Renaissance Drama — Topics · seed 42

Topic 6 — Money, debt and credit

Dominant work: Two Wise Men and All the Rest Fools · genre mix of this topic (British Drama labels): comedy 58%; tragedy 9%; satire; dialogue 9%

187chunks
92,945words
76works
23works with ≥3 chunks
9 %dominant work
17 %top-3 works

All statistics on this page are on the representative editions (one per work). Including the other editions, placed after the fit: 192 chunks · 76 works · 95,374 words — those 5 chunks are listed at the end of the page and are not part of any figure above.

Classification cross-work theme (confirmed, in the genre comparison) · confirmed by the researcher
Label (researcher): Money, debt and credit
Original AI draft — before researcher review
draft label: Money, debt and arrest · pattern basis: thematic_discourse
187 chunks, 76 works, no work above 9 %. Debts, bonds, arrests at a creditor's suit, gold chains pawned or stolen, lawyers and fees; London city plays but also Comedy of Errors and Soliman and Perseda. Cross-work theme.
chunks read for the draft: 813_00041;1133_00035;628_00031;602_00020;188_00015;866_00015;973_00029

In the analyses: author comparisons for this topic · this topic by decade.

Keywords

Class-TF-IDF (uniform rule)

moneymasterpoundlawlawyerchaingentlemangoldpaypray

KeyBERT-style (cosine of word to topic centroid)

gentlemengentlemanshillingspoorchainmoneyfellowgoldmenfaith

MMR (diversified)

gentlemenshillingspraychainpoorhonestlawyerpayhouselook

Amber = capitalised in ≥80 % of occurrences (probable name). Keywords are computed on the unmasked text.

Most typical chunk of each of the leading works

Two Wise Men and All the Rest Fools typ. 0.86
Anonymous, 1619 · satire; dialogue · 16 chunks of this work here
In lodging? I am ashamed to hear such a word, (though you be not to allege so base a reckoning) I had always my own sheets, except sometimes when mine were finer, you would change …
The Knave in Grain, New Vamped typ. 0.82
D., J., 1640 · comedy · 8 chunks of this work here
This is his walk, and without waiting long you may spy him. Say but that's he, and 'tis enough. Stand as close as you can: If he have but the least suspicion of an arrest, he's gon…
Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants) typ. 0.83
Middleton, Thomas, 1608 · comedy · 7 chunks of this work here
hear me but what I say sir, I do protest I would not be he that should betray a man, to be Prince of the world. Mass that's the devil, I thank you heartily, for he's called prince …
The Phoenix typ. 0.80
Middleton, Thomas, 1607 · comedy · 6 chunks of this work here
What a fair fist the pretty whoreson writes, as if he had had manners and bringing up, a farmer's Son: his Father damns himself to sell musty Corn, while he ventures the Money, 'tw…
A Knack to Know a Knave typ. 0.86
Anonymous, 1594 · moral · 5 chunks of this work here
Then assure thyself, if Ethenwald dissemble, he shall die: but who comes here? Perin, what news, that thou comest in such haste? and what is he that bears thee company? It is my gr…
A Looking Glass for London and England typ. 0.84
Lodge, Thomas / Greene, Robert, 1594 · biblical play; moral · 5 chunks of this work here
Faith sir judge, I pray you let me be the Gentleman's Counsellor, for I can say thus much in his defence, that the Usurer's Clock is the swiftest Clock in all the Town, 'tis sir li…
The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The typ. 0.82
Middleton, Thomas, 1607 · comedy · 5 chunks of this work here
Brother be patient, hear me speak, you know I told you that a cunning man told me, that you should have a loss, and he has prophesied so true. Out he's a villain, to prophesy of th…
Westward Ho typ. 0.79
Dekker, Thomas / Webster, John, 1607 · comedy · 5 chunks of this work here
Welcome good mistress Tenterhook. Sergeant I must needs have my cousin go a little Way out of Town with me and to secure thee, here are two Diamonds, they are worth two hundred pou…

Genre mix (chunks of this topic, British Drama labels)

comedy
108 (58 %)
tragedy
16 (9 %)
satire; dialogue
16 (9 %)
moral
15 (8 %)
history
12 (6 %)
tragicomedy
8 (4 %)
biblical play; moral
5 (3 %)
romance
2 (1 %)

This is the direction topic → genre, on the raw British Drama labels; the share of each genre group's text that falls in this topic is on the Genre page.

