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quadgram	frequency
in the midst of	54
at the same time	53
i was obliged to	31
i should have been	27
came to see me	26
on account of the	25
at the end of	25
in such a manner	23
with which i was	22
for the first time	22
of madam de warens	22
from time to time	21
was by no means	21
of madam de luxembourg	20
the rest of my	20
it was necessary to	20
under the necessity of	19
of which i have	19
i am of opinion	18
that i might not	17
in my power to	17
to such a degree	17
that i could not	16
in the course of	16
impossible for me to	16
of which i was	16
for the purpose of	15
which i did not	15
not being able to	15
with respect to the	15
on account of my	15
the rest of the	15
it was impossible to	15
of which i had	15
was the only person	15
the manner in which	15
what i had done	15
to enable me to	14
in which i was	14
from that moment i	14
such a manner as	13
manner in which i	13
to madam de warens	13
i was determined to	13
the end of the	13
to which i was	13
for a long time	13
i ought to have	13
at the house of	13
whether or not i	13
as soon as i	13
a great number of	13
one of the most	13
with whom i was	13
in which i had	13
it would have been	13
with an air of	13
the author of the	13
madam de warens had	12
and of which i	12
in the eyes of	12
i know not what	12
madam de warens was	12
rest of my life	12
in a great measure	12
that it was not	12
to which i had	11
the name of the	11
it was not until	11
if i may so	11
in spite of myself	11
was necessary i should	11
it was necessary i	11
it in my power	11
with madam de warens	11
in the first place	10
as if i had	10
i did not know	10
this was not the	10
of which he was	10
i had no doubt	10
nothing more than a	10
and that of the	10
in a situation to	10
in the service of	10
of the name of	10
the end of my	10
by the side of	10
as well as the	10
but i did not	10
i should not have	10
for the sake of	10
not been able to	9
the island of st	9
by means of the	9
which i had not	9
the chevalier de lorenzy	9
this was the first	9
of a nature to	9
as soon as the	9
of which i shall	9
was not in the	9
i was going to	9
i did not think	9
as it was possible	9
i am inclined to	9
was not to be	9
the only person who	9
the devin du village	9
to whom i had	9
was one of the	9
i was the only	9
to make use of	9
in the name of	9
the midst of my	9
and madam de luxembourg	9
possible for me to	9
for the rest of	9
with whom i had	9
the first time i	9
so far as to	9
at the head of	9
of what i had	9
had a right to	9
a manner as to	9
madam de la popliniere	9
in favor of the	8
i was in a	8
abbe de saint pierre	8
such a degree that	8
i said to myself	8
the comte de friese	8
i should have had	8
the same time that	8
i should have done	8
to madam de luxembourg	8
never been able to	8
it was impossible for	8
ought to have done	8
letters from the mountain	8
have been able to	8
that it was impossible	8
had not the least	8
the history of the	8
the midst of the	8
it appeared to me	8
to whom i was	8
what i had to	8
a part of the	8
spoke to me of	8
to deprive me of	8
without being able to	8
stood in need of	8
i was about to	8
i had not the	8
at the beginning of	8
i was in the	8
it was possible to	8
thought no more of	8
i was no longer	8
the abbe de saint	8
of the king of	8
to that of the	8
by which it was	8
i have already observed	8
two or three times	7
i thought i had	7
the king of prussia	7
which i have never	7
i am going to	7
i have never been	7
the greater part of	7
i had in my	7
i ought not to	7
with which i had	7
but it was not	7
the moment i had	7
which i had been	7
secretary to the embassy	7
the first time in	7
have occasion to speak	7
which i have spoken	7
the effect of the	7
at the expense of	7
my attachment to her	7
i did not go	7
i had to do	7
have never been able	7
of men of letters	7
as long as i	7
i returned to my	7
not in the least	7
when i least expected	7
to see me at	7
it will easily be	7
deprived me of the	7
for the remainder of	7
