Selected quad for the lemma: truth_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
truth_n	great_a	see_v	word_n	4,006	5	3.7673	3	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A15293	Triplex, of songes, for three, fower, and fiue voyces ; Medius, of songes, for three, fower, and fiue voyces ; Tenor, of songes, for fiue voyces; Bassus, of songes, for three, fower, and fiue voyces ; [Contratenor for fower [fiue] voyces] composed and made by Thomas Whythorne ...	Whythorne, Thomas, b. 1528.	1571 (1571)	STC 25584; ESTC S111710	13,193	76

choler cleapt the hart about set it all on fire which causde the toūg in hasty wise to blast out for my hire a dreadfull change for me to haue if it had taken place yet now the storme is gone past and I in quiet case yet now the storme is gone past and I in quiet case NOw that the truth is tride of things that be late past I see when all is spide that words are but a blast and promise great is but a heat if not performde at last and promise great is but a heat if not performde at last WHere prayses great be geu'n where prayses great be geu'n or fautes likewise be found or fautes likewise be found ij oft times they both are blown abrode oft times they both are blown abrode ij are blown abrode ij by will without good ground ij by wil without good groūd by wil without good ground Ech thing is not as seems ech thing is not as seems ij and as selfe wils likes it and as selfe wils likes it to prayse or blame ij to prayse or blame for such most times for such most times for such most times for such most times for such most times ij do rather misse then hit ij do rather misse do rather misse then hit ij do rather misse then hit ij do rather misse do rather misse then hit ij do rather misse then hit TO ouercome by patience ij to o uercome by patience to ouercome by patience wher wrongs hath been of fred or to be stayd therwith frō will that would be reuenged or to be stayd therwith frō will that would be reuenged to finde out such in this sayd sort to finde out such in this sayd sort to find out such possest with this vertue ij is hard to do so as the same is hard to do so as the same haue alway perfect shew haue alway perfect shew haue alway perfect shew is hard to do so as the same is hard to do so as the same haue alway perfect shew haue alway per fect shew haue alway perfect shew haue alway perfect shew TAke heed of words thou mayst not vouch not spoke for them th' art free alway frō word and deed but sayd they do thee rule and touch thy sure estate wherfore I say of words take heed but said they do thee rule touch thy sure estate wherfore I say of words take heed LIke as the smoke outwardly seen doth geue knowlege wher that fire is so euill words discouers plain the hatefull hart wher that ire is so euill words discouers plain the hatefull hart where that ire is TO reprehend or mock therof the common end is cōmon and great hate to them that vse the same to flout none hath the leaue but to some to repr'hend authoritie geues leaue th' offender for to blame to flout none hath the leaue but to some to repr'hend authoritie geues leaue th' offender for to blame IT is a world some sots to see who measure honestie by welth accounting all honest to be as they posses of worldly pelth and Lazarus with God did rest when the rich gulch to hell was prest to hell was prest I Can not deem them happy sure who can but onely crake of mucke I meane ritches which worldlings lure from heau'nly cares them selu's to pluck but if vertue to welth ioynd be twise happy then they be I see they be I see ALL ye that serue the blind God loue ij all ye that serue the blind God loue shall in the end your labour loose he is a fool wil not moue and will not moue but where he lighteth there to choose and how should he geue due reward ij who therto neuer had regard Perchance his shaftes may pearce your mind to make ye blind to serue your foe thus when the blind doth lead the blind ij ye know what good therof doth grow ij therfore take heed how you do proue ij therefore take heed how you do proue ij to loose your ioye by band of loue to loose your ioy by band of loue IT doth me good whē Zephrus rains in Dians walke for to dis port wher dul cet ayres such ioy me gains as spot of care doth not re sort the birdes with glad som tunes remains remains with gladsom tunes remains ech thing Apollo doth cōfort ech thing Apollo doth com for t but I of all do most embrace but I of all but I of all but I of all do most embrace wherfore my song is and shall be wherfore my song is and shall be of ioyfulnes and of solace ij of ioy For children Primus Triplex fulnes and of solace of ioyfulnes and of solace so oft as I so oft as I this time may see ij so oft as I this time may see PRefer not great beuatie before vertue the much gazing theron the much gazing theron many may rue ij the much gazing theron the much gazing theron many may rue For to beholde the beautie rare of some who therwith possest are but them t' accompany and oft to touch is perilous this proof doth firmly vouch Prefer not great beautie Vt supra IT hath been proued both euen and morow it hath been proued both euen and morow that a little mirth is worth much sorow that a little mirth is worth much sorow Many that haue toyled wrought in vaine that ech part of case did little take yet in the end for to quench all their paine they did thē rest sport and good cheer make they did them rest and sport and good cheer make It hath been proued both euen c. Vt supra I Haue ere this time heard many one say I haue ere this time heard many one say take time while time is for time will away take time while time is for time will away Who so that great affaires haue to be done let no deferrings of time be vsed lest they be far off whē they would be sped I haue ere this time c. Vt supra THough crooked cares do chance ij though crooked cares do chance ij to wretched wilfull wills though crooked cares do chance ij though crooked cares do chance ij to wretched wilfull wils which vnwisely aduance which vnwisely aduance the reach of many ills to those thus may we glaunce to those thus may we glaunce where wilfull will planteth wit with wisedome wanteth where wilfull will planteth wit with wisedome wanteth wisedome wanteth WHen that well tipled are whē that well tipled are with boused bum dan Bacchus birdes dan Bacchus birdes so deare their tounges then talk and blab at large their tounges then talk and blab at large that which in mind doth come not shame cā let not shame cā let their retchles speech to walk ▪ beside all this most times beside all this most times suth factes they vse as oft their frends their com panies re fuse beside all this most times beside all this most times such factes