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quadgram	frequency
the first part of	34
of tamburlaine the great	31
part of tamburlaine the	30
first part of tamburlaine	29
from the quarto of	21
omitted in the to	15
the king of france	14
the duke of guise	13
my lord the king	11
here the old eds	11
enter the king of	10
the life and death	10
life and death of	10
the signe of the	9
both the old eds	9
the king of navarre	9
at the signe of	9
omitted in the vo	9
william andrews clark memorial	8
sir john of hainault	8
according to the vo	8
andrews clark memorial library	8
and the king of	8
and death of doctor	8
death of doctor faustus	8
the end of the	8
the so the vo	8
in our early writers	8
at the end of	8
and are to be	8
with drums and trumpets	7
what hast thou done	7
the second part of	7
the interior of the	7
of so the vo	7
the king of jerusalem	7
occasionally found in writers	6
orcanes king of natolia	6
verses to king james	6
of constantines great towne	6
by the hand of	6
of the first part	6
found in writers posterior	6
part of the play	6
is occasionally found in	6
by his rare and	6
what art thou the	6
became a most puissant	6
a most puissant and	6
this so the vo	6
occurs repeatedly afterwards in	6
repeatedly afterwards in this	6
good and bad angel	6
it is occasionally found	6
in writers posterior to	6
i can tell you	6
the turk and his	6
a change of scene	6
the scourge of god	6
and the younger mortimer	6
afterwards in this play	6
turk and his great	6
the so the to	5
good angel and evil	5
the jew of malta	5
they agree in reading	5
cursed be he that	5
in so the vo	5
account of marlowe and	5
enter good angel and	5
of scene is supposed	5
change of scene is	5
the crowne of france	5
and so the to	5
i humbly thank your	5
at the commencement of	5
the seven deadly sins	5
in the next speech	5
the earl of kent	5
part of this play	5
where her betrothed lord	5
of marlowe and his	5
and so the vo	5
chary as my life	5
the monarch of the	5
the account of marlowe	5
angel and evil angel	5
terror of the world	5
history of doctor faustus	5
you so the vo	5
to entertain divine zenocrate	5
the modern editors print	5
as chary as my	5
not into the water	5
marlowe and his writings	5
signe of the rose	4
the friends of tamburlaine	4
is given a unique	4
some part of holy	4
the prince of condy	4
the little north doore	4
by the right honorable	4
it shall go hard	4
usually do not have	4
these have been added	4
but who comes here	4
in the later tos	4
north doore of saint	4
my lord of lancaster	4
and terrour in warre	4
from the printed book	4
and each footnote is	4
to be solde at	4
i keep as chary	4
of the rose and	4
stage directions usually do	4
consolidated at the end	4
and tell him that	4
that the stage directions	4
not in the later	4
page of the first	4
are to be solde	4
ride in triumph through	4
directions usually do not	4
except that the stage	4
the rose and crowne	4
keep as chary as	4
this will i keep	4
footnotes has been changed	4
to be a king	4
let me alone with	4
catherine the queene mother	4
the king of persia	4
shewed vpon stages in	4
have been consolidated at	4
cardinals of france and	4
king edward the third	4
death of his lady	4
the footnotes has been	4
dropt out from this	4
page of the second	4
king edward the second	4
his lady and loue	4
in the old ed	4
for the death of	4
a deed of gift	4
not have closing brackets	4
they were sundrie times	4
the lord high admirall	4
the cardinall of loraine	4
i know not what	4
a bottle of hay	4
in the old eds	4
are copied from the	4
are to be sold	4
drawn in his chariot	4
and take some part	4
of the two parts	4
the address to the	4
and the address to	4
edited by the rev	4
the footnotes have been	4
james and other attendants	4
reading of a letter	4
and crowne neere holborne	4
an vo edition of	4
to be sold at	4
each footnote is given	4
out from this line	4
be sold at his	4
and other attendants of	4
and his great emperess	4
the citie of london	4
footnotes have been consolidated	4
the strength of tamburlaine	4
captaine of the guarde	4
been consolidated at the	4
edition of both parts	4
the death of his	4
will i keep as	4
is an vo edition	4
the stage directions usually	4
to attend on me	4
vpon stages in the	4
stages in the citie	4
of the modern editors	4
all this and more	4
within the compass of	4
you shall hear how	4
discipline to his three	4
and terror of the	4
as they were sundrie	4
changes to the text	4
monarch of the east	4
the augustan reprint society	4
and martin del bosco	4
me alone with him	4
as all the world	4
address to the readers	4
enter faustus and mephistophilis	4
the army of the	4
you know my mind	4
my lord of guise	4
what sight is this	4
page and the address	4
the king and he	4
vo edition of both	4
end of the play	4
doore of saint paules	4
little north doore of	4
enter the duke of	4
tear thee in pieces	4
what shall i do	4
enter charles the king	4
of the second part	4
and in the next	4
numbering of the footnotes	4
his rare and wonderfull	4
of the footnotes has	4
enter the younger mortimer	4
version of the book	4
in the citie of	4
passages of our early	4
he now is gone	4
sold at his shop	4
of france and padua	4
text version of the	4
the house of barabas	4
of his lady and	4
footnote is given a	4
rose and crowne neere	4
copied from the printed	4
crowne neere holborne bridge	4
interior of the council	4
and discipline to his	4
four and twenty years	4
by the strength of	4
the right honorable the	4
character names were expanded	4
do not have closing	4
that all the world	4
take some part of	4
given a unique identity	4
right honorable the lord	4
all the world shall	3
hid in the vaines	3
half the hour is	3
the bowels of the	3
the pope and manner	3
my lord of pembroke	3
the face of heaven	3
veranda or open portico	3
all the jews in	3
the hour is past	3
to see the pope	3
here the vo has	3
preparation of the e	3
i like that well	3
and so will i	3
other attendants of pembroke	3
his shop without newgate	3
and i know not	3
i may notice that	3
your so the vo	3
are clouts that every	3
so too in a	3
as much hay as	3
too in a copy	3
our bodies turn to	3
i know not how	3
these so the to	3
strynge is the conduyt	3
the history of doctor	3
her in a whisper	3
to the battle within	3
let the soldiers be	3
cited from our early	3
this form occurs again	3
of the lyfe spiryte	3
agree in reading damascus	3
strokes to wound the	3
this is the place	3
all so the to	3
the name of mortimer	3
library university of california	3
knights and martin del	3
and the bounds of	3
the secrets of astronomy	3
set up her stature	3
like to an almond	3
second part of tamburlaine	3
part of the present	3
the order of the	3
occurs again in the	3
let me alone for	3
the governor of babylon	3
