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| bigram | frequency |
|---|---|
| sir thomas | 287 |
| miss crawford | 215 |
| lady bertram | 114 |
| henry crawford | 50 |
| great deal | 49 |
| miss bertram | 43 |
| dare say | 41 |
| miss price | 41 |
| young man | 34 |
| mansfield park | 32 |
| dear fanny | 32 |
| young people | 27 |
| miss bertrams | 24 |
| aunt norris | 21 |
| thornton lacey | 19 |
| good deal | 17 |
| let us | 16 |
| east room | 16 |
| soon afterwards | 16 |
| fanny price | 15 |
| every day | 15 |
| aunt bertram | 14 |
| cousin edmund | 13 |
| young woman | 13 |
| almost every | 13 |
| tom bertram | 13 |
| cried mrs | 13 |
| next day | 13 |
| five minutes | 13 |
| never seen | 12 |
| will never | 12 |
| nothing else | 12 |
| young ladies | 12 |
| will find | 12 |
| much less | 12 |
| much obliged | 11 |
| dear sir | 11 |
| anything else | 11 |
| take care | 11 |
| young men | 11 |
| years ago | 11 |
| cried fanny | 11 |
| long enough | 11 |
| next morning | 11 |
| wimpole street | 10 |
| three days | 10 |
| last night | 10 |
| oh yes | 10 |
| young lady | 10 |
| fanny felt | 9 |
| eldest son | 9 |
| say nothing | 9 |
| miss lee | 9 |
| everything else | 9 |
| must make | 9 |
| first time | 9 |
| ever since | 8 |
| nobody else | 8 |
| every way | 8 |
| three months | 8 |
| must feel | 8 |
| something like | 8 |
| good luck | 8 |
| four days | 8 |
| every one | 8 |
| quite impossible | 8 |
| taken place | 8 |
| turned away | 8 |
| just now | 7 |
| will tell | 7 |
| go away | 7 |
| good fortune | 7 |
| something else | 7 |
| will take | 7 |
| two sisters | 7 |
| shall never | 7 |
| thousand pounds | 7 |
| never known | 7 |
| years old | 7 |
| must say | 7 |
| everybody else | 7 |
| dear sister | 7 |
| anything like | 7 |
| poor mr | 7 |
| going away | 7 |
| much longer | 7 |
| replied miss | 7 |
| good opinion | 7 |
| mary crawford | 7 |
| looking forward | 7 |
| little time | 7 |
| fanny found | 6 |
| short pause | 6 |
| never see | 6 |
| every hour | 6 |
| dear miss | 6 |
| every respect | 6 |
| three times | 6 |
| dear mrs | 6 |
| little girl | 6 |
| never will | 6 |
| go without | 6 |
| must go | 6 |
| well enough | 6 |
| must give | 6 |
| well without | 6 |
| first day | 6 |
| two families | 6 |
| take orders | 6 |
| something must | 6 |
| take place | 6 |
| must try | 6 |
| three years | 6 |
| fanny must | 6 |
| man like | 6 |
| long ago | 6 |
| must consider | 6 |
| must take | 6 |
| must know | 6 |
| cried edmund | 6 |
| two hours | 6 |
| scarcely ever | 6 |
| low voice | 6 |
| will give | 6 |
| last time | 6 |
| poor dear | 6 |
| poor little | 6 |
| will feel | 6 |
| must excuse | 6 |
| high spirits | 6 |
| good sense | 6 |
| charles maddox | 6 |
| quite enough | 6 |
| never saw | 6 |
| saw nothing | 6 |
| intimate friend | 6 |
| shall see | 6 |
| six weeks | 5 |
| dearest fanny | 5 |
| one side | 5 |
| good friends | 5 |
| see nothing | 5 |
| one might | 5 |
| get away | 5 |
| poor sister | 5 |
| must think | 5 |
| fanny thought | 5 |
| one morning | 5 |
| much better | 5 |
| know nothing | 5 |
| many years | 5 |
| every moment | 5 |
| quite determined | 5 |
| four hours | 5 |
| will write | 5 |
| came back | 5 |
| two dances | 5 |
| think nothing | 5 |
| great many | 5 |
| fanny went | 5 |
| almost everything | 5 |
| ever seen | 5 |
| oh dear | 5 |
| seven hundred | 5 |
| fanny will | 5 |
| dear little | 5 |
| first place | 5 |
| short time | 5 |
| cried tom | 5 |
| three weeks | 5 |
