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quadgram | frequency |
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in the time of | 48 |
is better then a | 36 |
early english books online | 35 |
of king henry the | 30 |
the time of king | 30 |
tooke the name of | 24 |
he that will not | 21 |
as if he had | 20 |
is as good as | 19 |
time of king henry | 17 |
represented either as utf | 16 |
characters represented either as | 16 |
of king edward the | 16 |
king henry the first | 15 |
for the most part | 15 |
notes for div a | 15 |
where there is no | 15 |
the name of the | 14 |
king henry the second | 14 |
this is a french | 13 |
by the name of | 13 |
was wont to say | 13 |
is a french proverb | 12 |
year of his age | 12 |
this is meant of | 11 |
king edward the first | 11 |
he that hath a | 11 |
to king henry the | 11 |
for want of a | 10 |
about the time of | 10 |
in respect of the | 10 |
is the mother of | 10 |
is good for nothing | 10 |
king henry the eight | 10 |
of the roman empire | 10 |
it is to be | 10 |
as well as the | 10 |
to the early english | 9 |
described above is co | 9 |
work described above is | 9 |
financial support to the | 9 |
institutions providing financial support | 9 |
images scanned from microfilm | 9 |
online text creation partnership | 9 |
encoded edition of the | 9 |
is available for reuse | 9 |
encoded text transcribed from | 9 |
providing financial support to | 9 |
for keying and markup | 9 |
to the terms of | 9 |
king edward the fourth | 9 |
may be sayed to | 9 |
king henry the third | 9 |
of the work described | 9 |
keyed and coded from | 9 |
and markup reviewed and | 9 |
terms of creative commons | 9 |
from proquest page images | 9 |
and coded from proquest | 9 |
he is a fool | 9 |
iv tiff page images | 9 |
all without asking permission | 9 |
even for commercial purposes | 9 |
the text can be | 9 |
king henry the seaventh | 9 |
the work described above | 9 |
phase i text is | 9 |
the terms of creative | 9 |
coded from proquest page | 9 |
it is spoken of | 9 |
text can be copied | 9 |
this phase i text | 9 |
according to the terms | 9 |
keyboarded and encoded edition | 9 |
assigned for keying and | 9 |
edition of the work | 9 |
books online text creation | 9 |
the early english books | 9 |
text is available for | 9 |
the meaning is that | 9 |
text and markup reviewed | 9 |
owned by the institutions | 9 |
tcp assigned for keying | 9 |
markup reviewed and edited | 9 |
by the institutions providing | 9 |
this keyboarded and encoded | 9 |
english books online text | 9 |
the institutions providing financial | 9 |
by little and little | 9 |
support to the early | 9 |
if he had been | 9 |
i text is available | 9 |
and encoded edition of | 9 |
if thou wilt live | 8 |
by proquest via their | 8 |
phase of the project | 8 |
texts have been issued | 8 |
in mind that in | 8 |
the publisher proquest to | 8 |
of the texts have | 8 |
data is very good | 8 |
second or later edition | 8 |
should be aware of | 8 |
sets published by proquest | 8 |
transcribed and encoded texts | 8 |
this proverb is used | 8 |
by converting tcp files | 8 |
where possible up to | 8 |
encoded as gap s | 8 |
or tei g elements | 8 |
tei p using tcp | 8 |
the universities of michigan | 8 |
images in accordance with | 8 |
known extent have been | 8 |
to the keyers to | 8 |
is a partnership between | 8 |
encoding based on the | 8 |
are a number of | 8 |
first editions of a | 8 |
selection was based on | 8 |
encoding was enhanced and | 8 |
into the public domain | 8 |
credit and attribution is | 8 |
based on the text | 8 |
to encode one copy | 8 |
title published between and | 8 |
tcp data is very | 8 |
by editorial teams in | 8 |
in of gaps by | 8 |
texts based on the | 8 |
a partnership between the | 8 |
published by proquest via | 8 |
for an anonymous work | 8 |
he that hath no | 8 |
wide variety of subject | 8 |
to create diplomatic transcriptions | 8 |
is not gold that | 8 |
teams in oxford and | 8 |
texts were encoded and | 8 |
more then a hundred | 8 |
some readable characters will | 8 |
characters will be marked | 8 |
encoded and linked to | 8 |
possible up to a | 8 |
users should bear in | 8 |
likelihood such instances will | 8 |
their early english books | 8 |
as illegible were corrected | 8 |
have been looked at | 8 |
was divided into two | 8 |
to a limit of | 8 |
standards were returned to | 8 |
of each text was | 8 |
corrected where possible up | 8 |
there was a compelling | 8 |
been issued variously as | 8 |
extent have been transformed | 8 |
compelling reason to do | 8 |
been transformed into placeholder | 8 |
chose to create diplomatic | 8 |
be made about the | 8 |
a compelling reason to | 8 |
or corrected and characters | 8 |
markup guidelines are available | 8 |
to create accurately transcribed | 8 |
the text encoding initiative | 8 |
is given to their | 8 |
later edition of a | 8 |
the general aim of | 8 |
domain as of january | 8 |
was enhanced and or | 8 |
of creating the tcp | 8 |
a works in english | 8 |
range over a wide | 8 |
processed by university of | 8 |
the text creation partnership | 8 |
guidelines are available at | 8 |
now take and use | 8 |
but we respectfully request | 8 |
assurance was then carried | 8 |
looked at by a | 8 |
to simplify the filling | 8 |
within the usual project | 8 |
these texts for their | 8 |
in oxford and michigan | 8 |
by university of nebraska | 8 |
filling in of gaps | 8 |
although there are a | 8 |
the true nature of | 8 |
meet qa standards were | 8 |
was based on the | 8 |
i doubt not but | 8 |
limit of instances per | 8 |
can now take and | 8 |
any assumptions that can | 8 |
and sometimes a second | 8 |
was intended to range | 8 |
was one of the | 8 |
were corrected where possible | 8 |
print record of the | 8 |
and available in eebo | 8 |
was a compelling reason | 8 |
michigan and oxford and | 8 |
quality of tcp data | 8 |
mind that in all | 8 |
have been released into | 8 |
issued variously as sgml | 8 |
true nature of the | 8 |
selection was intended to | 8 |
the kings of england | 8 |
linked to page images | 8 |
as it is in | 8 |
we respectfully request that | 8 |
should make clear that | 8 |
attribution is given to | 8 |
encoded texts based on | 8 |
language title published between | 8 |
new cambridge bibliography of | 8 |
or text strings within | 8 |
that will not hear | 8 |
that in all likelihood | 8 |
texts for their own | 8 |
therefore of any assumptions | 8 |
restraints of time and | 8 |
was then carried out | 8 |
of tcp data is | 8 |
whichever is the greater | 8 |
bibliography of english literature | 8 |
quantities of textual data | 8 |
their works are eligible | 8 |
remaining illegibles were encoded | 8 |
placeholder characters or elements | 8 |
characters or elements to | 8 |
to their original source | 8 |
opposed to critical editions | 8 |
for transcription and basic | 8 |
with level of the | 8 |
of the tei in | 8 |
general aim of eebo | 8 |
a second or later | 8 |
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of textual data within | 8 |
of the process of | 8 |
proquest via their early | 8 |
unicode or tei g | 8 |
gap elements of known | 8 |
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number of works in | 8 |
be aware of the | 8 |
during phase of the | 8 |
any remaining illegibles were | 8 |
or for an anonymous | 8 |
in all likelihood such | 8 |
page images in accordance | 8 |
a friend in court | 8 |
been looked at by | 8 |
and oxford and the | 8 |
quality assurance was then | 8 |
text creation partnership web | 8 |
that due credit and | 8 |
remain and some readable | 8 |
then carried out by | 8 |
have been issued variously | 8 |
will never make a | 8 |
aware of the process | 8 |
the filling in of | 8 |
request that due credit | 8 |
will be marked as | 8 |
corrected and characters marked | 8 |
external keying companies for | 8 |
characters marked as illegible | 8 |
work was chosen if | 8 |