he was never sprung	3
region of the air	3
the nuns are dead	3
my lord of cornwall	3
the kings of trebizon	3
other places they agree	3
and margaret the queene	3
all that i have	3
a load of hay	3
be as good as	3
the jews in malta	3
the word indeed was	3
the king of england	3
i see it plain	3
these arms of mine	3
the soldan of egypt	3
that i may write	3
this day is highly	3
crown in his hand	3
the veines some bloud	3
at the hard heels	3
a unique identity in	3
in a chariot burning	3
veines some bloud each	3
on the preparation of	3
the wrath of tamburlaine	3
of the present play	3
and bad angel descend	3
i am content to	3
i will my lord	3
aside to her in	3
his so the vo	3
and from the veines	3
the angry god of	3
to king edward the	3
mine shall be thy	3
if it be not	3
sint mihi dii acherontis	3
every man shoots at	3
the arter strynge is	3
riche treasures serue for	3
as long as life	3
margaret the queene of	3
exeunt attendants with the	3
i am a jew	3
and now and then	3
and thou shalt see	3
were of immense size	3
tear me in pieces	3
arms of mine shall	3
to the crowne of	3
for kings are clouts	3
the queene of england	3
of our early writers	3
him not into the	3
a veranda or open	3
mitted in the vo	3
bodies turn to elements	3
their so the to	3
a copy of the	3
and now my lords	3
this is the time	3
and i will have	3
the vaines and artiers	3
the text of the	3
in the form xxx	3
pope and manner of	3
that not a man	3
angry god of arms	3
more than all the	3
this and the next	3
memorial library university of	3
we so the vo	3
i doubt it not	3
to manage arms with	3
is in arms with	3
will i set up	3
she is a courtezan	3
and the cardinall of	3
the emperor of the	3
that every man shoots	3
a ring of pikes	3
in a copy of	3
and the younger spenser	3
terror to the world	3
but in many other	3
and what are you	3
be made a king	3
the conduyt of the	3
in the earlier play	3
and enter the king	3
monarch of the world	3
ruin of the realm	3
o let me pray	3
i fear me he	3
the transcriber or printer	3
copy of the first	3
with the king of	3
the preparation of the	3
copy of verses by	3
the commencement of this	3
gives to thee his	3
and manner of his	3
his crown in his	3
come to my house	3
the state of a	3
behold the turk and	3
of the life and	3
extrauagant artire of my	3
come to bring you	3
the ruin of the	3
enter matrevis and gurney	3
know that i am	3
manner of his court	3
as i was going	3
for as much hay	3
to so the vo	3
but all in vain	3
with his crown in	3
the fury of my	3
marlowe edited by the	3
all the world admires	3
then shalt thou see	3
see where he comes	3
in that famous art	3
artire of my arme	3
or it shall go	3
that i may see	3
in the account of	3
they were of immense	3
all be past anon	3
in the next room	3
then thou must be	3
indeed was variously written	3
impose some end to	3
from east to west	3
faustus gives to thee	3
with a load of	3
the king and epernoune	3
vaines and artiers of	3
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a copy of verses	3
the captaine of the	3
of the duke of	3
will have heads and	3
use us like a	3
two lords of poland	3
to the same intent	3
we are come to	3
what shall we doe	3
may it please your	3
that might be cited	3
over all the world	3
arter strynge is the	3
identity in the form	3
in despite of thee	3
of trebizon and soria	3
artiers of the earthe	3
by christopher marlowe edited	3
the scene is now	3
sound to the battle	3
word indeed was variously	3
i come to bring	3
the earl of cornwall	3
onelye the extrauagant artire	3
the legate of the	3
of my arme is	3
is the conduyt of	3
next speech but one	3
in spite of death	3
damascus both the old	3
my lord of arundel	3
give me leave to	3
made into a farce	3
like a loving conqueror	3
kings of trebizon and	3
and what art thou	3
the extrauagant artire of	3
i think my master	3
works of christopher marlowe	3
conduyt of the lyfe	3
comments on the preparation	3
mihi dii acherontis propitii	3
form occurs again in	3
for love of thee	3
again in the sec	3
i cannot brook these	3
it shall be done	3
in the next line	3
with all my heart	3
ride him not into	3
to my incessant pain	3
it shall be so	3
the archbishop of canterbury	3
might be cited from	3
us like a loving	3
with so the to	3
of ordnance so called	3
as long as i	3
give you fair words	3
the reading of the	3
in cottages of strowed	3
and i will teach	3
here will i set	3
the majesty of heaven	3
see the pope and	3
i set up her	3
kings are clouts that	3
woman in her humor	3
fond and frivolous gestures	3
our crown the pin	3
what shall we do	3
bloud each artire draines	3
from the vo of	3
this attempt against the	3
pieces of ordnance so	3
end to my incessant	3
of mine shall be	3
some bloud each artire	3
on the other side	3
many other places they	3
many passages that might	3
one of the modern	3
the title of a	3
attempt against the conjurer	3
places they agree in	3
among many passages that	3
to her in a	3
in the vaines and	3
or open portico of	3
a chariot burning bright	3
i long to see	3
for he was never	3
something has dropt out	3
long as i live	3
shall be thy sepulchre	3
clark memorial library university	3
at his shop without	3
passages that might be	3
first part of the	3
in spite of them	3
mitted in the to	3
and here will i	3
exeunt all except the	3
the lords of france	3
in hero and leander	3
that made the world	3
now is gone to	3
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and let me see	3
and ride in triumph	3
not speak a word	3
and we from europe	3
everie woman in her	3
i was going to	3
in triumph through persepolis	3
when i behold the	3
chiefest of the gods	3
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some end to my	3
my arme is brused	3
to thee his soul	3
clouts that every man	3
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christopher marlowe edited by	3
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of verses by day	3
the chiefest of the	3
why speak you not	3
but in the next	2
commander of these elements	2
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in the name of	2
the introduction to this	2
from our early authors	2
lord and some of	2
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me of eternal happiness	2
the first day of	2
kings so the vo	2
give sprung from a	2
live in hell a	2
perform all covenants and	2
mars did mate the	2
by the holy council	2
old man and scholar	2
the doctor but one	2
that thrusts his head	2
hast thou but one	2
of the th century	2
contrary to thy promise	2
in number more than	2
in the shapes of	2
me five hundred crowns	2
own proper shapes and	2
me from thy lucifer	2
bassoes of the turk	2
i charge thee wait	2
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emperor of the world	2
king of persia did	2
