Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T47: knave, rogue, money, knaves, thief, rogues, pray, whore, nichol, book.
I would come in but I am a feared Lest that I be taken by the beard With some catchepol, I have heard How thou hast stolen a purse Thou horsou art thou mad, cum in I say This is not the first hazard that I have scaped if I make au hand to deck my self gay what am I the worse. From thy company I cannot abide I must ●edes hold upon ●hy side y●●wyll and shrewd wit who ca● hide For they will be together. Now welcome wyll and what cha: By god I thought for thee a thousand year P●ace for god's body who cometh there Hauce bear pot Ascon router. Gut nyven soone rutters by the mother got It ●eist onwne s●hon, for s●aue ye ne●e De qus●eker man iche buy do do Uan the groat bnmbarde well ic we●e Dartyck dowsant van enhebit meet Ic best de mavikin van de keining dangli●er De grot kaiser kind ic been his ●usket●r Her● ye not drunken hance how he be gius to praye The ma low part slemi●ge is a little to cheek mate Let the knave alone, for his name is war. Such drunken sl●miniuges your company wilmar Ic bes● nen emond, ic best in such ye sect neat well ic fors●aue ye in doche Cumpt hore lief with your gound stand near it benumbs you better to handle a pot of bear Dat maght ic well dan, ic can skynke fr●lyck Tab. fr●w, ic bringes brore, begot●s nemerick The horsey k●a●● by the ●es●e is drunk A winking for dep● his eyen be clean lonck Ic worlde ye well ye seg dac ic ●●ope Ne nike, u● nike, ic compta ho●e for an and or cope. Well coppin I pray the heartily tell us true Wherefore comest thou hither for any thing to sew ye icke figur en bumbardere van de koyni●g wei it be Heb two skelling de dagh ic c●n scote de culueryn Nay ye shall walk a fleming knave, will ye not see We have English gunner's enough, there is no room empty Ic best en ●om●erde money to m● spreken what segye ye bones, it shall ye yode sta●n We speak not to thee thou art a soone man But go thy way they be not here that promote y● can Cant ye me a de house dragen van degrot here. Hauce ye must go to the court & for wealth inquire What segre ye wealth nenyke he is net hoar wealth best in slaunders, it myself brought him door Be shrew your whoreson s●eminges heart therefore. in deed as he saith, by war in ●launders theris wealth store Segt ye dat brower, by the mother got dan Gut nought it mote waft, to sent cafrin to mi laninam
nodes 366–420 (positions in the processed text, not lines of the printed book) · chunk 6 of 15 in this edition
Length
469 words · 686 tokens
Topic (seed 42)
T47 — Knaves, thieves and bawdscross-work theme (confirmed, in the genre comparison) · typicality 0.787 (cosine to the topic centroid)
Other seeds
seed 43: T46 · seed 44: T41 — topic numbers are assigned independently in each run; equal or different numbers say nothing by themselves
Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
I woulde come in but I am a fearde Least that I be taken by the bearde Wyth some catchepol, I haue heard How thou haste stollen a purse Thou horsou art thou mad, cum in I say This is not the fyrste hazard that I haue scaped yf I make au hand to decke my felfe gay what am I the worse. From thy company I cannot abyde I must edes holde vpon hy syde ywyll and shrewd wit who ca hyde For they will be together. Now welcome wyll and what cha: By god I thought for thee a thosand yere Pace for gods body who cummeth there Hauce bere pot Ascon router. Gut nyuen sone rutters by the moder got It eist ōwne shon, for saue ye nee De quseker mau iche bie do do Uan the groate bnmbarde well ic wee Dartyck dowsant van enhebit mete Ic best de mauikin van de keining danglier De grot keyser kind ic bene his usketr Her ye not donkē hance how he be gius to prae The ma low perte slemige is a litle to cheke mate Let the knaue aloue, for his name is war. Such dronken slminiuges your company wilmar Ic bes nen emond, ic best in soche ye secte nete vell ic forsaue ye in doche Cpt hore leyf with yor gound stand nere yt beummes you better to handle a potte of beare Dat maght ic vell dan, ic can skynke frlyck Tab bers frw, ic briges brore, begots nemerick The horse ka by he ese is dronke A winking for dep his eyen be cleane lonck Ic ore ye vell ye seg dac ic ope Ne nike, u nike, ic compta hoe for an aud or cope. Wel coppin I pray the hartly tell vs trew Wherfore comest thou hether for any thig to sew ye icke fgr en būbardere vā de koynig wei it be Heb twe skelling de dagh ic cn scote de culueryn Nay ye shall walke a fleming knaue, wyl ye not see We haue English gnners ynow, there is no rome empty Ic best en omerde moye to m spreken what segye ye bones, it sal ye yode stan We speake not to thee thou art a sone man But goe thy way they be not here that promot y• cā Cant ye me a de house dragen van degrot here. Hauce ye must go to y• court & for welth inquire What segre ye welth nenyke he is net hore welth best in saunders, it my self brought him dore Be shrew your horson seminges hert therfore. in dede as he saith, by war in laūders theris welth store Segt ye dat brower, by the moder got dan Gut naught it mot waft, to sent cafrin to mi laninā