the overall quality of | 8 |
should bear in mind | 8 |
are eligible for inclusion | 8 |
readable characters will be | 8 |
been released into the | 8 |
the image sets published | 8 |
and those which did | 8 |
usual project restraints of | 8 |
cambridge bibliography of english | 8 |
the project have been | 8 |
therefore chose to create | 8 |
text with mnemonic sdata | 8 |
editions of a works | 8 |
changes to facilitate morpho | 8 |
texts created during phase | 8 |
accuracy and those which | 8 |
transformed into placeholder characters | 8 |
respectfully request that due | 8 |
of a works in | 8 |
process of creating the | 8 |
partnership between the universities | 8 |
if there was a | 8 |
the new cambridge bibliography | 8 |
level of the tei | 8 |
included and sometimes a | 8 |
did not meet qa | 8 |
were encoded and linked | 8 |
works in english were | 8 |
by a tcp editor | 8 |
at by a tcp | 8 |
or later edition of | 8 |
not meet qa standards | 8 |
given to their original | 8 |
tcp project was divided | 8 |
on the text encoding | 8 |
keying and markup guidelines | 8 |
the tei in libraries | 8 |
never have been looked | 8 |
mnemonic sdata character entities | 8 |
project restraints of time | 8 |
were sent to external | 8 |
via their early english | 8 |
notably latin and welsh | 8 |
mainly structural encoding based | 8 |
and attribution is given | 8 |
created during phase of | 8 |
can be made about | 8 |
and markup guidelines are | 8 |
works in other languages | 8 |
and the publisher proquest | 8 |
into placeholder characters or | 8 |
and or corrected and | 8 |
with mnemonic sdata character | 8 |
files to tei p | 8 |
which did not meet | 8 |
users should be aware | 8 |
then their works are | 8 |
a wide variety of | 8 |
each text was proofread | 8 |
accurately transcribed and encoded | 8 |
large quantities of textual | 8 |
unicode or text strings | 8 |
publisher proquest to create | 8 |
tcp files to tei | 8 |
nature of the print | 8 |
with changes to facilitate | 8 |
text strings within braces | 8 |
elements to simplify the | 8 |
and therefore chose to | 8 |
p using tcp tei | 8 |
returned to the keyers | 8 |
tcp is a partnership | 8 |
carried out by editorial | 8 |
variety of subject areas | 8 |
text was proofread for | 8 |
of every monographic english | 8 |
the public domain as | 8 |
understanding these processes should | 8 |
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proquest to create accurately | 8 |
the encoding was enhanced | 8 |
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enhanced and or corrected | 8 |
illegible were corrected where | 8 |
the texts were encoded | 8 |
for their own purposes | 8 |
tcp is to encode | 8 |
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based on the new | 8 |
gaps by user contributors | 8 |
use these texts for | 8 |
usually the first edition | 8 |
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to tei p using | 8 |
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all likelihood such instances | 8 |
create accurately transcribed and | 8 |
up to a limit | 8 |
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assumptions that can be | 8 |
those which did not | 8 |
creation partnership web site | 8 |
reflect the true nature | 8 |
was chosen if there | 8 |
while the overall quality | 8 |
published between and available | 8 |
textual data within the | 8 |
processes should make clear | 8 |
of gaps by user | 8 |
aimed to produce large | 8 |
image sets were sent | 8 |
converting tcp files to | 8 |
project was divided into | 8 |
and some readable characters | 8 |
of the print record | 8 |
overall quality of tcp | 8 |
ascii text with mnemonic | 8 |
of michigan and oxford | 8 |
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of works in other | 8 |
of instances per text | 8 |
made about the data | 8 |
and use these texts | 8 |
tei in libraries guidelines | 8 |
keyers to be redone | 8 |
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of any assumptions that | 8 |
on the new cambridge | 8 |
oxford and the publisher | 8 |
be marked as illegible | 8 |
on the image sets | 8 |
the process of creating | 8 |
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these processes should make | 8 |
and linked to page | 8 |
out by editorial teams | 8 |
transcription and basic encoding | 8 |
image sets published by | 8 |
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sets were sent to | 8 |
is to encode one | 8 |
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qa standards were returned | 8 |
the usual project restraints | 8 |
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works are eligible for | 8 |
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marked as illegible were | 8 |
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due credit and attribution | 8 |
elements of known extent | 8 |
a number of works | 8 |
the texts have been | 8 |
data within the usual | 8 |
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illegibles were encoded as | 8 |
keying companies for transcription | 8 |
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a limit of instances | 8 |
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there are a number | 8 |
bear in mind that | 8 |
universities of michigan and | 8 |
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companies for transcription and | 8 |
proofread for accuracy and | 8 |
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over a wide variety | 8 |
or elements to simplify | 8 |
edition of a work | 8 |
accordance with level of | 8 |
the print record of | 8 |
to page images in | 8 |
created by converting tcp | 8 |
text selection was based | 8 |
simplify the filling in | 8 |
the name of a | 8 |
will never have been | 8 |
errors will remain and | 8 |
structural encoding based on | 8 |
record of the period | 8 |
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released into the public | 8 |
of the project have | 8 |
are available at the | 8 |
based on the image | 8 |
sometimes a second or | 8 |
a work was chosen | 8 |
tcp aimed to produce | 8 |
and encoded texts based | 8 |
of time and funding | 8 |
of a work was | 8 |
sent to external keying | 8 |
such instances will never | 8 |
between and available in | 8 |
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reason to do so | 8 |
was proofread for accuracy | 8 |
to reflect the true | 8 |
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copies of the texts | 8 |
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the love of a | 7 |
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the heart would break | 7 |
man never wants woe | 7 |
time of king edward | 7 |
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the king of england | 7 |
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a shoulder of mutton | 7 |
is better then the | 7 |
was the sonne of | 7 |
it is good to | 7 |
to the honour of | 7 |
he was a great | 7 |
well and have well | 7 |
you will make me | 7 |
he dyed in the | 7 |
he was wont to | 7 |
this is an italian | 7 |
king richard the first | 7 |
is as much as | 7 |
that hath lost his | 6 |
a mouse in a | 6 |
of those that are | 6 |
the head of a | 6 |
the time of the | 6 |
the belly is full | 6 |
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will make me believe | 6 |
the kingdome of england | 6 |
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a quien dios quiere | 6 |
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bred in the bone | 6 |
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a man of great | 6 |
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the lord deliver me | 6 |
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he was the first | 6 |
he hath a good | 6 |
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fools bolt is soon | 6 |
the people of rome | 6 |
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would be a gentleman | 6 |
