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| bigram | frequency |
|---|---|
| colonel brandon | 108 |
| sir john | 97 |
| lady middleton | 81 |
| every thing | 80 |
| miss dashwood | 65 |
| john dashwood | 36 |
| dare say | 34 |
| every body | 33 |
| thousand pounds | 30 |
| every day | 28 |
| miss steeles | 27 |
| miss steele | 27 |
| replied elinor | 26 |
| cried marianne | 25 |
| great deal | 24 |
| young man | 24 |
| miss dashwoods | 23 |
| next morning | 17 |
| berkeley street | 16 |
| harley street | 16 |
| young ladies | 16 |
| next day | 16 |
| two thousand | 16 |
| miss marianne | 16 |
| soon afterwards | 15 |
| almost every | 14 |
| edward ferrars | 13 |
| miss morton | 13 |
| barton park | 12 |
| took place | 12 |
| cried mrs | 11 |
| short time | 11 |
| low voice | 11 |
| combe magna | 11 |
| last night | 11 |
| ever since | 11 |
| lucy steele | 10 |
| poor edward | 10 |
| will make | 10 |
| young men | 10 |
| went away | 10 |
| one day | 10 |
| every one | 9 |
| one thing | 9 |
| young lady | 9 |
| thing else | 9 |
| good opinion | 9 |
| young woman | 9 |
| four years | 8 |
| body else | 8 |
| never saw | 8 |
| many years | 8 |
| many people | 8 |
| miss grey | 8 |
| one morning | 8 |
| ten minutes | 8 |
| elinor saw | 8 |
| every kind | 7 |
| will always | 7 |
| cried elinor | 7 |
| barton cottage | 7 |
| cried lucy | 7 |
| something else | 7 |
| must go | 7 |
| come back | 7 |
| passed away | 7 |
| five hundred | 7 |
| hardly knew | 7 |
| robert ferrars | 7 |
| every moment | 7 |
| every year | 7 |
| three months | 7 |
| will soon | 7 |
| two days | 7 |
| present case | 6 |
| burst forth | 6 |
| going away | 6 |
| saw nothing | 6 |
| three years | 6 |
| will go | 6 |
| elinor found | 6 |
| conduit street | 6 |
| will never | 6 |
| every respect | 6 |
| two hours | 6 |
| first time | 6 |
| hardly know | 6 |
| dear elinor | 6 |
| five minutes | 6 |
| hundred pounds | 6 |
| one another | 6 |
| hardly less | 6 |
| must say | 6 |
| without saying | 6 |
| years old | 6 |
| ever saw | 6 |
| dear madam | 6 |
| shall always | 6 |
| shall see | 6 |
| one moment | 6 |
| turned away | 6 |
| two young | 6 |
| four months | 6 |
| let us | 6 |
| miss williams | 6 |
| many weeks | 6 |
| really believed | 5 |
| first coming | 5 |
| pretty girl | 5 |
| marianne might | 5 |
| never see | 5 |
| one else | 5 |
| poor little | 5 |
| much greater | 5 |
| continued elinor | 5 |
| took leave | 5 |
| without knowing | 5 |
| three days | 5 |
| every circumstance | 5 |
| young people | 5 |
| might think | 5 |
| well know | 5 |
| taken place | 5 |
| poor soul | 5 |
| good humoured | 5 |
| much less | 5 |
| well married | 5 |
| must know | 5 |
| go away | 5 |
| elinor tried | 5 |
| one evening | 5 |
| short pause | 5 |
| john middleton | 5 |
| better acquainted | 5 |
| quite overcome | 5 |
| elinor wished | 5 |
| every occasion | 5 |
| even now | 5 |
| will like | 5 |
| replied lucy | 5 |
| every possible | 5 |
| sensible man | 5 |
| will find | 5 |
| great pleasure | 5 |
| fifty pounds | 5 |
| knew nothing | 5 |
| never yet | 5 |
| elinor began | 5 |
| last week | 5 |
| perfectly satisfied | 5 |
| monstrous glad | 5 |
| near plymouth | 5 |
| will tell | 5 |
| answered elinor | 5 |
| made every | 5 |
| ever felt | 5 |
| really felt | 5 |
| dear miss | 5 |
| seen enough | 5 |
| marianne looked | 5 |
| drawing room | 5 |
| miss lucy | 5 |
| three thousand | 5 |
| shall never | 5 |
| much pleasure | 5 |
| mother will | 4 |
| might now | 4 |
