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What might\u00e2\u0080\u0099est thou do, that honor would thee do, Were all thy Children kind and natural! But see thy fault! France or England hath in thee found out A nest of hollow Bosoms, which he fills. With regard to Judge Chace\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Tryal, were I", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 5357 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/99-03-02-1377", "doc_title": "From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 20 January 1805", "date": 1805, "matched_text": "a nest of hollow bosoms", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "nest", "hollow", "bosoms" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "onor would thee do, Were all thy Children kind and natural! But see thy fault! France or England hath in thee found out A nest of hollow Bosoms, which he fills. 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Franklin\u00e2\u0080\u0099s doctri[ ne ] is equivalent to \u00e2\u0080\u009cCry havock![ \u00e2\u0080\u009d ] and let Slip the dogs of War civil and Foreign, till a despot Shall come in to lay the dogs prostrate with his languadge and dessipate in thi", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2053 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-13-02-0091", "doc_title": "John Adams to Philip Mazzei, 3 July 1782", "date": 1782, "matched_text": "know how tender tis to", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know", "how", "tender", "tis" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_019", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH", "kwic": "he Innocents was a trifle in comparison. 2 Lady Macbeth uttered a Sentiment a little like it. \u00e2\u0080\u009cI have given Suck; and know how tender tis to love the Babe that milks me: yet would I: even when \u00e2\u0080\u0099twas smiling in my face; have plucked my Nipple from its boneles", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 5050 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-14-02-0014", "doc_title": "John Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, 17 October 1799", "date": 1799, "matched_text": "and know how tender tis", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know", "how", "tender", "tis" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_019", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH", "kwic": "hink of it. 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I beg you to be persuaded that no one is with more sincere respect Gentlemen Yr very Hble and very Obt Servt Le Cheval", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3452 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-06-02-0159", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Stone, 16 March 1782", "date": 1782, "matched_text": "of his life and then", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "life", "then" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_013", "shakespeare_source": "THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "stances have unfortunately exposed him to the censures of your government. I knew this gentleman at a very early period of his life and then formed a good opinion of his abilities and worth. 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I thank you for your good Counsel respecting Physic, 2 I continue well, & live on without it; and while I do live I shall ever be with great & sincere Es", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2821 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-16-02-0097", "doc_title": "John Adams to Tristram Dalton, 2 May 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "the wonder of the world", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "wonder", "world" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "uld be able to command a Revenue in War, and Act as a Nation in Negotiations abroad & c. \u00e2\u0080\u0094 But they have done this to the Wonder of the World, under the present Confederacy, and why more Power should be required now, at the Peace, I know not.\u00e2\u0080\u0094 The Raising of", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 714 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-42-02-0150", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Mather, 12 May 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "to lay my bones there", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "lay", "bones" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_036", "shakespeare_source": "THE WINTER'S TALE", "kwic": "ought upon People by their carrying their Heads too high.\u00e2\u0080\u0094 6 I long much to see again my native Place, and once hoped to lay my Bones there. 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I t", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2698 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-09-02-0459", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to John Jay, 22 May 1786", "date": 1786, "matched_text": "him i know not how", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know", "how" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "of both France and Holland in the late negociations. It was natural therefore that these governments should provide for him. I know not how it has happened that we are resorted to on the occasion unless perhaps it is the particular wish of Mr. Dumas to receiv", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3601 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-03-02-0005-0001-0003", "doc_title": "London Thursday March 30.", "date": 1786, "matched_text": "look me in the face", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "look", "face" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_023", "shakespeare_source": "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM", "kwic": "nversation with me. So did Sir George Young [ Yonge ]. But there is an Aukward Timidity, in General. This People cannot look me in the Face: there is conscious Guilt and Shame in their Countenances, when they look at me. They feel that they have behaved ill,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1190 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-07-02-0027", "doc_title": "John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 19 March 1786", "date": 1786, "matched_text": "i will say thus much", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say", "thus" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_014", "shakespeare_source": "KING HENRY THE EIGHTH", "kwic": "nothing Superiour in any modern Language. What Success they will have in England is uncertain, at least for some years. I will Say thus much in favour of our Country that in Poets and Painters, She is not at present outdone by any nation in Europe. 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When the great Creator made Man, he gave him a Tongue to complain of Wrongs, two Ears to hear a Brother\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Complaints, and two Hands to do him Justice by removing the Cause; all these were made before the Hatchet,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 975 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-04-02-0045", "doc_title": "George Washington to John Campbell, Earl of Loudoun, 10 January 1757", "date": 1757, "matched_text": "honour and virtue and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "honour", "virtue" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "selves intollerable Grievances, are set to view in the most glareing point of Light by a Person 22 lost to all Sense of Honour and Virtue (and building, I am sorry to say, upon a Proclamation inviting the Deserters from the Virginia Regiment, to List in the Roya", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 718 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-04-02-0259", "doc_title": "George Washington to Robert Dinwiddie, 17 September 1757", "date": 1757, "matched_text": "and set them down", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "set", "down" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "auses. I am sorry I did not know it was necessary to give the name of each officer of the command; but shall do it now; and set them down as they are placed in companies. Major Lewis\u00e2\u0080\u0094Lt Bullet\u00e2\u0080\u0094Lt Fleming\u00e2\u0080\u0094Ensn Speake Captn Woodward\u00e2\u0080\u0094Lt Dangerfield \u00e2\u0080\u0094", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1014 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-07-02-0093", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, 21 May 1757", "date": 1757, "matched_text": "to a good husband", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good", "husband" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "at I think Miss Betsey a very agreeable, sweet-tempered, good girl, who has had a housewifely education, and will make, to a good husband, a very good wife. 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Genl Forbes expects that the Troops will have 80 Cartridges \u00e2 \u008c Man Compleated by to morrow Night, 44 of which are to be carefully packd up in Casks & deliverd to the Artillery with the Mark of their Corps[.] As all t", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1044 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-01-02-0003-0001-0011", "doc_title": "Tuesday [17 October].", "date": 1758, "matched_text": "love to hear him", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "love", "hear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "2 at Mr. Niles\u00e2\u0080\u0099s. He said old Coll. Thatcher of Barnstable was an excellent man. \u00e2\u0080\u009cHe was a very holy man. I used to love to hear him pray. He was a Counsellor, and a Deacon. 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The obscure bird clamourd the livelong night Some", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1062 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-01-02-0004-0005-0001", "doc_title": "[Spring 1759.]", "date": 1759, "matched_text": "me laugh to see", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "laugh", "see" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "s Point, and 20 Volumes of Institutes and Reporters, I suppose were produced as authorities. 12 ( Otis aside . It makes me laugh to see Pratt lugg a Cart load of Books into Court to prove a Point as clear as the Sun. The Action is as dead as a Hubb.) Otis", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1462 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-01-02-0004-0005-0001", "doc_title": "[Spring 1759.]", "date": 1759, "matched_text": "but a poor man", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "poor", "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "of his friends. He will suffer the most by it. The Notes will give offence. A rich Man will be allowed to give a Note, but a poor Man must pay the Money. 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Mistake not this for an Expectation of the Life to come, in the Poets Creed.\u00e2\u0080\u0094Far otherwise. 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The smok\u00e2\u0080\u0099d Beef was also excellent. The Accounts you give me of the Marriages of our Friends are very agreeable. I love to hear of every thing that tends to increase the Number of good People. You cannot conceive how shamefully the Mode here is a", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2861 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-01-02-0002", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to John Page, 25 December 1762", "date": 1762, "matched_text": "i lay me down", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "lay", "down" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_013", "shakespeare_source": "THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "t know, dear Page, that I am now in a house surrounded with enemies, who take counsel together against my soul and when I lay me down to rest they say among themselves Come let us destroy him. 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Love to our Children and to my dear Brother and Sister. 4 I am, dear D", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2587 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0150", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Mary Stevenson, [12\u201316 December 1764]", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "i sat me down", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sat", "down" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_007", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK", "kwic": "g in about 30 Days from Philadelphia. Your good Mama was not at home, and the Maid could not tell where to find her, so I sat me down and waited her Return, when she was a good deal surpriz\u00e2\u0080\u0099d to find me in her Parlour. She has this Afternoon receiv\u00e2\u0080\u0099", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 611 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-12-02-0001", "doc_title": "Poor Richard Improved, 1765", "date": 1765, "matched_text": "the french king queen", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "king", "queen" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "e Netherlands. 1543 Pins first made in England, before which the Ladies used skewers. 1547 Silk Stockings first worn by the French King. 1561 Queen Elizabeth wore the first Pair of Silk Stockings in England. 1577 Watches were first brought into England from Germany.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3565 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-01-02-0010-0001-0017", "doc_title": "Thurdsday. Jany. 16th. 1766.", "date": 1766, "matched_text": "for a noble man", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "noble", "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_005", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF CORIOLANUS", "kwic": "ant Dinner indeed! Went over the House to view the Furniture, which alone cost a thousand Pounds sterling. A Seat it is for a noble Man, a Prince. The Turkey Carpets, the painted Hangings, the Marble Tables, the rich Beds with crimson Damask Curtains and", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2374 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-01-02-0010-0002-0012", "doc_title": "Monday March 17th. 1766.", "date": 1766, "matched_text": "a good man an", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good", "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "s, and of a Majority of his Brother Councillors [been] , that Mr. Hutchinson is a great Man, a pious, a wise, a learnd, a good Man, an eminent Saint, a Phylosopher &c, the greatest Man in the Province, the greatest on the Continent? < Nay have not many p", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 4472 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-14-02-0193", "doc_title": "\u201cF.B.\u201d: On Smuggling, [24 November 1767]", "date": 1767, "matched_text": "that an honest man", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "honest", "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "ccount, rated the advantage much above its value. 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As I have sent you my measure once or twice I presume you can be at no loss for want of one 1 but I think you have generally sent my Cloaths too short & sometimes to", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 469 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-01-02-0008-0006-0002", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Testimony: Middlesex Court of General Sessions, Concord, September 1768", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "and no man else", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "man", "else" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "very good, till this came out. Sarah Garfield. I asked her who was the father, 30 March, in Extremity, she said Headley and no Man else. I asked her how she came to clear him before Coll. Jones. She said He promised her Money and that she should never wan", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2169 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-15-02-0031", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Livezey, 20 February 1768", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "to see how he", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "see", "how" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_025", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE", "kwic": "but I imagine he hardly thinks so himself. Anxiety and uneasiness are painted on his brow and the woman who would like to see how he would look when dead, need only look at him while living. 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You farther intimate, that our using British Manufactures give", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3371 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-15-02-0170", "doc_title": "A New Version of the Lord\u2019s Prayer, [late 1768?]", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "forgive us our sins", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "forgive", "sins" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_025", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE", "kwic": "for us this Day, as thou hast hitherto daily done. Old V. \u00e2\u0080\u0082 Forgive us our Debts as we forgive our Debtors. Matthew. Forgive us our Sins, for we also forgive every one that is indebted to us. 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And if you do not leave off pointing your Weapons at him I will fire among you", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3187 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-02-02-0008-0002-0006", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Trial: Special Court of Admiralty, Boston, June 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "and bleed to death", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "bleed", "death" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "m to come out and get our Doctor that they might not bleed to death. Corbit said he would not. That he would die there, and bleed to death. 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While he and I were talking, some of his", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1749 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-16-02-0008", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, 9\u201328 January 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "then goes to the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "then", "goes" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "f it in the Minutes; because the Petition has only been offered but not presented . If Leave to present it is given, he then goes to the Bar of the House, and from thence up to the Table, where he delivers it, and then \u00e2\u0080\u0099tis read by the Clerk. 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You will be pleased to send me a state of the case as it is to be set forth in your answer. In this you should take care to answer every allegation and interrogatory. As soon as I recieve this I shall pu", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 780 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-01-02-0042", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to The Royal Danish American Gazette, 6 September 1772", "date": 1772, "matched_text": "learn to know thy", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know", "thy" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_032", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS", "kwic": "estruction that hovers over thee, or crush thee into atoms? See thy wretched helpless state, and learn to know thyself. Learn to know thy best support. Despise 3 thyself, and adore thy God. 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Your Story of the Clergyman and Proclamation is a pleasant one. 9 I can only match it with one I had from my Father, I know not if it was ever printed. 1 Charles I. ordered his Proclamation, authorizing Sports on a Sunday, to be read in all Ch", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2302 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-19-02-0198", "doc_title": "Reply to a Defender of Lord Hillsborough, [after 7 September 1772]", "date": 1772, "matched_text": "speak what i know", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "speak", "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "n that kind of Leasing-making 1 as our Ancestors call\u00e2\u0080\u0099d it. 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No Estate passed by it. It is void. Viner. Tit. Corporations B. pl. 1. \u00e2\u0080\u009cNone but the King can make a Corporation.\u00e2\u0080\u009d 13 E. pl. 1. a Name. 14 Mr. Fitch. 8. G. 15 secures all Trees, let them be whose Property th", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3145 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-02-02-0010-0004-0002", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Trial: Suffolk Superior Court, Boston, 25 February 1773", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "eyes were black and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "eyes", "black" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_003", "shakespeare_source": "AS YOU LIKE IT", "kwic": "Murder, I took it to be her Voice. I cant say whether he struck her. Knows nothing of the Squabble 3 Weeks before. Her Eyes were black and blue, and she said she believd it was owing to his frequently striking her. He deny\u00e2\u0080\u0099d the striking of her. 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I am with great respect Sir Your most humble servt., Th : Jefferson", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 611 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-03-02-0473", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Philip Mazzei, 31 May 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "of this good news", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good", "news" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "uish his Southern enterprize to go to the defence of New York. The Marquis Fayette is safely arrived and was the bearer of this good news. The express waiting, I can add no more than that I am truly Your friend & servt., Th : Jefferson", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3001 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-03-02-0602", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Charles Lynch, 1 August [1780]", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "not meet you know", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "meet", "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "nesses, but in the case of high treason the executive have no power of pardon: that rests with the Legislature who will not meet you know till october. Your activity on this occasion, deserves great commendation, and meets it from the Executive. 