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quadgram | frequency |
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for the love of | 23 |
the love of god | 18 |
for love of god | 15 |
and with that word | 14 |
god help me so | 10 |
fro day to day | 8 |
i can no more | 8 |
that i was born | 8 |
the folk of troye | 8 |
and over al this | 7 |
for al this world | 7 |
the sothe for to | 7 |
with that word he | 7 |
of the seventeenth century | 6 |
the toun of troye | 6 |
as he was wont | 6 |
as i have told | 6 |
it for the beste | 6 |
that word he gan | 5 |
he was wont to | 5 |
as i shal yow | 5 |
myn owene swete herte | 5 |
with al myn herte | 5 |
in his herte he | 5 |
and whan that he | 5 |
for sorwe of which | 5 |
but al for nought | 5 |
as ye may here | 5 |
to telle in short | 5 |
with al my might | 5 |
but at the laste | 5 |
than seyde he thus | 5 |
of this and that | 4 |
and took his leve | 4 |
in this world ther | 4 |
gan him for to | 4 |
i shal yow telle | 4 |
and with a syk | 4 |
herte and al my | 4 |
til at the laste | 4 |
god helpe me so | 4 |
if that i may | 4 |
the god of love | 4 |
with that word she | 4 |
that is al my | 4 |
whan that she was | 4 |
what sholde i lenger | 4 |
and at the laste | 4 |
with al his fulle | 4 |
what was best to | 4 |
and for the love | 4 |
god and by my | 4 |
that my lyf may | 4 |
with that she gan | 4 |
and if that i | 4 |
by god and by | 4 |
the queen of love | 4 |
for wel wot i | 4 |
his herte gan to | 4 |
for i have herd | 4 |
as i have seyd | 4 |
ne shal i never | 4 |
out of this world | 4 |
the duchess of ormond | 4 |
and by my trouthe | 4 |
to the grekes ost | 4 |
that cause is of | 4 |
seyde as ye may | 3 |
shortly for to seyne | 3 |
al his fulle might | 3 |
the god of war | 3 |
sothe for to seyne | 3 |
what sholde i more | 3 |
as nought ne were | 3 |
i have told yow | 3 |
and thus he seyde | 3 |
al this world ne | 3 |
for ought i can | 3 |
that al this world | 3 |
if that i shal | 3 |
as i best can | 3 |
shal been right as | 3 |
the dungeon of the | 3 |
was wont to done | 3 |
i shal yow devyse | 3 |
as fer as i | 3 |
the time of the | 3 |
to the worldes ende | 3 |
this world ther nis | 3 |
hir in hir ere | 3 |
that al this thing | 3 |
how sore that me | 3 |
and if so be | 3 |
al this mene whyle | 3 |
that in this world | 3 |
for in this world | 3 |
roos and took his | 3 |
what shal i doon | 3 |
he took his way | 3 |
al the toun of | 3 |
dungeon of the sky | 3 |
twinned be we tweyne | 3 |
in torment and in | 3 |
the fortune of the | 3 |
cause is of my | 3 |
to the pillar bound | 3 |
niste what was best | 3 |
is for to done | 3 |
that i shal seye | 3 |
he felte his herte | 3 |
was best to rede | 3 |
he roos and took | 3 |
and that as faste | 3 |
eek for hem that | 3 |
he gan him for | 3 |
wood out of his | 3 |
with a syk she | 3 |
a freend of his | 3 |
and al this thing | 3 |
right in this wyse | 3 |
after the death of | 3 |
he took his leve | 3 |
whyl that my lyf | 3 |
out of his minde | 3 |
i am right sory | 3 |
and on his wey | 3 |
in al the toun | 3 |
for which ful ofte | 3 |
god shilde us fro | 3 |
that she gan hir | 3 |
sore that me smerte | 3 |
in honour of the | 3 |
this al and som | 3 |
i speke of love | 3 |
that i speke of | 3 |
a sooth of this | 3 |
it were a gret | 3 |
and that is al | 3 |
al that ever he | 3 |
a man to have | 3 |
have here my trouthe | 3 |
to speke of this | 3 |
it ioye was to | 3 |
