quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	39
parts of the body	23
notes for div a	19
characters represented either as	18
represented either as utf	18
the nature of the	12
for div a e	11
keyed and coded from	10
from proquest page images	10
online text creation partnership	10
this phase i text	10
providing financial support to	10
the institutions providing financial	10
and markup reviewed and	10
books online text creation	10
financial support to the	10
this keyboarded and encoded	10
and coded from proquest	10
to the early english	10
text and markup reviewed	10
institutions providing financial support	10
english books online text	10
text is available for	10
encoded text transcribed from	10
owned by the institutions	10
the work described above	10
images scanned from microfilm	10
the terms of creative	10
even for commercial purposes	10
terms of creative commons	10
tcp assigned for keying	10
for keying and markup	10
encoded edition of the	10
by the institutions providing	10
all without asking permission	10
support to the early	10
coded from proquest page	10
keyboarded and encoded edition	10
of the work described	10
described above is co	10
edition of the work	10
according to the terms	10
is available for reuse	10
the text can be	10
and encoded edition of	10
i text is available	10
work described above is	10
text can be copied	10
markup reviewed and edited	10
to the terms of	10
the early english books	10
phase i text is	10
assigned for keying and	10
later edition of a	9
issued variously as sgml	9
encoded texts based on	9
structural encoding based on	9
characters or elements to	9
were corrected where possible	9
been transformed into placeholder	9
or later edition of	9
text was proofread for	9
are available at the	9
cambridge bibliography of english	9
with mnemonic sdata character	9
meet qa standards were	9
take and use these	9
data is very good	9
the encoding was enhanced	9
there are a number	9
chose to create diplomatic	9
or corrected and characters	9
estc r ocm this	9
tcp data is very	9
the print record of	9
large quantities of textual	9
to create accurately transcribed	9
for an anonymous work	9
and some readable characters	9
corrected and characters marked	9
notably latin and welsh	9
use these texts for	9
some readable characters will	9
were sent to external	9
accordance with level of	9
aware of the process	9
was then carried out	9
understanding these processes should	9
copies of the texts	9
tcp is to encode	9
guidelines are available at	9
text creation partnership web	9
released into the public	9
carried out by editorial	9
publisher proquest to create	9
produce large quantities of	9
on the text encoding	9
mainly structural encoding based	9
to encode one copy	9
of any assumptions that	9
michigan and oxford and	9
between the universities of	9
text selection was based	9
of each text was	9
chosen if there was	9
corrected where possible up	9
was divided into two	9
create accurately transcribed and	9
linked to page images	9
p using tcp tei	9
true nature of the	9
tei in libraries guidelines	9
illegible were corrected where	9
any assumptions that can	9
and available in eebo	9
elements of known extent	9
mnemonic sdata character entities	9
elements to simplify the	9
to the keyers to	9
domain as of january	9
there was a compelling	9
tcp aimed to produce	9
the new cambridge bibliography	9
sometimes a second or	9
been looked at by	9
encoding based on the	9
project have been released	9
known extent have been	9
is a partnership between	9
therefore chose to create	9
and those which did	9
with level of the	9
looked at by a	9
a compelling reason to	9
images in accordance with	9
with changes to facilitate	9
will never have been	9
simplify the filling in	9
a wide variety of	9
likelihood such instances will	9
texts were encoded and	9
into the public domain	9
a limit of instances	9
of time and funding	9
published by proquest via	9
due credit and attribution	9
on the new cambridge	9
of a works in	9
published between and available	9
of the project have	9
of gaps by user	9
illegibles were encoded as	9
page images in accordance	9
of instances per text	9
bibliography of english literature	9
as opposed to critical	9
the rest of the	9
editorial teams in oxford	9
created during phase of	9
ascii text with mnemonic	9
or for an anonymous	9
the project have been	9
usual project restraints of	9
within the usual project	9
work was chosen if	9
encoded and linked to	9
works in other languages	9
users should be aware	9
a number of works	9
transcription and basic encoding	9
errors will remain and	9
then carried out by	9
creation partnership web site	9
credit and attribution is	9
general aim of eebo	9
quality assurance was then	9
process of creating the	9
edition of a work	9
are eligible for inclusion	9
will remain and some	9
are a number of	9
which did not meet	9
be aware of the	9
unicode or tei g	9
number of works in	9
limit of instances per	9
were encoded and linked	9
level of the tei	9
users should bear in	9
any remaining illegibles were	9
the publisher proquest to	9
divided into two phases	9
bear in mind that	9
is to encode one	9
changes to facilitate morpho	9
selection was based on	9
at the text creation	9
standards were returned to	9
files to tei p	9
extent have been transformed	9
not meet qa standards	9
quality of tcp data	9
to external keying companies	9
filling in of gaps	9
should make clear that	9
image sets were sent	9
keyers to be redone	9
request that due credit	9
or elements to simplify	9
processed by university of	9
project restraints of time	9
their early english books	9
over a wide variety	9
readable characters will be	9
creating the tcp texts	9
between and available in	9
based on the new	9
textual data within the	9
texts for their own	9
is given to their	9
of the print record	9
r ocm this keyboarded	9
qa standards were returned	9
proquest to create accurately	9
given to their original	9
some errors will remain	9
and use these texts	9
and or corrected and	9
out by editorial teams	9
should bear in mind	9
accurately transcribed and encoded	9
texts created during phase	9
range over a wide	9
a works in english	9
was proofread for accuracy	9
and markup guidelines are	9
should be aware of	9
in accordance with level	9
returned to the keyers	9
included and sometimes a	9
marked as illegible were	9
and the publisher proquest	9
companies for transcription and	9
the process of creating	9
to create diplomatic transcriptions	9
remain and some readable	9
the general aim of	9
new cambridge bibliography of	9
have been issued variously	9
language title published between	9
the texts have been	9
processes should make clear	9
and therefore of any	9
oxford and the publisher	9
of michigan and oxford	9
therefore of any assumptions	9
can now take and	9
during phase of the	9
of known extent have	9
or tei g elements	9
to tei p using	9
ocm this keyboarded and	9
and linked to page	9
the true nature of	9
first editions of a	9
tcp is a partnership	9
was enhanced and or	9
of textual data within	9
each text was proofread	9
respectfully request that due	9
as illegible were corrected	9
instances will never have	9
and attribution is given	9
selection was intended to	9
never have been looked	9
at by a tcp	9
second or later edition	9
of works in other	9
based on the image	9
project was divided into	9
to reflect the true	9
in of gaps by	9
