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quadgram | frequency |
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at the same time | 97 |
in the mean time | 94 |
on the other side | 68 |
in the midst of | 64 |
the duke of guise | 60 |
in the first place | 41 |
give me leave to | 39 |
of the duke of | 37 |
the man of god | 33 |
the king of portugal | 32 |
i know not what | 32 |
is not to be | 32 |
the greatest part of | 32 |
in the name of | 31 |
not so much as | 30 |
i am resolved to | 29 |
the house of commons | 28 |
the rest of the | 28 |
the coast of fishery | 27 |
of the king of | 27 |
seems to have been | 27 |
i vow to gad | 26 |
to the king of | 26 |
for the sake of | 26 |
the end of the | 25 |
the duke of york | 25 |
at the end of | 24 |
the king of bungo | 23 |
in the beginning of | 23 |
on the th of | 23 |
and at the same | 23 |
the conquest of granada | 23 |
that is to say | 22 |
what shall i do | 22 |
one of the most | 22 |
the society of jesus | 22 |
for aught i know | 21 |
so much the more | 20 |
what have i done | 20 |
viceroy of the indies | 20 |
not being able to | 20 |
the author of the | 20 |
at the head of | 20 |
at the sight of | 20 |
for my own part | 19 |
the king of navarre | 19 |
the fathers of the | 19 |
for the most part | 18 |
the nature of the | 18 |
the beginning of the | 18 |
to the earl of | 18 |
on the other hand | 18 |
of the society of | 18 |
i am sure you | 17 |
i am sure i | 17 |
on the death of | 17 |
the viceroy of the | 17 |
it is to be | 17 |
with all my heart | 17 |
the name of the | 17 |
the head of the | 17 |
of the holy man | 17 |
in the person of | 17 |
on the coast of | 17 |
the governor of malacca | 16 |
the captain of the | 16 |
the middle of the | 16 |
at the same moment | 16 |
in the time of | 16 |
the isle del moro | 16 |
as well as the | 16 |
the business of the | 16 |
i know not how | 15 |
by the name of | 15 |
in one of his | 15 |
that he could not | 15 |
the church of england | 15 |
apostle of the indies | 15 |
what will become of | 15 |
the college of st | 15 |
of st francis xavier | 15 |
i must tell you | 15 |
i do not like | 15 |
as if he had | 15 |
of all the world | 15 |
the crown of portugal | 15 |
what think you of | 14 |
college of st paul | 14 |
is one of the | 14 |
if it be not | 14 |
so far as to | 14 |
the conversion of the | 14 |
ought not to be | 14 |
the midst of the | 14 |
to the duke of | 14 |
and the rest of | 14 |
are not to be | 14 |
the person of the | 14 |
to be found in | 14 |
the character of a | 14 |
as if it were | 13 |
it must be so | 13 |
the number of the | 13 |
for the space of | 13 |
the body of the | 13 |
i say no more | 13 |
in the sight of | 13 |
the duke of monmouth | 13 |
the fury of the | 13 |
i would not have | 13 |
at the feet of | 13 |
that he should be | 13 |
works of john dryden | 13 |
the conduct of the | 13 |
to the right honourable | 13 |
he was a man | 13 |
what do you mean | 13 |
fathers of the society | 13 |
as i am a | 13 |
let me tell you | 13 |
the language of the | 13 |
in the face of | 13 |
into the hands of | 13 |
the honour to be | 13 |
you do not know | 13 |
is said to have | 13 |
to the memory of | 13 |
i know what you | 12 |
the fortune of the | 12 |
on the side of | 12 |
to the university of | 12 |
the knowledge of the | 12 |
was one of the | 12 |
what i have said | 12 |
the death of the | 12 |
the sight of the | 12 |
for the conversion of | 12 |
i hope you will | 12 |
the name of jesus | 12 |
i am sure he | 12 |
was not to be | 12 |
as well as i | 12 |
of the last age | 12 |
in the way of | 12 |
put an end to | 12 |
at the port of | 12 |
in process of time | 12 |
what you would say | 12 |
and all the rest | 12 |
paul de sainte foy | 12 |
in favour of the | 12 |
one of his letters | 12 |
for the salvation of | 12 |
in the hands of | 12 |
than any of the | 12 |
by little and little | 12 |
at the foot of | 12 |
if he had not | 12 |
but it is not | 12 |
at the other end | 12 |
he seems to have | 12 |
hence from my sight | 12 |
the latter part of | 11 |
to be rid of | 11 |
the sign of the | 11 |
in spite of all | 11 |
there can be no | 11 |
i have but one | 11 |
the truth of the | 11 |
it shall be so | 11 |
of the house of | 11 |
as if they had | 11 |
to all the world | 11 |
to have been the | 11 |
know what you would | 11 |
the history of the | 11 |
to make use of | 11 |
it will not be | 11 |
i do not love | 11 |
in the middle of | 11 |
upon the point of | 11 |
sign of the cross | 11 |
a member of the | 11 |
there is but one | 11 |
as well as he | 11 |
in the service of | 11 |
he goes to the | 11 |
the duke of arcos | 11 |
if you have any | 11 |
to wait on you | 11 |
i am a man | 11 |
i have been so | 11 |
the hands of the | 11 |
of an heroic poem | 11 |
the second part of | 11 |
i would not be | 11 |
will become of me | 10 |
that he may be | 10 |
if i had not | 10 |
for the honour of | 10 |
i wish i could | 10 |