for the more part | 3 |
i shal ben here | 3 |
never more to see | 3 |
in al this world | 3 |
in the dungeon of | 3 |
essay on dramatic poesy | 3 |
but wel i woot | 3 |
er that she go | 3 |
ful ofte a day | 3 |
that al the world | 3 |
and seyde as ye | 3 |
shilde us fro mischaunce | 3 |
and up and doun | 3 |
beddes syde him sette | 2 |
which that comen was | 2 |
thus am i lost | 2 |
he for the nones | 2 |
thou shalt ful sone | 2 |
beheld the fight from | 2 |
and whan that it | 2 |
that we ben inne | 2 |
and tel me what | 2 |
as touching this matere | 2 |
thoughte his herte bledde | 2 |
and fare now wel | 2 |
a quarter of an | 2 |
shal yow telle sone | 2 |
of which i tolde | 2 |
wis be my savacioun | 2 |
trewe i have yow | 2 |
that with tho wordes | 2 |
whan a wight is | 2 |
and gan to iape | 2 |
that i love most | 2 |
us by mine host | 2 |
and with that thought | 2 |
seyde he for the | 2 |
ought i can espye | 2 |
sore that him smerte | 2 |
labouring hind in show | 2 |
goddess of the silver | 2 |
for ought that may | 2 |
hir thank for to | 2 |
and in this wyse | 2 |
now lat us stinte | 2 |
and gan to caste | 2 |
as stille as any | 2 |
all the theban race | 2 |
was out of towne | 2 |
fyn of his entente | 2 |
slumbering as he lay | 2 |
duchess of ormond was | 2 |
cursed be the day | 2 |
al the world ne | 2 |
that it so be | 2 |
out of his wit | 2 |
leyde him doun to | 2 |
i ne may it | 2 |
the story telleth us | 2 |
in capricorn was joined | 2 |
can i not seyn | 2 |
of his sorwes smerte | 2 |
myn owene lady bright | 2 |
in the year of | 2 |
wher him was wo | 2 |
that seyd is here | 2 |
been right as thou | 2 |
for whan he saugh | 2 |
the roman catholic faith | 2 |
and every word gan | 2 |
al this thing the | 2 |
and took hir leve | 2 |
the two contending knights | 2 |
shal yow with his | 2 |
right to the effect | 2 |
and thus she seyde | 2 |
but now help god | 2 |
last years of his | 2 |
and thus he droof | 2 |
love of god that | 2 |
i trowe it be | 2 |
vulcan had thee in | 2 |
right with hir look | 2 |
and biddeth eek for | 2 |
though that i sholde | 2 |
that dorste i leye | 2 |
i see wel now | 2 |
self ful ofte he | 2 |
for which wel neigh | 2 |
the power of love | 2 |
for to speken of | 2 |
til that i deye | 2 |
as for the tyme | 2 |
o swete herte dere | 2 |
the production of the | 2 |
that of his deeth | 2 |
shal don al my | 2 |
to see the sun | 2 |
have now good night | 2 |
and he bigan to | 2 |
bacchus through the conquered | 2 |
walles of the toun | 2 |
in equal arms they | 2 |
in love as men | 2 |
of the english people | 2 |
nede is thee to | 2 |
and in what plyt | 2 |
alle trouthe and alle | 2 |
redeem him went to | 2 |
they spedde hem fro | 2 |
to his neces paleys | 2 |
what may this be | 2 |
the twins received the | 2 |
thou art now in | 2 |
new from her sickness | 2 |
a man of his | 2 |
lat us stinte of | 2 |
whan that it was | 2 |
was enclosed within the | 2 |
and venus in a | 2 |
purpos of my rather | 2 |
whom she dorste hir | 2 |
this world to pace | 2 |
that in my soule | 2 |
the walles of the | 2 |
and thenk right thus | 2 |
to whom myn herte | 2 |
that ye wole assente | 2 |
wel wot i my | 2 |
as thou wel wost | 2 |
for the nones alle | 2 |
sin that yow list | 2 |
both chaucer and dryden | 2 |
as i shal seyn | 2 |
may do me no | 2 |
a most detested act | 2 |
his palamon and arcite | 2 |
wel bringen it aboute | 2 |
this a long sermoun | 2 |
his bed him leyde | 2 |