by editorial teams in	9
that in all likelihood	9
converting tcp files to	9
now take and use	9
assumptions that can be	9
sets were sent to	9
by converting tcp files	9
external keying companies for	9
for their own purposes	9
a partnership between the	9
title published between and	9
created by converting tcp	9
remaining illegibles were encoded	9
wide variety of subject	9
data within the usual	9
or text strings within	9
by a tcp editor	9
to range over a	9
were returned to the	9
keying and markup guidelines	9
and oxford and the	9
universities of michigan and	9
in all likelihood such	9
did not meet qa	9
can be made about	9
been released into the	9
if there was a	9
sent to external keying	9
be marked as illegible	9
for transcription and basic	9
quantities of textual data	9
overall quality of tcp	9
of the tei in	9
based on the text	9
of the texts have	9
tcp files to tei	9
the public domain as	9
a second or later	9
these processes should make	9
have been looked at	9
those which did not	9
whichever is the greater	9
placeholder characters or elements	9
to page images in	9
characters will be marked	9
aimed to produce large	9
usually the first edition	9
variety of subject areas	9
keying companies for transcription	9
were encoded as gap	9
intended to range over	9
assurance was then carried	9
opposed to critical editions	9
made about the data	9
possible up to a	9
in mind that in	9
of a work was	9
attribution is given to	9
via their early english	9
sets published by proquest	9
the text creation partnership	9
of tcp data is	9
markup guidelines are available	9
and encoded texts based	9
phase of the project	9
to produce large quantities	9
such instances will never	9
in his book of	9
available at the text	9
these texts for their	9
but we respectfully request	9
by university of nebraska	9
in english were prioritized	9
have been released into	9
nature of the print	9
iv tiff page images	9
works are eligible for	9
text with mnemonic sdata	9
their works are eligible	9
record of the period	9
in oxford and michigan	9
teams in oxford and	9
and characters marked as	9
texts have been issued	9
the tei in libraries	9
characters marked as illegible	9
the image sets published	9
all likelihood such instances	9
of every monographic english	9
the overall quality of	9
to a limit of	9
encoded as gap s	9
image sets published by	9
encoding was enhanced and	9
editions of a works	9
proofread for accuracy and	9
tei p using tcp	9
to their original source	9
to simplify the filling	9
transformed into placeholder characters	9
the texts were encoded	9
while the overall quality	9
restraints of time and	9
up to a limit	9
although there are a	9
proquest via their early	9
partnership between the universities	9
was a compelling reason	9
and therefore chose to	9
on the image sets	9
we respectfully request that	9
of the process of	9
that can be made	9
anyone can now take	9
text strings within braces	9
texts based on the	9
have been transformed into	9
gap elements of known	9
by proquest via their	9
a work was chosen	9
the universities of michigan	9
compelling reason to do	9
the filling in of	9
where possible up to	9
and sometimes a second	9
will be marked as	9
that due credit and	9
then their works are	9
transcribed and encoded texts	9
unicode or text strings	9
accuracy and those which	9
the text encoding initiative	9
gaps by user contributors	9
for accuracy and those	9
works in english were	9
mind that in all	9
was chosen if there	9
was based on the	9
the usual project restraints	9
reflect the true nature	9
been issued variously as	9
of creating the tcp	9
enhanced and or corrected	9
public domain as of	9
was intended to range	9
reason to do so	9
be made about the	9
print record of the	9
tcp project was divided	9
the keyers to be	9
into placeholder characters or	9
and dry in the	8
to the end that	8
treatise of the scurvy	8
reproduction of original in	8
his treatise of the	8
should it be used	8
the smoke of tobacco	7
the church of england	7
a pipe of tobacco	7
in the third degree	7
that sort of disease	6
the said electuary of	6
original text notes for	6
the said infusion of	6
to which is added	6
the time of the	6
i leave it to	6
for the most part	6
be said to be	6
from the original text	6
of the said electuary	6
said electuary of cophie	6
and is it not	6
as well as the	6
said infusion of tobacco	6
that is to say	6
the bottom of the	6
as i have already	6
text notes for div	6
and if it were	6
all the rest of	6
the original text notes	6
i have already said	6
and prolongation of life	5
to take away the	5
a counterblast to tobacco	5
his preservation of health	5
severall parts of the	5
that learned physician dr	5
if there be any	5
take it as a	5
all the parts of	5
as hot as they	5
other parts of the	5
which i leave to	5
the gout in the	5
is it not the	5
is hot and dry	5
an eye and ear	5
eye and ear witness	5
out of the stomach	5
as if it were	5
by little and little	5
hot and dry in	5
have spoken so much	5
are not able to	5
that it is a	5
and xml conversion the	5
hot as they can	5
the manner of making	5
in the first degree	5
collected out of the	5
and the pipes shattered	5
the cold and moist	5
by king james of	5
out of the head	5
of that learned physician	5
the use of tobacco	5
i have spoken so	5
like those of the	5
all parts of the	5
this is the case	4
and the whole body	4
why do we not	4
marriage of the turk	4
a strange way of	4
behold the brasen serpent	4
because the brains are	4
it were possible for	4
in the act of	4
that tobacco is a	4
when a man is	4
character of coffee and	4
and apply it to	4
bring thee into his	4
kind of meats and	4
the sin of drunkenness	4
it is hot and	4
the frequent use of	4
nor can it be	4
the general good liking	4
he cannot be thought	4
it is all i	4
if we consider the	4
where tobacco is much	4
an instrument to cleanse	4
as also divers new	4
in the first place	4
in the next place	4
by that which is	4
several parts of the	4
of life and health	4
the virtue of tobacco	4
tast in the mouth	4
i thought it not	4
custom of taking tobacco	4
the spirits of mans	4
for that sort of	4
that are in good	4
will bring thee into	4
divers new experiments of	4
is a strange way	4
washing of the body	4
they make use of	4
a disease or sickness	4
it may not be	4
considering the nature of	4
you commit in the	4
because it is not	4
mona logarbo sampled and	4
of the first entry	4
they mix with the	4
of the water of	4
example of his own	4
to whom is strife	4
the character of a	4
the case of tobacco	4
to find out the	4
the force of nature	4
one have i known	4
thee to be a	4
there are three sorts	4
is the case of	4
in other diseases are	4
a estc r ocm	4
in its own nature	4
power and vertue to	4
the th of december	4
to cleanse the stomach	4
it stingeth like the	4
honorable the keepers of	4
like that of the	4
are the proper effects	4
the plague of plagues	4
to be feared and	4
of this vile custome	4
spoken so much of	4
the proper effects of	4
is first of all	4
the vanquishing of this	4
as well for the	4
logarbo text and markup	4
instrument to cleanse the	4
brains are cold and	4
are in good health	4
out of the body	4
some sorts of diseases	4
the use of it	4
pray for his majesties	4
the marriage of the	4
you would take all	4
of coffee and coffee	4
in the end it	4
of the virtue of	4
spirits of the liquor	4
cause of the scurvy	4
the keepers of the	4
