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trigram	frequency
and in the	30
and i was	22
the house of	20
the age of	19
as soon as	19
as well as	15
the end of	15
of the world	15
of the first	14
the loss of	14
according to the	14
the use of	13
the study of	13
the name of	13
but i was	12
would have been	12
the university of	12
of my own	12
of the french	12
of my history	12
might have been	12
at the end	12
i was not	11
of the church	11
i should have	11
the history of	11
one of the	11
the life of	10
the spirit of	10
in the year	10
i have never	10
soon as i	10
of my first	10
of the roman	10
history of the	10
the society of	9
the title of	9
of the same	9
house of commons	9
of the english	9
end of the	9
the habits of	9
which had been	9
and i am	9
in the first	9
till i had	8
of the age	8
at the age	8
of my life	8
to my own	8
of the author	8
the hands of	8
of the last	8
the merit of	8
it is not	8
but in the	8
as i was	8
in which i	8
the publication of	8
but it is	8
university of oxford	8
to the public	8
or at least	8
i do not	8
in the university	8
which i have	8
the language of	8
could not be	8
of the country	8
return to england	7
of the house	7
of my time	7
and even the	7
i could not	7
i was now	7
of his own	7
second and third	7
decline and fall	7
the character of	7
that of the	7
of the mind	7
of the most	7
and after the	7
which i was	7
and i should	7
but i cannot	7
in the same	7
me to the	7
the choice of	7
the first volume	7
in the summer	7
the pleasures of	7
the labours of	7
i began to	7
in his own	7
which i had	7
the academy of	7
the reign of	6
of which i	6
the pays de	6
of my essay	6
to my father	6
the french language	6
to which i	6
of the work	6
the county of	6
before i could	6
and at the	6
men of letters	6
the voice of	6
banks of the	6
two or three	6
it would be	6
of my friend	6
knowledge of the	6
the knowledge of	6
the measure of	6
in the midst	6
the beginning of	6
of the alps	6
a life of	6
in the hands	6
of the two	6
a man of	6
in a few	6
the death of	6
in my own	6
of the times	6
the midst of	6
of men and	6
and i have	6
which have been	6
i know not	6
the fall of	6
that i was	6
the practice of	6
in the house	6
the decline and	6
the south sea	6
the subject of	6
pays de vaud	6
as the most	6
as often as	6
and it was	6
publication of my	6
in the last	6
of my acquaintance	6
the weight of	6
essay on the	6
the banks of	6
that i should	6
that in the	6
the second and	5
the office of	5
to have been	5
and to the	5
of my residence	5
the cause of	5
and the most	5
of the empire	5
of the family	5
with the most	5
the education of	5
of a new	5
perusal of the	5
the failure of	5
was fortified by	5
the state of	5
the genius of	5
at that time	5
fall of the	5
in the militia	5
the church of	5
the degrees of	5
i had not	5
the first of	5
the tumult of	5
the summer of	5
of my education	5
hours of the	5
the lessons of	5
the style and	5
the arts of	5
the desire of	5
to his own	5
the benefits of	5
confined to the	5
and of the	5
the school of	5
on the banks	5
the style of	5
that he had	5
had not been	5
have been more	5
of the whole	5
before i was	5
but it was	5
my residence at	5
was that of	5
it was not	5
the example of	5
sir walter raleigh	5
in the beginning	5
i was introduced	5
of the year	5
secretary of state	5
of the public	5
the command of	5
to the press	5
instead of a	5
part of the	5
and the first	5
the pursuit of	5
that i am	5
was introduced to	5
i should be	5
many of his	5
of both sexes	5
beginning of the	5
the memory of	5
the fourth volume	5
the abbe de	5
on my return	5
of the state	5
i am not	5
and i can	4
to the house	4
i was never	4
nor could i	4
supposed to be	4
a gentleman commoner	4
the discovery of	4
it may be	4
the number of	4
him to a	4
to the study	4
for my own	4
displeased with the	4
i presumed to	4
often as i	4
which they have	4
the perusal of	4
which i could	4
or even the	4
of the learned	4
provinces of france	4
approved by the	4
the authority of	4
in a free	4
of all the	4
the liberty of	4
gratified by the	4
passage of the	4
the distance of	4
the leman lake	4
by the taste	4
the errors of	4
the course of	4
of the language	4
my departure from	4
three or four	4
his return to	4
especially in the	4
the duties of	4
complain of the	4
and fall of	4
the dignity of	4
the feelings of	4
disgusted with the	4
of my age	4
to the first	4
i have since	4
listened to the	4
of my youth	4
the merits of	4
the most interesting	4
has not been	4
the care of	4
i no longer	4
the object of	4
the approach of	4
lost in the	4
the visit of	4
in a foreign	4
adhered to the	4
the general election	4
of an englishman	4
of the original	4
and i had	4
rather than of	4
of mind and	4
of the university	4
in my power	4
in the arts	4