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My Love to our Children and the Kingbird, as you call him. 7 In haste, I am, Your affectionate Husband B Franklin", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 786 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-18-02-0006", "doc_title": "Franklin\u2019s Account of His Audience with Hillsborough, 16 January 1771", "date": 1771, "matched_text": "my lord there is a", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "lord" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "s Assent to the Bill for appointing Dr. Franklin Agent? SEC.\u00c2 P. My Lord? L H. Is there not such a Letter? SEC.\u00c2 P. No, my Lord. 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As you are so curious to know something of Mr. Fox, I will see if I can find him out in St. James\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Street. He never call\u00e2\u0080\u0099d after he left your Letter: tho\u00e2\u0080\u0099 I requested he would, and told him", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-19-02-0200", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Priestley, 19 September 1772", "date": 1772, "matched_text": "on either side i come", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "th where the Ballance lies; and if after a Day or two of farther Consideration nothing new that is of Importance occurs on either side, I come to a Determination accordingly. 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Fry, Colo. Stephen, Colo. Andrw Lewis, Captn Hog, Lieutt Savage, Mr Bullett, & the Representative of Mr Wm Wright\u00e2\u0080\u0094the reason of this strange conduct of jumbli\u00e2\u009f\u00a8ng\u00e2\u009f\u00a9 so many names into the same Patent I have alr\u00e2\u009f\u00a8ea\u00e2\u009f\u00a9dy informed you of; as also that, every", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 238 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-02-02-0003-0004-0001", "doc_title": "1773. May 24th [i.e 25th]. Tuesday.", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "to my god my king", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "god", "king" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "pected of me? What will be required of me? What Duties and Obligations will result to me, from an Election? What Duties to my God, my King, my Country, my Family, my Friends, myself? What Perplexities, and Intricacies, and Difficulties shall I be exposed to?", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3484 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-02-02-0003-0004", "doc_title": "[May 1773]", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "to my god my king", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "god", "king" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "pected of me? What will be required of me? What Duties and Obligations will result to me, from an Election? What Duties to my God, my King, my Country, my Family, my Friends, myself? What Perplexities, and Intricacies, and Difficulties shall I be exposed to?", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3484 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-01-02-0097-0004", "doc_title": "III. Reply of the House to Hutchinson\u2019s Second Message, 2 March 1773", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "the kings and queens of", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "kings", "queens" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "ontroversy with the Mother State. Your Excellency says, that by our not distinguishing between the Crown of England and the Kings and Queens of England in their personal or natural Capacities, we have been led into a fundamental Error. \u00e2\u0080\u009cUpon this very Distincti", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 125 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-20-02-0167", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Benjamin Rush, 14 July 1773", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "from head to foot i", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "foot" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "Disorder we call a Cold, but of itself can never by a little Addition of Moisture hurt a Body filled with watry Fluids from Head to foot. I hope our Friend\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Marriage 9 will prove a happy one. Mr. and Mrs. West complain that they never hear from him. 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When a Person came running to my Office to tell me of the first of them, I cryed out laughing Now I believe in my Soul I am a clever fellow, since I have the Attestation of the", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1024 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0186", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 26 September 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "in time to come i", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "Family. I have been banished from them, the greatest Part of the last Eighteen Months but I hope to be with them more, in Time to come. I hope to be excused from attending at Philadelphia, after the Expiration of the Year. 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My Health is better, and Business", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 697 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0219", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 3 December 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "i do i know not", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_034", "shakespeare_source": "TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL", "kwic": "th of the Army and the two Houses of Assembly which takes up much of my Time. How I find Time to write half the Letters I do, I know not, for my whole Time seems engrossed with Business. The whole Congress is taken up, almost in different Committees from s", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0004", "doc_title": "III. 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You will have my warmest thanks for the zeal with which you have promoted and forwarded every measure tending to the good of the service. 3 I am with very sincere Regard Dear Sir Yr most obt and humble Servt Go: Washington", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2694 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/99-01-02-06911", "doc_title": "From George Washington to John Cadwalader, 7 September 1781", "date": 1781, "matched_text": "and i may say to", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "present moment towards forwardg the Troops under my Comand at this Place, than the Means of Transportation on the Bay\u00e2\u0080\u0094and I may say to you Sir! that our Views are so much dependant on the Rapidity of our Movements, that I wish to be helped forward with a", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1629 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/99-01-02-07619", "doc_title": "Questions and Answers about York Island, 1781", "date": 1781, "matched_text": "the gate where is the", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "gate" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "is it? 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He looks older than When I last saw him and he is indeed a fortunate Man: He gave me many details of affairs in France: a gloomy Picture of the Reign of Terror", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 250 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0046", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 21 December 1795", "date": 1795, "matched_text": "me as i know you", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_023", "shakespeare_source": "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM", "kwic": "and the President will have avoided giving any Offence to particular Friends. This is all in Confidence between you and me as I know you will have some Anxiety upon this subject, as I have had a great deal. I have felt for an old Friend and his Friends. 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Is it not \u00e2\u009f\u00a8manifest\u00e2\u009f\u00a9 that in the eyes of France the unpardonable sin of that Treaty is that it roots up for the present those germs of discord and quarrel. 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In the composition of the human frame there is a good deal of inflaminable matter; however dormant it may be for a while, and like an intimate acquaintance of yours, when the torch is put to it, that which is within you may burst into a blaze; for wh", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1697 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/05-20-02-0147", "doc_title": "George Washington to William Pearce, 29 May 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "come on what was done", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_020", "shakespeare_source": "MEASURE FOR MEASURE", "kwic": "esent appearances) will your early Wheat be ready to cut? and how does that, and the other small grain, Peas, & grasses come on? What was done with the Seed saved from the India Hemp last Summer? 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You must write an honest ecclesiastical History. Voltaire or Gibbon ought to have written it; but they dared not. What do you call \u00e2\u0080\u009cThe Bible\u00e2\u0080\u009d? The Translation by King James the first? More than half a Catholick.? When you have read \u00e2\u0080\u009cSearch\u00e2\u0080\u009d you mus", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 527 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/99-03-02-3138", "doc_title": "From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 18 July 1816", "date": 1816, "matched_text": "knows not what he says", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "knows" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_017", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR", "kwic": "lk not of Calvanism, Athanasionism or Unitarianism with him. The Coxcombe Erving < Ervin >, the Adventurer Kat exokeen, knows not what he Says. The Hyperf\u00c5\u0093deralists, to be Sure, for Sometime to come, must obey the Instruction Preecept of Don Quixotte to Sancho", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 208 }, { "founder_id": "madison", "founder_name": "James Madison", "doc_id": "Madison/03-11-02-0032", "doc_title": "James Madison to William Eustis, 12 May 1816", "date": 1816, "matched_text": "it is not politic in", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "politic" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "e seaman impressed, exceeds what I could have inferred from the relations of the New Kingdom to its powerful neighbour. It is not politic in the latter to exact such sacrifices. 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I further declare to you that every word of that preten [de] d conversation is false, and that I never did in my life utter [a w] ord disrespectful either of mr Findlay or mr Heister , the prese [nt] candidates for t", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 283 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/03-12-02-0083", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Francis W. Gilmer, 14 October 1817", "date": 1817, "matched_text": "a month old and i", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "old" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "ticello Oct. 14. 17. Dear Sir On my return from Poplar Forest Sep. 11. I found here your favor of Aug. 18. already near a month old, and I deferred answering it in the hope I should have the pleasure of seeing you here with mr Correa, then daily expected. he", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 658 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/99-02-02-6790", "doc_title": "From John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, 15 July 1817", "date": 1817, "matched_text": "i cannot choose but laugh", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "choose", "laugh" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_028", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET", "kwic": "ffairs, without laughing or crying. I choose to laugh. When People talk of the Freedom of Writing Speaking or thinking, I cannot choose but laugh. No such thing ever existed. 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A Grant of the King of Kings, which no Puppit of a Royalist upon Earth can give or take away?\u00e2\u0080\u0094 The Records and Files of the Court of Probate in Bo", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2814 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/99-02-02-7012", "doc_title": "From John Adams to William Mumford, 9 October 1818", "date": 1818, "matched_text": "old enough to be my", "match_length": 5, "distinctive_content_words": [ "old" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "or Judgeship in such a territory. You might with more propriety apply to the Hyper honourable Mr. Ellery who is almost old enough to be my father, or to the honourable Mr. Foster for recommendations than to me. 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I sympathize with you in all your sorrows & congratulate with you in all your pleasures as I know you do in mine. 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Yet as I have at present Nothing better to offer in their Stead, I do not cross them out: for even a bad Solution read, and it\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Faults discovered, has often given Rise to a good one in the Mind of", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 75 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0006", "doc_title": "Opinions and Conjectures, [29 July 1750]", "date": 1750, "matched_text": "enough if we know", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "n ingenious Reader. 19. Nor is it of much Importance to us to know the Manner in which Nature executes her Laws; \u00e2\u0080\u0099tis enough, if we know the Laws themselves. \u00e2\u0080\u0099Tis of real Use to know, that China left in the Air unsupported, will fall and break; but how i", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0006", "doc_title": "Opinions and Conjectures, [29 July 1750]", "date": 1750, "matched_text": "to be a cold", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "cold" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "on the Wainscot at Stretham. 24. Lightning melts Metals; and I hinted in my Paper on that Subject, that I suspected it to be a cold Fusion (I do not mean a Fusion by Force of Cold, but a Fusion without Heat.) 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But I shall never have done, if I tell You all my Conjectures, Thoughts and Imaginations on the Nature and Operations of this Electrical Fluid, and relate the Var", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1024 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0008", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Johnson, 9 August 1750", "date": 1750, "matched_text": "with the bishop of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "bishop" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "Philada. Augt. 9. 1750 Revd. Sir At my Return home I found your Favour of June the 28th. with the Bishop of Cloyne\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Letter enclos\u00e2\u0080\u0099d, 4 which I will take care of, and beg Leave to keep a little longer. 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Many who cannot now be accommodated in the church, go to other places, or stay at home; and if we had", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 92 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0012", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Johnson, 13 September 1750", "date": 1750, "matched_text": "an old saying that", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "old" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "Powder mix\u00e2\u0080\u0099d quick in a Tea Cup of Milk, \u00e2\u0080\u0099tis no way disagreable, but looks and even tastes like Chocolate. \u00e2\u0080\u0099Tis an old Saying, That an Ounce of Prevention is worth a Pound of Cure, and certainly a true one, with regard to the Bark; a little of which w", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 658 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0021", "doc_title": "Rules for Making Oneself a Disagreeable Companion, 15 November 1750", "date": 1750, "matched_text": "you can guess what", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "guess" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "indisputably good Thing; either give no Attention to it; or interrupt him; or draw away the Attention of others; or, if you can guess what he would be at, be quick and say it before him; or, if he gets it said, and you perceive the Company pleas\u00e2\u0080\u0099d with it,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 49 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0028", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to [John Franklin?], 25 December 1750", "date": 1750, "matched_text": "of my hand and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hand" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_019", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH", "kwic": "ot conceive how, till att last I Perceived the Chain in my hand, and Recollected what I had been About to do: that part of my hand and fingers which held the Chain was left white as tho\u00e2\u0080\u0099 the Blood had been Driven Out, and Remained so 8 or 10 Minutes Af", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 809 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0029", "doc_title": "Poor Richard Improved, 1751", "date": 1751, "matched_text": "of our art and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "art" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_019", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH", "kwic": "a Gaming-Table at Tunbridge!\u00e2\u0080\u009d When these Predictions are accomplished, what glorious Proofs they will be of the Truth of our Art? And if they happen to fail, there is no doubt but so profound an Astronomer as Mr. Whiston, will be able to see other Signs", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 863 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0029", "doc_title": "Poor Richard Improved, 1751", "date": 1751, "matched_text": "many a man would", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_004", "shakespeare_source": "THE COMEDY OF ERRORS", "kwic": "ctice that right Knowledge show. To Christians bad rude Indians we prefer; \u00e2\u0080\u0099Tis better not to know, than knowing err. Many a Man would have been worse, if his Estate had been better. We may give Advice, but we cannot give Conduct. March. I Month. Some sw", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0029", "doc_title": "Poor Richard Improved, 1751", "date": 1751, "matched_text": "the bones of all", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "bones" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_028", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET", "kwic": "the Web of the Foot of a Frog, &c. and the Globules to split and divide, before they can enter the smallest Vessels. 2. 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The Master then to read the Piece with the proper Modulations of Voice, due Emphasis, and suitable Action, where Action is required; and put the Yo", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2140 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-04-02-0047", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Johnson, 11 July 1751", "date": 1751, "matched_text": "good wishes to our", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "ps as you may mention, free of Charge f[or Sale?] and allow them a Profit; not expecting Pay till [they] are sold. Your good Wishes to our Academy are very obliging. We have now near 100 Scholars [including?] some very young ones. 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It shall not sleep in silence, my having received information, that those peremptory Orders from Home, which, you say, could not be dispensed", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 243 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-05-02-0064", "doc_title": "Account of the Death of Georg Richmann, 5 March 1754", "date": 1754, "matched_text": "and full of blood", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "blood" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "it was opened, some Blood issued from the Mouth. The Intestines were sound and in good Condition, but the Pancreas hurt and full of Blood. The other Intrails, as the Liver, the Spleen, perfectly sound. 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I heartily wish the Union may be approv\u00e2\u0080\u0099d of by the Assemblies of the several Colonies, and confirm\u00e2\u0080\u0099d", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2675 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-05-02-0109", "doc_title": "Reasons and Motives for the Albany Plan of Union, [July 1754]", "date": 1754, "matched_text": "both in blood and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "blood" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "ugh the bad conduct of traders; who cheat the Indians after making them drunk, &c. to the great expence of the colonies both in blood and treasure. 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That there is therefore great Reason to be jealous of a Power in such Governors and Councils, to raise", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1175 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-01-02-0131", "doc_title": "George Washington to John Augustine Washington, 6 May 1755", "date": 1755, "matched_text": "will hang upon my", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hang" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "is Month, or the first of next; so that you may imagine time will hang heavy you may easily guess then how heavily time will hang upon my hands. 4 I have m ee e t with a familiar much complaisance in this Family, especially from the General; who I hope to p", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 162 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-01-02-0157", "doc_title": "George Washington to Samuel Washington, 14 June 1755", "date": 1755, "matched_text": "to my sister to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sister" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_017", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR", "kwic": "hope the dispute will soon be decided, and then I shall be able to give you a more particular acct. Pray make my Compts to my Sister & to Colo. Champes Family. 