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quadgram	frequency
mr and mrs musgrove	12
a great deal of	11
in the course of	10
i do not think	9
sir walter and elizabeth	9
at the same time	9
on the side of	7
for the sake of	7
her father and sister	7
of her father and	7
there had been a	7
the rest of the	7
i do not know	7
i am sure you	7
and i am sure	7
at the great house	6
it would have been	6
in the way of	6
dalrymple and miss carteret	5
i have not seen	5
as soon as they	5
do not think i	5
walter and elizabeth were	5
had the pleasure of	5
the course of the	5
had not been able	5
as soon as possible	5
lady dalrymple and miss	5
for a few minutes	5
was not to be	5
to spend the evening	5
in spite of all	5
in the habit of	5
not been able to	5
my dear miss elliot	5
a great deal better	5
which she could not	5
i beg your pardon	5
out of the room	5
but she could not	5
her father and mother	5
being in love with	4
she could not be	4
a great deal to	4
in love with him	4
and mr elliot had	4
that he had been	4
admiral and mrs croft	4
and lady russell had	4
it was evident that	4
that it would be	4
all the rest of	4
should like to know	4
it would not be	4
as long as she	4
he could not be	4
a great deal more	4
had been a great	4
was very far from	4
soon as they were	4
her father and elizabeth	4
i have a great	4
she felt that she	4
it would be a	4
in a tone of	4
that there had been	4
that he had not	4
she was in the	4
she could not but	4
that she did not	4
just in time to	4
a day or two	4
did not appear to	4
be a great deal	4
i should like to	4
not a word to	4
did not mean to	4
be of no use	4
that she had been	4
as soon as she	4
captain and mrs harville	4
that he did not	4
you need not be	4
to be in the	4
she was just in	3
but he was not	3
and mrs musgrove were	3
she too had been	3
of her having been	3
you may depend upon	3
at the same moment	3
for half an hour	3
at the end of	3
a great deal too	3
such a number of	3
it was a great	3
some of the best	3
have the pleasure of	3
than she had been	3
part of the street	3
i will tell you	3
but it would be	3
of miss anne elliot	3
the absolute necessity of	3
been a great deal	3
the course of a	3
and as soon as	3
had been used to	3
and with regard to	3
for the rest of	3
in the octagon room	3
in the midst of	3
and she could not	3
she had never been	3
without saying a word	3
looked at her with	3
but it was not	3
in the west indies	3
anne felt that she	3
it did not appear	3
i am very glad	3
that captain wentworth was	3
am sure you will	3
it was but a	3
was just in time	3
and it was a	3
and there had been	3
she would not have	3
of mr and mrs	3
they were in the	3
a knock at the	3
to marry mr elliot	3
that captain wentworth had	3
some time or other	3
could not but be	3
house in camden place	3
i can tell you	3
that she should be	3
she had been too	3
to the great house	3
that captain wentworth should	3
you must have been	3
by the sight of	3
that she could not	3
not be afraid of	3
to be introduced to	3
it could not be	3
when she thought of	3
in a way which	3
but she felt that	3
of all that had	3
to be acquainted with	3
i ought to have	3
it to be the	3
that he could not	3
this side of the	3
was in company with	3
he looked at her	3
i did not think	3
there can be no	3
i can easily believe	3
was not at all	3
any other set of	3
was by no means	3
as soon as he	3
need not be afraid	3
but he could not	3
do not you think	3
and the miss musgroves	3
to dine with them	3
in the secret of	3
a year or two	3
she was very much	3
in half a minute	3
i have something to	3
of his being a	3
knock at the door	3
much in favour of	3
there could be no	3
is nothing to me	3
in spite of the	3
possible for her to	3
mr elliot appeared to	3
my dear mrs smith	3
at the other house	3
other set of men	3
of the miss musgroves	3
a matter of course	3
would be a very	3
anne could not but	3
was to be introduced	3
out of the way	3
he had not been	3
i should have thought	3
and he had promised	3
he should not have	3
for a day or	3
a great match for	3
you will not like	3
lady russell would like	3