of nature and	4
at the distance	4
the success of	4
of the greek	4
i wished to	4
life of sir	4
given to the	4
of the swiss	4
of my english	4
of his friend	4
i should not	4
well as the	4
end of a	4
the ardour of	4
period of my	4
a master of	4
of my father	4
the writings of	4
i persevered in	4
most of the	4
on the subject	4
the bottom of	4
in my memory	4
the greatest part	4
the hope of	4
the board of	4
of my aunt	4
of a foreign	4
of the day	4
use of the	4
i had the	4
greatest part of	4
the character and	4
residence at lausanne	4
a ray of	4
i might be	4
the decline of	4
in the general	4
the labour of	4
a clear and	4
adapted to the	4
of the war	4
before my departure	4
after my return	4
the revolutions of	4
the latin classics	4
of an english	4
decay of the	4
the zeal of	4
articles of the	4
of the pen	4
a learned and	4
board of trade	4
and that the	4
of his letters	4
me to a	4
experience of the	4
the pride of	4
exercise of the	4
the th of	4
as they are	4
academy of inscriptions	4
mind and body	4
on the same	4
that i had	4
and spirit of	4
the good sense	4
of the three	4
of the militia	4
and i might	4
of a few	4
of the present	4
the characters of	4
with so much	4
i might have	4
of a stranger	4
which he had	4
of the fourth	4
and third volumes	4
of the school	4
the happiness of	4
upon the whole	4
with the first	4
interested in the	4
public and private	4
whom i had	4
to each other	4
of civility and	4
it is the	4
of the decline	4
me from the	4
manners of the	4
and as i	4
and after a	4
master of my	4
i have always	4
the want of	4
him from the	4
my return to	4
a number of	4
was no longer	4
i was soon	4
the laws of	4
of the latin	4
under the title	3
of the human	3
return to the	3
abstract of the	3
my father was	3
the men of	3
or even in	3
and the view	3
share of the	3
to receive the	3
to believe that	3
my taste and	3
to know the	3
a majority in	3
the conduct of	3
name of the	3
been relaxed by	3
remarks on the	3
nor can i	3
the period of	3
to the flames	3
of my journey	3
the term of	3
good sense and	3
the head of	3
applied to the	3
faculties of the	3
the present hour	3
the image of	3
with the least	3
a long and	3
of the marquis	3
those who are	3
of my library	3
my time and	3
i will not	3
count de caylus	3
the progress of	3
and manners of	3
been clouded by	3
a series of	3
of oxford and	3
sir joshua reynolds	3
remote from the	3
the solitude of	3
in my hand	3
even in his	3
colleges of oxford	3
the influence of	3
his manner is	3
and as he	3
but when i	3
success of my	3
the nature of	3
of the directors	3
sent to the	3
of my mind	3
the imitation of	3
elegance of style	3
after a short	3
of my childhood	3
and even a	3
poet and the	3
considered as a	3
were suffered to	3
of the abbe	3
the powers of	3
society of my	3
well as of	3
my name and	3
i arrived at	3
employed in the	3
expressive of the	3
reserved for the	3
and my father	3
our language and	3
of the third	3
my return from	3
of charles viii	3
term of my	3
in case of	3
the aspect of	3
with which i	3
the lives of	3
by the more	3
use of a	3
persevered in the	3
inquiry into the	3
mind or body	3
the french and	3
that we should	3
the hampshire militia	3
i was recalled	3
during the first	3
to the english	3
review of my	3
inferior to the	3
appears to have	3
the passage of	3
of this first	3
i shall always	3
observations on the	3
his letters in	3
at my own	3
age of sixteen	3
i was less	3
to the world	3
duties of a	3
the rudiments of	3
the moment of	3
of paris and	3
at the general	3
men and manners	3
i have passed	3
since the revolution	3
i had been	3
the most agreeable	3
i enjoyed the	3
my knowledge of	3
in the pursuit	3
in an age	3
the mind or	3
midst of a	3
virtues of the	3
my power to	3
in the church	3
such was the	3
the oeconomy of	3
and a half	3
best adapted to	3
but at the	3
in a more	3
history of my	3
my childhood i	3
i was a	3
in the country	3
they may be	3
of my conversion	3
tumult of the	3
progress of my	3
in which he	3
the principles of	3
the progress and	3
the art of	3
soon as the	3
the taste and	3
the indulgence of	3
the reigns of	3
as a man	3
the free and	3
the virtues and	3
a few days	3
to the university	3
plan of study	3
to correct the	3
the virtues of	3
of thirty years	3
of which the	3
of an historian	3
the gifts of	3
he could not	3
a numerous and	3
to the greek	3
during my absence	3
the reproach of	3
the close of	3
bottom of the	3
for the borough	3
ignorance of the	3
i shall now	3
of my pen	3
a very different	3
the beauties of	3
in a short	3
service of the	3
the lords of	3
the hours of	3
time i have	3
james the first	3
i am at	3
and as soon	3
a country which	3
of the british	3
is the most	3
year of my	3
to the character	3
i was left	3
the ambition of	3