| either side | 4 |
| another pause | 4 |
| will marry | 4 |
| know nothing | 4 |
| will come | 4 |
| always thought | 4 |
| know whether | 4 |
| something like | 4 |
| bond street | 4 |
| good deal | 4 |
| like every | 4 |
| elinor thought | 4 |
| short silence | 4 |
| two hundred | 4 |
| will give | 4 |
| whole heart | 4 |
| well worth | 4 |
| away without | 4 |
| quite alone | 4 |
| poor mr | 4 |
| many hours | 4 |
| earnest desire | 4 |
| mother must | 4 |
| great satisfaction | 4 |
| much mistaken | 4 |
| last time | 4 |
| take place | 4 |
| much longer | 4 |
| nothing else | 4 |
| dear mother | 4 |
| lord bless | 4 |
| left behind | 4 |
| one must | 4 |
| ten thousand | 4 |
| continued lucy | 4 |
| little boy | 4 |
| must come | 4 |
| give way | 4 |
| though lucy | 4 |
| will think | 4 |
| may well | 4 |
| now just | 4 |
| young friends | 4 |
| four days | 4 |
| must allow | 4 |
| one side | 4 |
| within four | 4 |
| extremely well | 4 |
| many days | 4 |
| well known | 4 |
| present occasion | 4 |
| never seen | 4 |
| two ladies | 4 |
| greatest part | 4 |
| great many | 4 |
| eldest son | 4 |
| edward will | 4 |
| thirty thousand | 4 |
| dashwood will | 4 |
| take orders | 4 |
| two miss | 4 |
| see marianne | 4 |
| often wished | 4 |
| whatever might | 4 |
| still greater | 4 |
| dashwood now | 4 |
| good humour | 4 |
| returned elinor | 4 |
| mutual affection | 4 |
| looked forward | 4 |
| cried sir | 4 |
| dear sister | 4 |
| seemed rather | 4 |
| dear mrs | 4 |
| whole family | 4 |
| every particular | 4 |
| elinor made | 4 |
| must wait | 4 |
| every reason | 4 |
| presently added | 4 |
| though still | 4 |
| vast deal | 4 |
| never shall | 3 |
| perfectly convinced | 3 |
| dear little | 3 |
| every hour | 3 |
| must now | 3 |
| thoroughly good | 3 |
| thing like | 3 |
| without waiting | 3 |
| may say | 3 |
| far distant | 3 |
| hardly keep | 3 |
| quite delightful | 3 |
| immediate relief | 3 |
| shall come | 3 |
| though mrs | 3 |
| large fortune | 3 |
| good will | 3 |
| another day | 3 |
| intimate acquaintance | 3 |
| might perhaps | 3 |
| give us | 3 |
| great secret | 3 |
| really passed | 3 |
| dear marianne | 3 |
| lived together | 3 |
| day long | 3 |
| dear norland | 3 |
| overlook every | 3 |
| must always | 3 |
| hour ago | 3 |
| easily believe | 3 |
| another year | 3 |
| small house | 3 |
| elinor felt | 3 |
| two maids | 3 |
| considerable time | 3 |
| shall go | 3 |
| two sisters | 3 |
| three times | 3 |
| without feeling | 3 |
| young women | 3 |
| circumstance occurred | 3 |
| done away | 3 |
| good gracious | 3 |
| may see | 3 |
| know much | 3 |
| instantly saw | 3 |
| looked exceedingly | 3 |
| exceedingly well | 3 |
| marianne seemed | 3 |
| immediately gave | 3 |
| good bye | 3 |
| may think | 3 |
| almost ready | 3 |
| old enough | 3 |
| private balls | 3 |
| two years | 3 |
| everybody else | 3 |
| fifty thousand | 3 |
| marianne dashwood | 3 |
| poor elinor | 3 |
| elinor perceived | 3 |
| general character | 3 |
| short one | 3 |
| scarcely less | 3 |
| kept away | 3 |
| real state | 3 |
| years ago | 3 |
| two minutes | 3 |
| finally settled | 3 |
| marianne remained | 3 |
| whole day | 3 |
| instantly followed | 3 |
| lady elliott | 3 |
| next week | 3 |
| saw every | 3 |
| eldest sister | 3 |
| morning brought | 3 |
| almost sure | 3 |
| proper submission | 3 |
| must think | 3 |
| sitting room | 3 |
| bad news | 3 |
| nothing farther | 3 |
| common prudence | 3 |
| hurried manner | 3 |
