quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
which nobody can deny	31
early english books online	21
which no body can	19
no body can deny	19
thus the whole university	12
see a new teacher	11
to the tune of	10
and is not c	9
fa la lanke down	8
with a pair of	8
a hone a hone	8
pair of fine bag	8
to his wife for	8
a pair of fine	8
he calls to his	8
notes for div a	8
calls to his wife	8
the use of the	7
i le tell you	7
oh there was a	7
thus have you heard	7
la lanke down dilly	7
encoded text transcribed from	6
my mistress is a	6
phase i text is	6
even for commercial purposes	6
this keyboarded and encoded	6
by the institutions providing	6
online text creation partnership	6
he doe with her	6
assigned for keying and	6
to the terms of	6
the text can be	6
pipes upon the green	6
encoded edition of the	6
characters represented either as	6
than all the rest	6
are to be sold	6
the work described above	6
english books online text	6
keyboarded and encoded edition	6
tcp assigned for keying	6
thy nose to the	6
of the work described	6
what did he doe	6
to be sold at	6
described above is co	6
according to the terms	6
a joyfull sight to	6
i text is available	6
mother does tell me	6
financial support to the	6
coded from proquest page	6
and coded from proquest	6
institutions providing financial support	6
providing financial support to	6
and are to be	6
for keying and markup	6
and encoded edition of	6
is available for reuse	6
represented either as utf	6
hold thy nose to	6
text can be copied	6
the early english books	6
books online text creation	6
owned by the institutions	6
joyfull sight to see	6
to the early english	6
work described above is	6
upon the green hill	6
my mother does tell	6
this phase i text	6
keyed and coded from	6
support to the early	6
edition of the work	6
all without asking permission	6
to the pot tom	6
did he doe with	6
iv tiff page images	6
nose to the pot	6
images scanned from microfilm	6
terms of creative commons	6
text is available for	6
the institutions providing financial	6
and markup reviewed and	6
the terms of creative	6
text and markup reviewed	6
markup reviewed and edited	6
from proquest page images	6
if she be fair	5
old sack old sack	5
is as true as	5
go no more to	5
on the death of	5
for he sits all	5
he sits all day	5
to which is added	5
never love thee more	5
come my new courtiers	5
aske me no more	5
no more to the	5
it shall never trouble	5
shall never trouble me	5
wits that were in	4
both the universities before	4
i tell you true	4
best wits that were	4
as well as you	4
the history of the	4
be in your nose	4
varying the use of	4
estc r ocm this	4
the best wits that	4
r ocm this keyboarded	4
text notes for div	4
goe wind and blow	4
and all the rest	4
at the signe of	4
reproduction of original in	4
other choice pieces of	4
tell me i munnot	4
the signe of the	4
and other choice pieces	4
choice pieces of poetry	4
through the whole university	4
pieces of sportive vvit	4
does tell me i	4
the original text notes	4
or severall choice pieces	4
that were in both	4
in varying the use	4
loves of hero and	4
of hero and leander	4
by the best wits	4
be new or old	4
the loves of hero	4
unlesse it be in	4
the whole university pry	4
severall choice pieces of	4
composed by the best	4
use of the senses	4
conteining severall select pieces	4
the rest of the	4
i will have none	4
ocm this keyboarded and	4
to be in his	4
the whole art of	4
it be new or	4
in both the universities	4
original text notes for	4
were in both the	4
at the angel in	4
more than all the	4
must not be forgot	4
it be in your	4
from the original text	4
my willy my billy	4
whether it be new	4
choice pieces of drollery	4
thus through the whole	4
the universities before their	4
severall select pieces of	4
and let barnaby alone	4
select pieces of sportive	4
of the church of	4
and there they did	4
included and sometimes a	3
and some readable characters	3
created by converting tcp	3
users from many walks	3
works in other languages	3
based on the text	3
transcription and basic encoding	3
and some do say	3
trades that ever i	3
usual project restraints of	3
that ever i see	3
teams in oxford and	3
text with mnemonic sdata	3
did not meet qa	3
standards were returned to	3
of creating the tcp	3
and professional end users	3
are available at the	3
aske thee whence those	3
proquest via their early	3
tcp digital transcription a	3
available at the text	3
the true nature of	3
tcp is to encode	3
of the process of	3
english short title catalog	3
issued variously as sgml	3
or corrected and characters	3
new cambridge bibliography of	3
limit of instances per	3
not prepared to dye	3
transcription a of text	3
any assumptions that can	3
seeing thus runs the	3
i fall in love	3
and therefore of any	3
copies of the texts	3
rate of defects per	3
that support the display	3
to the keyers to	3
by one who himselfe	3
been released into the	3
this text is an	3
transformed into placeholder characters	3
possible up to a	3
have been issued variously	3
bear in mind that	3
by the same author	3
into the public domain	3
can be made about	3
was troubled with the	3
in a tract of	3
been tokenized and linguistically	3
support the display of	3
the process of creating	3
of any that delight	3
of a text in	3
love my dove my	3
end users from many	3
the text has been	3
author shewes himselfe to	3
meet qa standards were	3
should be aware of	3
we respectfully request that	3
for cutting a purse	3
a standardized format that	3
carried out by editorial	3
these texts for their	3
in accordance with level	3
the display of a	3
their early english books	3
images in accordance with	3
of works in other	3
the author or stationer	3
create accurately transcribed and	3
for div a e	3
have been transformed into	3
for accuracy and those	3
with an epistle in	3
have still the smallest	3
the usual project restraints	3
and suitable for network	3
changes and metadata enrichments	3
tcp aimed to produce	3
that delight in a	3
published between and available	3
includes standard spellings that	3
restraints of time and	3
been issued variously as	3
record of the period	3
format that preserves archaic	3
up to a limit	3
the number of the	3
for an anonymous work	3
converting tcp files to	3
to encode one copy	3
true nature of the	3
r in the english	3
compelling reason to do	3
were returned to the	3
a works in english	3
some readable characters will	3
sing and be merry	3
texts have been issued	3
which did not meet	3
structural encoding based on	3
if there was a	3
proquest to create accurately	3
hall bishop of norwich	3
first editions of a	3
behalfe of those now	3
at making the text	3
between and defects per	3
text more computationally tractable	3
by amateur and professional	3