the service of the	7
in the same manner	7
the house of madam	7
prevailed upon me to	7
i went to see	7
i will not say	7
not permit me to	7
in a state of	7
was impossible for me	7
upon the point of	7
that i did not	7
when i went to	7
i became acquainted with	7
to me on the	7
have since that time	7
time in my life	7
which i was not	7
of the savoyard vicar	7
as there was no	7
at the time i	7
which i could not	7
the letters from the	7
i began to be	7
the cause of my	7
the eyes of the	7
to the end of	7
it will be said	7
will be found amongst	7
at a distance from	7
the cause of it	7
be found amongst my	7
the hotel de luxembourg	7
the house of m	6
the bottom of the	6
which i was determined	6
the king of sardinia	6
not so much as	6
am inclined to think	6
knew not how to	6
in his power to	6
i gave myself up	6
to be able to	6
from madam de warens	6
he had given me	6
in the hands of	6
to dine with him	6
to what a degree	6
at the mercy of	6
one of the best	6
out of the question	6
on the subject of	6
which was by no	6
had the patience to	6
quarter of an hour	6
of the same kind	6
i know not by	6
more at my ease	6
the facility with which	6
such a degree as	6
i saw nothing but	6
a degree as to	6
be judged of by	6
the success of my	6
the day on which	6
in which i lived	6
with whom he was	6
on the footing of	6
dear madam de warens	6
be under the necessity	6
by whom it was	6
i could no longer	6
it was not in	6
i was sensible of	6
to come and see	6
the pleasure of seeing	6
that i was not	6
i was to be	6
from a motive of	6
i should not be	6
know not by what	6
i could have wished	6
boy de la tour	6
and the only one	6
by which i was	6
the prince of conti	6
more than all the	6
in the office of	6
on which account i	6
in consequence of the	6
as well as myself	6
and i could not	6
course of my life	6
gave me to understand	6
at the same instant	6
he came to see	6
in a few words	6
found amongst my papers	6
as soon as possible	6
i had not yet	6
ill state of health	6
on the point of	6
my dear madam de	6
and from that moment	6
i had nothing to	6
i thought i could	6
and i did not	6
the appearance of the	6
whom i did not	6
as if it had	6
in what manner i	6
may so express myself	6
about the same time	6
i have just spoken	6
the time of my	6
what was necessary to	6
a few days afterwards	6
the council of state	6
in which it was	6
in the place of	6
that i should have	6
me to go to	6
to me in the	6
me on the subject	6
which i was the	6
it is impossible for	6
he was a man	6
i was far from	6
and that i should	6
the most tender friendship	6
which i have just	6
than i should have	6
never in my life	6
the head of the	6
to the knowledge of	6
would have been a	6
i was not a	6
me to do it	6
without saying a word	6
i was unwilling to	6
to take advantage of	6
said not a word	6
the appearance of a	6
a man of the	6
proposed to me to	6
count de la roque	6
a thousand times more	6
for whom i had	6
me to understand that	6
and that i had	6
i stood in need	6
at the hotel de	6
moment in which i	6
i may so express	6
the count de la	6
to be in the	6
the sole purpose of	5
i think i have	5
not by what means	5
was the effect of	5
i thought i was	5
conceived a friendship for	5
it may be judged	5
the produce of the	5
i may so speak	5
the subject of the	5
as to make me	5
what i should have	5
the midst of his	5
the middle of the	5
for the sole purpose	5
and at the same	5
i did not perceive	5
and since that time	5
it was in this	5
i know not how	5
had been in the	5
i had the pleasure	5
to make the most	5
the heart of man	5
whether or not it	5
and in which i	5
and i did it	5
in the most cruel	5
of the comte de	5
i have before mentioned	5
to speak to her	5
had no doubt of	5
at the castle of	5
to expose myself to	5
first time in my	5
the history of my	5
to have the least	5
by madam de warens	5
for a considerable time	5
an account of the	5
it was with the	5
i am obliged to	5
as i had been	5
a man of wit	5
was the only one	5
no means calculated to	5
