Selected quad for the lemma: death_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	die_v	good_a	let_v	4,185	5	4.2812	3	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A13804	Lingua: or The combat of the tongue, and the fiue senses for superiority A pleasant comœdie.	Tomkis, Thomas, fl. 1604-1615.	1607 (1607)	STC 24104; ESTC S118457	57,999	104

the best Dare no to to touch me but hence flie a pace Adde wings vnto your feete and saue your liues VIS. Why what 's the matter Tactus prethe tell me TACT. If you will needs ieopard your liue so long As heare the round of my amazednesse Then for your better safetie stand aside GVST. How full of ceremonies sure he 'le coniure For such like Robes Magitians vse to weare VIS. I le see the end though he should vnlock Hell And set th' infernall hagges at libertie TACT. How rash is man on bidden armes to rush It was my chance O chance most miserable To walke that way that to Crumena leads GVST. You meane Cremona a little Towne hard by TACT. I say Crumena called Vacua A Towne which doth and alwaies hath belongd Chiefely to Schollers from Crumena walles I saw a man came stealing craftily Apparelled in this vesture which I weare But seeing me eft-soones he tooke his heeles And threw his garment from him all in hast Which I perceiuing to be richly wrought Tooke it me vp But good now get you gone Warn'd by my harmes and scape my miserie VIS. I know no dange● leaue these circumstances TAC. No sooner had I put it on my back But suddainly mine eyes began to dim My ioints wa●e sore and all my body burne With most intestiue torture and at length It was too euident I had caught the plague VIS. The plague away good Gustus le ts be gone I doubt 't is true now I remember me Crumena Vacua neuer wants the plague GVST. Tactus I le put my selfe in ieopardy to pleasure thee TACT. No gentle Gustus your absence is the onely thing I wish Least I infect you with my companie GVST. Farewell Exit Gustus VIS. I willingly would stay to do thee good TACT. A thousand thankes but since I needs must die Let it suffice death onely murthers me Oh 't would augment the dolour of my death To know my selfe the most vnhappy Bowe Through which pale death should aime his shafts at you VIS. Tactus farewell yet die with this good hope Thy corps shall be interred as they ought Exit Visus TAC. Go make my Tombe prouide my funerals ha ha ha ha ha ha Excellent Asses thus to be deluded Bewaile his death and cruell destinies That liues and laughes your fooleries to scorne But wher 's my Crowne oh here I well deserue Thus to be crowned for two great victories ha ha ha Visus take care my corps be well interr'd Go make my tombe and write vpon the stone Here lyes the Sense that lying guld them all With a false plague and fained Vrinall ACT. 1. SCENE 9. AVDITVS TACTVS AVD. Tactus Tactus TAC. O Iupiter 't is Auditus all 's mard I doubt the slie knaue here 's so farre but yet I le grope him how now Ea●es what make you here ha AVD. Nay what make you here I pray what were you talking euen now of an Asse a Crowne an Vrinall a plague TAC. A plague on you what I AVD. Oh what you TAC. O I had well nigh forgot nothing but I say AVD. What TA. That if a man do you marke sir being sick of the plague do you see sir had a a a hem hem this cold troubles me It makes me cough somtimes extreamly had a French Crowne sir you vnderstand me lying by him and come hither come hither would not bestow 2. pence do you heare to buy an vrinall do you marke me to cary his water to the Phisitiā hem AVD. What of all this TA. I say such a one was a very Asse this was al I vse to speak to my selfe whē I am alone but Auditus when shall wee heare a new set of singing-books or th' viols or the cō●ort of Instrumēts AV. This was not al for I heard mētiō of a tombe an epitaph TAC. True true I made my selfe mery with this Epitaph vpon such a fooles tombe thus a thus thus plague brought this man foh I haue forgotten ô thus plague brought this man so so so vnto his buriall because because because hem hem because he would not buy an vrinall come come Auditus shall we here thee play the Lyeroway or the Lut●-wa● shall we or the Cornet or any Musicke I am greatly reuiued when I heare AVD. Tactus Tactus this will not serue I heard all you haue not found a Crowne you no you haue not ACT. 1. SCEN. Vltima TACTVS AVDITVS VISVS GVSTVS MENDATIO TACT. Peace peace faith peace come hether harke thee good nowe AVD. I cannot hold I must needes tell TACT. O do not do not do not come hether will you bee a foole VIS. Had he not wings vpon his feete and shoulders MEN. Yes yes and a fine wand in his hand Curiously wrapped with a paire of snakes TACT. Will halfe content you pish t wil nere be knowne GVST. My life t was Mercury MEND. I do not knowe his name but this I am sure his hat had wings vp'ont VIS. Doubtles t was he but say my Boy what did he MEND. First I beheld him houering in the aire And then downe stouping with a hundred gires His feete he fixed on Mount Ch●phal●n From whence he flew and lighted on that plaine And with disdainefull steps soone glided thether Whether ariued he suddenly vnfoulds A gorgeous Robe and glittering ornament And laye them all vpon that hillocke This done he wafts his wand tooke wing againe And in a moment vanisht out of sight With that mine eies gan stare and heart grew cold And all my quiuering ioynts with sweat bedewd My heeles my thought had wings as well as his And so away I runne but by the way I met a man as I thought comming thether GVST. What markes had he MEND. He had a great what this is he this is he VIS. What Tactus GVST. This was the plauge vext him so Tactus your Graue gapes for you are you ready VIS. Since you must needes die do as others do Leaue all your goods behind you bequeath the Crowne and Robe to your executo●s TACT. No such matter I like the Egiptian Knights For the more state wil be buried in them VIS. Come come deliuer Visus snatcheth the crowne and sees letters grauen in it TACT. What will you take my purse from me VIS. No but a Crowne that 's iust more then your owne Ha what 's this t is a very small hand VVhat Inscription is this Hee of the fiue that proues himselfe the best Shall haue his Temples with this Coronet blest This Crowne is mine and mine this garment is For I haue alwaies beene accounted best TACT. Next after mee I as your selfe at any time besides I found it first therefore t is mine GVST. Neither of youres but mine as much as both AVD. And mine the most of any of you all VIS. Giue me it or els TACT. I le make you late repent it GVST. Presumptious as you are AVD. Spite of your teeth MEND. Neuer till now a ha