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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
law_n	daughter_n	son_n	wife_n	6,684	5	7.2935	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A20088	A tragi-comedy: called, Match mee in London As it hath beene often presented; first, at the Bull in St. Iohns-street; and lately, at the Priuate-House in Drury-Lane, called the Phœnix Written by Tho: Dekker.; Match mee in London	Dekker, Thomas, ca. 1572-1632.	1631 (1631)	STC 6529; ESTC S105283	40,509	82

For speaking Do. For speaking Ioh. Why then good Doctor rise To honour by it be secret and be wise Enter Pacheco Pa. The Admirall is come my Lord Ioh. A way with these show him the way in Doctor Do. Oh my Lord Enter Valasco Ioh. If you faile Val. All health to your good Lordship I wish that Which most I thinke you want Ioh. Thankes my good Lord Doctor dispatch take heed your Compositions Hit as I told you Do. Oh my Lord I am beaten to these things Exit Ioh. Goe then this visitation of your Lordship I take most kindly Val. Two maine wheeles my Lord Haue hither brought mee on the Kings Command To'ther my loue with a desire to know Why I mong'st all the trees that spread it 'h Court Should still be smote with lightening from your eye Yours onely dangerous Arrowes shootes at me You haue the Courtiers dialect right your tongue Walkes ten miles from your heart when last you saw me Doe you remember how you threaten'd as for you Sir Ioh. These notes are strange Val. Oh my good Lord be my good Lord I read Harsh Lectures in your face but meet no Comment That can dissolue the riddle vnlesse it be Out of that noble fashion that great men Must trip some heeles vp tho they stand as low As Vintners when they coniure onely to shew Their skill in wrastling 't is not well to strike A man whose hands are bound like should chuse like Ioh. I strike you not nor striue to giue you falls 'T is your owne guilt afflicts you if to the King The song I set of you did to your eare Vnmusically sound 't was not in hate To you but in desire to giue the state True knowledge of my innocence be sure a bird Chanted that tune to mee that onely you Incens'd the King that I should sell him Val. Vmh Ioh. Doe you thinke I lye Val. I doe beleeue your Lordship Ioh. 'T was a man most neare you Val. A bosome villaine Ioh. For you must think that all that bow stand bare And giue Court Cakebread to you loue you not Val. True loue my Lord at Court is hardly got Ioh. If I can friend you vse me Val. Humble thankes Ioh. Oh my good Lord times siluer foretop stands On end before you but you put it by Catch it 't is yours scap'd neuer yours your shoulders Beare the Weale-publique vp but they should beare Like Pillars to be strong themselues would I Want fish at Sea or golden showers at Court I 'de goe awry sometimes wer 't but for sport Val. Say you so Io. Sell Iustice and she 'l by you Lordships cloath her As Citizens doe their wiues beyond their worth She 'll make you sell your Lordships and your plate No wise man will for nothing serue a state Remember this your Daughter is the Queene Braue phrase to say my Sonne in Law the King Whil'st sweet showers fall and Sunne-shine make your Spring Val. You looke not out I see nor heare the stormes Which late haue shooke the Court Ioh. Not I what stormes Val. You in your Cabbin know nothing there 's a Pinnace Was mann'd out first by th' City is come to th' Court New rigg'd a very painted Gally foist And yet our Spanish Caruils the Armada Of our great vessels dare not stirre for her Ioh. What Pinnace meane you Val. From his lawfull pillow The King has tane a Citizens wife Ioh. For what Val. What should men doe with Citizens wiues at Court All will be naught poore Queene 't is she smarts for 't Ioh. Now 't is your time to strike Val. He does her wrong And I shall tell him soundly Ioh. Tell him Val. I le pay it home Ioh. Were you some Father in Law now Val. What lyes heere Lyes here and none shall know it Ioh. How easie were it For you to set this warping Kingdome straight Val. The peoples hearts are full Ioh. And weed the State Val. Too full of weeds already Ioh. And to take all Into your owne hands Val. I could soone doo 't Ioh. Then doo 't Val. Doe what misprize me not pray good my Lord Nor let these foolish words we shoot i' th Ayre Fall on our heads and wound vs to take all Into mine owne hands this I meane Ioh. Come on Val. Boldly and honestly to chide the King Ioh. Vmh Val. Take his minx vp short Ioh. Take her vp Val. Roundly to rate her Wittall husband to stirre vp Ioh. The people since mens wiues are common Cases Val. You heare not me say so Ioh. To force this Tyrant to mend or end Val. Good day to your Lordship Ioh. Shoot off the Peece you haue charg'd Val. No it recoyles Ioh. You and I shall fall to cutting throates Val. Why Ioh. If euer you speake of this Val. If we cut one another throates I shall neuer Speake of this fare your Lordship well Alphonso de Gramada Enter Alphonso Alph. Good health to both your Lordships Ioh. Thankes good Alphonso nay pray stay Val. Where hast thou beene Alphonso Alph. In the Marquesse of Villa Noua del Rios Garden Where I gathered these Grapes Val. And th' are the fairest Grapes I euer toucht Ioh. Troth so they are plump Bacchus cheekes were neuer So round and red the very God of Wine Swels in this bunch Lyaeus set this Vine Val. I haue not seene a louelier Alph. 'T is your Lordships if you vouchsafe to take it Val. Oh I shall rob you of too much sweetnesse Alph. No my Lord Val. I thanke you Alph. Make bold to see your honour Ioh. Good Alphonso Alph. And loath to be too troublesome take my leaue Ioh. My duty to the King Val. Farewell good Alphonso Exit Ioh. How doe you like your Grapes Val. Most delicate taste 'em Is it not strange that on a branch so faire Should grow so foule a fruit as Drunkards are Ioh. These are the bullets that make Cities reele More then the Cannon can Val. This Iuice infus'd In man makes him a beast good things abus'd Conuert to poyson thus how now Ioh. I 'me dizzie Oh! does not all the house run round on wheeles Doe not the Posts goe round my Lord this fellow Loues you I hope Val. I le pawne my life he does Io. Would all we both are worth were laid to pawne To a Broaker that 's vndamn'd for halfe a dram For halfe a scruple oh we are poyson'd Val. Ha! Ioh. What doe you feele Val. A giddynesse too me thinkes Ioh. Without there call the Doctor slaue Enter Pacheco Pach. He 's here Sir Enter Doctor Ioh Oh Doctor now or neuer giue him his last We are poyson'd both Exit Doctor Val. I thinke our banes are ask'd Ioh. Hee 'l bring that shall forbid it call him villaine Pa. Well Sir I will call him villaine Exit Va. All thriues not well within me On my soule T' is but Conceipt I 'me hurt with feare Don Iohn Is my Close mortall enemy and perhaps Vnder the Cullor