in the nature of | 10 |
a man of honour | 10 |
in the character of | 10 |
so much as to | 10 |
in the course of | 10 |
i know not why | 10 |
to the kingdom of | 10 |
in the reign of | 10 |
it shall be done | 10 |
the state of innocence | 10 |
that the king of | 10 |
since you are so | 10 |
what shall we do | 10 |
that it was not | 10 |
in the place of | 10 |
the university of oxford | 10 |
in all my life | 10 |
of absalom and achitophel | 10 |
i can no more | 10 |
prologue to the university | 10 |
if he had been | 10 |
the opinion of the | 10 |
i can tell you | 10 |
the salvation of souls | 10 |
as it should be | 10 |
of the college of | 10 |
if there be a | 10 |
that he was not | 10 |
the end of his | 10 |
as if he were | 10 |
with all manner of | 10 |
at the same instant | 10 |
life of the author | 10 |
of it in the | 10 |
under the conduct of | 10 |
the life of st | 10 |
in the kingdom of | 10 |
if he does not | 10 |
and the duke of | 10 |
don john de castro | 10 |
in the habit of | 10 |
the works of john | 10 |
and one of the | 10 |
i am willing to | 10 |
it ought to be | 10 |
i will not be | 10 |
and therefore i will | 10 |
give me your hand | 9 |
in relation to the | 9 |
the rest of my | 9 |
for fear of being | 9 |
i dare not trust | 9 |
i did not think | 9 |
i can hold no | 9 |
i beg your pardon | 9 |
the letter of the | 9 |
of their own accord | 9 |
as i have said | 9 |
the merits of the | 9 |
the apostle of the | 9 |
the description of the | 9 |
epistle dedicatory to the | 9 |
of the nature of | 9 |
on the same subject | 9 |
i am of opinion | 9 |
and so much the | 9 |
if i may be | 9 |
the opening of the | 9 |
have the honour to | 9 |
that you may not | 9 |
the bishop of goa | 9 |
the master of the | 9 |
it is not so | 9 |
to the custom of | 9 |
i shall make bold | 9 |
which he could not | 9 |
is a kind of | 9 |
the foot of the | 9 |
in the mean while | 9 |
according to his custom | 9 |
side of the stage | 9 |
and a life of | 9 |
you will not be | 9 |
i doubt not but | 9 |
one of the greatest | 9 |
if you will not | 9 |
can hold no longer | 9 |
it is impossible to | 9 |
to be made a | 9 |
in your power to | 9 |
the city of london | 9 |
towards the end of | 9 |
was a man of | 9 |
i am content to | 9 |
from the king of | 9 |
the former part of | 9 |
of the kingdom of | 9 |
to my longing arms | 9 |
for the good of | 9 |
as well as in | 9 |
to the end of | 9 |
i have not yet | 9 |
if i do not | 9 |
by force of arms | 9 |
as i may say | 9 |
the return of the | 9 |
greatest part of the | 9 |
on pain of death | 9 |
by the way of | 9 |
would be glad to | 9 |
to the crown of | 9 |
in the choice of | 9 |
with his own hand | 9 |
governor of the indies | 9 |
that there is a | 9 |
appears to have been | 9 |
the king of saxuma | 9 |
by the help of | 9 |
the council of sixteen | 9 |
a word in private | 9 |
the duke of lerma | 9 |
the time of the | 9 |
for i am sure | 9 |
the practice of the | 8 |
in the language of | 8 |
the habit of a | 8 |
in a fair way | 8 |
i do not think | 8 |
the mysteries of our | 8 |
as much as i | 8 |
a life of the | 8 |
the bottom of their | 8 |
it is no wonder | 8 |
do you think i | 8 |
and it is not | 8 |
collected in eighteen volumes | 8 |
the bottom of the | 8 |
the care of heaven | 8 |
in the same manner | 8 |
that they are not | 8 |
the front of the | 8 |
prince of the blood | 8 |
the latter end of | 8 |
the god of the | 8 |
on each side of | 8 |
the hind and panther | 8 |
the manners of the | 8 |
the sacrifice of the | 8 |
according to the custom | 8 |
for your own sake | 8 |
the mysteries of faith | 8 |
because they are not | 8 |
a great part of | 8 |
the authority of the | 8 |
would you have me | 8 |
from time to time | 8 |
to the college of | 8 |
the intention of the | 8 |
find in my heart | 8 |
to the rules of | 8 |
i have heard of | 8 |
now first collected in | 8 |
for love of you | 8 |
in the presence of | 8 |
are to be found | 8 |
what noise is that | 8 |
i hope i shall | 8 |
during the space of | 8 |
i have reason to | 8 |
the place of his | 8 |
to the fathers of | 8 |
you would have me | 8 |
i have endeavoured to | 8 |
in the first act | 8 |
i should be glad | 8 |
at the court of | 8 |
that it was a | 8 |
the nature of a | 8 |
if you please to | 8 |
the man i love | 8 |
the greater part of | 8 |
the king of jafanatapan | 8 |
is not so much | 8 |
within the compass of | 8 |
il duca di guisa | 8 |
any of the rest | 8 |
as not to be | 8 |
honour to be known | 8 |
you are in the | 8 |
every one of them | 8 |
in my own defence | 8 |
at break of day | 8 |
first collected in eighteen | 8 |
the isles del moro | 8 |
i cannot help it | 8 |
can bear no more | 8 |
life of st francis | 8 |
may be allowed to | 8 |
that i have not | 8 |
in his own defence | 8 |
rector of the college | 8 |
in the college of | 8 |
if there be any | 8 |
at the opening of | 8 |
i am out of | 8 |
the meaning of this | 8 |
that you are not | 8 |
