Oxford’s poetry

Was Oxford a good poet?

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Not all that good, no.

What did Edward De Vere actually write? To Oxfordian chagrin most of what we have in De Vere’s hand was fished out of archives by someone they regard as an arch-Stratfordian, Professor Alan Nelson1. The Earl’s correspondence, curated during his lifetime because of his status, today includes more than 70 letters, totalling around 45,000 words: a Hamlet and a half. They are mostly in his own hand, mostly complaining about his circumstances, mostly self-pitying, mostly asking for money or proposing money-making schemes that would restore his fortunes. A large part of Oxford’s legacy was lost to predators in his wardship, a result of his father’s early death. Mostly, however, it was thrown away by De Vere himself.

“If Oxford’s poetry typically expresses a tragic vision, we should not forget that he was primarily known during his own lifetime as a writer of stage comedy”.2

His letters are here. You can search for his tragic vision in what he actually wrote. You will find it equally difficult to find anyone who primarily knew him during his own lifetime as a writer of stage comedy. If Professor Stritmatter had thought about that a little longer, he might have have tried to explain how complete anonymity and public renown can coexist in a career spanning 25 years. The Shakespeare Authorship Question is full of such paradox.

His letters can be found on this site. We have created two Oxford corpora, one with and one without poetry for CQP analysis. We have also created a detailed audit of the idiolect of each man.

De Vere was a published poet. Another paradox. Thanks to the poems and letters he left behind, we know that he and Shakespeare were very different writers from different classes, different generations and different parts of the country. The reason for attempting to merge the two into a single Earl, hiding behind the identity of a real person from Stratford with a real 25-year career, well that’s just another paradox.

After 167 pages congratulating himself on his thunderbolt éclaircissement, Oxfordian founder Looney gets down to the sticky business of connecting his aristocratic pretender to the canon stylistically. Like all the doubters before him (and after), Looney quickly finds a convincing similarity of style that no one else has been able to detect. His research tools, however, are not the sharpest. He finds ‘a wealth of figurative language’ in passages containing no figures of speech, while praising the ‘terse genius’ in Oxford’s rambling prose. He underlines his purpose:

[The] decisive step is to bring the writings of Edward de Vere alongside the Shakespearean writings, in order to judge whether or not the former contain the natural seeds and clear promise- of the latter. As this has never been done before, being indeed the special outcome of the particular researches upon which we are at present engaged, no outside authority is available; and, therefore, all we can hope to do is to submit such points for consideration as may give a lead in this new line of investigation, by which eventually, we believe, our case will either stand or fall.3

The subject of Shakespearean quality in Oxford’s verse is not a field where Oxfordians like to engage.

Then a gift appeared our of nowhere.

Michael Dudley,4 an Oxfordian leading light, went all in:

For anyone who doubts or disparages Edward de Vere’s writing for being non-Shakespearean, I would refer them to his poem “Women’s Changeableness” which Oxford’s discoverer J. Thomas Looney realized resembled the style of Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis. The first stanzas read:

If women could be fair and yet not fond,
Or that their love were firm, not fickle still,
I would not marvel that they make men bond
By service long to purchase their good will;
But when I see how frail those creatures are,
I laugh that men forget themselves so far.

O mark the choice they make, and how they
change, How oft from Phoebus do they flee to Pan;
Unsettled still, like haggards wild they range,
These gentle birds that fly from man to man;
Who would not scorn and shake them from the fist,
And let them fly, fair fools, which way they list?

Yet for disport we fawn and flatter both,
To pass the time when nothing else can please,
And train them to our lure with subtle oath,
Till, weary of their wiles, ourselves we ease;
And then we say when we their fancy try,
To play with fools, O what a fool was I.

Looney realized – as many of you who are familiar with Shakespeare may as well – that this poem is remarkably Shakespearean. Note the references to classical mythology (e.g., Juliet wishing the sun to go to “Phoebus’ lodging”) the easy and familiar use of legal terminology (bond and purchase) the metaphoric use of hawking - an aristocratic sport - and the “frailness” of women – as Hamlet said, “Frailty thy name is woman”; women are compared to “haggards” – wild, untamed hawks – something Othello does as well (“If I do prove her haggard”)…I’m not sure how much more Shakespearan (sic) two stanzas of poetry could possibly be!