to have been a	3
not in the least	3
i know it all	3
the end of it	3
for half a year	3
the name of the	3
what was to be	3
she had been used	3
had no reason to	3
either of the miss	3
anne had not been	3
the greater part of	3
of the great house	3
he did not mean	3
her brother and sister	3
and she had the	3
in the style of	2
made a point of	2
repeats it all to	2
found it most natural	2
than her young friend	2
no want of gallantry	2
where she could have	2
lady russell saw it	2
but he is a	2
the value of the	2
sir walter and his	2
of one part of	2
to be with them	2
of such a person	2
i have been a	2
we hope to see	2
i always thought you	2
off for the town	2
the secret of the	2
be a very happy	2
all that she had	2
she was sure of	2
and feeling it to	2
that she had said	2
put an end to	2
could do no more	2
at her time of	2
you were in the	2
lady dalrymple and her	2
what he is now	2
lady russell would be	2
join them in the	2
walked by her side	2
she could not quit	2
lady russell and anne	2
had better not be	2
she had something to	2
he seemed to have	2
should not have supposed	2
would not be the	2
all that was most	2
would be enough to	2
captain wentworth in the	2
there is no saying	2
go to the bottom	2
but yet it was	2
the sight of mr	2
there will be nothing	2
with regard to both	2
but i confess i	2
he ought to have	2
i wish you had	2
i did not feel	2
you will soon be	2
his friend colonel wallis	2
as long as i	2
to be done next	2
you will have the	2
she wanted to see	2
she had only time	2
no letter of condolence	2
in the back ground	2
i do wish i	2
but i do not	2
mrs smith had been	2
be of use to	2
he was not only	2
to the value of	2
it was impossible for	2
father and sister were	2
in the event of	2
sir walter and your	2
had been such as	2
he is nothing to	2
obliged to her for	2
being of so much	2
what he had been	2
great deal better than	2
in such a place	2
quarter of an hour	2
i wish i had	2
felt that she could	2
the first opportunity of	2
could not be a	2
to be received as	2
known to be related	2
circumstance in favour of	2
next time you write	2
to throw herself away	2
in very good style	2
the last time i	2
know that i am	2
them all to go	2
me to mr elliot	2
a great curiosity to	2
struck by a sudden	2
i have nothing to	2
but that mrs clay	2
so well as to	2
to be allowed to	2
the nature of the	2
i will not allow	2
and in this manner	2
might be able to	2
he gave her a	2
of captain wentworth than	2
not have supposed that	2
anne would have been	2
of so much use	2
a little quiet cheerfulness	2
time you write to	2
was one of the	2
get him to bath	2
end of it was	2
you are very likely	2
he had been there	2
for sir walter and	2
spite of all the	2
a very fine woman	2
i have known a	2
and even the clergyman	2
rest of the day	2
a good deal of	2
do not think they	2
all the appearance of	2
he was then the	2
could not be very	2
can be no doubt	2
anything is the matter	2
i should be sorry	2
there was such a	2
as well as the	2
very much to be	2
no use at home	2
side of the way	2
i assure you i	2
not be sorry to	2
come to bath on	2
a different sort of	2
is not a man	2
does not do him	2
every circumstance in favour	2
a friend of mine	2
in the warmth of	2
you will give me	2
them on the morrow	2
sorry that such a	2
i can assure you	2
the crofts were to	2
be at home again	2
dalrymple and her daughter	2
he will not be	2
she generally thought he	2
must be very bad	2
at such a time	2
be in the way	2
lady russell took her	2
would be glad to	2
terms with the head	2
i have observed it	2
with the view of	2
she could do no	2
of no use to	2
hope there is nothing	2
true attachment and constancy	2
i will answer for	2
the circumstances of his	2
in company with each	2
was very anxious to	2
as a little quiet	2
she would have been	2
and captain wentworth was	2
they must have been	2
an account of the	2
be introduced to them	2
with lady russell to	2
between him and louisa	2
he should be so	2
in favour of it	2
she could not do	2
and a very good	2
enough to make the	2
to talk of it	2
if there is a	2