2 I am Dr Saml yr &ca Camp at George\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Creek 14th June 1755 P.S. I have been able to procure To", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 148 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-01-02-0179", "doc_title": "George Washington to Colin Campbell, 2 August 1755", "date": 1755, "matched_text": "know it before the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "ch I will take the trouble o ff f ) for the Consideration of 40\u00c2\u00a3\u00e2\u0080\u0099s 2 if you accept of this offer, I shoud be glad to know it before the first of Sepr; and I have inclos\u00e2\u0080\u0099d you a Memm of the days I have appointed times that I have desir\u00e2\u0080\u0099d the Officer\u00e2\u0080\u0099", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-01-02-0184", "doc_title": "George Washington to Warner Lewis, 14 August 1755", "date": 1755, "matched_text": "then on the other", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "then" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "liberty to misbehave than if they were regularly, and compactly drawn up under the Eyes of their superior Officer\u00e2\u0080\u0099s. 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From an old Book. 6 First, see the Land which thou intend\u00e2\u0080\u0099st to buy, Within the Seller\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Title clear doth lie. And that no Woman to it doth lay Claim, By Dowry, Jointure, or some other Name, That it may cumber. Know if bound or free The Tenure stan", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 324 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-07-02-0030", "doc_title": "Poor Richard Improved, 1757", "date": 1757, "matched_text": "at the heart and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "heart" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "ds. 8 Excess of Wit may oftentimes beguile: Jests are not always pardon\u00e2\u0080\u0099d\u00e2\u0080\u0094by a Smile. Men may disguise their Malice at the Heart, And seem at Ease\u00e2\u0080\u0094tho\u00e2\u0080\u0099 pain\u00e2\u0080\u0099d with inward Smart. 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The Assembly have great Respect for their present Governor, and if he would think fit himself to hear and answer their Complaints, it might probably be very agreable to the Assembly to have an Opportunity of laying them before him.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 827 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-07-02-0076", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, 11 April 1757", "date": 1757, "matched_text": "a good sign that", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_019", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH", "kwic": "Firing a House to have an Opportunity of Stealing a Trencher. I wish Success to the Negociations with the Indians. Tis a good Sign that so many are come down. 8 The next Post will probably find us here; pray favour me with any farther Intelligence concern", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2694 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-07-02-0077", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Hazard, 11 April 1757", "date": 1757, "matched_text": "sure you are not", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sure" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_003", "shakespeare_source": "AS YOU LIKE IT", "kwic": "on the Affair: But your Refusal of that as well as of Kneeland\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Orders, 6 is sufficient, as you never assumed to be sure you are not oblig\u00e2\u0080\u0099d to pay. 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I am glad to hear Jamey 2 is so good and diligent a workman; if he ever sets up", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 66 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-07-02-0096", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, 30 May 1757", "date": 1757, "matched_text": "he need not fear", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": ". I hope my nephew will therefore establish a character as an honest and faithful, as well as skilful workman, and then he need not fear employment. 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I shall be very glad to send my Goods by the first oppertunity\u00e2\u0080\u0094together with a true state of the Acct between Us. 2 I am Dr Sir,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 447 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-05-02-0058", "doc_title": "George Washington to John Blair, 31 January 1758", "date": 1758, "matched_text": "to feed and clothe", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "feed", "clothe" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_007", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK", "kwic": "d need their assistance in the Spring, when they wou\u00e2\u0080\u0099d be of infinite service in offensive or defensive measures; and to feed and clothe them thro\u00e2\u0080\u0099 the winter, if they cou\u00e2\u0080\u0099d be prevail\u00e2\u0080\u0099d with to stay, wou\u00e2\u0080\u0099d be attended with great expence. Upon the", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 82 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-05-02-0060", "doc_title": "George Washington to Thomas Knox, January 1758", "date": 1758, "matched_text": "be out of fashion", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fashion" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "them to your Care also. 3 In my last I desird two pair of Workd Ruffles at a guinea each pair\u00e2\u0080\u0094if workd Ruffles shoud be out of fashion send such as are not, and to the things wrote for in my last add these following viz. 4 A Neat Mahay Card Table\u00e2\u0080\u0094wch m", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 96 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-05-02-0105", "doc_title": "George Washington to Adam Stephen, 24 April 1758", "date": 1758, "matched_text": "at my door i", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "door" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "oney is yet come for that salutary purpose, I am at a loss how to act. 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I think none of our common Philosophical Prin", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 167 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-10-02-0123", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Mary Stevenson, 25 March 1763", "date": 1763, "matched_text": "forget me when i", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "forget" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "owing me that I am not yet forgotten by the dear Friends I left in England. And indeed why should I fear they will ever forget me, when I feel so strongly that I shall ever remember them! I sympathise with you sincerely in your Grief at the Separation from", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 87 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-10-02-0123", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Mary Stevenson, 25 March 1763", "date": 1763, "matched_text": "is but like a", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "like" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "l the enviable Things England has, I envy it most its People. 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You will get ready by that T", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0038", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Smith, 30 September 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "my soul and body", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "soul" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "nversation. Oh my dear Girl, I thank Heaven that another Fortnight will restore you to me\u00e2\u0080\u0094after so long a separation. My soul and Body have both been thrown into Disorder, by your Absence, and a Month of two more would make me the most insufferable Cynic", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 413 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0003", "doc_title": "Argument for Making the Bills of Credit Bear Interest, [13\u201314 January? 1764]", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "they have their eyes", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "eyes" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "ntracts, Sir, are between two or more Parties, and intended by each for his own Advantage; the Parties are free Agents, they have their Eyes open and know what they do. If I want to purchase another Man\u00e2\u0080\u0099s House, and he happens not to have sufficient Confiden", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 632 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0012", "doc_title": "A Narrative of the Late Massacres, [30 January? 1764]", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "gods with all your", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "gods" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "ap\u00e2\u0080\u0099d an ample Bed. Joy touch\u00e2\u0080\u0099d the Hero\u00e2\u0080\u0099s tender Soul, to find So just Reception from a Heart so kind: And oh, ye Gods! with all your Blessings grace (He thus broke forth) this Friend of human Race! The Swain reply\u00e2\u0080\u0099d. It never was our guise To slight", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 268 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0012", "doc_title": "A Narrative of the Late Massacres, [30 January? 1764]", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "the hand that made", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hand" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "Gifts bestow\u00e2\u0080\u0099d, I stain\u00e2\u0080\u0099d my Hospitable Hearth with Blood. How would the Gods my righteous Toils succeed, And bless the Hand that made a Stranger bleed? 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All good People every where de", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 58 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0012", "doc_title": "A Narrative of the Late Massacres, [30 January? 1764]", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "and as i hear", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "nhappy Fugitives, during their March in this severe Season. General Gage, too, has approved of his Officer\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Conduct, and, as I hear, ordered him to remain with the Indians at Amboy, and continue his Protection to them, till another Body of the King\u00e2\u0080\u0099", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 827 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0027", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Mary Stevenson, 14 March 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "as the dead are", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "dead" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_032", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS", "kwic": "first invented Writing, without which I should, at this Distance, be as effectually cut off from my Friends in England, as the Dead are from the Living. But I write so little, that I can have no Claim to much from you as Business, public and private, devo", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 513 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0032", "doc_title": "Explanatory Remarks on the Assembly\u2019s Resolves, [29 March 1764]", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "and vain is it", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "vain" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_017", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR", "kwic": "xercise of Judgment in the Governor, but render the Representative Body of the People mere Cyphers in the Constitution. And vain is it for the People to send their Delegates to the Seat of Representation, as all they can do when met, is to give up their", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 78 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0038", "doc_title": "Cool Thoughts on the Present Situation of Our Public Affairs, 12 April 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "his majesty out of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "majesty" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "of the Crown.\u00e2\u0080\u009d \u00e2\u0080 And Governor Johnson , 5 at his first meeting the Assembly there, after the Change, tells them, \u00e2\u0080\u009cHis Majesty, out of his great Goodness and Fatherly Care of you, and at the earnest Request and Solicitation of your selves, has been graci", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 251 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0038", "doc_title": "Cool Thoughts on the Present Situation of Our Public Affairs, 12 April 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "should fall into such", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fall" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_025", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE", "kwic": "usion and Anarchy , and that it is much to be apprehended, lest by the Heats of the Parties that are amongst them, they should fall into such Violences, as may endanger the Lives of many Persons; and destroy the Colony.\u00e2\u0080\u009d (b) In Consequence of these Disorders,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 289 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0039", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to [Peter Collinson?], 12 April 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "him and the boy", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "boy" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_032", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS", "kwic": "Fall, when they kill\u00e2\u0080\u0099d the People in the Flat upon Delaware; and also five fresh Indian Scalps. 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Since my last I have had a Conversation with Mr. William Coxe, on the Subject of our being at any or no Expence i", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2387 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0055", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Richard Jackson, 1 June 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "with me you know", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "make, he tells me, the more northern Operations on the Lakes will be greatly favour\u00e2\u0080\u0099d. 6 The Proprietaries are angry with me, you know, and always speak ill of me; which will not abate now that I am concern\u00e2\u0080\u0099d in promoting the Application for a Royal Go", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0062", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to George Whitefield, 19 June 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "he loves me and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "loves" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "as been continually showering his Favours upon me, whose very Chastisements have been Blessings to me, can I doubt that he loves me? 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What Assurance of the", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 192 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-11-02-0073", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to John Winthrop, 10 July 1764", "date": 1764, "matched_text": "so and i know", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "ve strong N. and S. Poles, in whatever Part the Ring is broken. I have not try\u00e2\u0080\u0099d this, but have been assur\u00e2\u0080\u0099d \u00e2\u0080\u0099tis so: and I know that a magnetic Bar broken has after Breaking 4 Poles, i.e. it becomes two compleat Bars. 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And pray look upon it as no small Matter, that surrounded as I am by the Glories of this World and Amusements of all Sorts, I remember you and Dolly and all the dear good Folks at Bromley. \u00e2\u0080\u0099Tis true I can\u00e2\u0080", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 12 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-14-02-0155", "doc_title": "Of Lightning, and the Method (Now Used in America) of Securing Buildings and Persons from Its Mischievous Effects, September 1767", "date": 1767, "matched_text": "from the wall and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "wall" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_028", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET", "kwic": "part, perhaps two or three feet; and if bent when under the surface so as to go in a horizontal line six or eight feet from the wall, and then bent again downwards three or four feet, it will prevent damage to any of the stones of the foundation. 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And I cannot help adding that I was sorry to hear you speak of Tobacco daily advancing after our\u00e2\u0080\u0099s was disposed off. 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She said that it was Headleys", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-01-02-0008-0006-0002", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Testimony: Middlesex Court of General Sessions, Concord, September 1768", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "child as soon as", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "child" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "t rid her skimmington 3 he had some other Way. Sufferana Hagar. Lived in the House with Lidia Gage. I knew She was with Child, as soon as she did. She said she never had accused him of this Child, and was not a going to. 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She never told me,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 219 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-02-02-0003-0001-0003", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Trial and Notes for His Argument: Middlesex Inferior Court, Charlestown, March 1768", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "him i say that", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "dont join Us. The Candidate agrees to this, and takes the Covenant. But when the Church assembles to admit and receive him, I say that every Church Member has a Right to object to him. And to give his Reasons. 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But when I see that the poor are by such writings exasperated against the rich, and excited to insurrections, by which much mischief is done, and some forfeit their lives, 9 I could wish the true state o", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 164 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-15-02-0064", "doc_title": "On the Laboring Poor, [April 1768]", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "poor are to be", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "poor" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_034", "shakespeare_source": "TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL", "kwic": "m abroad, by sending out its value in the produce or manufactures of this country, for which manufactures our labouring poor are to be paid. And indeed if we did not export more than we import, we could have no money at all. 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I accordingly called at the Duke\u00e2\u0080\u0099s and left my card; and when I went next to the Treasury, his Grace not being there, Mr. Cooper carried me to Lord North, Chancellor of the Exchequer, 5 who said very obligingly, after talking of s", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 549 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-15-02-0089", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to William Franklin, 2 July 1768", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "away with him to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "away" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_020", "shakespeare_source": "MEASURE FOR MEASURE", "kwic": "asure if I could any ways be useful to government. He made me a compliment, and I took my leave, Mr. Cooper carrying me away with him to his country house at Richmond to dine and stay all night. 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I can only add at present, that my best Wishes attend you, and that if you prove a good Husband and Son, you will find in me an Affectionate Father, B. Franklin My Love to Sally. I have sent her by Mr.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 238 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-15-02-0136", "doc_title": "Arguments Pro and Con: II, 27\u201329 October 1768", "date": 1768, "matched_text": "of life must be", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "life" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "trade, and thus make a more lasting, perhaps a greater, acquisition of fortune; and the manufactures of the necessaries of life must be pursued by them with unwearied diligence. With whom is it we are to dispute this point of honour? 