| took place | 5 |
| ten minutes | 5 |
| poor sir | 5 |
| will ever | 5 |
| without much | 5 |
| much surprised | 5 |
| never heard | 5 |
| ten years | 5 |
| might never | 5 |
| second time | 5 |
| sister price | 5 |
| many weeks | 5 |
| will always | 5 |
| pretty well | 5 |
| leaving mansfield | 5 |
| soon found | 5 |
| thomas bertram | 5 |
| will see | 5 |
| miss owens | 5 |
| two young | 5 |
| good girl | 5 |
| crawford must | 5 |
| shall always | 5 |
| forty speeches | 5 |
| spare room | 5 |
| entirely without | 5 |
| now speak | 5 |
| quite mistaken | 5 |
| soon followed | 5 |
| white house | 5 |
| human nature | 5 |
| two months | 5 |
| run away | 5 |
| crawford might | 5 |
| julia best | 5 |
| julia bertram | 5 |
| count cassel | 5 |
| will make | 5 |
| done away | 5 |
| edmund bertram | 5 |
| quite right | 5 |
| present state | 5 |
| maria bertram | 5 |
| another word | 5 |
| give way | 4 |
| quite ready | 4 |
| great house | 4 |
| every feeling | 4 |
| young women | 4 |
| minutes afterwards | 4 |
| thomas came | 4 |
| old coachman | 4 |
| lady stornaway | 4 |
| just reached | 4 |
| vast deal | 4 |
| fine day | 4 |
| many things | 4 |
| days together | 4 |
| every sunday | 4 |
| small party | 4 |
| good qualities | 4 |
| moor park | 4 |
| one else | 4 |
| better go | 4 |
| miss julia | 4 |
| shall find | 4 |
| heard nothing | 4 |
| leave mansfield | 4 |
| will soon | 4 |
| miss anderson | 4 |
| set forward | 4 |
| ten days | 4 |
| much rather | 4 |
| first act | 4 |
| past nine | 4 |
| family circle | 4 |
| must hope | 4 |
| much greater | 4 |
| might now | 4 |
| may say | 4 |
| poor fanny | 4 |
| much trouble | 4 |
| see mr | 4 |
| thomas thought | 4 |
| say something | 4 |
| serious subjects | 4 |
| seven years | 4 |
| two years | 4 |
| long letter | 4 |
| will like | 4 |
| young person | 4 |
| without delay | 4 |
| little heart | 4 |
| strong enough | 4 |
| dear edmund | 4 |
| cried mr | 4 |
| one thing | 4 |
| without seeming | 4 |
| particular friend | 4 |
| now felt | 4 |
| high street | 4 |
| totally different | 4 |
| look forward | 4 |
| must suppose | 4 |
| take leave | 4 |
| fanny dance | 4 |
| two girls | 4 |
| see sotherton | 4 |
| rushworth will | 4 |
| whole time | 4 |
| quite convinced | 4 |
| every former | 4 |
| little doubt | 4 |
| shall go | 4 |
| younger brother | 4 |
| nothing worse | 4 |
| see things | 4 |
| replied edmund | 4 |
| like julia | 4 |
| william price | 4 |
| lord ravenshaw | 4 |
| last moment | 4 |
| even without | 4 |
| looked back | 4 |
| will certainly | 4 |
| admiral crawford | 4 |
| though mrs | 4 |
| keep away | 4 |
| days longer | 4 |
| seemed almost | 3 |
| best right | 3 |
| first dances | 3 |
| must look | 3 |
| whole party | 3 |
| never met | 3 |
| help thinking | 3 |
| left mansfield | 3 |
| well pleased | 3 |
| without material | 3 |
| really loved | 3 |
| old woman | 3 |
| better feelings | 3 |
| hardly able | 3 |
| fanny soon | 3 |
| reached mansfield | 3 |
| anybody else | 3 |
| infinitely obliged | 3 |
| well made | 3 |
| worn away | 3 |
| first appearance | 3 |
| whatever might | 3 |
| first object | 3 |
| eldest cousin | 3 |
| something better | 3 |
| tolerably soon | 3 |
| every speech | 3 |
| must find | 3 |
| sir henry | 3 |
| last week | 3 |
| deal better | 3 |
| dearest henry | 3 |
| much good | 3 |
| never knew | 3 |
| dear henry | 3 |
| dear aunt | 3 |
| west indies | 3 |
| former times | 3 |
| nothing like | 3 |
| great pleasure | 3 |