the sign of the | 2 |
myn herte and al | 2 |
for which criseyde up | 2 |
whyl i may dure | 2 |
and on the morwe | 2 |
the church of england | 2 |
battle of the boyne | 2 |
sothe for to telle | 2 |
of my rather speche | 2 |
when saturn is in | 2 |
so hope i that | 2 |
whan he was come | 2 |
and of his deeth | 2 |
whan it was eve | 2 |
that hadde hir herte | 2 |
and eek his gentillesse | 2 |
for ever in oon | 2 |
in al that ever | 2 |
him in his ere | 2 |
til that the night | 2 |
that i can see | 2 |
that tonge telle or | 2 |
and if thee list | 2 |
but as his suster | 2 |
she that hadde hir | 2 |
whan that she cometh | 2 |
and all the rest | 2 |
so wis be my | 2 |
deye i wol in | 2 |
is no more to | 2 |
in loving of criseyde | 2 |
that day that i | 2 |
more to see the | 2 |
the rightful titan failed | 2 |
that she was unkinde | 2 |
the sone of tydeus | 2 |
and that in hye | 2 |
if that yow list | 2 |
in salte teres dreynte | 2 |
out of the toun | 2 |
is of my torment | 2 |
and whan he mighte | 2 |
she took hir leve | 2 |
now if he woot | 2 |
and may within the | 2 |
holy and profane state | 2 |
which i wol not | 2 |
that ever i say | 2 |
as wisly have i | 2 |
with ful humble chere | 2 |
order of the garter | 2 |
hele him of his | 2 |
ye doon us bothe | 2 |
al the good that | 2 |
for the harm that | 2 |
live i to longe | 2 |
that ye do me | 2 |
han or been on | 2 |
that i have herd | 2 |
as men in bokes | 2 |
of al that ever | 2 |
his beddes syde him | 2 |
him thoughte he felte | 2 |
wolde never god but | 2 |
is the promise of | 2 |
of the silver bow | 2 |
as she that hadde | 2 |
and sette him doun | 2 |
i can not seen | 2 |
of al this thing | 2 |
sholde i more seye | 2 |
to myn auctor listeth | 2 |
that al was wel | 2 |
out of his herte | 2 |
that ye han felt | 2 |
share a single bed | 2 |
it never so lyte | 2 |
breathing veins nor cupping | 2 |
ther nis non other | 2 |
to welcome in the | 2 |
trowe it be the | 2 |
but on a day | 2 |
that is felt in | 2 |
and that she was | 2 |
er that i departe | 2 |
and up his eyen | 2 |
and othere of hir | 2 |
arms shall plead the | 2 |
if so be that | 2 |
on his beddes syde | 2 |
cut below your line | 2 |
that wel unnethe it | 2 |
as olde bokes tellen | 2 |
if it be so | 2 |
but whan he saugh | 2 |
out of his remembraunce | 2 |
my righte lady dere | 2 |
that thing to come | 2 |
thank for to deserve | 2 |
poet laureate and historiographer | 2 |
that she was born | 2 |
al myn herte i | 2 |
of this world agoon | 2 |
him thoughte his herte | 2 |
for hem that been | 2 |
in which myn herte | 2 |
herde al this thing | 2 |
al this nas but | 2 |
i prey to god | 2 |
and demurely looking down | 2 |
and ner he com | 2 |
closed the theaters in | 2 |
that i have seyd | 2 |
the order of the | 2 |
at the laste he | 2 |
in swich maner cas | 2 |
hir in his armes | 2 |
bet than swiche fyve | 2 |
how sore that him | 2 |
meaners think no harm | 2 |
seyde in this manere | 2 |
years of his life | 2 |
a syk she seyde | 2 |
what nede is thee | 2 |
him of al that | 2 |
hir feyth to borwe | 2 |
tyme is faste by | 2 |
ay live and sterve | 2 |
now live i to | 2 |
olde bokes tellen us | 2 |
biholde it was a | 2 |
appointed poet laureate and | 2 |
detested act of gratitude | 2 |
i wol not live | 2 |
is this a mannes | 2 |
i never seen yow | 2 |
this world ther is | 2 |
wel more than i | 2 |
as hir man i | 2 |
and eche of hem | 2 |
of the greatest english | 2 |
gan ful sore syke | 2 |