would not have been	5
for my part i	5
it into his head	5
as i have already	5
to be the case	5
one of the three	5
the only one i	5
which i had the	5
it will be seen	5
was a man of	5
a member of the	5
i had spoken of	5
whilst i was at	5
which i had just	5
until a long time	5
he wrote to me	5
in my whole life	5
by the aid of	5
which will be found	5
and among the rest	5
had no doubt but	5
and which i have	5
that in which i	5
nothing more than the	5
the decline of life	5
on the part of	5
to attribute to me	5
at madam de warens	5
in return for the	5
in the month of	5
at the bottom of	5
i should certainly have	5
in which i found	5
as i had done	5
gave myself up to	5
i have before observed	5
what is still more	5
which my heart was	5
and i had the	5
which i had so	5
in which i have	5
in the middle of	5
who called themselves my	5
to me to be	5
did not permit me	5
me upon the subject	5
the sight of the	5
the side of the	5
a young man of	5
the course of my	5
to do with the	5
with madam de luxembourg	5
i had the honor	5
with which i have	5
the expenses of my	5
after the death of	5
without the aid of	5
the count de favria	5
of the council of	5
i have since that	5
had the pleasure of	5
to quit the hermitage	5
had it in my	5
two or three years	5
having it in my	5
i was struck with	5
it was not for	5
nothing could be more	5
the aid of the	5
and that i might	5
three or four days	5
the least concern about	5
i have reason to	5
to end my days	5
in the manner i	5
as soon as he	5
with which he was	5
the only one who	5
at the sight of	5
to me of the	5
by no means calculated	5
i know not whether	5
that i was obliged	5
will be found in	5
make the most of	5
for the most part	5
my dictionary of music	5
for a few days	5
was upon the point	5
i have been able	5
would have been less	5
in a short time	5
the first part of	5
as well as in	5
to the care of	5
i went to the	5
my ill state of	5
for me to do	5
the name of a	5
than all the rest	5
the state of my	5
i had it in	5
will be seen hereafter	5
in the island of	5
in love with her	5
for no other reason	5
is impossible for me	5
i was the more	5
suffering myself to be	5
the part of the	5
of the coterie holbachique	5
rest of my days	5
to me as a	5
and i was not	5
which i was to	5
suffer myself to be	5
but i was so	5
i thought i perceived	5
me at the same	5
what he had done	5
as i should have	5
to return to it	5
as it should be	5
and as soon as	5
such a manner that	5
it may be supposed	5
two or three days	5
the course of the	5
was far from being	5
five or six weeks	5
i was at the	5
by whom i was	5
it into my head	5
what i had written	5
in the same situation	5
to go and see	5
the castle of montmorency	5
was not the first	5
into the hands of	5
for which i was	5
a man who had	5
that i might be	5
i was not sufficiently	5
to give me a	5
to the house of	5
took it into my	5
i took it into	5
on my arrival at	5
a good kind of	5
i never in my	5
had i been in	5
to induce me to	5
at least that i	5
the moment in which	5
the moment i was	5
have already observed that	5
if i did not	5
the execution of it	5
by which they were	5
i did not understand	5
the end of it	5
me two or three	5
of the same opinion	5
of which i speak	5
on the next day	5
to me upon the	5
of the abbe de	5
to the hotel de	5
that i had not	5
called themselves my friends	5
and it will be	5
said i to myself	5
the honor to be	5
a long time afterwards	5
with which it was	5
did not wish to	4
myself the least concern	4
anything of the kind	4
i should have thought	4
who at that time	4
not go to the	4
could not refrain from	4
of my life has	4
me to go and	4
i mentioned it to	4
in favor of my	4
i did was to	4
remainder of his life	4
might have been supposed	4
in the presence of	4
with which she inspired	4
an idea of the	4
as i have before	4
received a letter from	4
i am certain i	4
he spoke to me	4
the arrival of the	4
have the honor to	4
may easily be conceived	4
the people of berne	4
suffered myself to be	4
i wrote to him	4
five or six years	4