Works

Two Wise Men and All the Rest Fools (16), The Knave in Grain, New Vamped (8), Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Galla (7), The Phoenix (6), A Knack to Know a Knave (5), A Looking Glass for London and England (5), The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Str (5), Westward Ho (5), The Comedy of Errors (5), Timon of Athens (5), The Tide Tarrieth No Man (4), The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venic (4), Thomas Lord Cromwell (4), 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody (Th (4), Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks (4) …

Excerpts

Every Man Out of His Humor (1600) · typ. 0.88
I perceive you sir, I will take up, and bring myself in credit sure. Marry this; always beware you commerce not with bankrupts, or poor needy Ludgathians: they are impudent creatures, turbulent spirits, they care not what violent tragedies they stir, nor how they play fast and lose with a poor gentle…
2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody (The Second P (1606) · typ. 0.88
…oking for one, what's My name M. Iohn, I have been merry at your uncles many a time, my name's Honesty. i'faith. Nay, i'll assure you his name is Honesty, and I am Quick Honesty! who the pox gave thee that name? (his Yeoman. But thou must do an office for my Uncle: Hear Quick, run thou before and enter the action, there's money, an action…
The Comedy of Errors (1623) · typ. 0.87
Stop in your wind sir, tell me this I pray? Where have you left the money that I gave you. Oh six pence that I had a wensday last, To pay the Saddler for my Mistress crupper: The Saddler had it Sir, I kept it…
The Three Ladies of London (1592) · typ. 0.86
Tush sir, I can make black white, and white black again, Tut he that will be a Lawyer, must I ave a thousand ways to feign, And many times we Lawyers do one befriend another, And let good matters slip, tut we agree like brother and brother, Why sir, what shall let us to wrest and turn the law as we list, Seeing…
If It Be Not Good, the Devil Is in It (If This Be (1612) · typ. 0.86
…n good truth sir. To know you I am bold sir, You have lands of mine in mortgage, this is my day, And here's your crowns. signor Innocentio; My memory had quite lost you, pray sit both, A bowl of wine here. Sir it shall not need: Please you to fetch my evidence, whilst we tell. What needs this forward spring? faith two months hence Had bee…
The Winter's Tale (1623) · typ. 0.86
…e so my care, To have you royally appointed, as if The Scene you play, were mine. For instance Sir, That you may know you shall not want: one word. Ha', ha', what a Fool Honesty is? and Trust (his sworn brother) a very simple Gentleman. I have sold all my trumpery: not a counterfeit Stone, not a Ribbon, Glass, Pomander, Browch, Table-book…
Two Wise Men and All the Rest Fools (1619) · typ. 0.86
…0ˡ I will take my leave now. Soft a while, where is your witness that I have 100l. of yours? And if I had, thou wert content I should use it as mine own. But go to, I'll pay thee. There was a knave ran away with 100l. of mine, I'll change with thee; seek him out, take the money, and hang him, that's interest. This is a poor help for my 10…
A Knack to Know a Knave (1594) · typ. 0.86
…nd the king, He answered sir, you see I am but poor, Not half so wealthy as a Knight or Squire, And yet in sign of duty to his Grace, I will lend his Majesty two hundred pound. Thanks honest fellow, for thy love to us, And if I may but pleasure thee in aught, Command me to the uttermost I may: England hath too few men of thy good mind. Ho…
Timon of Athens (1623) · typ. 0.85
…: No more I pray, and he's a Steward. How fain would I have hated all mankind, And thou redeemest thyself. But all save thee, I fell with Curses. Me thinks thou art more honest now, then wise: For, by oppressing and betraying me, Thou mightst have sooner got another Service: For many so arrive at second Masters, Upon their first Lord's ne…
Thomas Lord Cromwell (1602) · typ. 0.85
…er right a woman's wrong: To that same God I bend and bow my heart, To let his heavy wrath fall on thy head, By whom my hopes and joys are, butchered. Alas fond woman, I pray thee pray thy worst, The Fox fares better still when he is cursed. Master Bowser your welcome sir from England, What's the best news? how doth all our friends? They …
2 The Honest Whore (2 The Converted Courtesan) (1630) · typ. 0.85
…, here's six ducats, if you'll take them. Give me them: an evil conscience gnaw them all, moths and plagues hang upon their lousy wardrobes. Is this your man, Matheo? An old Servingman. You may give me tother halfe too, sir: That's the Beggar. What haste there, gold? A sort of Rascals are in my debt, (God knows what) and they feed me with…
2 The Honest Whore (2 The Converted Courtesan) (1630) · typ. 0.85
…der: fie upon this silver Lechery, fie; if I may have meat to my mouth, and rags to my back, and a flock-bed to snort upon, when I die, the longer liver take all. A good old Boy, i'faith, if thou servest me, thou shalt eat as I eat, drink as I drink, lie as I lie, and ride as I ride. That's if you have money to hire horses. What dost thou…

