Topic 8 — Captains, gallants and cheats

Dominant work: The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Puritan Widow) · genre mix of this topic (British Drama labels): comedy 83%; romance 5%; tragedy 4%

134chunks

66,127words

44works

18works with ≥3 chunks

8 %dominant work

23 %top-3 works

All statistics on this page are on the representative editions (one per work). Including the other editions, placed after the fit: 156 chunks · 48 works · 76,942 words — those 22 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): Captains, gallants and cheats
Notes (researcher): sample review supports a captain/gallant social domain, including evasion of payment, wealth-based friendship and quarrelling. Include broadly; fraud is a recurring possibility rather than a universal action. Reviewed excerpts (three different works): 1004_00031; 1049_00027; 444_00028.

Original AI draft — before researcher review

draft label: Captains, gallants and cheats · pattern basis: thematic_discourse
134 chunks, 44 works (18 with 3+), Puritan 8 %. Braggart captains, gallants, rogues and their tricks: money owed, tavern bills, bawds, conjuring for hire; Middleton, Chapman, Dekker, Jonson, Mayne. Cross-work theme.
chunks read for the draft: 591_00031;695_00028;444_00018;1118_00032;422_00022;422_00019;1118_00012

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

Keywords

Class-TF-IDF (uniform rule)

captainmastermoneygentlemanlittlelieutenantrogueprayminoshonest

KeyBERT-style (cosine of word to topic centroid)

captaingentlemenknightgentlemanroguemistressrascalgeorgeladygod

MMR (diversified)

captainpraygentlemanmistressrascalknightmoneydrinksirrahrogue

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

Most typical chunk of each of the leading works

The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The typ. 0.85

Middleton, Thomas, 1607 · comedy · 11 chunks of this work here

I understand that you are my kinsman's good Master, and in regard of that, the best of my skill is at your service: but had you fortuned a mere stranger, and made no means to me by…

May Day typ. 0.87

Chapman, George, 1611 · comedy · 11 chunks of this work here

Well, 'twill not be for any man to follow him, if this were known once. Lord how all the boys in the town would flock about him as he walks the streets, as 'twere about a bagpipe, …

Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous typ. 0.85

Dekker, Thomas, 1602 · comedy · 9 chunks of this work here

Honoured Captain. Art not famous enough yet, my mad Horastratus, for killing a Player, but thou must eat men alive? thy friends? Sirrah wild-man, thy Patrons? thou Anthropophagite,…

A Fine Companion typ. 0.90

Marmion, Shackerley, 1633 · comedy · 8 chunks of this work here

Sir you have built a sconce since you came in of thirty pounds, and before you have any more, my Master intends to be satisfied. What money have you brother? Who I? O Lord brother …

Poetaster, or The Arraignment typ. 0.89

Jonson, Ben, 1602 · comedy · 7 chunks of this work here

Nay, and thou dalliest, than I am thy Foe, And Fear shall force, what Friendship cannot win; Thy Death shall bury what thy life conceals, Villain! thou diest, for more respecting h…

The City Match typ. 0.81

Mayne, Jasper, 1639 · comedy · 7 chunks of this work here

I have seen service, Sr. Captain I love Men of the sword, and buff, and if need were I can roar too, and hope to swear in time, Do you see, Captain. Nay Captain we have brought you…

The Hollander (Love's Trial) typ. 0.82

Glapthorne, Henry, 1640 · comedy · 6 chunks of this work here

sum me Captain, 'tis not requisite he should put off his Breeches. Thanks good Captain Pirke, 'twas a friendly touch that May not his transitory money serve to excuse his breeches?…

The Phoenix typ. 0.90

Middleton, Thomas, 1607 · comedy · 5 chunks of this work here

Oh why do you so wilfully cherish your own poison? and breath against the best of life, chaste credit. Well may I call it chaste, for like a Maid Once falsely broke it ever lives d…