first volume of	3
sense and spirit	3
satisfied with the	3
and by his	3
of ancient and	3
ancient and modern	3
the road of	3
names and characters	3
of my friends	3
would be the	3
forced me to	3
volumes of the	3
be content with	3
abbe de mably	3
the roman empire	3
of an author	3
i hastened to	3
the advice of	3
and which i	3
i attended the	3
some degree of	3
the rank of	3
years of my	3
in the spring	3
of the hampshire	3
for me to	3
the sense and	3
the view of	3
of sir william	3
of so many	3
of a friend	3
the earl of	3
the mountains and	3
the resignation of	3
i can only	3
a state of	3
a period of	3
and i must	3
to the royal	3
to the age	3
defence of the	3
a crowd of	3
in this place	3
adequate to the	3
the enjoyment of	3
in my native	3
compelled me to	3
to a single	3
south sea directors	3
me with the	3
i shall not	3
hands of the	3
of a very	3
the fame of	3
or rather the	3
in the course	3
in the temple	3
instead of being	3
member of the	3
the experience of	3
side of the	3
the duke of	3
not devoid of	3
which he was	3
me in the	3
pleasures of a	3
in a state	3
taste and judgment	3
the ruins of	3
would not have	3
i found myself	3
the departure of	3
the spring of	3
beauty of the	3
the apprehension of	3
to the best	3
is confined to	3
of priests and	3
of the natives	3
the sense of	3
the execution of	3
with the same	3
occupied by the	3
at least to	3
the source text	3
suffered to elapse	3
as far as	3
of a modern	3
to the taste	3
some of the	3
that of a	3
i had formed	3
spirit of the	3
of style and	3
the days of	3
of a man	3
at home i	3
my own part	3
the author was	3
whom i was	3
in the pays	3
the historian of	3
with which he	3
the arms of	3
the author of	3
th of june	3
i was sometimes	3
of an active	3
of my leisure	3
title of the	3
reduced to a	3
of a profession	3
a few months	3
in the county	3
of our language	3
where i was	3
our first interview	3
of reason and	3
the temple of	3
which were not	3
of the ancients	3
but the public	3
and the new	3
according to his	3
of the best	3
the sale of	3
an act of	3
the sixth book	3
as a gentleman	3
flattered by the	3
as the first	3
had i been	3
of the leman	3
the most perfect	3
narrative of my	3
house of hanover	3
of the law	3
for the press	3
may not be	3
endowed with a	3
as he was	3
the design and	3
my native country	3
it was the	3
lausanne i had	3
broken by the	3
of the earl	3
oeconomy of the	3
with each other	3
by my own	3
love of reading	3
was astonished by	3
i must be	3
on the study	3
the discipline of	3
the middle ages	3
men of the	3
it had been	3
the composition of	3
content with the	3
as in the	3
the acquaintance of	3
the blessings of	3
the chain of	3
of their respective	3
portion of the	3
the son of	3
sixth book of	3
the title and	3
the vanity of	3
of his conversation	3
the profession of	3
majority in the	3
character of a	3
and the habits	3
from the public	3
of sir walter	3
in one of	3
be gratified by	3
the defence of	3
that he was	3
by the idea	3
which may be	3
in the world	3
the family of	3
that time i	3
the candour of	3
supported by the	3
my proper station	3
the religion of	3
i listened to	3
assume the merit	3
i have ever	3
should have been	3
by the good	3
of the people	3
in my mind	3
the presence of	3
i had taken	3
in the english	3
of our common	3
lived in the	3
the mother of	3
the names of	3
dark and doubtful	3
but i have	3
was obliged to	3
astonished by the	3
sir robert walpole	3
of a private	3
in the reign	3
genius of the	3
might be the	3
tumult of london	3
with all the	3
which might have	3
lords of trade	3
him to the	3
must be the	3
ascribed to the	3
the friend of	3
i enjoyed at	3
the last age	3
with the natives	3
the poet and	3
and he was	3
the establishment of	3
the borough of	3
a course of	3
of the south	3
the friendship of	3
to feel the	3
and my own	3
and knowledge of	3
the circle of	3
the law of	3
the theatre of	3
a free and	3
the topics of	3
discipline of a	3
seat at the	3
was still alive	3
the order of	3
have passed many	3
the hour of	3
after the loss	3
is not my	3
and that their	3
on the continent	3
be tempted to	3
controversies of the	3
i can never	3
of his life	3
attracted by the	3
of my situation	3
this interval of	3
the real presence	3
so many of	3
in the school	3
of the civil	3
adorned by the	3
the waste of	3
by the first	3
the exercise of	3
fortified by the	3
the consciousness of	3
and that i	3
darkness of the	3
incumbent on me	3
of the city	3
from the age	3
may be the	3
and the public	3
of the middle	3
the hurry of	3
of a free	3
nor was i	3
the service of	3
the doctrine of	3
of a young	3
borrowed from the	3
introduced me to	3
the count de	3
of magdalen college	3
disturbed by the	3
as i am	3
station of a	3
oxford and cambridge	3