All 187 chunks of the representative editions (chronological; click a header to sort)

chunkplayauthorpublishedgenrewordstypicality
103_00026SupposesGascoigne, George / Ariosto, Ludov1573comedy4820.729
121_00015The Tide Tarrieth No ManWapull, George1576moral4600.801
121_00006The Tide Tarrieth No ManWapull, George1576moral5250.783
121_00008The Tide Tarrieth No ManWapull, George1576moral5020.781
121_00007The Tide Tarrieth No ManWapull, George1576moral5130.684
123_00024All for MoneyLupton, Thomas1578moral5010.815
155_00034The Three Lords and Three Ladies of LondonWilson, Robert1590moral5090.815
155_00024The Three Lords and Three Ladies of LondonWilson, Robert1590moral5200.797
146_00010The Three Ladies of LondonWilson, Robert1592moral4920.864
188_00007Soliman and Perseda (Zulziman)Anonymous1592tragedy5080.842
146_00024The Three Ladies of LondonWilson, Robert1592moral5180.816
188_00015Soliman and Perseda (Zulziman)Anonymous1592tragedy5440.754
209_00021A Knack to Know a KnaveAnonymous1594moral5160.856
216_00012A Looking Glass for London and EnglandLodge, Thomas / Greene, Robert1594biblical play; moral4960.844
209_00011A Knack to Know a KnaveAnonymous1594moral4940.835
239_00033Mother BombieLyly, John1594comedy4970.833
209_00017A Knack to Know a KnaveAnonymous1594moral4810.833
216_00005A Looking Glass for London and EnglandLodge, Thomas / Greene, Robert1594biblical play; moral4820.832
209_00010A Knack to Know a KnaveAnonymous1594moral4940.809
216_00010A Looking Glass for London and EnglandLodge, Thomas / Greene, Robert1594biblical play; moral5130.809
216_00011A Looking Glass for London and EnglandLodge, Thomas / Greene, Robert1594biblical play; moral4650.801
209_00014A Knack to Know a KnaveAnonymous1594moral5090.794
216_00006A Looking Glass for London and EnglandLodge, Thomas / Greene, Robert1594biblical play; moral4750.778
314_00033The Scottish History of James the FourthGreene, Robert1598romance5290.826
310_00011The Blind Beggar of Alexandria (Irus)Chapman, George1598comedy4900.799
365_00009Every Man Out of His HumorJonson, Ben1600comedy5020.883
391_00023The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venice)Shakespeare, William1600comedy4630.845
365_00020Every Man Out of His HumorJonson, Ben1600comedy4980.820
365_00054Every Man Out of His HumorJonson, Ben1600comedy5070.804
376_000241 Sir John OldcastleWilson, Robert / Drayton, Michael 1600history5110.798
391_00004The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venice)Shakespeare, William1600comedy5380.783
391_00006The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venice)Shakespeare, William1600comedy5260.749
391_00005The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venice)Shakespeare, William1600comedy5080.721
415_00002Two Lamentable TragediesYarington, Robert1601tragedy5060.830
404_00047Every Man in His HumorJonson, Ben1601comedy5250.793
431_00008Thomas Lord CromwellS., W.1602history5210.851
431_00003Thomas Lord CromwellS., W.1602history4980.844
441_00022A Larum for London, or The Siege of AntwerpAnonymous1602history5070.813
431_00020Thomas Lord CromwellS., W.1602history5070.804
431_00017Thomas Lord CromwellS., W.1602history4990.802
441_00018A Larum for London, or The Siege of AntwerpAnonymous1602history4960.785
471_000081 The Honest Whore (1 The Converted Courtesan) (The PatDekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas1604comedy4930.790
471_000331 The Honest Whore (1 The Converted Courtesan) (The PatDekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas1604comedy4840.775
496_00015When You See Me You Know Me (Henry the Eighth)Rowley, Samuel1605history5060.707
514_00021Eastward HoChapman, George / Jonson, Ben / Ma1605comedy5120.705
527_000112 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody (The Second Part oHeywood, Thomas1606history5060.880
527_000182 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody (The Second Part oHeywood, Thomas1606history4750.834
