1	1632	The couragious Turke, or,...				  : none can abate the rigor of the law, but the law-giver; but methoughts i saw, (or hop'd i saw) some watry beames of mercy,
2	1649	Regale lectum miseria, o...				  &; maners needs must have their change:'t is true, i dream'd methoughts my watchful eys Observ'd a king, and then a sacrifice; and ravish'd with
3	1649	Regale lectum miseria, o...				  have easily broke Th' obdurest heart; i turn'd away my eye, and suddenly methoughts i did espie a sacrifice; which when i did behold, my bloud recoiled
4	1649	Regale lectum miseria, o...				  my bloud recoiled, and my heart grew cold: i was transported, and methoughts the place whereon i stood, seem'd bloudy for a space: i trembling,
5	1649	Regale lectum miseria, o...				  appear'd a large pretending rout, as well be-ear'd as balam's Asse, methoughts they did excell the Asse in eares, but could not speak so well:
6	1649	Regale lectum miseria, o...				  they did excell the Asse in eares, but could not speak so well: methoughts they call'd a Counsell to contrive their high designs, and zealously dissive some great
7	1649	Regale lectum miseria, o...				  such cast-up eyes: one i observ'd amongst the studious race " that had (methoughts) a bone-fire in his face: " another i descry'd amongst the pack "
8	1655	Artamenes, or, The Grand ...				  wont; and i begin to think she hath not that beauty and spirit which methoughts she had: but anabaris, though she were fairer then ever venus is painted
9	1656	Poems written by A. Cowley.				  seemed to be but a faint metaphor of thee: [.] [.] but then (methoughts) there something shined within, which cast this lustre o're thy skin:
10	1656	Poems written by A. Cowley.				  [.] [.] the valley now this monster seemed to fill; 46 and we (methoughts) looked up to'him from our hill: [.] [.] 47 all arm'ed in brass
11	1656	Sportive vvit the muses m...				  and first read to m honest mantuan, then virgils eclogues, being entred thus methoughts i straight had mounted pegasus, and in his full careere could make him stop
12	1658	A chain of golden poems e...				  're desir'd: all your discourse was of such pretty stuff, that i (methoughts) could never hear enough: your conversation did my motive prove; so mine
13	1659	Hymen's praludia, or, Lo...				  the day time i avoided the society of men, and in the night, methoughts i saw perpetually at my beds head, the unfortunate images of elisena and artesia
14	1660	The visions and prophecie...				  but yet i know not how, the whole was so managed, that, methoughts, it somewhat represented the life of him for whom it was made; much
15	1660	Andromana, or, The mercha...				  dreamt this night plangus was cloathd like innocence, all white; and andromana then methoughts was grown so black, nothing but all one guilt was shewn: what shall
16	1661	A vision, concerning his ...				  but yet i know not how, the whole was so managed, that, methoughts, it somewhat represented the life of him for whom it was made; much
17	1661	Wit and drollery joviall ...				  and all we see Disperst collected is but she: a maide at this discourse methoughts, love, both ambition in me wrought and made me covet to ingross a
18	1662	Coll. Henry Marten's fami...				  likest the ale that went last to kennington, it was p's, but methoughts not so good as it was wont to be: [.] # this keeper of
19	1663	Cutter of Coleman-Street ...				  my drinks: dear, and how wast?'t was a pretty song, methoughts: [.] [.] [.] cut: # o divine tabitha! here come the Fidlers
20	1663	The villain a tragedy / w...				  [.] colig: that they all drew and kill'd one another; the iron age methoughts was come again: [.] [.] d'or: sirrah, leave off your poetry and
21	1663	The adventures of five ho...				  came is newly open'd, or my ears deceive me: [.] [.] die: methoughts i heard it too, let us peep in: [ they look into the
22	1664	An exact narrative of the...				  my self; i read it over; what thought you upon reading it? methoughts it was mettlefome stuffe, the man was a hot fiery man that wrote it
23	1664	The comical revenge, or, ...				  ? [.] [.] letic: with one that like my self did newly bloom: methoughts his actions were above his years: [.] she weeps: [.] aurel: leticia
24	1665	Pandion and Amphigenia, o...				  reigns to my passion, i could have drowned my self in tears; for methoughts i felt my vey soul transformed into sorrow it self: but to proceed,
25	1665	Pandion and Amphigenia, o...				  much pressed him to the contrary: but as he went (poor gentleman) methoughts i saw a doleful hearse of sorrow in his looks, his heavy eyes with