for to do wel | 2 |
for antenor to yelden | 2 |
world ther nis so | 2 |
my lyf may dure | 2 |
as stille as stoon | 2 |
and him in armes | 2 |
if that ye wole | 2 |
with scarce recovered breath | 2 |
thanne seyde he thus | 2 |
that is wel seyd | 2 |
so yeve yow right | 2 |
and if i may | 2 |
swich fyn hath his | 2 |
that alle these thinges | 2 |
our arms shall plead | 2 |
the fyn of his | 2 |
to whom she dorste | 2 |
pees on every syde | 2 |
myn owene lady dere | 2 |
to speke of love | 2 |
as wel as thou | 2 |
for thee have i | 2 |
up and doun to | 2 |
him in armes took | 2 |
the last half of | 2 |
that i have yow | 2 |
i thanke it god | 2 |
that i mot nedes | 2 |
with the same rhyme | 2 |
for i wol have | 2 |
sisters cut below your | 2 |
for al the good | 2 |
as fil to purpos | 2 |
but whether that ye | 2 |
is myn owene lady | 2 |
for verray wo his | 2 |
lest she be wrooth | 2 |
holden me in honde | 2 |
as dryden grew to | 2 |
that wont was yow | 2 |
her grace the duchess | 2 |
that niste what was | 2 |
deeth me may comaunde | 2 |
half of the seventeenth | 2 |
this is to seyn | 2 |
that ever i may | 2 |
it shal been right | 2 |
she tolde eek how | 2 |
mercy i yow preye | 2 |
plead the titles of | 2 |
it be so that | 2 |
was treacherously killed by | 2 |
venus is the promise | 2 |
father and his grandsire | 2 |
if that ye doon | 2 |
in quiete and in | 2 |
telle or herte may | 2 |
of this world the | 2 |
though al the world | 2 |
and deye i wol | 2 |
turney is allowed but | 2 |
and thou shalt fele | 2 |
and held his hondes | 2 |
and god so wis | 2 |
grace the duchess of | 2 |
nere it that i | 2 |
my lyf to save | 2 |
shal be founde at | 2 |
fortune of the field | 2 |
clene out of his | 2 |
that hem bothe leste | 2 |
oon of this world | 2 |
but who was glad | 2 |
and day by day | 2 |
his father and his | 2 |
ne i sey not | 2 |
as i shal seye | 2 |
his wey him spedde | 2 |
out of this ariete | 2 |
and al the feste | 2 |
to redeem him went | 2 |
as he that coude | 2 |
and venus had the | 2 |
this drede i most | 2 |
as she that was | 2 |
how he may best | 2 |
with stern mars in | 2 |
of this a long | 2 |
saturn is in one | 2 |
tonge telle or herte | 2 |
him of his sorwes | 2 |
had thee in his | 2 |
the sultry tropic fears | 2 |
the beauty of the | 2 |
for it shal been | 2 |
their lords in battle | 2 |
mars and venus in | 2 |
shall plead the titles | 2 |
of al this werk | 2 |
on the other side | 2 |
him bet than he | 2 |
take it for the | 2 |
dresse him up to | 2 |
ther was non other | 2 |
his wit to breyde | 2 |
ought i can espyen | 2 |
and that i yow | 2 |
and with hir tales | 2 |
sin i am thyn | 2 |
and far the blackest | 2 |
for ought he can | 2 |
forth in speche of | 2 |
as men may see | 2 |
as sone as ever | 2 |
and fareth now wel | 2 |
al that ever i | 2 |
self right thus he | 2 |
to do so gret | 2 |
that he was born | 2 |
shal til that i | 2 |
i can not tellen | 2 |
that ever was bigonne | 2 |
he shal yow with | 2 |
morn of cheerful may | 2 |
made he many a | 2 |
whan that hem bothe | 2 |
hid the dagger underneath | 2 |
with hir heres clere | 2 |
through the conquered indies | 2 |
married lady elizabeth howard | 2 |
that ye han herd | 2 |
right now have founden | 2 |
it is me leef | 2 |
with him at the | 2 |
the turney is allowed | 2 |
dutch war of restoration | 2 |
he gan the tyme | 2 |
whan he saugh that | 2 |
he gan him recomaunde | 2 |
with al that mighte | 2 |
