Selected quad for the lemma: spirit_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
spirit_n	pursue_v	see_v	zone_n	768	4	21.5315	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A56293	Orpheus Britannicus, A collection of all the choicest songs for one, two, and three voices compos'd by Mr. Henry Purcell ; together with such symphonies for violins or flutes, as were by him design'd for any of them, and a through-bass to each song, figur'd for the organ, harpsichord, or theorbo-lute ...; Vocal music. Selections	Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695.	1698 (1698)	Wing P4218; ESTC R231719	79,791	448

so well be╌low A Two Part SONG AS soon as the Cha╌os as soon as the As soon as the Cha╌╌os Cha╌os was made in╌to form and the first the fi╌rst as soon as the Cha╌os wa╌s made in╌to form and the first the race of Men knew a good knew a good from a harm they quickly did joyn they first race of Men knew a good knew a good from a harm they quickly did joyn they quickly they quickly did joyn in a knowledge di╌vine that the World 's chiefest Blessings were quickly they quickly did joyn in a knowledge di╌vine that the World 's chiefest Blessings were Women and Wine Women and Wine Women and Wine that the World 's chiefest Blessings were Women and Wine Women and Wine Women and Wine that the World 's chiefest Blessings were Women and Wine Since when by ex╌ample im╌proving de╌lights since Women and Wine Since when by ex╌ample improving delights since when by ex╌ample since when by example im╌proving de╌ligh╌ts improving de╌lights when by ex╌ample im╌pro╌ving de╌ligh╌ts improving de╌lights Wine governs our Days Love and Beauty our Nights And drink drink drink and Wine governs our Days Love and Beauty our Nights Love on then love on then drink drink drink Love on then love on then and drink drink drink and drink drink drink and drink drink drink Love on then and drink and drink drink drink drink drink drink Love on then and drink 't is a fol╌ly to think of a drink drink drink drink drink drink drink drink love on then and drink 't is a fol╌ly to think of a Mystery out of our reaches be moral in thought be moral in thought to be mer╌ry's Mystery out of our reaches be moral in thought to be mer╌ry's no fault tho' an Elder the contra╌ry Preaches for never never my no fault tho' an Elder the contra╌ry Preaches for never never my Friends for never never never never never my Friends was an Age of more Vice than when Friends for never never never never never my Friends was an Age of more Vice than when Knaves wou'd seem Pious when Knaves wou'd seem Pi╌ous and Fools wou'd seem Wise Knaves wou'd seem Pious when Knaves wou'd seem Pious and Fools wou'd seem Wise A Dialogue in the Fairy Queen Sung by Mr. Reading and Mrs. Ayliff He. NOW the Maids and the Men are making of Hay we 've left the dull Fools we 've left the dull Fools and are stol╌len a╌way then Mopsa no more be coy as before but let 's merri╌ly merri╌ly merri╌ly merri╌ly play and Kiss and Kiss and Kiss and Kiss and Kiss the sweet time a╌way She. Why how now Sir Clown why how now what makes you so bold I 'd have ye I 'd have ye to know I 'm not made of that mold I tell you a╌gain a╌gain and a╌gain Maids must never must never Kiss no Men no no no no no no Kissing at all no no no no no no Kissing at all I 'le not Kiss till I Kiss you for good and all She. No no no no no no no no no no He. Not Kiss you at all not Kiss you at all not at no Kissing at all no no no no no no no no no no no Kissing at all not Kiss you at all why no why no not at all no no no no no I 'le not Kiss till I Kiss you for good and all all why no no no no no Kissing at all He. shou'd you give me a score 't wou'd not les╌sen your store then bid me bid me chearful╌ly chearful╌ly Kiss and take my fill and take my fill my fill of the Bliss She. I 'le not trust you so far I know you too well shou'd I give you an Inch you 'd soon you 'd soon take an Ell then Lord like you Rule and Lau╌gh then Lord like you Rule and Lau╌gh at the Fool no no no no no no Kissing at all no no no no no no Kissing at all I 'le not Kiss till I Kiss you for good and all He. So small a Re╌quest you must not you cannot you shall not de╌ny nor will I ad╌mit of a╌nother a╌no╌ther re╌ply you must not you shall not de╌ny you must not you can╌not you shall not de╌ny She. Nay what do you mean nay what do you mean O He. You must not you shall not de╌ny you must not you shall not de╌ Fie fie fie fie O fie fie fie fie nay what do you mean Nay ╌ ny you must not de╌ny you must not you shall not de╌ny you must not you nay nay nay what do you what do you can╌not you shall not you must not you can╌not you shall not de╌ny mean O fie fie fie fie O fie fie fie fie O fie fie you must not de╌ny you must not you shall not you fie fie fie fie fie fie O fie fie fie fie fie can╌not you shall not de╌ny you must not you can╌not you fie fie fie shall not de╌ny A Dialogue in the Richmond Heiress Sung by Mr. Reading and Mrs. Ayliff He. BEhold behold the Man that with Gigan╌tick Might dares dares dares Combat Heav'n a╌gain sto╌rm Joves bright Palace put the Gods to flig╌ht Chaos renew and make perpe╌tu╌al Night Come on come on come on come on ye Fighting Fighting fools come on come on come on come on ye Fighting Fighting fools that petty petty Jars maintain that petty petty Jars main╌tain I 've all all the Wars of Europe all the Wars of Europe in my Brain I 've all all all the Wars of Europe in my Brain She. Who 's he that talks of War when charming charming Beau╌ty comes in who 's sweet sweet sweet Face di╌vine╌ly fair e╌ter╌nal plea╌sure e╌ter╌nal plea╌sure e╌ter╌nal plea╌sure comes when I appear the Martial Martial God a Conquer'd Victim lyes o╌beys each glance each awfull nod and dreads the light╌ning of my killing Eyes more more than the fiercest the fiercest the fiercest thun╌der in the Skies He. Ha! ha now now now now we mount up high now now we mount up high the Sun 's bright God and I Charge Charge Charge on the Azure Charge on the Azure dawns of am╌ple Sky See see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see how th'im ╌mortal spirits ru╌n see see see see see see see see how th'im╌mortal spirits ru╌n pur╌sue pursue pur╌sue pursue pursue pursue pursue pursue pursue pursue Drive e'm o're the burning Zone drive e'm o're the burning Zone from thence come row╌ling down come row╌ling down and search the Globe below with all the gulphy Main to find my lost my wan╌dring sense my wan╌dring Sense a╌gain She. By this disjoynted matter that crowds thy Pe╌ri╌cranium I nicely have found that thy Brain is not sound and thou shalt be and thou shalt be my Companion He. Come come come come come come let us plague the World then I em╌brace the blest oc╌casion for by instinct I find thou art one of the kind thou art one of the kind that first brought in that first brought