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

comedy

111 (83 %)

romance

7 (5 %)

tragedy

6 (4 %)

tragicomedy

3 (2 %)

history

2 (1 %)

masque

2 (1 %)

not in BritDrama

2 (1 %)

tragedy; history

1 (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

The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Str (11), May Day (11), Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the H (9), A Fine Companion (8), Poetaster, or The Arraignment (7), The City Match (7), The Hollander (Love's Trial) (6), The Phoenix (5), The Scornful Lady (5), Eastward Ho (4), Northward Ho (4), A Mad World, My Masters (4), Rule a Wife and Have a Wife (4), The Trial of Chivalry (This Gallant Cava (3), Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks (3) …

Excerpts

A Fine Companion (1633) · typ. 0.90
Sir you have built a sconce since you came in of thirty pounds, and before you have any more, my Master intends to be satisfied. What money have you brother? Who I? O Lord brother Captain, I have not the third part of it. No matter, I ne'er think upon such transitory…

The Phoenix (1607) · typ. 0.90
…fully cherish your own poison? and breath against the best of life, chaste credit. Well may I call it chaste, for like a Maid Once falsely broke it ever lives decayed. O Captain, husband, you name that Dishonest, By whose good power all that are honest live, What madness is it to speak ill of that, Which makes all men speak well, take awa…

A King and No King (1619) · typ. 0.89
…llow beagle. A this side good my Lord. Off with your swords, for if you hurt my foot, I'll have you flayed you rascals. Mines off my Lord. I beseech your Lordship stay a little, my strap's tied to my codpiece point: Now when you please. Captain, these are your valiant friends, you long for a little too? I am very well, I humbly thank your…

Poetaster, or The Arraignment (1602) · typ. 0.89
…Sirrah; do: 'twill allay your fellows Fury a little. Master, mock on: the scorn thou givest me, Pray Ioue some Lady may return on thee: No: you shall see me do the Moor: Master, lend me your scarf a little. Here, 'tis at thy service, Boy: You, Master Minos, hark hither a little. Exeunt. How dost like him? art not rapt? art not tickled now…

Thierry and Theodoret (1621) · typ. 0.89
… of god man thou hast a bony countenance, comrade man of vrship, St. Tavy be her patron, out upon you, you uncurried colts, walking cans that have no souls in you, but a little rosin, to keep your ribs sweet, and hold in liquour. Why, what would you have us to do Captain? Beg, beg, and keep Constables waking, wear out stocks and whipcord,…

Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks (1611) · typ. 0.88
…Slop, The City dog-master? Not today sir. What have you for my supper. Nothing ready Unless you please to stay the dressing Captain, zounds stay the dressing; you damned rogue, What shall I wait upon your greasy cook, And wait his leisure, go down stairs rogue, Now all her other customers be served, Ask if your Mistress have a snip of Mut…

A Christian Turned Turk (The Two Famous Pirates) (1612) · typ. 0.87
… courtly and high, It's want of merit that breeds jealousy, From which I know you clear. As I am from covetousness: how their eyes strike each other? Rabshake— Here sir. Captain, your gold. He saw our eyes meet, no matter, may I cool my heat Let the world burn. Thy counsel Voada. I do not like this fellows looks, Rabshake. He hath a hangi…

The Scornful Lady (1616) · typ. 0.87
… and Captain do your complement. Savil, I dare swear is glad at heart to see you: Lord, we heard Sir you were drowned at Sea, and see how luckily things come about? This money must be paid again Sir? No Sir, pray keep the sale, 'twill make good tailors measures? I am well I thank you. By my troth the Gentleman has stewed him in his own sa…

Epicene, or The Silent Woman (1616) · typ. 0.87
…id you marry one then, Captain? A pox— I married with six thousand pound, I▪ I was in love with that. I ha' not kissed my fury, these forty weeks. The more to blame you, Captain. Nay, mistress OTTER, hear him a little first. She has a breath worse than my grandmothers, profecto. O treacherous liar. Kiss me, sweet master TRVE-WIT, and prov…