it may not be | 2 |
the tyme is faste | 2 |
i sey not this | 2 |
this kinges sone of | 2 |
remedie in this cas | 2 |
i right now have | 2 |
as ever mote i | 2 |
that is to seyn | 2 |
thee in his net | 2 |
as she sat allone | 2 |
the peculiarities of the | 2 |
she nas nat with | 2 |
his fulle might him | 2 |
most detested act of | 2 |
to late is now | 2 |
that to biholde it | 2 |
biddeth eek for hem | 2 |
as to my lady | 2 |
holden him in honde | 2 |
as to myn auctor | 2 |
and i wol doon | 2 |
but for to tellen | 2 |
it be the beste | 2 |
soth for to seyne | 2 |
stern mars in capricorn | 2 |
he tolde him word | 2 |
far the blackest there | 2 |
that to the deeth | 2 |
yeve yow right good | 2 |
is in one of | 2 |
and lat see now | 2 |
at the end of | 2 |
the conquered indies rode | 2 |
bitwixen hope and drede | 2 |
to purpos of my | 2 |
i shal so doon | 2 |
in a luckless place | 2 |
seated in a luckless | 2 |
for tyme is that | 2 |
if that i consente | 2 |
yow right good day | 2 |
of his wit to | 2 |
to hele him of | 2 |
in his net enthralled | 2 |
as she that niste | 2 |
the theban city was | 2 |
for to have of | 2 |
ye knowe eek how | 2 |
he many a wente | 2 |
us stinte of troilus | 2 |
of his sorwes sore | 2 |
his hundred knights attend | 2 |
al this world ther | 2 |
tolde him word and | 2 |
palamon above the rest | 2 |
to the deeth myn | 2 |
but now to purpos | 2 |
and that ye me | 2 |
him word and ende | 2 |
shoop him for to | 2 |
fulle might him to | 2 |
dere herte and al | 2 |
that in his herte | 2 |
that han or been | 2 |
was best to done | 2 |
for to tellen forth | 2 |
upon his fist he | 2 |
his fist he bore | 2 |
one of these signs | 2 |
titles of our love | 2 |
it were a long | 2 |
and let the sisters | 2 |
stille as any stoon | 2 |
the titles of our | 2 |
trowe on any othes | 2 |
bare below the breast | 2 |
your herte and myn | 2 |
and thus she spak | 2 |
that i shal axen | 2 |
enjoined us by mine | 2 |
the last years of | 2 |
nor i with yow | 2 |
him went to hell | 2 |
that troye sholde destroyed | 2 |
thus shal i seyn | 2 |
his fellow to redeem | 2 |
issuing from the wood | 2 |
it is not so | 2 |
for was ther never | 2 |
up and doun ther | 2 |
the dagger underneath the | 2 |
in these verses dryden | 2 |
sone out of this | 2 |
be founde at preve | 2 |
to lete hir go | 2 |
let the sisters cut | 2 |
of this world to | 2 |
mars in capricorn was | 2 |
in he published a | 2 |
a labouring hind in | 2 |
if that it lyke | 2 |
that no man may | 2 |
laureate and historiographer royal | 2 |
verses with the same | 2 |
essay on translated verse | 2 |
twins received the sun | 2 |
thus seyde i never | 2 |
hadde i er now | 2 |
thou shalt wel here | 2 |
as i shal been | 2 |
is allowed but one | 2 |
stinte of troilus a | 2 |
and for the harm | 2 |
wordes seyde he for | 2 |
from out the bars | 2 |
that is to seye | 2 |
god so wis be | 2 |
that i shal seyn | 2 |
but now to yow | 2 |
so be that pees | 2 |
that it shal come | 2 |
him sone out of | 2 |
and by the cause | 2 |
and what it is | 2 |
and doun ther made | 2 |
man of letters in | 2 |
as palamon and arcite | 2 |
the promise of the | 2 |
fellow to redeem him | 2 |
he saugh that she | 2 |
wisly have i ioye | 2 |
in one of these | 2 |
and every wight that | 2 |
now for the love | 2 |
teres from his eyen | 2 |
and gan to syke | 2 |
for ought i wot | 2 |
and al the wyse | 2 |
othere of hir wommen | 2 |
as he sat and | 2 |