whatsoever might be	3
yet in my	3
a learned native	2
supplied by the	2
labour of my	2
my own choice	2
the blood of	2
a poet and	2
grandfather and his	2
i was received	2
after the departure	2
and fifty years	2
to unite the	2
in a private	2
the temptations of	2
such are the	2
conversed with a	2
an unpopular minister	2
of giving a	2
led me to	2
from the press	2
present state of	2
the representation of	2
divine legation of	2
free use of	2
has been often	2
of a parent	2
and conversation of	2
of the journal	2
in the second	2
large portion of	2
a work of	2
society of a	2
of forty years	2
i breathed the	2
of his predecessor	2
the labour and	2
a calvinist minister	2
the domestic society	2
acquired the knowledge	2
determined by the	2
taste for books	2
the decay of	2
i am satisfied	2
the year one	2
of interest to	2
limits of the	2
i cannot forbear	2
excused by the	2
the foot of	2
sense and learning	2
of the full	2
for which he	2
of a morning	2
branch of the	2
honour on the	2
writings to the	2
by their own	2
but it must	2
of the aeneid	2
to the original	2
failure to the	2
by the apparent	2
weeks or months	2
i should probably	2
a strong understanding	2
as a proof	2
to the last	2
left me to	2
the praise of	2
the vigour and	2
in the absence	2
hopes and fears	2
the college of	2
of a poet	2
in the french	2
to discern how	2
of his family	2
by a singular	2
of de crousaz	2
and instead of	2
which might be	2
the gibbons of	2
the morning hours	2
seduced by the	2
it was only	2
the reputation of	2
more in the	2
submitted to my	2
had long since	2
knowledge of our	2
compared to the	2
dispelled by the	2
of old rome	2
of his private	2
in this interval	2
the essay on	2
his last will	2
he was educated	2
soothed by the	2
not accuse me	2
my stay at	2
aera of the	2
in the family	2
the danger of	2
than that of	2
not have been	2
the wit and	2
years of age	2
elizabeth and james	2
at a cheaper	2
the collections of	2
reign of henry	2
was improved by	2
in the ardour	2
with the education	2
the ease and	2
of profit and	2
in the fifteenth	2
his victory was	2
in a country	2
superseded by the	2
i yielded to	2
the music of	2
qualified to preside	2
the languages and	2
i used it	2
that the best	2
it will be	2
with the more	2
the joy of	2
militia was a	2
about this time	2
example of the	2
years after my	2
to the most	2
to conduct me	2
the first men	2
always secured a	2
of joy and	2
i have heard	2
and the author	2
that it would	2
amusement of a	2
entrance of the	2
the materials of	2
with whom he	2
of its parents	2
endowed with the	2
to pronounce the	2
by the direct	2
an inquiry into	2
of the few	2
had imbibed the	2
of the great	2
far greater part	2
greek and latin	2
indifferent to the	2
been able to	2
and vices of	2
the love of	2
of a protestant	2
of trade were	2
spirit of my	2
in the profession	2
was recalled from	2
my first essay	2
must be ascribed	2
had left the	2
had once been	2
exercise of my	2
and from the	2
case of a	2
denomination of the	2
my first introduction	2
escaped from the	2
at our own	2
entitled to the	2
arrived in the	2
of my mother	2
intelligence was conveyed	2
by voluntary contributions	2
the characters and	2
the histories of	2
on the ground	2
the free use	2
crowd of my	2
third perusal of	2
buried in a	2
i was tolerably	2
are the sole	2
and such was	2
my sixteenth year	2
town and country	2
driven him into	2
practice of the	2
the best company	2
of human life	2
been confined to	2
may possibly have	2
to whom i	2
of morality and	2
arise because the	2
merit and reputation	2
was embittered by	2
acquiring the fame	2
and pleasures of	2
and a scholar	2
establishment of my	2
house of the	2
of pains and	2
feelings of nature	2
imprinted in my	2
an age of	2
in the field	2
virtues and vices	2
beriton and putney	2
gratitude will not	2
hundred and fifty	2
to investigate the	2
in order to	2
the remainder of	2
the first weeks	2
the neighbourhood of	2
his own ignorance	2
compensated by the	2
hour of the	2
the most part	2
were productive of	2
was appointed one	2
to his friends	2
my new situation	2
was satisfied with	2
my mind was	2
and in this	2
left at liberty	2
five years of	2
families of lausanne	2
of the mother	2
superior merits of	2
would not be	2
france and holland	2
the present world	2
i again crossed	2
reason to praise	2
on the more	2
entitled him to	2
the time of	2
who refused to	2
and in their	2
from the title	2
days and weeks	2
of the poet	2
impute the failure	2
the action of	2
his name is	2
legation of moses	2
consecrated by the	2
an essay on	2
with some degree	2
fourth and fifth	2
and if we	2
meridian brightness of	2
happiness of our	2
the speech of	2
and the more	2
the act of	2
consulted the most	2
the opportunity of	2