in proportion to the	4
i had no sooner	4
the duke of modena	4
the same time i	4
in consequence of this	4
not to be found	4
i wrote him a	4
no idea of the	4
into his head to	4
fill up the void	4
who were at venice	4
been in my power	4
beginning to the end	4
author of the libel	4
i do not know	4
in the opinion of	4
to madam le vasseur	4
season of the year	4
of the devin du	4
day after my arrival	4
ought to have been	4
had the happiness to	4
the next day i	4
i said to her	4
ought not to have	4
to partake of it	4
with any degree of	4
to reside in the	4
did not choose to	4
i did not even	4
several times to see	4
i received from the	4
the ill success of	4
it was possible for	4
midst of so many	4
had no inclination to	4
of three hundred livres	4
had the folly to	4
with an intention to	4
was not necessary to	4
the idea of my	4
nothing of the matter	4
to dissuade me from	4
after the publication of	4
in the way of	4
the rest of her	4
of what had passed	4
whole course of my	4
the whole of the	4
of being acquainted with	4
in the manner of	4
could not bear to	4
had induced me to	4
it might have been	4
from the bosom of	4
on account of his	4
had in my pocket	4
could not fail to	4
on the other hand	4
in the house of	4
the pleasures of life	4
in such a situation	4
put a period to	4
if i had been	4
he was obliged to	4
upon the subject of	4
in which i am	4
me on this occasion	4
nothing more was necessary	4
i would willingly have	4
but this was not	4
it was not so	4
i would not have	4
had it not been	4
the remainder of my	4
in the bosom of	4
soon as i had	4
necessary to enable me	4
which had brought me	4
after i had left	4
and i am of	4
the king of poland	4
i sometimes went to	4
it is true that	4
it was not the	4
to inspire me with	4
had nothing to do	4
i continued my journey	4
he communicated to me	4
with two or three	4
had appeared to me	4
a few days after	4
poor madam de warens	4
at the time of	4
would have been necessary	4
do me an injury	4
to have recourse to	4
as long as he	4
i took advantage of	4
was so agreeable to	4
the next morning i	4
for several years past	4
i should have died	4
the good graces of	4
in whose house i	4
in the bottom of	4
and by this means	4
madam de luxembourg to	4
or not i was	4
which my mind was	4
a friendship for me	4
be that as it	4
at the age of	4
it could not be	4
of the house of	4
i received from madam	4
the whole course of	4
had spoken of it	4
me to such a	4
i do not believe	4
i had only to	4
of a young woman	4
at the thought of	4
but in a manner	4
a word to me	4
good kind of woman	4
to go to england	4
me as a crime	4
more agreeable to me	4
of those by whom	4
i attached myself to	4
a man of merit	4
it was not to	4
the situation of the	4
for what reason i	4
was pleased with the	4
the abbe de gauvon	4
was in want of	4
the beginning to the	4
from this time i	4
be what it would	4
the time of which	4
it was my duty	4
to this effect i	4
what a degree i	4
facility with which i	4
which i had never	4
but it was impossible	4
as if he had	4
i had already been	4
of one of the	4
but i am of	4
of the lake of	4
to furnish me with	4
time of which i	4
given me by the	4
prevail upon me to	4
in the same house	4
the care of the	4
shut up in my	4
i thought i might	4
had the goodness to	4
i had written to	4
spoke of it to	4
that i should not	4
inquire after my health	4
myself at her feet	4
as i had not	4
as a kind of	4
if i had not	4
of a man who	4
and that he had	4
had no idea of	4
in a kind of	4
be judged whether or	4
to madam de larnage	4
should not have had	4
and to whom i	4
time to time i	4
the remembrance of these	4
even madam de warens	4
with the utmost difficulty	4
i am ignorant what	4
about my own age	4
in the flower of	4
the midst of a	4
an account of my	4
i have not been	4
after the manner of	4
from the beginning to	4
of the means of	4
the manner of the	4
took it into his	4
which i was surrounded	4
and which she had	4
on the side of	4
i shall never forget	4
deprive me of the	4