| nine years | 3 |
| worth looking | 3 |
| one room | 3 |
| shall let | 3 |
| next time | 3 |
| short silence | 3 |
| whole evening | 3 |
| two days | 3 |
| replied sir | 3 |
| now become | 3 |
| two cousins | 3 |
| edmund might | 3 |
| crawford took | 3 |
| asked fanny | 3 |
| cried miss | 3 |
| white attic | 3 |
| little cousin | 3 |
| family party | 3 |
| extremely happy | 3 |
| good hands | 3 |
| talked away | 3 |
| seen mr | 3 |
| greater part | 3 |
| two ladies | 3 |
| shall speak | 3 |
| decided preference | 3 |
| good manners | 3 |
| greatest pleasure | 3 |
| whose feelings | 3 |
| man might | 3 |
| thrown away | 3 |
| sunday evening | 3 |
| never happier | 3 |
| turn away | 3 |
| see william | 3 |
| time enough | 3 |
| looking man | 3 |
| turning away | 3 |
| passed since | 3 |
| got one | 3 |
| ere long | 3 |
| green baize | 3 |
| dear maria | 3 |
| much aware | 3 |
| mansfield wood | 3 |
| nothing till | 3 |
| go back | 3 |
| great satisfaction | 3 |
| miss frances | 3 |
| much time | 3 |
| every family | 3 |
| crawford listened | 3 |
| crawford now | 3 |
| never thought | 3 |
| iron gate | 3 |
| first three | 3 |
| might well | 3 |
| many minutes | 3 |
| thought fanny | 3 |
| nothing less | 3 |
| serious attachment | 3 |
| without knowing | 3 |
| easily satisfied | 3 |
| excepting edmund | 3 |
| never come | 3 |
| genuine satisfaction | 3 |
| thomas saw | 3 |
| still continued | 3 |
| next moment | 3 |
| another quarter | 3 |
| staying away | 3 |
| grey pony | 3 |
| fanny looked | 3 |
| draw back | 3 |
| must confess | 3 |
| soon grew | 3 |
| small house | 3 |
| knew nothing | 3 |
| sometimes almost | 3 |
| might ride | 3 |
| will now | 3 |
| ever get | 3 |
| nothing without | 3 |
| must get | 3 |
| two moments | 3 |
| crawford began | 3 |
| norris thought | 3 |
| arm within | 3 |
| high good | 3 |
| crawford walked | 3 |
| till sir | 3 |
| find mr | 3 |
| better knowledge | 3 |
| done without | 3 |
| much sense | 3 |
| will cure | 3 |
| exceedingly pleased | 3 |
| come back | 3 |
| present occasion | 3 |
| almost instantly | 3 |
| think anything | 3 |
| good understanding | 3 |
| soon able | 3 |
| one day | 3 |
| cried julia | 3 |
| poor mother | 3 |
| two dearest | 3 |
| dear child | 3 |
| pretty girl | 3 |
| looked forward | 3 |
| great relief | 3 |
| stopping short | 3 |
| quite alone | 3 |
| thought nothing | 3 |
| went well | 3 |
| still think | 3 |
| twenty thousand | 3 |
| never mind | 3 |
| little fanny | 3 |
| whole morning | 3 |
| already given | 3 |
| silver knife | 3 |
| sotherton court | 3 |
| second letter | 3 |
| ten miles | 3 |
| may now | 3 |
| made everything | 3 |
| great pains | 3 |
| certainly will | 3 |
| little trouble | 3 |
| large income | 3 |
| looking round | 3 |
| must speak | 3 |
| softened voice | 3 |
| cream cheese | 3 |
| hardly possible | 3 |
| perhaps might | 3 |
| pink satin | 3 |
| fanny coloured | 3 |
| generally speaking | 3 |
| wait till | 3 |
| crawford came | 3 |
| pretty good | 3 |
| different character | 3 |
| though nothing | 3 |
| another strong | 3 |
| good friend | 3 |
| taken away | 3 |
| one moment | 3 |
| walked home | 3 |
| two first | 3 |
| must now | 3 |
| hardly suppose | 3 |
| fine young | 3 |
| every woman | 3 |
| knew better | 3 |
| hour together | 3 |
| sudden change | 3 |
| give us | 3 |
| good principles | 3 |
| one word | 3 |
| stepped forward | 3 |
| fifty yards | 3 |
| will say | 3 |
| agreeable man | 3 |
| first great | 3 |
| material inconvenience | 3 |