May Day (1611) · typ. 0.87
…? where's your Mistress, that you range thus at your pleasure? In health sir I trust. Come forward you rogue you: come forward, whither creep you behind so? where's your Mistress sir? At a poor woman's labour sir. Very well sir, come Lieutenant, go you afore, and do you follow him sir. What afore my Captain sir: you shall pardon me. Afore…

A Fine Companion (1633) · typ. 0.87
… tell you, I love a noble employment with my life, but for such a pitiful, drunken, shallow coxcomb, I hate to be seen in such a business. Do you think no better of him, Captain? if he be so unworthy, I would advise you not to meddle with him. By the faith of a Soldier, if he have any care of his credit, let him not deal with him, he will…

A King and No King (1619) · typ. 0.87
Now Captain Bessus, I come about a frivolous matter, caused by as idle a report: you know you were a coward. Very right. And wronged me. True my Lord. But now people will cal…

All 134 chunks of the representative editions (chronological; click a header to sort)

chunk	play	author	published	genre	words	typicality
147_00026	Fedele and Fortunia (Two Italian Gentlemen)	Pasqualigo, Luigi / Munday, Anthon	1585	comedy	506	0.779
319_00005	Mucedorus (and Amadine)	Anonymous	1598	romance	462	0.830
378_00017	2 Henry the Fourth	Shakespeare, William	1600	history	511	0.789
345_00018	1 Edward the Fourth	Heywood, Thomas	1600	history	498	0.780
422_00023	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	492	0.894
444_00027	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	469	0.854
444_00026	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	501	0.847
422_00020	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	499	0.847
444_00018	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	489	0.844
444_00010	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	480	0.844
422_00019	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	479	0.830
444_00017	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	491	0.806
444_00024	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	495	0.798
422_00021	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	487	0.796
422_00027	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	496	0.790
422_00022	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	488	0.789
422_00024	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	494	0.789
444_00008	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	481	0.773
444_00020	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	479	0.763
444_00028	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	487	0.750
494_00017	The Trial of Chivalry (This Gallant Cavaliero Dick Bowy	Anonymous	1605	romance	470	0.797
514_00023	Eastward Ho	Chapman, George / Jonson, Ben / Ma	1605	comedy	496	0.780
494_00016	The Trial of Chivalry (This Gallant Cavaliero Dick Bowy	Anonymous	1605	romance	474	0.764
514_00029	Eastward Ho	Chapman, George / Jonson, Ben / Ma	1605	comedy	523	0.757
514_00017	Eastward Ho	Chapman, George / Jonson, Ben / Ma	1605	comedy	520	0.748
514_00025	Eastward Ho	Chapman, George / Jonson, Ben / Ma	1605	comedy	482	0.743
494_00009	The Trial of Chivalry (This Gallant Cavaliero Dick Bowy	Anonymous	1605	romance	478	0.742
573_00014	The Phoenix	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	481	0.899
590_00013	Northward Ho	Dekker, Thomas / Webster, John	1607	comedy	524	0.866
591_00025	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	520	0.848
591_00006	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	487	0.839
591_00024	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	504	0.829
591_00009	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	470	0.816
591_00032	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	490	0.814
573_00003	The Phoenix	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	484	0.807
591_00031	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	484	0.806
591_00023	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	503	0.800
590_00012	Northward Ho	Dekker, Thomas / Webster, John	1607	comedy	499	0.790
573_00016	The Phoenix	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	481	0.788
591_00029	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	501	0.785
591_00008	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	469	0.780
573_00015	The Phoenix	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	486	0.778
591_00007	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	491	0.777
581_00018	Cupid's Whirligig	Sharpham, Edward	1607	comedy	494	0.767
591_00030	The Puritan, or The Widow of Watling Street (The Purita	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	494	0.765
573_00009	The Phoenix	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	502	0.762
590_00028	Northward Ho	Dekker, Thomas / Webster, John	1607	comedy	491	0.754
590_00024	Northward Ho	Dekker, Thomas / Webster, John	1607	comedy	498	0.746
651_00001	A Mad World, My Masters	Middleton, Thomas	1608	comedy	498	0.854
651_00000	A Mad World, My Masters	Middleton, Thomas	1608	comedy	513	0.845
651_00010	A Mad World, My Masters	Middleton, Thomas	1608	comedy	497	0.841
651_00021	A Mad World, My Masters	Middleton, Thomas	1608	comedy	477	0.809
683_00029	Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks	Barry, Lording	1611	comedy	496	0.882
695_00039	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	512	0.872
696_00040	The Roaring Girl, or Moll Cutpurse	Dekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas	1611	comedy	493	0.865
695_00018	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	504	0.862
683_00020	Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks	Barry, Lording	1611	comedy	499	0.853
695_00017	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	505	0.836
695_00005	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	493	0.834
683_00021	Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks	Barry, Lording	1611	comedy	487	0.827
695_00006	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	492	0.821