from the yoke	2
house and library	2
after the failure	2
the life and	2
birth in a	2
at lausanne i	2
how many are	2
i diligently read	2
and had i	2
induced me to	2
the omnipotence of	2
the whole of	2
the third summer	2
command of the	2
a private station	2
with the colours	2
my english life	2
me to read	2
equal to his	2
amidst the tumult	2
judge of his	2
of art and	2
had acquired a	2
both at home	2
library in town	2
joy of my	2
at once my	2
some time to	2
to ascertain the	2
a large and	2
the family and	2
probably have been	2
books of the	2
be difficult to	2
so much ease	2
of exercise and	2
by the merit	2
voice of reason	2
and still more	2
of the gods	2
errors arise because	2
i always secured	2
committed to the	2
the successors of	2
in tragedy and	2
like so many	2
i am inclined	2
a passage of	2
the wisdom of	2
some lessons of	2
third volume were	2
after a painful	2
been that of	2
the civil and	2
colours of his	2
against each other	2
my grandfather and	2
the last and	2
followed the death	2
rather than the	2
language of mr	2
hume in his	2
on the approach	2
of henry the	2
measure of their	2
to speak the	2
of my absence	2
the eyes of	2
by the weight	2
the expedition of	2
to form the	2
the pretence of	2
labours of the	2
and it may	2
impossible for me	2
was a small	2
a distance from	2
at a loss	2
at least as	2
and many of	2
the memoirs of	2
but as soon	2
to maintain a	2
years and a	2
the darkness of	2
nor is it	2
in the latter	2
of the western	2
of the academy	2
departure from lausanne	2
my mind as	2
at the close	2
of an unknown	2
the aid of	2
the product of	2
in the three	2
the work was	2
am tempted to	2
at least the	2
been consecrated by	2
ruin of the	2
a copious and	2
contributed to multiply	2
of foreign travel	2
in the solitude	2
was received with	2
prose and verse	2
soon discovered that	2
had visited england	2
series of my	2
i addressed myself	2
the illustration of	2
the offspring of	2
to describe the	2
company of both	2
that elapsed between	2
the greek language	2
attack and defence	2
under the name	2
write the history	2
the oxford professors	2
has given me	2
the amusements of	2
prince henry of	2
allow me to	2
the sword of	2
was derived from	2
was left at	2
those of his	2
not without some	2
the dissolution of	2
the most splendid	2
that i never	2
suffer me to	2
with a young	2
introduced to the	2
of the copy	2
the elegance of	2
the yoke of	2
was not without	2
and tender friendship	2
english text is	2
and his wife	2
hands of a	2
the favourite of	2
delivered from the	2
which i might	2
the absence of	2
the last of	2
of my early	2
rather than to	2
the year he	2
my essay was	2
i was myself	2
the ruin of	2
the feet of	2
imposed on the	2
of the historian	2
and of whom	2
of history and	2
of the life	2
the hopes of	2
the most precious	2
to mark the	2
my taste or	2
his observations on	2
of my tender	2
church and state	2
this first essay	2
new faces and	2
a certain number	2
from that time	2
he might have	2
captain of the	2
of gentlemen and	2
the hardships of	2
of the audio	2
me to engage	2
in a dark	2
in the choice	2
book is a	2
enjoyed the pleasure	2
was not till	2
enabled me to	2
will not suppose	2
subject of the	2
life of automathes	2
the picture of	2
to the same	2
the expence of	2
are silenced by	2
about three years	2
of the morning	2
of sentiment and	2
a level with	2
me from my	2
the thoughts of	2
edition of his	2
may be gratified	2
for the first	2
is not less	2
i have sometimes	2
to his taste	2
allowed me to	2
in the various	2
are lost in	2
in the command	2
the youth of	2
a passage in	2
style of the	2
of the tuscan	2
be the future	2
is not devoid	2
at his own	2
was ambitious of	2
and though my	2
i settled my	2
in the obscurity	2
part of their	2
of eloquence and	2
of the pays	2
during the whole	2
my obligations to	2
i adhered to	2
skill and taste	2
employed as a	2
to be a	2
a warm and	2
first shoots of	2
familiar to the	2
value of the	2
and when i	2
i was too	2
he was still	2
secrets of the	2
will not be	2
i had finished	2
read in the	2
we should be	2
proper station of	2
portion of my	2
myself from the	2
i had long	2
discussion of the	2
most agreeable to	2
correspond with the	2
is productive of	2
his wife was	2
in a distant	2
my studies were	2
was flattered by	2
bill of pains	2
the medium of	2
i took my	2
a cheerful temper	2
a lover of	2
his own industry	2
several provinces of	2
at liberty to	2
of the name	2
my early youth	2
if i may	2
i formed a	2
multiplied by the	2
the light of	2
three last volumes	2
of private and	2
of a single	2
writing in a	2
use of speech	2
of family and	2
and a friend	2
and luxury of	2
not till after	2
benefit of his	2
fame of an	2
the english people	2
light of my	2