527_000172 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody (The Second Part oHeywood, Thomas1606history4970.775
527_000162 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody (The Second Part oHeywood, Thomas1606history4910.703
586_00020The Miseries of Enforced MarriageWilkins, George1607tragedy4940.848
603_00019A Woman Killed with KindnessHeywood, Thomas1607tragedy4790.837
603_00007A Woman Killed with KindnessHeywood, Thomas1607tragedy4820.836
594_00006The Revenger's TragedyMiddleton, Thomas1607tragedy4650.832
591_00017The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The PuritaMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy5200.818
573_00017The PhoenixMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy4830.800
591_00020The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The PuritaMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy5050.793
602_00024Westward HoDekker, Thomas / Webster, John1607comedy4640.789
591_00022The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The PuritaMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy4960.785
602_00019Westward HoDekker, Thomas / Webster, John1607comedy5000.779
602_00043Westward HoDekker, Thomas / Webster, John1607comedy5150.777
591_00018The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The PuritaMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy5040.771
570_00011The Fair Maid of the ExchangeAnonymous1607comedy4550.769
586_00019The Miseries of Enforced MarriageWilkins, George1607tragedy4930.767
573_00022The PhoenixMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy4930.760
573_00023The PhoenixMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy4840.747
590_00009Northward HoDekker, Thomas / Webster, John1607comedy5040.746
573_00021The PhoenixMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy4940.746
602_00020Westward HoDekker, Thomas / Webster, John1607comedy4710.741
602_00028Westward HoDekker, Thomas / Webster, John1607comedy4790.735
573_00008The PhoenixMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy4990.722
591_00021The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The PuritaMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy5020.717
575_00001Michaelmas TermMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy5050.689
573_00007The PhoenixMiddleton, Thomas1607comedy4890.618
628_00019Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants)Middleton, Thomas1608comedy5160.833
614_00025A Trick to Catch the Old OneMiddleton, Thomas1608comedy5080.810
628_00031Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants)Middleton, Thomas1608comedy4570.800
628_00033Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants)Middleton, Thomas1608comedy4920.795
628_00006Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants)Middleton, Thomas1608comedy4790.761
628_00004Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants)Middleton, Thomas1608comedy4950.748
629_00008Law TricksDay, John1608comedy4960.738
628_00022Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants)Middleton, Thomas1608comedy4940.722
616_00032The Family of LoveBarry, Lording1608comedy4680.718
628_00032Your Five Gallants (The Five Witty Gallants)Middleton, Thomas1608comedy5080.652
663_00027The Case Is AlteredJonson, Ben1609comedy4880.805
665_00024Every Woman in Her HumorAnonymous1609comedy4970.767
663_00030The Case Is AlteredJonson, Ben1609comedy4960.667
681_00010Histriomastix, or The Player WhippedMarston, John1610moral4950.790
683_00002Ram Alley, or Merry TricksBarry, Lording1611comedy4630.844
683_00028Ram Alley, or Merry TricksBarry, Lording1611comedy4950.794
683_00011Ram Alley, or Merry TricksBarry, Lording1611comedy5040.743
696_00003The Roaring Girl, or Moll CutpurseDekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas1611comedy5040.723
