Interjection - an exclamation of sorts, uncertain meaning behind it
Frequency: 3
Here are all of the speeches where sessa shows up across the corpus:
A
servingman
,
proud
in
heart
and
mind
,
that
curled
my
hair
,
wore
gloves
in
my
cap
,
served
the
lust
of
my
mistress’
heart
and
did
the
act
of
darkness
with
her
,
swore
as
many
oaths
as
I
spake
words
and
broke
them
in
the
sweet
face
of
heaven
;
one
that
slept
in
the
contriving
of
lust
and
waked
to
do
it
.
Wine
loved
I
deeply
,
dice
dearly
,
and
in
woman
out-paramoured
the
Turk
.
False
of
heart
,
light
of
ear
,
bloody
of
hand
;
hog
in
sloth
,
fox
in
stealth
,
wolf
in
greediness
,
dog
in
madness
,
lion
in
prey
.
Let
not
the
creaking
of
shoes
nor
the
rustling
of
silks
betray
thy
poor
heart
to
woman
.
Keep
thy
foot
out
of
brothels
,
thy
hand
out
of
plackets
,
thy
pen
from
lenders’
books
,
and
defy
the
foul
fiend
.
Still
through
the
hawthorn
blows
the
cold
wind
;
says
suum
,
mun
,
nonny
.
Dolphin
my
boy
,
boy
,
sessa
!
Let
him
trot
by
.
Tom
will
throw
his
head
at
them
.
—
Avaunt
,
you
curs
!
Be
thy
mouth
or
black
or
white
,
Tooth
that
poisons
if
it
bite
,
Mastiff
,
greyhound
,
mongrel
grim
,
Hound
or
spaniel
,
brach
,
or
lym
,
Bobtail
tike
,
or
trundle-tail
,
Tom
will
make
him
weep
and
wail
;
For
,
with
throwing
thus
my
head
,
Dogs
leapt
the
hatch
,
and
all
are
fled
.
Do
de
,
de
,
de
.
Sessa
!
Come
,
march
to
wakes
and
fairs
and
market
towns
.
Poor
Tom
,
thy
horn
is
dry
.
You’re
a
baggage
!
The
Slys
are
no
rogues
.
Look
in
the
chronicles
.
We
came
in
with
Richard
Conqueror
.
Therefore
,
paucas
pallabris
,
let
the
world
slide
.
Sessa
!