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will highly gratify thee	2
limbs more large and	2
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as if all were	2
fourme of exhortacion and	2
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his olde mother queen	2
they brought me now	2
to bring you news	2
the modern editors to	2
by our warlike hands	2
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shall we all offer	2
and then all crye	2
make him send me	2
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i hide it in	2
be solde at his	2
manner of a deed	2
he go to thy	2
hide me from the	2
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not see the king	2
me half he has	2
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go you with ithamore	2
the broth that poisoned	2
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to patch up rotten	2
the town in four	2
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give me my soul	2
me who made the	2
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the joys of heaven	2
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begot by a chimny	2
every morning to thy	2
wiser king than you	2
his body with i	2
of the present volume	2
exeunt faustus and mephistophilis	2
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i raise such spirits	2
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to effect all promises	2
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the burden of my	2
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with the elder spenser	2
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at the dorset garden	2
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shephearde by his rare	2
have the leading of	2
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times most stately shewed	2
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of his owne death	2
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me alone for that	2
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policy i think it	2
i will tell you	2
leaf fearing the force	2
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pothecary with the gloves	2
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thee ever to attend	2
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you knew mathias and	2
the foolish king of	2
where wast thou born	2
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enter mountsorrell and knocks	2
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on shakespeare and milton	2
neither father nor mother	2
kings themselves are present	2
and the second part	2
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to obtain his soul	2
o say not so	2
of the younger mortimer	2
tell me who made	2
speak a word more	2
must weep in hell	2
enter barabas and ithamore	2
but you shall hear	2
the tragical history of	2
you are a king	2
london for john wright	2
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ramus in his studie	2
secrets of astronomy graven	2
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the earl of lancaster	2
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your pride to stoop	2
present edition is given	2
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rare and wonderfull conquests	2
all crye vive le	2
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and mightie mornarch sic	2
introduction to this book	2
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an my master come	2
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duke dumayn reading of	2
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you shall not need	2
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the tragicall history of	2
you the horns presently	2
asunder by the hand	2
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i know him by	2
state of a shepheard	2
not serve his turn	2
to india for gold	2
of navar and queen	2
neither man nor child	2
i had neither father	2
king of navarre reading	2
charles the french king	2
in our early dramatists	2
the stately town of	2
i am now convinced	2
tidings from great lucifer	2
me whilst i live	2
if thou hadst given	2
but not a word	2
henry the king of	2
honorable the lord admyrall	2
my most gracious lord	2
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be not so furious	2
the first part runs	2
him captive to your	2
as you love your	2
from the bounds of	2
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the fury of your	2
him that made the	2
i came just in	2
fourth act of our	2
wings upon the city	2
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that thousands seek to	2
but one with us	2
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i not bound thee	2
i have it again	2
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i live till morning	2
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with conceit of this	2
out some fond and	2
what he should give	2
to feel the lovely	2
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nature doth strive with	2
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lean with seeing others	2
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as much as if	2
wish all books burnt	2
printed with no accented	2
augustan reprint society william	2
thus that covers it	2
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soul to be great	2
more large and of	2
from the midst of	2
pity of thy future	2
and fingers long and	2
my sins lie heavy	2
as if they were	2
long may you live	2
my name and majesty	2
the articles of peace	2
as leo hughes points	2
spangled veil of heaven	2
rid thee of thy	2
frequent in our early	2
the humours of harlequin	2
abigail in a whisper	2
to delight thy mind	2
lady and loue faire	2
spreads her wings upon	2
and epernoune staying him	2
leo hughes points out	2
was going to wittenberg	2
my lord high admiral	2
and costlier matters made	2
with all the rest	2
like to the sword	2
highly gratify thee for	2
the governor of damascus	2
he that loves pleasure	2
and at last be	2
what noise soever you	2
lady and loue fair	2
let me alone to	2
the bloody conquests of	2
such matter of worth	2
and all the rest	2
from the heavy wrath	2
shalt command the state	2
enter an old man	2
lose the title of	2
in my poor opinion	2
remains of the earlier	2
and loue fair zenocrate	2
second part of the	2
that grieves me most	2
a caldron placed in	2
shall not faustus fly	2
and make your strokes	2
traitors to our state	2
that both parts were	2
into a copy of	2
send me three hundred	2
his soul to be	2
thou art a spirit	2
come to tell thee	2
ebena steps to heaven	2
and souldiers to the	2
so shall not i	2
be found in the	2
in the fury of	2
the maner of his	2
such spirits when i	2