696_00026The Roaring Girl, or Moll CutpurseDekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas1611comedy5150.631
683_00007Ram Alley, or Merry TricksBarry, Lording1611comedy5010.603
707_00016If It Be Not Good, the Devil Is in It (If This Be Not aDekker, Thomas1612comedy4980.860
701_00049The AlchemistJonson, Ben1612comedy5020.806
701_00051The AlchemistJonson, Ben1612comedy4820.805
707_00017If It Be Not Good, the Devil Is in It (If This Be Not aDekker, Thomas1612comedy4970.788
707_00024If It Be Not Good, the Devil Is in It (If This Be Not aDekker, Thomas1612comedy4810.779
708_00015The White Devil (Vittoria Corombona)Webster, John1612tragedy4910.773
701_00025The AlchemistJonson, Ben1612comedy4990.716
707_00015If It Be Not Good, the Devil Is in It (If This Be Not aDekker, Thomas1612comedy4820.703
730_00019The Hog Hath Lost His PearlTailor, Robert1614comedy4870.842
732_00026Greene's Tu Quoque, or The City GallantCooke, John1614comedy4990.830
730_00004The Hog Hath Lost His PearlTailor, Robert1614comedy4910.750
745_00022AlbumazarTomkis, Thomas1615comedy4940.846
745_00042AlbumazarTomkis, Thomas1615comedy5000.832
741_00031Cupid's RevengeBeaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John1615tragedy4990.786
745_00021AlbumazarTomkis, Thomas1615comedy4920.762
745_00012AlbumazarTomkis, Thomas1615comedy4780.618
765_00012The Honest LawyerS., S.1616comedy4980.779
765_00011The Honest LawyerS., S.1616comedy4750.730
796_00008Hans Beer-Pot (See Me and See Me Not)Belchier, Dabridgcourt1618comedy4600.785
796_00001Hans Beer-Pot (See Me and See Me Not)Belchier, Dabridgcourt1618comedy5160.766
796_00006Hans Beer-Pot (See Me and See Me Not)Belchier, Dabridgcourt1618comedy4560.724
796_00009Hans Beer-Pot (See Me and See Me Not)Belchier, Dabridgcourt1618comedy4840.677
794_00013Technogamia, or The Marriages of the ArtsHolyday, Barten1618comedy4430.648
813_00039Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5270.857
813_00054Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5070.847
813_00019Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue4940.835
813_00052Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5020.830
813_00021Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5080.815
813_00038Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5370.802
813_00040Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5260.784
813_00036Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5110.782
813_00037Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue4960.776
813_00025Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue4870.770
813_00028Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5070.754
813_00042Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5050.749
813_00041Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5030.742
813_00001Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue4940.702
813_00044Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5140.699
813_00024Two Wise Men and All the Rest FoolsAnonymous1619satire; dialogue5080.692
823_00014The World Tossed at TennisMiddleton, Thomas / Rowley, Willia1620masque4720.735
850_00025The HeirMay, Thomas1622comedy4920.707
866_00003The Comedy of ErrorsShakespeare, William1623comedy5210.865
874_00036The Winter's TaleShakespeare, William1623romance4860.857
884_00029Timon of AthensShakespeare, William / Middleton, 1623tragedy5310.852
866_00022The Comedy of ErrorsShakespeare, William1623comedy5040.842
866_00015The Comedy of ErrorsShakespeare, William1623comedy4960.842
884_00008Timon of AthensShakespeare, William / Middleton, 1623tragedy5080.840
884_00012Timon of AthensShakespeare, William / Middleton, 1623tragedy5020.828
857_00027The Devil's Law Case (When Women Go to Law the Devil IsWebster, John1623tragicomedy5080.824
884_00015Timon of AthensShakespeare, William / Middleton, 1623tragedy4830.824
866_00021The Comedy of ErrorsShakespeare, William1623comedy4880.813