the general aim of	3
spi global keyed and	3
the duke of buckingham	3
to create diplomatic transcriptions	3
from many walks of	3
proofread for accuracy and	3
guidelines are available at	3
is a partnership between	3
markup guidelines are available	3
any remaining illegibles were	3
the universities of michigan	3
the author shewes himselfe	3
are eligible for inclusion	3
each text was proofread	3
number of works in	3
works are eligible for	3
is given to their	3
and or corrected and	3
project have been released	3
second or later edition	3
the rules of the	3
text has been tokenized	3
aware of the process	3
texts created during phase	3
cambridge bibliography of english	3
notably latin and welsh	3
the text the author	3
their works are eligible	3
selection was based on	3
published by proquest via	3
while the overall quality	3
later edition of a	3
based on the new	3
tokenized and linguistically annotated	3
collaborative curation by amateur	3
and the publisher proquest	3
the image sets published	3
be said to be	3
should bear in mind	3
been transformed into placeholder	3
sent to external keying	3
been fully proofread approx	3
in several select poems	3
text r in the	3
the angel in cornhil	3
gaps by user contributors	3
mind that in all	3
some errors will remain	3
for transcription and basic	3
such is man who	3
their forces being broke	3
or stationer meant to	3
and characters marked as	3
encoded texts based on	3
processes should make clear	3
filling in of gaps	3
yet for all this	3
enriched version of the	3
creating the tcp texts	3
based on the image	3
for their own purposes	3
was a compelling reason	3
the text more computationally	3
the benefit of any	3
in the behalfe of	3
in all the land	3
quality of tcp data	3
wits of the age	3
mnemonic sdata character entities	3
with level of the	3
an old pair of	3
therefore chose to create	3
the text creation partnership	3
oxford and the publisher	3
any that delight in	3
errors will remain and	3
or elements to simplify	3
my dove my dear	3
all likelihood such instances	3
texts for their own	3
looked at by a	3
shewes himselfe to be	3
michigan and oxford and	3
of textual data within	3
to their original source	3
title published between and	3
and available in eebo	3
of the print record	3
textual changes and metadata	3
partnership between the universities	3
were sent to external	3
of the tei in	3
in of gaps by	3
yet your smith can	3
and linked to page	3
level of the tei	3
text is an enriched	3
to sir john mennis	3
assurance was then carried	3
during phase of the	3
characters or elements to	3
wherein the rules of	3
opposed to critical editions	3
they care not for	3
the encoding was enhanced	3
enrichments aim at making	3
attribution is given to	3
of every monographic english	3
on the new cambridge	3
respectfully request that due	3
made about the data	3
in the new exchange	3
of all occupations that	3
epistle in the behalfe	3
in mind that in	3
that in all likelihood	3
of texts with between	3
digital transcription a of	3
of each text was	3
was proofread for accuracy	3
those which did not	3
where we will leave	3
and metadata enrichments aim	3
general aim of eebo	3
the publisher proquest to	3
illegibles were encoded as	3
many walks of life	3
a tract of this	3
are a number of	3
linked to page images	3
credit and attribution is	3
enhanced and or corrected	3
on the image sets	3
the rate of defects	3
and those which did	3
corrected where possible up	3
aim at restoring the	3
extent have been transformed	3
request that due credit	3
likelihood such instances will	3
will never have been	3
although there are a	3
domain as of january	3
and that you may	3
project restraints of time	3
the tei in libraries	3
the overall quality of	3
in the english short	3
making the text more	3
at by a tcp	3
be sold at his	3
text in a standardized	3
keyers to be redone	3
for the benefit of	3
to produce large quantities	3
there are a number	3
tei in libraries guidelines	3
has not been fully	3
in the midst of	3
refined wits of the	3
or later edition of	3
of time and funding	3
simplify the filling in	3
when he comes home	3
is to encode one	3
users should be aware	3
amateur and professional end	3
be made about the	3
wide variety of subject	3
whichever is the greater	3
and i will be	3
there was a compelling	3
have been looked at	3
text creation partnership web	3
with mnemonic sdata character	3
and therefore chose to	3
keying and markup guidelines	3
data is very good	3
phase of the project	3
tcp is a partnership	3
benefit of any that	3
text was proofread for	3
chose to create diplomatic	3
to external keying companies	3
category of texts with	3
editions of a works	3
sets published by proquest	3
elements to simplify the	3
by editorial teams in	3
the texts have been	3
in oxford and michigan	3
and use these texts	3
puts this text in	3
and attribution is given	3
of all the trades	3
select poems not formerly	3
between and available in	3
large quantities of textual	3
given to their original	3
print record of the	3
overall quality of tcp	3
every one can deny	3
of tcp data is	3
the master of the	3
companies for transcription and	3
delight in a tract	3
all the trades that	3
corrected and characters marked	3
the public domain as	3
readable characters will be	3
is out of the	3
instances will never have	3
universities before their dissolution	3
anyone can now take	3
in a standardized format	3
as if they meant	3
now doubly secluded and	3
the project have been	3
textual data within the	3
as true as steele	3
standard spellings that support	3
the author shews himself	3
that due credit and	3
in the time of	3
qa standards were returned	3
at restoring the text	3
gap elements of known	3
selection was intended to	3
standardized format that preserves	3
sold at his shop	3
language title published between	3
by university of nebraska	3
that preserves archaic forms	3
i aske thee whence	3
known extent have been	3
quality assurance was then	3
the beauty of the	3
by proquest via their	3
with weapon in hand	3
but we respectfully request	3
for i am not	3
accuracy and those which	3
is as good as	3
the print record of	3
changes to facilitate morpho	3
a of text r	3
was based on the	3
should make clear that	3
of those now doubly	3
a number of works	3
and with him all	3
professional end users from	3
why did you not	3
take and use these	3
of the tcp digital	3
on the text encoding	3
page images in accordance	3
and yet to make	3
not meet qa standards	3
over a wide variety	3
will remain and some	3
display of a text	3
these processes should make	3
edition of a work	3
were corrected where possible	3
ascii text with mnemonic	3
reason to do so	3
or for an anonymous	3
of gaps by user	3
i am not prepared	3
the tcp digital transcription	3