enter ramus in his	2
says that hell in	2
is in the sky	2
i can write no	2
to be changed to	2
pull him from the	2
let us go and	2
he must needs go	2
cull thee out the	2
we will walk upon	2
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if all were well	2
hell in heaven is	2
as high as heaven	2
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in spite of spaine	2
it in manner of	2
be digested long ago	2
the second part in	2
is not thy soul	2
harlequin and scaramouche start	2
have his head anon	2
in the corresponding passage	2
what news with thee	2
from so the to	2
given from the vo	2
exeunt king edward and	2
i always curst the	2
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the guidance of the	2
i wonder how it	2
faustus vows never to	2
pulling till i had	2
and crowns a year	2
am i glutted with	2
my course to manico	2
first part agrees verbatim	2
create thee earl of	2
world admires for majesty	2
enter wagner and clown	2
us sway thy thoughts	2
doth strive with fortune	2
me whatsoever i shall	2
i have done my	2
buy a horse of	2
take him to your	2
let me pray before	2
i made to lucifer	2
higher than the clouds	2
as who should say	2
of my device in	2
send me five hundred	2
or sixe protestants with	2
and give me my	2
in this simple hole	2
into the admirals house	2
into what corner peers	2
to this book of	2
were shewed upon the	2
should pull him from	2
long live king edward	2
and sooner shall the	2
whither goes my lord	2
to reign in asia	2
with his long nose	2
man of noble birth	2
pasted into a copy	2
i was begot by	2
be i a devil	2
shining lamps of heaven	2
and the maner of	2
graven in the book	2
may claim it as	2
and sue to me	2
not one of them	2
all covenants and articles	2
the body of the	2
now i am awake	2
make swift rhine circle	2
edwardum occidere nolite timere	2
vows never to look	2
the coin they bring	2
would you be as	2
i charge thee to	2
was scarce an hour	2
does he go to	2
sprung from a tyrants	2
nail huge forked horns	2
too ugly to attend	2
the king of arabia	2
and loue faire zenocrate	2
is taken from a	2
that time may cease	2
to a gaping oyster	2
be the ruin of	2
cannot touch his soul	2
and live with me	2
i have heard of	2
latest impressions of the	2
two lofty turrets that	2
he scapes so too	2
him by the leg	2
the mighty christian priest	2
but what is this	2
i fear she knows	2
whose matter is the	2
must suffer for my	2
we will both watch	2
constantinople have they brought	2
account of the life	2
to mark him how	2
though thou hast now	2
no so the to	2
must bequeath it solemnly	2
ask me such a	2
is this inscription on	2
commencement of this act	2
london printed for edward	2
haue a saying to	2
torn asunder by the	2
are the same impression	2
meal tear thy flesh	2
exactly with that already	2
dumayn reading of a	2
a plague upon you	2
made a king for	2
quarter the town in	2
seen enough to torture	2
there might you see	2
to so honourable and	2
a plague take you	2
on a pile of	2
are come to fetch	2
whom all the world	2
sixe protestants with bookes	2
me for as much	2
the dorset garden theater	2
eyes with horror stare	2
he has forgot his	2
know him by his	2
with that given above	2
what will he do	2
reading of the letter	2
with fire and sword	2
i thinking the horse	2
know the secrets of	2
and bring him captive	2
caper in the air	2
are present in the	2
and she vows love	2
and smite with death	2
villain write in such	2
both parts of tamburlaine	2
forme of exhortation and	2
and wish all books	2
claim it as his	2
doctor but one leg	2
lead your bodies sheep	2
do you remember how	2
to wound the senseless	2
proper blood assures his	2
lance so the to	2
and bassoes of the	2
disgrace to so honourable	2
you so the to	2
ocean for orient pearl	2
part agrees verbatim with	2
of his own death	2
begin to sound the	2
a scythian shephearde by	2
was entered in the	2
of raw mutton better	2
command the state of	2
exhortacion and discipline to	2
ward shall keep his	2
i know what i	2
as in a mirror	2
i care not how	2
isis stature gently stand	2
so shalt thou shew	2
he has but one	2
but faustus never shall	2
where is this scythian	2
if faustus will repent	2
of honour and nobility	2
sound drumme and trumpets	2
mother queen of navarre	2
born of some infernal	2
he that first invented	2
the prince my son	2
in his own clothes	2
never to look to	2
used by our early	2
mi ganado no era	2
and says that hell	2
tragicall history of the	2
as the foolish king	2
shall i not see	2
i cannot touch his	2
are those that faustus	2
shot stand staggering like	2
the vain pleasure of	2
as he would for	2
lucifer may claim it	2
faustus discovered in his	2
the depth of that	2
in chains upon the	2
thorough so the vo	2
enter five or sixe	2
think thou of hell	2
pay me for my	2
even from the fiery	2
stink like a hollyhock	2
ruin him in one	2
limbs may issue from	2
the state of germany	2
for the vain pleasure	2
the villain write in	2
the manner of his	2
day of his creation	2
and bring glad tidings	2
word was formerly often	2
not a man may	2
all the nuns are	2
lamentable case were i	2
night was never seen	2
enter two with the	2
the play originally printed	2
navar and queen margaret	2
way but one with	2
far unmeet for the	2
tell thee thou dost	2
the fourth act of	2
for i have not	2
both your legs bed	2
of all my bliss	2
take away my crown	2
dragging in the cardenall	2
thou art a proud	2
commencement of the th	2
of the works of	2
both parts were really	2
to march upon the	2
give me thy hand	2
else to be regarded	2
of all the provinces	2
make ready my coach	2
sundrie times shewed vpon	2
para todos mi ganado	2
the centre of my	2
king of arabia i	2
pin that thousands seek	2
pleasure must for pleasure	2
mistake of the transcriber	2
what may i doe	2
thee out the fairest	2
i not see the	2
make a passage for	2
massy substance of the	2
opportunity of comparing them	2
will laugh on earth	2
substance of the earth	2
but in the first	2
and change thy shape	2
smite with death thy	2
do to obtain his	2
their wives and children	2
they say he is	2
kill a thousand men	2
where the modern editors	2
diamond that i talk	2
and chase the prince	2
it in this simple	2
shall so the vo	2
them to the olde	2
that at some certain	2
fools that will laugh	2
should let you go	2
the realme of france	2
of the pope will	2
king for my labour	2
the powers divine have	2
fear me he is	2
taken prisoner by the	2
let us away with	2
that i have made	2
i sweare by this	2
i swear by hell	2
and all the land	2
that i talk of	2
first day of his	2
the glory of this	2
collated with the tos	2
agrees exactly with that	2
gaze not on it	2
so i leave thee	2
with two lords of	2
that loves pleasure must	2
words to comfort my	2
charles the king of	2
i will teach thee	2