| immediately followed | 3 |
| take care | 3 |
| good one | 3 |
| may come | 3 |
| expressed great | 3 |
| marianne still | 3 |
| two months | 3 |
| eldest daughter | 3 |
| good word | 3 |
| might give | 3 |
| greatest comfort | 3 |
| elinor looked | 3 |
| marrying miss | 3 |
| real satisfaction | 3 |
| faint smile | 3 |
| money enough | 3 |
| poor fanny | 3 |
| far beyond | 3 |
| gave elinor | 3 |
| turned round | 3 |
| henry dashwood | 3 |
| sunk within | 3 |
| may find | 3 |
| elinor soon | 3 |
| settled rain | 3 |
| dear willoughby | 3 |
| marriage must | 3 |
| see edward | 3 |
| ask us | 3 |
| several minutes | 3 |
| norland estate | 3 |
| good wishes | 3 |
| ever heard | 3 |
| common sense | 3 |
| came home | 3 |
| elinor now | 3 |
| wait till | 3 |
| good husband | 3 |
| highest opinion | 3 |
| never happened | 3 |
| done nothing | 3 |
| last evening | 3 |
| quite well | 3 |
| without betraying | 3 |
| go likewise | 3 |
| every morning | 3 |
| every common | 3 |
| good heavens | 3 |
| one son | 3 |
| earnestly pressed | 3 |
| first came | 3 |
| smart beaux | 3 |
| scarcely ever | 3 |
| palmer laughed | 3 |
| whole evening | 3 |
| saw marianne | 3 |
| without attempting | 3 |
| thank heaven | 3 |
| dear edward | 3 |
| positive engagement | 3 |
| soon found | 3 |
| little girl | 3 |
| particular friend | 3 |
| every line | 3 |
| though rather | 3 |
| laughed heartily | 3 |
| better knowledge | 3 |
| make amends | 3 |
| just settled | 3 |
| really thought | 3 |
| takes place | 3 |
| elinor told | 3 |
| third day | 3 |
| first opportunity | 3 |
| will walk | 3 |
| picturesque beauty | 3 |
| asked marianne | 3 |
| engaged elsewhere | 3 |
| will leave | 3 |
| knows nothing | 3 |
| may now | 3 |
| till every | 3 |
| well able | 3 |
| smart beau | 3 |
| never think | 3 |
| first perceived | 3 |
| simple one | 3 |
| greatest happiness | 3 |
| now found | 3 |
| every night | 3 |
| will feel | 3 |
| walking together | 3 |
| poor fellow | 3 |
| time till | 3 |
| less happy | 3 |
| moment afterwards | 3 |
| ever lived | 3 |
| quite charming | 3 |
| every fear | 3 |
| drew near | 3 |
| us know | 3 |
| new acquaintance | 3 |
| sweet place | 3 |
| giving way | 3 |
| look forward | 3 |
| dearest friends | 2 |
| elinor spoke | 2 |
| particular request | 2 |
| though earnestly | 2 |
| happy man | 2 |
| usual walk | 2 |
| brandon appeared | 2 |
| great pity | 2 |
| far settled | 2 |
| though without | 2 |
| single man | 2 |
| good thing | 2 |
| one person | 2 |
| entirely without | 2 |
| must depend | 2 |
| children go | 2 |
| almost certain | 2 |
| warmly replied | 2 |
| left town | 2 |
| replied edward | 2 |
| seven days | 2 |
| others went | 2 |
| house without | 2 |
| though perfectly | 2 |
| edward remained | 2 |
| much later | 2 |
| repeated assurances | 2 |
| almost hopeless | 2 |
| elinor blushed | 2 |
| farther opposition | 2 |
| marianne will | 2 |
| altered looks | 2 |
| avoided every | 2 |
| much kindness | 2 |
| sick chamber | 2 |
| eyes towards | 2 |
| great cordiality | 2 |
| might well | 2 |
| brought home | 2 |
| middleton took | 2 |
| brandon seems | 2 |
| poor girl | 2 |
| proud woman | 2 |
| must prevent | 2 |
| remarkably pretty | 2 |
| least equally | 2 |
| party made | 2 |
| gave one | 2 |
| readily consented | 2 |
| every advantage | 2 |
| new home | 2 |
| animated look | 2 |
| odd one | 2 |
| seen mr | 2 |
| must live | 2 |
| though never | 2 |
| equally sanguine | 2 |
| much nearer | 2 |
| room together | 2 |
| real situation | 2 |