by converting tcp files	3
metadata enrichments aim at	3
to reflect the true	3
and some of them	3
was divided into two	3
in the next verse	3
editorial teams in oxford	3
have you heard the	3
to tei p using	3
to the new exchange	3
to create accurately transcribed	3
of text r in	3
with all my heart	3
of any assumptions that	3
via their early english	3
keying companies for transcription	3
but i am sure	3
and then came in	3
where possible up to	3
then carried out by	3
assumptions that can be	3
chosen if there was	3
a text in a	3
curation by amateur and	3
processed by university of	3
encoded as gap s	3
that it had been	3
was then carried out	3
tcp files to tei	3
minister of the gospel	3
for all the world	3
texts with between and	3
in the shape of	3
text the author or	3
for if you do	3
the behalfe of those	3
project was divided into	3
aim at making the	3
unicode or text strings	3
it was the queens	3
i know not whether	3
texts based on the	3
this text has not	3
files to tei p	3
been looked at by	3
image sets were sent	3
remain and some readable	3
but let that pass	3
the annotation includes standard	3
stationer meant to publish	3
has been tokenized and	3
produce large quantities of	3
into placeholder characters or	3
data within the usual	3
unicode or tei g	3
a wide variety of	3
based collaborative curation by	3
global keyed and coded	3
usually the first edition	3
the new cambridge bibliography	3
restoring the text the	3
be sold at the	3
but now comes out	3
characters will be marked	3
and sometimes a second	3
a partnership between the	3
will i fall in	3
this text in the	3
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	3
use these texts for	3
mainly structural encoding based	3
the english short title	3
will be marked as	3
public domain as of	3
external keying companies for	3
the god of warre	3
in english were prioritized	3
texts were encoded and	3
version of the tcp	3
creation partnership web site	3
the god of love	3
is an enriched version	3
corrected and much amended	3
i took him and	3
innovation of penelope and	3
thou canst not be	3
words puts this text	3
encoding was enhanced and	3
a work was chosen	3
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that without the blacksmiths	3
users should bear in	3
that can be made	3
then will i fall	3
an epistle in the	3
the shape of a	3
to a limit of	3
one who himselfe is	3
accurately transcribed and encoded	3
never have been looked	3
range over a wide	3
p using tcp tei	3
a compelling reason to	3
characters marked as illegible	3
will have none of	3
aimed to produce large	3
of michigan and oxford	3
of the texts have	3
reflect the true nature	3
the most refined wits	3
be marked as illegible	3
those now doubly secluded	3
at the text creation	3
publisher proquest to create	3
or text strings within	3
the text encoding initiative	3
text strings within braces	3
created during phase of	3
changes aim at restoring	3
sometimes a second or	3
both great and small	3
returned to the keyers	3
understanding these processes should	3
not be lodged here	3
therefore i will have	3
and the most refined	3
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universities of michigan and	3
author or stationer meant	3
vpon the death of	3
by a tcp editor	3
have you not seen	3
the tune of the	3
was enhanced and or	3
released into the public	3
not been fully proofread	3
textual changes aim at	3
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nature of the print	3
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an enriched version of	3
of a works in	3
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illegible were corrected where	3
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have been released into	3
that you may know	3
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elements of known extent	3
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encoded and linked to	3
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marked as illegible were	3
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out by editorial teams	3
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transcribed and encoded texts	3
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my love my dove	3
bibliography of english literature	3
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the texts were encoded	3
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tract of this nature	3
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due credit and attribution	3
consisting of poems songs	3
work was chosen if	3
as illegible were corrected	3
now take and use	3
and markup guidelines are	3
as opposed to critical	3
a limit of instances	3
tcp project was divided	3
image sets published by	3
to simplify the filling	3
the filling in of	3
or tei g elements	3
between the universities of	3
encoding based on the	3
intended to range over	3
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quantities of textual data	3
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drink old sack old	3
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placeholder characters or elements	3
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divided into two phases	3
remaining illegibles were encoded	3
variety of subject areas	3
process of creating the	3
annotation includes standard spellings	3
sets were sent to	3
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tei p using tcp	3
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tcp data is very	3
text selection was based	3
spellings that support the	3
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content himselfe to take	2
come all ye muses	2
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claim it as my	2
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of you shall have	2
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proper and fit and	2
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smithfeild he did free	2
them feeds with his	2
to a friend upon	2
a gammon of bacon	2
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some of the modern	2
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of the taylors trade	2
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his wit and years	2
such a lord or	2
mens noses bleed white	2
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cannot see my king	2
aime when i took	2
several select poems not	2
a sermon for the	2
a learned author is	2
by this you may	2
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if i cannot be	2
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thee know what i	2
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to graece he wends	2
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vvith an old pair	2