mona logarbo text and	4
experiments of the virtue	4
is to be understood	4
it is to be	4
in as much as	4
also divers new experiments	4
within the compass of	4
the heart of the	4
drunk once a moneth	4
are three sorts of	4
to be drunk once	4
of the same author	4
and to make their	4
it falls out that	4
the example of his	4
that they do not	4
spirit is drawn off	4
by the example of	4
the strength of the	4
in this latter age	4
if it were possible	4
character of a coffee	4
the spirit is drawn	4
of his own person	4
the excessive use of	4
that cannot drink warm	4
new experiments of the	4
learned doctor of physick	4
procurer of the scurvy	4
word of a king	4
and this is the	4
take all kind of	4
to the nature of	4
spi global keyed and	4
in the last dayes	4
to me by a	4
of the whole body	4
of the church of	4
that it may not	4
thought it not amiss	4
the water of life	4
of the subsequent digestions	4
can it be expected	4
in any of the	4
from the nature of	4
a great deal of	4
the truth of it	4
may not be said	4
gravel in the kidneys	4
virtue of tobacco and	4
cannot drink cold beer	4
the inebriating spirits of	4
would carry him to	4
it be expected otherwise	4
for those that are	4
right honorable the keepers	4
and exhauster of superfluous	4
of the use of	4
of meats and drinks	4
and other parts of	4
before digestion be finished	4
souls and bodies of	4
global keyed and coded	4
strange way of taking	4
first entry thereof into	4
for my part i	4
the taking of it	4
the first entry thereof	4
not be ashamed to	4
to the right honorable	4
your selves to this	4
covantage keyed and coded	4
be drunk once a	4
that a man cannot	4
not being able to	4
as a wholsome custome	4
would take all kind	4
a man may read	4
the word of a	4
come within the compass	4
when it falls out	4
you that cannot drink	4
logarbo sampled and proofread	4
a character of coffee	4
and presently after meals	4
those that are in	4
in the heart of	4
that it may be	4
his counterblast to tobacco	4
in the morning fasting	4
the first use of	4
of tobacco and coffee	4
excessive use of that	4
as i said before	4
the pains of the	4
to whom is woe	4
make use of it	4
fit for that sort	4
i find to be	4
sucked up by the	4
the right honorable the	4
of the body politick	4
parts of the cacao	4
was many years since	4
to give it a	4
tobacco is much taken	4
related to me by	4
of the stomach to	4
entry thereof into this	4
is cold and dry	4
spirits of mans body	4
by the means of	4
if this help not	4
it be used by	4
the brains are cold	4
apex covantage keyed and	4
vulgar errors in physick	3
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the persons usually frequenting	3
principall causes of all	3
with a word of	3
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late a match with	3
a match with christian	3
the taking of tobacco	3
some that have drunk	3
all sorts of people	3
newly done out of	3
and by consequence the	3
the principall causes of	3
to publick consideration the	3
of the famous poems	3
gout in the feet	3
one with the other	3
with their discourse and	3
plaid the quack to	3
against tobacco and coffee	3
the second transcribed out	3
voyage of the bishop	3
a coachman was the	3
is a very great	3
of french and spanish	3
it by little and	3
in a paper called	3
physician of the body	3
consideration the grand inconveniencies	3
an answer to a	3
sermon preached many years	3
and then a man	3
sermon preached by mr	3
it is used in	3
a paper set forth	3
upper part of the	3
is used in most	3
kind of turkish renegade	3
upon his popish designs	3
also many examples of	3
use of that drying	3
the said oyle of	3
reflections upon some propositions	3
also the first original	3
the one and the	3
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ever since the rest	3
it be good for	3
transcribed verbatim out of	3
the late famous poet	3
they are wont to	3
if a man will	3
came first into england	3
his book of preservation	3
as they do with	3
trial of tobacco whether	3
to stir up the	3
james of famous memory	3
health and prolongation of	3
the scandals in a	3
done out of french	3
apply it to the	3
poems against tobacco and	3
it should be so	3
hot in the third	3
a kind of turkish	3
it ought to be	3
of which there is	3
in all sorts of	3
that book of dr	3
to make use of	3
book of preservation of	3
by an arabian phisitian	3
that it is good	3
the mouth of the	3
if the stomach be	3
were exhibited to the	3
they use to take	3
the next morning i	3
make use of this	3
the vertue of tobacco	3
it to be of	3
described by an arabian	3
from head to foot	3
the sign of the	3
preservation of health in	3
how it came first	3
the choice of drinks	3
of health in the	3
to make it more	3
make use of the	3
of a good smell	3
one and the other	3
to doe the same	3
to those that are	3
out of his mouth	3
of preservation of the	3
for a short time	3
use of tobacco and	3
it looks like physick	3
with one of them	3
it to every mans	3
another work of the	3
of the liquor in	3
some propositions that were	3
the quantity of the	3
whether it be good	3
forth by the coffee	3
much they conduce to	3
the grand inconveniencies accruing	3
in the choice of	3
their sex from the	3
the smoke of the	3
contained a description of	3
more fit for the	3
of making of coffee	3
bishop of beryte to	3
publick consideration the grand	3
boon for de stomach	3
as for the other	3
at the sign of	3
to this i answer	3
poems about tobacco and	3
has late a match	3
the berry of which	3
tree which bears the	3
conduce to preserve humane	3
paper set forth by	3
salve his stygian stuff	3
one of the said	3
poems of joshua sylvester	3
take equall quantity of	3
with two poems against	3
mouth of the stomach	3
given by king james	3
to a paper set	3
famous poems of joshua	3
representing to publick consideration	3
the excessive heat of	3
serious cautions against excess	3
from the excessive use	3
how much they conduce	3
of the liberty of	3
proper for this age	3
a man from the	3
his popish designs therein	3
is not only a	3
advice against immoderate drinking	3
to the rules of	3
used in most parts	3
of health and prolongation	3
is contained a description	3
likewise examples of some	3
the pepper of mexico	3
as if he would	3
two poems against tobacco	3
a word of advice	3
for the preservation of	3
wherein is contained a	3
cacao is cold and	3
not agree with all	3
so great a quantity	3
and that it is	3
a paper called a	3
about tobacco and coffe	3
witty poems about tobacco	3
you may drink it	3
of some that have	3
the bishop of beryte	3
manner of making of	3
is that of the	3
and this proceeds from	3
that have drunk their	3
that can be said	3
parts are not so	3
exhauster of superfluous moisture	3
from whence commeth the	3
the form of the	3
by consequence the stone	3
to salve his stygian	3
persons usually frequenting it	3
match with christian water	3
the stomach into the	3
to preserve a man	3
grand inconveniencies accruing to	3
another collection against tobacco	3
by way of apology	3
of it in the	3
good for the head	3
first of which is	3
second transcribed out of	3
of the said pitch	3
the famous poems of	3
that it is very	3
the vanity of the	3
answer to a paper	3
but because it is	3
the space of two	3
according to the diversity	3
this proceeds from the	3
a little of the	3
and as it were	3
examples of some that	3
and i believe him	3
whereof a man may	3
of tobacco whether it	3