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a bottle of hay | 6 |
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the cart before the | 5 |
the wars of the | 5 |
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in so much that | 5 |
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and an old friend | 5 |
never make a good | 5 |
he was born in | 5 |
of an old sore | 5 |
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will hold with the | 5 |
as good a will | 5 |
the bones would be | 5 |
with as good a | 5 |
father to the bough | 5 |
worth a pound of | 5 |
s this keyboarded and | 5 |
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he is wise that | 5 |
reproduction of the original | 5 |
two pair of hands | 5 |
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certaine briefe questions and | 5 |
make the third a | 5 |
hope the heart would | 5 |
while the sun shines | 5 |
to give one a | 5 |
a stc estc s | 5 |
must keep the calf | 5 |
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two heads are better | 5 |
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is worth a kings | 5 |
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he was of a | 5 |
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may be said to | 5 |
half a loaf then | 5 |
and fools tell truth | 5 |
when the belly is | 5 |
the reason why he | 5 |
like will to like | 5 |
not so fierce as | 5 |
of another mans leather | 5 |
were it not for | 5 |
then none at all | 5 |
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the year of his | 5 |
in the same sence | 5 |
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he is furthest off | 5 |
as flat as a | 5 |
nail on the head | 5 |
is not good to | 5 |
is thought to be | 5 |
of the original in | 5 |
king edward the third | 5 |
be sayed to be | 5 |
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is a bed full | 5 |
every countrey the sun | 5 |
to be done twice | 5 |
the third a glutton | 5 |
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is ill healing of | 5 |
when he had reigned | 5 |
it in his mouth | 5 |
live like a beast | 5 |
the nail on the | 5 |
is good for the | 5 |
will as ever i | 5 |
the son of a | 5 |
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better half a loaf | 5 |
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when they came to | 5 |
every man for himself | 5 |
for him that was | 5 |
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to be a proverb | 5 |
elected emperour by the | 5 |
hell is full of | 5 |
the helve after the | 5 |
the father to the | 5 |
is worth a pound | 5 |
hit the nail on | 5 |
is an italian proverb | 5 |
what is the best | 5 |
in the holy land | 5 |
of the wars of | 5 |
heads are better then | 5 |
who hath but one | 5 |
to be the same | 5 |
for that he was | 5 |
he hath swallowed a | 5 |
stumble at a straw | 5 |
the fewer the better | 5 |
bones would be at | 5 |
collection of english proverbs | 5 |
make a good horse | 5 |
briefe questions and answeres | 5 |
the signe of the | 5 |
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change is no robbery | 5 |
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he put to death | 5 |
healing of an old | 5 |
as he that will | 5 |
at the signe of | 5 |
it is written in | 5 |
aptara keyed and coded | 5 |
meaning is that we | 5 |
estc s this keyboarded | 5 |
may sleep till noon | 5 |
to stumble at a | 5 |
he that hath the | 5 |
year of his reigne | 5 |
according to that of | 5 |
as welcome as water | 5 |
as fast as a | 5 |
in every countrey the | 5 |
in the year of | 5 |
it is not good | 5 |
that he was a | 5 |
i have heard of | 5 |
ever i came from | 5 |
the grace of god | 5 |
stc estc s this | 5 |
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wind shakes no corn | 5 |
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a will as ever | 5 |
king edward the sixt | 5 |
a bed full of | 5 |
le loup le mange | 5 |
daughter and heire of | 5 |
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but keep thy self | 5 |
children and fools tell | 5 |
king henry the eighth | 5 |
beware of had i | 4 |
that may not as | 4 |
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better late then never | 4 |
tread on a worm | 4 |
leap over a block | 4 |
the thought hath good | 4 |
him that bears the | 4 |
for their great antiquity | 4 |
child dreads the fire | 4 |
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little and little the | 4 |
in regard of the | 4 |
in the same words | 4 |
y echate a dormir | 4 |
the moon is made | 4 |
let him goe to | 4 |
with his own hands | 4 |
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the mouth is shut | 4 |
bolt is soon shot | 4 |
a good horse that | 4 |
and leap over a | 4 |
to be solde at | 4 |
is worth a penny | 4 |
gone and nothing left | 4 |
an ill name is | 4 |
by reason of his | 4 |
he would flay a | 4 |
is not to be | 4 |
one that hath a | 4 |
him as well as | 4 |
miles to suck a | 4 |
as it were by | 4 |
pride feels no cold | 4 |
if he had not | 4 |
cough cannot be hid | 4 |
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to be brought before | 4 |
the mouth of a | 4 |
being not able to | 4 |
an ounce of debt | 4 |
like a mouse in | 4 |
a man of straw | 4 |
the best remedy against | 4 |
mona logarbo sampled and | 4 |
when king henry the | 4 |
of a fair day | 4 |
take it to be | 4 |
and are to be | 4 |
is wise that is | 4 |
hath love in his | 4 |
to such as are | 4 |
bring a horse to | 4 |
what is the greatest | 4 |
the worst of law | 4 |
none is so wise | 4 |
the truth and shame | 4 |
signe of the bible | 4 |
god deliver me from | 4 |
speak the truth and | 4 |
of two evils the | 4 |
in a whole skin | 4 |
the fire with the | 4 |
at his shop without | 4 |
an old man in | 4 |
look not too high | 4 |
when they come to | 4 |
for an egg at | 4 |
share in a little | 4 |
and find you ears | 4 |
in the mouth of | 4 |
a great dowry is | 4 |
his manner was to | 4 |
the furthest way about | 4 |
is gone and nothing | 4 |
as you may see | 4 |
is to be chosen | 4 |
points of the law | 4 |
new colledge in oxford | 4 |
and peace hangs them | 4 |
long tongue is a | 4 |
a woman and a | 4 |
nine miles to suck | 4 |
eleven points of the | 4 |
would wipe his nose | 4 |
to be in a | 4 |
as never the better | 4 |
two evils the least | 4 |
where the hedge is | 4 |
mona logarbo text and | 4 |
alas a la hormiga | 4 |
the daughter and heire | 4 |
of the names of | 4 |
every one hath a | 4 |
the same sense with | 4 |
possession is eleven points | 4 |
he that hath lost | 4 |
hay while the sun | 4 |
the end of the | 4 |
logarbo text and markup | 4 |
skin to the market | 4 |
up by the chin | 4 |
make much of your | 4 |
of my own sow | 4 |
to break ones head | 4 |
if thou wilt have | 4 |
grands que la pance | 4 |
that gives thee a | 4 |
the crowne of england | 4 |
sorrow is good for | 4 |
and a woman are | 4 |
and go to sleep | 4 |
as long as the | 4 |
you may see in | 4 |
the names of the | 4 |
is a foole that | 4 |
that sends a foole | 4 |
is good sleeping in | 4 |
great share in a | 4 |
she may be sayed | 4 |
his nose if he | 4 |
fierce as he is | 4 |
is eleven points of | 4 |
the whole body of | 4 |
of the house of | 4 |
two faces under one | 4 |
not against the wind | 4 |
drest then the soule | 4 |
the power of gold | 4 |
i came from school | 4 |
alphabetically disposed and englished | 4 |
is a cuckold and | 4 |
are to be solde | 4 |
the duke of burgundie | 4 |
so called from the | 4 |
as fierce as a | 4 |
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a woman of gold | 4 |
him have it in | 4 |
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horse in the mouth | 4 |
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in vse among the | 4 |
the crab of the | 4 |
when he should work | 4 |
of the english nation | 4 |