26	1665	Pandion and Amphigenia, o...				  heart against me; and forced her to blush forth a dumb consent, when methoughts i saw her former thoughts marching out of her mind with the colours flying in
27	1667	A true and faithful accou...				  was written in them, neither do i know what country-man he was; but methoughts he looked something jesuitical-like: this i am certain of, that when i went
28	1668	The English rogue describ...				  on such who have offended an infinite god, absolutely distracted me: so that methoughts, i already heard the howls and hollow grones of damned souls, which add
29	1669	Pluto furens & vinctu...				  fellow as shackles and you gentlemen, were imployed to take coffo-philo; and, methoughts, one of you did cunningly run his sword into his belly, so that
30	1669	The vulcano's, or, Burnin...				  burning bitumen: here forthwith being astonished at the unusual sight of the thing; methoughts i beheld the habitation of hell; wherein nothing else seemed to be much wanting
31	1669	Psittacorum regio, the la...				  , and whilst others neglected them, have kindled a bold attempt in me, methoughts i saw thes unknown lands, which no man s~ much as dreamed of;
32	1671	Juliana, or, The princess...				  #'t was a confus'd one: of the duke, and my princess, methoughts i met'um in a grove; and in a house i wounded him;
33	1671	The womens conquest a tra...				  their camp has not the like: [.] [.] drax: in our late skirmish methoughts they fought like dragons, and handl'd their bows with more dexterity then parthians
34	1671	The straights voyage, or,...				  of pendants tide, at each yard one, white, red, blew, methoughts they made a goodly shew: our officers, if i should name, methinks
35	1671	The straights voyage, or,...				  young-man did a jack-flag spread: at each yard arm, our pendants blow, methoughts they made a goodly show: he noble was to them oth' side: and
36	1671	The straights voyage, or,...				  if a flask: a week in this same muddy sort, we rid, methoughts it was good sport; to see them reel about with casks, as at
37	1672	Westminster-drollery, or,...				  first these eyes, unhappy eyes, met with the author of my wo, methoughts our souls did sympathize, and it was death to say him no: he
38	1672	Westminster-drollery, or,...				  war on me, i never fancied laddy till i saw mine enemy: o methoughts he was the blhest one that e're i set mine eyes upon: vvell might
39	1672	Poor Robins parley with D...				  would not grieve to see't, Forc'd to claim kindred with a ballad sheet? methoughts it could not be, wild's noble vain, should dwinde thus into a
40	1672	Poor Robbin's parley with...				  who would not grieve to see't, Forc'd to claim kindred with a ballad-sheet? methoughts it could not be, wild's noble vain, should dwindle thus into a
41	1673	The reformation a comedy ...				  the certain retreat of a broken gamster: [.] [.] [.] ped: # but methoughts it was a little undecent for a man of my quality, to walk the
42	1673	The reformation a comedy ...				  vvere all of you, you night and day dispose my thoughts: one time methoughts you loved another vvoman more than me, that troubled me a little, as
43	1673	The canting academy, or, ...				  in telling me my fortunes, i with much earnestness observed his countenance, which methoughts i knew, notwithstanding its tawny dye; i view'd it again and again,
44	1673	A reproof to the Rehearsa...				  be not altogether so impudent as this, yet when i first read it, methoughts it was somewhat more pleasant, that my preface intermedles Pag: 7: with the
45	1673	A Magical vision, or, A p...				  a small wand that his spirit held, and then every thing vanisht, and methoughts it appeard about that time, when stars grown pale at the arrival of their
46	1674	Nevv lords, nevv lavvs, o...				  which i might go whither my business lay, but whilst i was thus considering methoughts a strange thing came into my mind, viz: that i must go over the
47	1674	Nevv lords, nevv lavvs, o...				  came over so dangerous a place without hurt, but passing towards my business, methoughts i was discouraged, and given to doubt, that at that time i should
48	1674	Macbeth a tragady : with...				  as soon as done, lest they distract the doer: [.] [.] macb: methoughts i heard a noise cry, sleep no more: macbeth has murder'd sleep,
49	1674	Macbeth a tragady : with...				  : but this place, madam, is more free from terror: last night methoughts i heard a dismal noise of shrieks and groanings in the air: [.] [.]