| early hour | 3 |
| gone home | 3 |
| hardly knew | 3 |
| well aware | 3 |
| never want | 3 |
| satin cloak | 3 |
| better bear | 3 |
| always think | 3 |
| mansfield common | 3 |
| one half | 3 |
| last morning | 3 |
| poor aunt | 3 |
| always found | 3 |
| head full | 3 |
| many words | 3 |
| old grey | 3 |
| though fanny | 3 |
| seemed likely | 3 |
| every young | 3 |
| perfectly right | 3 |
| joyful consent | 3 |
| lively mind | 3 |
| west front | 3 |
| much mistaken | 3 |
| bertram began | 3 |
| ever heard | 3 |
| two brothers | 3 |
| hundred miles | 3 |
| fanny might | 3 |
| early day | 3 |
| dear william | 3 |
| thomas gave | 3 |
| grave looks | 3 |
| cried mary | 3 |
| came towards | 3 |
| thomas felt | 3 |
| sent chapman | 3 |
| little difference | 3 |
| good reading | 3 |
| yet heard | 3 |
| passed without | 3 |
| mere nothing | 3 |
| wretched feelings | 3 |
| fanny began | 3 |
| morrow evening | 3 |
| even supposing | 3 |
| act anything | 3 |
| much might | 3 |
| norris began | 3 |
| shall soon | 3 |
| many days | 3 |
| may imagine | 3 |
| certainly never | 3 |
| twenty minutes | 3 |
| many young | 3 |
| thomas will | 3 |
| even half | 3 |
| without attempting | 3 |
| absolutely necessary | 3 |
| edmund began | 3 |
| though julia | 3 |
| stay longer | 3 |
| first began | 3 |
| want nothing | 3 |
| absolutely impossible | 3 |
| never occurred | 3 |
| will hardly | 2 |
| must admire | 2 |
| two bits | 2 |
| close bonnet | 2 |
| great path | 2 |
| long letters | 2 |
| shall probably | 2 |
| relative situations | 2 |
| good godmother | 2 |
| seven weeks | 2 |
| without wishing | 2 |
| gratitude towards | 2 |
| sees anything | 2 |
| soon decided | 2 |
| edmund saw | 2 |
| little longer | 2 |
| little creature | 2 |
| poor woman | 2 |
| soon produced | 2 |
| think henry | 2 |
| cleared away | 2 |
| favourable circumstance | 2 |
| good heaven | 2 |
| ever met | 2 |
| will excuse | 2 |
| always believed | 2 |
| fashionable world | 2 |
| firmly believe | 2 |
| must certainly | 2 |
| whose views | 2 |
| fine girl | 2 |
| first invitation | 2 |
| kind attention | 2 |
| first ball | 2 |
| make fanny | 2 |
| hill street | 2 |
| small income | 2 |
| thought mr | 2 |
| without sending | 2 |
| quite equal | 2 |
| three thousand | 2 |
| refuse mr | 2 |
| believe miss | 2 |
| must forgive | 2 |
| happy creature | 2 |
| fine mornings | 2 |
| old place | 2 |
| might go | 2 |
| last scene | 2 |
| full three | 2 |
| room door | 2 |
| something different | 2 |
| crawford proceeded | 2 |
| hardly ever | 2 |
| first feeling | 2 |
| may prove | 2 |
| seeing sotherton | 2 |
| making anything | 2 |
| portsmouth servants | 2 |
| passed across | 2 |
| mother must | 2 |
| young ones | 2 |
| deeply mortified | 2 |
| black word | 2 |
| clever fellow | 2 |
| different style | 2 |
| going home | 2 |
| tell us | 2 |
| first opportunity | 2 |
| will talk | 2 |
| often seen | 2 |
| shall tell | 2 |
| without even | 2 |
| looked around | 2 |
| favourable state | 2 |
| better fitted | 2 |
| poor old | 2 |
| must observe | 2 |
| almost daily | 2 |
| playful smile | 2 |
| looking girl | 2 |
| bad feelings | 2 |
| replied dr | 2 |
| stay till | 2 |
| fanny may | 2 |
| rehearse together | 2 |
| less sanguine | 2 |
| considerable period | 2 |
| every spring | 2 |
| interesting object | 2 |
| came home | 2 |
| improved plan | 2 |
| one knows | 2 |
| great delight | 2 |
| crawford gone | 2 |
| desirable companion | 2 |
| now come | 2 |
