnto them they to bee your Fauourite and I to bee your Seruant My second sute is that they hauing all done so well you will account of them all as one a Body of many members but all of one Heart Opinion might haue made them differ but Affection did moue them all to ioyne with like loue in this great Guift for proportion it being lesse then your occasions may aske yet it is more then euer Subiects did giue in so short a time Nor am I perswaded it will rest there for this is but as an earnest of their affections to let you see and the world know what Subiects you haue that when your Honour and the good of the State is engaged and Ayde asked in the ordinary way of Parliament you cannot want This is not a gift of fiue Subsidies alone but the opening of a Mine of Subsidies which lyeth in their hearts This good beginning hath wrought already these effects they haue taken your heart drawne from you a declaration that you will loue Parliaments And againe this will be mett I make no question with such respect that their demands will be iust dutifull and moderate For they that know thus to giue knowe what is fit to aske then cannot your Maiestie do lesse then outgoe their demands or else you doe lesse then your selfe or them For your Message begat trust their trust and your promise must then beget performance This being done then shall I with a glad heart hold this worke as well ended as now begun and then shall I hope that Parliaments shal be made hereafter so frequent by the effects and good vse of them as shall haue this further benefit to deterre from approaching your eares those Proiectors Inducers of Innouation as disturbers both of Church Cōmon-wealth Now Sir to open my heart and to ease my griefe please you to pardon me a word more I must confesse I haue long liued in paine Sleepe hath giuen mee no rest Fauours Fortunes no content much haue bene my secret sorrowes to be thought the man of Seperation and that diuided the King from his people and them from him but I hope it shall appeare they were some mistaken mindes that would haue made me the euill Spirit that walked betweene a good Master and a loyall People for ill offices VVhereas by your Maiesties fauour I shall euer endeauour to approue my selfe a good Spirit breathing nothing but the best of seruices vnto them all Therefore this day I account more blessed vnto me then my birth to see my selfe able to serue them to see you brought in loue with Parliaments to see a Parliament expresse such loue to you Loue them I beseech you and God so loue me and mine as I ioy to see this day