Selected quad for the lemma: love_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
love_n	let_v	love_v	soul_n	10,315	5	5.5040	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A13962	A new and mery enterlude, called the triall of treasure newly set foorth, and neuer before this tyme imprinted. The names of the plaiers, first, Sturdines, Contentation, Visitation, Time. The second, Lust, Sapience, Consolation. The thirde, the Preface, Just, Pleasure, Gredy Gutte. The fourth, Elation, Trust, a woman, and Treasure, a woman. The fifth, Inclination the vice.; Triall of treasure.		1567 (1567)	STC 24271; ESTC S118535	20,132	42

good chere Pleasur What Inclination old lad art thou here Inclina Yea syr and lady Treasure your sister also Pleasur Body of me then vnto her I will go What syster I am glad to mete with you here Treasur Welcome vnto me mine owne brother dere Maister Luste this is my brother of whome I tolde He is pleasaunt and lusty as you may beholde Luste Gentlemā I pray you is your name master Pleasure Pleasur yea syr and I am brother to lady Treasure Luste And are you concented to accompanie me Pleasur Where as she is resident I must nedes be Treasure doth Pleasure commonly proceade But the one is with y e other they haue both so decreed Inclina Mary now you are well in deede maister Luste This is better I trowe then the life of the Iuste They be compelled to possesse contentation Hauing no treasure but trust of saluation But my lady your mistris my mistris I would saye She worketh you may see to kepe you from decaie Luste O madame in you is all my delight And in your brother Pleasure both daye and night The triall of treasure this is in deede I perceiue that she is a true frende at neede For I haue proued her according as Thales doth saye And I perceiue that her bewtie can not decaye Treasur Alwayes with you I wilbe resident So that your life shalbe most excellent Pleasur yea syr and me Pleasure also you shall haue So that none other thinge there nedeth to craue I will replenishe your harte with delight And I wilbe alwayes with treasure in sighte But if you desire to enioye me at your will My sister you must haue in reputation still And then as her treasure is certaine and excellent My pleasure shalbe both perfect and permanent Credite not those syr that talke that and this Saiyng that in vs twoo consisteth no blisse But let experience your mynde euer moue And see if all men vs twoo doe not loue Inclina Loue yes they loue you in deede without doubte Which shutteth some of thē Gods kingdome without They loue you so well that their God they do hate As time hath declared to vs euen of late But he that on such thinges his study doth caste Shalbe sure to be deceiued at the laste Luste What doest thou saie In●lina Of treasure forsoth ye must euer holde fast For if you should chaunce to lose lady Treasure Then fare well in post this gentleman Pleasure Luste My loue to them both can not be exprest And especially my Lady you I loue best Treasur If ye loue me as you doe professe Be ye sure you shall wante no kinde of welthines Pleasur And if you haue welthines at your owne wyll Then will I pleasure remayne with you still Incli You are both as constant as snowe in the sunne Which from snow to water through melting doth run But worldly wyse men can not conceaue that ▪ To honte for suche myse they learne of the cat Luste My Lady is amorous and full of fauour Inclina I may say to you she hath an ilfauoured sauour Luste What saiest thou Inclina I saye she is louing and of gentle behauiour Treasur And so I will continue still be you sure Pleasur And I in like case whyle your life doth endure Luste Ah truste treasure ah pleasaunt pleasure All wealth I possesse nowe without measure And seing that the same shall firmely remayne To helpe me singe a songe will you take the paine Treasur Euen with all my harte beginne whan ye will Incli To it and I will either helpe or stand still ¶ Singe this songe Am not I in blissed case Treasure and pleasure to possesse I would not wishe no better place If I may still haue welthines And to enioye in perfect peace My lady lady My pleasaunt pleasure shall encrease My deare lady Helene may not compared be Nor Creseda that was so bright These can not staine the shine of thee Nor yet Minerua of great might Thou passest Venus farre away Lady lady Loue thee I will both night and day My dere lady My mouse my nobs and cony swete My hope and ioye my whole delight Dame nature may fall at thy feete And may yelde to thee her crowne of righte I will thy body nowe embrace Lady lady And kisse thy swete and pleasaunt face My dere lady ¶ Enter Gods visitation Visita I am Gods minister called Visitation Which diuers and many waies you may vnderstande Sometime I bring sicknes sometime perturbation Sometime trouble and misery throughout the lande Sometime I signifie gods wrath to be at hande Sometime a foreronner of distruction imminent But an exectuter of paine I am at this present Thou insipient foole that hast folowed thy luste Disdaining the doctrine declared by Sapience In treasure and pleasure hath bene thy truste Which y u thoughtest should remaine euer in thy presēce Thou neuer remembrest Thales his sentence Who willeth men in all thinges to kepe a measure Especially in loue to incertaintie of treasure Euen nowe I am come from visiting the Iust Because God beginneth first with his elect But he is so associate and comforted with truste That no kinde of impacience his soule can infecte Contentation in suche sorte his race doth directe That he is contented with Gods operation Comfortably embracing me his visitation But nowe I am come to vexe thee with paine Which makest treasure thy castell and rocke Thou shalt knowe that both she and pleasure is vain And that the almighty thou canst not mocke Anguishe and griefe into thee I doe caste With paine in thy members continually Now thou hast paine thy pleasure can not laste But I will expelle him incontinently Luste O cockes harte what a pestilence is this Departe from me I saye hence gods Visitation Helpe helpe lady treasure thou goddes of blis At thy handes let me haue some consolation Treasur I will remaine with you be out of doubte Incli Will ye be packing you ilfauoured lowte Visita Presently in dede from him thou shalt not go And why because Gods will hath not determined so But in time thou treasure shalt be turned to ruste And as for pleasure he shall nowe attend on the Iust Luste Gogs woundes these panges encrease euer more Inclina And my littell finger is spitefully sore you will not beleue how my hele doth ake Treasur Nay let me alone your part I will take to Visitatiō Visita Be of good comforte whyle I here remaine to Lust For pleasure and he shalbe parted in twaine It is not mete that he should be participate with lust But rather with the vertuous godly and Iuste Luste Remaine with me still maister pleasure I say Pleasur Nay there is no remedy I must away For where God doth sende punition and paine I pleasure in no case can not remaine Visita I could in like case separate thy treasure But God doth admonishe thee by losing thy pleasure ¶ Go out Visitation and Pleasure Inclina ▪ Fare well in