i have no reason | 8 |
and it may be | 8 |
in spite of his | 8 |
as if i were | 8 |
what shall i say | 8 |
the custom of the | 8 |
it would have been | 8 |
it is easy to | 8 |
that it is the | 8 |
he was of a | 8 |
as i told you | 8 |
daphnis to my longing | 8 |
to the destruction of | 8 |
if it were not | 8 |
i am come to | 8 |
i would not live | 8 |
in the court of | 8 |
the honour of my | 8 |
the genius of the | 8 |
in love with you | 8 |
in a letter to | 8 |
shall be my care | 8 |
what would you have | 8 |
the rest of his | 8 |
i have lost my | 8 |
voyage to the indies | 8 |
the mercy of the | 8 |
the midst of his | 8 |
by all the gods | 8 |
will be sure to | 7 |
it must not be | 7 |
as one of the | 7 |
i can bear no | 7 |
the college of the | 7 |
the lady of the | 7 |
could not have been | 7 |
sacrifice of the mass | 7 |
to the knowledge of | 7 |
never more to see | 7 |
printed for william miller | 7 |
of the truth of | 7 |
the virtue of the | 7 |
the son of a | 7 |
i have been a | 7 |
the age in which | 7 |
i think i have | 7 |
the face of heaven | 7 |
i am ready to | 7 |
if you would have | 7 |
the assistance of his | 7 |
though i say it | 7 |
for the use of | 7 |
the interest of the | 7 |
in the persons of | 7 |
may have leave to | 7 |
i ask no more | 7 |
were not able to | 7 |
i must call you | 7 |
the dangers of the | 7 |
i could find in | 7 |
of the church of | 7 |
an infinite number of | 7 |
as to what remains | 7 |
quarter of an hour | 7 |
in the height of | 7 |
by the assistance of | 7 |
if it had been | 7 |
all the advantages of | 7 |
to the indian queen | 7 |
let me alone to | 7 |
it is no matter | 7 |
in my power to | 7 |
i know not whether | 7 |
as i would wish | 7 |
forgot to tell you | 7 |
and that i have | 7 |
as well as you | 7 |
of the man of | 7 |
the fathers at rome | 7 |
all of a piece | 7 |
i am not to | 7 |
so much as the | 7 |
in a readiness to | 7 |
leave to tell you | 7 |
james ballantyne and co | 7 |
god of the christians | 7 |
though i could not | 7 |
two hundred and fifty | 7 |
a better opinion of | 7 |
to the governor of | 7 |
when i am gone | 7 |
i would not hear | 7 |
the kingdom of travancore | 7 |
the service of the | 7 |
had the honour to | 7 |
to the conversion of | 7 |
i am glad i | 7 |
seem to have been | 7 |
let me embrace thee | 7 |
do not know how | 7 |
no more of that | 7 |
by james ballantyne and | 7 |
the present condition of | 7 |
him at the same | 7 |
the assistance of the | 7 |
it may be so | 7 |
why do you not | 7 |
the least part of | 7 |
the name of god | 7 |
if i am not | 7 |
own flesh and blood | 7 |
at the point of | 7 |
for the love of | 7 |
no man can be | 7 |
his voyage to japan | 7 |
by reason of the | 7 |
the example of the | 7 |
but there is a | 7 |
let me die but | 7 |
the favour of the | 7 |
a poem on the | 7 |
find a time to | 7 |
on the one side | 7 |
in the preface to | 7 |
i am ashamed to | 7 |
out of the world | 7 |
the tenth satire of | 7 |
as well as to | 7 |
of all the rest | 7 |
under the person of | 7 |
to the honour of | 7 |
in the same house | 7 |
for love of me | 7 |
so far from being | 7 |
nothing was to be | 7 |
the presence of the | 7 |
and it was not | 7 |
which i have done | 7 |
the character of the | 7 |
for a man of | 7 |
a great deal of | 7 |
the people of the | 7 |
called the duke of | 7 |
the college of goa | 7 |
do you mean to | 7 |
i see you are | 7 |
caused him to be | 7 |
second part of the | 7 |
end of the stage | 7 |
of what i have | 7 |
but i am not | 7 |
shall make bold to | 7 |
the citizen turned gentleman | 7 |
the conclusion of the | 7 |
the business of my | 7 |
as if they were | 7 |
of the protestant religion | 7 |
in one of the | 7 |
virtue of holy obedience | 7 |
that shall be nameless | 7 |
by the example of | 7 |
the gift of tongues | 7 |
and both of them | 7 |
goes to the door | 7 |
the prayers of the | 7 |
but i am sure | 7 |
the voyage of china | 7 |
in the bottom of | 7 |
that it is a | 7 |
to confess the truth | 7 |
a friend of mine | 7 |
to give him the | 7 |
i find i am | 7 |
i have a soul | 7 |
and you shall see | 7 |
merits of the cause | 7 |
the servant of god | 7 |
was not able to | 7 |
is no more than | 7 |
not for the world | 7 |
the heads of the | 7 |
if this be not | 7 |
if they had been | 7 |
spite of all his | 7 |
in my heart to | 7 |
i will not hear | 7 |
had been acquainted with | 7 |
that part of the | 7 |
is so far from | 7 |
by the hand of | 7 |
have a mind to | 7 |
of the same nature | 7 |
in the isle of | 7 |
i can assure you | 7 |
a word with you | 7 |
is supposed to be | 7 |
the church of our | 7 |
i am not so | 7 |
to take care of | 7 |
but why do i | 7 |
the sun and moon | 7 |
i know not that | 7 |
thou shalt be my | 7 |
for which he was | 6 |
i thought i had | 6 |
i hope you are | 6 |
if they had not | 6 |
church of our lady | 6 |
vow to gad i | 6 |
that they might be | 6 |
the affairs of the | 6 |