in most parts of	3
they neither hope nor	3
strength of body doth	3
it may be made	3
good for all constitutions	3
take a pipe of	3
three bibles in popes	3
out of the famous	3
the first of which	3
who have died suddenly	3
are as it were	3
leave it to every	3
my self from the	3
some animadversions upon his	3
of his treatise of	3
so that a man	3
is of the same	3
of that book of	3
in so much that	3
in the smoke of	3
is good for the	3
serious cautions against tobacco	3
of the bishop of	3
commons in parliament assembled	3
as drunk as a	3
the use of the	3
of the persons usually	3
be used for all	3
keepers of the liberty	3
out of french and	3
their discourse and humors	3
the three bibles in	3
be good for all	3
many years since by	3
vindicated from the scandals	3
health in the choice	3
which it is made	3
are the principall causes	3
set forth by the	3
paper called a coffee	3
and how it came	3
as much as it	3
in the making of	3
rest of the body	3
with a short collection	3
causes of all diseases	3
which ought to be	3
in the veins and	3
out of the earth	3
years since by mr	3
from the scandals in	3
in the second place	3
and ever since the	3
ver boon for de	3
as very proper for	3
as also the admirable	3
work of the same	3
out of his treatise	3
of original in the	3
this is a strange	3
of the body are	3
cautions against excess in	3
the obstructions of the	3
he plaid the quack	3
the green dragon without	3
for a man to	3
that were exhibited to	3
are to be sold	3
first given by king	3
transcribed out of that	3
the action and reaction	3
a sermon preached by	3
inconveniencies accruing to their	3
scandals in a paper	3
with the said oyle	3
and for my part	3
within a very short	3
at the three bibles	3
in the highest degree	3
dry in the second	3
propositions that were exhibited	3
it is transported into	3
king james of famous	3
drunk their lives away	3
preached many years since	3
sold at the three	3
written by george withers	3
non causam pro causa	3
also the admirable vertues	3
the changing the excise	3
quack to salve his	3
yet for all that	3
they are not so	3
what hath been spoken	3
is not easie to	3
i thought fit to	3
also to comfort the	3
nature of the drink	3
very proper for this	3
the admirable vertues of	3
severe judgments upon notorious	3
the first original of	3
being reflections upon some	3
the voyage of the	3
to the diversity of	3
and as it is	3
the one with the	3
of the drink kauhi	3
that they may be	3
for the health of	3
in the said infusion	3
out of that book	3
and the berry of	3
accruing to their sex	3
the bigness of a	3
a description of the	3
of which it is	3
most parts of europe	3
by reason of the	3
printed for john hancock	3
they conduce to preserve	3
come out of the	3
for the changing the	3
it came first into	3
the use of them	3
upon some propositions that	3
the destruction of man	3
be a great means	3
out of another work	3
the excise of coffee	3
collected out of his	3
of beryte to cochinchina	3
dry in the third	3
for it looks like	3
the tree which bears	3
have drunk their lives	3
against excess in drinking	3
at the same time	3
preservation of the bloud	3
berry of which it	3
as it is used	3
coachman was the first	3
popish designs therein contained	3
changing the excise of	3
to their sex from	3
what is the cause	3
treatise of long life	3
to comfort the stomach	3
to the destruction of	3
with christian water made	3
as it is in	3
judgments upon notorious drunkards	3
pence per gallon for	3
and of a good	3
meat in the stomach	3
it is good for	3
to preserve humane health	3
green dragon without temple	3
which is made of	3
the first given by	3
and are to be	3
of another work of	3
the cacao is cold	3
the commons in parliament	3
of the voyage of	3
from the use thereof	3
description of the persons	3
it is no more	3
first original of coffee	3
and the author thereof	3
a sermon preached many	3
presented to the right	3
after the taking of	3
exhibited to the parliament	3
taken out of another	3
the upper part of	3
of advice against immoderate	3
as well as an	3
preservation of health and	3
to every mans judgement	3
immoderate drinking and smoaking	3
in a sermon preached	3
both the one and	3
animadversions upon his popish	3
sixteen pence per gallon	3
neither hope nor have	3
concluding with two poems	3
out of that learned	3
directed to the honourable	3
a great means to	3
admirable vertues of coffee	3
the quack to salve	3
me no good engalash	3
sex from the excessive	3
against immoderate drinking and	3
tobacco whether it be	3
said oyle of tobacco	3
preserve a man from	3
by an eye and	3
to the which i	3
they boyl it in	3
herb in any place	2
fell by degrees to	2
justifie their pittiful exchange	2
medicinal appropriation and application	2
case of all the	2
is not fit to	2
to a userers kindness	2
is as you use	2
fit to pass out	2
to the smoke of	2
poor wives and children	2
this following little pamphlet	2
clouds are often transformed	2
yet are they not	2
are radicated in the	2
princes following their herculean	2
much of the frequency	2
root of all sins	2
made as if he	2
not tremble and hide	2
sufficient to make you	2
his royal fathers judges	2
who smites upon his	2
practised but a little	2
so found of him	2
he will also consider	2
of their natural course	2
ariseth upon this accompt	2
not that which killeth	2
dragon hath swept down	2
is so different from	2
and constant use of	2
stomachs liking and agreeing	2
from their genuine propriety	2
all kind of diseases	2
and graduating this scorbutical	2
truly i cannot distinguish	2
should be welcomed upon	2
of all great monarchies	2
of water he offereth	2
with praise and prayer	2
that your great compotators	2
is there a salve	2
that may tend to	2
of our supplications for	2
themselves they sue out	2
of the highest form	2
what belongs to the	2
from the different disposition	2
in judgment and complexion	2
the tang it leaves	2
we not daily see	2
filled with the spirit	2
may be anothers poyson	2
sentence of damnation upon	2
beastly manners of the	2
contrary to that wrong	2
be vertue and honour	2
is that which is	2
physick to be drunk	2
and even such gone	2
soul a spiritual thirst	2
suffumigation thereof cannot have	2
therefore does much sooner	2
the worker of that	2
with such kind of	2
some take tobacco for	2
greatest part of the	2
native heat would be	2
by sundry sufficient witnesses	2
have done more mischief	2
all the faculties depraved	2
heady drink the first	2
of a great procurer	2
throughly sensible who gave	2
house to inquire of	2
so highly set by	2
can it be otherwise	2
but will pot it	2
with the least thrust	2
you meet withall teach	2
the work of his	2
shot of a basilisk	2
all the three kingdoms	2
stung with this cockatrice	2
fallacy of this argument	2
place i shall but	2
more then must he	2
a flux of moisture	2
that this plant is	2
it may be used	2
makes the man a	2
instances of drunkards wallowing	2
was a health drank	2
the devil having moistened	2
the learned doctor george	2
is holden of the	2
and agitated preternaturally by	2
the end it stingeth	2
their fraight was sloth	2
spirits of parents and	2
the genius of the	2
shaken off his rudder	2
the large and learned	2
spoken against drinking tobacco	2
and this is to	2
that the evil had	2
part or parts of	2
when the proper subject	2
and diets beget new	2
to me by one	2
he might have doubled	2
times in a night	2
something in the cup	2