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I find I cannot kill him but by cutting his Throat, and that, as I take it, is not my", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1858 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-08-02-0132", "doc_title": "George Washington to George Mason, 5 April 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "for how can i", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "how" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_013", "shakespeare_source": "THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "nds, and embraces it\u00e2\u0080\u0094prudence dictated \u00c5\u0093conomy to him before, but his resolution was too weak to put it in practice; for how can I, says he , who have lived in such & such a manner change my method? I am ashamed to do it: and besides, such an alterat", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2059 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-08-02-0146", "doc_title": "George Washington to Charles West, 6 June 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "not come down to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come", "down" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_028", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET", "kwic": "Mount Vernon June 6th 1769 Sir, As you did not come down to our April Court according to promise, or according to your own expectation, I shoud be glad to know if you have conside", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2970 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-08-02-0161", "doc_title": "George Washington to John Posey, 26 July 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "now to tell me", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "now", "tell" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_015", "shakespeare_source": "KING JOHN", "kwic": ". Sir, In answer to your Letter of yesterday, 1 I must inform you that I am not a little surprizd, that you shoud begin now to tell me, that Colo. Mason\u00e2\u0080\u0099s claim will be satisfied \u00e2\u0080\u009cyou H ope \u00e2\u0080\u009d by the middle of October without pointing out at the sam", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3699 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-08-02-0161", "doc_title": "George Washington to John Posey, 26 July 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "know for certain that", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_030", "shakespeare_source": "THE TEMPEST", "kwic": "think of amusing People any longer with other expectation\u00e2\u0080\u0099s. Upon the whole, and to cut the matter short, only let me know for certain, that you will assuredly have the Money ready by the middle of October, or expose as many things to Sale (without further del", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-08-02-0164", "doc_title": "George Washington to John Armstrong, 18 August 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "being troubled with a", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "troubled" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_025", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE", "kwic": "th Augt\u00e2\u0080\u009469 Dr Sir About a fortnight ago I came to this place with Mrs Washington and her daughter, the latter of whom being troubled with a complaint, which the efficacy of these Waters it is thought might remove, we resolvd to try them, but have found little", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 31 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/02-08-02-0173", "doc_title": "George Washington to William Ellzey, 3 October 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "for i never saw", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "saw" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_022", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR", "kwic": "by Mr Bryan Fairfax who has the Bond in possession, and much better acquainted with the Condition\u00e2\u0080\u0099s of it than I am (for I never saw it) will Instruct you how to lay the Action which we desire may be commenced as soon as possible in Prince William Cour", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 250 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-01-02-0013-0001-0004", "doc_title": "Aug. 13. Sunday.", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "window of the east", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "window" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_028", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET", "kwic": "ite Chamber you see a fine Plain, covered with Corn and beyond that the whole Harbour and all the Islands. From the End Window of the East Chamber, you may see with a prospective Glass, every Ship, Sloop, Schooner, and Brigantine, that comes in, or goes out.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 47 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-01-02-0006-0004-0002", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Trial: Plymouth Superior Court, May 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "man told me he", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "d had Creatures and not returned\u00e2\u0080\u0099em. Josa. Jacobs . Fortnight before he died, Saml. gave me the Will to keep. The old Man told me, he had sent it by Saml. December Court delivered [to] me. He left Blanks that Coll. Clap might view it and alter it. He sa", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-02-02-0005-0001-0003", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Arbitration: Boston, October 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "heard a voice to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "voice" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "had rather Gage should have the Whale than they. Amos Otis. Have since understood, that Adams run foul of Lot Gage. And heard a Voice to Adams to veer Warp. The Whale as near again to the Newcombs as they to me. Yet heard the Disturbance in their Boat. Ada", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 144 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/05-02-02-0005-0001-0003", "doc_title": "Adams\u2019 Minutes of the Arbitration: Boston, October 1769", "date": 1769, "matched_text": "he would prove the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "prove" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "rce, a Minor. In Adam\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Boat. About 40 Rods from the Whale when Gage struck. Mayo said if they would give him a Piece he would prove the Doanes were not fast. This Deposition confirmed by OKelly and Haws\u00e2\u0080\u0099s. 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With great and sincere Esteem, I am, my dear Friend, Your", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0057", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, 21 March 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "till the worst of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "worst" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": ", are often provok\u00e2\u0080\u0099d to do something that makes them most so ; and that mutual Injuries are apt to increase Animosity till the worst of Remedies becomes the only one, the Sword: I say, to such the present Prospect is very gloomy; for in the early Part of", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 95 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0087", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Jonathan Williams, Sr., 6 June 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "i remember him well", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "remember" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "ly. Probably he can recollect but little of me, as it is a good deal more than half a Century since he has seen me: but I remember him well, a lively, active, handsome young Man, with a fine full flowing Head of Hair. I suppose he must now be near Fourscore.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 177 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0091", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Franklin, 8 June 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "me here is a", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "here" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "n 1763. Perhaps if I live to 1773, I may then call again and take my leave. Our relation, Sally Franklin, is still with me here, is a very good girl, and grown up almost a woman. 2 She sends her love to you and yours. I am, with sincere regard, Your aff", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2026 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0096", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to the New Jersey Assembly Committee of Correspondence, 11 June 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "see no reason but", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "see" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_029", "shakespeare_source": "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW", "kwic": "t must be done by a kind of private Act, and a particular one for each Province that should petition, for which I could see no reason but to increase Fees, which for each Act would be near \u00c2\u00a3200. So Mr. Charles went in alone in his Application, his Bill was", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0101", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, 26 June 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "and will break out", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "break" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "articularly with Lord Chatham. 6 Party Heats are at present a little abated: But many think the Fire is only smothered, and will break out again before the Meeting of Parliament. I wish you would write a Line or two to Mr. Strahan, who often enquires of me c", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 251 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0115", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Lord Le Despencer, 26 July 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "be thought a good", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_034", "shakespeare_source": "TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL", "kwic": "e to adhere to their Resolutions till the whole Act was repealed, without extending their Demands any farther, will not be thought a good Reason for turning me out. 3 I shall, however, always retain a grateful Sense of your Lordship\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Good-will and many C", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2694 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0140", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Jean-Baptiste LeRoy, 2 October 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "they had not come", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "r American Observations of the Transit of Venus. 6 I had sent you some others before, which I hope you received, tho\u00e2\u0080\u0099 they had not come to hand when you wrote to me in May last. 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It w", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2034 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0185", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Cooper, 30 December 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "he will not hear", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "a Governor who comes from another Country to make Money, and intends to return to the Place from whence he came, where he will not hear the Complaints and Curses of those he has oppress\u00e2\u0080\u0099d and plunder\u00e2\u0080\u0099d, nor his Children be less respected or fare the w", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 827 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0186", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, 30 December 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "of some great man", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_034", "shakespeare_source": "TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL", "kwic": "ng deficient in that Christian Virtue of Resignation. If they would have my Office, they must take it\u00e2\u0080\u0094\u00e2\u0080\u0094I have heard of some great Man, whose Rule it was with regard to Offices, Never to ask for them , and never to refuse them : To which I have always ad", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0186", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, 30 December 1770", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "since i saw the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "saw" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "o had transgress\u00e2\u0080\u0099d in a better State, and were sent here to suffer for their sins in Animals of all Sorts. It is long since I saw the Discourse, which was printed. 6 I think a good deal of Scripture was cited in it, and that the Supposition was, that th", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 250 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-17-02-0188", "doc_title": "Marginalia in An Inquiry, an Anonymous Pamphlet, [1770]", "date": 1770, "matched_text": "if you break the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "break" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_029", "shakespeare_source": "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW", "kwic": "ery Government is suppos\u00e2\u0080\u0099d to be compos mentis when it grants Charters, and shall not be allow\u00e2\u0080\u0099d to plead Insanity. If you break the Charters or violate them, you dissolve all Tie between us. 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Thomas Jefferson to Farell & Jones, 9 July 1773", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "we hear from you", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "you as usual. I must beg the favor of an answer from you by the earliest oppertunity, as we are under much anxiety till we hear from you upon a subject of some importance to yourselves, but of much more to us, and beg leave to assure you that I am Gent. 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To the Boston Gazette, 18 January 1773", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "are the rest of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "rest" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_031", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS", "kwic": "his office, and is no more than the law would have implied, if the office had been granted for life. And in like manner are the rest of the barons of the exchequer constituted, and the patents of the attorney general and solicitor are also quam diu se ben", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 326 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-01-02-0096-0006", "doc_title": "V. 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Reply of the House to Hutchinson\u2019s First Message, 26 January 1773", "date": 1773, "matched_text": "the grief of this", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "grief" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "unwilling to propose it, without their Consent in Congress. To conclude, These are great and profound Questions. It is the Grief of this House, that by the ill Policy of a late injudicious Administration, America has been driven into the Contemplation of t", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 203 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-01-02-0097-0004", "doc_title": "III. 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Cant see the least Reason for restraining our Trade, as little c", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1630 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-02-02-0005-0004-0010", "doc_title": "[Notes of Debates, Continued] Octr. 21.", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "i say we must", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "uld submit. You cant trade with nobody, you must trade with Somebody. You cant trade with any Body but G.B.\u00e2\u0080\u0094therefore I say We must submit. We cant trade with foreigners, the Gentleman said. The whole Train of his Reasoning proved that We must break o", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1629 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-02-02-0005-0004-0011", "doc_title": "Octr. 25th. 1775. Wednesday.", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "in his youth he", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "youth" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "\u0080\u0094not the least Inclination to see a City or a Building &c. That his Memory fails, is very averse to be burthened. That in his Youth he could remember any Thing. Nothing but what he could learn, but it is very different now. Last Evening Mr. Hewes of N. C", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 262 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-03-02-0016-0027", "doc_title": "[In Congress, Fall 1775\u2013Spring 1776]", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "and could not endure", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "endure" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "vast Possessions in America and the East Indies, was exalted to a height of Power and Preeminence that France must envy and could not endure. But there was much more than pride and Jealousy in the Case. Her Rank, her Consideration in Europe, and even her Safet", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 71 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-03-02-0016-0032", "doc_title": "[Committees of Correspondence and Commerce, November 1775\u2013January 1776]", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "to my chamber to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "chamber" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "entire Civility. Within a day or two after the Appointment in Congress of the Committee of Correspondence, Mr. Jay came to my Chamber to spend an Evening with me. I was alone, and Mr. Jay opened himself to me, with great frankness. His Object seemed to be,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 123 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/01-03-02-0016-0032", "doc_title": "[Committees of Correspondence and Commerce, November 1775\u2013January 1776]", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "good friends and have", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "division in the House on the Subject of Independence and the mode of carrying on the War. Mr. Jay and I however parted good Friends and have continued such without interruption to this day 8 of March 1805. There is a Secret in this Business, that ought to be e", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2694 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0125", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 30 April 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "a creature of the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "creature" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_014", "shakespeare_source": "KING HENRY THE EIGHTH", "kwic": "incial Congress. The People of the City, have siezed the City Arms and Ammunition, out of the Hands of the Mayor who is a Creature of the Governor. Lord North will be certainly disappointed, in his Expectation of seducing New York. The Tories there, durst n", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 64 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0127", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 2 May 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "in the dust i", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "dust" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_032", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS", "kwic": "by the Continental and their Provincial Congress. Dr. Cooper is fled on board a Man of War 2 and the Tories are humbled in the Dust. I have just made a Visit to your Cousin Austin, who is very well. 3 Tell my Brothers I have bought some military Books an", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 53 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0139", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 2 June 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "me here by my", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "here" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "f my Thoughts. God bless, preserve and prosper them. You need not send me any Money; What I shall want will be supplied me here, by my Colleagues to be repaid after our Return. Dr. Warren writes me, about my Brother. 3 My Love to both my Brothers, my Dut", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2026 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0197", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 13 October 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "man i know not", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "man", "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "ge, and important an Event that I cannot close this gloomy Letter, without adding a Sigh for this imprudent unfortunate Man! I know not whether the Evidence will support the Word Treachery, but what may We not expect after Treachery to himself, his Wife a", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3320 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0199", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 19 October 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "i must bring you", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "bring" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "t is so difficult to do it right, that We must learn Patience. Upon my Word I think, if ever I were to come here again, I must bring you with me. I could live here pleasantly if I had you, with me. Will you come and have the small Pox here? I wish I could", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 418 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0200", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams 2d, 20 October 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "i know will give", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "cestor, I hope you will be more attentive than ever to the instructions and examples of your mamma and your aunts. They I know will give you every assistance in forming your heart to goodness and your mind to useful knowledge, as well as to those other acc", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0210", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 29 October 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "we call our own", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "call" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_031", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS", "kwic": "had our Birth. It is stronger and stronger, as We descend to the County, Town, Parish, Neighbourhood, and Family, which We call our own.\u00e2\u0080\u0094And here We find it often so powerfull as to become partial, to blind our Eyes, to darken our Understandings and per", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 527 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0219", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 3 December 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "me a man of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "ur or sometimes five, we are in Congress and from six to Ten in Committees again. I dont mention this to make you think me a Man of Importance because it is not I alone, but the whole Congress is thus employed, but to apologise for not writing to you", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0067", "doc_title": "John Adams to James Warren, 3 January 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "this be sure to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sure" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_030", "shakespeare_source": "THE TEMPEST", "kwic": "l is not lost; th\u00e2\u0080\u0099 unconquerable Will and Study of Revenge, immortal Hate and Courage never to submit or yield &c. Of this be sure, to do ought good never will be our Task, but ever to do ill our Sole Delight.\u00e2\u0080\u009d 8 \u00e2\u0080\u0094&c. Is not this rather too frolick s", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 282 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0003", "doc_title": "II. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 30 January 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "the whole wealth of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "wealth" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "ritain, and accept a lower price, than they might have at other markets. The difference is a tax paid to Britain. \u201cThat the whole wealth of the colonists centers at last in the mother country, which enables her to pay her taxes. \u201cThat the colonies have, at th", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 71 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0003", "doc_title": "II. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 30 January 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "of that arch enemy", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "arch" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_013", "shakespeare_source": "THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "them at leisure, and endeavour to take off their force before they become opposed to government.\u201d 8 These are the words of that arch enemy of North-America, written in 1764, and then transmitted to four persons, with a desire that they might be communicated", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 18 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0003", "doc_title": "II. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 30 January 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "luck would have it", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "luck" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_022", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR", "kwic": "nt, or bribe electors, or members of parliament, or any other purpose that a virtuous ministry could desire. But as ill-luck would have it, the British financier, was as selfish as themselves, and instead of raising money for them, chose to raise it for hims", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 26 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0004", "doc_title": "III. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 February 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "who shall now be", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "now" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "e interrupted for some time: but it shall be reassumed, and minutely related, in some future papers. Massachusettensis, who shall now be pursued, in his own serpentine path, in his first paper, 1 complains, that the press is not free, that a party has gain", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2675 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0004", "doc_title": "III. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 February 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "when these are gone", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "gone" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_007", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK", "kwic": "y the roots. Liberty can no more exist without virtue and independence, than the body can live and move without a soul. When these are gone, and the popular branch of the constitution is become dependent on the minister, as it is in England, or cut off, as it", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 450 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0004", "doc_title": "III. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 February 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "to the roman empire", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "roman" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "al crown of Great-Britain\u00e2\u0080\u009d, is not the stile of the common law but of court sycophants. It was introduced in allusion to the Roman empire, and intended to insinuate, that the prerogative of the imperial crown of England, was like that of the Roman emperor,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 120 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0005", "doc_title": "IV. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 13 February 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "with the tongue of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "tongue" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "[ 13 February 1775 ] My Friends, Massachusettensis, whose pen can wheedle with the tongue of king Richard the third, in his first paper, threatens you with the vengeance of Great-Britain, and assures you that if", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 397 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0005", "doc_title": "IV. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 13 February 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "as great a sin", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sin" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_025", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE", "kwic": "lic as well as to an individual, and that cheating the public of four thousand two hundred pounds sterling, is at least as great a sin as taking a chicken from a private hen roost, or perhaps a watch from a fob! Then we are told that news-papers and prea", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 141 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0006", "doc_title": "V. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 20 February 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "be a shame to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "shame" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "subject before they give advice, or only to lend their names to any edict, in order to make it less unpopular? It would be a shame to answer such observations as these, if it was not for their wickedness. Our Council, all along, however, did as much as", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 284 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0008", "doc_title": "VII. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 March 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "the commonwealth of rome", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "rome" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_032", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS", "kwic": "at great distances, under the absolute controul of her senatus consulta . Harrington tells us, Oceana p. 43. 3 that \u00e2\u0080\u009cthe commonwealth of Rome, by planting colonies of its citizens within the bounds of Italy, took the best way of propagating itself, and naturali", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 325 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0008", "doc_title": "VII. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 March 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "were all on fire", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fire" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "ace, it will be faithfully observed, and perpetually: but if a bad one, it will not last long. The ministerial senators were all on fire at this answer, cried out, sedition and rebellion: but the wiser majority decreed, \u00e2\u0080\u009cviri, et liberi, vocem auditam, a", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 247 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0008", "doc_title": "VII. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 March 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "from our messengers of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "messengers" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_015", "shakespeare_source": "KING JOHN", "kwic": "our ancestors in a very strong light. It is in these words. \u00e2\u0080\u009cThis court being informed, by letters received this day from our messengers, of his Majesty\u00e2\u0080\u0099s expectation that the acts of Trade and Navigation be exactly and punctually observed by this his Majest", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 32 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0008", "doc_title": "VII. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 March 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "title to the crown", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "crown" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "ities, and most solemn adjudications, which were ever made within any part of the British Dominions. If his Majesty\u00e2\u0080\u0099s title to the crown, is \u00e2\u0080\u009cderived from an act of parliament made since the settlement of these Colonies,\u00e2\u0080\u009d it was not made since the date", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 248 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0008", "doc_title": "VII. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 March 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "allegiance to his majesty", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "majesty" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "ry, three years after the revolution. And the oaths of allegiance are established by a law of the province. So that our allegiance to his majesty is not due by virtue of any act of a British parliament, but by our own charter and province laws. It ought to be remem", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 251 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0008", "doc_title": "VII. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 March 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "whose fault is this", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fault" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_014", "shakespeare_source": "KING HENRY THE EIGHTH", "kwic": "r if we enjoy the British constitution in greater purity and perfection than they do in England, as is really the case, whose fault is this? Not ours. We may find all the blessings \u00e2\u0080\u009cof this constitution in our Provincial Assemblies.\u00e2\u0080\u009d 16 Our Houses of Repr", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 155 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0008", "doc_title": "VII. To the Inhabitants of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay, 6 March 1775", "date": 1775, "matched_text": "are in love with", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "love" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "he Quebec Bill and Massachusetts Bill. These are such samples of what they may and probably will be, that few Americans are in love with them. However, America will never allow that parliament has any authority to alter their constitution at all. She is wh", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2034 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-02-02-0072-0009", "doc_title": "VIII. 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The General is to make them presents in Cloaths and Trinketts, they have visited the Lines at Cambridge and are going to see those at Roxbury. 1 Tomorrow We 2 mount, for the grand Council Fire\u00e2\u0080\u0094Where I shall think often of my little Brood at t", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-01-02-0228", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 13 February 1776", "date": 1776, "matched_text": "to be a soldier", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "soldier" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "t which I am in.) I have felt such Passions all my Lifetime, particularly in the year 1757, when I longed more ardently to be a Soldier than I ever did to be a Lawyer. 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While my Health shall be such that I can discharge in any tolerab", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-02-02-0008", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 16 June 1776", "date": 1776, "matched_text": "it not a sin", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sin" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_028", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET", "kwic": "injurious as an Excess of it.\u00e2\u0080\u0094Tell him I say so.\u00e2\u0080\u0094How shall We contrive to make so wise and good a Man ambitious? Is it not a sin to be so modest. Ask him how he can answer it? 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Return my Duty to both.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-02-02-0008", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 16 June 1776", "date": 1776, "matched_text": "in the birth of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "birth" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "your Head Ach if I can. I send you all the News, in the Papers. Great Things are on the Tapis. These Throws will usher in the Birth of a fine Boy. We have no Thoughts of removing from hence\u00e2\u0080\u0094there is no occasion for it.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 84 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-02-02-0013", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 26 June 1776", "date": 1776, "matched_text": "more than i fear", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_014", "shakespeare_source": "KING HENRY THE EIGHTH", "kwic": "ant to fly, within any Part of it. The Congress have been pleased to give me more Business than I am qualified for, and more than I fear, I can go through, with safety to my Health. They have established a Board of War and Ordinance and made me President o", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 592 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-02-02-0018", "doc_title": "John Adams to Mary Palmer, 5 July 1776", "date": 1776, "matched_text": "commend me to the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "commend" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "er Accounts of it, both in News papers and private Letters which have come to my Hands. In Times as turbulent as these, commend me to the Ladies for Historiographers. The Gentlemen are too much engaged in Action. The Ladies are cooler Spectators. . . . Ther", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 84 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-02-02-0018", "doc_title": "John Adams to Mary Palmer, 5 July 1776", "date": 1776, "matched_text": "there is a lady", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "lady" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "the Ladies for Historiographers. The Gentlemen are too much engaged in Action. The Ladies are cooler Spectators. . . . 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I am persuaded, if these Ideas were properly realized, they would endure great inconven", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 20 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/03-14-02-0068", "doc_title": "George Washington to Henry Laurens, 7\u20138 March 1778", "date": 1778, "matched_text": "may come when we", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_007", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK", "kwic": "erms, to form and establish a liberal Cartel, it is not impossible in the Vicissitudes and Reverses of War, that a Time may come, when we should wish we had embraced it, and Interest may strongly impel the Enemy to decline it, except on the most unequal Con", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2387 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/03-14-02-0311", "doc_title": "George Washington to Francis Hopkinson, 28 March 1778", "date": 1778, "matched_text": "i must needs say", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "needs", "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_031", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS", "kwic": "ously named and a passport regularly obtained for him. 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I submit the whole, however, to", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 326 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0097", "doc_title": "John Adams to James Lovell, 10 September 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "an hour before i", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hour" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "rstanding among any of the Commissioners, that I can recollect, untill my Arrival at Bourdeaux. I had not been on shore an Hour before I learn\u00e2\u0080\u0099d it. When I arrived at Paris I found that it had arrived to a great Hight. Each Party endeavoured, to get me t", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 294 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0098", "doc_title": "John Adams to Henry Marchant, 10 September 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "thee that i have", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "thee" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "go. 3 Wonders have been done this Year and greater will be done next. Poor Britania! I feel that kind of Compassion for thee, that I have sometimes felt, for an habitual Drunkard, who knew that he was ruining soul, Body and Estate, yet could not resolve to", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3024 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0103", "doc_title": "John Adams to James Warren, 11 September 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "he is my brother", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "brother" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_020", "shakespeare_source": "MEASURE FOR MEASURE", "kwic": "is acquainted with him, perhaps it may be proposed in Council. There is but one objection that I know of, and that is, he is my Brother. This may be enough. < My most > In haste yours John Adams", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 522 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0115", "doc_title": "John Adams to John Lowell, 21 September 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "you may be gone", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "gone" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "should sett off for Philadelphia on Wednesday or Thursday, which obliges me to send an Express to Town to day as I fear you may be gone before I can get into Town tomorrow. The two Packetts in brown Paper contain all My Accounts and Vouchers, which I am o", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 450 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0131", "doc_title": "John Adams to Leray de Chaumont, 5 October 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "that i should embrace", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "embrace" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "Braintree Octr. 5. 1779 Sir As the Sensible is expected to sail in a few days, it is proper that I should embrace the Opportunity to inform you, of your Misfortune in the Loss of the Betsy and all your Effects which were on Board of", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 64 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0159", "doc_title": "John Adams to James Lovell, 25 October 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "will go i will", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "go" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "pend upon it, no Man would make me happier. Dana however will accept. He spent yesterday with me, and I am persuaded he will go. I will inform A. L [ee] . by the 1st Opportunity. He cannot be delayed. He not only had Power to borrow Money, but has I belie", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1630 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0159", "doc_title": "John Adams to James Lovell, 25 October 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "upon my self and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "self" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_000", "shakespeare_source": "THE SONNETS", "kwic": "I hope I shall find the Funds provided for me sufficient, but if I should not I may be in the Utmost distress and bring upon my self and you < great > Disgrace. Franklin will supply me, and so will any Agent in France, if they have a Resolution of Congress", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 201 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0168", "doc_title": "John Adams to Benjamin Rush, 4 November 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "i go to make", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "go" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_003", "shakespeare_source": "AS YOU LIKE IT", "kwic": "him here. If he only liberates Georgia and Rhode Island, which Seems to be 6 already done, it is a great success. 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And Now my Dear as we are upon the subject of wife, I empower and command you to get me one in Carolina. Such a wife as I want will, I know, be difficult to be found, but if you succeed, it will be the stronger proof of your zeal and dexte", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 500 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-02-02-0100", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens, [April 1779]", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "did i am sure", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sure" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_005", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF CORIOLANUS", "kwic": "f all ; and if I were silly enough to do it, I should take care how I employed a proxy. Did I mean to show my wit? If I did, I am sure I have missed my aim. Did I only intend to \u00e2\u009f\u00a8frisk\u00e2\u009f\u00a9? 13 In this I have succeeded, but I have done more. I have grati", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 282 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-02-02-0100", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens, [April 1779]", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "tis not in the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "tis" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "y shall be taken care of. 14 All the family send their love. In this join the General & Mrs. Washington & what is best, tis not in the stile of ceremony but sincerity.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1312 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-02-02-0340", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to John Jay, 25 July 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "hence and on the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hence" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "h the management of her concerns in America. His success in this project will partly depend on the character he carries hence and on the marks of approbation which Congress may bestow upon him; these it were to be wished may be ample though not exaggerated", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 357 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-02-02-0446", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens, [11 September 1779]", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "in the sky and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sky" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "]mpathise with you in the disagreeable prospects of your Southern world, the more, as notwithstanding the present break in the sky, and the flattering appearances abroad, the tempest may soon return and overwhelm your country in worse distress than it has", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 40 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-02-02-0559-0002", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to \u2014\u2014\u2014, [December\u2013March 1779\u20131780]", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "are made to bear", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "bear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_029", "shakespeare_source": "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW", "kwic": "s kind than that which the lenders have parted with will have all the efficacy of a payment. It is for this reason they are made to bear interest; and there can be no doubt that every man will prefer a species of money which answers all the purposes of a c", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 516 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-26-02-0002-0026", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to James Duane, [1 October 1779]", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "i like the new", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "like" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "e and six thousand. I send you A Boston paper of the 23 containing some interesting European advices. 