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hunger is the best | 4 |
pigeons with one bean | 4 |
you have hit the | 4 |
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bigger then his belly | 4 |
the devil is dead | 4 |
the smith and his | 4 |
is good to be | 4 |
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king henry the fourth | 4 |
he that hath nothing | 4 |
him that was borne | 4 |
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money in his purse | 4 |
of pasture makes fat | 4 |
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vnder the name of | 4 |
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the castle in corn | 4 |
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is the best garden | 4 |
reproduction of original in | 4 |
this wind shakes no | 4 |
beginning of his empire | 4 |
him out of the | 4 |
a fig for the | 4 |
god for us all | 4 |
town in this county | 4 |
bring a man to | 4 |
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a collection of english | 4 |
that will not see | 4 |
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when the tree is | 4 |
you shall do well | 4 |
il y a plus | 4 |
bate me an ace | 4 |
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then the shooemakers wife | 4 |
not put them on | 4 |
little wealth little care | 4 |
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nose if he had | 4 |
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it and will not | 4 |
have it in his | 4 |
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when thy neighbours house | 4 |
house where there is | 4 |
peter to pay paul | 4 |
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better end of the | 4 |
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more then he is | 4 |
needs be true what | 4 |
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in the like sence | 4 |
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the voice of god | 4 |
out of his mouth | 4 |
fig for the physician | 4 |
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i know not what | 4 |
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will take an ell | 4 |
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he that would have | 4 |
he came to the | 4 |
be of the number | 4 |
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worth two pair of | 4 |
solde at his shop | 4 |
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up and down in | 4 |
dagger with the dudgeon | 4 |
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if things were to | 4 |
be brought before him | 4 |
hath an ill name | 4 |
be true what every | 4 |
to the study of | 4 |
that which may be | 4 |
to that of the | 4 |
king henry the fift | 4 |
the son to the | 4 |
much of your friends | 4 |
hold with the sole | 4 |
not out of his | 4 |
moon is made of | 4 |
hath the same sense | 4 |
with the dudgeon heft | 4 |
throw the helve after | 4 |
an ill wind that | 4 |
faces under one hood | 4 |
so fierce as he | 4 |
cast to wild beasts | 4 |
to the duke of | 4 |
was elected emperour by | 4 |
pay an ounce of | 4 |
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then a pound of | 4 |
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but take heed of | 4 |
wipe his nose if | 4 |
worth a woman of | 4 |
a new broom sweeps | 4 |
stone gathers no moss | 4 |
least is to be | 4 |
he who hath her | 4 |
meant of those that | 4 |
be merry and wise | 4 |
saddle his horse alone | 4 |
the italian proverb is | 4 |
was said of him | 4 |
a pudding hath two | 4 |
were to be done | 4 |
a mans best fortune | 4 |
proverbs are partly moral | 4 |
in a little house | 4 |
vpon the death of | 4 |
post to a pudding | 4 |
good to have a | 4 |
thou wilt live in | 4 |
a piece of a | 4 |
all would be wise | 4 |
hands in a dish | 4 |
of the whole world | 4 |
not when he may | 4 |
used against those who | 4 |
and out at the | 4 |
the reign of king | 4 |
as good never a | 4 |
horse is good enough | 4 |
that hath a good | 4 |
goes to bed thirsty | 4 |
is the name of | 4 |
a wolf in a | 4 |
in honour of him | 4 |
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when he was in | 4 |
that which will not | 4 |
of a short hand | 4 |
is an enemy to | 4 |
the dagger with the | 4 |
smith and his penny | 4 |
to the wood then | 4 |
he that hath right | 4 |
what have i to | 4 |
and a bottle of | 4 |
fishing before the net | 4 |
the same with the | 4 |
as much as to | 4 |
if two be away | 4 |
two pigeons with one | 4 |
let him have it | 4 |
is more worth then | 4 |
a great share in | 4 |
in the same sense | 4 |
horse to the water | 4 |
who hath nothing to | 4 |
and for the rest | 4 |
burnt child dreads the | 4 |
takes not up a | 4 |
the time of k | 4 |
it would make a | 4 |
not up a pin | 4 |
not throw stones at | 4 |
was a man of | 4 |
when the devil is | 4 |
one of his own | 4 |
that goes to bed | 4 |
at the same time | 4 |
dowry is a bed | 4 |
one eye of the | 4 |
to fall from the | 4 |
hee that is in | 4 |
is better to be | 4 |
take time when time | 4 |
he that woes a | 4 |
hath a head of | 4 |
where it cannot go | 4 |
he was a man | 4 |
the wood then one | 4 |
and shame the devil | 4 |
the least is to | 4 |
hee that hath a | 4 |
is one of the | 4 |
that will not when | 4 |
one pair of heels | 4 |
service is no inheritance | 4 |
which will not be | 4 |
never out of the | 4 |
and as it were | 4 |
an egg at easter | 4 |
good enough for a | 4 |
he that hath it | 4 |
and god for us | 4 |
a wife to make | 4 |
better be the head | 4 |
the more the merrier | 4 |
all is gone and | 4 |
is but newly married | 4 |
the original in the | 4 |
parts of the body | 4 |
it to be a | 4 |
he that is not | 4 |
to throw the helve | 4 |
take heed how he | 4 |
king of the gothes | 4 |
plus grands que la | 4 |
make hay while the | 4 |
to suck a bull | 4 |
must needs be true | 4 |
logarbo sampled and proofread | 4 |
will be a thief | 3 |
that never shot in | 3 |
weather should do any | 3 |
ship all winds are | 3 |
a wicked thing to | 3 |
fellow of the royal | 3 |
better to be happy | 3 |
english proverbs digested into | 3 |
aequivoque in the word | 3 |
fair weather should do | 3 |
then ten of the | 3 |
with horse in hand | 3 |
but the bee stings | 3 |
yeux plus grands que | 3 |
strikes with his tongue | 3 |
the house where there | 3 |
berry of the grape | 3 |
but he wants feathers | 3 |
a word is enough | 3 |
and i will find | 3 |
hath bitter in his | 3 |
who hath bitter in | 3 |
passeth a winters day | 3 |
a comfit in prison | 3 |
not where to sit | 3 |
he that goes to | 3 |
he is rich who | 3 |
like master like man | 3 |
in an epistle of | 3 |
as i have read | 3 |
the highest hills in | 3 |
the droppings of his | 3 |
the mill cannot grind | 3 |
and i will make | 3 |
he that hath one | 3 |
dust fills his eyes | 3 |
grace of god is | 3 |
not out of the | 3 |
de fol juge brieve | 3 |
thongs of another mans | 3 |
as flowers in may | 3 |
wall is the paper | 3 |
por lo que toca | 3 |
better then a bushel | 3 |
when gabriel blowes his | 3 |
in the county of | 3 |
break ones head and | 3 |
same at morning and | 3 |
let him go to | 3 |
take two pigeons with | 3 |
were it to sell | 3 |
that he should dye | 3 |
they must hunger in | 3 |
more worth then a | 3 |
those whom he had | 3 |
what would be dear | 3 |
good man when he | 3 |
is a kind of | 3 |
make an end the | 3 |
after rain comes fair | 3 |
to depart out of | 3 |
in most antient times | 3 |
most holy and profitable | 3 |
on the other side | 3 |
not so much for | 3 |
spend and god will | 3 |
let him not go | 3 |
who departed this life | 3 |
profitable sayings of that | 3 |
believe that the stars | 3 |
without a friend is | 3 |
brebis le loup le | 3 |
make much of death | 3 |
an end the sooner | 3 |
credit is dead to | 3 |
of the royal society | 3 |
known or exotick proverbial | 3 |
cow must keep the | 3 |
to the greeke names | 3 |
there is no chiding | 3 |
