Renaissance Drama — Topics · seed 42

The Gypsies Metamorphosed

Jonson, Ben, published 1641 · masque · Occasional;Nonprofessional

18chunks
8,823words
4topics
67 %unassigned

Metadata

TitleThe Gypsies Metamorphosed
AuthorJonson, Ben
Publication year (edition)1641
Genre (British Drama)masque
Genre group (comparison)masque — from the British Drama label · Annals: masque
Play typeOccasional;Nonprofessional
Work / edition / TCP / DEEPwork 585 · edition 1139 · TCP A72473 · DEEP 5124.07
Edition roleRepresentative edition — used in the analysis
First performance / composition (Annals)1621 [Aug 3; Aug 5; Sep]
First performance (BritDrama)1621 [Aug 3]
Theaterbefore the Court;
FormatFolio
Greg585b
Genre (Annals)Masque
Genre (BritDrama)Masque
BritDrama no.1987
Title page[Half-title; G4r] A MASQUE OF THE METAMOPHOS'D GYPSIES.
Title-page performance noteAS IT WAS THRICE PRESENTED TO KING IAMES. FIRST, AT BVRLEIGH on the Hill. NEXT, AT BELVOYR. AND LASTLY, AT WINDSOR. AVGVST, 1621.
Corpus buildcorpus-v3-2026-09-08 · nodes 1218 · witness single

Topic composition (share of words)

unassigned
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10–44332unassignedAS many blessings as there be bones In Ptolome's fingers and all at ones, Held up in Andrew's Cross for the no…
245–81565unassignedRoom for the five Princes of Egypt, mounted all upon the Horse like the four Sons of Aymon, to make the miracl…
382–194560unassignedWO. Quit your places, and not 'cause you cut your laces. All your fortunes we can tell ye, Be they for the bac…
4195–255502T8 Captains, gallants and cheats0.79Captain, if ever at the Bozing Ken, You have in draught of Derby drilled your men; And we have served there ar…
5256–347521unassignedTO the old, long life and treasure, To the young, all health and pleasure; To the fair, their face With eterna…
6348–421446T48 Addressing a lady: love, desire and inti0.76Hurl after an old shoe, I'll be merry what ever I do, Though I keep no time, My words shall chime, I'll overta…
7422–494454T48 Addressing a lady: love, desire and inti0.89YOur pardon Lady, here you stand, If some should judge you by your hand The greatest felon in the Land Detecte…
8495–561482unassignedAS happy a Palm Sir, as most i' the Land, It should be a pure, and an innocent hand; And worthy the trust, For…
9562–627513unassignedOnly your hand, and welcome to Court, Here is a man both for earnest, and sport. You were lately employed And …
10628–685516unassignedCan they Cant, or Mill? are they masters of their Arts? Not bachelors these, they cannot have proceeded so far…
11686–726508unassignedHas hit the right nail o'th' head, his own game. And the very metal he deals in at play if you mark it. Peace,…
12727–794498unassignedOur whole stock, is that gone? how will Tom Ticklefoot do to wet his whistle than? Mary, a new collection, the…
13795–863507T26 Devils, hell and fiends0.67EXcellent i'faith, a most restorative Gipsy, all's here again; and yet by his learning of Legierdemaine, he wo…
14864–905498T26 Devils, hell and fiends0.77A London Cuckold, hot from the spit, And when the Carver up had broke him; The Devil chopped up his head at a …
15906–983469unassignedI, upon those terms Sir, and in hope your Captain keeps better cheer than he made the Devil, for my stomach wi…
16984–1070484T30 Constables, justices and the watch0.83Admirable tricks, and he does 'em all se defendendo, as if he would not be taken in the trap of authority, by …
171071–1146477unassignedFRom a Gipsy, in the morning, Or a pair of squint-eyes turning: From the Coblin, and the spectre, Or a Drunkar…
181147–1217491unassignedHOw right he doth confess him in his face, His brow, his eye, and every mark of State; As if he were the issue…