50	1674	Hymen's praludia, or Lov...				  , he came armed at all points to take his leave of me, and methoughts i saw his anger sparkle in his eyes, however he struggled with himself in
51	1675	Love in the dark, or, The...				  not hear him speak, nor touch him: [.] [.] [.] cor: # methoughts i ran him through and through, yet he never cry'd oh for't; and
52	1675	The history of the Sevari...				  his own language, as we imagined, and as we were told afterwards: methoughts their speech sounded much like the greek or Latine, as i have sometimes heard
53	1676	The man of mode, or, Sr. ...				  considerable: besides i hear she likes you too! [.] [.] sir fop: methoughts she seem'd though very reserv'd, and uneasie all the time i entertain'd her:
54	1676	The man of mode, or, Sr. ...				  he's alwayes over-mannerly when he has done a mischief: [.] [.] bell: methoughts indeed at the same time he had a strange despising countenance: [.] [.] pert
55	1676	An Elegy on the much-bewa...				  'ith pulpit paul to hear, he had been Satisfi'd hadst thou been there; methoughts when thy sweet soul was poured out in fervent prayer, i began to doubt
56	1677	The destruction of Jerusa...				  e're my soul was made; yet as my dawning soul began to rise, methoughts i knocking heard, and distant cries: and from the ground a sulph'rous vapour
57	1677	The destruction of Jerusa...				  i cou'd not rest till i assum'd the power; where e're i went, methoughts a voice wou'd cry, john! john! take up the fallen dignity:
58	1677	The debauchee, or, The cr...				  careless, was talking so affectionately of your ladyship, and so tenderly, that methoughts, i cou'd have stay'd a whole day to have heard him: [.] [.]
59	1677	The rival kings, or, The ...				  wilt thou shew thy face, when such as she lookes with deceitful grace, methoughts i saw her high illustrious mind Sate only with severity inshrin'd, and thought
60	1677	Circe a tragedy as it is ...				  blush to own that you are here so soon victorious grown; but Heav'n, methoughts, bade me receive the dart, and told me't was a crime to
61	1678	Poor Robins perambulation...				  had no list to drink, now other thoughts into my mind did sink; methoughts i was as dry as was a bottle Turn'd upside downward, and without a
62	1678	Ripley reviv'd, or, An ex...				  saw a most exquisite light, which took up an incredible small room, and methoughts my head seemed as it were diaphanous: and while i considered these things,
63	1678	Ripley reviv'd, or, An ex...				  came upon me, and i fell and slumbered; and when i awaked, methoughts it was no more darkness, but day-light about me: i wondered at the
64	1679	A narrative and impartial...				  was written in them, neither do i know what country-man he was; but methoughts he looked something jesuit-like: this i am certain of, that when i went
65	1679	The Princess of Cleves th...				  , by a natural inclination it was not in my power to vanquish: yet methoughts she cool'd in her love of me; and where, had i been wise
66	1679	Noah's flood, or, The des...				  shone like gold; nay, they so beautiful, so fair did seem, methoughts i took and eat'em in my dream: then a bright maid, did
67	1679	Noah's flood, or, The des...				  broil begun; though in his looks a deadly paleness lies, yet i, methoughts, saw bloodshots in his eyes: he grimly glar'd around, i judg,
68	1679	A paraphrase upon the Can...				  [.] pro iniquitate vidi tentoria: i saw the tents of egypt in distress, methoughts i heard their doleful groans; the land did tremble, and its emptiness an
69	1680	The English rogue continu...				  of the father; and i was then again sensibly afflicted at his absence, methoughts in that infancy there was so much resemblance of my beloved deceiver, that i
70	1680	The history of the damnab...				  ; whom with langhorne poor langhorne! not one word of praise for thee! methoughts thou lookedst as apostolically as the best of them: but this't is to
71	1681	Seven Portuguese letters ...				  ecstasies of my joy, when you have come to see me, because, methoughts, i read in your eyes that you wished i would use more moderation:
72	1681	Seven Portuguese letters ...				  you, yet for my life i could not forbear admiring all your wayes; methoughts your very disdains had in'em an i know not what of greatness and majesty
73	1681	The critick written origi...				  , some of a gold, others of a silver colour, there only, methoughts, wanted green, that acceptable and grateful object of the sight: that,