a man of principle	2
and she was in	2
was out of the	2
the head of his	2
had always a home	2
on her for a	2
it is very natural	2
i am glad i	2
the height of his	2
which anne had not	2
i shall be very	2
the strength of his	2
being a sensible man	2
it was very desirable	2
so soon as she	2
elizabeth and mrs clay	2
at that time of	2
i may be allowed	2
with some degree of	2
thinking over the past	2
not be a great	2
it would not do	2
part of the morning	2
the miss musgroves had	2
by the entrance of	2
that i was right	2
not like to leave	2
she had gone to	2
when it had been	2
but he would not	2
i am so very	2
and it was only	2
was still in the	2
when you are married	2
not admit a doubt	2
to be able to	2
to make use of	2
value for rank and	2
had not courage to	2
was not the smallest	2
all the time i	2
of mr elliot had	2
i should be very	2
it all to her	2
to have the same	2
to bath for a	2
and had even a	2
on purpose to be	2
you will see them	2
just as well go	2
thought of her father	2
told him how ill	2
he did not come	2
had been followed by	2
lady russell could not	2
walter and your sister	2
and the whole six	2
it is very fit	2
everything being to be	2
glad to see her	2
captain wentworth was as	2
had every thing to	2
have been thinking over	2
the best of it	2
speak to each other	2
to give him some	2
as you well know	2
accommodations of a man	2
walk to the cobb	2
to be at home	2
quite of your opinion	2
seemed to feel that	2
he believed her to	2
if he had been	2
he did not seem	2
she could not think	2
soon as he could	2
it was with the	2
and as to the	2
and now i am	2
did not think it	2
without knowing it to	2
the smallest intention of	2
he is a very	2
to her with some	2
there was so much	2
spend the evening with	2
i am sure she	2
a very fine young	2
felt that she was	2
though i told him	2
they ought to be	2
his father and mother	2
and mother were in	2
enough to be very	2
the feelings of the	2
the history of her	2
the happiness of being	2
to think that the	2
to be left to	2
she could not endure	2
the accommodations of a	2
the happiness of her	2
but i should be	2
may just as well	2
should be happy in	2
of paying his respects	2
it was a very	2
i am not going	2
i am quite of	2
particularly asked to meet	2
is to be done	2
was beginning to say	2
some sort or other	2
the misery of such	2
a new sort of	2
it is a very	2
in which she had	2
like to know why	2
the other end of	2
she would not be	2
what is going on	2
they would not have	2
captain wentworth had been	2
may depend upon it	2
my friend mrs rooke	2
of the house was	2
very anxious to have	2
and being too much	2
wish you had been	2
it would be much	2
for i do not	2
what mr elliot was	2
tenderness of the past	2
particularly obliged to her	2
of some sort or	2
had no doubt of	2
you will not find	2
that mrs clay should	2
long as she could	2
the young people had	2
she has been in	2
no right to be	2
he spoke to her	2
that would be a	2
that he should not	2
will not be sorry	2
to judge of the	2
walk with mr elliot	2
the father and mother	2
and mr and mrs	2
mrs clay should be	2
to be doing something	2
too much of the	2
in the same room	2
made a material difference	2
when they came to	2
in a state of	2
he went off to	2
be of any use	2
in the world to	2
the rooms in the	2
i hate to hear	2
was at home again	2
her that she was	2
so far as to	2
and mrs musgrove took	2
an excellent young man	2
your father and sister	2
company with each other	2
the object of her	2
it must be a	2
eight years and a	2
to go to the	2
the miss musgroves were	2
to be in bath	2
as far as possible	2
the sight of a	2
no reason to suppose	2
to go to lyme	2
name of the gentleman	2
that sir walter and	2
late in the year	2
could not bear to	2
of what she had	2
no reason to believe	2
his chance for the	2
with admiral and mrs	2
that her father had	2
and she did not	2
the gentleman who lived	2
what he ought to	2
will not like him	2
she was to be	2
have been acquainted with	2
there could not be	2
to convince her that	2
for i am of	2
of sir walter elliot	2