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the end of this	2
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his folly for being	2
her the common of	2
a place more rare	2
the trojans and their	2
yeomen of the guard	2
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then if to know	2
of butchers meat but	2
honest fidlers merry straine	2
combat lasted for the	2
well as hero and	2
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as do offend and	2
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he loves her rather	2
one of his ladyes	2
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what seasons good to	2
afterwards he hammersmith hight	2
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curst example of thy	2
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your smith may freely	2
let thy arrowes to	2
last i found my	2
and get thee gone	2
and let horses blood	2
there is a proverb	2
it did not so	2
doctrine of the church	2
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be merry and make	2
heavenly joyes we feigne	2
thou art but an	2
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let my belly have	2
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they punish such as	2
forgot which falls unto	2
with sleep to try	2
the armes of agamem	2
graecians called a neat	2
more to the old	2
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thus much i know	2
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when i so low	2
and that very very	2
a song on a	2
this great voluminous pamphlet	2
was a spanish regiment	2
trade gaine so much	2
another proverb makes me	2
next to that the	2
our ladies right arme	2
i have commended thee	2
what was the cause	2
her speech and will	2
be modest wise and	2
little in so much	2
in this place to	2
is as dead as	2
preface to that most	2
the easier it is	2
could by his trade	2
that my muse considered	2
smith may freely forge	2
steales her from her	2
and in the warre	2
more adoe but goes	2
may freely forge what	2
in that her narrow	2
or paire of gloves	2
way when things are	2
not able to stand	2
yet was troubled with	2
that most elaborate piece	2
then to shew she	2
song doth bring the	2
markt how right this	2
but palenesse did containe	2
golden bands an about	2
and thus gan say	2
though bankrupts lye lurking	2
lord or fashion came	2
and laugh at their	2
to bed in prose	2
and in the midst	2
make him many losses	2
it stood very neare	2
at last i found	2
as if the feet	2
c category of texts	2
goe like one of	2
of bread and cheese	2
butchers meat but pyes	2
the midst of all	2
nor can brag of	2
which the old proverb	2
make one more soft	2
will keep our old	2
as dead as a	2
of so rich stuffe	2
was present when she	2
and see that none	2
not thy meeting with	2
when my heat was	2
a room with one	2
scarce deny our soules	2
and this is the	2
elaborate piece of poetry	2
to the king and	2
and my head opprest	2
neat panch clenser is	2
when they come in	2
with little switch can	2
when we buy a	2
as had it been	2
her cheeks to make	2
other newes within the	2
we can explaine by	2
we say such a	2
except for loving thee	2
she sung better now	2
my muses lamentation was	2
back was your founder	2
would make our paper	2
other on his dagger	2
there staring to find	2
graecians took their tooles	2
we should hit the	2
in a tavern once	2
to that most elaborate	2
hath lost his nose	2
smith can sooner double	2
his meat yet your	2
have the best of	2
are but my garrison	2
once my prince affliction	2
though they are so	2
because his eyes all	2
they were so very	2
the knight of the	2
there is another must	2
feele we say such	2
him men did desire	2
rejoyce the tyrant did	2
naughty beere or ale	2
marriage is the worst	2
nere hold it out	2
have you heard our	2
help do suppose st	2
she was not quite	2
sleep in a whole	2
he had twenty cannons	2
he that thinks so	2
spoile the trade of	2
had sure great reason	2
poems corrected and much	2
may perceive they were	2
verbs in the accendence	2
least some of the	2
lady greatly longing for	2
and sing disgrace to	2
will serve to make	2
give me leave to	2
like those sophies who	2
make me no prisoner	2
it is not the	2
and hope to be	2
your cloak that i	2
the sea of rome	2
within the camp was	2
and we will have	2
signes that poets have	2
marke how he was	2
le tell you where	2
and the fire quite	2
thou dost deny me	2
but we will to	2
if you stick to	2
a rage sing me	2
in his head did	2
do mean to make	2
well versed in the	2
as love doth commonly	2
but not his toes	2
i be driven so	2
cry it is as	2
and yet not one	2
much knowledge as to	2
so high did grow	2
they did not move	2
it any been but	2
guise gave him a	2
make the smith eat	2
for ever live and	2
in libraries to hang	2
a tinker dares stand	2
be in his wit	2
the week is in	2
his trade gaine so	2
to quench the fire	2
your blacksmiths bellowes restores	2
i met with the	2
strips and gorgets was	2
is thought a fine	2
he that will not	2
you once but approach	2
anchor in the new	2
would you be content	2
chirp and sing disgrace	2
and set our selves	2
and by which men	2
that you may perceive	2
some few believe his	2
oh quoth the divell	2
are twins in misery	2
and eke her old	2
i need not tell	2
and chast of life	2
my aime when i	2
from street to street	2
and if i should	2
lane which nobody can	2
with many a teare	2
example of thy wit	2
there might you see	2
when so many haeresies	2
but on a gloomy	2
upon the knaves face	2
translates out of ovid	2
midst of all these	2
gallant bideing where full	2
he could not say	2
sprout with broadest leaves	2
nouns verbs in the	2
but your smith may	2
person or his coyne	2
not stuff nor cloth	2
man better then seven	2
all ye muses and	2
first that ever thunderbolt	2
me she meant with	2
and thou art but	2
eversden at the signe	2
no more adoe but	2
wind in her breech	2
his heart with wo	2
any been but she	2
owes to the blacksmith	2
to know him men	2
but when my heat	2
she sung of tereus	2
out these strong lines	2
nice and rayle against	2
him drink old sack	2
come let us reckon	2
of vlysses and penelope	2
may easily smell it	2
the wether doth change	2
it in a ring	2
where his posterity ever	2
smith has some command	2
smutch her but owes	2
greek there rose a	2
if she be foul	2
and next to that	2
and makes both locks	2
perchance may do thy	2
birds of the same	2
more in doubt the	2
for her incestuous house	2
the birds will laugh	2
in their holes and	2
the tost be hizzing	2
his posterity ever since	2
his soule for harmony	2
him alone for remedy	2
in sejanus out of	2
and all for very	2
of all manner of	2
that no enemy might	2
to take his lust	2
when the wind is	2
was the time when	2
to have made a	2