74	1681	The critick written origi...				  : and i to revive with his sight, whom i chearfully saluted, but methoughts, with something more cool affections: the sun, said critilo, at the
75	1682	A new voyage to the East-...				  seventeen years, but i began to grow weary of the life i led: methoughts it was time to think of departing, the difficulty was to find the means
76	1682	A relation of an unfortun...				  me, perhaps, as much good as if it had been real; for methoughts i felt it mighty comfortable, so that i fell asleep, and at waking
77	1682	Grammatical drollery cons...				  : [.] 2: [.] but when at a ball i saw pretty mall, methoughts she tript it so fine, i felt such a smart, that i us'd
78	1682	Grammatical drollery cons...				  and miter too, with triple-crown all made of cards: and being thus, methoughts it was preposterous for cards made for the hand, not head, or i
79	1682	The London cockolds a com...				  found such a stone, to look if there were any such house thereabouts as methoughts i saw her slip into just as i fell: [.] [.] [.] dood:
80	1683	Anacreon done into Englis...				  : who in their sport and am'rous flight made up this Landskip of delight: methoughts (but oh't was but a dream) i wandring spied a spotless train
81	1683	Anacreon done into Englis...				  yet this alas but fann'd the fire, and added wings to my desire: methoughts i made the greater hast, and seiz'd the amorous prey at last: and
82	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  , and eternally bear them company in the everlasting burnings: [.] # and then methoughts i saw wretched man in a most forlorn and despairing manner, bitterly exclaiming against
83	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  sorrowful posture, i fell asleep, and in my sleep i dreamed, and methoughts i saw at some distance, an innumerable company of men, women and children
84	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  and playing with flames that never go out; and as i stood there, methoughts i could hear the horrible out-cries and dismal screeches of the damned, and the
85	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  from the wrath to come: and behold as i looked earnestly upon them, methoughts i saw sometimes one, and sometimes another drop into the pit, and the
86	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  sometimes another drop into the pit, and the flames catched hold of them, methoughts when they were falling they struggled with all their might and main, endeavouring if
87	1684	Plato's demon, or, The st...				  #'t was a perfect free monarchy, which so incens'd plato redivivus, who methoughts was of the company, that in the height of our debate we had like
88	1684	Dame Dobson, or, The cunn...				  a-pee, as i came from training, seeing my self in the glass, methoughts i had such a marshal air, and look'd so like a warrior, i
89	1685	Sylva, or, The second pa...				  detains, Water'd with springs that murmur'd thro' the plains: beneath the shade, methoughts, i careless lay, to cool the former fury of the day; yet
90	1685	Heavenly pastime, or, Ple...				  a blew mist came o're my eyes, and doz'd my senses; when methoughts a lovely youth ld in a glorious garb, stood by me, and with
91	1685	An hue and cry after cons...				  get rid on it: we crossed the way into pretenders street, and there methoughts we met a fellow very demure, his eyes still fixd upon the ground,
92	1685	Valentinian, a tragedy as...				  did round me dance: debates arose betwixt the Pow'rs above and those below: methoughts they talkt of love: and nam'd me often; but it could not be
93	1685	The doctrine of the law a...				  as clearly and as really with the eyes of my soul, as ever (methoughts) i had seen a penny-loaf bought with a penny; which things then discovered
94	1686	Astro-meteorologica, or, ...				  dream't or hop'd for such authority perhaps in the new, &; c: methoughts i should find one month of the xii: at least, bring a perpetual
95	1686	Coffee-house jests. Refin...				  he, when i saw the brim of it button'd up on one side, methoughts it lookt just like a trap-door nail'd up; and his body, having a
96	1687	The works of Mr. John Cle...				  draw all that is meant i'th'gospel, or i'th'law: looking upon the resurrection, methoughts i saw the blessed vision, where not his face is meerly drawn, but
97	1687	The emperor of the moon a...				  emperor of the moon world was in our house, dancing and revelling; and methoughts his grace was fallen desperately in love with Mistriss elaria, and that his brother
