Selected quad for the lemma: blood_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
blood_n	body_n	flesh_n	heaven_n	6,440	4	6.0831	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A65598	The English-grammar, or, The institution of letters, syllables, and words in the English-tongue conteining [sic] all rules and directions necessary to bee known for the judicious reading, right-speaking, and writing thereof : very useful for all that desire to bee expert in the foresaid properties, more especially profitable for scholars immediately before their entrance into the rudiments of the Latine-tongue ... / composed by Jer. Wharton ...	Wharton, Jeremiah.	1654 (1654)	Wing W1571; ESTC R12017	45,942	126

the state of an Apprentice So Admiral Captain Lievtenant Baylie Steward Chancellor Proctor Doctor Master Fellow Scholar Tutor Lord Knight Burgess Elector Constable Friend Suretie c. So this particle hood beeing added to som Substantives hath like signification as of Father Fatherhood i. the dignitie of a Father Child Childhood i. the state of a Child So brotherhood falshood manhood womanwood c. Rule 3. Of certain Substantives are formed Diminutives by adding one of these particles et rel lock ling kin which have the force of little or pettie set before the Primitive as of cushen cushenet i. a little cushen cabin cabinet i. a pettie cabin So cask casket capon caponet lanner lanneret eagle eaglet mall mallet crown crownet trump trumpet pistol pistolet oke oket pack packet poke poket ham hamlet boul bullet Of h●g pike cock soar hogrel pikerel cockrel soarel Of hill bull hillock bullock Of duck goos cat pork shield stare du●kling gosling kitling porkling shilling siarling Although commonly ling beeing compounded with a word importing som Adjunct signifieth the Subject thereof as dearling wearling fondling hireling shaveling stripling worldling changling suckling titling knotling yearling youngling grotling shorling fatling starvling underling sapling c. like as let joyned to a word importing a Subject signifieth an Adjunct thereof as co●slet chaplet frontlet bracelet partlet for attire or furniture of the body of the head the forehead the arm the neck which is the parting of the head and body though somtime for better sounds sake l bee omitted as gorget not gorgelet Of lam dwarf * in French a tabletloth nappe are formed lamkin dwarfkin napkin Adject of Subst Substantives are ten ways made Adjectives according to the rules following Rule 1. These Substantives following are made Adjectives by adding this particle full which importeth plentie of that which the Substantive doth signisie as beautie beautiful that is full of beautie so Bane Behoof Bountie Deceit Delight Disdain Distrust Dutie Dole Dread Health Man Minde Mistrust Pain Plentie Power Shame Skil Sloth Sorrow Spite Sport Success Watch Will. Rule 2. These are made Adjectives by adding less which importeth want of what the Substantive doth signifie as of Beard beardless that is without a beard so Blame blood boot bottom bound brain breath caus end danger father fault friend God ground guilt Heart head hap match money name number pennie Peer prais question remedie rest Sens shape speech spot tooth troth weapon wit Rule 3. These are made Adjectives both ways by adding full and less as of bliss blissful blissless so Care chear faith doubt fear fruit grace harm heed help hope hurt joy law list mercie need pitie ruth shame use So of comfort wee say comfortless but not comfortful rather comfortable Rule 4. These are made Adjectives by adding ous eous or ious which addition may bee explained by full as of courage couragious that is full of courage so Adventure clamor cautel court danger dolor envie fame gorge grace grief harmonie humor lecher malice marvel mischief monster ●utrage plentie poison raven right rigor riot scandal valor venture venome virtue vice wonder zeal but adulterous of adulterie also hainous hideous of Substantives unknown or unused in the English tongue Rule 5. These are made Adjectives by adding ly which addition may bee explained by like as of beast beastly that is like a beast so of bodie brother cost coward day earth flesh friend * spirit gast God heaven home king life love niggard order Prince priest sloven state summer time traitor yeer Rule 6. These are made Adjectives by adding y or i with e silent which addition may bee explained by having as of blood bloody or bloodie that is having blood so clay cloud craft crag durt eas filth grass greas guilt hair band hap haste head heart hunger ice loft lous luck lust mange might moss mould mud naught need pith purs sand sap sauce savor slime slipper sore stead stone storm sweat thrift trust weight wind wit worth leaf fire baud But merrie of mirth Rule 7. These are made Adjectives by adding ish which may bee explained by like as of ague aguish that is like an ague So Ape Block book boy brute childe chuil cloun colt devil doult diegs fool heathen hog knave licoris lump ram salt sot water where woman But this particle ish beeing added to Adjectives diminisheth their signification as before was taught in the comparison of Adjectives Rule 8. These are made Adjectives by adding som as of burden burdensom that is having a burden so cumber game hand light tooth trouble quarrel So buxom fulsom holesom lonesom lothsom noisom wearisom of Substantives unused but ransom a Subst of it self Rule 9. These are made Adjectives by adding able which may bee explained by fit for or worthy of as of season seasonable that is fit for the season blame blameable that is worthy of blame So Answer approach change cure favor marriage match measure medicine memorie merchant note pardon peace profit proportion question reason sale sail search service sute tune These are made Adjectives by adding to them all call or icall which addition is explained by belonging to as of Rhetoric rhetorical that is belonging to Rhetoric so of Accident allegorie angel arithmetic canon geometrie historie logic method music nature person prejudice rustic satyre scismatic venerie But Grammar and Tyrant form grammatical tyrannical Subst of Adject Thus are Adjectives derived of Substantives Now I shall shew how Adjectives are again made Substantives two ways Rule 1. Most of the Derivative Adjectives aforementioned ending in ful less ous ly y or je ish and som are again made Substantives by adding to them ness In ful as of beautiful beautifulness c. In less as of retchless retchlessness c. In ous as of righteous righteousness c. In lie as of friendlie friendliness c. In y or ie as of craftie craftiness c. In ish as of childish childishness c. In som as of lightsom lightsomness c. In like manner all other Primitive Adjectives are made Substantives by adding to them ness as of apt aptness dul dulness happie happiness wretched wretchedness c. Rule 2. These Adjectives following beeing derived to us from the Latine by the French are made Substantives by adding to them tie or itie after the French manner as of casual casualtie certain certaintie chaste chastitie cruel crueltie scarce scarcitie All the Adjectives afore-mentioned whether Primitive or Derivative except som few are made Adverbs by adding this particle ly as carefull carefully careless carelessly glorious gloriously childish childishly accidentall accidentally wretched wretchedly cruel cruelly c. Except those Adjectives that end in ly for they without any alteration will serv for Adverbs as friendly Here follow certain Examples of all the Derivations together Dutie dutiful dutifulness dutifully Heart heartless heartlessly Care careful carefullness carefully Care