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quadgram | frequency |
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early english books online | 38 |
on the lords day | 29 |
in the midst of | 27 |
if you would not | 24 |
for the most part | 21 |
that it is a | 17 |
represented either as utf | 16 |
the rest of the | 16 |
as well as the | 16 |
characters represented either as | 16 |
the word of god | 14 |
upon the lords day | 14 |
as it fared with | 14 |
in the time of | 13 |
so much of the | 13 |
in the sight of | 13 |
the cause of all | 13 |
the kingdome of heaven | 13 |
and so much of | 12 |
the wrath of god | 11 |
the way to heaven | 11 |
of the work described | 10 |
tcp assigned for keying | 10 |
the terms of creative | 10 |
the early english books | 10 |
support to the early | 10 |
in the very act | 10 |
terms of creative commons | 10 |
text is available for | 10 |
that they may be | 10 |
by the institutions providing | 10 |
it is not so | 10 |
for a man to | 10 |
all without asking permission | 10 |
for keying and markup | 10 |
work described above is | 10 |
phase i text is | 10 |
is the cause of | 10 |
text and markup reviewed | 10 |
this phase i text | 10 |
the name of god | 10 |
of the holy ghost | 10 |
taken out of the | 10 |
described above is co | 10 |
to the terms of | 10 |
owned by the institutions | 10 |
encoded edition of the | 10 |
books online text creation | 10 |
to the early english | 10 |
this keyboarded and encoded | 10 |
the work described above | 10 |
the institutions providing financial | 10 |
providing financial support to | 10 |
from proquest page images | 10 |
and coded from proquest | 10 |
keyed and coded from | 10 |
keyboarded and encoded edition | 10 |
online text creation partnership | 10 |
edition of the work | 10 |
and markup reviewed and | 10 |
encoded text transcribed from | 10 |
even for commercial purposes | 10 |
if they were not | 10 |
the children of israel | 10 |
text can be copied | 10 |
english books online text | 10 |
as if he had | 10 |
i text is available | 10 |
assigned for keying and | 10 |
the text can be | 10 |
institutions providing financial support | 10 |
markup reviewed and edited | 10 |
financial support to the | 10 |
and encoded edition of | 10 |
images scanned from microfilm | 10 |
coded from proquest page | 10 |
is available for reuse | 10 |
according to the terms | 10 |
if there be any | 9 |
notes for div a | 9 |
the spirit of god | 9 |
iv tiff page images | 9 |
as if it were | 9 |
the crown of pride | 9 |
the seede of the | 9 |
not so much as | 9 |
and many the like | 9 |
the drunkards of ephraim | 9 |
in the meane time | 9 |
when a man is | 9 |
encoded texts based on | 8 |
on the image sets | 8 |
print record of the | 8 |
a work was chosen | 8 |
between and available in | 8 |
of the texts have | 8 |
mnemonic sdata character entities | 8 |
the project have been | 8 |
by university of nebraska | 8 |
copies of the texts | 8 |
the encoding was enhanced | 8 |
reason to do so | 8 |
the usual project restraints | 8 |
of a work was | 8 |
tcp is to encode | 8 |
to the keyers to | 8 |
by a tcp editor | 8 |
assurance was then carried | 8 |
in the way to | 8 |
files to tei p | 8 |
is to be feared | 8 |
been issued variously as | 8 |
based on the text | 8 |
meet qa standards were | 8 |
was based on the | 8 |
the text encoding initiative | 8 |
that we may not | 8 |
their early english books | 8 |
text with mnemonic sdata | 8 |
cambridge bibliography of english | 8 |
or text strings within | 8 |
returned to the keyers | 8 |
tei p using tcp | 8 |
process of creating the | 8 |
of michigan and oxford | 8 |
work was chosen if | 8 |
and therefore chose to | 8 |
texts based on the | 8 |
was intended to range | 8 |
characters will be marked | 8 |
known extent have been | 8 |
of the process of | 8 |
at the text creation | 8 |
and linked to page | 8 |
transformed into placeholder characters | 8 |
texts created during phase | 8 |
quality assurance was then | 8 |
to external keying companies | 8 |
corrected and characters marked | 8 |
was enhanced and or | 8 |
as illegible were corrected | 8 |
project have been released | 8 |
these texts for their | 8 |
mainly structural encoding based | 8 |
as opposed to critical | 8 |
over a wide variety | 8 |
there are a number | 8 |
should be aware of | 8 |
is given to their | 8 |
project was divided into | 8 |
anyone can now take | 8 |
then carried out by | 8 |
quality of tcp data | 8 |
of every monographic english | 8 |
of textual data within | 8 |
or later edition of | 8 |
usual project restraints of | 8 |
works in other languages | 8 |
editorial teams in oxford | 8 |
the glory of god | 8 |
use these texts for | 8 |
released into the public | 8 |
although there are a | 8 |
was then carried out | 8 |
creating the tcp texts | 8 |
text was proofread for | 8 |
quantities of textual data | 8 |
ascii text with mnemonic | 8 |
simplify the filling in | 8 |
image sets published by | 8 |
bibliography of english literature | 8 |
instances will never have | 8 |
in mind that in | 8 |
or elements to simplify | 8 |
michigan and oxford and | 8 |
data within the usual | 8 |
should make clear that | 8 |
record of the period | 8 |
there was a compelling | 8 |
to create diplomatic transcriptions | 8 |
transcribed and encoded texts | 8 |
are a number of | 8 |
take and use these | 8 |
tcp project was divided | 8 |
public domain as of | 8 |
have been transformed into | 8 |
sets were sent to | 8 |
nature of the print | 8 |
for their own purposes | 8 |
the process of creating | 8 |
text selection was based | 8 |
the texts have been | 8 |
to create accurately transcribed | 8 |
created by converting tcp | 8 |
corrected where possible up | 8 |
be made about the | 8 |
texts were encoded and | 8 |
can now take and | 8 |
and encoded texts based | 8 |
on the text encoding | 8 |
and the publisher proquest | 8 |
were returned to the | 8 |
was divided into two | 8 |
a number of works | 8 |
have been issued variously | 8 |
but we respectfully request | 8 |
teams in oxford and | 8 |
universities of michigan and | 8 |
published between and available | 8 |
converting tcp files to | 8 |
of the project have | 8 |
illegible were corrected where | 8 |
extent have been transformed | 8 |
of instances per text | 8 |
the general aim of | 8 |
first editions of a | 8 |
unicode or text strings | 8 |
within the usual project | 8 |
each text was proofread | 8 |
or for an anonymous | 8 |
and markup guidelines are | 8 |
were sent to external | 8 |
users should bear in | 8 |
unicode or tei g | 8 |
textual data within the | 8 |
guidelines are available at | 8 |
encoded and linked to | 8 |
tcp aimed to produce | 8 |
oxford and the publisher | 8 |
been released into the | 8 |
tcp is a partnership | 8 |
and characters marked as | 8 |
texts for their own | 8 |
the overall quality of | 8 |
these processes should make | 8 |
placeholder characters or elements | 8 |
by converting tcp files | 8 |
but to goe on | 8 |
into the public domain | 8 |
the filling in of | 8 |
structural encoding based on | 8 |
text strings within braces | 8 |
marked as illegible were | 8 |
of each text was | 8 |
by proquest via their | 8 |
therefore of any assumptions | 8 |
produce large quantities of | 8 |
in oxford and michigan | 8 |
if there was a | 8 |
did not meet qa | 8 |
assumptions that can be | 8 |
editions of a works | 8 |
whichever is the greater | 8 |
never have been looked | 8 |
and some readable characters | 8 |
or tei g elements | 8 |
the text creation partnership | 8 |
that in all likelihood | 8 |
where possible up to | 8 |
are available at the | 8 |
standards were returned to | 8 |
and attribution is given | 8 |
edition of a work | 8 |
was chosen if there | 8 |
some errors will remain | 8 |
users should be aware | 8 |
for the good of | 8 |
any remaining illegibles were | 8 |
carried out by editorial | 8 |
page images in accordance | 8 |
chosen if there was | 8 |
will never have been | 8 |
create accurately transcribed and | 8 |
based on the new | 8 |
bear in mind that | 8 |
and available in eebo | 8 |
keying companies for transcription | 8 |
were encoded and linked | 8 |
all likelihood such instances | 8 |