98	1687	The emperor of the moon a...				  , sir, of thunderland, was also in love with Mistriss bellemante; and methoughts they descended to court'em in your absence: and that at last you surpris'd
99	1688	The royal commentaries of...				  , whom i drove from me, i had compassion of him, for, methoughts, it was pity to commit that poor rascal alone to the Gallies, and
100	1688	Darius King of Persia a t...				  ? i gave you kingdoms, and with greater joy than you receiv'd'emoh! methoughts i gain'd, what i gave you, and these are my rewards: you
101	1680	Self-conflict, or, The po...				  nam'd kind courtship, and derided those, who a chast conversation rather chose: methoughts his words and eyes bewray'd a mind inclinable to pleasures of each kind:
102	1680	Poems on several occasion...				  he gave, melted away! i was so highly happy in his love, methoughts i pitti'd them that dwelt above! think then thou greatest, lovelyest,
103	1680	The loving enemies a come...				  he pretends to hide: but yet brother, last nights dream disturbs me: methoughts a young gentleman of that house kill'd you, and i in just revenge stabb'd
104	1680	The Tryal of Thomas, Earl...				  this i say, that (under favour) mr: treasurer was in this (methoughts) a little dubious; he was something doubtful; for, at the first
105	1680	The vvits paraphras'd, or...				  i have thee cross the stream by any means, for last nights dream: methoughts i saw a monstrous sturgeon, all batter'd, crying for a surgeon, all
106	1681	Ovid travestie, a burlesq...				  , like a shitten Girle, began to cry; i had no mind, methoughts, to say, god b'w'y: i heard tarpaulins roar out, hoise up
107	1681	The souldiers fortune a c...				  : [.] [.] [.] verm: # no, sir, not i, but methoughts i saw our great dog touzer, with his brass collar on, stand at
108	1682	The injured princess, or,...				  the cave: [.] bellar: turning my head towards you point o'th' sea, methoughts i heard a noise of drums and trumpets, with shouts of men, as
109	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  the occasion of this, and where shall i fix the reason thereof: and methoughts i found my mind wonderfully grieved and perplexed because i could obtain no satisfaction therein
110	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  , i drew near to him, to observe what he would do, and methoughts i heard him say thus to himself: the truth is, i now see
111	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  thee plainly, that through many tribulations thou must inherit the kingdom: upon which methoughts he began to shrink, and shruging up his shoulders, was about to address
112	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  love, and the wonderful and amazing offers of the divine bounty: upon this methoughts i saw him tremble and look as if he were in a straight, and
113	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  and misery, i received likewise information of your remedy too: at which words methoughts the man suddenly revived and looked chearful, as if the power and efficacy of
114	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  some who knew him, that his name was affection: [.] # and now methoughts i heard conscience begin again to round in his ears, the greatness of his
115	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  more desirous to inform my self what he did there; to which end, methoughts i crept as near to the place as possibly i could without being discovered,
116	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  proposed: he turned about, and was going away in a rage, but methoughts i saw judgment lay hold on him, and cry, pray sir turn again
117	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  relish with thee then, when they are thus seasoned and sauced: [.] # methoughts at this discourse i saw him begin to shrink, and could perceive him to
118	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  of his victory, and the happiness he expected as the consequence thereof; and methoughts i could do no less than rejoyce with him too: but as i lifted
119	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  some never find the way out, but are lost therein for ever: now methoughts, i said to my self, alas, poor man, what wilt thou
120	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  so for ever, in defiance of thee and all thou canst do: hereat methoughts the fiend stormed exceedingly, and with a fierce and terrible countenance, he roared