gone out of himself	2
particular probation of this	2
against tobacco the first	2
do well to take	2
effeminate among the indians	2
i will not presume	2
long fluctuating upon the	2
neither am i worthy	2
fill thy soul with	2
abraham interceded for sodom	2
glory in their foyl	2
with oaths and blasphemies	2
was used by them	2
that we may look	2
impotency of the expulsive	2
the children from this	2
after the form of	2
and without smoke expire	2
all occasions of commotion	2
the second of september	2
in the story of	2
they tell ye that	2
for the winde in	2
any of the two	2
to joyn them together	2
vertue of inordinate and	2
the blood grows gross	2
should more properly have	2
an antidote against hypochondriack	2
yet am a lover	2
meats are onely poysonable	2
doubt not but his	2
full bodied and fragrant	2
a kitchin also oftentimes	2
wherein i must confess	2
so drunk with wine	2
more then any do	2
selves in your sober	2
to quench his thirst	2
the third sleeping on	2
and makes a diseased	2
coffee representing to publick	2
his hand near dwelling	2
plague of our own	2
is it with the	2
report of a great	2
be truly maintained concerning	2
then conclude it to	2
that holds but up	2
is to look more	2
to dwell in smoky	2
common haunts of those	2
his cabinet of jewels	2
certain ground for the	2
publick use whereof at	2
as thereby made in	2
wear close upon his	2
see you in the	2
hole firing the wrong	2
stomach to a distribution	2
the alembicks of your	2
in open markets and	2
in this black sea	2
not such volatile brisk	2
good and solid perswasions	2
tillingham in dengy hundred	2
and the dangerous consequence	2
that there are places	2
one that was content	2
things be good or	2
never long after thy	2
all the lovers of	2
cured of divers diseases	2
any chymist was more	2
and so is a	2
or weakly and depravedly	2
offend to conceal them	2
learned volume of his	2
hurtful corruption in a	2
is tainted with it	2
so much the more	2
there be any herb	2
capable of every thing	2
all this they attribute	2
forcibly infers his sober	2
description of the meteors	2
proper or likely remedy	2
this collection or postscript	2
to follow after with	2
grows gross and clotted	2
goods that from his	2
is as the fountain	2
a very dark evening	2
this poyson in the	2
would leave the study	2
body by the constant	2
how greatly the lord	2
or the leopard his	2
for guns shoot from	2
should so use it	2
it has been made	2
and discern what is	2
it is not to	2
parents and magistrates awakened	2
for them to be	2
and infirmities in the	2
aphorisme in the physick	2
it is therefore next	2
yet insensibly and by	2
seeing the evil consequences	2
have you of great	2
i will seek it	2
for strengthening and assisting	2
transmitted through the more	2
or vermine to eat	2
how can it be	2
and grateful to the	2
molested and assaulted with	2
they interest the king	2
and that it has	2
stars as this dragon	2
hath often born witness	2
wherein the force of	2
requires some hours more	2
smoke tobacco upon this	2
use of smoking it	2
poysons force we send	2
rager and tumultuous make	2
it his daily work	2
that impudent abomination of	2
that the wine of	2
not taking this fume	2
of this uncivil trick	2
out an extraordinary judgment	2
few good useful books	2
shews the greatness of	2
as such customs that	2
this opinion be allowable	2
a general approbation and	2
the reason why drunkenness	2
the body are dried	2
in the inward parts	2
shall we that disdain	2
having so great a	2
and i desire the	2
honor to tread upon	2
my self must confess	2
spitting upon a dragon	2
parts cannot perform their	2
the first introduction of	2
it is possible they	2
be enacted at his	2
some may object and	2
which may be used	2
and clog the spirits	2
countervaileth these dreggs that	2
years since a book	2
need of recommending flames	2
bred in the breast	2
and during the taking	2
at the green dragon	2
ever be said to	2
or to abuse as	2
very bad and pernicious	2
in any one of	2
with him to the	2
or that nature requires	2
money would be saved	2
they drink the chocolate	2
and become so common	2
is another large treatise	2
progress of physick historically	2
been many such in	2
or from the defection	2
manners of the wild	2
length was altogether divorced	2
those that were his	2
have sober servants to	2
ride or walk the	2
to eat out another	2
not just with god	2
my third and last	2
you talk of good	2
were conscious how subtil	2
at the end of	2
it off to the	2
and swim in the	2
the brains of all	2
and solid perswasions of	2
strugling of it about	2
for tobacco being a	2
he hath emptied his	2
therein gone beyond his	2
true and thorow draught	2
there were no god	2
at least one part	2
his own person and	2
and within a week	2
a capital crime for	2
care and devotion for	2
in the uritory passages	2
lasteth but a fit	2
of the kings health	2
warmer are than they	2
something must be cast	2
know what belongs to	2
strikes cozbi and zimri	2
the only qualities that	2
self to ease and	2
as cats with mice	2
are weary of beholding	2
overcome by that sort	2
this is more hot	2
of any of the	2
three ou ts first	2
first of all the	2
and his twenty two	2
you may drink more	2
our old more hurt	2
and lay hold on	2
when you were forced	2
in the body do	2
support of life and	2
and when it came	2
must of necessity communicate	2
the instant of his	2
that very instant when	2
do not like the	2
between the base ground	2
and passages appointed by	2
years since penned by	2
dreadful judgments of god	2
to drive it down	2
keep your charges sober	2
of our neighbour france	2
these two are lawful	2
lay two days in	2
at ever did produce	2
one of them on	2
yet must the divers	2
gracious offers of christ	2
to all that are	2
to speak when he	2
to add a good	2
of the body and	2
of sins and vices	2
the lord threatned the	2
that this is not	2
considering that the chambers	2
why pray they not	2
by perswading reformation thereof	2
mean the strong heat	2
this humble apologetical postscript	2
his soul upon what	2
selves both in persons	2
only good men to	2
flowing in so fast	2
if the mouth distasts	2
cannot endure the spirit	2
been a toad in	2
saw so sadly drunk	2
in a christians ears	2
and worthily preserved in	2
it very soveraign and	2
other wayes better and	2
would not recompence this	2
bodies of his good	2
to be more pleasant	2
his act of oblivion	2
great dryer and exhauster	2
that in the last	2
or proposed then this	2
idolize so base and	2
this serpent hath no	2
created and ordained by	2
they are contented to	2
full of ignorance of	2
he had known that	2
business with more delight	2
they are unfit to	2
into a sweet complacency	2
of the large and	2
the stomach be vitiated	2
bring the fiery rod	2
be pleased to open	2
prayers to cast out	2
that ever hear i	2
please god to let	2
gives a relaxation for	2
of their ears with	2
divine honor due to	2
what our people have	2
delight it affords in	2
may take notice of	2
his apples of gold	2
because they were ashamed	2
wittingly and willingly make	2
would rather smell the	2
more moderate course of	2
to be thought inferiour	2
spirits to assist nature	2
weaker then he found	2
so mortal as this	2
very well agree the	2
separation and expulsion of	2
lays hold on a	2
by custom is piece	2
which vibration being frequent	2
have i known yet	2
all sin is the	2
must the divers parts	2
righteous persons found amongst	2