695_00019	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	506	0.813
695_00030	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	486	0.782
696_00039	The Roaring Girl, or Moll Cutpurse	Dekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas	1611	comedy	502	0.763
695_00029	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	514	0.762
695_00028	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	511	0.758
695_00036	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	500	0.734
696_00038	The Roaring Girl, or Moll Cutpurse	Dekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas	1611	comedy	510	0.696
695_00037	May Day	Chapman, George	1611	comedy	510	0.647
698_00009	A Christian Turned Turk (The Two Famous Pirates)	Daborne, Robert	1612	tragedy	498	0.875
697_00006	A Woman Is a Weathercock	Field, Nathan	1612	comedy	501	0.869
697_00007	A Woman Is a Weathercock	Field, Nathan	1612	comedy	506	0.842
698_00010	A Christian Turned Turk (The Two Famous Pirates)	Daborne, Robert	1612	tragedy	499	0.836
697_00004	A Woman Is a Weathercock	Field, Nathan	1612	comedy	505	0.817
701_00005	The Alchemist	Jonson, Ben	1612	comedy	484	0.813
724_00038	The Knight of the Burning Pestle	Beaumont, Francis	1613	comedy	504	0.771
724_00037	The Knight of the Burning Pestle	Beaumont, Francis	1613	comedy	500	0.749
751_00012	The Four Prentices of London	Heywood, Thomas	1615	romance	487	0.815
751_00009	The Four Prentices of London	Heywood, Thomas	1615	romance	502	0.814
753_00024	The Scornful Lady	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1616	comedy	494	0.874
704_00034	Epicene, or The Silent Woman	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	482	0.872
753_00023	The Scornful Lady	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1616	comedy	488	0.853
753_00015	The Scornful Lady	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1616	comedy	495	0.842
753_00022	The Scornful Lady	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1616	comedy	508	0.808
753_00012	The Scornful Lady	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1616	comedy	495	0.808
704_00007	Epicene, or The Silent Woman	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	477	0.783
808_00042	A King and No King	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1619	tragicomedy	489	0.895
808_00025	A King and No King	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1619	tragicomedy	472	0.870
823_00011	The World Tossed at Tennis	Middleton, Thomas / Rowley, Willia	1620	masque	491	0.787
826_00032	Thierry and Theodoret	Anonymous / Fletcher, John / Massi	1621	tragedy	507	0.889
826_00034	Thierry and Theodoret	Anonymous / Fletcher, John / Massi	1621	tragedy	516	0.844
870_00035	All's Well That Ends Well	Shakespeare, William / Middleton,	1623	tragicomedy	475	0.779
287_00000	Richard the Third	Shakespeare, William	1623	tragedy; history	467	0.651
907_00016	Apollo Shroving	Hawkins, William	1627	comedy	474	0.767
920_00026	The Wedding	Shirley, James	1629	comedy	478	0.810
920_00009	The Wedding	Shirley, James	1629	comedy	488	0.752
971_00049	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	491	0.812
971_00054	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	493	0.795
971_00052	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	488	0.776
979_00037	Holland's Leaguer	Marmion, Shackerley	1632	comedy	502	0.862
981_00033	The Northern Lass	Brome, Richard	1632	comedy	488	0.856
981_00023	The Northern Lass	Brome, Richard	1632	comedy	505	0.812
1004_00031	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	511	0.900
1004_00036	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	494	0.870
1004_00009	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	494	0.867
1004_00023	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	503	0.855
1004_00030	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	501	0.843
1004_00034	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	508	0.818
1004_00028	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	502	0.814
1004_00005	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	493	0.784
1049_00027	The Royal King and the Loyal Subject	Heywood, Thomas	1637	romance	480	0.801
1054_00029	The Example	Shirley, James	1637	comedy	486	0.693
1106_00021	Imperiale	Freeman, Ralph	1639	not in BritDrama	510	0.823
1118_00013	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	488	0.811
1105_00028	The Unnatural Combat	Massinger, Philip	1639	tragedy	503	0.801
1114_00033	The Bloody Brother (Rollo, Duke of Normandy)	Fletcher, John / Field, Nathan / M	1639	tragedy	485	0.797
1118_00012	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	493	0.785
1118_00014	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	500	0.768
1120_00014	The Phoenix in Her Flames	Lower, William	1639	not in BritDrama	502	0.764
1118_00032	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	482	0.723
1118_00016	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	499	0.708
1118_00015	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	495	0.643
1118_00017	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	496	0.616
1152_00033	Rule a Wife and Have a Wife	Fletcher, John	1640	comedy	473	0.858
1152_00016	Rule a Wife and Have a Wife	Fletcher, John	1640	comedy	511	0.854
1152_00036	Rule a Wife and Have a Wife	Fletcher, John	1640	comedy	516	0.844
1152_00001	Rule a Wife and Have a Wife	Fletcher, John	1640	comedy	481	0.822
1148_00031	The Hollander (Love's Trial)	Glapthorne, Henry	1640	comedy	481	0.821
1148_00029	The Hollander (Love's Trial)	Glapthorne, Henry	1640	comedy	481	0.760
1148_00016	The Hollander (Love's Trial)	Glapthorne, Henry	1640	comedy	483	0.683
1148_00030	The Hollander (Love's Trial)	Glapthorne, Henry	1640	comedy	480	0.668
1148_00017	The Hollander (Love's Trial)	Glapthorne, Henry	1640	comedy	474	0.638
1148_00018	The Hollander (Love's Trial)	Glapthorne, Henry	1640	comedy	486	0.566
1139_00003	The Gypsies Metamorphosed	Jonson, Ben	1641	masque	502	0.788