121	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  certainly true; resist the devil and he will flee from you: and now methoughts i saw the man look very chearfully, and discover much briskness and agility in
122	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  the fiend, who was as i am informed the prince of darkness himself: methoughts i found my self very much grieved and troubled thereat, concluding that he had
123	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  , exalt and laud the name of him who doth me help always: # methoughts after this victory he went forward with more speed and swiftness than before, and
124	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  a nearer and a more universal compliance with the divine will: [.] # now methoughts seeing the three pilgrims thus parted, i became strangely concerned thereat, and it
125	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  : so that from head to foot, there was no part free; but methoughts he appeared covered all over with blood; his face was sadly mortified, and
126	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  given you unquestionable demonstrations thereof: [.] # the king having made this declaration, methoughts i saw believer, (who had before he would adventure to approach the table
127	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  to that memorial of his covenant, and certificate of his marriage: and then methoughts i heard believer sing softly to himself the following himn: [.] thou'st brought my
128	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  , and triumph in god my saviour, amen, amen: [.] # and methoughts, i saw him rise from his knees in a most humble, serious,
129	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  name to it, as he had done at the first: [.] # whereupon methoughts i looked up, and saw the son of the blessed, stand by the
130	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  , freeness, sweetness, and redundancy of thy joy: [.] # and now methoughts i saw him go forward in his pilgrimage with more speed and diligence than ever
131	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  have the seal of it renewed likewise, which was presently granted: and now methoughts i could discern him to eat more heartily, and drink more freely at the
132	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  to the celestial Paradice, there to prepare a place for him: and now methoughts i could easily discern him to be exceedingly filled with admiration and wonder, at
133	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  for ever and ever, world without end: amen: [.] # and now methoughts when i saw the gates opened to give admittance to this happy pilgrim, i
134	1683	The Second part of The pi...				  mortality longer endure the sight of its glory which now so ovewhelmed me, that methoughts i sunk down and fainted away; whereupon i awoke, and found my self
135	1683	The poets dream: or, The ...				  have them to iayl, and that's the cause that the land complains: methoughts a mighty hunting-match, was made by Bayliffs and their Currs: poor men was
136	1683	The poets dream: or, The ...				  's the cause that the land complains: when i awaked from my dream, methoughts the world turn'd upside down, and in great haste i writ this Theam,
137	1684	An essay for the recordin...				  day brought away from hatfield, which were about a mile off; and here methoughts was matter of joy and sorrow both, to see the company: some company
138	1684	The atheist, or, The seco...				  and not have a shilling to help himself: [.] [.] [.] court: # methoughts, as i look'd into the room, he ratled the box with a great
139	1685	Kyrou paideia, or, The in...				  wise in their administration, and happy in their conduct: it was also, methoughts, observable in most private families, where the masters have some of them numerous
140	1685	Kyrou paideia, or, The in...				  to walk or to run; but over and above that, i found, methoughts, a certain complacency to my self in so doing: in regard therefore that
141	1686	Poems by Mrs. Anne Killig...				  but i will not fear: for when'gainst love he fiercest did inveigh, methoughts i saw thee turn with scorn away: [.] [.] ami: alcimedon according to
142	1686	The devil of a wife, or, ...				  as much use as any implement about thee: [.] [.] [.] Iane: # methoughts he look'd like one of the old patriarchs, in the arras i have seen
143	1689	Britannia languens: or, A...				  ; whom with langhorne poor langhorne! not one word of praise for thee! methoughts thou lookedst as apostolically as the best of them: but this't is to