| poor marianne | 2 |
| kind enough | 2 |
| willoughby since | 2 |
| five years | 2 |
| called forth | 2 |
| long outlived | 2 |
| time silent | 2 |
| long enough | 2 |
| elinor feel | 2 |
| tolerably happy | 2 |
| every comfort | 2 |
| wait two | 2 |
| therefore nothing | 2 |
| will keep | 2 |
| though marianne | 2 |
| dead leaves | 2 |
| marianne found | 2 |
| little observation | 2 |
| will take | 2 |
| though probably | 2 |
| always poor | 2 |
| seven years | 2 |
| beyond one | 2 |
| twice every | 2 |
| cold hearted | 2 |
| christian name | 2 |
| convince lucy | 2 |
| quitted barton | 2 |
| anything else | 2 |
| know something | 2 |
| many parts | 2 |
| far less | 2 |
| whole story | 2 |
| delaford living | 2 |
| see little | 2 |
| particular gratitude | 2 |
| exquisite enjoyment | 2 |
| till one | 2 |
| secrecy may | 2 |
| might yet | 2 |
| quite rude | 2 |
| may make | 2 |
| turned hastily | 2 |
| perfectly understood | 2 |
| quite enough | 2 |
| dining room | 2 |
| felt even | 2 |
| one subject | 2 |
| seemed resolved | 2 |
| brought forward | 2 |
| always say | 2 |
| might find | 2 |
| never made | 2 |
| jennings came | 2 |
| found every | 2 |
| came away | 2 |
| though smiling | 2 |
| whose judgment | 2 |
| little intermission | 2 |
| four weeks | 2 |
| jennings soon | 2 |
| fifteen years | 2 |
| say half | 2 |
| met mrs | 2 |
| new family | 2 |
| never hear | 2 |
| lively girl | 2 |
| heart sunk | 2 |
| seemed almost | 2 |
| barton valley | 2 |
| lucy first | 2 |
| shall think | 2 |
| grecian temple | 2 |
| bolder rider | 2 |
| never dropped | 2 |
| indispensably necessary | 2 |
| last morning | 2 |
| quite disappointed | 2 |
| great curiosity | 2 |
| dining parlour | 2 |
| joined mrs | 2 |
| seemed strange | 2 |
| rather better | 2 |
| towards elinor | 2 |
| intimately acquainted | 2 |
| elder sister | 2 |
| will ride | 2 |
| became perceptible | 2 |
| many months | 2 |
| best place | 2 |
| fond attachment | 2 |
| every new | 2 |
| second visit | 2 |
| materially better | 2 |
| breakfast table | 2 |
| former days | 2 |
| four miles | 2 |
| really love | 2 |
| usual time | 2 |
| hardly stand | 2 |
| good sort | 2 |
| taking place | 2 |
| voluntarily speaking | 2 |
| resolved never | 2 |
| till mrs | 2 |
| edward made | 2 |
| shall ever | 2 |
| first care | 2 |
| leave devonshire | 2 |
| least mind | 2 |
| ever hear | 2 |
| marianne coloured | 2 |
| two others | 2 |
| heaven knows | 2 |
| much confidence | 2 |
| good enough | 2 |
| serious reflection | 2 |
| come now | 2 |
| together without | 2 |
| come near | 2 |
| barton must | 2 |
| total silence | 2 |
| almost ran | 2 |
| much reason | 2 |
| one circumstance | 2 |
| one close | 2 |
| conversation together | 2 |
| little cottage | 2 |
| afterwards returned | 2 |
| good god | 2 |
| will live | 2 |
| poor dear | 2 |
| dearest marianne | 2 |
| particularly ill | 2 |
| till dinner | 2 |
| far greater | 2 |
| felt equal | 2 |
| common acquaintance | 2 |
| well disposed | 2 |
| every song | 2 |
| farther particulars | 2 |
| marianne felt | 2 |
| months ago | 2 |
| without farther | 2 |
| good luck | 2 |
| great astonishment | 2 |
| years younger | 2 |
| even greater | 2 |
| marianne continued | 2 |
| one gentleman | 2 |
| amiably bashful | 2 |
| sake tell | 2 |
| perfectly indifferent | 2 |
| great uncle | 2 |
| two men | 2 |
| turned towards | 2 |
| exceedingly great | 2 |
| much regretted | 2 |
| one concerned | 2 |
| leave mrs | 2 |
| marry miss | 2 |
| good woman | 2 |
| ever supposed | 2 |