greatest part of them | 6 |
which i have given | 6 |
most noble order of | 6 |
for the preservation of | 6 |
to the opinion of | 6 |
the foundation of the | 6 |
him by the hand | 6 |
but i am resolved | 6 |
some part of the | 6 |
how i have loved | 6 |
by reason of their | 6 |
a man who is | 6 |
made the sign of | 6 |
they are to be | 6 |
part of the play | 6 |
i have done with | 6 |
i do not know | 6 |
against the king of | 6 |
i hope i may | 6 |
the riches of the | 6 |
i am sure my | 6 |
his writ of ease | 6 |
i know he loves | 6 |
to be no more | 6 |
i am to be | 6 |
in the prologue to | 6 |
and that he should | 6 |
for the glory of | 6 |
the persons of the | 6 |
andrews clark memorial library | 6 |
as it would be | 6 |
to the practice of | 6 |
for the duke of | 6 |
that it would be | 6 |
and most obedient servant | 6 |
the will of god | 6 |
i long to be | 6 |
had no need of | 6 |
you shall see me | 6 |
the beauty of the | 6 |
in the principles of | 6 |
and with so much | 6 |
you need not fear | 6 |
the king and queen | 6 |
it could not be | 6 |
have no reason to | 6 |
as soon as ever | 6 |
the hero of the | 6 |
could find in my | 6 |
the excellency of the | 6 |
i could not have | 6 |
would not have you | 6 |
the praises of the | 6 |
i desire to be | 6 |
when it shall be | 6 |
of the earl of | 6 |
to him in his | 6 |
his eyes to heaven | 6 |
none but the brave | 6 |
antonio de sainte foy | 6 |
tragedy epistle dedicatory to | 6 |
and ought to be | 6 |
the instruction of the | 6 |
all the glories of | 6 |
a tragedy epistle dedicatory | 6 |
the love of god | 6 |
which i am sure | 6 |
to save his life | 6 |
if you had not | 6 |
and those who are | 6 |
after the death of | 6 |
in the abyss of | 6 |
i know i am | 6 |
a part of the | 6 |
so much as a | 6 |
the title of a | 6 |
other end of the | 6 |
well as in the | 6 |
of the indian emperor | 6 |
as if you were | 6 |
is one of those | 6 |
for the benefit of | 6 |
the use of the | 6 |
william andrews clark memorial | 6 |
it was impossible for | 6 |
by the king of | 6 |
but now i am | 6 |
in the company of | 6 |
preaching of the gospel | 6 |
all things for the | 6 |
i have told you | 6 |
me the favour to | 6 |
the bill of exclusion | 6 |
by the ministry of | 6 |
to father francis perez | 6 |
i read it in | 6 |
the sight of him | 6 |
a corner of the | 6 |
up his eyes to | 6 |
from the very first | 6 |
that it is not | 6 |
you need not doubt | 6 |
to be a man | 6 |
for all the world | 6 |
know not what to | 6 |
i am so much | 6 |
one of the principal | 6 |
to have been a | 6 |
to be known to | 6 |
i thought you had | 6 |
of the order of | 6 |
and it shall be | 6 |
the th of march | 6 |
take the pains to | 6 |
one of the first | 6 |
hope you will not | 6 |
whom he had brought | 6 |
the side of the | 6 |
to save your life | 6 |
will not leave me | 6 |
who were in the | 6 |
order of the garter | 6 |
i may have leave | 6 |
of juvenal and persius | 6 |
the preaching of the | 6 |
to be taken from | 6 |
on translations from persius | 6 |
of king charles ii | 6 |
some part of his | 6 |
the honour of your | 6 |
you are a man | 6 |
i have a little | 6 |
for fear i should | 6 |
as if there were | 6 |
at the bottom of | 6 |
xavier and his companions | 6 |
at this time of | 6 |
the law of mahomet | 6 |
the law of jesus | 6 |
the king of ternate | 6 |
but how can i | 6 |
they were forced to | 6 |
the number of christians | 6 |
that i could not | 6 |
it is not to | 6 |
at his return from | 6 |
i should have been | 6 |
conversion of the king | 6 |
after he had made | 6 |
the earl of mulgrave | 6 |
of an epic poem | 6 |
to return to the | 6 |
i wish you would | 6 |
if she were a | 6 |
on the like occasion | 6 |
when i have been | 6 |
at the beginning of | 6 |
you have given me | 6 |
one of the chief | 6 |
as who should say | 6 |
that he would not | 6 |
the isle of manar | 6 |
one would have thought | 6 |
dedicatory to the earl | 6 |
i am forced to | 6 |
to go to the | 6 |
the greek and latin | 6 |
from the fury of | 6 |
i fear it is | 6 |
to acquaint the world | 6 |
though i am not | 6 |
the news of his | 6 |
and let me die | 6 |
as soon as he | 6 |
in the conversion of | 6 |
the face of the | 6 |
there is no such | 6 |
i had been a | 6 |
in the management of | 6 |
i have been at | 6 |
of the best and | 6 |
with the help of | 6 |
of those who have | 6 |
for a long time | 6 |
we are obliged to | 6 |
and that he was | 6 |
it was in the | 6 |
the isle of ceylon | 6 |
lord of all the | 6 |
and the best of | 6 |
or ought to be | 6 |
the advantage of the | 6 |
to the duchess of | 6 |
he could not be | 6 |
what should i do | 6 |
is this to be | 6 |
to flesh and blood | 6 |
to the coast of | 6 |
king and no king | 6 |
enter aurelian and camillo | 6 |
noble order of the | 6 |
the good old cause | 6 |
you must not go | 6 |
i may call it | 6 |
why should you be | 6 |
the process of the | 6 |
to find out the | 6 |