144	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  not, i cou'd not want it: [.] # but for all this, methoughts apprenticeship had in it something of i knew not what, that i could not
145	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  and sometimes whistling himself to bear them company in their melodies: a long time methoughts i saw him thus sweetly entertain himself, and at last he pull'd out of
146	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  whistle at the end; and a Tipsie cradle reeling in the corner, (methoughts) were a pretty sort of goods, and not unhandsom furniture: a whole
147	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  a ix-footed animal: [.] # then turning my eyes towards the cupboard (where methoughts i could with a million of thanks have squeezed in my aded corpse for a
148	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  my self to, for the appeasing of an hungry stomach: [.] # now methoughts i began to loath my afore-named manna, blackberries, nuts, crabs, bullice
149	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  to furnish the god of love which dats: when she open'd her mouth, methoughts i saw the three graces sporting in her countenance, when she smiles there needs
150	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  that a blew mist came o're my eyes and doz'd my senses; when methoughts a lovely youth clad in a glorious garb stood by me, and with beaming
151	1691	A voyage round the world,...				  design? but scarce ever i am so, i was highly well pleased, methoughts whilst i expected, whilst i hoped for a new sight of london, till
152	1692	A voyage to the world of ...				  ; and that though i did not see forthwith the faults of them, yet methoughts i saw them: upon that i presented them to two of my friends,
153	1692	Five new plays ... as the...				  heard you not that, my lord? [.] [.] [.] ler: i heard methoughts a groan as horrible as if great nature's frame had crackt in two,
154	1693	Poems upon several occasi...				  sweets did flow, and as we reap'd successive joys did grow: at last methoughts she did her rays display, and drove the horror of the night away;
155	1693	Henry the Second, King of...				  , verulam, i scarce could feel the speed my spurs created, and yet methoughts't was a slow pace to love [.] [.] veru: it is not fit
156	1693	The gentleman dancing-mas...				  i will know it, speak: [.] [.] [.] pru: # why then methoughts last night you came up into my chamber in your shirt, when i was
157	1693	The gentleman dancing-mas...				  eat me: [.] [.] [.] pru: # not guess yet! why then methoughts you came to bed to me? now am i as red as my petticoat
158	1693	A new martyrology, or, Th...				  weight upon me leant, half waking, and yet sleeping thus i dreamt: methoughts i saw a lawyer at his book, studying pecunia, but never cooke;
159	1693	A new martyrology, or, Th...				  the whiggs and say, thou hates the ill-contriv'd Fanatick way: with that methoughts i saw him tack about, and straight he courted the Curs'd romish rout,
160	1693	A new martyrology, or, Th...				  and would climb, Altho' they break their necks the very time, and now methoughts he hearing preparations, that were a forming in the neighbour nations, prepares for
161	1694	The ambitious slave, or, ...				  , and to confirme that faith sleeping this night i saw the sweetest vision: methoughts, a glittring troop danced all around me, Clapt their gay wings, and
162	1694	The innocent usurper, or,...				  reach th' almighty's ear, thunder from high grows lowder than my prayer: methoughts the diamond bolts of Heav'n were barr'd, and straight the noise of falling crowns
163	1694	The satyr of Titus Petron...				  he hop'd from the clearness of the heavens, lycas, turning to tryphena, methoughts, said he, about midnight the vision of priapus appear'd to me, and
164	1694	The satyr of Titus Petron...				  startl'd, and you'd swear we slept together, rply'd she, for methoughts the image of neptune having struck his trident thrice against the baje, told me
165	1695	The temple of death a poe...				  yet a child, your looks at once were awful, and yet mild: methoughts you Blush'd, as conscious of my flame, Whil'st your strict Vertue did your
166	1695	The history of the troubl...				  riding suit, which he had on that day sevennight at hampton-court with me: methoughts i wondred to see him (for i left him sick at home) and