to know the worlds | 3 |
your saddle be well | 3 |
then he is commanded | 3 |
best ornament of a | 3 |
se fait brebis le | 3 |
nisi linguae squama latinae | 3 |
strike while the iron | 3 |
the men of gotham | 3 |
lost his credit is | 3 |
welcome as flowers in | 3 |
to the house where | 3 |
send a wise man | 3 |
you shall have the | 3 |
it is good sleeping | 3 |
nothing is impossible to | 3 |
as if it had | 3 |
we use when we | 3 |
este refran se refiere | 3 |
the king must lose | 3 |
is an old friend | 3 |
kills more then the | 3 |
parallel of caracalla with | 3 |
a fool or a | 3 |
best of the sport | 3 |
faulty stands on his | 3 |
of a horse the | 3 |
ten of the servants | 3 |
many to the blush | 3 |
the honour of the | 3 |
the first earle of | 3 |
that the stars are | 3 |
ones put it out | 3 |
to cut the hair | 3 |
have an oar in | 3 |
that he might not | 3 |
comes of a hen | 3 |
jest not with the | 3 |
fear death as children | 3 |
birds of a feather | 3 |
were not for hope | 3 |
the wise hand doth | 3 |
will not be told | 3 |
then a comfit in | 3 |
full of good meanings | 3 |
burnt is easily kindled | 3 |
a great deal of | 3 |
ornament of a woman | 3 |
the mother had not | 3 |
caused to be painted | 3 |
wine needs no bush | 3 |
building is a sweet | 3 |
feast and a belly | 3 |
is gold which is | 3 |
lives well is learned | 3 |
it is applied to | 3 |
yeare of our lord | 3 |
in space comes grace | 3 |
leaves his friend there | 3 |
and a back door | 3 |
and the middle for | 3 |
come out of the | 3 |
the best will save | 3 |
and think what you | 3 |
scepter is one thing | 3 |
by the mothers side | 3 |
is spoken of one | 3 |
shall be sure to | 3 |
then he that hath | 3 |
in the midst of | 3 |
the sign of the | 3 |
are made in heaven | 3 |
when his work is | 3 |
it come in a | 3 |
from hand to hand | 3 |
may and a windy | 3 |
inner temple for a | 3 |
can never be requited | 3 |
and a cough cannot | 3 |
with the water that | 3 |
were no ill language | 3 |
who doth more then | 3 |
was buried in the | 3 |
may sing before the | 3 |
cannot reach the grapes | 3 |
the inner temple for | 3 |
as long as old | 3 |
follies are the best | 3 |
the same edward leigh | 3 |
that will not her | 3 |
behind and not before | 3 |
the kings cheese goes | 3 |
the mother of health | 3 |
a house ready made | 3 |
with the same letter | 3 |
want of a horse | 3 |
higher the ape goes | 3 |
to the honor of | 3 |
to cry ule at | 3 |
the dust fills his | 3 |
is reported to have | 3 |
happy is he who | 3 |
king william the conquerour | 3 |
till all the world | 3 |
gold which is worth | 3 |
and all the rest | 3 |
a friend is death | 3 |
cold may and a | 3 |
must ward with his | 3 |
that he was so | 3 |
the mastiffe be gentle | 3 |
after step the ladder | 3 |
and is not dry | 3 |
and so many dayes | 3 |
is gold in the | 3 |
one tale is good | 3 |
are a right englishman | 3 |
end of the staff | 3 |
fire makes sweet malt | 3 |
he that lives not | 3 |
to the censure of | 3 |
entre deux selles le | 3 |
the yeare of our | 3 |
the evening the day | 3 |
old sayed savves adages | 3 |
out of the which | 3 |
all parts of the | 3 |
where it is weakest | 3 |
of milk for a | 3 |
the blind mans wife | 3 |
of a man that | 3 |
he must have a | 3 |
shall be of the | 3 |
will take no other | 3 |
though old and wise | 3 |
as soon as his | 3 |
pigg in a poke | 3 |
kills a man when | 3 |
cannot make him drink | 3 |
which is worth gold | 3 |
then a bushel of | 3 |
to make themselves emperours | 3 |
as nimble as a | 3 |
end of a feast | 3 |
help a lame dogg | 3 |
will give you a | 3 |
a thief rope enough | 3 |
when he heard that | 3 |
stool in the sun | 3 |
he was slain in | 3 |
wise hand doth not | 3 |
is the rapper of | 3 |
on painting and fighting | 3 |
while the grass grows | 3 |
talk of the turk | 3 |
needs a long time | 3 |
that will deceive the | 3 |
emperour by the souldiers | 3 |
no fool to the | 3 |
to be understood of | 3 |
two in the bush | 3 |
the good of the | 3 |
soft fire makes sweet | 3 |
i to doe with | 3 |
night as much as | 3 |
speedy finding any one | 3 |
life without a friend | 3 |
as plain as dunstable | 3 |
ride on an asse | 3 |
and you shall be | 3 |
want of a shoe | 3 |
i wept when i | 3 |
is good for a | 3 |
his drink behind him | 3 |
eye is bigger then | 3 |
bought wit is best | 3 |
little finger more then | 3 |
fault on the times | 3 |
time is the rider | 3 |
to be an early | 3 |
this world is nothing | 3 |
no great ones if | 3 |
faut que demy mot | 3 |
from time to time | 3 |
shot in his bow | 3 |
the fairest flower in | 3 |
added also by the | 3 |
sleeping in a whole | 3 |
ocm this keyboarded and | 3 |
a pigg in a | 3 |
as melancholy as a | 3 |
a man is a | 3 |
spoken of a covetous | 3 |
stay a little and | 3 |
measure take away strife | 3 |
you ride a young | 3 |
friend in court is | 3 |
he that takes not | 3 |
first eighteen by edward | 3 |
give a thief rope | 3 |
contra il vento si | 3 |
thing is good for | 3 |
added local proverbs with | 3 |
but that he will | 3 |
comforters head never akes | 3 |
good never a whit | 3 |
will not carry his | 3 |
day at a little | 3 |
dixo me mi madre | 3 |
a horse the rider | 3 |
eye fattens the horse | 3 |
good life is better | 3 |
original in huntington library | 3 |
that he who hath | 3 |
gifts enter every where | 3 |
the first chapter of | 3 |
the rest live like | 3 |
hair of the same | 3 |
convenient method for the | 3 |
on an asse that | 3 |
as a shoulder of | 3 |
think what you will | 3 |
king richard the third | 3 |
many littles make a | 3 |
the labours of the | 3 |
pan into the fire | 3 |
not so much as | 3 |
the nature of the | 3 |
he goes to bed | 3 |
you dance in a | 3 |
falls in his face | 3 |
who went nine miles | 3 |
be put to death | 3 |
weakest goes to the | 3 |
best is best cheap | 3 |
no butter will stick | 3 |
to buy london were | 3 |
mill cannot grind with | 3 |
a storm comes a | 3 |
till the galileans come | 3 |
so much as he | 3 |
all truths are not | 3 |
not made for one | 3 |
that gets out of | 3 |
wife and children are | 3 |
soon ripe soon rotten | 3 |
are wise before the | 3 |
it is said of | 3 |
all the world would | 3 |
to swallow an ox | 3 |
neighbours house is on | 3 |
eates his cock alone | 3 |
made for wise men | 3 |
and thou shalt be | 3 |
hasta que vengan los | 3 |
when there was a | 3 |
wise as walthams calf | 3 |
the saint can do | 3 |
because he was born | 3 |
a hundred paces off | 3 |
the meaning of this | 3 |
droppings of his nose | 3 |
ule at other mens | 3 |
de la biche blanche | 3 |
his wife go to | 3 |
a man when he | 3 |
it may also be | 3 |
eats all at dinner | 3 |
into a milstone as | 3 |
hand is better then | 3 |
is the same with | 3 |
his preface to his | 3 |
for the speedy finding | 3 |
have neither eyes nor | 3 |
would flay a louse | 3 |
follies in his youth | 3 |
a point du sel | 3 |
therefore not to be | 3 |
his follies in his | 3 |
a friend is not | 3 |
and thou shalt not | 3 |
is meant of one | 3 |
are a certain care | 3 |
hath a fool in | 3 |
is it to be | 3 |
by which means he | 3 |
yet they bind other | 3 |
and englished added also | 3 |
sourd que celuy qui | 3 |
eye of the masters | 3 |
of the kingdome of | 3 |
rome was not built | 3 |
of a nation is | 3 |
of man is a | 3 |
he that catcheth him | 3 |
king richard the second | 3 |
and not to be | 3 |
y de la buena | 3 |
by the souldiers before | 3 |
an ounce of fortune | 3 |
that is bred in | 3 |
not pay an ounce | 3 |
and the evening the | 3 |
goes half away in | 3 |
his work is done | 3 |
les yeux plus grands | 3 |
and the devil sends | 3 |
before it be full | 3 |
whether i am a | 3 |
nihil nisi linguae squama | 3 |
the course of the | 3 |
is impossible to a | 3 |
temps de hauts bonnets | 3 |
but sell at home | 3 |
the surname of the | 3 |
nose to the grindstone | 3 |
good for any thing | 3 |
a dog for his | 3 |
rest live like a | 3 |
his credit is dead | 3 |