| john observed | 2 |
| different cause | 2 |
| two girls | 2 |
| young mind | 2 |
| much already | 2 |
| shall meet | 2 |
| less anxious | 2 |
| call colonel | 2 |
| hollow eye | 2 |
| think well | 2 |
| one degree | 2 |
| general benevolence | 2 |
| think now | 2 |
| must put | 2 |
| never heard | 2 |
| seems quite | 2 |
| hour passed | 2 |
| certainly will | 2 |
| brandon come | 2 |
| six years | 2 |
| great kindness | 2 |
| six hours | 2 |
| every part | 2 |
| near dawlish | 2 |
| till tomorrow | 2 |
| will say | 2 |
| found fresh | 2 |
| looking young | 2 |
| without taking | 2 |
| though looking | 2 |
| heard enough | 2 |
| saw willoughby | 2 |
| will hardly | 2 |
| elinor set | 2 |
| miss sparks | 2 |
| ever known | 2 |
| public school | 2 |
| comfortably together | 2 |
| grew impatient | 2 |
| brandon alone | 2 |
| added mrs | 2 |
| perfect indifference | 2 |
| leave town | 2 |
| charming women | 2 |
| though unwillingly | 2 |
| shall certainly | 2 |
| considerable amusement | 2 |
| every side | 2 |
| busily employed | 2 |
| felt much | 2 |
| seemed determined | 2 |
| little difficulty | 2 |
| poor nancy | 2 |
| great compassion | 2 |
| visit concluded | 2 |
| never thought | 2 |
| still farther | 2 |
| however small | 2 |
| gained considerable | 2 |
| every inquiry | 2 |
| dinner time | 2 |
| help thinking | 2 |
| good income | 2 |
| obligingly bestowed | 2 |
| really like | 2 |
| less violently | 2 |
| nearest relations | 2 |
| real opinion | 2 |
| immediate possession | 2 |
| poor man | 2 |
| say nothing | 2 |
| will return | 2 |
| without hopes | 2 |
| general opinions | 2 |
| little aside | 2 |
| made elinor | 2 |
| soon know | 2 |
| poor mother | 2 |
| asked elinor | 2 |
| yet greater | 2 |
| six months | 2 |
| best pleased | 2 |
| last october | 2 |
| small one | 2 |
| weeks ago | 2 |
| walked across | 2 |
| every feeling | 2 |
| three letters | 2 |
| though gentle | 2 |
| violent affliction | 2 |
| hearted girl | 2 |
| may depend | 2 |
| though elinor | 2 |
| penny post | 2 |
| every endeavour | 2 |
| ever occurred | 2 |
| may live | 2 |
| will suffer | 2 |
| first called | 2 |
| one point | 2 |
| half year | 2 |
| first moment | 2 |
| thing rather | 2 |
| give away | 2 |
| certain person | 2 |
| must give | 2 |
| replied willoughby | 2 |
| still remained | 2 |
| great coxcomb | 2 |
| must attend | 2 |
| formally dismissed | 2 |
| silent attention | 2 |
| long lock | 2 |
| always consider | 2 |
| carried away | 2 |
| will remain | 2 |
| little interest | 2 |
| never passed | 2 |
| old lady | 2 |
| situation like | 2 |
| like mine | 2 |
| shocking thing | 2 |
| best authority | 2 |
| dashwood looked | 2 |
| affections entirely | 2 |
| person whose | 2 |
| agreeable young | 2 |
| seemed hardly | 2 |
| came directly | 2 |
| readily given | 2 |
| always used | 2 |
| well knew | 2 |
| great happiness | 2 |
| turning round | 2 |
| well convinced | 2 |
| shall now | 2 |
| whose interest | 2 |
| whose advice | 2 |
| much better | 2 |
| fine country | 2 |
| great distance | 2 |
| greater reason | 2 |
| two words | 2 |
| another person | 2 |
| interesting subject | 2 |
| thrown together | 2 |
| think mr | 2 |
| mistaken confidence | 2 |
| hardly believe | 2 |
| returned home | 2 |
| giving pain | 2 |
| now see | 2 |
| elinor took | 2 |
| good reason | 2 |
| go early | 2 |
| good spirits | 2 |
| good offices | 2 |
| every carriage | 2 |
| future wife | 2 |
| must see | 2 |
| suffered dreadfully | 2 |
| eager tone | 2 |
