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005
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
006
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
008
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
010
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From this reading ·daj010· _Suffolke._ I will my Lord.
2
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
accord
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
againe
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
All
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
anon
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
Buckingham
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From this reading Then enter the King and Queene, the Duke of _Buckingham_, and the Duke of _Somerset_, and the Cardinall.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
call
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From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
Cardinall
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From this reading Then enter the King and Queene, the Duke of _Buckingham_, and the Duke of _Somerset_, and the Cardinall.
cleare
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From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
cloathes
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
comes
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
Curtaines
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
daj
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
day
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From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
dide
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
doauxiliary verbUS /duː/
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
draw
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
Duke
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From this reading Then enter the King and Queene, the Duke of _Buckingham_, and the Duke of _Somerset_, and the Cardinall.
enter
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From this reading Then enter the King and Queene, the Duke of _Buckingham_, and the Duke of _Somerset_, and the Cardinall.
Exet
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
firme
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
get
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
Gloster
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From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
go
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From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
gone
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
hansome
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
haue
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
himselfe
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From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading ·daj010· _Suffolke._ I will my Lord.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
King
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
laid
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
Lord
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
maymodal verbUS /meɪ/
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
murtherers
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
NodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
now
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
other
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
owne
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
perceiue
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
Queene
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From this reading Then enter the King and Queene, the Duke of _Buckingham_, and the Duke of _Somerset_, and the Cardinall.
rewarde
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
see
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
shallmodal verbUS /ʃæl/
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
smooth
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
Somerset
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From this reading Then enter the King and Queene, the Duke of _Buckingham_, and the Duke of _Somerset_, and the Cardinall.
stillnounUS /still/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
Suffolke
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
TellnounUS /tell/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
ThatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
Then
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From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
things
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From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
vnkle
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From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading _Suffolke._ Then see the cloathes laid smooth about him still, That when the King comes, he may perceiue No other, but that he dide of his owne accord.
willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading _King._ My Lord of Suffolke go call our vnkle (Gloster, Tell him this day we will that he do cleare himselfe.
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
yourdeterminerUS /jɔːr/
belonging to the person or people being spoken to
From this reading ·daj005· _2._ All things is hansome now my Lord. [daj006] _Suffolke._ Then draw the Curtaines againe and get you gone, And you shall haue your firme rewarde anon. [daj008] _Exet_ murtherers.