10 You ask me How I like the new Minister. 11 I answer that with the help of his Secretary 12 he appears qualified to do his Masters business very well.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1697 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-26-02-0002-0031", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to James Duane, 29 October 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "will show you a", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "show" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_022", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR", "kwic": "ising a very laborious office upon a fixed and moderate salary, in which he has given the most perfect satisfaction. He will show you a certificate he has lately obtained from the General; though you are I presume so well acquainted with his character, th", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 391 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Adams/06-07-02-0196-0003", "doc_title": "II. The Commissioners to the Comte de Vergennes, 9 January 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "brothers friends and countrymen", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "brothers" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "to give no Quarter. Many others they have compelled by Force, to serve and fight on Board their Ships against Fathers, Brothers, Friends and Countrymen, a Destiny to every Sensible Mind more terrible than Death itself. It is therefore difficult to comprehend, what they m", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 78 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Adams/06-08-02-0022", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to John Adams, 8 April 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "but do not speak", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "speak" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "I desire you would give Orders accordingly. 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That as to the Proposition of returning the Plate, if it was made by Order of Congress or any public Body he would accept of", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 329 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-29-02-0009", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Francis Coffyn, 2 March 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "when you please for", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "please" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "and thence to Nantes being very expensive. You will settle Mr Fitzgeralds Account according to Justice and draw upon me when you please for your Ballance. 7 If anything is afterwards recover\u00e2\u0080\u0099d from Samuel Woodberry you can give me Credit for it. 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On the contrary, if any Papers remaining in my hands can be of such Use to you, you are welcome to have authenticated Copies of them, (which shall on request be made out for you), as well as of any others \u00e2\u0080\u009cevidenc", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 353 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-29-02-0114", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Dumas, 18 March 1779", "date": 1779, "matched_text": "what you hear of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "ive at Present higher Interest than I am permitted to offer, I have little Dependance on that Subscription. Let me know what you hear of it from Time to Time. M. Adams is gone to Nantes to take his Passage for America in one of our Frigates. 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I hav", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 553 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-09-02-0022", "doc_title": "John Adams to Edmund Jenings, 12 March 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "the wicked that the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "wicked" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "te and profligate a Race: but I think it more probable, that Heaven has permitted this Series of good Fortune to attend the wicked that the righteous Americans may reflect in Time, and place their Confidence in their own Patience, Fortitude, Performance, poli", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 54 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-09-02-0025", "doc_title": "John Adams to Thomas Digges, 14 March 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "it yet i know", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "nd it hard to believe that Ministry intend to let the American War die away. 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Your draught upon me, for the Pay, shall be punctually honoured. Neither Mr. Sabatier nor Mr. Despres, has Spoke to me, on the Subject you mention. You may depend upon every Thing that may depend upon me, that Justice may be done. 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The reason", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2675 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-09-02-0312-0005", "doc_title": "IV. \u201cLetters from a Distinguished American,\u201d No. 7, 3 February 1782", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "will all the rest", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "rest" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "is is to suppose her sick of the wisest, most successful, most honourable, and noble part she ever acted.\u00e2\u0080\u0094Think as we will, all the rest of Europe and America are convinced of this:\u00e2\u0080\u0094and if we had sold ourselves to France, we could not serve her more esse", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 326 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-09-02-0312-0005", "doc_title": "IV. \u201cLetters from a Distinguished American,\u201d No. 7, 3 February 1782", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "with the best blood", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "blood" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "letter writer has enumerated. She gains a glorious triumph over tyranny and ambition; a reparation, purchased gallantly with the best blood of her fellow citizens, for the violated rights of man; the power of establishing peace, freedom, virtue and independen", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 639 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-09-02-0312-0006", "doc_title": "V. \u201cLetters from a Distinguished American,\u201d No. 6, 2 February 1782", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "for our deliverance or", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "deliverance" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_014", "shakespeare_source": "KING HENRY THE EIGHTH", "kwic": "ces, or the mistaken policy of our enemies. It is too much for us to presume, that a series of miracles will be wrought for our deliverance, or that our enemies will never discover where their strength lies. We may bless our stars, and not our wisdom, that we hav", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 8 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-09-02-0312-0008", "doc_title": "VII. \u201cLetters from a Distinguished American,\u201d No. 9, 5 February 1782", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "born to be the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "born" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "not improper for me to take notice of them. The first and greatest of them, the late Mr. Hutchinson, is no more. He was born to be the cause, the object, and the victim of popular rage; and he died the day after the commencement of the insurrections in L", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 188 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-09-02-0312-0011", "doc_title": "X. \u201cLetters from a Distinguished American,\u201d No. 4, 30 January 1782", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "too there is no", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "too" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_022", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR", "kwic": "free trade between those two nations. We may make a commercial alliance with America, and engage a free trade with her too. 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I look back w", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 51 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0005", "doc_title": "John Adams to Edmund Jenings, 18 July 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "myself you must know", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "know" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_034", "shakespeare_source": "TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL", "kwic": "ntry, in this Way. The Labour of copying, the Translation, to send to you is but a small Part of what I have taken upon myself. You must know, that I made this Translation more than three months ago and sent it to Congress, on the 19 of April last. Since which", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0005", "doc_title": "John Adams to Edmund Jenings, 18 July 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "for a gentleman who", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "gentleman" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "ngress, on the 19 of April last. Since which I have copied it for you, and also have made another Copy with my own Hand for a Gentleman who is translating it into French. 1 It contains what ought to be well settled and digested in the Mind of every man in Pow", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 493 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0020-0003", "doc_title": "John Adams to the Comte de Vergennes, 27 July 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "to give my poor", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "poor" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_005", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF CORIOLANUS", "kwic": "r Excellency, without the Intervention of any third person. And I shall be very happy, and think myself highly honored, to give my poor opinion and advice to his Majesty\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Ministers, upon any thing that relates to the United States, or the common Cause,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 569 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0033", "doc_title": "John Adams to the President of Congress, No. 1, 14 August 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "of his kingdom and", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "kingdom" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": ", the King caused to be armed the last year, a certain number of Vessels: one part of them, he employed upon the Coasts of his Kingdom; and the other has served to convoy the Sweedish Merchant Vessels, in the different Seas, where the Commerce of his Subjects", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 82 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0035", "doc_title": "John Adams to Francis Dana, 17 August 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "and tell him to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "tell" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_007", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK", "kwic": ". Addenet, and ask him what Compensation I must make him, for all the Trouble I have given him? My Love to Mr. Thaxter, and tell him to write me. I am &c. Direct to me, chez Mr. Henry Schorn, Amsterdam. 3", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1024 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0036", "doc_title": "John Adams to Thomas Digges, 17 August 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "comfort in the news", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "comfort", "news" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "nded an 100 years, for the Principle of free ships free goods; is it thought they will refuse it now? Do they find much comfort in the news from America? Are the People ripe to declare for England? is the Capture of Charlestown the Conquest of the States? 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We have no Eng", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1629 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0091", "doc_title": "John Adams to Benjamin Rush, 20 September 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "way to lay the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "lay" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_005", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF CORIOLANUS", "kwic": "the Assemblies of the Ladies, that their Influence may be exerted to promote Privateering. This, and Trade is the only Way to lay the Foundation of a Navy, which alone can afford a solid Protection to every Part of their Country. If I could have my Will", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 264 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0117-0011", "doc_title": "10. 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I am not without hope that De la Motte Picket, or somebody is gone to De Ternay, but dare not hope too much. However if Y", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 283 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-10-02-0250", "doc_title": "John Adams to the President of Congress, No. 30, 25 December 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "his mother was a", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "mother" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_023", "shakespeare_source": "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM", "kwic": ", I Shall transmit to Congress, at one Time or another. The Prince of Orange is himself of the Royal Family of England: his Mother was a Daughter of King George the Second, and this Relation is no doubt one, among the Several Motives, which attach the stat", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 328 }, { "founder_id": "madison", "founder_name": "James Madison", "doc_id": "Madison/01-02-02-0083", "doc_title": "James Madison to Edmund Pendleton, 17 October 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "news i have to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "news" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "ure of acknowledging the receipt of your favor, which I have found you too punctual to doubt his havg. for me. The best news I have to give you is contained in the inclosed paper in a letter from Eustatia, which comes from a person known to many Gentleme", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 307 }, { "founder_id": "madison", "founder_name": "James Madison", "doc_id": "Madison/01-02-02-0112", "doc_title": "James Madison to Joseph Jones, 21 November 1780", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "i fear at last", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fear" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "that the number of troops as well as their destination was unknown. That Philips was to command them. The Cork fleet is I fear at last certainly arrived. 13 The 2d. Division of French fleet has not yet made its appearance. 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I beg too you will not suffer any considerations respecting me to prevent your going; for though it", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2059 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-02-02-0664", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to Marquis de Barb\u00e9-Marbois, [6 May 1780]", "date": 1780, "matched_text": "to a violent death", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "death" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "ion to be satisfied. Mr. Rivington has driven The Chevalier from Philadelphia to avoid the popular fury and has put him to a violent death at Morris Town. 3 The 2d. instant a frigate arrived at New York express; in six weeks passage from England. 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And I r", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1630 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-12-02-0306", "doc_title": "John Adams to Francis Dana, 28 April 1782", "date": 1782, "matched_text": "love me and i", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "love" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "ut me. I must go home. I cant live so\u2014it is too much. If I should go home it would give great Pleasure to Some who dont love me. And I really feel Benevolence enough to give them this satisfaction. 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If my Son were here I would Send him to this Feast, that he might improve those Sentiments and Feelings of Liberty, which a young Amer", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 669 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-13-02-0074", "doc_title": "John Adams to James Warren, 17 June 1782", "date": 1782, "matched_text": "to heaven or to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "heaven" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_019", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH", "kwic": "sturb my Physical Constitution. What is it to me, after having done all I can to set them right whether other People go to Heaven or to the Devil? I may howl and weep but this will have no Effect. I may then just as well Sing and laugh. 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By keepin", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 957 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-13-02-0104", "doc_title": "John Adams to Edmund Jenings, 9 July 1782", "date": 1782, "matched_text": "all the world this", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "world" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "ne in a Moment, and thereby the whole Difficulty is removed. The United states are then acknowledged to be sovereign by all the World. 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I sent, to the Care of th", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 20 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-13-02-0202", "doc_title": "John Adams to Francis Dana, 17 September 1782", "date": 1782, "matched_text": "you see there is", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "see" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_007", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK", "kwic": "aid, his Commission\u00e2\u0080\u0094but he has none. He has only an order to the Attorney-General to make out such a Commission. Thus you see there is yet no proof of Shelburne\u00e2\u0080\u0099s sincerity. 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I thank you for your good Counsel respecting Physic, 2 I continue well, & live on without it; and while I do live I shall ever be with great & sincere Esteem, My dear Friend, Yours most affectionately B Franklin Dr. Ingenhauss.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 486 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-40-02-0212", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Robert R. Livingston, 22[\u201326] July 1783", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "would be content for", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "content" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_015", "shakespeare_source": "KING JOHN", "kwic": "nt for that purpose. I told him I thought a particular Commission more agreable to the Forms, but if his Danish Majesty would be content for the present with the general Authority formerly given to me, I believed I might venture to act upon it, reserving by a", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 152 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-40-02-0235", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Richard and Sarah Bache, 27 July 1783", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "too for some of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "too" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_003", "shakespeare_source": "AS YOU LIKE IT", "kwic": "tle moist Earth with them. I have not yet heard how those in Wax succeeded, as they went far into the Country. 7 I wish too for some of our Chestnuts & Hickery Nuts. 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I fi", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2034 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-41-02-0055", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Benjamin Vaughan, 8 October 1783", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "of your good father", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good", "father" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "be kind enough to bring them. 8 I am long in your Debt: when will you send me your Account?\u00e2\u0080\u0094 Have you receiv\u00e2\u0080\u0099d News of your good Father & Family\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Arrival? 9 My Love to your Brother William, & let me know how you, your Spouse, & Children do; for I suppo", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3454 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-41-02-0177", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to Henry Laurens, 6 December 1783", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "it was to show", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "show" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "ld let him see that Letter, and then that I would let him take it home with him, which I comply\u00e2\u0080\u0099d with, understanding it was to show it to Mr. Adams. Some Days after he acquainted me that the Handwriting was like that of M. de Neufville\u00e2\u0080\u0099s Clerk, and", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 391 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-41-02-0247", "doc_title": "Benjamin Franklin to John and Rosamond Sargent, 29 December 1783", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "house i am sure", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sure" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_022", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR", "kwic": "ain your ancient Regard for me, gives me a Pleasure inexpressible. A Thousand Thanks for your hearty Invitation to your House. I am sure I can be no where happier, than with a Family I so much love. Whether I can come over in the Spring, is yet uncertain,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 282 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-41-02-0280", "doc_title": "Remarks concerning the Savages of North America, [before 7 January 1784]", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "you tell me is", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "tell" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "bacco. 