not only a great	2
will find if the	2
a help to digestion	2
and oppossor may live	2
the miraculous omnipotency of	2
of this argument both	2
strong and fierce for	2
purging you of distillations	2
leaving behind and procuring	2
diseases are accounted mortal	2
the functions of the	2
which i find to	2
genius of the place	2
divers customs slightly grounded	2
the shapes of christians	2
whereupon i went to	2
the excessive and continual	2
know not what became	2
divertisement of serious thoughts	2
he may poyson thee	2
no other answer but	2
sets before their eyes	2
she must also corrupt	2
upon a time drinking	2
the generality cry out	2
tobacco notwithstanding may be	2
to his end by	2
for a nymph so	2
remedy to settle their	2
head amongst us a	2
man to unman himself	2
the kingdom of heaven	2
if they exceed the	2
utterly depopulate and made	2
recorded and characterised in	2
yet presuming much of	2
us these little foxes	2
act of a sin	2
that one stung with	2
theorick of a deceivable	2
fixed the spirits of	2
he will bring thee	2
reasons of the first	2
at a tavern in	2
like a free metalsome	2
same signs in other	2
it self before digestion	2
scurvy is a new	2
in the shapes of	2
serviceable to the body	2
is most harmful to	2
from the king receive	2
both in persons and	2
the groom is heavy	2
discovery of this poyson	2
brough forth a general	2
several fresh remembrances he	2
of the vanities which	2
all forreign civil nations	2
kind entertain her servant	2
those ends for which	2
take as oft the	2
woman sitting by him	2
to reclaim men from	2
solid parts of the	2
enemy to the stomachs	2
loathsome to the eye	2
this pernitious weed be	2
all piety it choaks	2
continuity of its membrane	2
been but ten righteous	2
of such with more	2
body into a more	2
he heard that he	2
and shuns her as	2
that for it hell	2
they could wish with	2
and delicacy were the	2
setting up candles to	2
a withered decayed countenance	2
conclude from the manifest	2
you should seek leisure	2
i can speak experimentally	2
notice of very temperate	2
there to meet in	2
as it seems a	2
but conniving and deferring	2
them to delight in	2
in the use of	2
of earth and heaven	2
whereas he cannot be	2
was in or near	2
some young ones be	2
and groundless first entry	2
burrows of this cockatrice	2
was coming towards them	2
is a great procurer	2
dangerous enemies of all	2
and now the land	2
be seconded by the	2
leaves a man in	2
nor doth a man	2
well as the rest	2
to the devils bow	2
i forbear to mention	2
to the disgrace of	2
as some sometimes seem	2
to keep your charges	2
second fell off his	2
so do old drunkards	2
and shalt fill thy	2
that consumed about a	2
accompted so effeminate among	2
overcome with the sweetness	2
great a quantity of	2
see a towardly hopeful	2
tobacco puts a suspension	2
make tobacco so delectable	2
hath the symptoms and	2
the spirit of grace	2
but that he cannot	2
said in this behalf	2
drunkard is to heat	2
man to lay it	2
he makes it self	2
persons are not of	2
what they are properly	2
dragon hath gotten thee	2
them over to the	2
the salamander lives in	2
and intemperate living of	2
tollerate and allow it	2
in his masters ear	2
which makes it have	2
sold to their private	2
evince the error of	2
this fume seems to	2
and charmed into a	2
here some may object	2
harmony may be made	2
smoking tobacco be a	2
but this way i	2
find to be hurtful	2
see the hand of	2
by reason of its	2
follow upon the taking	2
another tribe with the	2
of healths and drunkenness	2
latter years that tobacco	2
are willing to be	2
i am now therefore	2
proposed a reformation of	2
end recovering a little	2
which for a truth	2
and progress of physick	2
by cleaving to the	2
by the appointment of	2
harmful to the brain	2
yet it proves not	2
use of this drink	2
drinking at one of	2
of which is to	2
a rager and tumultuous	2
stoppage of womens courses	2
weak or sweet drink	2
so accustomed to tobacco	2
when very often men	2
he makes his breach	2
but here some may	2
as directly contrary to	2
the spirits are lassated	2
right well it may	2
which all were so	2
the success of these	2
offered for thy good	2
from what it was	2
forgetful of his great	2
they may be so	2
though their object matter	2
not beget much aliment	2
two of the greatest	2
fought by this nation	2
the mouth is appointed	2
are liker hell than	2
band on he thought	2
the philistins did sampson	2
then to die in	2
compass it round about	2
to get into an	2
and swifter yet then	2
spent to cry drown	2
when for the touch	2
the grosser and worse	2
not performed but in	2
procurer of sickness and	2
coming towards them with	2
vegetable is the sole	2
though sometimes it pleaseth	2
there are no kind	2
taken notice of by	2
may be both necessary	2
and honour to bear	2
exhausted by this imoderate	2
befaln any one of	2
a woman comes in	2
wallow in their mire	2
therefore heartily to pray	2
him in the act	2
here we may charge	2
which reigns every where	2
the spirits of their	2
know not what further	2
what one finds a	2
vanities thus obvious to	2
but now what is	2
the foundation of many	2
and making a god	2
thought it to be	2
for the age we	2
to have burst at	2
to be a physician	2
able to overcome it	2
that black abyss to	2
proceed from the mistaking	2
a to great age	2
possible for the bruitishest	2
wheatlyes text of banbury	2
have made them bruits	2
upon the constant and	2
it is in a	2
i mean a pipe	2
o horror to suppose	2
old scurvy dressed in	2
to have taken so	2
unfitly add that of	2
yet as the matter	2
they mix it with	2
other liquor to allay	2
think they prolong their	2
such as are altogether	2
to the natural temper	2
and although the more	2
yet fresh in our	2
wonder in these sunny	2
them to take notice	2
they have made them	2
the dulcid good juyce	2
and look not on	2
are of an opinion	2
the chambers of death	2
books do set forth	2
the like arising from	2
forth the second of	2
man chance to recover	2
bars of your authority	2
love in every one	2
very seasonable treatise for	2
who would needs force	2
he himself said a	2
but a spider in	2
to lay it down	2
former expels the latter	2
its many ill properties	2
he cannot indure to	2
here is nothing appears	2
i should move laughter	2
it is an undoubted	2
complain of this evil	2
among all other sins	2
they burst and die	2
men requires a gentle	2
get that printed alone	2
to his majesties renown	2
for our broken wares	2
bewitching quality in it	2
this flux of moisture	2
near to the nature	2
witting and willing sinners	2
but that vile barbarous	2
do best agree with	2
effects of this pernitious	2
prevent it in their	2
that lie in the	2
for a foul body	2
now by this affinity	2
body in strength or	2
best i know of	2
and joyning with the	2
of all faithful pastors	2
hours more or less	2
for the reasons aforesaid	2
if these cockatrices multiply	2
idiosyncratical properties of several	2
for thee after thou	2
many years since a	2
any of her enemies	2
knowing he could not	2
act upon any score	2
a canon established upon	2
it hath a property	2
required the meeting of	2
any news or wonder	2
by laet in his	2
very custom of taking	2
knew him so say	2
argument grounded on a	2
bruised with the weight	2
and making that a	2
to put it in	2
habits of body should	2
at religion and piety	2
how little good this	2
because you are a	2
through the heat and	2
best and newest short	2
the husband be afflicted	2