of good meanings and | 3 |
makes the old wife | 3 |
the time of his | 3 |
the baggage of fortune | 3 |
better spare at the | 3 |
little to his servant | 3 |
salute them a hundred | 3 |
where it doth not | 3 |
must will as they | 3 |
name is half hanged | 3 |
as welcome as flowers | 3 |
it not for the | 3 |
with a pair of | 3 |
it is a great | 3 |
build castles in the | 3 |
honest a man as | 3 |
thy neighbours house is | 3 |
bite him not by | 3 |
hath what he will | 3 |
shoe the horse is | 3 |
a large thong of | 3 |
to gett meat for | 3 |
wept when i was | 3 |
from the finest fancies | 3 |
i care not for | 3 |
chi vive a speranza | 3 |
no cates a quien | 3 |
the middle for a | 3 |
that takes not up | 3 |
of two is the | 3 |
in mind of the | 3 |
will not be spun | 3 |
thing hath an end | 3 |
taste of the sowre | 3 |
not worthy to carry | 3 |
blowes in the dust | 3 |
bruit de se lever | 3 |
a lie with a | 3 |
are able to buy | 3 |
quien a la postre | 3 |
is the rider that | 3 |
welcome as water into | 3 |
or the saxon toung | 3 |
one hand washeth another | 3 |
a long spoon who | 3 |
will hold against the | 3 |
a fool is fulsome | 3 |
is well spent that | 3 |
that hath love in | 3 |
what every one sayes | 3 |
wine like a king | 3 |
in one of his | 3 |
as wise as walthams | 3 |
certaine it is that | 3 |
and both the face | 3 |
not good playing at | 3 |
to build castles in | 3 |
will save it self | 3 |
wife and children wants | 3 |
the fault of the | 3 |
of the duke of | 3 |
know not how to | 3 |
by the same edward | 3 |
better to have then | 3 |
as honest a man | 3 |
held up by the | 3 |
see the wood for | 3 |
wife nor good horse | 3 |
with his point forwards | 3 |
in the temple of | 3 |
as well as he | 3 |
every path hath a | 3 |
rowling stone gathers no | 3 |
every where without a | 3 |
the faulty stands on | 3 |
du temps de hauts | 3 |
good riding at two | 3 |
when he is sober | 3 |
can tame a shrew | 3 |
finger more then thy | 3 |
per il naso come | 3 |
give him the leg | 3 |
beaten with the scabbard | 3 |
fancies of moderne muses | 3 |
store is no sore | 3 |
take all and pay | 3 |
an oar in every | 3 |
water are good servants | 3 |
he made his boast | 3 |
a little wife well | 3 |
must saddle his horse | 3 |
of the isle of | 3 |
pair of heels is | 3 |
quill a good tongue | 3 |
voice of the people | 3 |
sayings of that reverend | 3 |
hath nothing to lose | 3 |
peut dormir jusques a | 3 |
providence is better then | 3 |
like a lambs tail | 3 |
the quill a good | 3 |
into a convenient method | 3 |
and water are good | 3 |
great antiquity and weight | 3 |
goes not out of | 3 |
is a sweet impoverishing | 3 |
the tree falls not | 3 |
he that doth what | 3 |
happy is the child | 3 |
finger is a thumb | 3 |
that he will have | 3 |
night is the mother | 3 |
helps not the tooth | 3 |
often to the water | 3 |
true what every one | 3 |
as i have heard | 3 |
or exotick proverbial sentences | 3 |
once a good name | 3 |
man and the rich | 3 |
but he cannot make | 3 |
that i may omit | 3 |
a shrew then a | 3 |
stand upon its own | 3 |
bone will never out | 3 |
to the king of | 3 |
the same at morning | 3 |
king henrie the eight | 3 |
is applied to those | 3 |
cart before the horse | 3 |
good fishing in troubled | 3 |
in peace are like | 3 |
and not long since | 3 |
can have but water | 3 |
appendix of hebrew proverbs | 3 |
puff not against the | 3 |
is better then an | 3 |
goes worse shod then | 3 |
dog that licks ashes | 3 |
men fear death as | 3 |
must not throw stones | 3 |
a spur of wine | 3 |
thy self a batchelor | 3 |
good ale is meat | 3 |
in time may bite | 3 |
pride will have a | 3 |
pres est la chair | 3 |
the offender never pardons | 3 |
the best mirrour is | 3 |
asse that carries me | 3 |
money accommodate all things | 3 |
a cat in a | 3 |
but water of it | 3 |
by other mens harms | 3 |
better then a comfit | 3 |
bigger then the belly | 3 |
whom god doth bless | 3 |
at a little hole | 3 |
cannot see the wood | 3 |
be said to be | 3 |
to the hurt of | 3 |
storm comes a calm | 3 |
cheese goes half away | 3 |
hath lost his credit | 3 |
hath lain with a | 3 |
the life of man | 3 |
striving against the stream | 3 |
have both his eyes | 3 |
shooe will hold with | 3 |
by his son henry | 3 |
not dwell in a | 3 |
can lick a dish | 3 |
a pound of butter | 3 |
a little house well | 3 |
in which there is | 3 |
the more you stir | 3 |
gabriel blowes his horn | 3 |
one pleasure a thousand | 3 |
king of the east | 3 |
you cannot hide an | 3 |
he that makes his | 3 |
the weakest goes to | 3 |
but that which pleaseth | 3 |
are bigger then his | 3 |
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question will be decided | 3 |
to have beene the | 3 |
fly which pricks at | 3 |
see your saddle be | 3 |
then any of the | 3 |
him take heed how | 3 |
and the quill a | 3 |
dogs start the hare | 3 |
patience is a flower | 3 |
proud horse that will | 3 |
in trust is treason | 3 |
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the devil turns his | 3 |
as quiet as a | 3 |
sees not the mouse | 3 |
one flower makes no | 3 |
and thou wilt live | 3 |
such a reason pist | 3 |
not able to endure | 3 |
king must lose his | 3 |
wipes the childs nose | 3 |
la boca del discreto | 3 |
a stomack to his | 3 |
little before his death | 3 |
this question will be | 3 |
bitter in his mouth | 3 |
the world runs round | 3 |
great ones if there | 3 |
soft fire maketh sweet | 3 |
me that i should | 3 |
his wife in the | 3 |
can pack the cards | 3 |
the italians are wise | 3 |
have among you blind | 3 |
that is to be | 3 |
will find you an | 3 |
who spits against heaven | 3 |
let slip an opportunity | 3 |
things went with them | 3 |
a candle to the | 3 |
a mouse in time | 3 |
of a little thing | 3 |
all the world was | 3 |
the others added by | 3 |
that he could not | 3 |
by the rule of | 3 |
not so soon healed | 3 |
the cow must keep | 3 |
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non che si fida | 3 |
is worth london town | 3 |
no alchymy to saving | 3 |
path hath a puddle | 3 |
in hope danceth without | 3 |
the best of the | 3 |
as full as a | 3 |
to help a lame | 3 |
chi di gallina nasce | 3 |
when the mouth is | 3 |
an old dog will | 3 |
the top of the | 3 |
it chanceth in an | 3 |
pani fanno una coppia | 3 |
that he should be | 3 |
the name of de | 3 |
for a long journey | 3 |
buy london were it | 3 |
a lame dogg over | 3 |
one puts his fault | 3 |
the foot of the | 3 |
but you must cry | 3 |
a woman are ever | 3 |
to say to his | 3 |
saddle be well girt | 3 |
for the honour of | 3 |
on the weakest parts | 3 |
who goes worse shod | 3 |
the iron is hot | 3 |
against an ill man | 3 |
a cold may and | 3 |
some will have it | 3 |
a box on the | 3 |
nor good red herring | 3 |
aspired to the empire | 3 |
good wife nor good | 3 |
the comforters head never | 3 |
the middle of the | 3 |
yet bite him not | 3 |
not down thy hedge | 3 |
the nearer the bone | 3 |
every one offers him | 3 |
a gaiff draen yn | 3 |
spends more then he | 3 |
reign of king henry | 3 |
is used when one | 3 |
grind with the water | 3 |
his eyes are bigger | 3 |
hand doth not all | 3 |
will never make good | 3 |
and children wants not | 3 |
that was borne in | 3 |
of a greater worke | 3 |
all is fish that | 3 |
and children are bills | 3 |
great master of the | 3 |
a man hath a | 3 |
you in the market | 3 |
mirrour is an old | 3 |
a convenient method for | 3 |
to pick a lock | 3 |
put a stool in | 3 |
the body is the | 3 |
the good man when | 3 |
wolf in a lambs | 3 |
let him not put | 3 |
a shoe the horse | 3 |
who had his name | 3 |
a noble to nine | 3 |
more he that catcheth | 3 |
of a shoe the | 3 |
left his drink behind | 3 |
finest fancies of moderne | 3 |
it is all one | 3 |
better then a young | 3 |
he must rise betimes | 3 |
do as thou seest | 3 |
castles in the air | 3 |
as safe as a | 3 |
london were it to | 3 |
local proverbs with their | 3 |