of whom were	2
even to the	2
was still more	2
of natural history	2
with them he	2
i stepped aside	2
of my studies	2
ruins of the	2
the most solid	2
neighbourhood of the	2
of the master	2
the clamour of	2
freedom of my	2
do not feel	2
was a man	2
and fifth centuries	2
number of weeks	2
less partial than	2
causes of the	2
age of seventy	2
my friend sir	2
and characters of	2
and the measure	2
design of the	2
henry of prussia	2
is supposed to	2
at a distance	2
a foreign land	2
of his time	2
no longer in	2
the latin poets	2
the triumph of	2
by art or	2
bridge and churchyard	2
of government were	2
at buriton was	2
a youth of	2
his person and	2
administration of the	2
was the choice	2
one hundred and	2
which gave me	2
society of the	2
in my french	2
his style is	2
of the catholic	2
of the royal	2
and the zeal	2
degraded to the	2
and i still	2
the language itself	2
the world of	2
the greater part	2
and even of	2
in parliament for	2
by a ray	2
the same year	2
two hundred years	2
by the comparison	2
of my grandfather	2
of a youth	2
with great avidity	2
the obscurity of	2
has been the	2
a bill of	2
he had formed	2
a new field	2
the elder branch	2
volume of my	2
the way of	2
in favour of	2
greece and rome	2
of my country	2
and good sense	2
an english youth	2
and the wisdom	2
not extinguish the	2
me to forget	2
of the former	2
has been heard	2
interesting parts of	2
of the kingdom	2
be the sole	2
my eye was	2
history of england	2
crowned by the	2
the review of	2
of an important	2
the descent of	2
the british nation	2
of my italian	2
the wanderings of	2
at the bottom	2
with new pleasure	2
we had long	2
as they were	2
was i displeased	2
the english world	2
with the zeal	2
knowledge of a	2
and freedom of	2
me into some	2
i embraced a	2
engaged in the	2
retreat of my	2
editions of the	2
honours of a	2
as i still	2
of the finances	2
to lady hervey	2
revived the memory	2
was my first	2
exempt from the	2
of twenty pounds	2
i arrived in	2
labours and pleasures	2
me to peruse	2
of the younger	2
vanity of the	2
still remember my	2
and of mr	2
appointed one of	2
a second and	2
some weeks after	2
catholics and protestants	2
of power and	2
the credit of	2
not unworthy of	2
the origin and	2
of a studious	2
i may use	2
assume the title	2
be sufficient to	2
and a philosopher	2
of public and	2
much ease and	2
but he cannot	2
i am now	2
but it may	2
the militia i	2
we freely conversed	2
decline of the	2
but in a	2
year one thousand	2
the limits of	2
than of the	2
my temper is	2
book of the	2
of the continent	2
and james the	2
always in my	2
i had given	2
into my own	2
of the elder	2
apply to the	2
the secretary of	2
session of parliament	2
in the domestic	2
of scaliger and	2
i undertook the	2
have never known	2
in the ensuing	2
the marquis of	2
prompted me to	2
certain number of	2
tour of switzerland	2
of my health	2
i could find	2
and language of	2
my declining age	2
sacrifice of interest	2
clear impression of	2
double click on	2
to enjoy the	2
there is not	2
his answer to	2
and the sea	2
they will be	2
not affect the	2
i maintained a	2
his history of	2
of my countrymen	2
be able to	2
my friends at	2
in a hired	2
in my opinion	2
facts and opinions	2
acquired a just	2
at least of	2
religion of my	2
and with the	2
no one is	2
the precept of	2
the instruction of	2
the necessity of	2
discovered in a	2
was fixed in	2
of language and	2
should have escaped	2
the controversies of	2
my fifteenth year	2
the silence of	2
prospect of futurity	2
a school of	2
to assume the	2
free and familiar	2
expedition of charles	2
should probably have	2
geography of italy	2
on this side	2
in such a	2
only by a	2
and afterwards in	2
in the winter	2
no sooner had	2
i was fixed	2
again crossed the	2
to select and	2
of the college	2
circle of the	2
for the benefit	2
they received me	2
duke of york	2
the mind of	2
lodging and entertainment	2
one is so	2
habits of the	2
advanced with a	2
which would have	2
of the way	2
of a note	2
in the best	2
an amiable and	2
the honours of	2
shall i add	2
equal to the	2
that might have	2
could no longer	2
my studious and	2
two years and	2
i was once	2
i tasted the	2
urged me to	2
the dissipation of	2
hope that i	2
as it is	2
with my pen	2
by his last	2
genuine characters of	2
domestic society of	2
to that of	2
scene of our	2
than in my	2
of an old	2
family and fortune	2
division of the	2
his temper was	2
been occupied by	2
which i should	2
of the summer	2
a member of	2
but in this	2
believed that the	2
a noble prospect	2
he exhibits a	2
innocence of his	2
that he could	2
of one hundred	2
if i had	2
the divine legation	2
in church and	2
pains and penalties	2
me of a	2
three heavenly witnesses	2
the faculties of	2