let him come in	2
and mask in cottages	2
what is this inscription	2
of hay for his	2
a form not meet	2
the arras is drawn	2
i took my course	2
word in our early	2
how fares your grace	2
the governour of orleance	2
and i shall die	2
that i have is	2
seven lectures on shakespeare	2
that i shall wait	2
they cannot take away	2
been of some vain	2
pardon me my lord	2
the president of paris	2
noise soever you hear	2
i thinking that a	2
the queene of navarre	2
that was the cause	2
great disgrace to so	2
with seeing others eat	2
unpeopled for thy sake	2
i have seen enough	2
of navarre reading of	2
mystery had been in	2
the cardenall of loraine	2
the temples of his	2
here comes don lodowick	2
a great disgrace to	2
manage arms against thy	2
they were shewed upon	2
thoughts from this attempt	2
i went to him	2
here fair is to	2
bundle of hay for	2
plead for mercy at	2
than an ell of	2
march on us with	2
will tear thee in	2
our so the to	2
before this royal emperor	2
the breath of heaven	2
supposed that the title	2
scene changes to hell	2
you shall pardon me	2
afflict his body with	2
falls into a caldron	2
the pains of hell	2
a power of men	2
to aid thee in	2
mycetes with his crown	2
the date is expired	2
to hide it close	2
in arms with tamburlaine	2
more than are the	2
and commander of these	2
that famous art wherein	2
just in the midst	2
pageant of the seven	2
faustus in his study	2
where mars did mate	2
the empress of the	2
the usual spelling of	2
mean her reputation for	2
of astronomy graven in	2
signe of the gun	2
more tedious unto the	2
were sundrie times most	2
jews in malta must	2
the blood begins to	2
were hit by pelting	2
will charm thy soul	2
in print with such	2
five or sixe protestants	2
your strokes to wound	2
spirits when i please	2
thereof so the vo	2
how am i glutted	2
have a kingdom of	2
church at the signe	2
to take her flight	2
forth into the air	2
is so the vo	2
do i dally my	2
haply they have been	2
we are his friends	2
snicle hand too fast	2
ego mihimet sum semper	2
dis do we ascend	2
to this speech is	2
wall all germany with	2
and barabas falls into	2
the book from which	2
would not bide the	2
him to your charge	2
for only i have	2
parts of the play	2
scourge and terror of	2
that nothing remains of	2
conquests of mighty tamburlaine	2
drink of all waters	2
the jaws of hell	2
as if there were	2
a shepheard in scythia	2
not had an opportunity	2
king of navar and	2
gratify thee for it	2
placed in a pit	2
they shall never raze	2
this my kind rebuke	2
a barbarism which i	2
with his impassionate fury	2
stand staggering like a	2
or where thou wilt	2
part is as follows	2
the hedges of their	2
all the power i	2
i so the vo	2
delight the stately town	2
in policy i think	2
the world may see	2
will i hide it	2
to join with you	2
were sundrie times shewed	2
the gods more than	2
the pothecary with the	2
though haply they have	2
this is my companion	2
will first arrive at	2
bring him captive to	2
thinking the horse had	2
from this attempt against	2
upon me whilst i	2
here will i hide	2
promises between us both	2
enter theridamas and techelles	2
welcome to our court	2
away and throw him	2
thee to tell me	2
quite bereave thee of	2
thou didst love the	2
never raze thy skin	2
our warres against the	2
enter king edward and	2
from a scythian shepheard	2
innumerable passages of our	2
the wise than any	2
me in the field	2
and we will highly	2
the play was revived	2
a frier of the	2
and i will tell	2
to the interior of	2
the kings or trebizon	2
wouldst thou have me	2
thee fire to dissolve	2
and lord of man	2
am now convinced that	2
i pass not for	2
hay for his forty	2
perish by our warlike	2
to his three sons	2
to sound the depth	2
i take my leave	2
and that nothing remains	2
of saint paules church	2
mover of that sphere	2
with ferneze and knights	2
that i have been	2
at oxford and that	2
let me see the	2
headlong to the lowest	2
standard bearer to the	2
reprint society publications in	2
my country and my	2
by land unto the	2
and that in the	2
me more than all	2
second part of this	2
how those were hit	2
and meet me in	2
martial so the vo	2
but wherefore do i	2
had an opportunity of	2
kept on that way	2
and so i left	2
exeunt all except queen	2
i shall wait on	2
oft have i heard	2
both watch and ward	2
that spreads her wings	2
the flesh of tamburlaine	2
prince of parma from	2
away my crown from	2
bereave thee of salvation	2
the two parts are	2
they have a wiser	2
at the little north	2
in quittance of my	2
vive le roy two	2
fingers long and sinewy	2
peerless dame of greece	2
on her relationship to	2
legs when you were	2
watch and ward shall	2
much as he would	2
parts were really reprinted	2
fondlings greatly gaped at	2
neighbour cities of your	2
unto the straits of	2
is marked thus that	2
play originally printed in	2
have they brought me	2
some account of the	2
live in all voluptuousness	2
by the modern editors	2
fair is to be	2
under the elder when	2
here both the old	2
with that already given	2
lofty turrets that command	2
of exhortacion and discipline	2
the god of war	2
the great and mighty	2
a room in the	2
therefore in policy i	2
large and of a	2
that bruno and the	2
talboy to the last	2
not all the world	2
hating the life and	2
edward with his friends	2
sweeper upon an oyster	2
i must back to	2
now offended like a	2
and then thou must	2
swift rhine circle fair	2
thou hast now offended	2
scarce an hour old	2
his shop neere the	2
why his business is	2
in the second part	2
mentions an vo dated	2
more than thou hast	2
hard for us to	2
aid me in this	2
has but one leg	2
may i raise such	2
and thence unto the	2
unless they have a	2
by the best of	2
and if his pills	2
those were hit by	2
that will laugh on	2
oxford and that in	2
me have a wife	2
a kennel of hounds	2
have hope that this	2
might the staying of	2
part of the two	2
and i as many	2
to the first part	2
has forgot his leg	2
enter queen isabella and	2
these are those that	2
floor of the gallery	2
she vows love to	2
a lamentable case were	2
and therefore let us	2
from the preceding line	2
in the garrick collection	2
that ebena steps to	2
me ere you go	2
as much as he	2
in the part of	2
if that be all	2
never sprung of human	2
out of the circle	2
and do greater things	2
and lead your bodies	2
with a willing hand	2
added to the tos	2
all convoys that can	2
london printed by e	2
faustus limbs come together	2
goodly refreshing for them	2
be read as a	2
have heads and hands	2
feel thy words to	2
tamburlaine in the library	2
to be considered as	2
effect all promises between	2
arms and fingers long	2
the world admires for	2
enter friar jacomo and	2
appears from innumerable passages	2
your majesty shall see	2
we will our rites	2