that there is no | 6 |
and that it was | 6 |
to the man of | 6 |
i must leave you | 6 |
the censure of the | 6 |
to the end they | 6 |
of one of the | 6 |
each side of the | 6 |
and it is the | 6 |
and that he had | 6 |
according to the laws | 6 |
to be judged by | 6 |
with the spirit of | 6 |
the memory of the | 6 |
i shall be glad | 6 |
the scene of the | 6 |
i am in the | 6 |
it shall be my | 6 |
authors of the reflections | 6 |
should be loth to | 6 |
the spirit of god | 6 |
in honour of the | 6 |
you love me not | 6 |
that i may not | 6 |
in presence of the | 6 |
an hour or two | 6 |
notes on translations from | 6 |
the sake of the | 6 |
i had forgot to | 6 |
as it is the | 6 |
can give no more | 6 |
the other end of | 6 |
business of my life | 6 |
i have had the | 6 |
the weakness of the | 6 |
in the number of | 6 |
i need not tell | 6 |
the castle of xavier | 6 |
to save my life | 6 |
the sixth satire of | 6 |
the other side of | 6 |
of the most noble | 6 |
i am loth to | 6 |
no such thing as | 6 |
as they are going | 6 |
one thing i had | 6 |
i should be loth | 6 |
the duchess of york | 6 |
the subject of your | 6 |
if i have not | 6 |
the burden of the | 6 |
and i will not | 6 |
the same house with | 6 |
he could not have | 6 |
the most noble order | 6 |
i am apt to | 6 |
from the bottom of | 6 |
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before i was aware | 4 |
the death of a | 4 |
all i can say | 4 |
is the effect of | 4 |
you and i will | 4 |
in the coast of | 4 |
the space of three | 4 |
he and i are | 4 |
have been so long | 4 |
i am sure they | 4 |
and at the head | 4 |
will not leave you | 4 |
the departure of the | 4 |
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was put to death | 4 |
for by that name | 4 |
that you should not | 4 |
the story of the | 4 |
looked on it as | 4 |
in the archives of | 4 |
have given us the | 4 |
that they may not | 4 |
the dead of night | 4 |
give me thy hand | 4 |
to whom i owe | 4 |
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my flesh and blood | 4 |
i have already done | 4 |
not fit you should | 4 |
the love of you | 4 |
the study of the | 4 |
a share in the | 4 |
a flash of lightning | 4 |
let me wait on | 4 |
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it at that time | 4 |
think myself obliged to | 4 |
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of good and ill | 4 |
he is going to | 4 |
art the care of | 4 |
was ever such a | 4 |
along by the sea | 4 |
in spite of you | 4 |
father paul de camerine | 4 |
you are so much | 4 |
that i do not | 4 |
me no more of | 4 |
any of the sects | 4 |
to her royal highness | 4 |
not stand with you | 4 |
and yet i cannot | 4 |
the author of this | 4 |
but not for me | 4 |
nothing to do with | 4 |
you see i am | 4 |
so long as he | 4 |
have furnished me with | 4 |
enter prospero and miranda | 4 |
the glory of the | 4 |
other part of the | 4 |
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the model of the | 4 |
of flesh and blood | 4 |
which it may be | 4 |
to the emperor of | 4 |
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in any of his | 4 |
the ministry of the | 4 |
the end of all | 4 |
out of the sea | 4 |
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upon the brink of | 4 |
it is incredible how | 4 |
should have been more | 4 |
that many of them | 4 |
and when i have | 4 |
you have no right | 4 |
to be trusted with | 4 |
the augustan reprint society | 4 |
the duke of mayenne | 4 |
the subject of the | 4 |
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will not hear a | 4 |
in a little space | 4 |
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to say to you | 4 |
religious of the order | 4 |
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i am made a | 4 |
i should not be | 4 |
could live and die | 4 |
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in consideration of the | 4 |
acclamations of the people | 4 |
the violence of the | 4 |
to the brink of | 4 |
of the spanish friar | 4 |
several sorts of verses | 4 |
i can give you | 4 |
take it as a | 4 |
the natives of the | 4 |
from door to door | 4 |
to those who have | 4 |
the salvation of the | 4 |
to each of them | 4 |
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the bottom of his | 4 |
with a good conscience | 4 |
he that is not | 4 |
for the rest of | 4 |
you shall find me | 4 |
out of the church | 4 |
be glad to find | 4 |
and looks as he | 4 |
but who are these | 4 |
going to the indies | 4 |
and to give him | 4 |
the blood of the | 4 |
in all your life | 4 |
but let me die | 4 |
the same time when | 4 |
to bring it to | 4 |
the interests of the | 4 |
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the motions of the | 4 |
the charges of the | 4 |
i have not leisure | 4 |
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now and then to | 4 |
according to his own | 4 |