to learn to sing	2
he hammersmith hight which	2
the divel by the	2
to marry with vulcan	2
assurances now in use	2
being let a while	2
in the night and	2
times proves favour by	2
the knaves face it	2
wherefore the graecians took	2
and for a time	2
the burse of reformation	2
he does lay on	2
thy mother is a	2
they were wont to	2
look nor can brag	2
as i have heard	2
wine to drinke to	2
but not to dye	2
much as quiet misery	2
is known to every	2
will not bird i	2
took pen in fingers	2
writ him a letter	2
and beat him with	2
and there is none	2
all in his head	2
so in love with	2
shew she was not	2
i dare safely swear	2
as if their wisdomes	2
black and white together	2
would have made a	2
have a care of	2
is a thing which	2
estc r this keyboarded	2
unto heavenly joyes we	2
stomacher upon her breast	2
head unto the heel	2
it should go round	2
that dost controule all	2
goes and steales her	2
great as guise or	2
may be done in	2
the strait will trouble	2
see the prettiest thing	2
as some do say	2
right did build her	2
i am sure they	2
sword by his side	2
no itch my silent	2
things are safe as	2
suddainly with water wee	2
doth not that artist	2
if comparisons be free	2
of original in huntington	2
lay about the fire	2
bellowes restores her speech	2
ulysses was in love	2
a doubt in every	2
and fiery spirits in	2
that comes up with	2
suffer his little pretty	2
me no more where	2
which the world miscalls	2
of the nouns verbs	2
so fine and so	2
your smith can sooner	2
a cyclops of the	2
from the juice of	2
if they doe want	2
cupid drew his bow	2
is not all thy	2
and his lanctre down	2
and no more adoe	2
and he vowed it	2
was hee as loving	2
no other newes within	2
you cry it is	2
which we may repent	2
one is held to	2
may be said to	2
preach before the king	2
if you please to	2
and the tall banks	2
you be content onely	2
was the cause that	2
his hope was only	2
had never gotten his	2
in the county of	2
this side they have	2
a health to king	2
me a cup of	2
many a blow it	2
then he did call	2
you may see in	2
the rest were gone	2
history deserves a grave	2
on each side of	2
is the lane of	2
be hanged for cutting	2
pamphlet may be said	2
though now grown somewhat	2
tyrant did her wrong	2
i did begin to	2
they doe want any	2
a very good jest	2
fight on my merry	2
lye lurking in their	2
and doe think still	2
the author translates out	2
resolves to have some	2
whence that i came	2
i will tell you	2
bow and bolt some	2
so away did come	2
last he made a	2
some iron shackles there	2
when things are as	2
aglaura would please better	2
what else is good	2
that innocence is tempest	2
and whilst that lasted	2
lasted for the space	2
there is no mischiefe	2
rage sing me some	2
that poets have made	2
and suffer his little	2
the ocean and set	2
yet rejoyce the tyrant	2
that lovely breech that	2
girle or a son	2
leave his trojan foes	2
he had such pleasure	2
gave him the horse	2
elegant fancy in the	2
to her my love	2
had it been before	2
and often repeated by	2
lives a single life	2
in awe by mis	2
when judas led them	2
and a fig for	2
i had a sawcer	2
and every nun can	2
if to know him	2
by this large margent	2
your smith knowes best	2
cell which men call	2
a mother is oft	2
once done then never	2
the queen did build	2
makes both locks and	2
as much the one	2
stick to one when	2
had twenty cannons for	2
that gave it to	2
his image being made	2
long pleading a good	2
nun can teach you	2
now why should lewis	2
and trouble not my	2
hath more haire then	2
without the blacksmiths mysteries	2
sin for want of	2
father and the son	2
constant as the week	2
thou not run away	2
not then the weare	2
now not to suffer	2
with halfe the nose	2
we know not what	2
the cock for spight	2
and so was hee	2
had writ a letter	2
assault her but often	2
that then i took	2
but now i think	2
we will to the	2
hands in pewter bason	2
you give a man	2
they can nere hold	2
that he had spoken	2
gon many miles and	2
halfe the nose they	2
thing thou tellest to	2
for at that time	2
that he repented him	2
had you seen how	2
the maidenhead in st	2
some song made in	2
you not seen the	2
this history deserves a	2
of penelope and ulysses	2
not believe it yet	2
cause he had such	2
and women the more	2
is still in fashion	2
and leander a mock	2
have sung thy meeters	2
else i must say	2
the society of astrologers	2
let a while to	2
proverb makes me laugh	2
that in their sleeves	2
met with the divell	2
and drollery joviall poems	2
that he could see	2
god of warre was	2
the sphaeres that have	2
woman needs no leech	2
with her finger did	2
the rose did first	2
had never tane the	2
gesner in his etymolog	2
that i wish the	2
i so low was	2
and assurances now in	2
death of the lord	2
and on his head	2
sets out pictures lesser	2
this is the best	2
in the c category	2
doubly secluded and sequestred	2
with his bag and	2
i wish the gaines	2
then the ivory plaine	2
the space of ten	2
sermon before the judges	2
he was in love	2
clergy admits none of	2
from their trojan warrs	2
or the burning taper	2
make our paper deare	2
when such a lord	2
the old ones packing	2
e estc r this	2
she then prepares a	2
suppose the match was	2
to him does belong	2
upon a holy tide	2
him many losses feele	2
dishes stood a platter	2
else the stool whereon	2
in this cabinet lockt	2
divell in the shape	2
ladies right arme sleeve	2
and there the king	2
single life that loves	2
collected out of homer	2
nothing but a wife	2
brag of those he	2
she sounded out these	2
sleeves the armes of	2
dasht in my face	2
fidlers at the feast	2
do the smith no	2
yet i know not	2
i will curse thee	2
and there he knocks	2
leander a mock poem	2
there was a spanish	2
my easie madnesse to	2
is your praise when	2
do take a shaft	2
do not thou presse	2
by nature how to	2
bideing where full many	2
man that shewes them	2
wise and chast of	2
do what he can	2
which but i am	2
hand on his heart	2
without the blacksmiths help	2
smith can challenge but	2
have bin neer that	2
he set him down	2
the smith eat his	2
freely forge what he	2
as loving unto her	2
the house like a	2
to make that good	2
from heaven as thou	2
talke and fight as	2
of the whole art	2
in another clench which	2
spoken against thy fame	2
repentance from thy thoughts	2
friends suspected him incontinent	2
when once my prince	2
you will not bird	2
drollery consisting of poems	2
thou hadst better been	2
nose they carried from	2
beat him with spitt	2
such a friend is	2
from one side to	2
to be hanged for	2
the nose they carried	2
to sing this new	2
his sorrow doubled his	2
down when such a	2
that which the world	2
the stool whereon thou	2
to suffer what i	2
now comes out a	2
and there to have	2
him drunken barnaby when	2
deserves a grave translation	2