9 The good Missionary, disgusted with this idle Tale, said, what I delivered to you were sacred Truths; but what you tell me is mere Fable, Fiction & Falsehood. The Indian offended, reply\u00e2\u0080\u0099d, my Brother, it seems your Friends have not done you Ju", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1024 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-41-02-0280", "doc_title": "Remarks concerning the Savages of North America, [before 7 January 1784]", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "they say i will", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "ings. I do not doubt, says the Indian, that they tell you so; they have told me the same; but I doubt the Truth of what they say, & I will tell you my Reasons. I went lately to Albany to sell my Skins, & buy Blankets, Knives, Powder, Rum, &c. You know I used", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1629 }, { "founder_id": "franklin", "founder_name": "Benjamin Franklin", "doc_id": "Franklin/01-41-02-0280", "doc_title": "Remarks concerning the Savages of North America, [before 7 January 1784]", "date": 1783, "matched_text": "as they say for", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "because our Mothers taught them to us when we were Children. And therefore, it is impossible their Meetings, should be as they say for any such purpose, or have any such Effect; they are only to contrive the Cheating of Indians in the Price of Beaver.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1629 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/04-01-02-0006", "doc_title": "George Washington to Robert Morris, 4 January 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "did i tell him", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "tell" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_004", "shakespeare_source": "THE COMEDY OF ERRORS", "kwic": "to me on the last account, vizt \u00c2\u00a37.16.8. to found the warrant, but in the hurry we were both in, he neither asked, nor did I tell him that it was lawful money (that is, Dollars at 6/)& from the recollection of a circumstance which I did not advert to at", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1024 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/04-01-02-0008", "doc_title": "George Washington to Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., 5 January 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "and die in the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "die" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "my wish the mutual friendship & esteem which have been planted & fostered in the tumult of public life, may not wither and die in the serenity of retirement: tell him we should rather amuse our evening hours of life, in cultivating the tender plants & b", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 440 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/04-01-02-0047", "doc_title": "George Washington to Heintz, 21 January 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "yet i pray you", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "pray" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "duction of any kind of Nobility, Knighthood, or distinctions of a similar nature, amongst the Citizens of our republic, yet I pray you will have the goodness to make known to the Illustrious Knights of the order of Divine Providence, that we receive with", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 697 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/04-01-02-0076", "doc_title": "George Washington to Edmund Randolph, 10 February 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "i have in hand", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hand" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "s it absolutely out of my power to engage in any new matters, without violence to my own convenience, & injury to those I have in hand. 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Dear Sir I have been favored with your letter of June 30th\u00e2\u0080\u0094I thank you for the friendly style of it, & pray you to be assured that I shall, at all times, be glad to see you at Mount Vernon. Business, & old concerns of the War, with", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 697 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/04-01-02-0358", "doc_title": "George Washington to George McCarmick, 12 July 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "in the deed that", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "deed" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_032", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS", "kwic": "", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 140 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/04-02-02-0064", "doc_title": "George Washington to Edward Snickers, 4 September 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "too short to make", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "too" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "o exceed ten years: but if it shou\u00e2\u0080\u0099d be thought by the tenants, & this should be your opinion also, that ten years is too short to make the buildings & other improvments which are required by the printed copy I send you, I would lengthen them to 14 years.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1175 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/04-02-02-0139", "doc_title": "George Washington to George Clinton, 8 December 1784", "date": 1784, "matched_text": "helping me to the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "helping" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_024", "shakespeare_source": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "kwic": "anting, that the Pine-tree and evergreens of all kinds, are to be raised from the Seed. 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I have foreseen it, these seven Years and done my Utmost to prevent it, at the hazard of all even my Life, as well as at the Expence of my Reputation. Now, in my Opinion, all depends upon what you do in America. You must make the Navi", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 782 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-17-02-0230", "doc_title": "John Adams to Cotton Tufts, 9 September 1785", "date": 1785, "matched_text": "my reputation now in", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "now" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "it, these seven Years and done my Utmost to prevent it, at the hazard of all even my Life, as well as at the Expence of my Reputation. Now, in my Opinion, all depends upon what you do in America. 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Whether it will not require more time, than the impa", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-18-02-0004", "doc_title": "John Adams to George Chapman, 3 December 1785", "date": 1785, "matched_text": "it to a worthy", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "worthy" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_032", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS", "kwic": "read it, but M rs Adams, who read it carefully through, admired it so much, that she took the first Opportunity to send it to a worthy Clergy man in America, M r shaw of Haverhill, who is much concerned in the Education of Youth. 1 There is no Subject so", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 226 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-18-02-0015", "doc_title": "John Adams to Richard Cranch, 12 December 1785", "date": 1785, "matched_text": "and the cure is", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "cure" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_014", "shakespeare_source": "KING HENRY THE EIGHTH", "kwic": "liged to you for your judicious Letter of Oct r. 15. 2 you have described the Causes of the present Evil with Accuracy, and the Cure is equally obvious. I mean a partial Cure\u00e2\u0080\u0094 as far as the difficulty arises from Property having been thrown by the Cours", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 51 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-18-02-0017", "doc_title": "John Adams to Mercy Otis Warren, 12 December 1785", "date": 1785, "matched_text": "little ones and then", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "then" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "btained, much Property will be diverted from Trade. But this must have an End\u00e2\u0080\u0094 The great Fish will have eaten all the little ones, and then they must look out for other Prey. 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When either Shall See as I do, I Shall rejoice in their Protection Aid and honour: but I See no prospect that either will ever think as I do; and", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-20-02-0191", "doc_title": "Dialogues of the Dead, [ca. 22 April 1790]", "date": 1790, "matched_text": "me but like my", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "like" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1697 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-20-02-0209", "doc_title": "John Adams to Alexander Jardine, 1 June 1790", "date": 1790, "matched_text": "is dry to me", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "dry" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_018", "shakespeare_source": "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST", "kwic": "I know not how it is but mankind have an aversion to the study of the science of government. 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The former will be disclosed to no one else, but remain in his hands for the purpose intended. Your idea of appropriating a district of territory to the encouragement o", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 391 }, { "founder_id": "madison", "founder_name": "James Madison", "doc_id": "Madison/01-13-02-0117", "doc_title": "Assumption of the State Debts, [22 April] 1790", "date": 1790, "matched_text": "say it was never", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "ot think that there is a single indication that this measure was ever thought of by our constituents. Sir, I may safely say, it was never expected by the generality of them. It has been said, too, that policy recommends the measure. 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It appears most proper that I should postpone any movement upon this subject, \u00e2\u0080\u0099till I shall Know your pleasure after my letter of the twenty sixth of last month shall reach your hands, and you shall be ascertained of Mr.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1542 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-26-02-0002-0198", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to William Ellery, [7 June 1790]", "date": 1790, "matched_text": "not come into my", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_015", "shakespeare_source": "KING JOHN", "kwic": "[ New York, June 7, 1790. 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Under these circumstances I pray you to apply to the Representative of Mr Sydney George for payment of it\u00e2\u0080\u0094and in case of refusal to bring suit thereon, th", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 697 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/05-08-02-0186", "doc_title": "George Washington to Tobias Lear, 15 June 1791", "date": 1791, "matched_text": "the exaction of the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "exaction" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "nduce them to quit, others would be got to supply their places; and such too, as would be equally, if not more rigid in the exaction of the duties required of Servants. 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Your uncle, the last tenant in tail, had a right, from the law only, to hold the estate during his life. He had a right from the law also, to cut off the entail, by fine, recovery, or any other process which the law authorises.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 782 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-24-02-0047", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Le Veillard, 10 June 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "to the young man", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "young", "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_002", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA", "kwic": "your character, that you will favor him with all those little services and counsels which you know are of so much value to the young man, the student and the stranger. 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In all times and places I shall ever be with the sincerest attachment Dear Sir your affectionate f", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-24-02-0432", "doc_title": "Enclosure: Invoice of Books and Articles to be Bought in Dublin and London, [11 October 1792]", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "i have a hand", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "hand" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "Linnaeus\u00e2\u0080\u0099s works has been translated and 1 published by the Litchfield society since the Systema Vegetablilium which I have. a hand spy-ing glass, sufficiently perfect to shew Jupiter\u00e2\u0080\u0099s satellites. 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I hope your little one has felt no inconvenience fr", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2034 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-24-02-0616", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to William Fitzhugh, 19 November 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "to live i have", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "live" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_030", "shakespeare_source": "THE TEMPEST", "kwic": "disposed to part with Tarquin you would rather wish to possess him again. Purposing to return in the spring to Virginia to live, I have thought of selling him. He has been favorably treated, is in fine order and health, and with respect to his lameness is", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 486 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-24-02-0632", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Jean Baptiste Ternant, 20 November 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "as well to keep", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "keep" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "ecree beforementioned, contemplates purchases made in the United States only. In this they might probably have in view, as well to keep the business of providing supplies under a single direction, as that these supplies should be bought where they can be", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 443 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-24-02-0682", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Pinckney, 3 December 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "the tide of this", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "tide" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "n of their measures. The proposition for their admission was rejected by a pretty general vote. I think we may consider the tide of this government as now at the fullest, and that it will from the commencement of the next session of Congress retire and sub", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 52 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-24-02-0691", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Daniel L. 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The lands to be leased for 7. years or more, the laborers only from year to year, to begin next November. I would like the farms to be not less than 200. acres, because such a farmer would probably like to hire a man and his wife as labourers", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1697 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-24-02-0730", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to George Gilmer, 15 December 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "a horse of that", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "horse" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_034", "shakespeare_source": "TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL", "kwic": "a tax on pleasure horses ; that is to say, on all horses not employed for the draught or farm. It is said there is not a horse of that description Eastward of New York. And as to call this a direct tax would oblige them to proportion it among the states", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 228 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-09-02-0202", "doc_title": "John Adams to Charles Adams, 19 December 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "you do let me", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "let" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "s People if not for the duration of their Gov t. You are very indolent, Charles,. You [should write] oftener to me than you do. Let me [know] [.\u00c2 .\u00c2 .] turns up.\u00e2\u0080\u0094 The Gentlemen with whom I conversed in N. Y. were right in their Opinions of M r Osgood.", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1987 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-21-02-0065", "doc_title": "John Adams to Unknown, 19 January 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "him out of doors", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "doors" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_003", "shakespeare_source": "AS YOU LIKE IT", "kwic": "upon an occasion it might be convenient and though perhaps he had been your footman the day before; you would even turn him out of Doors, did he not change his Company with his rank. [\u00e2\u0080\u009c]If you cannot afford to have a nobility, let it die away: grant as i", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 57 }, { "founder_id": "madison", "founder_name": "James Madison", "doc_id": "Madison/01-14-02-0358", "doc_title": "James Madison to James Madison, Sr., 6 November 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "taken such pains to", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "pains" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "t just out which has given me a pretty full share of its misrepresentation of facts, and virulent abuse. The author has taken such pains to conceal himself, that he can only be guessed at. 1 I inclose Mr. Randolph\u00e2\u0080\u0099s answers 2 to your queries. You will find", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 90 }, { "founder_id": "madison", "founder_name": "James Madison", "doc_id": "Madison/02-08-02-0573", "doc_title": "James Madison to Joseph Chew, 29 February 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "to my father was", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "father" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_006", "shakespeare_source": "CYMBELINE", "kwic": "9. 1792 Dear Sir Your favor of the 2d. instant 1 came duly to hand a few days ago: Your preceding one of the 13th. July to my father was recd. by him whilst I was in Virginia last fall. I know it was his intention to answer it, and if I can trust my memory", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 760 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-11-02-0079", "doc_title": "Report on the Difficulties in the Execution of the Act Laying Duties on Distilled Spirits, [5 March 1792]", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "so old and so", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "old" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "s in the course of their business and have different degrees of Skill. But it may well be doubted whether in a business so old and so much diffused as that of the distillation of Spirits, there are at this day secrets of consequence to the possessors. T", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 658 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-11-02-0113", "doc_title": "Report Relative to the Additional Supplies for the Ensuing Year, 16 March 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "never welcome to a", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "welcome" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_035", "shakespeare_source": "THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA", "kwic": "is not of such a nature. The sum to be provided is not of magnitude enough to furnish the plea of necessity. Taxes are never welcome to a community. They seldom fail to excite uneasy sensations more or less extensive. 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This is therefore barely to observe, That as far as you may have been influenced by any apprehension of b", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1629 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-11-02-0349", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to Edward Carrington, 26 May 1792", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "this is the old", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "old" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_009", "shakespeare_source": "SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV", "kwic": "s will wish for a change\u00e2\u0080\u0094and the demagogues who have produced the disorder will make it for their own aggrandizement. This is the old Story. 