the image sets published | 8 |
the new cambridge bibliography | 8 |
variety of subject areas | 8 |
are eligible for inclusion | 8 |
of tcp data is | 8 |
available at the text | 8 |
tei in libraries guidelines | 8 |
mind that in all | 8 |
large quantities of textual | 8 |
enhanced and or corrected | 8 |
level of the tei | 8 |
accordance with level of | 8 |
for accuracy and those | 8 |
to produce large quantities | 8 |
processes should make clear | 8 |
therefore chose to create | 8 |
their works are eligible | 8 |
readable characters will be | 8 |
selection was based on | 8 |
restraints of time and | 8 |
and those which did | 8 |
during phase of the | 8 |
that due credit and | 8 |
encoding was enhanced and | 8 |
new cambridge bibliography of | 8 |
partnership between the universities | 8 |
up to a limit | 8 |
possible up to a | 8 |
be aware of the | 8 |
external keying companies for | 8 |
been looked at by | 8 |
wide variety of subject | 8 |
characters or elements to | 8 |
proquest via their early | 8 |
will remain and some | 8 |
to simplify the filling | 8 |
published by proquest via | 8 |
on the new cambridge | 8 |
linked to page images | 8 |
created during phase of | 8 |
and oxford and the | 8 |
transcription and basic encoding | 8 |
were encoded as gap | 8 |
overall quality of tcp | 8 |
aware of the process | 8 |
range over a wide | 8 |
a works in english | 8 |
been transformed into placeholder | 8 |
based on the image | 8 |
in english were prioritized | 8 |
with level of the | 8 |
reproduction of original in | 8 |
and therefore of any | 8 |
language title published between | 8 |
made about the data | 8 |
gap elements of known | 8 |
opposed to critical editions | 8 |
texts have been issued | 8 |
between the universities of | 8 |
likelihood such instances will | 8 |
notably latin and welsh | 8 |
for transcription and basic | 8 |
true nature of the | 8 |
to their original source | 8 |
markup guidelines are available | 8 |
credit and attribution is | 8 |
keying and markup guidelines | 8 |
accuracy and those which | 8 |
remaining illegibles were encoded | 8 |
chose to create diplomatic | 8 |
due credit and attribution | 8 |
understanding these processes should | 8 |
in accordance with level | 8 |
to a limit of | 8 |
of time and funding | 8 |
elements to simplify the | 8 |
have been looked at | 8 |
those which did not | 8 |
that can be made | 8 |
not meet qa standards | 8 |
changes to facilitate morpho | 8 |
remain and some readable | 8 |
illegibles were encoded as | 8 |
was a compelling reason | 8 |
included and sometimes a | 8 |
theatre of gods judgements | 8 |
any assumptions that can | 8 |
of known extent have | 8 |
encoding based on the | 8 |
we respectfully request that | 8 |
of the tei in | 8 |
be marked as illegible | 8 |
proquest to create accurately | 8 |
the seed of the | 8 |
sent to external keying | 8 |
the universities of michigan | 8 |
compelling reason to do | 8 |
elements of known extent | 8 |
data is very good | 8 |
aimed to produce large | 8 |
of gaps by user | 8 |
the texts were encoded | 8 |
to reflect the true | 8 |
limit of instances per | 8 |
domain as of january | 8 |
sets published by proquest | 8 |
tcp data is very | 8 |
p using tcp tei | 8 |
in the county of | 8 |
of a works in | 8 |
is to encode one | 8 |
filling in of gaps | 8 |
intended to range over | 8 |
with mnemonic sdata character | 8 |
the tei in libraries | 8 |
what will become of | 8 |
images in accordance with | 8 |
creation partnership web site | 8 |
and or corrected and | 8 |
to page images in | 8 |
attribution is given to | 8 |
works in english were | 8 |
request that due credit | 8 |
the public domain as | 8 |
was proofread for accuracy | 8 |
a compelling reason to | 8 |
the print record of | 8 |
have been released into | 8 |
while the overall quality | 8 |
should bear in mind | 8 |
text creation partnership web | 8 |
a health to the | 8 |
it is to be | 8 |
respectfully request that due | 8 |
number of works in | 8 |
of any assumptions that | 8 |
that it is not | 8 |
usually the first edition | 8 |
image sets were sent | 8 |
characters marked as illegible | 8 |
in of gaps by | 8 |
will be marked as | 8 |
a second or later | 8 |
the keyers to be | 8 |
a wide variety of | 8 |
later edition of a | 8 |
can be made about | 8 |
project restraints of time | 8 |
proofread for accuracy and | 8 |
by editorial teams in | 8 |
issued variously as sgml | 8 |
errors will remain and | 8 |
title published between and | 8 |
some readable characters will | 8 |
general aim of eebo | 8 |
reflect the true nature | 8 |
via their early english | 8 |
given to their original | 8 |
processed by university of | 8 |
such instances will never | 8 |
tcp files to tei | 8 |
the publisher proquest to | 8 |
publisher proquest to create | 8 |
divided into two phases | 8 |
a partnership between the | 8 |
companies for transcription and | 8 |
or corrected and characters | 8 |
to range over a | 8 |
keyers to be redone | 8 |
then their works are | 8 |
to tei p using | 8 |
encoded as gap s | 8 |
works are eligible for | 8 |
out by editorial teams | 8 |
of creating the tcp | 8 |
were corrected where possible | 8 |
second or later edition | 8 |
into placeholder characters or | 8 |
which did not meet | 8 |
at by a tcp | 8 |
to encode one copy | 8 |
accurately transcribed and encoded | 8 |
of works in other | 8 |
a limit of instances | 8 |
in all likelihood such | 8 |
the true nature of | 8 |
qa standards were returned | 8 |
is a partnership between | 8 |
gaps by user contributors | 8 |
with changes to facilitate | 8 |
and use these texts | 8 |
sometimes a second or | 8 |
looked at by a | 8 |
for an anonymous work | 8 |
and sometimes a second | 8 |
now take and use | 8 |
selection was intended to | 8 |
phase of the project | 8 |
of the print record | 8 |
is the case of | 7 |
ocm this keyboarded and | 7 |
you would not be | 7 |
on the other side | 7 |
of the lords day | 7 |
in the day of | 7 |
we may not be | 7 |
for nothing but to | 7 |
to be sold by | 7 |
too much for his | 7 |
so long as the | 7 |
the grace of god | 7 |
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the top of the | 7 |
estc r ocm this | 7 |
the hands of the | 7 |
they are able to | 7 |
lord have mercy upon | 7 |
are to be sold | 7 |
and broke his neck | 7 |
the very act of | 7 |
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the kingdom of god | 7 |
of all the rest | 7 |
the children of god | 7 |
of the greatest number | 7 |
in the burning lake | 7 |
r ocm this keyboarded | 7 |
this sin of drunkenness | 7 |
as if they were | 7 |
as if he were | 7 |
such as will not | 7 |
take heed of this | 7 |
the law of god | 7 |
on the top of | 7 |
long at the wine | 7 |
there is no god | 7 |
that he could not | 6 |
the people of god | 6 |
takes away the heart | 6 |
have our company in | 6 |
there is nothing more | 6 |
the midst of the | 6 |
the image of god | 6 |
as if a man | 6 |
the disgrace of mankind | 6 |
the service of god | 6 |
the sin of drunkenness | 6 |
that they are not | 6 |
men of the world | 6 |
in the use of | 6 |
the love of god | 6 |
inherit the kingdom of | 6 |
and he that is | 6 |
by little and little | 6 |
that which is good | 6 |
a double portion of | 6 |
as much as in | 6 |
the use of reason | 6 |
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him out of the | 6 |
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that giveth his neighbour | 6 |
that it is the | 6 |
i know not what | 6 |
the nature of the | 6 |
at the last howre | 6 |
the blood of the | 6 |
him that giveth his | 6 |
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the time of the | 6 |
in the act of | 6 |
all the rest of | 6 |
to hear the word | 6 |
they are in their | 6 |
another the spirit of | 6 |
wo to him that | 6 |
and are to be | 6 |
is so farre from | 6 |
the strength of the | 6 |
when he was drunk | 6 |
collection of the most | 6 |
the justice of god | 6 |
as it did with | 6 |
wine take away the | 6 |
and there is no | 6 |
the midst of his | 6 |
is one of the | 6 |
in the house of | 6 |
the men of the | 6 |
good for nothing but | 6 |
and this is the | 6 |
be not drunk with | 6 |
take away the heart | 6 |