the obsequiousness of	2
merits of the	2
i was admitted	2
of the republic	2
the most trifling	2
had the good	2
connected with the	2
appeal to the	2
in the history	2
impression of the	2
during two years	2
the arts and	2
received me as	2
weight of the	2
of interest and	2
the courts of	2
of friendship and	2
the law or	2
copy of the	2
a free conversation	2
best company of	2
have been tempted	2
cherished a secret	2
betrayed me into	2
some weeks afterwards	2
minister of crassy	2
the fourth and	2
the meridian brightness	2
and all the	2
present to my	2
of his skill	2
in a house	2
and perhaps with	2
his pupil in	2
taste for the	2
the monthly meeting	2
new field of	2
addressed myself to	2
a fund of	2
measure of my	2
the mind and	2
sight of the	2
because he was	2
that it might	2
of the use	2
from that of	2
i am far	2
year of his	2
silence of the	2
with the history	2
which seems to	2
the elements of	2
the conclusion of	2
spacious and convenient	2
latter end of	2
and in general	2
man of letters	2
had given the	2
the name and	2
my friend mr	2
all that he	2
my frequent absence	2
with civility and	2
to my memory	2
of bishop warburton	2
the shipwreck of	2
myself and to	2
will not suffer	2
a house in	2
into the world	2
both in tragedy	2
the reader will	2
the sacrifice of	2
quarters of the	2
and the two	2
and while the	2
skill was improved	2
the direct road	2
glancing my eye	2
the depth of	2
a domestic tutor	2
the catholic church	2
that all the	2
had not an	2
accuse me of	2
of my historical	2
imputed to the	2
since i was	2
to the order	2
to converse with	2
they must be	2
the royal family	2
age and infirmities	2
nature of the	2
london i was	2
the latin and	2
or three years	2
a more regular	2
to an english	2
desire of being	2
taste of mr	2
a mixture of	2
the prejudices and	2
and if the	2
by the labours	2
at the time	2
a plan of	2
he enjoyed at	2
that they may	2
study in the	2
which can only	2
of the devizes	2
the length of	2
my three last	2
encouraged me to	2
of a learned	2
his learning and	2
and i much	2
equal to my	2
the younger pliny	2
an abstract of	2
far beyond the	2
a foreign language	2
not yet been	2
a cheaper rate	2
nine articles of	2
whose name i	2
action of the	2
mind as well	2
leisure to the	2
been executed with	2
i complain of	2
which in the	2
his own life	2
i cannot forget	2
and they are	2
of peace and	2
age of manhood	2
a popular and	2
pursuit of the	2
his passage through	2
such was my	2
he celebrates the	2
was educated in	2
without labour or	2
my way to	2
the zeal and	2
style and sentiments	2
to which my	2
my native language	2
country and the	2
to the hope	2
eight or ten	2
i indulged my	2
which i do	2
but he was	2
in the presence	2
was born in	2
of lord bacon	2
pleasures of london	2
the judgment of	2
was too young	2
of the protestant	2
whom it is	2
a memorable aera	2
i resolved to	2
from the county	2
the change of	2
books and men	2
eight months of	2
for the future	2
the invitation of	2
content with a	2
at westminster school	2
repented of my	2
by the virtues	2
as i should	2
of the duke	2
i imbibed the	2
the vices of	2
scales less partial	2
of the rich	2
of the austrian	2
of such men	2
had been equal	2
whom he had	2
the monks of	2
the persons of	2
are the least	2
the taste or	2
and the printer	2
exercised in the	2
for the year	2
a citizen of	2
to me the	2
britain and america	2
to declare that	2
of his name	2
a stranger in	2
it in my	2
of the art	2
my eyes and	2
of a public	2
left in my	2
enjoyed the benefits	2
of swiss manners	2
sir thomas worsley	2
they were committed	2
had finished the	2
for my eyes	2
at the outset	2
the insolence of	2
i cannot boast	2
never conversed with	2
the first names	2
the impossibility of	2
on my mind	2
the alps in	2
justice of the	2
to write a	2
of a more	2
name and writings	2
of my choice	2
of my adversaries	2
relaxed by the	2
in town and	2
the manners of	2
the country and	2
the public libraries	2
the narrative of	2
by one of	2
i was then	2
i had always	2
after the publication	2
in the common	2
that it was	2
much inferior to	2
tragedy and comedy	2
of which he	2
founded on the	2
third volumes of	2
in a single	2
first volume had	2
been equal to	2
i rejoiced in	2
which it was	2
the patronage of	2
death of a	2
name of acton	2
and philosophy of	2
my father to	2
the last century	2
of his age	2
i am less	2
to myself and	2
appear to be	2
profession of the	2
are supposed to	2
the most idle	2
from a blind	2
had been so	2
chapters of my	2
the idea of	2
family of de	2
i still remember	2
the latter end	2
and populousness of	2
the reward of	2
of the protestants	2
elated by the	2
that i could	2
to sustain the	2
would be my	2
author of the	2
to the genius	2
london in the	2
authority of the	2