else could have done	2
if anything is the	2
if you will have	2
she was forced to	2
and look straight forward	2
into the warm bath	2
was likely to be	2
captain wentworth should be	2
must have been about	2
said all that was	2
have not seen a	2
had been in the	2
which did not seem	2
account of the whole	2
waiting for an answer	2
at the idea of	2
had a great deal	2
you as soon as	2
the sake of his	2
for the admiral and	2
am sure she would	2
at her with a	2
she had no doubt	2
she seemed to be	2
what was going on	2
could not but feel	2
her being left to	2
a thing of course	2
to captain wentworth in	2
they returned to the	2
he had a heart	2
could be of no	2
might be a very	2
being seen with him	2
to her at the	2
thing to be done	2
would hardly have been	2
with his hands behind	2
when the intelligence of	2
the old english style	2
and that they were	2
him and his wife	2
i have never been	2
his time of life	2
that she may not	2
which he had been	2
not at all better	2
it was possible that	2
of all the young	2
you do not think	2
begun to feel himself	2
be no doubt of	2
mr elliot had not	2
it had been the	2
that he should soon	2
jealousy of mr elliot	2
might be done in	2
and captain benwick was	2
it is not a	2
lucky fellow to get	2
the tenderness of the	2
was obliged to acknowledge	2
had reached this point	2
she could not immediately	2
i want you to	2
seemed to be in	2
living in very good	2
of being listened to	2
it must be our	2
that i can easily	2
which was more than	2
knowing it to be	2
of what he had	2
end of the room	2
though i did not	2
the matter with me	2
was a great object	2
that charles hayter was	2
see if it rained	2
have not the smallest	2
been thinking over the	2
that she was the	2
long enough in bath	2
she had seen him	2
had been sent to	2
she had no reason	2
the consciousness of having	2
you had a pleasant	2
are not at all	2
felt that she would	2
have been introduced to	2
my brother hayter had	2
she could not even	2
to feel that he	2
go for the sake	2
between thirty and forty	2
to wait on her	2
in consequence of a	2
and i shall not	2
to have you go	2
that is to say	2
it must not be	2
should be extremely happy	2
own situation in life	2
how do you do	2
had been too quick	2
have seen nothing of	2
young people to be	2
russell would like him	2
going away for a	2
it had been a	2
looked at him more	2
after a short pause	2
was evident that the	2
nothing of the matter	2
we shall never agree	2
down to the sea	2
he might have been	2
was at the other	2
father and mother were	2
you will not be	2
i know it is	2
the two families had	2
she thought of her	2
one part of the	2
and i hope you	2
would not like to	2
a quarter of an	2
it most natural to	2
was impossible for her	2
just as he ought	2
it is a pity	2
your father and mother	2
it is mr elliot	2
i had such a	2
not fit to be	2
the value of such	2
if there is anything	2
sure of a good	2
a week or ten	2
end of the bench	2
which he seemed to	2
been too quick in	2
she was thinking of	2
could be no doubt	2
rest of the family	2
the first stage of	2
benwick and louisa musgrove	2
the honourable miss carteret	2
should be sorry to	2
i have been thinking	2
impossible for her to	2
they went to the	2
being supposed to be	2
to take a long	2
lady russell and mrs	2
felt that he had	2
and you may guess	2
what is due to	2
he meant to be	2
quite out of her	2
that she was not	2
she was very far	2
if you do not	2
think lady russell would	2
it seemed as if	2
the wife of sir	2
she saw that he	2
head of his family	2
to look at her	2
would be of no	2
of a young man	2
that being the case	2
that they should be	2
was to be their	2
how ill i was	2
be done without a	2
to leave the room	2
for two or three	2
in one of them	2
you need not tell	2
a man of fortune	2
he had nothing to	2
under the influence of	2
he was ready to	2
as they drew near	2
it was all settled	2
and that being the	2
wentworth was the very	2
nothing to wish for	2
a young man of	2
between him and his	2
man whom she had	2
the side of the	2
she was obliged to	2
she knew nothing of	2
you ought to have	2