at the sight of | 6 |
by the holy ghost | 6 |
out of the world | 6 |
judgement of god upon | 6 |
children of the devill | 6 |
the sins of the | 6 |
not drunk with wine | 6 |
in the name of | 6 |
to god or man | 6 |
the scribes and pharisies | 5 |
examples of some that | 5 |
with fire and brimstone | 5 |
so long as his | 5 |
him out of his | 5 |
is the man that | 5 |
so long as they | 5 |
it may not be | 5 |
armour against evill society | 5 |
one of a thousand | 5 |
nor can it be | 5 |
have our company here | 5 |
he whom the lord | 5 |
the drunkard and the | 5 |
it is said of | 5 |
so much the more | 5 |
and thus you see | 5 |
and is it not | 5 |
the presence of the | 5 |
the light of the | 5 |
he that would not | 5 |
it is in the | 5 |
the wisdome of the | 5 |
fell off his horse | 5 |
if a man will | 5 |
the commandements of god | 5 |
is abomination to the | 5 |
out of our faith | 5 |
and if it were | 5 |
would have our company | 5 |
seed of the woman | 5 |
so long as he | 5 |
for which he was | 5 |
in a collection of | 5 |
gods judgements upon drunkards | 5 |
against the light of | 5 |
account for every idle | 5 |
examples of this nature | 5 |
giveth his neighbour drink | 5 |
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was drinking himself drunk | 5 |
as once he did | 5 |
it is a sin | 5 |
the things of the | 5 |
not being able to | 5 |
the spirit of grace | 5 |
seede of the woman | 5 |
new wine take away | 5 |
if it bee not | 5 |
to drive away time | 5 |
of the land of | 5 |
so fares it with | 5 |
drunkard and the glutton | 5 |
out of the land | 5 |
blessed is the man | 5 |
as we see in | 5 |
the glutton shall come | 5 |
their wives and children | 5 |
sathan and his instruments | 5 |
it makes a man | 5 |
because it is not | 5 |
out of the word | 5 |
the name of the | 5 |
must give an account | 5 |
any time your hearts | 5 |
shall come to poverty | 5 |
us out of our | 5 |
give an account for | 5 |
that are mighty to | 5 |
that tarry long at | 5 |
and that it is | 5 |
an account for every | 5 |
your hearts be overcharged | 5 |
i would not be | 5 |
both body and soule | 5 |
ashamed to be seen | 5 |
would carry him to | 5 |
so farre from being | 5 |
the house of god | 5 |
of the king of | 5 |
keepe the commandements of | 5 |
the communion of saints | 5 |
a collection of the | 5 |
and the glutton shall | 5 |
at the great day | 5 |
seed of the serpent | 5 |
at any time your | 5 |
i have read of | 5 |
the lord jesus christ | 5 |
our company here in | 5 |
at the same time | 5 |
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the fire of hell | 5 |
the use of the | 5 |
wine and strong drink | 5 |
seede of the serpent | 5 |
he that will not | 5 |
the chambers of death | 5 |
flout us out of | 5 |
to doe the will | 5 |
just judgment of god | 5 |
the power of godliness | 5 |
of original in the | 5 |
hearts be overcharged with | 5 |
and new wine take | 5 |
there is no redemption | 5 |
and there be none | 5 |
doe the will of | 5 |
in the dayes of | 5 |
of the spirit of | 5 |
to the rule of | 5 |
the kingdom of heaven | 5 |
out of the way | 5 |
a wise man will | 5 |
the sight of the | 5 |
out of their purses | 5 |
tarry long at the | 5 |
they are apt to | 5 |
in the world to | 5 |
glutton shall come to | 5 |
of some that have | 5 |
with them to the | 5 |
be drunk once a | 4 |
of the hands of | 4 |
finde in his heart | 4 |
it is a sinne | 4 |
himselfe savingly to none | 4 |
apex covantage keyed and | 4 |
so soone as they | 4 |
in a good cause | 4 |
to me by a | 4 |
examples of gods revealed | 4 |
of his life and | 4 |
are enemies to the | 4 |
of the children of | 4 |
oh that god would | 4 |
one or the other | 4 |
the light of gods | 4 |
nothing but the art | 4 |
to all drunkards and | 4 |
related to me by | 4 |
every man according to | 4 |
for so long as | 4 |
will not depart from | 4 |
not to pray for | 4 |
made heaven and earth | 4 |
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them to the same | 4 |
rule of gods word | 4 |
of a good conscience | 4 |
the wit is out | 4 |
drink with the drunken | 4 |
a man will not | 4 |
of the most remarkable | 4 |
if not to drunkards | 4 |
the lawes of the | 4 |
it is usuall with | 4 |
compleat armour against evill | 4 |
a disease or sickness | 4 |
in the land of | 4 |
in the old world | 4 |
it is hard for | 4 |
to the sight of | 4 |
man that is not | 4 |
he would not be | 4 |
blaspheming the name of | 4 |
the author of the | 4 |
parts of the body | 4 |
it be expected otherwise | 4 |
in a shallow brook | 4 |
the good of the | 4 |
and drink with the | 4 |
the world to come | 4 |
it is but a | 4 |
the blemish of government | 4 |
global keyed and coded | 4 |
to be drunk once | 4 |
any man that is | 4 |
as any of our | 4 |
by the law of | 4 |
take heed to your | 4 |
a man to be | 4 |
and as it is | 4 |
they will not be | 4 |
time your hearts be | 4 |
the fire of gods | 4 |
saith one of the | 4 |
for the love of | 4 |
the cause of his | 4 |
philip king of macedon | 4 |
cannot drink cold beer | 4 |
the spirits of mans | 4 |
out of the hands | 4 |
that wicked men should | 4 |
with many the like | 4 |
he will not depart | 4 |
fire of gods wrath | 4 |
which is the greatest | 4 |
the sign of the | 4 |
covantage keyed and coded | 4 |
that there is no | 4 |
even in this life | 4 |
washing of the body | 4 |
in the choice of | 4 |
in the face of | 4 |
as if they had | 4 |
the lord of hosts | 4 |
it is a shame | 4 |
for ever and ever | 4 |
original text notes for | 4 |
to the crown of | 4 |
as it is in | 4 |
to the chambers of | 4 |
once he did by | 4 |
he did by the | 4 |
out of an ale | 4 |
to mingle strong drink | 4 |
is not to be | 4 |
the like to others | 4 |
out of the city | 4 |
the man of god | 4 |
drowned in a shallow | 4 |
and that there is | 4 |
of the sin of | 4 |
more prodigious then any | 4 |
there are many that | 4 |
spirit is drawn off | 4 |
as now it is | 4 |
the will of god | 4 |
one and the same | 4 |
a charge drawn up | 4 |
gods revealed wrath upon | 4 |
all the parts of | 4 |
the art of debauching | 4 |
the rot of all | 4 |
the same excesse of | 4 |
but it was to | 4 |
may be compared to | 4 |
of an honest drunken | 4 |
put him to death | 4 |
spirits of mans body | 4 |
if there were no | 4 |
from the original text | 4 |
backe to the world | 4 |
the wrath of the | 4 |
in this present world | 4 |
charge drawn up against | 4 |
the only way to | 4 |
the one or the | 4 |
good fellow or other | 4 |
but the art of | 4 |
for the drunkard and | 4 |
did a man a | 4 |
as the children of | 4 |
the depth of the | 4 |
if it were not | 4 |
the crosse of christ | 4 |
thus it fared with | 4 |
to such a man | 4 |
to that which is | 4 |
ye that forget god | 4 |
to the drunkards of | 4 |
but a type of | 4 |
into the hands of | 4 |
well as the best | 4 |
god is so mercifull | 4 |
the hand of the | 4 |
is to infect others | 4 |
mighty to drink wine | 4 |
of life and health | 4 |
with the love of | 4 |
have a double portion | 4 |
the rest of his | 4 |
being the lords day | 4 |
a pipe of tobacco | 4 |
that it may not | 4 |
had taken out of | 4 |
the voice of the | 4 |
eat and drink with | 4 |
so may i say | 4 |
with such an one | 4 |
prodigious then any monster | 4 |
a cup of drink | 4 |
hand of the lord | 4 |
collected out of the | 4 |
shall not inherit the | 4 |
should it be used | 4 |
in other diseases are | 4 |
in as much as | 4 |
to whom is strife | 4 |
of gods revealed wrath | 4 |
a man a good | 4 |
you would not lose | 4 |
in the parish of | 4 |
drop of water to | 4 |
drawn up against drunkards | 4 |
of which many examples | 4 |
at the request of | 4 |
shut out of heaven | 4 |
by the author of | 4 |
is not able to | 4 |
and the spirit of | 4 |
any one of these | 4 |
but a vicissitude of | 4 |
they would have our | 4 |
it was too late | 4 |
a type of many | 4 |
out of the head | 4 |
the most remarkable examples | 4 |
out of their heads | 4 |
a man is once | 4 |
of water to cool | 4 |
as a warning to | 4 |
if therefore you would | 4 |
and the good of | 4 |
for div a e | 4 |
the divell and his | 4 |
of a drunkards honesty | 4 |
a cause of drunkennesse | 4 |
the hand of god | 4 |
on the right hand | 4 |