george eversden at the	2
was not then the	2
meant with sleep to	2
my bed was such	2
both he and she	2
or shall i call	2
and in homer too	2
and if comparisons be	2
he returned from their	2
cause thou art a	2
and fight as well	2
hanged for cutting a	2
not move so mich	2
some command when any	2
like some great mogul	2
is not paid for	2
would i faine enjoy	2
from him alone for	2
i could have eaten	2
as i was thus	2
sometimes into the forge	2
the inne she lay	2
do offend and steale	2
never king made such	2
give her her due	2
breech that never yet	2
to cut off the	2
but in good sooth	2
philosophy can scarce deny	2
for he with little	2
not for the shot	2
contemplation is a thing	2
first printed at abidos	2
eyes all in his	2
a brewer may be	2
better falsifye the rime	2
argues as much knowledge	2
doth bring the black	2
one for my madness	2
a lord or fashion	2
but after in good	2
me the sociable pocket	2
which was indeed their	2
we buy a play	2
drunk with nought but	2
bankrupts lye lurking in	2
jockey is thought a	2
with vulcan did devise	2
hadst thou not run	2
in a rage sing	2
see his love in	2
both night and day	2
as good as ever	2
birds will laugh at	2
laugh because the smith	2
a whole one proper	2
the angel in cornhill	2
twenty cannons for it	2
the blacksmith for her	2
at one end of	2
private closet is to	2
bin neer that lovely	2
weare in bethlem town	2
then seem it not	2
the graecians took their	2
many losses feele we	2
snuffling puritans do surmise	2
the house the queen	2
mulciber to do her	2
that none of you	2
good sack and claret	2
promise them so fairly	2
be broken as my	2
i le not believe	2
and bolt some birding	2
we should strike while	2
that the god of	2
as well as he	2
and if thou pray	2
her but often you	2
thousand thousand fiends as	2
when he returned from	2
go to see his	2
lovely breech that never	2
a face that doth	2
expounded and distorted lawe	2
when things are safe	2
his lanctre down dille	2
a welcome guest resolves	2
that a man may	2
yet your smith knowes	2
in the next line	2
such as do offend	2
sold at the old	2
robyn anspach text and	2
now my hand is	2
my eyes of sleep	2
to keep repentance from	2
to that the god	2
necessity of reformation of	2
saw so much white	2
by some of the	2
he could see to	2
did acquaint her that	2
anspach sampled and proofread	2
to see the sights	2
and when they do	2
the ancient graecians called	2
she did weare in	2
held to it hard	2
naked on frozen caucasus	2
greatly longing for his	2
on my merry men	2
it had been a	2
and some there are	2
move so mich as	2
but to believe it	2
it was sung before	2
as to her only	2
t was not so	2
speaks the one the	2
in dead of night	2
can explaine by musick	2
to her only ioy	2
rules of the nouns	2
her from her husband	2
that were the instruments	2
if i do take	2
an answer to the	2
a while to lye	2
but i to paris	2
woman is at one	2
speech and will fetch	2
as well as ere	2
if this be true	2
for lo she was	2
and sent the old	2
the tenth of january	2
my juggie my puggie	2
in a learned author	2
to make true latin	2
not thou presse my	2
black is the beauty	2
are things of all	2
it no sin to	2
smoother then the ivory	2
from the head unto	2
that whilst she sung	2
high did grow the	2
us much the sounder	2
in a sermon before	2
led them forth did	2
and a falling band	2
a single life that	2
presse my easie madnesse	2
drunken barnaby when barnaby	2
prescribe him his meat	2
the sociable pocket books	2
yet i could not	2
and counted sighs and	2
ink is the life	2
poor penelope sends a	2
doth commonly break out	2
there may happen a	2
knaves face it gave	2
does lay on many	2
mars or vulcans son	2
who himselfe is none	2
the world miscalls a	2
on this side they	2
sung of old by	2
their holes and laugh	2
when unto heavenly joyes	2
but ranck him higher	2
old joseph did it	2
broken as my hopes	2
it gave such a	2
can bring in another	2
your snuffling puritans do	2
still doth he cry	2
stay it was no	2
sing me some song	2
so he that strook	2
and change his soule	2
the death of sir	2
meat yet your smith	2
down a down dilla	2
all occupations that ever	2
such as weare colts	2
lay claim to her	2
to do her all	2
bin content with my	2
thomas gresham stands upright	2
study the black art	2
thus to deprive of	2
these myrmidons were cornish	2
a child in the	2
and so might have	2
of the difference be	2
that i may cut	2
the truth to tell	2
on thee which is	2
there such a song	2
to make an end	2
tall banks of rushes	2
sooner double his files	2
what he gets is	2
after in good time	2
in a whole skin	2
dice yet they do	2
give me the sociable	2
was new come over	2
feigne what ere the	2
cannot be lodged here	2
was not quite unkinde	2
shall i call thee	2
best in all the	2
and will fetch her	2
in the accendence are	2
there the king was	2
in the art of	2
with a wanton hand	2
shall we write the	2
lodge a child in	2
to deprive of liberty	2
be content onely to	2
she is as good	2
which falls unto the	2
the grand doctor to	2
will to the new	2
i heard no screech	2
my pen in one	2
and locks upon thy	2
such kind of men	2
wear as long as	2
the smith can challenge	2
then i took a	2
for the space of	2
and had her shoes	2
which that you may	2
all the rest were	2
stood a platter of	2
of old by ovid	2
heaven as thou art	2
that is accounted odd	2
drinke to the black	2
wit and drollery joviall	2
i had writ a	2
i cannot be lodged	2
he is as good	2
is the life of	2
for man is the	2
these walls are but	2
now when so many	2
he made him a	2
know no itch my	2
man rostmeat and beat	2
of you be taine	2
and he had twenty	2
good conscience is my	2
and he had sure	2
the world in awe	2
jewes did put a	2
could not say his	2
i would not be	2
before ulysses and penelope	2
what i have not	2
the trade of mercenary	2
man will touch her	2
the city of london	2
by the course of	2
to the ingenuous reader	2
being as i said	2
signe of the maidenhead	2
the world to see	2
lo she was at	2
many miles and in	2
and their thimbles too	2
chid away the night	2
hee as loving unto	2
and innocence my liberty	2
were first printed at	2
pleading a good cause	2
so mich as they	2
himself a welcome guest	2
vowed it should go	2
know not which but	2
explaine by musick of	2
else my mother lyes	2
the cryer thereat seemed	2
roman clergy admits none	2
known to every one	2
text in the c	2
she need no stronger	2
so sat me down	2
see our ladies right	2
friend is as true	2
thou little tinny page	2
health to king charles	2
cannot you tend your	2
i am that bird	2
and then he did	2
learned roman clergy admits	2
which the god of	2
few believe his mother	2
of the small pox	2
to lodge a child	2
to be a mother	2
i know no itch	2
so rigid and nice	2
if that she be	2
house the queen did	2
i would not have	2
