quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
booke of homers odysses	34
notes for div a	29
early english books online	25
the town of troy	23
the best of all	19
the greeks and trojans	18
and when they were	17
and to him said	17
with spear in hand	15
the end of the	14
best of all the	12
and as he spake	11
and all the rest	11
with both his hands	10
and all the gods	10
as when a man	10
to the house of	10
as when a lion	10
he this had said	9
master of the swine	9
all the other gods	9
characters represented either as	8
way of teaching the	8
translated by thomas grantham	8
and by and by	8
of all the gods	8
of an heroique poem	8
of teaching the hebrew	8
of all the greeks	8
and then into the	8
represented either as utf	8
speedy way of teaching	8
professor of the speedy	8
the speedy way of	8
of the speedy way	8
when he this had	8
and to the ground	8
to the early english	7
images scanned from microfilm	7
was the first that	7
to the terms of	7
coded from proquest page	7
the terms of creative	7
described above is co	7
hector and the trojans	7
is available for reuse	7
owned by the institutions	7
of the work described	7
and coded from proquest	7
providing financial support to	7
by the institutions providing	7
markup reviewed and edited	7
the work described above	7
terms of creative commons	7
and markup reviewed and	7
the text can be	7
for keying and markup	7
phase i text is	7
edition of the work	7
the institutions providing financial	7
text and markup reviewed	7
will not be long	7
text can be copied	7
this keyboarded and encoded	7
assigned for keying and	7
online text creation partnership	7
english books online text	7
text is available for	7
and when he this	7
keyed and coded from	7
i text is available	7
for sure i am	7
the master of the	7
encoded text transcribed from	7
from proquest page images	7
i le tell thee	7
encoded edition of the	7
the early english books	7
even for commercial purposes	7
tcp assigned for keying	7
according to the terms	7
institutions providing financial support	7
books online text creation	7
support to the early	7
the trojans from the	7
work described above is	7
this phase i text	7
financial support to the	7
keyboarded and encoded edition	7
and encoded edition of	7
all without asking permission	7
desire these appellations may	6
when this was said	6
than as to their	6
when this was done	6
of a world of	6
him with his spear	6
otherwise than as to	6
in the hands of	6
and as he went	6
of gods and men	6
seem to affect the	6
their character of criticks	6
iv tiff page images	6
from place to place	6
not seem to affect	6
and in the midst	6
the first booke of	6
the fury of the	6
was at an end	6
do what you please	6
to affect the parties	6
these appellations may not	6
and last of all	6
ajax son of telamon	6
i desire these appellations	6
of all the men	6
him by the hand	6
may not seem to	6
at him threw his	6
the princes of the	6
and to the gods	6
and in his hand	6
as well as i	6
took him by the	6
unto the argive fleet	6
any otherwise than as	6
appellations may not seem	6
as to their character	6
and with the same	6
to their character of	6
when they were come	6
of the gods above	5
and down he fell	5
him threw his spear	5
helmet on his head	5
in the meane time	5
to pass the seas	5
and by the gods	5
as if i were	5
on the other side	5
text notes for div	5
original text notes for	5
up and down the	5
and one of them	5
with his sword he	5
he went to troy	5
to all the rest	5
concerning the vertues of	5
in the house of	5
answer made and said	5
the time is come	5
and first of all	5
when they were to	5
they were to one	5
with all his might	5
standing by his side	5
and to the ships	5
the walls of troy	5
the siege of troy	5
from the original text	5
and then the greeks	5
and some of them	5
and then unto the	5
but by and by	5
to throw his spear	5
in the argive host	5
each man to his	5
in likeness of a	5
in the mean time	5
this i tell you	5
and with his spear	5
as far as one	5
the original text notes	5
and to the greeks	5
were to one another	5
and when he was	5
at the ships the	5
and to her said	5
at the foot of	5
the third book of	5
every one unto his	4