definitive sentence of damnation	2
impediment or impotency of	2
match any of her	2
cast out this kind	2
as no man likes	2
for one drop of	2
notice of this one	2
coffee a crust is	2
much as in this	2
are often transformed and	2
hath been found in	2
that knew him so	2
an habitation of unclean	2
of it i find	2
head and strength out	2
the syndrome and concurrence	2
marks where tobacco is	2
cause many inconveniencies through	2
so foolish as to	2
the onely ordinary means	2
there was a merchants	2
which to others are	2
to befall to moral	2
persons in his masters	2
find if the scurvy	2
stomachs fermenting heat being	2
fools shall say in	2
it is only sin	2
robbing them of good	2
breach and entry at	2
which they call cahue	2
church to begin with	2
storm and discomposure arising	2
house and the stews	2
it have an antipathy	2
because such examples are	2
is not this the	2
and the excessive spurring	2
the evil had still	2
if the husband be	2
furnish him with strength	2
and beastly manners of	2
be opus unius diei	2
to take a pipe	2
there of the vanities	2
figure of force and	2
to be the fashion	2
same servant that stood	2
a man out of	2
with this savage custome	2
baseness of the sin	2
and destroying of serpents	2
the reader to turn	2
lowest and cold region	2
for sanis non est	2
as they are too	2
this swinish herd of	2
capital crime for any	2
strong stomachs to small	2
why praise they not	2
the same signs in	2
thy soul a spiritual	2
all the functions of	2
sooner bring over from	2
at length was altogether	2
scarce knew what remedy	2
of all other diseases	2
turn them over to	2
and in all places	2
the worst of evils	2
cry out of their	2
this plant is injurious	2
shall taste of the	2
the name of bunchum	2
many threatning symptoms that	2
neither go nor stand	2
juyces spirits to the	2
now it is become	2
the destillation of wine	2
priori to the digestions	2
let a body be	2
i many things discern	2
more than they ought	2
from what he was	2
or nation under heaven	2
but fools will them	2
by the soporiferous vertue	2
fruit of a certain	2
and that we are	2
the three kingdoms over	2
which men have in	2
a swaggering blade rapt	2
take we pleasure in	2
to be very much	2
here can be no	2
to our own destruction	2
the end it will	2
endeavour a transmutation of	2
that other parts cannot	2
turn to them at	2
they attribute to their	2
and cure of it	2
and it is some	2
debauched drunkard that ever	2
rest of the members	2
is corrupted and abused	2
drink as a wholsome	2
by any artifice be	2
heat is like to	2
smoke of merit super	2
would reflect upon themselves	2
soon fill a quart	2
drinkers in the world	2
nothing else to them	2
so the stomach also	2
some most virulent serpent	2
to change his skin	2
especially soon after meat	2
be the ape of	2
make us all ashamed	2
be had for money	2
the matter from the	2
when from the th	2
poyson is present and	2
sluce to all other	2
make trial of the	2
down that wanton palpitation	2
we are apt to	2
for certainly as such	2
but in perfect health	2
was the wisest of	2
or bend his eye	2
night of the week	2
to the scandal of	2
like good physick for	2
be to put himself	2
if they use to	2
bees out of the	2
for young men and	2
disdain and indignation of	2
that i take to	2
against the perswasion of	2
hath ever been royal	2
the most principal arguments	2
procuring the remainder more	2
stingeth like the serpent	2
think i ought to	2
spend their wit and	2
that by overcharging the	2
prophet esay tells thee	2
ashes that are left	2
i ought to write	2
constitution changed by the	2
prophane haunt do use	2
to impregnate and tincture	2
other prevented by company	2
woes he hath mentioned	2
the rack and overthrow	2
as well to those	2
of another tribe with	2
thereunto a small quantity	2
we read of whole	2
of novelty and popular	2
that the smoke of	2
should attribute the thank	2
this pernicious art of	2
and expected of a	2
coroner in shires and	2
i make this humble	2
their own natural infirmities	2
procureth to all that	2
will work the same	2
in their unwonted manner	2
when the red dragon	2
themselves do attribute to	2
excepted in this general	2
persons would first begin	2
why drunkenness is not	2
are of great force	2
over against one master	2
drink there is excess	2
attribute the thank thereof	2
against drinking of healths	2
old drunkard can abide	2
by new procuring causes	2
fed with a vitious	2
a dish of chocolate	2
not recompence this injury	2
is even unto death	2
to shun and avoid	2
intercede for sundry persons	2
enter into heaven without	2
onely ordinary means that	2
any weak or sweet	2
effects of smoking tobacco	2
was able to overcome	2
but a mountain and	2
doth it come behind	2
and liker to the	2
are too low for	2
it was too late	2
the lord will not	2
of others to our	2
praise they not his	2
hand of those that	2
whereof our present purpose	2
quantity thereof in the	2
nor the wholsome and	2
a carkass fit for	2
the act of repentance	2
yet are they corruptions	2
and deadly vapors come	2
solid arguments were enough	2
in rushing into this	2
cannot have a drying	2
good gift of god	2
of persons or sexes	2
of natures temperate mixture	2
is a canon established	2
yet it does excite	2
even the derivation of	2
of a scorbutical pravity	2
none of them ever	2
duty is to look	2
omnipotency of our strong	2
any of those sorts	2
the strength of his	2
and productive vertue of	2
whereby rheumes and crude	2
be wrought in thy	2
a spirit of slumber	2
were ashamed to seem	2
the jury blisters you	2
money to compass ale	2
the imputation of that	2
was neither brought in	2
young men meeting to	2
he hath need of	2
the stomachs of very	2
so delectable to all	2
hereby what is pleasant	2
that their brains were	2
the sooty fumes of	2
the books after these	2
the smoke of pardons	2
taking tobacco for purging	2
upon any score whatever	2
stomach that a good	2
thereof chase out devils	2
be used at all	2
chuse the middle way	2
the sweetness of mans	2
and dependance is there	2
work in such as	2
to mans life is	2
is drawn off from	2
the danger perhaps not	2
the blackmore to change	2
will be found as	2
stomach discharge not its	2
was justly choked with	2
not able to rise	2
thought inferiour to their	2
to the health of	2
so is not this	2
beest sick and overcome	2
extravagant use of tobacco	2
a dish of hot	2
and even so is	2
commending the last as	2
and it is but	2
as the degenerated and	2
and one notorious drunkard	2
ever recover of it	2
of body does follow	2
and debility of the	2
of israel did in	2
the consequents or effects	2
of remedy must be	2
and great conceit thereof	2
which when strength of	2
and therefore shall the	2
fit for the biere	2
mischievous to the bodies	2
hath more disciples than	2
i cannot but take	2
loathsome with the stench	2
neck and the shoulders	2
small addition of adustion	2
smoke of this herb	2
which gave him present	2
that he could get	2
nor once lost be	2
of ships reeling on	2
impossible that the frequent	2
do onely proceed from	2
constitution of their bodies	2
all did them the	2
his work in such	2
yet makes a man	2
divinity are to be	2
be drawn to the	2
the pipe and pot	2
a figure of force	2
them weary of the	2
drink was appointed by	2
for as to the	2
to fall into that	2
and tell me calmly	2
excite the clergies care	2
train his own deer	2
or some other accident	2
this great harmony and	2
circumstances were exceeding remarkable	2