| think necessary | 2 |
| may assure | 2 |
| fine enough | 2 |
| good abilities | 2 |
| ever forget | 2 |
| instantly gave | 2 |
| long ago | 2 |
| whose society | 2 |
| lost every | 2 |
| long together | 2 |
| large party | 2 |
| doubted whether | 2 |
| good fire | 2 |
| stay longer | 2 |
| favourite child | 2 |
| tender recollection | 2 |
| eighteen couple | 2 |
| live without | 2 |
| least among | 2 |
| pretty face | 2 |
| impertinent remarks | 2 |
| little leisure | 2 |
| happy hours | 2 |
| poor brandon | 2 |
| looked surprised | 2 |
| feather last | 2 |
| whole party | 2 |
| rather suspect | 2 |
| felt obliged | 2 |
| led away | 2 |
| make every | 2 |
| yet another | 2 |
| continued mrs | 2 |
| might hereafter | 2 |
| appeared rather | 2 |
| edward seemed | 2 |
| every suspicion | 2 |
| seven thousand | 2 |
| domestic happiness | 2 |
| letter directly | 2 |
| must remember | 2 |
| near relation | 2 |
| exactly like | 2 |
| minutes longer | 2 |
| family party | 2 |
| never looked | 2 |
| agreeable girls | 2 |
| friends near | 2 |
| poor thing | 2 |
| minuter propensities | 2 |
| even lucy | 2 |
| young companions | 2 |
| exceedingly pleased | 2 |
| reasonably expected | 2 |
| seemed scarcely | 2 |
| shall soon | 2 |
| perhaps without | 2 |
| elinor smiled | 2 |
| favourite beaux | 2 |
| may afford | 2 |
| give offence | 2 |
| great solemnity | 2 |
| firmly resolved | 2 |
| good fortune | 2 |
| uncertain behaviour | 2 |
| distant relation | 2 |
| rather expect | 2 |
| charming man | 2 |
| serious business | 2 |
| knew whether | 2 |
| two afterwards | 2 |
| behaviour last | 2 |
| rather wished | 2 |
| large one | 2 |
| sure must | 2 |
| produced within | 2 |
| great agitation | 2 |
| ever spoke | 2 |
| john called | 2 |
| jennings received | 2 |
| almost always | 2 |
| really wished | 2 |
| never spoke | 2 |
| without one | 2 |
| pretty well | 2 |
| last fortnight | 2 |
| general civility | 2 |
| affectionate brother | 2 |
| great comfort | 2 |
| soon discovered | 2 |
| respectable young | 2 |
| one object | 2 |
| long thought | 2 |
| without seeing | 2 |
| continual change | 2 |
| marianne sighed | 2 |
| nobody else | 2 |
| jennings laughed | 2 |
| many circumstances | 2 |
| good sense | 2 |
| saw enough | 2 |
| almost without | 2 |
| three together | 2 |
| possible good | 2 |
| entirely lost | 2 |
| dear fanny | 2 |
| now began | 2 |
| first news | 2 |
| elinor prevailed | 2 |
| whose mind | 2 |
| extremely sorry | 2 |
| every indication | 2 |
| well may | 2 |
| low spirits | 2 |
| pall mall | 2 |
| designs might | 2 |
| reason enough | 2 |
| edward might | 2 |
| different times | 2 |
| just beginning | 2 |
| much stronger | 2 |
| resolved within | 2 |
| affectionate heart | 2 |
| whole night | 2 |
| exactly calculated | 2 |
| deserving young | 2 |
| first spoke | 2 |
| domestic comfort | 2 |
| round game | 2 |
| answer ready | 2 |
| will continue | 2 |
| good nature | 2 |
| unfortunate girl | 2 |
| good friends | 2 |
| red gum | 2 |
| nothing new | 2 |
| head leaning | 2 |
| every symptom | 2 |
| much oppressed | 2 |
| think ill | 2 |
| brandon must | 2 |
| felt assured | 2 |
| seen without | 2 |
| ever seen | 2 |
| soon set | 2 |
| lucy really | 2 |
| without beauty | 2 |
| now looked | 2 |
| hardly ever | 2 |
| equally indifferent | 2 |
| changed colour | 2 |
| ever see | 2 |
| many particulars | 2 |
| entered many | 2 |
| every fresh | 2 |
| utmost amazement | 2 |
| elinor therefore | 2 |
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