a chain of gold	4
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and to the king	4
book of homers iliads	4
changes to facilitate morpho	4
of the process of	4
i le tell you	4
qa standards were returned	4
of any assumptions that	4
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as much as i	4
setting of the sun	4
mnemonic sdata character entities	4
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acted at the theatre	4
placeholder characters or elements	4
i will tell you	4
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to all the gods	4
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vertues of an heroique	4
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lead the army presently	2
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salt and barley threw	2
part of the house	2
fear he should be	2
at nine yeares old	2
i think not poor	2
to what end stay	2
returned to the fight	2
i do not doubt	2
and a crown of	2
to the gods in	2
bear of gold and	2
and with his hand	2
he the freedom of	2
with great grief to	2
come was to the	2
his head to take	2
into their seats they	2
his shoulder he his	2
he with his spear	2
i give him will	2
in three cantos parapharastically	2
your death will not	2
all the gods by	2
now amongst the trojans	2
and by him sat	2
frowning on him thus	2
when but a boy	2
whom the gods do	2
a temple to his	2
to the worlds admiral	2
go you to the	2
his fill did eat	2
need not tell you	2
all greeks the best	2
the mind i am	2
he durst not stay	2
a branch of styx	2
he had made an	2
one by one they	2
would their lives be	2
let one or other	2
it can bear of	2
she went to bed	2
two atrides chiefly prays	2
down upon the place	2
agen and tears them	2
and out he went	2
vlysses and his son	2
what you are to	2
would not be unwise	2
to know his mind	2
before you shall be	2
and now the suiters	2
his father is become	2
and washt his hands	2
wheel made shall be	2
of such a man	2
so much for the	2
what remained of the	2
since the man that	2
for from my purpose	2
all the way until	2
of this great man	2
then down he laid	2
in it was a	2
the gods went yesterday	2
marriage with my mother	2
to giue the wooers	2
of such men as	2
you thought the counsel	2
the eighteenth booke of	2
for if he had	2
the trojans they were	2
from the very roofe	2
and yet euen this	2
the grace of all	2
jove unto apollo spake	2
thus unto them said	2
and hear what i	2
trojans and their aids	2
whilst they together thus	2
the said two books	2
kept him in her	2
and offer unto all	2
that priam and his	2
as when a wave	2
knew not what to	2
new armour for my	2
knowne to be the	2
away the body of	2
of early and of	2
so good a guardian	2
in his hands he	2
that mounting was the	2
then the cry arriving	2
both his shoulders and	2
the seede of io	2
had told him that	2
are as well as	2
in the hollow way	2
gates for charrets to	2
against the trojans for	2
till they all were	2
shield received many a	2
i pray you tell	2
save our selves we	2
lusty oar upon the	2
upon the shore of	2
leaves it on the	2
his pounces held a	2
you that have the	2
his hand took up	2
she with her brought	2
of hills and dales	2
all this shall be	2
and made it to	2
you to the field	2
to pluto and his	2
he wept for ioy	2
when of food they	2
and there he sat	2
brought her to the	2
ship away as much	2
up to the tree	2
and best of all	2
to the armed men	2
to morrow then to	2
to the publike place	2
away with him he	2
be to her father	2
the work of an	2
mounting was the sun	2
there sacrifice to the	2
sitting each man in	2
the gods in councel	2
addrest his speech to	2
she and her maids	2
now no more avoid	2
see the vertue of	2
we sate and feasted	2
rifled had the town	2
and drag you out	2
and that if you	2
who was the first	2
farre off from the	2
him talents ten of	2
house of circe stood	2
she can none put	2
his buckler and his	2
and after him the	2
recount then to me	2
be rich which round	2
and pray to jove	2
except the son of	2
of the greeks to	2
then unto the ground	2
and with the stroak	2
how i hither came	2
apollo snatcht him from	2
i mean to go	2
and then to jove	2
a man as you	2
how my spear will	2
now i fear the	2