preface to the	2
childhood i had	2
was now ready	2
depend on the	2
those who believed	2
expect that a	2
am at a	2
in the name	2
occasionally consulted the	2
the french theatre	2
house in college	2
i returned to	2
nor have i	2
in the defence	2
on every topic	2
my own language	2
and twenty years	2
by the abbe	2
me to write	2
to the free	2
to the thirty	2
the shelves of	2
the philosopher may	2
who had read	2
the business and	2
of a philosophical	2
honour of my	2
as i approached	2
and pious man	2
the leisure of	2
be my last	2
they have been	2
of early rising	2
often tempted to	2
son of a	2
proud of the	2
execution of this	2
where i again	2
of the journey	2
spirit of freedom	2
let me say	2
i passed in	2
which cannot be	2
he was obliged	2
in the light	2
long and laborious	2
not displeased with	2
the spectacle of	2
interest to conscience	2
conversation with the	2
sir david dalrymple	2
useful and agreeable	2
of the eastern	2
aspired to the	2
of his heart	2
of one or	2
lessons of the	2
sir william temple	2
residence in england	2
and sentiments were	2
had i persevered	2
life of celibacy	2
of my old	2
parts of the	2
the public esteem	2
the first and	2
cast on a	2
the wife of	2
library to the	2
has always been	2
the pleasure of	2
use of my	2
view of the	2
and a copious	2
to preside in	2
began to feel	2
is superior to	2
of my studious	2
of facts and	2
to the honours	2
disqualified me for	2
by the habits	2
habit of early	2
my tutor had	2
every mode of	2
degraded by the	2
perhaps i may	2
characters of the	2
the roman orator	2
apprehensive of exposing	2
my tender years	2
close of the	2
presume to say	2
a wish of	2
his favourable report	2
nor would it	2
of her father	2
enabled him to	2
cannot boast of	2
of my judges	2
at home and	2
the faults and	2
the table of	2
be excused by	2
by the habit	2
the list of	2
introduction to the	2
and even to	2
the militia at	2
only by the	2
of two years	2
french and latin	2
he would not	2
i shall transcribe	2
the benefit of	2
the first shoots	2
me with civility	2
had been somewhat	2
of the friend	2
settled in my	2
and madame necker	2
time of my	2
the series of	2
oeconomy had been	2
of reading the	2
church of rome	2
comfort of my	2
the satisfaction which	2
and action was	2
not destitute of	2
arts of composition	2
on the sixth	2
the terms of	2
and if my	2
am inclined to	2
a new edition	2
and perhaps in	2
to the wise	2
the colleges of	2
and his brother	2
of his works	2
on me to	2
of his successor	2
from my childhood	2
the fashion of	2
names of dr	2
never forget the	2
i turned over	2
to be born	2
representatives of the	2
entitled to my	2
might possibly be	2
of a well	2
the pen of	2
had long been	2
of the classics	2
from my early	2
the third volume	2
inclined to believe	2
a deep and	2
i need not	2
my taste for	2
de la bleterie	2
great britain and	2
of queen elizabeth	2
time in the	2
with the decline	2
my own reason	2
of the arts	2
was apprehensive of	2
the communion of	2
founded in the	2
myself in the	2
lewis of wirtemberg	2
of ancient literature	2
been attracted by	2
i read with	2
my poor aunt	2
the public and	2
freely conversed on	2
he received me	2
by inheritance or	2
the language and	2
i was astonished	2
the journal britannique	2
reason and of	2
i read the	2
pleasures of the	2
to my taste	2
the failure to	2
in the college	2
in sickness or	2
care of my	2
measure of his	2
wish for the	2
the intermixture of	2
of such a	2
abbe de la	2
be considered as	2
with whom i	2
blush at my	2
fruits of my	2
of an unpopular	2
to a man	2
languages and sciences	2
embittered by the	2
first names and	2
the resentment of	2
and if i	2
and elegance of	2
to multiply my	2
mystery of the	2
prince lewis of	2
of those who	2
years elapsed in	2
the day of	2
of a schoolboy	2
in the isle	2
after glancing my	2
loss of time	2
had i found	2
private and public	2
the most extraordinary	2
to the proper	2
with what success	2
the fortune and	2
to a life	2
without reluctance from	2
received me with	2
my father had	2
of a physician	2
life of the	2
of our senses	2
of a liberal	2
my establishment at	2
i felt myself	2
by a single	2
the far greater	2
of an equal	2
to the peaceful	2
the division of	2
than in the	2
the importance of	2
congenial to my	2
cause of their	2
did not affect	2
of england was	2
was submitted to	2
of his english	2
has long since	2
in a hermitage	2
i had never	2
the path of	2
the father of	2
me at lausanne	2
busy and idle	2
the luxury of	2
be proud of	2
habits of a	2
a short excursion	2
of popes and	2
situation of the	2
from the labours	2
study of literature	2
of two hundred	2
my pride was	2
of greece and	2
it should seem	2
foot of the	2
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