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like that of a | 4 |
the moral of the | 4 |
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so soon as they | 4 |
thou not blush to | 4 |
an end to all | 4 |
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make use of it | 4 |
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spoken by mr betterton | 4 |
that they will not | 4 |
the sister of the | 4 |
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lifted up his eyes | 4 |
the preservation of the | 4 |
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it to the king | 4 |
you were pleased to | 4 |
to be your wife | 4 |
you shall see how | 4 |
of the city of | 4 |
the title of the | 4 |
you shall give me | 4 |
must have recourse to | 4 |
the cape of good | 4 |
in its proper place | 4 |
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the loss of his | 4 |
the truth of this | 4 |
as a man of | 4 |
what you have said | 4 |
to do you service | 4 |
it seems to have | 4 |
the ministry of preaching | 4 |
service of his neighbour | 4 |
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the time when the | 4 |
to the laws of | 4 |
of so excellent a | 4 |
that one of the | 4 |
in all its parts | 4 |
for one stage to | 4 |
the reason of this | 4 |
those who are in | 4 |
to good or ill | 4 |
who have not only | 4 |
stage to present two | 4 |
of the santa cruz | 4 |
with his own hands | 4 |
according to the rules | 4 |
soon as possibly he | 4 |
with how much ease | 4 |
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the judgment of the | 4 |
the devil and the | 4 |
to the spirit of | 4 |
in the port of | 4 |
the whole course of | 4 |
to my honoured friend | 4 |
on his knees before | 4 |
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the impression of a | 4 |
two or three days | 4 |
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of our lady del | 4 |
me to the heart | 4 |
he alludes to the | 4 |
of albion and albanius | 4 |
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to the service of | 4 |
lingering daphnis to my | 4 |
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in spite of me | 4 |
in which he lived | 4 |
what say you to | 4 |
that i should give | 4 |
the devil his due | 4 |
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my lingering daphnis to | 4 |
he was no sooner | 4 |
have no need of | 4 |
a little piece of | 4 |
with which he was | 4 |
as he is going | 4 |
the court of portugal | 4 |
no longer care for | 4 |
in the third act | 4 |
any of the former | 4 |
because it is the | 4 |
so soon as he | 4 |
that there should be | 4 |
master of the ceremonies | 4 |
you shall excuse me | 4 |
what have you to | 4 |
acted and printed in | 4 |
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the reputation of the | 4 |
the most considerable persons | 4 |
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he writes to father | 4 |
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the dominion of the | 4 |
of the spirit of | 4 |
your faces from the | 4 |
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man of god had | 4 |
it where it is | 4 |
corner of the stage | 4 |
the progress of the | 4 |
of that holy man | 4 |
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of those whom he | 4 |
you would have used | 4 |
that he was an | 4 |
that they might not | 4 |
leave you to the | 4 |
to the house of | 4 |
to get out of | 4 |
he happened to meet | 4 |
essay on dramatic poetry | 4 |
to help me to | 4 |
that heaven can give | 4 |
the good old man | 4 |
are not the same | 4 |
can do all things | 4 |
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in most of his | 4 |
at the other door | 4 |
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him for a wit | 4 |
was so far from | 4 |
in the new world | 4 |
far distant from the | 4 |
of which we have | 4 |
and the conversion of | 4 |
that you may see | 4 |
the space of two | 4 |
in all the world | 4 |
i have been seeking | 4 |
i shall not need | 4 |
what wouldst thou have | 4 |
of the world below | 4 |
to give you the | 4 |
for ever from your | 4 |
so swift a pace | 4 |
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of which you are | 4 |
those who have written | 4 |
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the taste of the | 4 |
the sword of justice | 4 |
he has not yet | 4 |
such a kind of | 4 |
and knight of the | 4 |
the best of the | 4 |
will not be wanting | 4 |
of gold and silver | 4 |
thought you had been | 4 |
thou dost not love | 4 |
the first scene of | 4 |
shall be glad to | 4 |
for the safety of | 4 |
the father of the | 4 |
was there ever such | 4 |
upon the name of | 4 |
light of the gospel | 4 |
i cannot bear it | 4 |
the chance of war | 4 |
to the relation of | 4 |
supposed to be a | 4 |
as i could wish | 4 |
which i have already | 4 |
love in a nunnery | 4 |
with their swords drawn | 4 |
it for my sake | 4 |