| still better | 2 |
| directed towards | 2 |
| entirely done | 2 |
| high sense | 2 |
| carriage drove | 2 |
| much farther | 2 |
| see anything | 2 |
| now sat | 2 |
| good company | 2 |
| send back | 2 |
| every comfort | 2 |
| much struck | 2 |
| four horses | 2 |
| little consideration | 2 |
| different ways | 2 |
| almost resolved | 2 |
| will consider | 2 |
| will open | 2 |
| must entreat | 2 |
| thinking like | 2 |
| greater evil | 2 |
| afterwards added | 2 |
| trifling part | 2 |
| quite astonished | 2 |
| something worse | 2 |
| three acts | 2 |
| suddenly called | 2 |
| felt dreadfully | 2 |
| every pain | 2 |
| much pleasure | 2 |
| eager voice | 2 |
| hardly answer | 2 |
| extremely well | 2 |
| greater consequence | 2 |
| elder sister | 2 |
| crawford certainly | 2 |
| sir charles | 2 |
| since fanny | 2 |
| first pleasures | 2 |
| always known | 2 |
| ever done | 2 |
| attempt anything | 2 |
| must continue | 2 |
| late dinner | 2 |
| soon turned | 2 |
| must content | 2 |
| time might | 2 |
| four weeks | 2 |
| makes one | 2 |
| must keep | 2 |
| another moment | 2 |
| acted well | 2 |
| much used | 2 |
| almost ready | 2 |
| considering everything | 2 |
| farmyard must | 2 |
| human mind | 2 |
| fanny remained | 2 |
| every week | 2 |
| thirteen weeks | 2 |
| good dancer | 2 |
| takes orders | 2 |
| everything good | 2 |
| now see | 2 |
| easily put | 2 |
| called away | 2 |
| never told | 2 |
| great want | 2 |
| crawford saw | 2 |
| together many | 2 |
| never think | 2 |
| party round | 2 |
| far behind | 2 |
| bertram seemed | 2 |
| different feelings | 2 |
| private representation | 2 |
| without love | 2 |
| entire satisfaction | 2 |
| dear tom | 2 |
| last conversation | 2 |
| english language | 2 |
| must appear | 2 |
| found almost | 2 |
| first salutations | 2 |
| particular friends | 2 |
| else will | 2 |
| lengthened absence | 2 |
| another light | 2 |
| give pain | 2 |
| least two | 2 |
| first hour | 2 |
| large enough | 2 |
| well adapted | 2 |
| one amongst | 2 |
| almost equally | 2 |
| feel much | 2 |
| amusement among | 2 |
| will teach | 2 |
| thursday night | 2 |
| fine family | 2 |
| found greater | 2 |
| real acting | 2 |
| minutes longer | 2 |
| immediately gave | 2 |
| poor invalid | 2 |
| attend mrs | 2 |
| quit mansfield | 2 |
| marry fanny | 2 |
| like crawford | 2 |
| though short | 2 |
| letter will | 2 |
| might lead | 2 |
| three people | 2 |
| old mrs | 2 |
| every room | 2 |
| lower tone | 2 |
| anywhere else | 2 |
| fanny seemed | 2 |
| pass away | 2 |
| great attachment | 2 |
| much indeed | 2 |
| parsonage every | 2 |
| saw enough | 2 |
| quite settled | 2 |
| next step | 2 |
| perfectly comprehend | 2 |
| edmund found | 2 |
| even mrs | 2 |
| room together | 2 |
| stepping forward | 2 |
| thomas looked | 2 |
| see fanny | 2 |
| large family | 2 |
| every fine | 2 |
| might require | 2 |
| us know | 2 |
| within two | 2 |
| drawing back | 2 |
| will agree | 2 |
| us now | 2 |
| soon appeared | 2 |
| first moment | 2 |
| excellent one | 2 |
| now received | 2 |
| finest young | 2 |
| life without | 2 |
| home must | 2 |
| just speak | 2 |
| norris seemed | 2 |
| might come | 2 |
| little thought | 2 |
| almost think | 2 |
| never hear | 2 |
| ever think | 2 |
| greatest sufferer | 2 |
| must wish | 2 |
| brought back | 2 |
| five foot | 2 |
| rushworth began | 2 |
| really felt | 2 |
| sufficiently known | 2 |
| always quarrelling | 2 |
| now beginning | 2 |