and broken was the	2
a great disgrace to	2
close by the bone	2
went her way from	2
to beg his life	2
work of an heroique	2
what is become of	2
to him any good	2
again into the house	2
when you thither come	2
to hear what he	2
known up to the	2
goddesse of her sex	2
such a thing as	2
sacred to the gods	2
in to strip him	2
then to try his	2
with her breast the	2
to the goddess pallas	2
for he is gone	2
not now such as	2
trojans and the greeks	2
on me compassion may	2
be a great disgrace	2
i know not whom	2
to ye greeke by	2
travel for a while	2
all things that belong	2
with oar on shoulder	2
me you trojans and	2
body from the field	2
ulysses then unto the	2
told him all the	2
up his hands and	2
the sun was set	2
leapt down to the	2
foot of ida hill	2
do as you please	2
the house of diocles	2
nor will i stay	2
hector frowning on him	2
the power gave alone	2
and by each one	2
for both of us	2
into the fire he	2
one drawn sword draws	2
for vse of horse	2
i will not tell	2
and threw him flat	2
i have brought you	2
tell you now a	2
of old tiresias the	2
and let him know	2
he left him in	2
state of all the	2
and quickly at the	2
dropt ambrosia into his	2
one god or other	2
they could no more	2
and in the air	2
they were come to	2
the last threw him	2
to the island we	2
upon the very brink	2
and at the gate	2
could the wedding now	2
dissent not from your	2
jove the power gave	2
none but one old	2
the argives at their	2
and to the princes	2
their hands they laid	2
the princes all made	2
wedding now no more	2
so pallas on ulysses	2
rose from his seat	2
i told him all	2
by dogs and fowl	2
alive or dead he	2
and after him achilles	2
the grace of goddesses	2
here no longer stay	2
with an angry eye	2
a bark of twenty	2
lying on the ground	2
which now you see	2
go when you will	2
and with their hands	2
his hands and feete	2
and having found him	2
was to her come	2
the people counsel take	2
and one fair daughter	2
haste i could to	2
from the trojans flew	2
and those that bore	2
unto the princes all	2
as that was said	2
for he was in	2
put on their arms	2
her way from ida	2
the ships upon the	2
fifteenth booke of homers	2
him by the head	2
that you may well	2
in safety from the	2
sprawling in the dust	2
the son of priam	2
made the argives glad	2
hector with his spear	2
a shroud wherein laertes	2
be the first to	2
so glad they were	2
two nights and days	2
too deep it was	2
you to achilles tent	2
his weeds put on	2
the toil of battle	2
to the argives said	2
in rank and file	2
none of you the	2
listen then to me	2
the honour of the	2
laid hold upon his	2
come down into the	2
what men can of	2
let the fight by	2
to the seasons jove	2
amongst the greeks he	2
them on the plain	2
could not get a	2
for both of you	2
person of a god	2
the fleet him sent	2
this made me come	2
for charrets to go	2
in the amplitude of	2
but if you will	2
of all the winds	2
can bear of gold	2
one unto another next	2
up every man to	2
took up a greater	2
i had been thrown	2
shall have need of	2
now such as ulysses	2
in sacred fire to	2
prize for him that	2
laid his hand on	2
there were amongst them	2
fire of cloven wood	2
and yet the gods	2
and then her breast	2
with the same she	2
to keep off the	2
of all things that	2
to the fight again	2
tribute pay as to	2
i should more honour	2
judge of early and	2
my crew into the	2
then to the suiters	2
him by the way	2
and let him do	2
body of your son	2
in his hand the	2
upon silver skilfully had	2
steeds that have won	2
or dead he be	2
other trojans none but	2
all the gold i	2
and others to the	2
me for a slave	2
i wish the earth	2
man of all that	2
be long before i	2
just at the end	2
my fate it be	2
and all night long	2
the wall the trojans	2
the fire he threw	2
fire to all the	2
and dogs did rend	2
eagle in his pounces	2
now mark me well	2
spend my corn and	2
with soft and gentle	2
to a goodly height	2
helmet from his head	2
day of his returne	2
his passe to the	2
and near unto his	2
would i were as	2
any part of the	2
text in the c	2
to be set free	2
and make women and	2
and then she said	2
in midst of all	2
and then began the	2
and round about him	2