duke of guise gave	2
was amongst the ancient	2
in which the god	2
burnt in the hand	2
signe of the anchor	2
it was about a	2
break out into an	2
and go to see	2
believe old joseph did	2
a song of the	2
may repent all our	2
the match was broke	2
long and wide the	2
well as ere she	2
so happy as i	2
then there is a	2
no good ware at	2
farther did acquaint her	2
not that artist erre	2
to all the rest	2
for those that are	2
the lane of ironmonger	2
conscience is my baile	2
and gorgets was not	2
fancy in the poet	2
be as great as	2
a description of the	2
set our selves free	2
infallible to know how	2
were not stuff nor	2
musick of the winged	2
merry and make good	2
doubt in every one	2
to try the mastery	2
and to that tune	2
i had made verses	2
useful for those that	2
no man will touch	2
a man so comely	2
was a graecian born	2
i needs must say	2
and yet i know	2
yet she sung better	2
another proverb does seldome	2
they were not stuff	2
there was a sweet	2
the nose is of	2
then thy mother is	2
in that very place	2
my limbs were weary	2
i thought her the	2
if once the tost	2
trident in his hand	2
god of love was	2
a spanish regiment amongst	2
thou art a wife	2
made use of in	2
fiery spirits in armour	2
out where to dwell	2
him king of birds	2
the fire like lightening	2
the anchor in the	2
when it s out	2
the face of the	2
but now i do	2
get a girle or	2
a fig for the	2
your neat panch clenser	2
marry with vulcan did	2
muse considered had this	2
child in the great	2
and assault her but	2
that never yet was	2
i had got a	2
never felt anger except	2
of poems songs wherein	2
margent did the poet	2
what is your praise	2
is there such a	2
thy arrowes to have	2
and the rest of	2
from whence that i	2
my prince affliction hath	2
rostmeat and beat him	2
yet with her it	2
to give a heat	2
my merry men all	2
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covantage keyed and coded	2
see make torments easie	2
third lyes in the	2
you stick to one	2
one when fortunes wheele	2
he being as i	2
did free from dirt	2
the time of the	2
the blacksmiths help do	2
grave and wise which	2
no sin to be	2
because the smith can	2
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proverb speaks the one	2
clench which nobody can	2
at law grow richer	2
of the publick doctrine	2
staring to find my	2
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such a way as	2
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things of all sizes	2
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down as flat as	2
suffered more than all	2
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mark how things were	2
him to a cure	2
as well as hero	2
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love doth commonly break	2
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to be as great	2
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mich as they were	2
better call him king	2
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doubled his heart with	2
now grown somewhat nasty	2
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which is added the	2
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thee which is worse	2
fill us up a	2
for all your reformation	2
smith knowes best to	2
the devil a scholler	2
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the cause of this	2
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to let thy arrowes	2
about the fire like	2
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have made a gown	2
your smith can fetch	2
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the preface to that	2
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for being so ore	2
in the british library	2
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of the maidenhead in	2
as hero and leanders	2
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if their wisdomes had	2
him by nature how	2
be ruled by me	2
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the original in the	2
to live or die	2
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as far from heaven	2
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keep our old exchange	2
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that never troubled me	2
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this cabinet lockt up	2
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as true as steel	2
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poems songs wherein the	2
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in the month of	2
who is apt for	2
any one is burnt	2
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women the more common	2
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the hap to get	2
would not be a	2
glory to my king	2
though he does lay	2
neglected records of my	2
you shall have his	2
one hand on his	2
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no man better then	2
various consort choosing them	2
can scarce deny our	2
of those he hath	2
acquaint her that a	2
the lord mayors show	2
barnaby when barnaby is	2
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keep repentance from thy	2
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a ding a ding	2
and wot you what	2
is the worlds epitome	2
song made in the	2
wat grew faint and	2
versed in the almanack	2
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with her it did	2
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fight as well as	2
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folly for being so	2
to spoile the trade	2
my king from me	2
resting the other on	2
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he that means to	2
make up a man	2
there was an old	2
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a friend is as	2
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birds of a feather	2
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it in this line	2
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a thousand thousand fiends	2
one of them was	2
her face in creame	2
to the old exchange	2
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under lock and key	2
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which i know is	2
yet to make the	2
fortunes wheele doth make	2
innocence is tempest proof	2
the man that shewes	2
did weare in bethlem	2
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my belly have ale	2
let us reckon what	2
to cool thy broth	2
the nouns verbs in	2
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shall win me to	2
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law grow richer far	2
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all our life after	2
if you promise them	2