| will stay | 2 |
| totally dissimilar | 2 |
| best actor | 2 |
| must ensue | 2 |
| always know | 2 |
| fair sister | 2 |
| let sir | 2 |
| natural delicacy | 2 |
| already knew | 2 |
| thrown open | 2 |
| old enough | 2 |
| sometimes take | 2 |
| long thought | 2 |
| though without | 2 |
| favourable opinion | 2 |
| scruples now | 2 |
| well knew | 2 |
| reading aloud | 2 |
| fallen within | 2 |
| well done | 2 |
| edmund gave | 2 |
| even julia | 2 |
| ever will | 2 |
| even lady | 2 |
| new dress | 2 |
| three ideas | 2 |
| answer every | 2 |
| last six | 2 |
| sober sadness | 2 |
| brought forward | 2 |
| general character | 2 |
| higher value | 2 |
| norris might | 2 |
| later period | 2 |
| take mr | 2 |
| friendly note | 2 |
| gold chain | 2 |
| may go | 2 |
| another account | 2 |
| rational tranquillity | 2 |
| kindest manner | 2 |
| ever given | 2 |
| perfectly natural | 2 |
| country since | 2 |
| unaffected girls | 2 |
| tolerably cheerful | 2 |
| came sir | 2 |
| turned towards | 2 |
| brother gave | 2 |
| next two | 2 |
| soon learn | 2 |
| means forgotten | 2 |
| persuade henry | 2 |
| sensibly felt | 2 |
| best houses | 2 |
| settled thing | 2 |
| moment came | 2 |
| kindly received | 2 |
| situation might | 2 |
| subject enough | 2 |
| much satisfaction | 2 |
| thomas heard | 2 |
| never entered | 2 |
| absolute necessity | 2 |
| curtain will | 2 |
| might wait | 2 |
| little better | 2 |
| equally well | 2 |
| without bringing | 2 |
| voluntarily bestowed | 2 |
| quite certain | 2 |
| little distance | 2 |
| might warrant | 2 |
| everybody connected | 2 |
| good man | 2 |
| far beyond | 2 |
| thomas found | 2 |
| may give | 2 |
| never used | 2 |
| never yet | 2 |
| know one | 2 |
| perfectly easy | 2 |
| might suggest | 2 |
| edmund looked | 2 |
| soon became | 2 |
| way home | 2 |
| though perhaps | 2 |
| mind without | 2 |
| fanny knew | 2 |
| crawford looked | 2 |
| lee taught | 2 |
| best judge | 2 |
| marry early | 2 |
| right hand | 2 |
| comes home | 2 |
| dear mr | 2 |
| dear mother | 2 |
| without fanny | 2 |
| norris took | 2 |
| dearly love | 2 |
| till sunday | 2 |
| whether mr | 2 |
| agreeable day | 2 |
| due time | 2 |
| fanny listened | 2 |
| miss sneyd | 2 |
| ever going | 2 |
| must always | 2 |
| ever producing | 2 |
| shortly afterwards | 2 |
| great measure | 2 |
| must see | 2 |
| long one | 2 |
| modest reluctance | 2 |
| first called | 2 |
| generally agreeable | 2 |
| particularly wished | 2 |
| every recommendation | 2 |
| yielding temper | 2 |
| much delighted | 2 |
| younger son | 2 |
| write directly | 2 |
| quite shocked | 2 |
| anything wrong | 2 |
| little reflection | 2 |
| loved best | 2 |
| certainly wished | 2 |
| lady ravenshaw | 2 |
| looked rather | 2 |
| good looks | 2 |
| sister bertram | 2 |
| might think | 2 |
| stupid fellow | 2 |
| near miss | 2 |
| edmund now | 2 |
| every encouragement | 2 |
| modest request | 2 |
| morning till | 2 |
| five months | 2 |
| best friend | 2 |
| cried william | 2 |
| day came | 2 |
| first lord | 2 |
| bad weather | 2 |
| help feeling | 2 |
| thoroughly understand | 2 |
| totally opposite | 2 |
| many months | 2 |
| since october | 2 |
| hardly get | 2 |
| take advantage | 2 |
| hardly knows | 2 |
| keenly felt | 2 |
| natural taste | 2 |
| looked across | 2 |
| full expectation | 2 |
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| dearest mrs | 2 |
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| miss maria | 2 |