Well, even a small resemblance would be a start. We don’t get that here but there’s an image that crops up in Shakespeare. Haggards. Could it be unique — a Shakespeare marker? Oxfordians are willing to die trying isolate it, but no, it’s commonplace expression. The Venus & Adonis metre, as it is now called, noticed by Looney, turns up in 17 other poems in The Paradise of Dainty Devices, where Oxford’s poem first appeared — 16 of which went unnoticed by Looney.

In the recent ‘doubter’ publication “30 second Shakespeare” edited by Ros Barber, a Marlovian, there is a chapter devoted to the strength of Shakespeare’s women. Will wrote strong determined women, witty intelligent women, noble leaders and tarts with hearts. It’s not, therefore, unfair to conclude that he liked women.

If you look at this poet’s sentiments, in the first verse, you can see a man who deprecates the whole sex. The poet has no specific grievances, nor any evidence of a recent falling out nor disastrous argument. No painful disagreement, no complaints about desertion, no open wound from a cutting remark, all of which are easy to find in the sonnets. This poet isn’t addressing an individual female, he’s listing his complaints about the whole gender.

By the penultimate line, he is positively scornful. He’s doesn’t share Will’s appreciation of the fair sex. In fact he laughs at men who do.

If this poem were to contain identifiable Shakespearean qualities, we would expect some characteristically well-turned phrase, some intensely compressed thought or some eye-opening expression of an emotion that is unique and illuminating.

This poet can’t do it. In fact, this poet writes in clichés. This poet thinks women are ‘fickle’ and ‘frail’, ‘fond’ and ‘fair’, ‘fools’ and other things beginning wth ‘f’. You will very rarely find a well-used phrase appearing unaltered in Shakespeare’s work.

This poem is almost entirely composed of pedestrian thought expressed in a second-rate, unremarkable, unoriginal language.

It is nothing like Shakespeare but it makes a good benchmark as the poet has chosen an image for his last four lines which is a match for one Shakespeare uses in Othello. Haggards are hawks caught from the wild for training and therefore not an unusual choice for an image of untameability and independence. Here are Shakespeare’s haggards in Othello.

       …If I do prove her haggard,
Though that her jesses were my dear heartstrings,
I’ld whistle her off and let her down the wind,
To prey at fortune…

Compare this to Oxford’s lines:

like haggards wild they range,
These gentle birds that fly from man to man;
Who would not scorn and shake them from the fist,
And let them fly, fair fools, which way they list?

Oxford doesn’t often attempt complex imagery. He sometimes struggles even with the simple variety. Here we have an elementary image of birds flying away in whatever direction they choose (with some unShakespearean alliteration). There’s nothing uncommon in the expression. Apart from the alliteration and the rhyme, there is hardly anything to distinguish the verse from prose. The V&A metre is maintained with monosyllables. Oxford shakes his haggard wild and lets them fly. ‘Haggards wild’ isn’t really pukka even in the 16c. Gascoigne5 has this to say about Oxford’s poetical construction here:

You shall do very well to use your verse after the englishe phrase, and not after the maner of other languages: The Latinists do commonly set the adjective after the Substantive: As for example Femina pulchra, ædes altæ, &c. but if we should say in English a woman fayre, a house high, &c. it would have but small grace: for we say a good man, and not a man good, &c.

Artificially poetical ‘haggards wild’, then. Haggards hackneyed, dull and conventional. Shakespeare whistles them off and lets them down the wind. Different altogether.

The quality of an image relies on the creation of a vivid visual counterpart to the poet’s thought. Comparing women to ‘haggards wild’, as Oxford does with his blunt poetical twist, is no more than a conversational commonplace. It’s a simple, misogynistic slur, though perhaps no more than par for the Elizabethan course.