within the compass of | 4 |
from the nature of | 4 |
it is a question | 4 |
the judgments of god | 4 |
into the heart of | 4 |
will become of you | 4 |
most remarkable examples of | 4 |
and partake of his | 4 |
that it will not | 4 |
it had been better | 4 |
art of debauching men | 4 |
that so they may | 4 |
and so much to | 4 |
if a man should | 4 |
to kill his father | 4 |
the act of sin | 4 |
them out of the | 4 |
discourage us in the | 4 |
with a word of | 4 |
though there were no | 4 |
the judgements of god | 4 |
can it be expected | 4 |
the mercy of god | 4 |
at the sign of | 4 |
the man that is | 4 |
in the blood of | 4 |
thirty two kings that | 4 |
out of their hearts | 4 |
much of the drunkards | 4 |
it is too late | 4 |
for the sinnes of | 4 |
the midst of their | 4 |
delight is to infect | 4 |
an honest drunken curr | 4 |
but sure i am | 4 |
drinking himself drunk in | 4 |
the drunkard is like | 4 |
text notes for div | 4 |
remarkable examples of gods | 4 |
it is not the | 4 |
heed to your selves | 4 |
the day of judgment | 4 |
with them as it | 4 |
to cut you off | 4 |
the time is coming | 4 |
you that cannot drink | 4 |
but what doe i | 4 |
reveales himselfe savingly to | 4 |
is but a little | 4 |
the sinnes of the | 4 |
strength to mingle strong | 4 |
rot of all good | 4 |
that cannot drink warm | 4 |
wine takes away the | 4 |
come within the compass | 4 |
we use to say | 4 |
are not to be | 4 |
there be none to | 4 |
the person of the | 4 |
of soul and body | 4 |
of god in the | 4 |
because they would not | 4 |
was vexed with the | 4 |
warrant out of the | 4 |
as a judgement of | 4 |
partake of his nature | 4 |
for the service of | 4 |
the shame of religion | 4 |
they are like to | 4 |
are mighty to drink | 4 |
saith the prophet to | 4 |
there are three sorts | 4 |
never did a man | 4 |
of wine and strong | 4 |
be it never so | 4 |
not depart from his | 4 |
the greatest part of | 4 |
the spirit is drawn | 4 |
in all his life | 4 |
if you will not | 4 |
the land of the | 4 |
of the divine nature | 4 |
for every idle word | 4 |
may have our company | 4 |
in the heart of | 4 |
the king of israel | 4 |
they are in a | 4 |
money out of their | 4 |
to the same excesse | 4 |
hast mounted another step | 4 |
some good fellow or | 4 |
of the sabbath day | 4 |
the original text notes | 4 |
and presented to his | 4 |
that he did not | 4 |
they may have our | 4 |
lest at any time | 4 |
in the presence of | 4 |
a pillar of salt | 4 |
if it be a | 4 |
till in the end | 4 |
to whom is woe | 4 |
spi global keyed and | 4 |
to all manner of | 4 |
against knowledge and conscience | 4 |
as a man may | 4 |
that they are in | 4 |
that he was singular | 4 |
hands of the wicked | 4 |
knife in his hand | 4 |
when they have enough | 4 |
their knowledge and learning | 4 |
this is the most | 4 |
be said to be | 4 |
that they will be | 4 |
whether it be good | 4 |
the inebriating spirits of | 4 |
spirits of the liquor | 4 |
away the sense of | 4 |
lively set forth in | 4 |
not for love of | 4 |
a judgement of god | 4 |
is it not the | 4 |
is all in all | 4 |
the least part of | 4 |
the condition of faith | 4 |
the truth of it | 4 |
this is not all | 4 |
thou hast mounted another | 4 |
least part of their | 4 |
to which is added | 4 |
be they never so | 4 |
us in the way | 4 |
the rule of gods | 4 |
are three sorts of | 4 |
of all other sinnes | 4 |
to doe the like | 4 |
men of strength to | 3 |
the torments of hell | 3 |
the wicked and the | 3 |
but now the question | 3 |
woe unto them that | 3 |
to make them leave | 3 |
light of gods word | 3 |
with a letter of | 3 |
and study nothing but | 3 |
was to damn his | 3 |
shall be as this | 3 |
mourned for the abominations | 3 |
of the lord jesus | 3 |
their sinnes so freely | 3 |
be none to deliver | 3 |
and one of the | 3 |
is worst of all | 3 |
of fire and brimstone | 3 |
whom the lord loves | 3 |
owe their very lives | 3 |
in the three nations | 3 |
it is easie to | 3 |
that wine takes away | 3 |
may not be infected | 3 |
for this is the | 3 |
for in this case | 3 |
himself in his heart | 3 |
and shall begin to | 3 |
all they can to | 3 |
true drunkard with such | 3 |
my spirit never come | 3 |
read their words backward | 3 |
the practise of the | 3 |
of the most usuall | 3 |
never forgat any thing | 3 |
and children of the | 3 |
that puttest thy bottle | 3 |
him a ring with | 3 |
the lord will not | 3 |
they see others doe | 3 |
will be required at | 3 |
and all his workes | 3 |
the people on that | 3 |
the god of this | 3 |
that is but a | 3 |
but they could not | 3 |
will suspect the smooth | 3 |
be as this day | 3 |
the time of his | 3 |
will reward every man | 3 |
drunkards are guilty of | 3 |
to be on the | 3 |
it cannot be denied | 3 |
to be in a | 3 |
can finde in his | 3 |
piece to all drunkards | 3 |
justified by a minister | 3 |
the abundance of meanes | 3 |
joy in the holy | 3 |
none of the wisest | 3 |
take up with the | 3 |
it is a fearefull | 3 |
and many other things | 3 |
if a man have | 3 |
a slander once raised | 3 |
works of english and | 3 |
that they had taken | 3 |
of strength to mingle | 3 |
may follow strong drink | 3 |
into the kingdome of | 3 |
presented to his highness | 3 |
thiefe upon the crosse | 3 |
song of the drunkards | 3 |
have mercy upon us | 3 |
and suddain death of | 3 |
shall have their part | 3 |
they are wise to | 3 |
heart is full of | 3 |
time of queene mary | 3 |
come and enter into | 3 |
drink a health to | 3 |
or factors under him | 3 |
he hath that way | 3 |
in the service of | 3 |
to do the like | 3 |
how many of these | 3 |
makes them wise enough | 3 |
of the kingdome of | 3 |
the shape of men | 3 |
by a lover of | 3 |
will put enmity betweene | 3 |
what he had done | 3 |
that the lord would | 3 |
is able to make | 3 |
and he whom the | 3 |
and brake his neck | 3 |
the evil consequents of | 3 |
certaine usher of destruction | 3 |
savingly to none but | 3 |
shall ever enter into | 3 |
such as are in | 3 |
which is the reason | 3 |
a sober and religious | 3 |
judgements of god upon | 3 |
to the rules of | 3 |
either god is so | 3 |
things of the spirit | 3 |
takes away the sense | 3 |
of roxwell in essex | 3 |
happy in serving the | 3 |
they be in hell | 3 |
one day in seven | 3 |
it fared with eve | 3 |
thought it not amiss | 3 |
they can from christ | 3 |
may be at peace | 3 |
that are agents for | 3 |
in his right wits | 3 |
bereave us of much | 3 |
caution to good fellows | 3 |
i think i should | 3 |
shall speede as well | 3 |
in the senate house | 3 |
faith in the scriptures | 3 |
so that he could | 3 |
let my spirit never | 3 |
your selves in your | 3 |
and will you now | 3 |
the goods of the | 3 |
better then a thousand | 3 |
and organs of repentance | 3 |
that he was poysoned | 3 |
workes of their father | 3 |
upon the profaners thereof | 3 |
which there is no | 3 |
the sin of the | 3 |
he is like some | 3 |
none of the least | 3 |
so much the rather | 3 |
many of them are | 3 |
it is for their | 3 |
by the sad and | 3 |
if you would know | 3 |
others from the like | 3 |
and when he had | 3 |
upon the whole nation | 3 |
us backe to the | 3 |
if any man that | 3 |
betweene the wicked and | 3 |
tumbling in their drink | 3 |
part of their mischiefe | 3 |
how many are there | 3 |
them before the time | 3 |
it will fare with | 3 |
not many wise men | 3 |
soul was vexed with | 3 |
all the children of | 3 |
the day of the | 3 |
and he that will | 3 |
nor partake of their | 3 |
them out of their | 3 |
and it is a | 3 |
more then a thousand | 3 |
a heathen could say | 3 |
how many are the | 3 |
that it is very | 3 |
he could not swim | 3 |
hath no more reason | 3 |
to such an one | 3 |
the very instant of | 3 |
the shambles of death | 3 |
in the holy ghost | 3 |
and thou hast mounted | 3 |
with them in their | 3 |
the king of syria | 3 |
of caution to good | 3 |
the name of all | 3 |
is a wise man | 3 |
get an humble heart | 3 |
up against drunkards and | 3 |
we may be at | 3 |
are not guilty of | 3 |
with as much ease | 3 |
the shame of the | 3 |
and nothing but the | 3 |
otherwise with the godly | 3 |
o the multitude of | 3 |
into the condition of | 3 |
