Selected quad for the lemma: love_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
love_n	good_a	heart_n	love_v	13,370	5	6.0885	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B06561	A serious discourse between two lovers. This song will teach young men to woo, and shew young maidens what to do; nay it will learn them to be cunning too, to the tune of, When sol will cast no light, or, Deep in love. / J. Wade.	Wade, John, fl. 1660-1680.	1670-1677? (1677)	Wing W170; Interim Tract Supplement Guide EBB65H[76]	1,352	2

A Serious Discourse between two Lovers This Song will teach young Men to woo And shew young Maidens what to do Nay it will learn them to be cunning too To the tune of When Sol will cast no Light Or Deep in Love J. Wade MY pretty little Rogue do but come hither With thee I 'le not collogue if thou 'lt consider The paines for thee I 've took Cupid so wounded me But now I 'me in the Brook if thou dost not love me I 'le forsake all my Kin Father and Mother I value not a Pin or any other 'T is only thy sweet face the which doth move me And I think thou hast some grace and thou 'lt love me Riches I 'le promise none nor no great Treasure Because I 'le do no wrong to thee my Pleasure But all that e're I have thou shalt command it And I 'le maintain thee brave thou 'st understand it My Word nor yet my Oath shall not be broken Then take this suggared kiss in sign of Loves Token My heart is firm and true then let pity move thee I l'e not seek for a new if thou 'lt but love me The Maid GOod Sir I thank you fine for what is spoken But all 's non gold that shines and as for your token I shall not it receive though you do prove me My joy thou'lt nere bereave for I cannot love thee Young men can swear and lie but who will believe them All goodness they defie and it nere grieves them Only to tempt a Maid by their delusion Therefore I am afraid 't will breed confusion A Maid had need beware that doth mean honest Lest she fall in a snare when they do promise For they 'le vow and sware they 'le never leave you But when they know your mind then they 'le deceive you Therefore I will be wise lest I be taken In a fools Paradice and then be forsaken I 'le put no trust in man to one nor other Let them do what they can if 't were my brother The Man My Dear you do but jest I may boldly speak it Of all I love thee best prithee so take it There is no flesh alive ever shall move me If thou wilt be my wife I 'le dearly love thee Servants on thee shall tend and come at thy pleasure For I will be thy friend to bring thee Treasure What canst thee wish for more then do but prove me And thou shalt plainly find how dear I love thee For means thou shalt not want If I do gain thee I have good house and land for to maintain thee I have good Sheep i' th field and Beasts that's proving All is at thy command if thou 'lt be loving I 'le give thee gold my Dear I 'le give thee Mony Then thou needs not to fear I 'le be thy honey No Lady in the Land ever shall move me Thou 'lt have my heart and hand if thou l't but love me The Maid Your words are very fair I much commend you Seeing you are so rare thus I 'le befriend you Though at first I was coy 't was but to prove thee Yet now I 'le be thy joy and dearly love thee The Young man hearing this by the hand took her The bargain seal'd with a kiss he nere forsook her But strait to Church they went things were so carried He gave his Love content when they was married Thus all young Maids may find young man are honest If they bear the like mind true to their promise But if they falsifie who can believe them And when they have lost their Loves then it doth grieve them London Printed for W. Thackeray T. Passenger and W. Whitwood