167	1695	A Brief enquiry into the ...				  to the throne, and that you insisted pretty long upon that head; yet methoughts you were a little too short in telling us only that king Iames (who
168	1695	A Brief enquiry into the ...				  of money without consent of parliament, and of exercising his dispensing power; yet methoughts you seem chiefly to place this vacancy of the throne upon king iames's abdication
169	1696	The Cornish comedy as it ...				  hath cooled my courage, yet i am in a sweat, he talked, methoughts, very merrily, therefore i judge he hath been playing the rogue, what
170	1697	Two books of elegies in i...				  done, as thestius, is said, to burn her son: and yet methoughts't was very hard, that they, Shou'd feel the flames, that cou'd
171	1697	Two books of elegies in i...				  Blest, had Banish'd cares, and Charm'd my soul to rest, Amaz'd, methoughts i saw a goddess stand, holding a little wanton by the hand; my
172	1697	Two books of elegies in i...				  do: [.] a dream: [.] i dreamt, and in my dream, methoughts i saw, the good anacreon, he call'd me too; i ran with
173	1697	Miscellany poems				  o'th' sudden crack'd, and sighing broke; it broke, and said, (methoughts) to me, think of thy own mortality: [.] a morning thought,
174	1698	Caligula a tragedy, as it...				  the spirit that he reigns: i wonder not you left me far behind, methoughts your fiery steeds outran the wind; winds lost their breath in giving caesar chase
175	1698	An account of the life an...				  Aw upon them: [.] # read his reflection upon it in his diary: methoughts i saw much of god in the carrying on of the work of this day
176	1698	An account of the life an...				  take, thus he writes, march: 22: 1665/6: [.] # this day methoughts it was made more clear to me than ever, by the hand of my
177	1698	The deceiver deceived a c...				  ; i have no hopes in human aid, but my own dear st: silveser methoughts, in a dream, express'd, his sacred girdle might do me good:
178	1698	Pendragon, or, The carpet...				  n't deserve a curse: ah wench! but just before you wak'd me, methoughts a war-like man attack'd me; fierce, like the fam'd st: george, when
179	1698	The life of the learned S...				  is that you are musing upon so sadly alone, when i came in: methoughts you had some great matter in your head: for ye scarcely did see me
180	1699	The epistles of Phalaris ...				  my head to enquire whether it were not done into french: i found, methoughts the phalaridan both thought and stile very much to symbolize with that of the louvre
181	1699	The epistles of Phalaris ...				  ms: i found standing in a page by themselves these latin verses, which methoughts were pretty things in their kind: they were over-written thus: # my nephews
182	1699	Spiritual songs, or, Song...				  (alas!) was gone; he whom i did so lately hear, methoughts i was undone: i sought him whom my soul ador'd, but him i
183	1699	The insinuating bawd and ...				  yield to beauties pleasing power: nature b'ing headstrong, and my virtue weak, methoughts, i could for ever hear her speak; i fond of joy, and
184	1699	The insinuating bawd and ...				  but when few hours was spent, he turn'd his back, and grew, methoughts, cold, negligent, and slack: i call'd him dear, but could
185	1700	The case of John Dunton, ...				  that tenderness which ought to be between a man and his wife: so that methoughts i went to my own house (whither, some years ago, i went
186	1700	A relation of two several...				  one left alive to tell how it came: it was the most dismal sight methoughts i ever had seen, to behold so many humane bodies toss'd at such a
187	1700	A relation of two several...				  of her: i did not dislike her merely for her being black, but methoughts her ears, though they were richly set out with gold, look'd but hideously
188	1700	Luctus britannici, or, Th...				  in their writings sink, that the vile Scriblers seem at least to think: methoughts i saw the mighty phoebus fir'd with just revenge, with all his rage Inspir'd
189	1700	A journey to Hell, or, A ...				  by taking bribes of coin, as slaves who labour in an indian mine: methoughts i heard'em cry, ne'er fear; go on, my fee, my
190	1700	The metamorphos'd beau, o...				  grates; and faith said i,'t is fit for none but beggars; methoughts the last smelt strong, but this is worse: sir, said our guide
191	1700	Father Malebranche his tr...				  believe i principally undertook it to satisfie the difficulties of some philosophers, who, methoughts, had not all that due sense religion teaches us to have of the goodness