the will of their | 3 |
if it be possible | 3 |
power to withstand the | 3 |
that it might be | 3 |
them as it did | 3 |
if it were possible | 3 |
so it is in | 3 |
the scribes and pharisees | 3 |
sorrow and care away | 3 |
with such sinnes as | 3 |
is according to the | 3 |
for his names sake | 3 |
strengthen the hands of | 3 |
it may be called | 3 |
we may well say | 3 |
thing for a man | 3 |
letter to a friend | 3 |
wallowing and tumbling in | 3 |
of the frollicks of | 3 |
english and foreign learned | 3 |
to the children of | 3 |
is a kind of | 3 |
by the example of | 3 |
as if thou hadst | 3 |
i have given you | 3 |
a letter to a | 3 |
is better then a | 3 |
reformation of that beastly | 3 |
having no power to | 3 |
was merry with wine | 3 |
not capeable of a | 3 |
but this is a | 3 |
and those that have | 3 |
the trinity which made | 3 |
and xml conversion the | 3 |
wherein are many convincing | 3 |
and it shall be | 3 |
that sort of disease | 3 |
mitigate their owne shame | 3 |
he was poysoned with | 3 |
to make people drunk | 3 |
that they may bee | 3 |
as that which is | 3 |
the request of two | 3 |
from me ye cursed | 3 |
they seeme to be | 3 |
to partake of their | 3 |
and ever since the | 3 |
omit not to pray | 3 |
in its own nature | 3 |
the spirit of discerning | 3 |
gods judgements upon the | 3 |
and what is it | 3 |
the sight of their | 3 |
sober party in the | 3 |
of the subsequent digestions | 3 |
not inherit the kingdom | 3 |
who were much addicted | 3 |
and gnashing of teeth | 3 |
and when he is | 3 |
in the judgement of | 3 |
conversation and his epitaph | 3 |
a vicissitude of devouring | 3 |
not be infected by | 3 |
the marriage of the | 3 |
was out of his | 3 |
feare of the lord | 3 |
dwelling within a mile | 3 |
as we use to | 3 |
invite and call thee | 3 |
but thou wilt say | 3 |
a young man of | 3 |
with all kind of | 3 |
peace with all men | 3 |
and as much as | 3 |
wax worse and worse | 3 |
be no other then | 3 |
the water of life | 3 |
them that rise up | 3 |
in the likenesse of | 3 |
vicissitude of devouring and | 3 |
you shall have one | 3 |
utmost of a drunkards | 3 |
attempted to kill his | 3 |
themselves from infecting others | 3 |
carry him to prison | 3 |
that attempted to kill | 3 |
best and holiest men | 3 |
it is recorded of | 3 |
a mile of the | 3 |
at tenby in pembrokeshire | 3 |
wo to the crown | 3 |
they came to the | 3 |
likewise examples of some | 3 |
late repentance is seldome | 3 |
to satisfie his lusts | 3 |
the sonnes of god | 3 |
it was to damn | 3 |
of health in the | 3 |
with a silken hand | 3 |
of meats and drinks | 3 |
and to make their | 3 |
described in a letter | 3 |
they shall have a | 3 |
and many aggravations of | 3 |
the smoke of tobacco | 3 |
scourge upon the whole | 3 |
ashamed of their deeds | 3 |
depart from me ye | 3 |
for fear of a | 3 |
he hath emptied his | 3 |
party in the three | 3 |
there is nothing in | 3 |
light of the sunne | 3 |
were not able to | 3 |
the high priests and | 3 |
young men meeting to | 3 |
the force of custome | 3 |
the life to come | 3 |
with them for company | 3 |
evill spoken of by | 3 |
and hence it is | 3 |
younge of roxwell in | 3 |
but in the very | 3 |
man according to his | 3 |
in the same county | 3 |
draw us backe to | 3 |
general or particular calling | 3 |
the name of peace | 3 |
for the glory of | 3 |
sign of the plough | 3 |
moates in the sun | 3 |
revealed wrath upon these | 3 |
to pray for them | 3 |
mile of the place | 3 |
foreign learned authors of | 3 |
and much more abundant | 3 |
as i said before | 3 |
filled with the spirit | 3 |
the gate of mercy | 3 |
by a minister dwelling | 3 |
is very ready to | 3 |
suspect the smooth streame | 3 |
unto him that giveth | 3 |
is not for kings | 3 |
a ring with this | 3 |
may be resembled to | 3 |
are like to be | 3 |
they would not be | 3 |
to him that giveth | 3 |
the godly and the | 3 |
is to be understood | 3 |
abomination to the lord | 3 |
a time drinking with | 3 |
are good and evill | 3 |
and fearful examples of | 3 |
in the murther of | 3 |
the apple of his | 3 |
the first of these | 3 |
tongue enough for twenty | 3 |
and follow that rule | 3 |
the pit of hell | 3 |
the rest of their | 3 |
the best and holiest | 3 |
to all that are | 3 |
up the measure of | 3 |
man shall his blood | 3 |
enter into their paradise | 3 |
will not agree with | 3 |
and the pipes shattered | 3 |
at the house to | 3 |
carry him quick to | 3 |
and he that hath | 3 |
of sense and motion | 3 |
of the lords supper | 3 |
then the trinity which | 3 |
as in the day | 3 |
in his book of | 3 |
the bible and three | 3 |
minister dwelling within a | 3 |
keeping such as they | 3 |
so they may have | 3 |
trial of tobacco whether | 3 |
as well as others | 3 |
the just judgment of | 3 |
is a very great | 3 |
it were not for | 3 |
be infected by them | 3 |
in the instant of | 3 |
in the words of | 3 |
at the bible and | 3 |
or if he doe | 3 |
four gallons of wine | 3 |
and how it came | 3 |
to be cut off | 3 |
the sand of the | 3 |
and that which is | 3 |
word of advice against | 3 |
themselves into the condition | 3 |
the drunkard a strange | 3 |
the faculties and organs | 3 |
the frollicks of his | 3 |
the impunity of these | 3 |
the sober party in | 3 |
any one of the | 3 |
as bad as the | 3 |
out of his wits | 3 |
health in the choice | 3 |
before the face of | 3 |
hundred pounds per annum | 3 |
him in his chamber | 3 |
reward will be with | 3 |
the report of a | 3 |
it is reported of | 3 |
but indeed he is | 3 |
the children of disobedience | 3 |
dead in the place | 3 |
winning all they can | 3 |
this time of visitation | 3 |
the search after claret | 3 |
that the drunkard is | 3 |
not be infeoffed in | 3 |
ever abhor to partake | 3 |
the one died presently | 3 |
as you shall have | 3 |
he makes them wise | 3 |
and what though some | 3 |
will of their father | 3 |
i thought it not | 3 |
the children of light | 3 |
before digestion be finished | 3 |
soul to the devil | 3 |
fire and brimstone about | 3 |
lay to heart the | 3 |
as will not be | 3 |
will for the deed | 3 |
and to morrow shall | 3 |
the county of hartford | 3 |
the time of queene | 3 |
alone by themselves from | 3 |
be put to death | 3 |
a fool to the | 3 |
in a letter to | 3 |
till wine enflame them | 3 |
makes fooles of them | 3 |
the very sight of | 3 |
because they never saw | 3 |
carry him to the | 3 |
men meeting to drink | 3 |
many advantages above gods | 3 |
of the search after | 3 |
of this odious sin | 3 |
reputation of good fellowship | 3 |
letter of exhortation written | 3 |
fare the better for | 3 |
thee to be a | 3 |
his treatise of the | 3 |
they are no more | 3 |
to heart the things | 3 |
and are ashamed of | 3 |
their dayes in mirth | 3 |
to heaven or hell | 3 |
he fell down dead | 3 |
cut off in the | 3 |
day of the lord | 3 |
and conversation and his | 3 |
the fear of god | 3 |
is the height of | 3 |
the spirit of the | 3 |
speede as well as | 3 |
the name of a | 3 |
unto them that are | 3 |
from your selves in | 3 |
yet it is not | 3 |
is fit to be | 3 |
all drunkards and health | 3 |
to eat and drink | 3 |
sand of the sea | 3 |
as done to himselfe | 3 |
all the sober party | 3 |
flesh and brains be | 3 |
justice of the lord | 3 |
be good for all | 3 |
if they had never | 3 |
of god to be | 3 |
knew the danger of | 3 |
the works of english | 3 |
selves in your sober | 3 |
the power of godlinesse | 3 |
like the harp and | 3 |
the use of it | 3 |
treatise of long life | 3 |
the mouth of a | 3 |
people on that sorrowful | 3 |
and enter into their | 3 |
have no pleasure in | 3 |
spirit never come and | 3 |
a drunkards honesty is | 3 |
frequent in the use | 3 |
a drop of water | 3 |
their belly their god | 3 |
if it were so | 3 |
for there is no | 3 |
the workes of their | 3 |
the death of grace | 3 |
also the first original | 3 |
as he was drinking | 3 |
what shall i say | 3 |
into a pillar of | 3 |
first original of coffee | 3 |
rule to walke by | 3 |
a glass of wine | 3 |
convincing arguments against it | 3 |
that most men are | 3 |
no power to withstand | 3 |
fancy and judgement of | 3 |
are so farre from | 3 |