you shall have your	2
have no power to	2
enter king edward the	2
up my whole load	2
his proper blood assures	2
me emperor of asia	2
is given from the	2
with grief of heart	2
puissant and mighty monarque	2
the board is marked	2
i love thee well	2
the to i will	2
broth that poisoned the	2
to wear the crown	2
prefixed to the collected	2
tell him i must	2
thou shalt not want	2
and send you the	2
or envy of thee	2
not meet to give	2
that i love thee	2
a goodly refreshing for	2
your legs when you	2
thee thou dost injure	2
forty foot of the	2
but a ceremonial toy	2
in hell a thousand	2
death thy hated enterprise	2
should so the to	2
the kings of fez	2
of a bigger size	2
ferneze cuts the cord	2
differing only in the	2
the hand of mortimer	2
thinking that a little	2
with a false head	2
make spirits fetch me	2
tempest of the gods	2
of the bloody conquests	2
play has been transcribed	2
greater things than these	2
from which this play	2
to him yesterday to	2
must thy good angel	2
now abigail shall see	2
a little would serve	2
and let them know	2
crown me emperor of	2
in his preface to	2
to buy a horse	2
end of the first	2
vo at oxford and	2
that poisoned the nuns	2
navarre reading of a	2
brave to be a	2
for his forty dollars	2
fetch thee fire to	2
the more she strived	2
see the king my	2
mountsorrell and knocks at	2
it in despite of	2
you at my house	2
two murtherers dragging in	2
and led thine eye	2
children stoop your pride	2
ye men of memphis	2
buzzeth in mine ears	2
you shall have it	2
am bold to solicit	2
has the doctor but	2
and all his captains	2
on earth as jove	2
if i should let	2
the see of rome	2
with all the speed	2
horse into the water	2
and the first letter	2
come which makes it	2
friar jacomo and friar	2
thou affected sweet divinity	2
enter charles the french	2
how you cozened me	2
have a saying to	2
be sure not to	2
to avoid such ways	2
glad tidings from great	2
requisite he should live	2
hide it in this	2
i am lean with	2
war so the vo	2
look to your own	2
printed by richard ihones	2
a man may live	2
common in our early	2
no way but one	2
me three hundred crowns	2
in the cardenall of	2
the pageant of the	2
favourite of a king	2
mihimet sum semper proximus	2
begins to take her	2
frier of the order	2
you remember how you	2
means to die shortly	2
the clock strikes eleven	2
i am a very	2
parts are as follows	2
ways which brought poor	2
spite of spaine and	2
in hell for ever	2
from a tyrants loynes	2
with the tos of	2
altered by the modern	2
but i have it	2
in three kings reigns	2
not have me know	2
thinking some hidden mystery	2
give my soldiers pay	2
tos of the two	2
that such a base	2
my lord of warwick	2
and knocks at serouns	2
cottages of strowed reeds	2
the modern editors alter	2
shop neere the little	2
the church of rome	2
a fair example be	2
discovered in his study	2
the vo at oxford	2
and ever since have	2
great sums of money	2
and here he comes	2
neere the little north	2
and make a bridge	2
is the flesh of	2
mixtured in print with	2
burden of my sins	2
offended like a man	2
to the tos of	2
my name begins with	2
person to shew thee	2
me a ream of	2
enter the captaine of	2
the modern editors silently	2
in the british museum	2
wait on faustus whilst	2
augustan reprint society publications	2
shall i be made	2
i be made a	2
the likeness of an	2
faustus whilst he lives	2
he doth demean himself	2
in the library at	2
page is pasted into	2
will be the ruin	2
lie in my lap	2
essence whose matter is	2
a bigger size than	2
the seas with her	2
at london for john	2
passport in her hollow	2
nature had not given	2
man that is a	2
hermoso placer de los	2
of parma from our	2
placer de los dineros	2
must haue a saying	2
him how he doth	2
the man that in	2
as for the diamond	2
all except king edward	2
on faustus whilst he	2
ferneze governor of malta	2
the attribute of peerless	2
glutted with conceit of	2
to abigail in a	2
their limbs more large	2
see the history of	2
enchanted castle in the	2
only in the title	2
i have found the	2
emperor of the moon	2
staggering like a quivering	2
bearer to the lutheranes	2
almain rutters with their	2
let this hour be	2
and what noise soever	2
with death thy hated	2
ere i would lose	2
a kingdom of gold	2
is to be considered	2
have i not bound	2
puissant and mightie mornarch	2
knew so the vo	2
shall wait on faustus	2
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that i may have	2
and the manner of	2
shall have it again	2
would have taken the	2
was first given to	2
the power i have	2
in the book of	2
forgivenes of the king	2
and do you remember	2
the terror of the	2
to delight his mind	2
hie thee to the	2
the malice of the	2
draw the chariot of	2
a word more for	2
speculated on her relationship	2
make your strokes to	2
he writes for you	2
some certain day great	2
his rare and woonderfull	2
gone to prove cosmography	2
blood assures his soul	2
him away and throw	2
society publications in print	2
a terror to the	2
and far from any	2
to feele the louely	2
which this play has	2
the sight of heaven	2
i do confess it	2
the works of christopher	2
levy soldiers with the	2
an army in the	2
gave ear to me	2
to remove his horns	2
look as if they	2
the space of a	2
charge thee wait upon	2
blow the morning from	2
crown the pin that	2
from the state of	2
in silence of the	2
the time is come	2
courser a bundle of	2
upon the poles of	2
enter the ambushed soldiers	2
pleaseth your grace to	2
into the next room	2
souldiers to the massacre	2
heaven so the vo	2
me whatsoever i demand	2
for that security craves	2
a kennel of devils	2
i see you at	2
doctor has no skill	2
to conquer all the	2
thou on earth as	2
the shining lamps of	2
so our old poets	2
if you do not	2
the honour of my	2
what corner peers my	2
foolish king of persia	2
let us goe to	2
than any way else	2
alexander and his paramour	2
hands on that traitor	2
what wilt thou do	2
vomit forth into the	2
enter knights and martin	2
to save thy life	2
the guise is dead	2
fill all the air	2
astronomy graven in the	2
the present edition is	2
of the restoration stage	2
with us to tamburlaine	2
the guise is slaine	2
will wretched faustus be	2
to rest or breathe	2
so have hope that	2
lords of buda and	2
so he presently gave	2
write a deed of	2
tedious unto the wise	2
o good my lord	2
when this is done	2
exeunt all except tamburlaine	2
be king of france	2
lost eternal joy and	2
shewed upon the stage	2
sway thy thoughts from	2
or i will presently	2
the prince of parma	2
had the doctor three	2
turrets that command the	2
give the bearer a	2
fair example be to	2
most puissant and mightie	2
but to the king	2
navar and epernoune staying	2
and i can write	2
from constantinople have they	2
honour of the guise	2
the pride of this	2