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said they would not | 4 |
the persons of their | 4 |
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took the name of | 4 |
at the name of | 4 |
which ought to be | 4 |
of the greek and | 4 |
the love of all | 4 |
he fell into a | 4 |
vote of the house | 4 |
to be a christian | 4 |
scene of the play | 4 |
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there is nothing to | 4 |
the governor of the | 4 |
i have received from | 4 |
could not possibly be | 4 |
it is because i | 4 |
i am a fool | 4 |
the greatness of your | 4 |
by act of state | 4 |
for him i love | 4 |
that if he had | 4 |
hope you are not | 4 |
to see a man | 4 |
can no longer be | 4 |
you are my prisoner | 4 |
the one and the | 4 |
i am sure it | 4 |
i cannot stay to | 4 |
come to my arms | 4 |
and all of them | 4 |
a great deal more | 4 |
have not so much | 4 |
the madness of the | 4 |
for so many years | 4 |
in many of his | 4 |
the rest to me | 4 |
these two long hours | 4 |
or am i dead | 4 |
him to the indies | 4 |
i saw you not | 4 |
if she has wronged | 4 |
if you are not | 4 |
i think you are | 4 |
if it must be | 4 |
sixth satire of juvenal | 4 |
on the day of | 4 |
in the maze of | 4 |
he is in love | 4 |
in the process of | 4 |
by james ballantyne co | 4 |
have been seeking you | 4 |
in a way of | 4 |
princess of the blood | 4 |
in his own language | 4 |
who was one of | 4 |
order of st francis | 4 |
of all the town | 4 |
of the same religion | 4 |
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now is the time | 4 |
to be in a | 4 |
i must make haste | 4 |
not in the least | 4 |
he will not be | 4 |
and let me take | 4 |
no more than you | 4 |
that i can neither | 4 |
stood in need of | 4 |
the honour of his | 4 |
of the society were | 4 |
the most learned of | 4 |
gave them to understand | 4 |
to the orders of | 4 |
the name of father | 4 |
i told you so | 4 |
adventures of don sebastian | 4 |
of the royal society | 4 |
what shall i answer | 4 |
i have to say | 4 |
of the family of | 4 |
our lady del monte | 4 |
god had called him | 4 |
all this is nothing | 4 |
yet i am not | 4 |
the humour of the | 4 |
you are like to | 4 |
good for nothing but | 4 |
of the council of | 4 |
see me no more | 4 |
within this half hour | 4 |
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by the force of | 4 |
for the mission of | 4 |
on the monument of | 4 |
but i may safely | 4 |
bear my last farewell | 4 |
i know you have | 4 |
the th of november | 4 |
of the christian name | 4 |
old as i am | 4 |
may be found in | 4 |
concerning his voyage to | 4 |
it to be the | 4 |
whole life has been | 4 |
the various turns of | 4 |
had never seen a | 4 |
general of the society | 4 |
as it is to | 4 |
to him in the | 4 |
at that time in | 4 |
the duties of christianity | 4 |
the memory of mr | 4 |
this is the most | 4 |
that father xavier was | 4 |
to the study of | 4 |
if you had been | 4 |
the introduction of the | 4 |
with the weight of | 4 |
to be laughed at | 4 |
when once a man | 4 |
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me wait on you | 4 |
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to be carried to | 4 |
the cause of my | 4 |
to whom it is | 4 |
the picture of a | 4 |
more than all the | 4 |
they were no sooner | 4 |
with that of the | 4 |
in two or three | 4 |
enter miranda and dorinda | 4 |
he and his companions | 4 |
exeunt all but the | 4 |
more than i can | 4 |
his part of the | 4 |
it is enough that | 4 |
how often have i | 4 |
bishop of the indies | 4 |
of it to the | 4 |
which was called the | 4 |
as it has been | 4 |
a serjeant at arms | 4 |
the tree of knowledge | 4 |
you need not ask | 4 |
ought to be the | 4 |
as i am an | 4 |
is not half so | 4 |
the song of asaph | 4 |
fit for nothing but | 4 |
be dropt at athens | 4 |
the kingdom of heaven | 4 |
is the same in | 4 |
in such a case | 4 |
did i never see | 4 |
you are the most | 4 |
as much as the | 4 |
turn your faces from | 4 |
under the character of | 4 |
sent me to you | 4 |
to be married to | 4 |
still thou art the | 4 |
knows not how to | 4 |
the choice of words | 4 |
the judges of the | 4 |
in the composition of | 4 |
dost thou not blush | 4 |
that is to be | 4 |
and in the mean | 4 |
the rest of them | 4 |
rather let me perish | 4 |
man of the town | 4 |
if you will be | 4 |
i have often heard | 4 |
and the king of | 4 |
to free themselves from | 4 |
i will not leave | 4 |
and this is the | 4 |
the cause of the | 4 |
in the other world | 4 |
the decorum of the | 4 |
the cardinal of guise | 4 |
any more than the | 4 |
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i could not bear | 4 |
the tyranny of the | 4 |
by the hands of | 4 |
under the reign of | 4 |
the governor of ternate | 4 |
an imitation of nature | 4 |
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that were a wish | 4 |
i dare not speak | 4 |