many a lusty knight | 2 |
but wel wot i | 2 |
this world ne mighte | 2 |
day began to spring | 2 |
in the sign of | 2 |
gave to the world | 2 |
of the thinges that | 2 |
so hard an herte | 2 |
that i sholde deye | 2 |
that day by day | 2 |
and by the hond | 2 |
and shortly for to | 2 |
herte gan to colde | 2 |
of god that us | 2 |
saturn in the dungeon | 2 |
but as hir man | 2 |
the spirit of his | 2 |
the cause of al | 2 |
that i have in | 2 |
ther is no more | 2 |
she gan in hir | 2 |
for the first time | 2 |
which that i yow | 2 |
on hir for to | 2 |
us that he had | 2 |
history of the english | 2 |
of that thou art | 2 |
day that i was | 2 |
of that is felt | 2 |
men shal it see | 2 |
my lord so dere | 2 |
but for the love | 2 |
within the compass of | 2 |
i woot wel that | 2 |
from the old french | 2 |
won the beauteous emily | 2 |
if that i sholde | 2 |
and doun to winde | 2 |
in this wyse he | 2 |
the deeth myn herte | 2 |
swich is this world | 2 |
i non yvel mene | 2 |
on any othes mo | 2 |
gan up and doun | 2 |
of calidoine and arge | 2 |
to the duchess of | 2 |
of my torment and | 2 |
sin that i am | 2 |
if that my lyf | 2 |
allowed but one career | 2 |
so it happened that | 2 |
so many a lusty | 2 |
which that is my | 2 |
bothe eve and morwe | 2 |
and som men seyn | 2 |
gonnen up to welle | 2 |
that for the beste | 2 |
in al this hevinesse | 2 |
he rist him up | 2 |
hir eft in troye | 2 |
he was killed by | 2 |
this is not all | 2 |
daughter of the rose | 2 |
of palamon and arcite | 2 |
his sorwe for to | 2 |
within the twins received | 2 |
what that he mente | 2 |
wont was yow to | 2 |
i nam but deed | 2 |
my lyf may laste | 2 |
that i yow devyse | 2 |
seyde i never er | 2 |
as ye han herd | 2 |
god that sit above | 2 |
now trowe on any | 2 |
and if i hadde | 2 |
with their plumy pride | 2 |
my torment and my | 2 |
what list yow thus | 2 |
on the death of | 2 |
his herte he thoughte | 2 |
dagger underneath the gown | 2 |
verray wo his wit | 2 |
so bacchus through the | 2 |
ought that i can | 2 |
to come for that | 2 |
and so it happened | 2 |
him at the laste | 2 |
wende for to dye | 2 |
and whan that she | 2 |
sign of the zodiac | 2 |
but hid the dagger | 2 |
and al my knight | 2 |
last half of the | 2 |
a quarter of a | 2 |
of al hir peyne | 2 |
in his armes folde | 2 |
the sisters cut below | 2 |
as he best mighte | 2 |
speke of this matere | 2 |
i shal don al | 2 |
and with a sorwful | 2 |
seen hir eft in | 2 |
quiete and in reste | 2 |
venus in a quartil | 2 |
may within the twins | 2 |
but sin that ye | 2 |
if that he wol | 2 |
hind and the panther | 2 |
at the time of | 2 |
in his beste wyse | 2 |
makes no such statement | 2 |
she that niste what | 2 |
a score of years | 2 |
he leyde him doun | 2 |
that is my lord | 2 |
he niste what he | 2 |
telle him of his | 2 |
and al was wel | 2 |
thou art wys y | 2 |
to pandarus he tolde | 2 |
spedde hem fro the | 2 |
seat of her worship | 2 |
he and al his | 2 |
on that other syde | 2 |
finds his dear purchase | 2 |
the year of his | 2 |
drew near its close | 2 |
writers of the past | 2 |
who shal now trowe | 2 |
that god is of | 2 |
thinges that to comen | 2 |
i roughte nought though | 2 |
for now live i | 2 |
shal now trowe on | 2 |
theseus held his parliament | 2 |
to biholde it was | 2 |
that ye me wolde | 2 |
that so wel can | 2 |
promise of the sun | 2 |
lady bright of hewe | 2 |
for to hele him | 2 |
he gan to syke | 2 |