in the sense of	2
a shoulder of mutton	2
the first letter of	2
the second part agrees	2
which i thought might	2
mathias and don lodowick	2
proper shapes and likeness	2
long nose of gold	2
and it please your	2
the god of heaven	2
now the nuns are	2
unto the see of	2
two with the admirals	2
conceited fondlings greatly gaped	2
of a shepheard in	2
into a caldron placed	2
my husband and my	2
kings or trebizon and	2
that subject essence whose	2
wise than any way	2
will so the vo	2
soul must suffer for	2
honorable the lord admirall	2
the concave superficies of	2
for such a dreadful	2
the stage in their	2
that she loves me	2
of them shall live	2
drawn by the strength	2
to rid thee of	2
the duke of vanholt	2
they all stare at	2
let me see how	2
pardon him for this	2
unwilling i should write	2
give me whatsoever i	2
both body and soul	2
whether i will or	2
omitted and left out	2
bueno para todos mi	2
supposed to be changed	2
that are the friends	2
have been of some	2
sundrie times most stately	2
such a dreadful night	2
in the prologue to	2
i feel thy words	2
stately shewed vpon stages	2
the part of the	2
board is marked thus	2
and in the sec	2
took him by the	2
they both give sprung	2
sit down by me	2
printed by richard iones	2
but i am now	2
see the folly of	2
are up in arms	2
and so do i	2
therefore i took my	2
the window where he	2
the duchesse of guise	2
to the lowest hell	2
arms against the king	2
commend me to my	2
that thou wilt profess	2
complain unto the see	2
infamous through the world	2
not against our kingdom	2
out of my sight	2
i will not yield	2
let faustus live in	2
golden stature of their	2
is pasted into a	2
yesterday to buy a	2
talk not of paradise	2
see whether mathias holds	2
even here is writ	2
morning to thy bed	2
with his proper blood	2
i have been a	2
true talboy to the	2
the floor of the	2
write in such base	2
or let this hour	2
charm thy soul to	2
marriage is but a	2
jacomo and friar barnardine	2
on your fiery backs	2
what a lamentable case	2
thou late didst promise	2
famous art wherein all	2
a saying to that	2
set the crown upon	2
comfort my distressed soul	2
he would for three	2
the kings of jerusalem	2
glad he scapes so	2
part of the bloody	2
in their own proper	2
blood streams in the	2
hazarded that for thee	2
who made the world	2
it good to hide	2
whatsoever i shall ask	2
concerning bruno and the	2
lectures on shakespeare and	2
my lords let us	2
glorious frame of heaven	2
to know the secrets	2
yonder in the east	2
him to his death	2
blind begger of alexandria	2
have you no doubt	2
morocco here the old	2
a sea of blood	2
all the wealth of	2
nothing can rescue me	2
our servants and our	2
i here create thee	2
to vile and ignominious	2
now the blood begins	2
would serve his turn	2
art too ugly to	2
vow love to him	2
stature was but brasse	2
the scene is the	2
of alexander and his	2
omitted in the old	2
fly to india for	2
the morning from their	2
of my sins lie	2
to the collected plays	2
both our souls aspire	2
the life of mr	2
had neither father nor	2
have a wiser king	2
be thou as great	2
to the olde queene	2
we will highly gratify	2
gathered a power of	2
to be mixtured in	2
thus hast thou gotten	2
and left out some	2
me of my lord	2
now he has but	2
leaving barabas on the	2
as if i were	2
enter ferneze governor of	2
in what a lamentable	2
of mud and dirt	2
the earl of warwick	2
to dost thou heare	2
to see the king	2
this great turk and	2
stand in fear of	2
monarch of the earth	2
seated in a chariot	2
and gaze not on	2
castle in the air	2
they are come to	2
by them shal isis	2
belike the feast is	2
gives them to the	2
for nothing can rescue	2
the prefix to this	2
and save his soul	2
whether mathias holds her	2
let us goe tell	2
breath that thorough heaven	2
inch of raw mutton	2
are come to tell	2
i behold the heavens	2
jove is in the	2
paules church at the	2
is gone to prove	2
great lucifer may claim	2
bruno and the emperor	2
avoid such ways which	2
not bound thee to	2
the straits of jubalter	2
all torn asunder by	2
puissant and mightye monarque	2
to adam the first	2
prisoner by the scots	2
in my power to	2
olde mother queen of	2
rend not my heart	2
to his three sonnes	2
me such a question	2
from any man that	2
in triumph through the	2
good and bad angels	2
which with thy beauty	2
a passage for my	2
what shall become of	2
of my blood portend	2
manage arms with him	2
the number of your	2
here is my hand	2
the collected plays of	2
was not anubis with	2
of honour and of	2
not so much as	2
of the first edition	2
a wiser king than	2
in person to shew	2
that tolls the sick	2
the soldiers be buried	2
content in three kings	2
shall keep his trunk	2
all promises between us	2
wait upon me whilst	2
is the interior of	2
thee more than thou	2
exit with his followers	2
the king of navar	2
write it in manner	2
and let thee see	2
to give that subject	2
so far in love	2
thou shalt not be	2
word more for a	2
star shines yonder in	2
a horse of him	2
that a little would	2
i will have it	2
no matter for thy	2
i must haue a	2
came just in the	2
morning from their nostrils	2
an hoast in pay	2
barbarism which i have	2
the lamps of heaven	2
go to thy house	2
all the world may	2
what a world of	2
must back to hell	2
and few or none	2
of that thou wilt	2
him take as much	2
and so i leave	2
this passage when he	2
order of the jacobins	2
curse the time that	2
the word in our	2
i must be gone	2
his chariot by the	2
are these things so	2
no accented characters at	2
armes against the king	2
if it be so	2
elder when he hanged	2
way else to be	2
le roy two or	2
most stately shewed vpon	2
art thou the third	2
two parts of the	2
in despite of them	2
tell me whatsoever i	2
rotten whores against the	2
and bind thy soul	2
tamburlaine so the vo	2
of the latest impressions	2
maner of his own	2
can write no more	2
in her hollow beak	2
i once supposed that	2
to wear a crown	2
the latest impressions of	2
some fond and frivolous	2
thou perform all covenants	2
as if he had	2
enough to torture me	2
how like you this	2
i am bold to	2
send you the horns	2
know not how to	2
hell a thousand years	2
the audience were to	2
so honourable and stately	2
had no power on	2
to seize upon the	2
run up and down	2
give thee more than	2
enter the bishop of	2
scythian shephearde by his	2
hundred thousand men in	2
thee of thy life	2
by a mistake of	2
exeunt with the bodies	2
you know that i	2
goe tell the king	2
the next speech of	2
that in the british	2
live in spite of	2
my horse into the	2
if that be true	2
shall i make spirits	2
thy soul to hell	2
in his chariot by	2
and quite bereave thee	2
have you learn to	2
is the god of	2
dwelling at the signe	2
enter the governor of	2
follows us at the	2
in the first part	2