Shakespeare never, ever contents himself with a par score when it comes to expressing important ideas. Shakespeare’s haggard image is a fully developed conceit. Will is entirely original where Oxford is hackneyed, entirely personal to Othello where Oxford is conventionally generic, and imaginatively detailed where Oxford is offhand and blank. The meat of the image is one of loving attachment and the effort involved in forcing himself apart from an unfaithful partner. It’s a common enough topic but unlike Oxford’s generic condemnation, Shakespeare creates an image that develops, like a photograph in dark room tray, each reading enhancing the detail until the high resolution final article is complete. The trailing jesses are clearly visible, the wind palpable. Othello won’t simply let Desdemona go. He imagines her down the wind to prey at fortune in a flurry of coloured ribbon in some great, rocky valley or on a wild fenland plain. Having switched on our imaginations, we can finish it off. We can imagine the rest.

The poets are oil and water, Bankside professional genius and uptown aristocratic mediocrity.

Two Poems

Here are two poems side by side. It’s not fair to keep comparing two poets on the basis of indifferent work if better is available. “No poet ever made less effective use of the wastepaper basket” said Wordsworth’s cruellest critic, meaning it as the faintest of compliments. Yet Wordsworth could often be bounce from the ridiculous to the sublime in a single stanza.

This is Oxford’s best work. Oxfordians will attribute Golding’s translation Metamorphoses to the Earl simply because the two were under the same roof for a short time, yet will not allow a single helpful suggestion to have passed between him and the poets he employed as secretaries.

This poem contains a selection of Oxford tell-tale markers. First the uniformity of his alliterative pairs and triples “What worldly wight…”. The characteristic a lack of variety in his vocabulary, “sighing seas shall…” is too close to “souls save”, and “slavish smith” for lyric comfort — the adjectives seem to be chosen to alliterate rather than illuminate the thought.

He uses well-worn phrases, “vain desire…strong affection…secret thoughts” but there is some poetic skill, albeit conventional, in some constructions “chance is choice where reason makes no claim”. The poem also has structure, regular metre, for once not dependent on monosyllables.

Shakespeare verse is famous, yet it is early work, from the first heir of his invention. Invention is the key. In the first stanza he uses the word “lips” then withholds it until the last line where he serves it up again in a unique expression, “lips on lips” mated with “eyes on eyes”. The mental imagery is created from this originality. Who has mental images of Juno, Pallas, Phoebe or Giges leaping to mind from Oxford’s pallid classical allusions? Does “fair lips” count as a well-worn phrase? Only Sydney has a claim before Shakespeare. The poem is made from unconventional, memorable and striking images. The more delicate alliteration, “blue-veined violets” appears nowhere before this. Shakespeare’s first three stanzas are examples of economy with adjectives. He then comically treats us to fifteen in the first four lines in an explosive sequence in verse four.

Variety. Originality. Surprise. Agility. Compare the final two stanzas. Shakespeare dances on sands, no footing seen…a spirit all compact of fire.

Oxford dies,dolefully amid deadly dangers, pining in pain yet setting his heart on high. Yet each have expended the same amount of poetical construction to get to roughly the same destination.

Oxford: Then lofty Love thy sacred sails advance,…
Amidst disdains drive forth thy doleful chance,

Shakespeare: Love is a spirit all compact of fire,
Not gross to sink, but light, and will aspire.

Doleful amid disdains, or dancing footless to aspire. These poets are worlds apart.

Oxford aged around 26.

If care or skill could conquer vain desire,
Or Reason’s reins my strong affection stay:
There should my sighs to quiet breast retire,
And shun such signs as secret thoughts betray;
Uncomely Love which now lurks in my breast
Should cease, my grief Wisdom’s power oppress’d.

But who can leave to look on Venus’ face,
Or yieldeth not to Juno’s high estate ?
What wit so wise as gives not Pallas place ?
These virtues rare ech (sic) Gods did yield a mate;
Save her alone, who yet on earth doth reign,
Whose beauty’s string no God can well distraint[e].

What worldly wight can hope for heavenly hire,
When only sighs must make his secret moan ?
A silent suit doth seld to grace aspire,
My hapless hay doth roll the restless stone.
Yet Phoebe fair disdained the heavens above,
To joy on earth her poor Endymion’s love.