to give them aid	2
counsel i shall give	2
the lion comes agen	2
the argives and the	2
and he to her	2
his parents and his	2
the fire the same	2
and with him his	2
fire of his yong	2
i with my spear	2
as low as hell	2
and all his friends	2
part of the night	2
the greeks to aid	2
couches and on chairs	2
but i would not	2
of all the peeres	2
and so fleet i	2
for fear some quarrel	2
chief of all the	2
charret to look to	2
with her hand the	2
and in the mean	2
if they had been	2
killing all the way	2
and tribute pay as	2
i was in war	2
know how much you	2
to the ground they	2
the gods would make	2
bodyes fouls and dogs	2
the gods no more	2
and thrice a day	2
honours due unto the	2
a great oath i	2
i saw a smoke	2
i could not reach	2
to be at the	2
to places high i	2
that in my house	2
unto the ground the	2
the ground him threw	2
could no longer stay	2
pray you tell me	2
as i believe it	2
then took he off	2
that to him pray	2
and when they came	2
but ere she went	2
from the war abstain	2
of his wife he	2
had in his hands	2
and speaking to his	2
wing h estc r	2
to heare a poet	2
you your self with	2
of all the seas	2
be at the charge	2
him change his mind	2
to the trojans this	2
the ships the greeks	2
he like a god	2
shall i tell you	2
to let him die	2
for at his head	2
that with you came	2
our ships upon the	2
the part of the	2
do the water beat	2
i must tell you	2
from my purpose you	2
in the heighth of	2
they washt their hands	2
then to go to	2
who to the fleet	2
famous for his lance	2
this had said he	2
my mind divided is	2
with his spear upon	2
ajax threw his spear	2
and in his chamber	2
let the ships lye	2
a cloud of gold	2
i thought i should	2
the fourth year her	2
and spake to him	2
the ransom of my	2
spear threw at him	2
all gave their consent	2
we took the town	2
a spear threw at	2
and then ulysses to	2
and filled was the	2
is with an arrow	2
passing well i know	2
with his bow still	2
of gold two talents	2
for dead he is	2
way devise how you	2
sun had born away	2
of many sorts the	2
and have respect to	2
fourth year her women	2
and next to him	2
the trojans are encamped	2
all along the sand	2
for the publicke good	2
to defend his body	2
when ulysses went with	2
the god of war	2
to see the morning	2
and take me to	2
with ship and men	2
hector with his troops	2
me have your aid	2
to a chair him	2
best of all men	2
that all the wooers	2
and then the other	2
need not be ashamed	2
valiant as he was	2
all the greeks did	2
to seeke his father	2
the gods are angry	2
will not be in	2
when with the greeks	2
get thee gone hence	2
but when he came	2
they set the mast	2
and impartiality of the	2
and ore him stood	2
by the son of	2
of the phaeacian state	2
ship with crimson face	2
swift as a hawk	2
man to man came	2
cast he on his	2
and in the middle	2
may the gods to	2
and each man to	2
you came unto this	2
and to the argives	2
other side came on	2
fools they are that	2
shoulder with his spear	2
from head to foot	2
to set him free	2
which are the honours	2
in the field remain	2
and teucer use his	2
for well you know	2
lulls his whelps with	2
and thus did say	2
i tell you what	2
shall be rich which	2
through all the world	2
was told by proteus	2
his cup with wine	2
but when he shall	2
within the walls of	2
poem written by the	2
he laid himself along	2
for a little while	2
and laid them on	2
it because thou too	2
if it come to	2
father and his mother	2
and there amongst the	2
to keep the trojans	2
that it may be	2
whip and reins in	2
what sort of men	2
your anger to allay	2
great his daughter to	2
then made answer to	2
shall have the victory	2
duly every day for	2
then he flung the	2
to atrides said pisistratus	2
the rule of all	2
he made a fire	2
but a little while	2
shall be enough to	2
strong as i was	2
in all the time	2
build a temple to	2
then answered and said	2
ye wooers of the	2
he set farre from	2
you on me compassion	2
falling of a tree	2
the ships they went	2
of the god of	2
now i come to	2
now let me see	2
the one of them	2
unto these briseis shall	2
but he would not	2
the person of a	2
and unto these briseis	2
that after twenty years	2
corn and wine consumed	2