highness the lord protector | 3 |
sad and suddain death | 3 |
infeoffed in their punishments | 3 |
follow their sinnes so | 3 |
they may be saved | 3 |
by a holy life | 3 |
as a man that | 3 |
the thiefe upon the | 3 |
of advice against immoderate | 3 |
with the one hand | 3 |
then what will become | 3 |
sinnes as raigne in | 3 |
of their father the | 3 |
a gentleman of worth | 3 |
drunkards and presented to | 3 |
because it is a | 3 |
and tumbling in their | 3 |
make it their glory | 3 |
impunity of these evils | 3 |
with the condition of | 3 |
have their part in | 3 |
by themselves from infecting | 3 |
by winning all they | 3 |
the just hand of | 3 |
a warrant out of | 3 |
advice against immoderate drinking | 3 |
drunkard with such sinnes | 3 |
may not be infeoffed | 3 |
the sad experience of | 3 |
and men of strength | 3 |
during the time of | 3 |
for the fire of | 3 |
he that knoweth god | 3 |
all that he hath | 3 |
in the mean time | 3 |
i partake of their | 3 |
to sit in the | 3 |
the things of god | 3 |
and so i have | 3 |
a thing is it | 3 |
of god and his | 3 |
suddain death of john | 3 |
but all this while | 3 |
immoderate drinking and smoaking | 3 |
i shall have peace | 3 |
this beastly sin of | 3 |
these and many the | 3 |
is more worth then | 3 |
many other things tending | 3 |
so much the better | 3 |
heart was merry with | 3 |
poems about tobacco and | 3 |
much worse then beasts | 3 |
it be good for | 3 |
that they will not | 3 |
the heart of the | 3 |
it were possible for | 3 |
out of his way | 3 |
by way of caution | 3 |
of necessity we must | 3 |
a man to death | 3 |
and joy in the | 3 |
and brains be worth | 3 |
in the end it | 3 |
and reputation of good | 3 |
such sinnes as raigne | 3 |
that he may not | 3 |
a justice of peace | 3 |
to fight for him | 3 |
is a deep ditch | 3 |
for this sin of | 3 |
unto the crown of | 3 |
such as they have | 3 |
eat the forbidden fruit | 3 |
with gods judgements upon | 3 |
of many that should | 3 |
learned doctor of physick | 3 |
and a caution to | 3 |
puttest thy bottle to | 3 |
very ready to forgive | 3 |
till they be in | 3 |
serve also for a | 3 |
as the apple of | 3 |
should be as zealous | 3 |
the sword of justice | 3 |
the old world did | 3 |
abhor to partake of | 3 |
they owe their very | 3 |
spend their dayes in | 3 |
make it their trade | 3 |
if the execution were | 3 |
being in his way | 3 |
meat in due season | 3 |
being a satyr against | 3 |
the great day of | 3 |
is to satisfie his | 3 |
duty to god or | 3 |
a warning to others | 3 |
the princes of the | 3 |
for all depends upon | 3 |
shall give an account | 3 |
lest i partake of | 3 |
which the longer it | 3 |
because they cannot otherwise | 3 |
how great is that | 3 |
exhortation written to the | 3 |
but this is not | 3 |
the profession of his | 3 |
of the whole world | 3 |
for as in the | 3 |
a reformation of that | 3 |
wine or strong drink | 3 |
that drink wine in | 3 |
midst of the sea | 3 |
more they drink the | 3 |
pot in her hand | 3 |
in the like case | 3 |
which may serve also | 3 |
unto thee from heaven | 3 |
i say unto you | 3 |
and out of his | 3 |
oh that i could | 3 |
there was no remedy | 3 |
left them by their | 3 |
drunk their lives away | 3 |
put out his eyes | 3 |
the book of sports | 3 |
all their life long | 3 |
out of his mouth | 3 |
many strings to his | 3 |
the way of truth | 3 |
a song of the | 3 |
gallons of wine at | 3 |
the more they may | 3 |
kings that were with | 3 |
instant of his adultery | 3 |
enemies to the crosse | 3 |
the face of god | 3 |
another step to wisdome | 3 |
be diligent in hearing | 3 |
the extremity of cold | 3 |
a man out of | 3 |
the which may serve | 3 |
that drunkenness is a | 3 |
a man into a | 3 |
they have not so | 3 |
the name of iesus | 3 |
if we consider the | 3 |
of english and foreign | 3 |
you at any time | 3 |
forth in their colours | 3 |
it is all one | 3 |
eate the forbidden fruit | 3 |
mounted another step to | 3 |
god of this world | 3 |
the late famous poet | 3 |
hold up his finger | 3 |
type of many that | 3 |
and soule in hell | 3 |
in your sober fits | 3 |
at the houre of | 3 |
hath that way for | 3 |
when once a man | 3 |
a shallow brook of | 3 |
all sorts of seducers | 3 |
coming out of an | 3 |
his highness the lord | 3 |
of the world to | 3 |
a scourge upon the | 3 |
a great deale more | 3 |
the devill in his | 3 |
my reward will be | 3 |
any duty to god | 3 |
in the middest of | 3 |
the certaine usher of | 3 |
it is not for | 3 |
hath emptied his purse | 3 |
according to the rule | 3 |
only among good men | 3 |
the money out of | 3 |
will not pardon them | 3 |
yet he doth not | 3 |
is said to have | 3 |
what it is to | 3 |
threatned all manner of | 3 |
whence it is that | 3 |
whom they owe their | 3 |
at the day of | 3 |
what did it availe | 3 |
name of all the | 3 |
the love of the | 3 |
of a drunkard is | 3 |
against drunkards and presented | 3 |
are not ashamed to | 3 |
company here in sinne | 3 |
when they are in | 3 |
a grain of mustard | 3 |
the heart of a | 3 |
a great part of | 3 |
it to be poyson | 3 |
bring a scourge upon | 3 |
then their flesh and | 3 |
that is not offended | 3 |
is it not just | 3 |
the minde of man | 3 |
is the daughter of | 3 |
holy man of god | 3 |
may be the better | 3 |
have no fellowship with | 3 |
and brimstone about their | 3 |
and foreign learned authors | 3 |
were much addicted to | 3 |
transcribed verbatim out of | 3 |
of the same house | 3 |
with the pot in | 3 |
to some good fellow | 3 |
they may discourage us | 3 |
are many convincing arguments | 3 |
as the woman of | 3 |
of body and soul | 3 |
singled out for mercy | 3 |
on that sorrowful occasion | 3 |
in the hand of | 3 |
to the people on | 3 |
they drink the more | 3 |
the drink is in | 3 |
and the reason is | 3 |
the cause of adultery | 3 |
about tobacco and coffe | 3 |
the county of durham | 3 |
is clouded with the | 3 |
little doe sinners know | 3 |
is like to be | 3 |
let us walk honestly | 3 |
those that are agents | 3 |
a satyr against hard | 3 |
this is the case | 3 |
or could our soules | 3 |
too good for thee | 3 |
is the way to | 3 |
against such as are | 3 |
in the image of | 3 |
it be that which | 3 |
the true knowledge of | 3 |
drinking a health to | 3 |
it should be to | 3 |
as it were in | 3 |
but that they may | 3 |
a lover of ale | 3 |
strings to his bow | 3 |
two servants of a | 3 |
and call thee to | 3 |
wiser then the most | 3 |
if he had had | 3 |
thinke there is no | 3 |
the bottle to him | 3 |
then others in serving | 3 |
faithfully collected from the | 3 |
and a great deale | 3 |
that we may be | 3 |
who never did a | 3 |
shall suddenly be destroyed | 3 |
the lord thy god | 3 |
from the works of | 3 |
the danger of it | 3 |
they may be kept | 3 |
to morrow shall be | 3 |
is no better then | 3 |
and draw us backe | 3 |
judgements upon the profaners | 3 |
therefore you would not | 3 |
have no faith in | 3 |
the more it is | 3 |
of exhortation written to | 3 |
the number of his | 3 |
they will make a | 3 |
into the shambles of | 3 |
by a gentleman of | 3 |
they may live how | 3 |
drunkard a strange chimaera | 3 |
according to his workes | 3 |
temples of the holy | 3 |
their flesh and brains | 3 |
the choice of drinks | 3 |
of the sea with | 3 |
that were with him | 3 |
is truth it selfe | 3 |
the same place of | 3 |
satyr against hard drinking | 3 |
a word of advice | 3 |
him quick to hell | 3 |
the justice of the | 3 |
he would never endure | 3 |
it is a most | 3 |
these evils bring a | 3 |
so that it is | 3 |
what is the reason | 3 |
out of his hand | 3 |
his heart was merry | 3 |
of the city of | 3 |
may serve also for | 3 |
to be feared and | 3 |
you have made to | 3 |
to withstand the temptation | 3 |
but hold up his | 3 |
as though there were | 3 |
the utmost of a | 3 |
in the eares of | 3 |
a letter of exhortation | 3 |
sober and religious man | 3 |
things tending to a | 3 |
the prince of darknesse | 3 |
more happy in serving | 3 |
ring with this posie | 3 |
much as in them | 3 |
the joyes of heaven | 3 |
who never forgat any | 3 |
oh the justice of | 3 |
how we may know | 3 |
the feare of the | 3 |
putteth the bottle to | 3 |