Rare is reward where none can justly crave,
For chance is choice where Reason makes no claim;
Yet luck sometimes despairing souls doth save,
A happy star made Giges joy attain.
A slavish smith, of rude and rascal race,
Found means in time to gain a Godess’ grace.

Then lofty Love thy sacred sails advance,
My sighing seas shall flow with streams of tears;
Amidst disdains drive forth thy doleful chance,
A valiant mind no deadly danger fears;
Who loves aloft and sets his heart on high
Deserves no pain, though he do pine and die.

The Paradise of Dainty Devices, 1576

Shakespeare aged around 28

Touch but my lips with those fair lips of thine;
Though mine be not so fair, yet are they red.
The kiss shall be thine own as well as mine.
What seest thou in the ground? Hold up thy head.
Look in mine eyeballs; there thy beauty lies.
Then why not lips on lips, since eyes in eyes?

Art thou ashamed to kiss? Then wink again,
And I will wink; so shall the day seem night.
Love keeps his revels where there are but twain;
Be bold to play, our sport is not in sight.
These blue-veined violets whereon we lean
Never can blab, nor know not what we mean.

The tender spring upon thy tempting lip
Shows thee unripe, yet mayst thou well be tasted.
Make use of time, let not advantage slip;
Beauty within itself should not be wasted.
Fair flowers that are not gathered in their prime
Rot and consume themselves in little time.

Were I hard-favored, foul, or wrinkled old,
Ill-nurtured, crookèd, churlish, harsh in voice,
O’erworn, despisèd, rheumatic, and cold,
Thick-sighted, barren, lean, and lacking juice,
Then mightst thou pause, for then I were not for thee,
But having no defects, why dost abhor me

Bid me discourse, I will enchant thine ear,
Or like a fairy trip upon the green,
Or like a nymph, with long disheveled hair,
Dance on the sands, and yet no footing seen.
Love is a spirit all compact of fire,
Not gross to sink, but light, and will aspire.

Venus and Adonis 1593


More tables

What do poets of the period think of women when they write?. Shakespeare and gender are having a turn at the top of the academic priority list. This table lists the adjectives used by writers with the nouns ‘woman’ and ‘women’. There are 63,077 instances of ‘woman’ paired with an adjective in 11,926 texts.

Oxford racks up a score of three, two of which are in the same poem. And three ladies. And a nun. He isn’t unaware of women. He manages a reasonable score of ‘she’s and ’her’s though many of these, like his women (and nuns) are impersonal — or animals or Roman goddesses. When he uses the adjective ’fair’ in his highest scoring poem, he is being ironic, sarcastic even.

This low score might be thought problematical in a fair statistical examination. Especially when even doubters are building cases around Shakespeare’s powerful understanding of women. Shakespeare’s usage is highlighted — he uses 71 different adjectives. EEBO V3 can produce these results in seconds for the curious. Varying queries them to build up a picture of usage is not unduly laborious. The misfit between Oxford and Shakespeare has become irreconcilable, just a short time after Professor Stritmatter told us the relationship could be shown to be “so dynamically similar as to defy credible explanation outside the hypothesis of shared authorship”.6

Favourite Adjectives for Woman/Women

Favourite adjectives for wom?n in Early Modern English drama (CQP First Folio and Comparative Plays corpus)

Context Author Year Title Hits

A much deeper table taken from the whole EEBO V3 corpus with Shakespeare’s entries highlighted

After the adjectives Will used ran out I shortened the table but there are still 1600 examples left. The table is sortable so you can browse through Will’s or digest it in alphabetical order. In Oxford’s poem above he uses ‘fair’ 19 & 25, ‘fond’ 147 & 279, and ‘fickle’ 660, in what can only be interpreted as his disappointment in the whole gender issue.