at certain times as	2
although you be troubled	2
dry then they are	2
he shews the greatness	2
of london was a	2
to any of those	2
i might alwayes thus	2
thee with his love	2
be prevented no otherwise	2
of moisture doth not	2
barbarous and beastly manners	2
the pipe that is	2
be a more base	2
a worse thing befal	2
into beasts and carcases	2
may justly conclude from	2
a trepidation of members	2
the whole body out	2
from modern symmists jesu	2
length of time and	2
or none of this	2
of happy and blessed	2
husband shall not be	2
and imprisoned in the	2
this encreaseth with years	2
while they take it	2
and several persons burned	2
and a sermon published	2
even their souls do	2
then to whom are	2
complaints come from them	2
any service in the	2
some stifly contending for	2
strong arguments against so	2
had merciful respect to	2
heaps on acres within	2
you were to make	2
may discover their nakedness	2
then some other disease	2
still it self doth	2
of facil or difficil	2
are so common and	2
and ruine of modesty	2
melting nymph distills her	2
regulus in aulus gellius	2
it from the censure	2
welcomed upon so slender	2
what end or number	2
symptoms and diagnostick signs	2
by the taking of	2
black abyss to be	2
intemperate inclination of that	2
places about the city	2
naturally cold and wet	2
and sends forth the	2
which is even unto	2
to the corrupted baseness	2
at first taking it	2
the wisest of kings	2
the subject is but	2
i thought meet to	2
commend to the reader	2
our fortunate and oft	2
curing of the pox	2
pliny tells us of	2
of a famous physician	2
so wise for their	2
of life in diet	2
ye that it will	2
ful sympathy and true	2
there you shall drink	2
but onely proceed from	2
most wise and experienced	2
of the lord in	2
worse thing befal him	2
very soveraign and good	2
divers parts of our	2
be to fall into	2
may be diffused and	2
thus for the present	2
and no good company	2
it should be vertue	2
few of the faculties	2
of weeds to over	2
the people of any	2
carrying sometime payls of	2
like turns blessing into	2
a royal and eloquent	2
reader to turn to	2
it not both great	2
solemn day of judgment	2
that drinks it warm	2
many hundred years since	2
print against the sin	2
of worth upon his	2
for their own good	2
upon his liver and	2
conniving and deferring the	2
chief work and duty	2
tang it leaves behind	2
that god in smiting	2
can be devised or	2
to eject even this	2
wilt thou account him	2
or policy can move	2
and drink to them	2
shall be much different	2
even at this day	2
great fires brake forth	2
gifts and goods that	2
of those that know	2
they carry as marks	2
foul mouths of many	2
more disciples than christ	2
and to include the	2
for she can endure	2
at some one or	2
sparkleth in the cup	2
why this weed hath	2
by giving him out	2
the intemperate inclination of	2
sense of their own	2
the honour and safety	2
that death strikes cozbi	2
this is procured these	2
is even at this	2
them will be washed	2
belonging to several partners	2
childish affectation of novelty	2
the hysop on the	2
and all that are	2
and of a depraved	2
a taste of some	2
of corruption in common	2
and acceptable in the	2
then preacher of ipswich	2
much sooner recover her	2
a man see return	2
we must ponder too	2
woe be to single	2
you to have burst	2
and sees it in	2
but in he goes	2
the crudities of the	2
rational arguments of two	2
is a bad excuse	2
not what became of	2
all i can wish	2
some of these were	2
where thou shalt yell	2
as by time are	2
taken when a man	2
hymen in his turbant	2
that the wife should	2
renowned city into a	2
great force to shorten	2
is able and fit	2
within twenty four hours	2
will bite like a	2
by his own election	2
vertue and honour to	2
the vertues and qualities	2
much wind out of	2
and most justly holden	2
wean himself by degrees	2
wayes better and safer	2
years in this our	2
those that are true	2
acceptable to all ingenious	2
bitter enemy to the	2
is the instrument of	2
common experience that it	2
the foolish and groundless	2
predominant which these subdue	2
does not stop the	2
but if once a	2
swim in the milpond	2
none but fools will	2
wilt never long after	2
it is very hard	2
noisome to his countrey	2
that a swaggering blade	2
in the time of	2
make a woman weary	2
generation after them are	2
it were belaid and	2
the smoking it upon	2
also to posterity their	2
in hand with tobacco	2
was within the space	2
it as a remedy	2
venially and slightly as	2
juyces of the body	2
several times and places	2
they recover their agility	2
cast forth again in	2
thou givest thy self	2
story for spitting upon	2
by any i meet	2
that are hot and	2
onely proceed from that	2
is no other then	2
it in great esteem	2
but also something must	2
and senseless to hell	2
knife in his hand	2
is good and wholesome	2
and uniting the vital	2
evil as is only	2
by an inconsiderate and	2
after came to his	2
have gathered and spared	2
imbred heat fails also	2
into needless frayes and	2
may prove the procurers	2
one is not affected	2
of these sad effects	2
bad and pernicious upon	2
and so the conclusion	2
heed of those sins	2
i shall only take	2
him in his liquor	2
pause but a while	2
enjoy their sin alone	2
different products or habits	2
enlarged my self upon	2
were not such monsters	2
the houses in it	2
might within a very	2
be diffused and communicated	2
in effect the violation	2
time it damageth all	2
many die drowned in	2
that which now no	2
door of hope or	2
most of the cure	2
and never thinks he	2
are used in defence	2
filthy unsavory tast in	2
shall become of us	2
and casting in our	2
he seems to be	2
have doubled that age	2
contagious spreading of this	2
and foolish vanities before	2
and died thereof within	2
and near the city	2
transformed from the first	2
the plague of our	2
of more difficult digestion	2
to speak a little	2
any of you should	2
have only aimed to	2
out where once he	2
mouth with an ill	2
it be used for	2
reformation of the church	2
treatise of the matter	2
wise for their own	2
is contrary to the	2
his end by drinking	2
love to drink sorrow	2
amicable and friendly to	2
with two or three	2
i have observed a	2
though good in themselves	2
there nothing but death	2
my advice therefore to	2
evil had still staid	2
put it in practice	2
i wish the magistracy	2
the clearing of his	2
james of happy and	2
a week after came	2
here by the way	2
fuller answer should decide	2
brought your selves to	2
mean for a king	2
the land may mourn	2
whereof the one died	2
in largeness of dominions	2
with and infect the	2
the large volume of	2
the quelling of this	2
me by a kinsman	2
diffused and communicated to	2
out of his belly	2
and found to be	2
offer no price for	2
preserved by its like	2
our famous king james	2
sin is the poyson	2
little world within our	2
drink to drive it	2
a furtherer of building	2
and cry so much	2
by their cold and	2
and goods for the	2
hath at that instant	2
to be cold and	2
behold what the event	2
is but a toy	2
of the strength of	2
did swearing in antioch	2
but now to speak	2
and change the balsamick	2
entred in a common	2
and reverent estimation and	2
if young cyrus could	2
such is the miraculous	2
spend what they they	2
partly to be as	2
affords in the present	2
escape the snares of	2
and woe again unto	2
the vanities committed in	2
heart would be comforted	2
now so far prevailed	2