866_00014The Comedy of ErrorsShakespeare, William1623comedy4950.809
857_00030The Devil's Law Case (When Women Go to Law the Devil IsWebster, John1623tragicomedy4900.782
884_00013Timon of AthensShakespeare, William / Middleton, 1623tragedy5020.772
857_00008The Devil's Law Case (When Women Go to Law the Devil IsWebster, John1623tragicomedy4890.736
857_00028The Devil's Law Case (When Women Go to Law the Devil IsWebster, John1623tragicomedy5000.711
947_000232 The Honest Whore (2 The Converted Courtesan)Dekker, Thomas1630comedy4910.850
947_000112 The Honest Whore (2 The Converted Courtesan)Dekker, Thomas1630comedy4890.849
930_00000The Renegado, or The Gentleman of VeniceMassinger, Philip1630tragicomedy5280.791
927_00010The Just ItalianDavenant, William1630tragicomedy5020.761
930_00006The Renegado, or The Gentleman of VeniceMassinger, Philip1630tragicomedy4930.738
947_000392 The Honest Whore (2 The Converted Courtesan)Dekker, Thomas1630comedy5290.713
952_00147The Spanish Bawd (Calisto and Meliboea) (Celestina)Mabbe, James / Rojas, Fernando de1631tragicomedy; literary 4910.796
973_00029The Devil Is an AssJonson, Ben1631comedy4610.776
972_00031The Staple of NewsJonson, Ben1631comedy4860.759
952_00039The Spanish Bawd (Calisto and Meliboea) (Celestina)Mabbe, James / Rojas, Fernando de1631tragicomedy; literary 5960.757
972_00018The Staple of NewsJonson, Ben1631comedy4930.723
973_00013The Devil Is an AssJonson, Ben1631comedy5150.686
978_00025A New Wonder, A Woman Never VexedHeywood, Thomas / Rowley, William1632comedy4870.787
978_00010A New Wonder, A Woman Never VexedHeywood, Thomas / Rowley, William1632comedy4790.782
998_00029The Jew of MaltaMarlowe, Christopher1633tragedy5240.848
997_00008A New Way to Pay Old DebtsMassinger, Philip1633comedy4830.832
1007_00021The English TravellerHeywood, Thomas1633tragicomedy4820.814
999_00007A Match at MidnightR., W.1633comedy4890.811
999_00001A Match at MidnightR., W.1633comedy5260.804
999_00004A Match at MidnightR., W.1633comedy5040.733
999_00005A Match at MidnightR., W.1633comedy4870.730
1039_00023The Wonder of A KingdomDekker, Thomas1636comedy5000.792
1051_00039The Lady of PleasureShirley, James1637comedy4700.788
1110_00028A New Trick to Cheat the DevilDavenport, Robert1639comedy5070.812
1102_00001The Sophister (Fallacy, or The Troubles of Great HermenZouche, Richard1639comedy4960.804
1110_00010A New Trick to Cheat the DevilDavenport, Robert1639comedy4890.798
1104_00040Monsieur Thomas (Father's Own Son)Fletcher, John1639comedy4790.773
1133_00035The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy4910.824
1133_00036The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy4890.819
1133_00045The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy4930.780
1133_00001The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy5070.775
1140_00022The AntipodesBrome, Richard1640not in BritDrama5100.772
1173_00027A Tale of a TubJonson, Ben1640comedy4690.748
1133_00007The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy5030.725
1133_00025The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy4930.722
1133_00023The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy4840.716
1133_00000The Knave in Grain, New VampedD., J.1640comedy5020.711
1140_00019The AntipodesBrome, Richard1640not in BritDrama4940.657

Chunks from other editions (5; placed after the fit, not in the statistics)

chunkplayauthorpublishedgenrewordstypicality
104_00026SupposesGascoigne, George / Ariosto, Ludov1575comedy4830.804
432_00003Thomas Lord CromwellS., W.1613history4940.828
392_00007The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venice)Shakespeare, William1619comedy4630.774
393_00025The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venice)Shakespeare, William1623comedy4810.799
393_00006The Merchant of Venice (The Jew of Venice)Shakespeare, William1623comedy5080.722
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