No. Search result No. of occurrences Percent Shakes.
1 old woman 3576 5.67% s
2 other women 2306 3.66% s
3 poor woman 2123 3.37% s
4 good woman 1737 2.75% s
5 young Woman 1582 2.51%
6 old women 1143 1.81% s
7 young women 1034 1.64%
8 certain woman 996 1.58%
9 virtuous woman 982 1.56%
10 strange woman 835 1.32%
11 good women 802 1.27% s
12 honest woman 789 1.25% s
13 silly women 703 1.11% s
14 other woman 700 1.11%
15 poor women 683 1.08% s
16 married woman 669 1.06% s
17 wicked woman 661 1.05%
18 married women 640 1.01%
19 fair woman 622 0.99% s
20 wise woman 620 0.98% s
21 holy women 590 0.94%
22 strange women 522 0.83%
23 beautiful woman 454 0.72%
24 certain women 453 0.72%
25 fair women 450 0.71%
26 noble woman 445 0.71% s
27 free woman 442 0.70%
28 holy woman 439 0.70%
29 foolish woman 394 0.62% s
30 honest Women 394 0.62%
31 religious women 381 0.60%
32 whorish woman 379 0.60%
33 Samaritan woman 350 0.55%
34 noble women 341 0.54%
35 sinful woman 332 0.53%
36 weak woman 321 0.51% s
37 christian woman 300 0.48%
38 Christian women 298 0.47%
39 adulterous woman 294 0.47%
40 religious woman 290 0.46%
41 silly woman 290 0.46% s
42 Virtuous women 284 0.45%
43 Godly woman 268 0.42%
44 lewd women 258 0.41%
45 handsome woman 250 0.40% s
46 gentle woman 246 0.39%
47 Indian women 242 0.38%
48 Godly women 237 0.38%
49 divers women 235 0.37%
50 foolish women 235 0.37%
51 English woman 234 0.37%
52 beautiful women 225 0.36%
53 lewd woman 218 0.35%
54 barren woman 216 0.34%
55 devout women 214 0.34%
56 very women 209 0.33%
57 Canaanitish woman 205 0.32%
58 wretched woman 204 0.32% s
59 honourable women 199 0.32%
60 single woman 195 0.31%
61 chaste woman 191 0.30%
62 common women 182 0.29%
63 said woman 171 0.27%
64 sick woman 171 0.27%
65 miserable woman 170 0.27%
66 simple women 166 0.26%
67 weak women 166 0.26% s
68 handsome women 163 0.26%
69 simple woman 162 0.26% s
70 younger women 160 0.25%
71 blessed woman 158 0.25%
72 menstruous woman 155 0.25%
73 elder women 151 0.24%
74 common woman 147 0.23%
75 french woman 143 0.23%
76 barren women 141 0.22%
77 wicked women 141 0.22%
78 gracious woman 139 0.22%
79 wise women 139 0.22%
80 English women 136 0.22%
81 dead woman 135 0.21%
82 Hebrew women 135 0.21%
83 Gentle women 134 0.21%
84 devout woman 130 0.21%
85 Jewish women 130 0.21%
86 ancient woman 128 0.20%
87 wanton women 128 0.20%
88 cunning woman 127 0.20%
89 only women 126 0.20%
90 faithful woman 124 0.20%
91 mad woman 123 0.19% s
92 waiting woman 118 0.19% s
93 only woman 117 0.19%
94 evil woman 115 0.18%
95 excellent woman 114 0.18%
96 very woman 110 0.17%
97 chaste women 109 0.17%
98 pretty woman 109 0.17%
99 Indian woman 107 0.17%
100 unfortunate woman 107 0.17%
101 aged woman 105 0.17%
102 worthy women 102 0.16%
103 true woman 101 0.16% s
104 then women 99 0.16%
105 captive woman 98 0.16%
106 false woman 98 0.16% s
107 cruel woman 95 0.15%
108 fairest women 95 0.15%
109 modest woman 95 0.15%
110 blind woman 94 0.15% s
111 happy woman 94 0.15%
112 unhappy woman 94 0.15% s
113 discreet woman 93 0.15%
114 Cananitish woman 89 0.14%
115 great woman 88 0.14%
116 aged women 87 0.14%
117 french women 87 0.14%
118 worthy Woman 87 0.14%