in a short time | 3 |
the use of a | 3 |
good wine needs no | 3 |
is not so clear | 3 |
veux vivre en paix | 3 |
the nearest way home | 3 |
it were not for | 3 |
play least in sight | 3 |
get a good name | 3 |
who will eat with | 3 |
are governed by the | 3 |
deux selles le cul | 3 |
will have a fall | 3 |
need be a merchant | 3 |
they were wont to | 3 |
they are not ripe | 3 |
will as they may | 3 |
ye breid of the | 3 |
r ocm this keyboarded | 3 |
the finest fancies of | 3 |
an eele in a | 3 |
mortimer to his sow | 3 |
si tu veux vivre | 3 |
buena no fies nada | 3 |
fool to the old | 3 |
is that we should | 3 |
and measure take away | 3 |
be a shrew then | 3 |
is meant of those | 3 |
deceit in a brimmer | 3 |
la tarde a la | 3 |
time may bite in | 3 |
as you would be | 3 |
the world is a | 3 |
who makes himself a | 3 |
to love it as | 3 |
stands on his guard | 3 |
strive against the stream | 3 |
a growing youth hath | 3 |
the rest of england | 3 |
chi non si fida | 3 |
him not by the | 3 |
to a good spender | 3 |
of them to be | 3 |
the eye are to | 3 |
for he hath ready | 3 |
that labours and thrives | 3 |
into a mouth shut | 3 |
when you are well | 3 |
he that hath an | 3 |
proverbs and proverbial observations | 3 |
god strikes not with | 3 |
much of one thing | 3 |
as fit as a | 3 |
life is better then | 3 |
is made of green | 3 |
let it not come | 3 |
leve avec des puces | 3 |
who hath a trade | 3 |
near is my petticoat | 3 |
is worth a woman | 3 |
as the men of | 3 |
our saviour was born | 3 |
meat for his stomack | 3 |
he will take your | 3 |
pull not down thy | 3 |
that there was a | 3 |
live as long as | 3 |
deliver me from a | 3 |
hath a wolf for | 3 |
to pluck with you | 3 |
gluttony kills more then | 3 |
so merry a note | 3 |
starve in a cooks | 3 |
far from the dish | 3 |
is spoken of such | 3 |
will make a good | 3 |
you give me chalk | 3 |
they bind other wood | 3 |
a wolf for his | 3 |
with you in the | 3 |
a stone in thy | 3 |
as he passed by | 3 |
he that will enter | 3 |
he that hath but | 3 |
find you an honest | 3 |
masters eye fattens the | 3 |
an asse that carries | 3 |
one in a purse | 3 |
as hungry as a | 3 |
to pauls for a | 3 |
he was able to | 3 |
makes a heavy purse | 3 |
me chalk for cheese | 3 |
fol juge brieve sentence | 3 |
he is like the | 3 |
he that hath many | 3 |
broader then thy wings | 3 |
went nine miles to | 3 |
could know what would | 3 |
hammer strike your fill | 3 |
at one mans girdle | 3 |
negra trementina en ella | 3 |
he was in the | 3 |
that it stoode not | 3 |
neither is it to | 3 |
an ancient greek proverb | 3 |
father by the mothers | 3 |
child all weather is | 3 |
your father to get | 3 |
the senate of rome | 3 |
world is nothing except | 3 |
is so called in | 3 |
as if butter would | 3 |
is worth two pair | 3 |
and a man by | 3 |
was weary of him | 3 |
it doth not itch | 3 |
who will make a | 3 |
to a child all | 3 |
the sweeter the flesh | 3 |
of my fingers ends | 3 |
large thong of another | 3 |
key of the house | 3 |
that he had been | 3 |
fire more then water | 3 |
laugh when they can | 3 |
that lives in hope | 3 |
base sonne to king | 3 |
the masters sees more | 3 |
was the first that | 3 |
of that name in | 3 |
there was not one | 3 |
save what it heard | 3 |
david and chad sow | 3 |
not for hope the | 3 |
it stoode not with | 3 |
kindness will creep where | 3 |
are not always the | 3 |
is applied to such | 3 |
was wont to call | 3 |
all covet all lose | 3 |
loves to hear himself | 3 |
so let them bake | 3 |
play with you in | 3 |
where the turks horse | 3 |
is at the end | 3 |
to take two pigeons | 3 |
time when time cometh | 3 |
the devil and iohn | 3 |
but he who hath | 3 |
good spender god is | 3 |
take no other hue | 3 |
neither praise nor dispraise | 3 |
against the power of | 3 |
keep thy feet dry | 3 |
he that sings on | 3 |
children when they are | 3 |
others added by his | 3 |
i know what i | 3 |
upon its own bottom | 3 |
the law is not | 3 |
you will have a | 3 |
but more he that | 3 |
the woman and the | 3 |
that of the toung | 3 |
but better carries it | 3 |
in former times the | 3 |
if thou hast a | 3 |
of the eye are | 3 |
finding any one upon | 3 |
a proud horse that | 3 |
spare at the brim | 3 |
better belly burst then | 3 |
box on the ear | 3 |
may seeme to have | 3 |
put them on his | 3 |
one yate for another | 3 |
in every mans boat | 3 |
when a man is | 3 |
a milstone as another | 3 |
is an ancient greek | 3 |
you must cry roast | 3 |
thy horse for a | 3 |
halting before a cripple | 3 |
hath a great share | 3 |
temple for a garden | 3 |
one of the most | 3 |
the shoe is lost | 3 |
you are a hammer | 3 |
is the child whose | 3 |
in respect of their | 3 |
to keep out the | 3 |
tread not in one | 3 |
a sad house where | 3 |
an aequivoque in the | 3 |
are bills of charges | 3 |
time to know the | 3 |
fire maketh sweet malt | 3 |
starts not at assurances | 3 |
to him that hath | 3 |
de la buena no | 3 |
one of the greatest | 3 |
good horse that never | 3 |
who payes his debts | 3 |
rises in the morning | 3 |
must hunger in frost | 3 |
take heed of the | 3 |
when you are an | 3 |
he that owes nothing | 3 |
more wayes to the | 3 |
when the cat is | 3 |
of original in huntington | 3 |
if your head be | 3 |
mettray tous mes cinq | 3 |
countrey the sun riseth | 3 |
what he doth not | 3 |
labours and thrives spins | 3 |
welshman and an englishman | 3 |
of one that hath | 3 |
who hath once the | 3 |
i take it to | 3 |
the devil sends cooks | 3 |
hands make light work | 3 |
french and italian in | 3 |
have hit the nail | 3 |
so that it should | 3 |
a la postre viene | 3 |
for wise men to | 3 |
out of an antient | 3 |
he that strikes with | 3 |
that strikes with his | 3 |
the shooe will hold | 3 |
have better bread then | 3 |
applied to those who | 3 |
woman are ever repairing | 3 |
and wise men eat | 3 |
selected from the finest | 3 |
horse that will not | 3 |
he cannot make him | 3 |
the god of love | 3 |
if there were not | 3 |
put the cart before | 3 |
a flea in his | 3 |
the devil shites upon | 3 |
must be no choosers | 3 |
dinner sit a while | 3 |
proverbs with their explications | 3 |
of that reverend divine | 3 |
are not like to | 3 |
was killed by the | 3 |
the devil is good | 3 |
i love his little | 3 |
stars are but spangles | 3 |
dio mi guardi da | 3 |
the good will of | 3 |
may be referred that | 3 |
you are as wise | 3 |
holy and profitable sayings | 3 |
ride a young colt | 3 |
is used against those | 3 |
luy arracher le nez | 3 |
mouse in time may | 3 |
the devil and the | 3 |
to be happy then | 3 |
tristan in his parallel | 3 |
not what he ought | 3 |
when you are a | 3 |
when you ride a | 3 |
sonne to king henry | 3 |
it is used when | 3 |
the custome of the | 3 |
if thou desirest to | 3 |
many can pack the | 3 |
must have a long | 3 |
the first eighteen by | 3 |
she simpers like a | 3 |
gett meat for his | 3 |
that which is to | 3 |
worth two of a | 3 |
to change their names | 3 |
smooth from hand to | 3 |
is the paper of | 3 |
and it will follow | 3 |
then of any other | 3 |
every one puts his | 3 |
a trade hath a | 3 |
breeches of a bare | 3 |
he was but a | 3 |
as drunk as a | 3 |
wilt live in peace | 3 |
hath ready money when | 3 |
an old man is | 3 |
a fool in his | 3 |
la buena no fies | 3 |
the end of his | 3 |
are the highest hills | 3 |
that he might the | 3 |
world was weary of | 3 |
words are but wind | 3 |
that there are many | 3 |
the sport is to | 3 |
then thy whole body | 3 |
furthest way about is | 3 |
the nature of a | 3 |
is made of wheat | 3 |
saith d r fuller | 3 |
rain comes fair weather | 3 |
that they might not | 3 |
as in any other | 3 |
not this out of | 3 |
sit in your place | 3 |
the perswasion of the | 3 |
an englishman to the | 3 |
of some of them | 3 |
wife is the key | 3 |
came to the empire | 3 |
quanti pani fanno una | 3 |
if the old dog | 3 |