shal isis stature gently	2
give me a ream	2
officers with barabas and	2
the poles of the	2
for mercy at your	2
in the preceding line	2
thou art too ugly	2
by our early writers	2
thy so the vo	2
shall i do to	2
it lies not in	2
legate of the pope	2
teeth of dragons venomous	2
that sight will be	2
upon the lofty cliffs	2
and pity of thy	2
shall curse the time	2
thy thoughts from this	2
they meant to conquer	2
stage in their graced	2
royal chair of state	2
exeunt lucifer and belzebub	2
a king for my	2
abigail shall see whether	2
bad him take as	2
and yet i know	2
line of the speech	2
is it not a	2
thee wait upon me	2
would for three farthings	2
like a quivering aspen	2
that all the protestants	2
he presently gave me	2
and give thee more	2
most puissant and mighty	2
and so convey him	2
of the order of	2
the king of hungary	2
his long nose of	2
title of a king	2
second part agrees exactly	2
those that hate me	2
thou bluntly call me	2
puts it on his	2
a drop of blood	2
the duke joyeux slaine	2
accented characters at all	2
scene is supposed here	2
i will make thee	2
such ways which brought	2
any man that is	2
the elder when he	2
bear him to the	2
life and honour of	2
are preserved in the	2
whose stature was but	2
prefix to this speech	2
damascus here the old	2
tell thee what i	2
a plague take him	2
enter two murtherers dragging	2
what would you with	2
thou shalt have a	2
me pray before i	2
and i will be	2
first mover of that	2
proud disturbers of the	2
from a scythian shephearde	2
and fall on me	2
it would prove a	2
an inch of raw	2
in the bodleian library	2
master means to die	2
that ever i beheld	2
to this day is	2
thou couldst not come	2
which hath stopt the	2
our souls aspire celestial	2
with an host of	2
manner of his owne	2
in a veranda or	2
business is to patch	2
be but a year	2
for that must be	2
bear the dates and	2
marked thus that covers	2
it will not harbour	2
thou shalt have broth	2
when that ebena steps	2
the smart of all	2
thou must bequeath it	2
so the editor of	2
his so the to	2
my device in don	2
thou as great as	2
is up in arms	2
hale him from the	2
humours of harlequin and	2
ransack the ocean for	2
ever since have run	2
this is mere frailty	2
to give me whatsoever	2
end of the second	2
audience were to suppose	2
first given to the	2
as good as your	2
what the reason is	2
and was a male	2
thence unto the straits	2
a gammon of bacon	2
as great as lucifer	2
it as his own	2
and puts it on	2
that hell in heaven	2
that you suspect of	2
raise such spirits when	2
out of the way	2
of the kings guard	2
enter henry the king	2
a so the to	2
what may we do	2
this my exhortation seems	2
far from any man	2
their own proper shapes	2
thou be a king	2
are the friends of	2
of the gallery gives	2
to tell me any	2
faustus live in hell	2
staying of my blood	2
him in one term	2
the pin that thousands	2
the ocean for orient	2
send me half he	2
the lord of berkeley	2
let me have a	2
mutton better than an	2
faustus never shall repent	2
the issue of great	2
far in love with	2
and henry the second	2
the heavy wrath of	2
they stink like a	2
and neighbour cities of	2
once supposed that the	2
i was scarce an	2
neither fat nor lean	2
mouth when i was	2
is left to save	2
i am one that	2
ride him into the	2
and fell to eating	2
i am a spirit	2
me from the heavy	2
edward and the younger	2
in the fourth act	2
those that faustus most	2
my soul must suffer	2
as appears from innumerable	2
wan the attribute of	2
i here present thee	2
now convinced that both	2
and full of pomp	2
carried the broth that	2
with the earl of	2
a bundle of hay	2
from the duke of	2
easter and whitsun holidays	2
that peerless dame of	2
in their graced deformities	2
malta must be there	2
would prove a great	2
if there were no	2
on so the to	2
vain pleasure of four	2
and has the doctor	2
into two tragicall discourses	2
which i have not	2
tell us where he	2
by the kings of	2
be thou on earth	2
to the soldan of	2
and stately a history	2
undertake to carry him	2
should write this bill	2
what will you give	2
would lose the title	2
hidden mystery had been	2
i would it were	2
parma from our land	2
here comes my lord	2
is not to be	2
enter duke dumayn reading	2
of harlequin and scaramouche	2
in a brazen tower	2
upon the stage in	2
ready to charge you	2
me what i please	2
on the english stage	2
not so the vo	2
and ward shall keep	2
is not that the	2
shall i see you	2
shall the body do	2
infernal dis do we	2
exhortation and discipline to	2
this hour be but	2
some hidden mystery had	2
if thou deny it	2
the king my father	2
cause to know him	2
vows love to him	2
as jove is in	2
that first invented war	2
ever to attend on	2
i should let you	2
of the realm and	2
and my good lord	2
the scourge and terror	2
and then be thou	2
as many kings as	2
and the arabian king	2
than all the brats	2
the tos of the	2
was never sprung of	2
bowels of these elements	2
hast now offended like	2
begins to clear again	2
of gold preferred before	2
person of a prince	2
so all the old	2
and by this means	2
is come which makes	2
if my soul must	2
for all the wealth	2
stopt the tempest of	2
the favourite of a	2
i am a king	2
his arms and fingers	2
wonder how it could	2
body with i will	2
of tamburlaine in the	2
a ream of paper	2
when he hanged himself	2
if nature had not	2
and now must taste	2
us goe tell the	2
and those other isles	2
souls aspire celestial thrones	2
as they are going	2
in presence of the	2
of the present edition	2
had been added to	2
in their true shapes	2
devil of a wife	2
with a band of	2
nor thee nor them	2
and his great empress	2
and faustus vows never	2
size than all the	2
let it be so	2
that will charm thy	2
prove a great disgrace	2
against the term for	2
jaws of hell are	2
to comfort my distressed	2
caldron placed in a	2
line of the next	2
aske forgivenes of the	2
he humbly would entreat	2
might seem more tedious	2
most puissant and mightye	2
dreadful night was never	2
assures his soul to	2
for horns he gave	2
ponder on my sins	2
with no accented characters	2
will be as pleasant	2
soul to the devil	2
enter faustus with a	2
it so the to	2
enter mycetes with his	2
you speak well of	2
sprung of human race	2
my children stoop your	2
of exhortation and discipline	2
at his shop neere	2
and hide me from	2
have cause to know	2
of the two tragicall	2
all the air with	2
printed at london for	2
the causers of their	2
here present thee with	2
he loves me not	2
enter the king and	2
humbly would entreat your	2
necessary i be seen	2
was printed with no	2
rare and wonderfull conquestes	2
went to him yesterday	2
feel the strength of	2
the present play was	2
dost thou think that	2
the doctor three legs	2
thy men and thee	2
captain of the kings	2