119 proud woman 86 0.14%
120 rich woman 84 0.13%
121 wanton woman 84 0.13%
122 Ancient women 82 0.13%
123 bad woman 82 0.13% s
124 spanish women 82 0.13%
125 bellied women 81 0.13%
126 fairest woman 81 0.13%
127 silent woman 81 0.13%
128 Jewish woman 80 0.13%
129 naked woman 79 0.13%
130 Dutch woman 77 0.12%
131 famous Women 77 0.12%
132 fine woman 76 0.12% s
133 turkish women 76 0.12%
134 unmarried woman 76 0.12%
135 modest women 74 0.12%
136 naughty woman 73 0.12%
137 prudent woman 73 0.12%
138 learned woman 72 0.11%
139 like women 72 0.11%
140 pious woman 69 0.11%
141 Roman women 69 0.11%
142 divorced woman 67 0.11%
143 contentious woman 66 0.10%
144 heathen woman 66 0.10%
145 light women 66 0.10%
146 Ethiopian woman 65 0.10%
147 fond woman 65 0.10% s
148 Israelitish woman 64 0.10%
149 little woman 64 0.10%
150 said women 63 0.10%
151 faithful women 62 0.10%
152 travailing woman 62 0.10%
153 angry woman 61 0.10%
154 deceived woman 60 0.10%
155 Egyptian women 60 0.10%
156 cursed woman 59 0.09%
157 fine women 59 0.09%
158 Bad women 58 0.09%
159 dishonest woman 58 0.09%
160 light woman 58 0.09%
161 warlike women 58 0.09%
162 ambitious woman 57 0.09%
163 chief women 57 0.09%
164 evil women 57 0.09%
165 great Women 56 0.09%
166 Ungrateful Woman 55 0.09%
167 diseased Woman 54 0.09%
168 ill women 54 0.09%
169 Persian women 54 0.09%
170 impudent woman 53 0.08%
171 jealous woman 53 0.08% s
172 cunning women 52 0.08%
173 idolatrous women 52 0.08%
174 infamous woman 52 0.08%
175 single Women 52 0.08%
176 heathen women 51 0.08%
177 innocent woman 51 0.08%
178 subtle Woman 51 0.08%
179 Vile woman 51 0.08%
180 best woman 49 0.08%
181 Midianitish woman 49 0.08%
182 naked women 49 0.08%
183 outlandish women 49 0.08%
184 proud women 49 0.08%
185 Sabine women 49 0.08%
186 white woman 49 0.08%
187 woeful woman 49 0.08%
188 Egyptian woman 48 0.08%
189 waiting women 48 0.08%
190 distressed Woman 47 0.07%
191 drunken woman 47 0.07%
192 Israelitish women 47 0.07%
193 mortal woman 47 0.07% s
194 naughty women 47 0.07%
195 Irish women 46 0.07%
196 mean woman 46 0.07% s
197 private woman 46 0.07%
198 shameless woman 46 0.07%
199 Spanish woman 46 0.07%
200 free women 45 0.07%
201 honourable woman 45 0.07%
202 malicious woman 45 0.07%
203 pregnant Woman 45 0.07%
204 Ane woman 44 0.07%
205 ignorant woman 44 0.07%
206 innocent women 44 0.07%
207 bellied woman 43 0.07%
208 Hysterical women 43 0.07%
209 learned women 43 0.07%
210 rare woman 43 0.07%
211 teeming Women 43 0.07%
212 big-bellied woman 42 0.07%
213 Big-bellied Women 42 0.07%
214 delicate woman 42 0.07%
215 illustrious women 42 0.07%
216 mad women 42 0.07%
217 ordinary women 42 0.07%
218 perfect woman 42 0.07% s
219 unmarried women 42 0.07%
220 excellent Women 41 0.06%
221 frail woman 41 0.06%
222 lascivious woman 41 0.06%
223 lovely woman 41 0.06%
224 captive Women 40 0.06%
225 diverse women 40 0.06%
226 TOuching Women 40 0.06%
227 valiant woman 40 0.06%
228 dishonest women 39 0.06%
229 ignorant women 39 0.06%
230 Irish woman 39 0.06%
231 rich women 39 0.06%
232 happiest woman 38 0.06%
233 little women 38 0.06%
234 Midianitish women 38 0.06%
235 believing woman 37 0.06%