before the image of | 4 |
his majesties declaration defended | 4 |
the bonzas of amanguchi | 4 |
was not the only | 4 |
part of all the | 4 |
not to be accounted | 4 |
persons of the drama | 4 |
his sword to his | 4 |
return of the chalop | 4 |
a quarter of an | 4 |
do me the favour | 4 |
for a month together | 4 |
i will not say | 4 |
now too late to | 4 |
i have no great | 4 |
why was not i | 4 |
for this time i | 4 |
i should not love | 4 |
it was to be | 4 |
have i for this | 4 |
from the very beginning | 4 |
the immortality of the | 4 |
the strength of the | 4 |
will not be so | 4 |
the representation of the | 4 |
have a better opinion | 4 |
must of necessity be | 4 |
parallel in the play | 4 |
to what he said | 4 |
the honour of the | 4 |
progress of the gospel | 4 |
he would not see | 4 |
in these following words | 4 |
in the fourth act | 4 |
be glad to see | 4 |
betwixt the king and | 4 |
more ways than one | 4 |
the court of bungo | 4 |
a satire on the | 4 |
and is not this | 4 |
the mysteries of christianity | 4 |
by sea and land | 4 |
him in his own | 4 |
of the saint was | 4 |
the appearance of the | 4 |
tragedies of the last | 4 |
but to the end | 4 |
the power of the | 4 |
a young man of | 4 |
when i see him | 4 |
all one for that | 4 |
hid me from the | 4 |
are you sure you | 4 |
the image of the | 4 |
which i have received | 4 |
the action of it | 4 |
the field of battle | 4 |
to his royal highness | 4 |
i am a little | 4 |
i love you more | 4 |
i have such a | 4 |
hope i shall not | 4 |
leave it to the | 4 |
of the play is | 4 |
the reason of the | 4 |
they would not fight | 4 |
and turn your faces | 4 |
to the law of | 4 |
do not mean to | 4 |
a little of the | 4 |
the orders of the | 4 |
i kiss your hand | 4 |
in order to it | 4 |
i will leave her | 4 |
just upon the point | 4 |
up to the scuttle | 4 |
must crave leave to | 4 |
or so much as | 4 |
within these three days | 4 |
for his own particular | 4 |
it will be necessary | 4 |
has been said of | 4 |
when i would have | 4 |
both of them were | 4 |
from the knowledge of | 4 |
the most correct of | 4 |
to let you know | 4 |
yet i have one | 4 |
the fairest of the | 4 |
the cause of his | 4 |
the relief of the | 4 |
the power of love | 4 |
a great number of | 4 |
let me have the | 4 |
that sort of people | 4 |
the person of a | 4 |
you have done more | 4 |
in the dead of | 4 |
to be in love | 4 |
it with the same | 4 |
with the rest of | 4 |
have heard my father | 4 |
not knowing how to | 4 |
and it is to | 4 |
to see this day | 4 |
in the civil wars | 4 |
i have given my | 4 |
stand with you for | 4 |
that point of time | 4 |
of the crown of | 4 |
to bear my last | 4 |
the merit of my | 4 |
i dare not ask | 4 |
the conversion of idolaters | 4 |
would i had been | 4 |
you know i am | 4 |
the world for love | 4 |
the eye of the | 4 |
for i will not | 4 |
and after he had | 4 |
faces from the sun | 4 |
with the duke of | 4 |
was at that time | 4 |
in the practice of | 4 |
the arms of the | 4 |
it is that which | 4 |
the secret of my | 4 |
the hand of a | 4 |
the first author of | 4 |
to be a slave | 4 |
i will be revenged | 4 |
the number of those | 4 |
i was forced to | 4 |
you will not see | 4 |
he would have the | 4 |
to think that i | 4 |
i must not hear | 4 |
be constant to one | 4 |
a man and woman | 4 |
to engage you in | 4 |
i thank the gods | 4 |
the management of the | 4 |
the faith of a | 4 |
the embassy of china | 4 |
better than to be | 4 |
who are out of | 4 |
of one of those | 4 |
censure of the rota | 4 |
i think i shall | 4 |
if i have been | 4 |
i thought to have | 4 |
all sorts of poetry | 4 |
the principles of faith | 4 |
in the close of | 4 |
it to the world | 4 |
it is enough for | 4 |
now the effects of | 4 |
and when they have | 4 |
he had never seen | 4 |
the credit of the | 4 |
the name of great | 4 |
was the occasion of | 4 |
who are in the | 4 |
happens to him in | 4 |
because he is not | 4 |
you are to be | 4 |
all the rest of | 4 |
if i have erred | 4 |
is to be given | 4 |
when they came to | 4 |
that it might not | 4 |
you go to that | 4 |
to all sorts of | 4 |
i know not where | 4 |
had the good fortune | 4 |
to sum up all | 4 |
the intercession of the | 4 |
the world well lost | 4 |
rises out of the | 4 |
it was not in | 4 |
i have given you | 4 |
to make a man | 4 |
to my certain knowledge | 4 |
to make me wretched | 4 |
frequently acted and applauded | 4 |
i am proud to | 4 |
the saviour of the | 4 |
of what he was | 4 |
place of his abode | 4 |
captain of the rabble | 4 |
in a little time | 4 |
the sacrament of penance | 4 |
you do not think | 4 |
and i will be | 4 |
he went to the | 4 |
king john the third | 4 |
the reader will easily | 4 |
to the powers above | 4 |
and give me leave | 4 |
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the fortune of a | 4 |
this it is to | 4 |
be such a man | 4 |
have the honour of | 4 |