Chunks from other editions (22; placed after the fit, not in the statistics)

chunk	play	author	published	genre	words	typicality
423_00021	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	476	0.871
423_00020	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	500	0.864
405_00044	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	510	0.862
405_00038	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	443	0.852
405_00008	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	475	0.851
405_00041	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	494	0.829
423_00024	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	509	0.827
423_00022	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	491	0.817
405_00021	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	507	0.788
405_00009	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	503	0.785
423_00030	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	504	0.784
405_00048	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	489	0.759
423_00025	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	485	0.751
423_00055	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	470	0.725
705_00029	Epicene, or The Silent Woman	Jonson, Ben	1620	comedy	495	0.883
224_00032	2 Henry the Sixth (The First Part of the Contention bet	Anonymous / Marlowe, Christopher /	1623	history	512	0.874
374_00041	Henry the Fifth	Shakespeare, William	1623	history	477	0.799
374_00040	Henry the Fifth	Shakespeare, William	1623	history	478	0.795
379_00019	2 Henry the Fourth	Shakespeare, William	1623	history	483	0.789
379_00018	2 Henry the Fourth	Shakespeare, William	1623	history	491	0.706
610_00046	The Alexandraean Tragedy	Alexander, William	1637	tragedy	486	0.811
1115_00033	The Bloody Brother (Rollo, Duke of Normandy)	Fletcher, John / Field, Nathan / M	1640	tragedy	537	0.817

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