236 superstitious women 37 0.06%
237 famous woman 36 0.06%
238 Italian women 36 0.06%
239 lascivious women 36 0.06%
240 particular woman 36 0.06%
241 perfidious Woman 36 0.06%
242 pious women 36 0.06%
243 right woman 36 0.06% s
244 sweet woman 36 0.06% s
245 tender women 36 0.06%
246 dying woman 35 0.06%
247 forward woman 35 0.06%
248 imperious woman 35 0.06%
249 Menstruous Women 35 0.06%
250 Moabitish women 35 0.06%
251 pitiful women 35 0.06%
252 vain women 35 0.06%
253 witty woman 35 0.06%
254 brave woman 34 0.05%
255 British woman 34 0.05%
256 desolate woman 34 0.05%
257 fat woman 34 0.05% s
258 Hebrew Woman 34 0.05%
259 ill woman 34 0.05%
260 Moabitish woman 34 0.05%
261 penitent woman 34 0.05%
262 sundry women 34 0.05%
263 afflicted woman 33 0.05%
264 feeble woman 33 0.05%
265 Shunamitish woman 33 0.05%
266 sorrowful woman 33 0.05%
267 inconstant woman 32 0.05%
268 pregnant women 32 0.05%
269 sober women 32 0.05%
270 fond women 31 0.05%
271 gallant Woman 31 0.05%
272 goodly woman 31 0.05%
273 gracious women 31 0.05%
274 lone woman 31 0.05% s
275 suspected woman 31 0.05%
276 unclean woman 31 0.05%
277 vain woman 31 0.05%
278 vicious woman 31 0.05%
279 deformed woman 30 0.05%
280 delicate women 30 0.05%
281 faithless woman 30 0.05%
282 Italian woman 30 0.05%
283 proper woman 30 0.05%
284 strong woman 30 0.05%
285 admirable woman 29 0.05%
286 discreet women 29 0.05%
287 fat women 29 0.05%
288 labouring woman 29 0.05%
289 living woman 29 0.05%
290 Loose women 29 0.05%
291 Turkish woman 29 0.05%
292 miserable women 28 0.04%
293 rebellious woman 28 0.04%
294 then woman 28 0.04%
295 black woman 27 0.04%
296 courageous woman 27 0.04%
297 frantic woman 27 0.04% s
298 freed woman 27 0.04%
299 Grecian women 27 0.04%
300 Manly Woman 27 0.04%
301 ordinary woman 27 0.04%
302 Roman woman 27 0.04%
303 sober woman 27 0.04%
304 Tartarian women 27 0.04%
305 Thracian Women 27 0.04%
306 ugly woman 27 0.04%
307 black women 26 0.04%
308 bloody woman 26 0.04%
309 constant woman 26 0.04% s
310 Heroic women 26 0.04%
311 painted woman 26 0.04%
312 tender woman 26 0.04%
313 Trojan women 26 0.04%
314 unclean women 26 0.04%
315 wedded woman 26 0.04%
316 whorish women 26 0.04%
317 above women 25 0.04%
318 Corinthian women 25 0.04%
319 debauched Women 25 0.04%
320 favoured woman 25 0.04%
321 Glorious woman 25 0.04%
322 idle women 25 0.04%
323 Lacedemonian women 25 0.04%
324 new woman 25 0.04%
325 principal women 25 0.04%
326 Scottish woman 25 0.04%
327 Travelling woman 25 0.04%
328 crooked woman 24 0.04%
329 finest women 24 0.04%
330 foul woman 24 0.04%
331 fruitful woman 24 0.04%
332 seely woman 24 0.04%
333 tall woman 24 0.04%
334 teeming woman 24 0.04%
335 valiant women 24 0.04%
336 wretched women 24 0.04% s
337 beauteous Woman 23 0.04%
338 careless women 23 0.04%
339 fearful women 23 0.04%
340 Grecian woman 23 0.04%
341 idolatrous woman 23 0.04%
342 Infamous women 23 0.04%
343 monstrous woman 23 0.04%
344 seely women 23 0.04%
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3554 unwitty Woman 1 0.00%
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3659 wickedest Women 1 0.00%
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