one son makes him | 3 |
spender god is the | 3 |
the way to rome | 3 |
on hobson the carrier | 3 |
wetteth an englishman to | 3 |
be beaten with the | 3 |
the child whose father | 3 |
god will send thee | 3 |
do what he can | 3 |
se couche avec les | 3 |
you shall meet with | 3 |
horse the rider is | 3 |
a short horse is | 3 |
him not put them | 3 |
and so it is | 3 |
then is made of | 3 |
not save what it | 3 |
this out of my | 3 |
crow thinks her own | 3 |
mentir qui vient de | 3 |
thou hast a mind | 3 |
at another mans cost | 3 |
that comes of a | 3 |
belly burst then good | 3 |
should be like a | 3 |
the weight of anothers | 3 |
reckoning maketh long friends | 3 |
good cheap is dear | 3 |
che non accasca in | 3 |
was not built in | 3 |
proverb is applied to | 3 |
whereunto are added local | 3 |
came to be a | 3 |
the voice of the | 3 |
hold against the power | 3 |
out of his mothers | 3 |
wine wears no breeches | 3 |
have a long spoon | 3 |
well that ends well | 3 |
a fool and his | 3 |
for hope the heart | 3 |
put the more in | 3 |
lend thy horse for | 3 |
he shall have nay | 3 |
he is able to | 3 |
too old to learn | 3 |
be a merchant but | 3 |
knows his own father | 3 |
at home is better | 3 |
lo publico es secreto | 3 |
spoon who will eat | 3 |
praise nor dispraise thy | 3 |
and thrives spins gold | 3 |
a quart of milk | 3 |
muger negra trementina en | 3 |
pricks at the tortoise | 3 |
also by the same | 3 |
i cry you mercy | 3 |
wrongs not an old | 3 |
best will save it | 3 |
in a long journey | 3 |
that he would not | 3 |
the time of their | 3 |
as wise as the | 3 |
ounce of good fortune | 3 |
it is applicable to | 3 |
in all the fower | 3 |
though the mastiffe be | 3 |
he looks as if | 3 |
his fault on the | 3 |
better bread then is | 3 |
tous mes cinq sens | 3 |
italians are wise before | 3 |
threatned folks live long | 3 |
are as wise as | 3 |
la mala muger te | 3 |
was born of a | 3 |
praise a fair day | 3 |
the lame goes as | 3 |
is never out of | 3 |
and fellow of the | 3 |
if one knew how | 3 |
provender hinder no journey | 3 |
it be the same | 3 |
the wood for trees | 3 |
of the sport is | 3 |
much as to say | 3 |
lost for want of | 3 |
lean as a rake | 3 |
what he would not | 3 |
certain choyce french proverbs | 3 |
never shot in his | 3 |
his shop in his | 3 |
eats the kings goose | 3 |
when a dog is | 3 |
he hath ready money | 3 |
or old cambrian proverbs | 3 |
is not made for | 3 |
flay a louse to | 3 |
that will be a | 3 |
much discernd in their | 3 |
vntill about the time | 3 |
throw stones at another | 3 |
a bird in the | 3 |
wolf by the ears | 3 |
out of my fingers | 3 |
son makes him a | 3 |
the chicken is the | 3 |
loup prend le mouton | 3 |
the more in the | 3 |
then at the bottom | 3 |
courtes folies sont les | 3 |
when a thing is | 3 |
fierce as a lion | 3 |
as a dog can | 3 |
may bring a horse | 3 |
ounce of fortune is | 3 |
it is appliable to | 3 |
and money accommodate all | 3 |
shrew then a sheep | 3 |
the best in their | 3 |
he is a cunning | 3 |
reason pist my goose | 3 |
will eat with the | 3 |
a gentleman without money | 3 |
method for the speedy | 3 |
butter is gold in | 3 |
flea in his ear | 3 |
proverbs digested into a | 3 |
worse shod then the | 3 |
would not leave one | 3 |
and when he was | 3 |
disposed and englished added | 3 |
he came to be | 3 |
well is learned enough | 3 |
in hand is better | 3 |
long spoon who will | 3 |
hair of a woman | 3 |
is taken by the | 3 |
fool in his sleeve | 3 |
soon crooks the tree | 3 |
there were no little | 3 |
tender as a parsons | 3 |
a pigg of my | 3 |
if you will be | 3 |
couche avec les chiens | 3 |
wayes to the wood | 3 |
he commanded him to | 3 |
have a good key | 3 |
alluding to his name | 3 |
in the dust fills | 3 |
marrying the daughter and | 3 |
so soon healed as | 3 |
quoth william of wickham | 3 |
half away in parings | 3 |
was never a good | 3 |
must go to the | 3 |
children are bills of | 3 |
a nation is much | 3 |
and profitable sayings of | 3 |
all weather is cold | 3 |
quoth mortimer to his | 3 |
that hath a head | 3 |
they have done some | 3 |
lock will hold against | 3 |
that passeth a winters | 3 |
were not ill taken | 3 |
there needs a long | 3 |
words will not fill | 3 |
that tells his wife | 3 |
one stroke fells not | 3 |
dead to the world | 3 |
after supper walk a | 3 |
to do nothing then | 3 |
pauls for a man | 3 |
of christmas so long | 3 |
cheval par la bride | 3 |
a hammer strike your | 3 |
looks as if he | 3 |
before he was emperour | 3 |
there were no ill | 3 |
alone must saddle his | 3 |
women laugh when they | 3 |
too much of one | 3 |
no ill of the | 3 |
leg and the wing | 3 |
it appeareth in the | 3 |
shod then the shooemakers | 3 |
not in one shoe | 3 |
qui se couche avec | 3 |
that we ought to | 3 |
cured with the elbow | 3 |
language grates not the | 3 |
the world was weary | 3 |
loaf then no bread | 3 |
a feast and a | 3 |
to the old fool | 3 |
gets out of debt | 3 |
not the same at | 3 |
an ague in the | 3 |
giving much to the | 3 |
a man to the | 3 |
god guard me from | 3 |
but your teeth must | 3 |
qui se fait brebis | 3 |
the key of the | 3 |
and that which is | 3 |
to requite their parents | 3 |
the chicken hath wings | 3 |
to make a dearth | 3 |
qui vient de loin | 3 |
makes his bed ill | 3 |
he that passeth a | 3 |
be happy then wise | 3 |
not the mouse ever | 3 |
who eates his cock | 3 |
and a wife to | 3 |
that will enter into | 3 |
may serve for proverbs | 3 |
this is spoken of | 3 |
that bears the purse | 3 |
many hands make light | 3 |
to be in vse | 3 |
the haire of his | 3 |
que celuy qui ne | 3 |
best remedy against an | 3 |
at easter clean souls | 3 |
time of the conquest | 3 |
given horse in the | 3 |
be an early riser | 3 |
him the leg and | 3 |
by doing nothing we | 3 |
if thou wilt not | 3 |
he caused him to | 3 |
fast as a dog | 3 |
cold water and hot | 3 |
king edward the second | 3 |
ne faut que demy | 3 |
is said to have | 3 |
acre is good land | 3 |
the gift of god | 3 |
whole body of a | 3 |
every one is a | 3 |
an acre is good | 3 |
dog for his man | 3 |
he hath made a | 3 |
not her husband obey | 3 |
martin perdit son asne | 3 |
the princes of this | 3 |
as it is said | 3 |
and steal a horse | 3 |
it will follow thee | 3 |
growing youth hath a | 3 |
eyes are bigger then | 3 |
hast the worse speed | 3 |
puts his fault on | 3 |
and love me long | 3 |
is in danger to | 3 |
the best ornament of | 3 |
them a hundred paces | 3 |
to smithfield for a | 3 |
will enter into paradise | 3 |
as fat as a | 3 |
a loaf then no | 3 |
think no body sees | 3 |
de la mala muger | 3 |
all is not gospel | 3 |
makes not the monk | 3 |
as good play for | 3 |
is appliable to such | 3 |
even reckoning maketh long | 3 |
plus pres est la | 3 |
the greatest part of | 3 |
out of gods blessing | 3 |
to be merry and | 3 |
dwell in a city | 3 |
less known or exotick | 3 |
cannot grind with the | 3 |
englished added also by | 3 |
it is reported of | 3 |
put out the fire | 3 |
the fire in the | 3 |
as well as i | 3 |
i le ni charer | 3 |
in danger to be | 3 |
is dead to the | 3 |
devil turns his back | 3 |
he knows not a | 3 |
impossible to a willing | 3 |
will deceive the fox | 3 |
market is the best | 3 |
as much as a | 3 |
in his own house | 3 |
time of his reigne | 3 |
for one pleasure a | 3 |
the stars are but | 3 |
comes forth with his | 3 |
that i may note | 3 |
life of man is | 3 |
so in former times | 3 |
love of a punk | 3 |
that the moon is | 3 |
any one upon occasion | 3 |
his shop without newgate | 3 |
and to smithfield for | 3 |
nothing dries sooner then | 3 |
that wipes the childs | 3 |
snow or pound it | 3 |
fine dressing is a | 3 |
to the senate of | 3 |
much and erre much | 3 |
the speedy finding any | 3 |
no sooner is a | 3 |
give me chalk for | 3 |
a given horse in | 3 |
jour qui ne vienne | 3 |
he slew his brother | 3 |
your head be of | 3 |