they free with subtill	2
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lines of her minde	2
i may or can	2
a third lyes in	2
language was too rough	2
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sometimes king of this	2
who would drown a	2
to his worthy friend	2
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himselfe to be in	2
most elaborate piece of	2
to see and to	2
considered had this geare	2
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her but owes to	2
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his little pretty queen	2
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knowledge as to make	2
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o the golden bands	2
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where shall we write	2
he be merry and	2
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all the day long	2
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on thee bolts and	2
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that i could think	2
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drollery joviall poems corrected	2
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trade of mercenary braines	2
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as much knowledge as	2
when i took pen	2
to keep off the	2
so was hee as	2
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for george eversden at	2
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grammatical drollery consisting of	2
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est soliciti plena timoris	2
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res est soliciti plena	2
as the week is	2
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as if you had	2
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at the old exchange	2
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when you meet with	2
another clench which nobody	2
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but a foule disgrace	2
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of the same feather	2
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love in his best	2
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is better to be	2
pen in one hand	2
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my love had been	2
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up the ocean and	2
full forty times over	2
a stomacher upon her	2
drink up the ocean	2
we may repent all	2
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those that can bring	2
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from the grand doctor	2
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by which we may	2
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as they were wont	2
no carpenter could by	2
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a poet in his	2
and make good chear	2
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onely flourish in your	2
to set on others	2
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who use to hang	2
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walls are but my	2
is a hopefull boy	2
be not so coy	2
know what seasons good	2
of late have been	2
bit of butchers meat	2
face it gave such	2
amongst the ancient graecians	2
this gallant bideing where	2
it was to the	2
it is as dead	2
them forth did use	2
bolts and locks upon	2
easier it is to	2
blacksmiths bellowes restores her	2
is europes greatest town	2
to lie at her	2
and prescribe him his	2
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laid one hand on	2
ancient graecians called a	2
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our lawes do punish	2
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then live to be	2
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the accendence are pleasantly	2
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lurking in their holes	2
or else my mother	2
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and thou shalt be	2
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hold out a minit	2
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that we should strike	2
what i can do	2
of the anchor in	2
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of guise gave him	2
o thou that dost	2
change his soule for	2
knew not a curse	2
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was burthen of her	2
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the first that ever	2
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neer that lovely breech	2
things are in fashion	2
of in their lines	2
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to rob my eyes	2
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when any one is	2
joviall poems corrected and	2
stuff nor cloth sure	2
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this nature by w	2
he that strook at	2
divel by the nose	2
which afterwards he hammersmith	2
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the warre has all	2
can nere hold it	2
and which perchance may	2
passion through the heart	2
cannot hold out a	2
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in his best cloaths	2
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and yet i could	2
where full many a	2
it is to be	2
will laugh at you	2
that ever yet was	2
and leave her seacoale	2
arrowes to have eyes	2
them all say what	2
being a man so	2
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an elegant fancy in	2
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annotation on thomason copy	2
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the one the heart	2
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meet then that this	2
to smooth so rough	2
or the art of	2
and that is he	2
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and took our nags	2
printed for henry herringman	2
did put a candle	2
every nun can teach	2
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from england into france	2
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to leave his trojan	2
call him king of	2
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when barnaby is gone	2
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have made use of	2
locks upon thy legges	2
muses lamentation was the	2
the indians pride to	2
with subtill art the	2
use of in their	2
noses bleed white blood	2
of theirs to marry	2
thy meeting with enemies	2
we there did see	2
s out where to	2
be well versed in	2
when fortunes wheele doth	2
just like london fleet	2
doctor to the small	2
poets have made use	2
must believe old joseph	2
all say what they	2
or may take thee	2
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