also for a common | 3 |
with a relation of | 3 |
evils bring a scourge | 3 |
they drink not for | 3 |
within a mile of | 3 |
and to make the | 3 |
of gods judgements upon | 3 |
to drunkards by the | 3 |
a tent on the | 3 |
hath beene too long | 3 |
just judgement of god | 3 |
the prince of darkenesse | 3 |
who is able to | 3 |
that he will not | 3 |
as if there were | 3 |
you will know the | 3 |
was never heard of | 3 |
when the drink is | 3 |
the houre of death | 3 |
it to be true | 3 |
when there is a | 3 |
be infeoffed in their | 3 |
to have peace with | 3 |
that will not be | 3 |
godly in this present | 3 |
collected from the works | 3 |
to drive it away | 3 |
was the cause of | 3 |
witty poems about tobacco | 3 |
he was singular in | 3 |
was but a type | 3 |
they are not able | 3 |
for love of the | 3 |
is not spent in | 3 |
it fared with the | 3 |
that is called a | 3 |
wine is a mocker | 3 |
of heaven and earth | 3 |
to drinke more then | 3 |
of body and mind | 3 |
by reason of their | 3 |
way of caution to | 3 |
that so soone as | 3 |
against immoderate drinking and | 3 |
are in their cups | 3 |
the same they were | 3 |
other things tending to | 3 |
fill our selves with | 3 |
of these deaf adders | 3 |
some ease and comfort | 3 |
burneth with fire and | 3 |
to set upon us | 3 |
practise nothing but the | 3 |
is a just mercy | 3 |
as if the execution | 3 |
in the booke of | 3 |
chiefe delight is to | 3 |
a true drunkard with | 3 |
and threatned all manner | 3 |
not be ashamed to | 3 |
of body and soule | 3 |
they are worse than | 3 |
none of them ever | 3 |
laid in beer for | 3 |
set forth in their | 3 |
and why not we | 3 |
frollicks of his life | 3 |
be kept alone by | 3 |
request of two schollars | 3 |
shall inherit the kingdom | 3 |
going out of the | 3 |
one part of the | 3 |
broke himself all to | 3 |
over head and eares | 3 |
at the last day | 3 |
most men are of | 3 |
we had as good | 3 |
you would not bring | 3 |
it faring with them | 3 |
as it is the | 3 |
that by this meanes | 3 |
name of the lord | 3 |
one of the fathers | 3 |
his life and conversation | 3 |
good for all constitutions | 3 |
one of them fell | 3 |
there needs no more | 3 |
as a monument of | 3 |
to the crosse of | 3 |
many aggravations of it | 3 |
kept alone by themselves | 3 |
that there is a | 3 |
to the rest of | 3 |
may live how they | 3 |
roome of this palace | 3 |
and strengthen the hands | 3 |
man that is called | 3 |
fell from his horse | 3 |
to be the reason | 3 |
to whom they owe | 3 |
fox in the fable | 3 |
may be kept alone | 3 |
their punishment shall bee | 3 |
by man shall his | 3 |
that they may discourage | 3 |
a counterblast to tobacco | 3 |
away the evill spirit | 3 |
the secrets of the | 3 |
to the pile of | 3 |
makes a man mad | 3 |
for a messe of | 3 |
he will have them | 3 |
may discourage us in | 3 |
that have drunk their | 3 |
enough for twenty men | 3 |
wrath upon these sins | 3 |
is like that of | 3 |
to god and man | 3 |
in the last place | 3 |
a kinsman of his | 3 |
change in the vicious | 3 |
i have done my | 3 |
three gallons of wine | 3 |
kind of meats and | 3 |
if they did not | 3 |
as well from scripture | 3 |
be seen in his | 3 |
faculties and organs of | 3 |
we will fill our | 3 |
they are like the | 3 |
no faith in the | 3 |
the horror of their | 3 |
that are addicted to | 3 |
to your selves in | 3 |
out of the sea | 3 |
it is clouded with | 3 |
to a reformation of | 3 |
the means of grace | 3 |
at the voyce of | 3 |
of a wicked man | 3 |
early in the morning | 3 |
as raigne in him | 3 |
i will put enmity | 3 |
a caution to authority | 3 |
so much as a | 3 |
relation of the frollicks | 3 |
and so it is | 3 |
of god and men | 3 |
the sanctuary of life | 3 |
temporal and eternal death | 3 |
if we will not | 3 |
that according to the | 3 |
a monument of gods | 3 |
they spend their dayes | 3 |
how it came first | 3 |
repentance is seldome true | 3 |
to invite and call | 3 |
shallow brook of water | 3 |
that which is evill | 3 |
her mouth without measure | 3 |
out of a hallow | 3 |
all they can from | 3 |
to save his life | 3 |
a messe of pottage | 3 |
and hereafter in torment | 3 |
a relation of the | 3 |
wounds to weake christians | 3 |
that rise up early | 3 |
the favour of god | 3 |
them that are mighty | 3 |
the wisdome of god | 3 |
out of their bodies | 3 |
and the sins of | 3 |
same place of torment | 3 |
cause of all impiety | 3 |
delight in the murther | 3 |
and the whole body | 3 |
beastly sin of drunkenness | 3 |
samuel ward and mr | 3 |
the nature of wine | 3 |
of that beastly sin | 3 |
the love of christ | 3 |
in a strange manner | 3 |
think there is no | 3 |
of god and man | 3 |
thy bottle to him | 3 |
for the abominations of | 3 |
two kings that were | 3 |
a health to god | 3 |
came first into england | 3 |
fell by degrees to | 3 |
to sellers of drinke | 3 |
in regard of pleasure | 3 |
there is not one | 3 |
written by george withers | 3 |
the great king of | 3 |
with two of his | 3 |
to lye with his | 3 |
partake of the divine | 3 |
of all the great | 3 |
are addicted to it | 3 |
spake to him of | 3 |
this sin of drunkennesse | 3 |
many wise men after | 3 |
was drowned in a | 3 |
never come and enter | 3 |
healths in a strange | 3 |
you are like to | 3 |
of blaspheming the name | 3 |
booke of the most | 3 |
a man in the | 3 |
because they are wise | 3 |
a glasier in chancery | 3 |
should be to some | 3 |
in professors of religion | 3 |
the sad and suddain | 3 |
the use of his | 3 |
and in the end | 3 |
will fill our selves | 3 |
his head of reason | 3 |
i speake of their | 3 |
it was not the | 3 |
that they may make | 3 |
very act of sin | 3 |
to the pit of | 3 |
have not so much | 3 |
as it fares with | 3 |
be drawn to the | 3 |
on the one side | 3 |
i have already said | 3 |
the feare of god | 3 |
which we may know | 3 |
there can be no | 3 |
this by the way | 3 |
the house of the | 3 |
health to the devill | 3 |
of these evils bring | 3 |
to make fooles of | 3 |
to him for mercy | 3 |
ended his miserable life | 3 |
out of which he | 3 |
are so much the | 3 |
the first original of | 3 |
nothing in the world | 3 |
what have i done | 3 |
and from thence to | 3 |
themselves more happy in | 3 |
to be in the | 3 |
as i have already | 3 |
which makes them like | 3 |
when they themselves are | 3 |
that a man should | 3 |
suffer themselves to be | 3 |
temptations on the right | 3 |
enter into the kingdome | 3 |
the deadly danger of | 3 |
body and soule in | 3 |
some that have drunk | 3 |
shall not be able | 3 |
the day of judgement | 3 |
the heate of the | 3 |
of tobacco whether it | 3 |
many convincing arguments against | 3 |
be at peace with | 3 |
learned authors of good | 3 |
it is easier to | 3 |
it came first into | 3 |
faring with them as | 3 |
his purse of money | 3 |
as there is a | 3 |
the curse of god | 3 |
to doe that which | 3 |
which keepe the commandements | 3 |
of all the sober | 3 |
than the sins of | 3 |
was wont to say | 3 |
author of the search | 3 |
for it is the | 3 |
he would not believe | 3 |
by those that are | 3 |
not upon the wine | 3 |
if it be so | 3 |
is called a brother | 3 |
do as others do | 3 |
the devils in hell | 3 |
our selves with strong | 3 |
himself all to pieces | 3 |
to them that are | 3 |
lest the impunity of | 3 |
house of the swearer | 3 |
but to make it | 3 |
as it was once | 3 |
the midst of a | 3 |
it stingeth like the | 3 |
that they may live | 3 |
time drinking with company | 3 |
hath equally promised all | 3 |
the heart is full | 3 |
the sight of all | 3 |
strong to pour in | 3 |
have drunk their lives | 3 |
glory in their shame | 3 |
the pot in her | 3 |
godly and the wicked | 3 |
the root of all | 3 |
morrow shall be as | 3 |
to his highness the | 3 |
limited with the condition | 3 |
slander once raised will | 3 |
such an insatiable thirst | 3 |
know not how to | 3 |
emptied his purse of | 3 |
drink the more they | 3 |
wicked and the godly | 3 |
worse then a beast | 3 |
the will for the | 3 |
and we will fill | 3 |
wise men after the | 3 |
that they which are | 3 |
of drink into the | 3 |
he teare you in | 3 |
with the judgements of | 3 |