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But you see my friend; from all this, that unusual circumspection is necessary on your part; and that you must be cautious not to make", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1379 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-12-02-0184-0002", "doc_title": "Enclosure: [Objections and Answers Respecting the Administration], [18 August 1792]", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "now it is impossible", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "now" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_012", "shakespeare_source": "THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "vation of great weight remains. Those who oppose a funded debt and mean any provision for it contemplate an annual one. Now, it is impossible to conceive a more fruitful source of legislative corruption than this. All the members of it who should incline to spe", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2675 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-12-02-0184-0002", "doc_title": "Enclosure: [Objections and Answers Respecting the Administration], [18 August 1792]", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "the life of any", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "life" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "ieve. If it could be done at all, which is utterly incredible, it would require a long series of time, certainly beyond the life of any individual to effect it. Who then would enter into such plot? For what purpose of interest or ambition? 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Yet on my part it wil", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2675 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-12-02-0386", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to the Directors of the Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures, [12 October 1792]", "date": 1792, "matched_text": "to be set high", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "set" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_005", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF CORIOLANUS", "kwic": "er of Lots to persons (other than Mechanics) who may incline to build and settle. In this case the price of a lot ought to be set high (say not less than 150 Dollars for one consisting of a quarter of an acre) and a condition ought to be annexed to oblig", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 431 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/05-12-02-0012", "doc_title": "George Washington to Henry Lee, 20 January 1793", "date": 1793, "matched_text": "but to say i", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "ble that I should, for a moment, have experienced chagreen if my re-election had not been by a pretty respectable vote. 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I hope therefore you will take some pains to make him master of the state of things, persons and principles here, that he may explain them to others, and understand the train of our p", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 754 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-25-02-0632", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Edmund Randolph, 8 May 1793", "date": 1793, "matched_text": "can be at once", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "once" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_030", "shakespeare_source": "THE TEMPEST", "kwic": "rmanent and systematic spy. Their information is on oath , is public, 3 it is in the vicinage of the party charged, and can be at once refuted. 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My friendly respects to Mr. & Mrs. Eppes & family, & am Dear Sir your\u00e2\u0080\u0099s affectionately Th: Jefferson", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 38 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-26-02-0057", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to John Mason, 19 May 1793", "date": 1793, "matched_text": "will not meddle with", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "meddle" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "you thro another channel, which I have now to give, and give only in respect to your letter. The government of the US. will not meddle with the investment of the monies they will pay to France. 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However should we fall short in this, I rely on supplying it by green dressings of buckwheat. Mr. D. Randolph is well. He is gone at present to Trenton. He proposes setting out for Monticello the day after tomorrow. Whether directly or vi\u00c3\u00a2 Presquis", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 450 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-26-02-0629-0005", "doc_title": "IV. Thomas Jefferson to Gouverneur Morris, 16 August 1793", "date": 1793, "matched_text": "to expound the meaning", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "expound" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_029", "shakespeare_source": "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW", "kwic": "tion for both, it would be unjust in either to claim an exclusive right of construction. Each nation has an equal right to expound the meaning of their common rules; and reason and usage has established, in such cases, a convenient and well understood train of p", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 4 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-26-02-0629-0005", "doc_title": "IV. Thomas Jefferson to Gouverneur Morris, 16 August 1793", "date": 1793, "matched_text": "the very eye of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "eye" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "ng the practice. The Little Sarah or Little Democrat was armed, equipped and manned, in the Port of Philadelphia, under the very eye of the government, and as if meant to insult it. Having fallen down the River, and being evidently on the point of departu", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 415 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-26-02-0681", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, 25 August 1793", "date": 1793, "matched_text": "will be here again", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "here", "again" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "may not schismatise with him. The following arrangements are established. Sep. 10. the Pr. sets out for Mt. Vernon, and will be here again the 30th. Oct. 5th. or a little sooner I set out to be absent 6. weeks, by agreement. Consequently I shall be here agai", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2751 }, { "founder_id": "jefferson", "founder_name": "Thomas Jefferson", "doc_id": "Jefferson/01-27-02-0091", "doc_title": "Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Pinckney, 11 September 1793", "date": 1793, "matched_text": "you to do good", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "good" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_027", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD III", "kwic": "for your information, and to govern your discretion in any occurrence which may arise where this information may enable you to do good or avoid evil. 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The Weather continues very moderate: but", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 292 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-10-02-0209", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 28 December 1794", "date": 1794, "matched_text": "men say that time", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_004", "shakespeare_source": "THE COMEDY OF ERRORS", "kwic": "sequences of their own Imprudence. Did M r Wibirt in complaisance to the Proclamation omit the national Government? Old Men Say that time flys faster and faster every year. if I concur in this Observation it must be when I am at Quincy. 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As there will be time for you to write after you receive this, let me know more particularly what kind of chairs you want, and whether there be any other articles you wish to be added. I shall be gla", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 3529 }, { "founder_id": "madison", "founder_name": "James Madison", "doc_id": "Madison/01-15-02-0423", "doc_title": "Political Observations, 20 April 1795", "date": 1795, "matched_text": "of manners and of", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "manners" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "ced in the inequality of fortunes, and the opportunities of fraud, growing out of a state of war, and in the degeneracy of manners and of morals, engendered by both. No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare. 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I send you a further extract from the Petition (the truth of which y", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 80 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-18-02-0169", "doc_title": "Alexander Hamilton to Theodore Sedgwick, [18 February 1795]", "date": 1795, "matched_text": "come i pray you", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come", "pray" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_004", "shakespeare_source": "THE COMEDY OF ERRORS", "kwic": "tortured by the idea that the Country should be so completely and so unnecessarily dishonored. A day of reckoning must come. I pray you, let the yeas and nays seperate the wheat from the chaff . 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You,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 262 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0088", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 13 February 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "of life and he", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "life" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_013", "shakespeare_source": "THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "at the Presidents on Thursday Ev.\u2014 He says he always maintained against D r Price that Old Age was the pleasantest Part of Life and he finds it so\u2014 3 I think so too\u2014 One knows not what Infirmeties may come on\u2014What Pains, Griefs, or sorrows? 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I can live as happily without a Carriage as Hamilton Two great Political Questions", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 237 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0107", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 9 March 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "well a man may", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "man" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_001", "shakespeare_source": "ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL", "kwic": "to amuse and employ him. I dont believe All the Points of Rochefaucaults Thought. Ambition and Love live together very well. a Man may be mad with both at once. Witness C\u00c3\u00a6sar & Anthony with Cleopatra & many others. If the Young Man really loves, I will", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1778 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0109", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 11 March 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "why this is very", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "why" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_034", "shakespeare_source": "TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL", "kwic": "Philadelphia March 11. 1796 My Dearest Friend Why! this is very clever\u2014 Every Monday and every Thursday brings me regularly a Letter, which Softens the T\u00e6dium Vit\u00e6 The Ennui of Life,", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1402 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0111", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 12 March 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "for by that name", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "name" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_008", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE FOURTH", "kwic": "on. Some think and Say it cannot last. Such is the Repugnance between the East and the West. The Death of my Aunt Hunt, for by that Name it is most natural for me to call her, is an Event that was every Day to be expected, and as her days of Usefullness an", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 633 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0111", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 12 March 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "of my father my", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "father" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_011", "shakespeare_source": "THE FIRST PART OF HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "ational Grief to her nearest Relations: it has not however failed to revive the Remembrance of the Sc\u00c3\u00a6nes of my Youth, of my Father, my Unkles, my Aunts, and my Cousins many of whom were gone before her, and to affect me with many tender sentiments and se", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 760 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0113", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 19 March 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "as cold as any", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "cold" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_010", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH", "kwic": "Philadelphia March 19. 1796 My Dearest Friend We have a Turn of Weather as cold as any We have had through the whole Winter. The Violence of the North West Wind which has thrown down Chimneys and blown off", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 190 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0131", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 13 April 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "for the young gentleman", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "young", "gentleman" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_021", "shakespeare_source": "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE", "kwic": "ome: but last Evening M r Lear came with a Message from The President, to ask my Opinion whether it would be adviseable for the young Gentleman, in the present Circumstances of his Father and Mother and whole Family and considering his own tender Years, to accept", "founders_baseline_count": 2, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 947 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0147", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 28 April 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "and yet go on", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "go" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_025", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE", "kwic": "nce as well as his other Ridicules held up. It is intollerable that a Forreigner, Should act such a Part as he has done and yet go on. I am with, long habits of / Attachment your J. A", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1630 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0202", "doc_title": "John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 28 October 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "your father should be", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "father" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_023", "shakespeare_source": "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM", "kwic": "by any other ill treatment. No Man who has been mentioned or thought of, but has a just Value for your Merits. Even if your Father should be the Person he will not so far affect a Disinterest as to injure you. 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The President himself was affected more tenderly than ever I saw him in my Life in pronoun", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 198 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0228", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 12 December 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "than ever i saw", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "saw" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "cting a manner that I made them cry.\u2014 The Tears did certainly trickle. The President himself was affected more tenderly than ever I saw him in my Life in pronouncing his Reply. 2 The southern Gentlemen with whom I have conversed, have expressed more Affec", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 250 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0240", "doc_title": "John Adams to Abigail Adams, 30 December 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "a fool i think", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "fool" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_033", "shakespeare_source": "THE HISTORY OF TROILUS AND CRESSIDA", "kwic": "nt Washington will not live long. I should be afraid too, if I had not confidence in his Farm and his Horse. He must be a fool, I think who dies of Chagrin, when he has a fine farm and a Narragansett Mare that Paces, trots and canters. but I dont know but", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 348 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/04-11-02-0241", "doc_title": "John Adams to Charles Adams, 30 December 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "come in i will", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "come" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_025", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE", "kwic": "riends in Boston, as well as N. York who would have not been sorry to have me thrown out of the Way though Pinckney had come in. I will Send you the Money to pay for the Herald in a few Days. I Shall have Occasion for more Correspondence, than ever. I pra", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2387 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-21-02-0315", "doc_title": "John Adams to John Jay, 31 January 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "as brittle as the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "brittle" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_026", "shakespeare_source": "KING RICHARD THE SECOND", "kwic": "ived and Congress will do nothing with spirit till they have vented themselves upon that. But all their Hammers will be as brittle as the multitude which We have already seen fly to pieces. I envy you the society of your Family and nothing else. If I did no", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 4 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-21-02-0324", "doc_title": "John Adams to Thomas Welsh, 27 February 1796", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "so sure as this", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "sure" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_036", "shakespeare_source": "THE WINTER'S TALE", "kwic": "yppocrites Bothers and Villains. The Man who expects by destroying this Constitution to get one more popular is a fool. so sure as this is undermined it will be succeeded by a stronger. There is nothing about which Men of sense sometimes make wilder Judgm", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 282 }, { "founder_id": "adams", "founder_name": "John Adams", "doc_id": "Adams/06-21-02-0361", "doc_title": "John Adams to Fran\u00e7ois Adriaan Van der Kemp, [6 December 1796]", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "this is a slight", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "slight" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_016", "shakespeare_source": "THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR", "kwic": "e that both, just before their death, Snarled horrible at poor Luzac, because his Paper Still went on in the old Style. This is a Slight Specimin of the public apathy and Indifference about political Discussions. 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Can this be true? Can any thing but absolute inability excuse a compliance with this injunction, and does not the constitution presuppos", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 791 }, { "founder_id": "hamilton", "founder_name": "Alexander Hamilton", "doc_id": "Hamilton/01-20-02-0056-0002", "doc_title": "Enclosure: [Draft of a Response to Concerns about the Jay Treaty], [29 March 1796]", "date": 1796, "matched_text": "the guilt or the", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "guilt" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_036", "shakespeare_source": "THE WINTER'S TALE", "kwic": "ed from the intrinsic nature of the Treaty & ought to be pronounced to exist previous to a further inquiry to ascertain the guilt or the guilty. 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If feeding the Deer will not divert them from their mischievous tricks, they must, after I come home, be killed\u00e2\u0080\u0094unless the fear of hounds would keep them at a distance. 11 If after the ground is uncovered, you should find that the Wheat & clover is l", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 592 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/05-21-02-0275", "doc_title": "George Washington to Alexander Spotswood, 1 February 1797", "date": 1797, "matched_text": "me i will follow", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "follow" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_013", "shakespeare_source": "THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH", "kwic": "n this subject, & to pursue such measures respecting it, in my behalf, as you two shall conclude will be beneficial for me. I will follow your advice, and not dispose of the land until I receive your report respecting it, if that shall happen in any reasona", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 286 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/05-21-02-0312", "doc_title": "George Washington to the Commissioners for the District of Columbia, 15 February 1797", "date": 1797, "matched_text": "i say and for", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "say" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_031", "shakespeare_source": "THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS", "kwic": "in despair of having the principal building in readiness for Congress, by the time contemplated 6 \u00e2\u0080\u0094for these reasons I say, and for others which might be enumerated, I am now decidedly of opinion that the edifices for the Executive Offices ought to be", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 1629 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/05-21-02-0353", "doc_title": "George Washington to James McHenry, 28 February 1797", "date": 1797, "matched_text": "now in the government", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "now" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_020", "shakespeare_source": "MEASURE FOR MEASURE", "kwic": "mination, I wish you would advise with Colo. Pickering; who has had more to do in Indian Affairs than any other Officer now in the Government, and perhaps may more readily think of a proper person to be entrusted. 3 As it is several days since the application w", "founders_baseline_count": 1, "shakespeare_content_word_count": 2675 }, { "founder_id": "washington", "founder_name": "George Washington", "doc_id": "Washington/06-01-02-0017", "doc_title": "George Washington to Tobias Lear, 9 March 1797", "date": 1797, "matched_text": "my dear sir thus", "match_length": 4, "distinctive_content_words": [ "thus" ], "shakespeare_doc_id": "shk_015", "shakespeare_source": "KING JOHN", "kwic": "C hester [Pa.] 9th. March, 1797. 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