to come to bath	2
there was not the	2
the pleasure of taking	2
and with all the	2
reason to believe that	2
had not the smallest	2
had not a word	2
to talk to him	2
could not help laughing	2
the art of pleasing	2
i have not a	2
did not choose to	2
she did not blame	2
would not have been	2
no doubt of its	2
into the concert room	2
anne found captain benwick	2
time to ascertain that	2
greater part of the	2
i am sorry to	2
which anne could not	2
of the elliot countenance	2
she wished to see	2
him how ill i	2
how i do wish	2
that lady russell should	2
i am of no	2
the next time you	2
she could not hear	2
not to be supposed	2
i am extremely glad	2
be brought to the	2
not the smallest intention	2
those who would be	2
neither lady russell nor	2
a great deal the	2
she might be able	2
asked to dine with	2
his hands behind him	2
her a great deal	2
it to be you	2
in a sort of	2
and i should be	2
which she had never	2
and at the same	2
have not had the	2
i hope there is	2
sure that he had	2
such a friendship as	2
the master of the	2
difficulties of the case	2
be related to them	2
master of the house	2
to be related to	2
of the party in	2
of the dowager viscountess	2
in the middle of	2
very fine young man	2
a few years back	2
she might have been	2
the midst of the	2
and mrs croft were	2
in spite of herself	2
going on so well	2
feelings were to be	2
i should be extremely	2
to be a good	2
the next moment she	2
and she had been	2
she had been at	2
not to be always	2
i have very little	2
that such a friendship	2
opinion as to the	2
do not know that	2
did not admit a	2
was beginning to be	2
the feelings of an	2
admiral croft was a	2
does he know that	2
on board a ship	2
he was obliged to	2
at one corner of	2
it would be more	2
be allowed to be	2
at the other end	2
the end of the	2
anne could not be	2
did not think of	2
was going to observe	2
i told him how	2
call upon her soon	2
that he should have	2
in the same way	2
i have not had	2
ushered into the room	2
very much in the	2
it had been in	2
i should not have	2
when he came back	2
other end of the	2
seemed hardly to have	2
is a sort of	2
to mr and mrs	2
be a great match	2
of being so very	2
as the nature of	2
was very desirable that	2
a box for to	2
not mean to say	2
i was in company	2
them in the evening	2
to be of use	2
made up my mind	2
feeling it to be	2
it a week ago	2
not do him justice	2
which would have been	2
he should not be	2
those of the other	2
period of his life	2
such a place as	2
i was determined to	2
for herself and her	2
been the effect of	2
and in another moment	2
convince her that she	2
lady russell nor mr	2
of no use at	2
a last look at	2
paying his respects to	2
and i do not	2
far as to say	2
she could not contemplate	2
scott and lord byron	2
on this side of	2
be our mr elliot	2
had made herself so	2
quite as much as	2
may be able to	2
to be sure i	2
believe it to be	2
years and a half	2
she felt that he	2
great deal too much	2
to listen to the	2
at all aware of	2
he had begun to	2
she considered it as	2
was sure louisa had	2
a very few days	2
with respect to her	2
in the eyes of	2
so much to be	2
and when he spoke	2
she believed she must	2
and the end of	2
circumstances of his marriage	2
which a man of	2
i have no doubt	2
russell nor mr elliot	2
i have no scruple	2
had he learnt to	2
have a great deal	2
did not want to	2
that you may be	2
will answer for it	2
ought to have been	2
i am going home	2
in the old english	2
be afraid of mentioning	2
i should have suffered	2
had been a time	2
with a great deal	2
no wish to see	2
been long enough in	2
i did not see	2
of the way when	2
the conclusion of the	2
to get rid of	2
a small house in	2
not think i ever	2
make use of the	2
it first came into	2
should not have known	2
it would be of	2
she had been the	2
for his own interest	2
to the end of	2
as you can desire	2
years were gone since	2
could think of no	2
what she had been	2
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sir walter and miss	2
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