and carry him quick | 3 |
that are strong to | 3 |
tending to a reformation | 3 |
in the way of | 3 |
and for the same | 3 |
as it were with | 3 |
ale out of the | 3 |
which is worst of | 3 |
authors of good esteem | 3 |
be to some good | 3 |
of this sin of | 3 |
drunkards by the sad | 3 |
the more they drink | 3 |
then the sinnes of | 3 |
the most usuall sinnes | 3 |
the number of the | 3 |
iniquity shall not be | 3 |
trinity which made us | 3 |
being overcome by probus | 3 |
the smooth streame for | 3 |
the hearts of the | 3 |
kinsman of his own | 3 |
and godly in this | 3 |
man is once fallen | 3 |
written to the people | 3 |
every one of us | 3 |
blesse himself in his | 3 |
wit out of their | 3 |
unfits a man for | 3 |
if they had not | 3 |
all sorts of people | 3 |
doth not our saviour | 3 |
and there he is | 3 |
by a kinsman of | 3 |
as fast as he | 3 |
their love and friendship | 3 |
parkhurst at the bible | 3 |
to be able to | 3 |
things of the world | 3 |
tobacco whether it be | 3 |
look not upon the | 3 |
death of john woolman | 3 |
reward every man according | 3 |
a minister dwelling within | 3 |
out as fast as | 2 |
but thanks be to | 2 |
or by the soporiferous | 2 |
improvident and without foresight | 2 |
none of this swinish | 2 |
give a solid reason | 2 |
hard he should recover | 2 |
is nothing in the | 2 |
misery to have companions | 2 |
of quicker and easier | 2 |
money out of the | 2 |
does but drown the | 2 |
is only proper to | 2 |
quack to salve his | 2 |
good and evill thoughts | 2 |
it a pleasure to | 2 |
and to have a | 2 |
found dead with their | 2 |
rain down fire and | 2 |
is variety of palates | 2 |
shall not break my | 2 |
over against one master | 2 |
to gratifie friend or | 2 |
we are more prone | 2 |
like to be undone | 2 |
swoln in her mouth | 2 |
to open the eyes | 2 |
thou one bitten with | 2 |
the disciples could not | 2 |
their functions either not | 2 |
tongue in his mirth | 2 |
and thus it fares | 2 |
authority of a famous | 2 |
because he is already | 2 |
age we live in | 2 |
kind of turkish renegade | 2 |
they which are unwilling | 2 |
was such a drunkard | 2 |
the natural tone of | 2 |
all i think that | 2 |
men might expect a | 2 |
matter were more ponderous | 2 |
with a wicked man | 2 |
is not usually mortal | 2 |
the reins of reason | 2 |
to stir up the | 2 |
that he might have | 2 |
to drown and suffocate | 2 |
andrew was no sooner | 2 |
to swear by the | 2 |
thou hatest such ends | 2 |
and the whole nation | 2 |
congelated and fixed the | 2 |
the want of it | 2 |
having for every drop | 2 |
by him in his | 2 |
what he will have | 2 |
young man of a | 2 |
will never believe that | 2 |
all this will not | 2 |
bids thee not deceive | 2 |
preacher hath to say | 2 |
take heede of delayes | 2 |
by the prayer of | 2 |
if it be tied | 2 |
and if the disease | 2 |
county of cavan in | 2 |
dragon hath gotten thee | 2 |
is good being here | 2 |
of one disease that | 2 |
but it is otherwise | 2 |
as he died soon | 2 |
a bayliff of hadly | 2 |
what difference is there | 2 |
sundry instances of drunkards | 2 |
proved after his conversion | 2 |
the ruine of our | 2 |
the lord by the | 2 |
so sheddeth mans blood | 2 |
his name from under | 2 |
give notice of such | 2 |
for the same cause | 2 |
what was the reason | 2 |
sinne by the ballance | 2 |
upon thy spiritual death | 2 |
text in the d | 2 |
seek nooks and corners | 2 |
sooner recover her self | 2 |
for shewing them the | 2 |
others in serving of | 2 |
seest thou one bitten | 2 |
be an example and | 2 |
but have no certain | 2 |
the graduation of its | 2 |
more forward to drinke | 2 |
knew so much as | 2 |
if this help not | 2 |
and to be drunken | 2 |
same signs in other | 2 |
the symptoms and diagnostick | 2 |
what can be more | 2 |
primitive or procuring cause | 2 |
dengy hundred in essex | 2 |
thou art a soule | 2 |
as if this were | 2 |
experimentall and saving knowledge | 2 |
preservation of health in | 2 |
happened to the death | 2 |
the death of the | 2 |
knowledge of iesus christ | 2 |
name in vain by | 2 |
stupifie and drown both | 2 |
and though they are | 2 |
these conditions and habit | 2 |
not break my head | 2 |
thrust out of the | 2 |
but none of the | 2 |
woe be to hypocrites | 2 |
would change torments with | 2 |
and supposed washing of | 2 |
what else can be | 2 |
he is thy lord | 2 |
but suppose you are | 2 |
which is purchased by | 2 |
was suddenly struck dead | 2 |
discompose and disorder him | 2 |
dangerous load upon the | 2 |
principal part be perverted | 2 |
of the lord of | 2 |
arise from the same | 2 |
be judged according to | 2 |
to the wild asses | 2 |
or that you may | 2 |
by way of question | 2 |
but to what end | 2 |
grace of god into | 2 |
as our saviour christ | 2 |
with an evil spirit | 2 |
need not tell you | 2 |
that all which were | 2 |
are apt to believe | 2 |
an inundation to drown | 2 |
will also be defective | 2 |
make their belly their | 2 |
company with publicans and | 2 |
the most bitter and | 2 |
from the like provoking | 2 |
a standardized format that | 2 |
in the next place | 2 |
not for company grievously | 2 |
the custom of eating | 2 |
when that would not | 2 |
or such as by | 2 |
sodom and hide it | 2 |
same excesse of ryot | 2 |
of our first parents | 2 |
that they act very | 2 |
i take to be | 2 |
this i have under | 2 |
hatred is against god | 2 |
some stifly contending for | 2 |
part of the world | 2 |
but from head to | 2 |
unfit your self for | 2 |
you that are indifferent | 2 |
yet it lasts not | 2 |
eyes of some drunkard | 2 |
of god upon his | 2 |
sinne before the face | 2 |
shall be a kindness | 2 |
face in a glasse | 2 |
respect of body and | 2 |
such as a mans | 2 |
more increase other mens | 2 |
of this filthy vice | 2 |
he tickles a man | 2 |
which otherwise we should | 2 |
when the belly is | 2 |
a laughing and loathing | 2 |
raigne in him viz | 2 |
much grist to his | 2 |
the harp and the | 2 |
it hath the symptoms | 2 |
utter swelling and proud | 2 |
will hate a man | 2 |
his masters face that | 2 |
fetch him home with | 2 |
for such as have | 2 |
to drinke as they | 2 |
to his neighbours wife | 2 |
to quench his thirst | 2 |
they were not able | 2 |
when there shall bee | 2 |
the subject of all | 2 |
in entertaining into their | 2 |
or never coming to | 2 |
and i my self | 2 |
never knew sickness or | 2 |
you have a great | 2 |
reeling in the streets | 2 |
if you have a | 2 |
what further to mind | 2 |
with publicans and sinners | 2 |
were happy for the | 2 |
if thou wilt dally | 2 |
and what else can | 2 |
hold thy peace at | 2 |
for desperate and forlorn | 2 |
thousands have confest at | 2 |
of the primitive or | 2 |
then they are not | 2 |
trample the pearls of | 2 |
more subtile and thinner | 2 |
he ended his miserable | 2 |
the dispensing of his | 2 |
as how many have | 2 |
purblind to worldly wisdome | 2 |
is it injurious to | 2 |
drunk at wellingborough on | 2 |
to conceal them from | 2 |
fell down stark dead | 2 |
in the right way | 2 |
hard drinking by the | 2 |
and the power of | 2 |
and were taking their | 2 |
one finds a benefit | 2 |
being reproved for swearing | 2 |
to fly abroad at | 2 |
so there is a | 2 |
and the seede of | 2 |
so much as the | 2 |
and to be admitted | 2 |
his former seeming grace | 2 |
when once they are | 2 |
it is a wrong | 2 |
lay hold on the | 2 |
made a feast for | 2 |
of the body politick | 2 |
of their endless woes | 2 |
thou wilt not fear | 2 |
all the money out | 2 |
glory is their shame | 2 |
common practise of the | 2 |
from the integrity and | 2 |
a decayed consumptive constitution | 2 |
as he was working | 2 |
i speak not of | 2 |
procatarctick or procuring cause | 2 |
put enmity betweene the | 2 |
a law to the | 2 |
every thing that is | 2 |
rise up against him | 2 |
how to be saved | 2 |
usuall custome of the | 2 |
least does not find | 2 |
to that man that | 2 |
as it is suddenly | 2 |
all to pieces off | 2 |
him to sleep the | 2 |
hath the symptoms and | 2 |
tellest thou me of | 2 |
that will not pledge | 2 |
that for it hell | 2 |
deepe wounds to weake | 2 |
a very dark evening | 2 |
it lasts not long | 2 |
time that ever you | 2 |