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| common sense | 2 |
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| dearest william | 2 |
| either sat | 2 |
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| old lady | 2 |
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| like miss | 2 |
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| full possession | 2 |
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| sending away | 2 |
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| usual kindness | 2 |
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| following letter | 2 |
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| taking fanny | 2 |
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| four thousand | 2 |
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| earlier hour | 2 |
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| close neighbourhood | 2 |
| something new | 2 |
| sensible man | 2 |
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| comfortable walk | 2 |
| will think | 2 |
| great kindness | 2 |
| carriage came | 2 |
| think differently | 2 |
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| conscience must | 2 |
| bring away | 2 |
| little soul | 2 |
| every letter | 2 |
| actually begun | 2 |
| till mrs | 2 |
| poor miss | 2 |
| ill consequences | 2 |
| happy flutter | 2 |
| seeing william | 2 |
| edmund still | 2 |
| good income | 2 |
| without farther | 2 |
| fair lady | 2 |
| case admitted | 2 |
| last day | 2 |
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| comfortable without | 2 |
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| little trifle | 2 |
| means nothing | 2 |
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| one another | 2 |
| might give | 2 |
| towards mr | 2 |
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| rather surprised | 2 |
| really think | 2 |
| whole course | 2 |
| easy indifference | 2 |
| whole affair | 2 |
| little wood | 2 |
| still feeling | 2 |
| different creature | 2 |
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| one set | 2 |
| anything rather | 2 |
| one house | 2 |
| good thing | 2 |
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| hear nothing | 2 |
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| just setting | 2 |
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| crawford alone | 2 |
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| seeing mr | 2 |
| coming home | 2 |
| large acquaintance | 2 |
| man must | 2 |
| thomas began | 2 |
| perfect approbation | 2 |
| seventy miles | 2 |
| good things | 2 |
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| little change | 2 |
| grant might | 2 |
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| silent consideration | 2 |
| saying something | 2 |
| almost broke | 2 |
| added maria | 2 |
| just arrived | 2 |
| particularly pleased | 2 |
| evening passed | 2 |
| dear brother | 2 |
| quite overlooked | 2 |
| always thought | 2 |
| absent sir | 2 |
| mansfield parsonage | 2 |
| little vexations | 2 |
| continued sir | 2 |
| happy conclusion | 2 |
| good wishes | 2 |
| look back | 2 |
| much inclined | 2 |
| first favourite | 2 |
| without fear | 2 |
| wide table | 2 |
| little betsey | 2 |
| suit us | 2 |
| fanny instantly | 2 |
| independent fortune | 2 |
| discretion enough | 2 |
| now seen | 2 |
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| everything easy | 2 |
| one week | 2 |