i had so much	4
sometimes went to see	4
to dispose of me	4
contrary to my inclination	4
much about the same	4
to pass the winter	4
was not the case	4
i found myself in	4
had not been able	4
there was not a	4
which i should not	4
one after the other	4
madam de luxembourg had	4
at my own expense	4
i shall soon have	4
would have been to	4
in which i should	4
he was fond of	4
to set off the	4
myself up to the	4
did not make me	4
to inquire after my	4
determined to set off	4
madam boy de la	4
the whole time of	4
i had a right	4
judged whether or not	4
have been sufficient to	4
but the moment i	4
is one of those	4
i have ever been	4
the direction of the	4
would have been sufficient	4
no other reason than	4
let any one judge	4
i thought i should	4
which madam de warens	4
after my return to	4
had taken care to	4
first part of my	4
my heart beat with	4
i was so much	4
the day after my	4
i can truly say	4
my life in which	4
was the first and	4
as i had imagined	4
an air of mystery	4
and far from being	4
that of which i	4
in the morning i	4
the expense of the	4
the situation in which	4
i could think of	4
to do me an	4
since that time frequently	4
out of the city	4
which i am going	4
at the hermitage and	4
not one of the	4
was not the least	4
in my first part	4
my heart was full	4
who was fond of	4
in a transport of	4
was my duty to	4
to the pleasure of	4
as will be seen	4
the age in which	4
house of madam de	4
and sent it to	4
did not go to	4
the only one of	4
the resolution i had	4
in the decline of	4
a man who was	4
in the heart of	4
the course of a	4
which i felt myself	4
with all my heart	4
it is impossible to	4
as much pleasure as	4
wrote to madam de	4
i do not recollect	4
name i have forgotten	4
nothing to do with	4
be glad to see	4
with the idea of	4
and was obliged to	4
into my head to	4
and that it was	4
time i had to	4
in spite of my	4
for i could not	4
the moment i saw	4
by this means i	4
for me to be	4
found it impossible to	4
since that time i	4
the first and only	4
sufficient to make me	4
the profession of faith	4
the author of it	4
was at that time	4
a great deal to	4
if it had been	4
a manner that i	4
i had to say	4
i wrote to madam	4
as i passed through	4
this was the case	4
i wrote to m	4
what is still worse	4
i was upon the	4
however this may be	4
not the first time	4
the arms of the	4
the same time to	4
twenty years of age	4
with the abbe de	4
to profit by it	4
went to see the	4
have the honor of	4
the remainder of his	4
i had reason to	4
of it in the	4
first time i had	4
i had no longer	4
profession of faith of	4
to walk in the	4
the fear of being	4
been under the necessity	4
for which i had	4
a great part of	4
it was not possible	4
my journey to geneva	4
coming to see me	4
it will soon appear	4
have been necessary to	4
the beginning of the	4
had the honor of	4
i returned to the	4
the mercy of the	4
of whom i shall	4
was the only thing	4
having been able to	4
i had recourse to	4
the inequality of mankind	4
not knowing how to	4
had an inclination to	4
was nothing more than	4
he ought to have	4
such a one as	4
as if they had	4
i suffered myself to	4
in the same chamber	4
the only one that	4
as far as i	4
by whom they were	4
and i was obliged	4
had not time to	4
a single word of	4
to my recollection the	4
which it was necessary	4
no more of the	4
put an end to	4
to make me a	4
i have no doubt	4
i knew not what	4
giving myself the least	4
until then i had	4
when i saw her	4
that i should be	4
the least appearance of	4
during the whole of	4
was necessary to make	4
the beauty of the	4
and one of the	4
to procure me a	4
of the new eloisa	4
the midst of so	4
i was not in	4
i was not deceived	4
to live with her	4
freedom of the theatre	4
ward off the blow	4
occasion to speak of	4
was not until after	4
i expected to find	4
more was necessary to	3
he said to me	3
to me on this	3
had to do with	3
the rights of persons	3
discourse on the inequality	3
to make me more	3
of madam de larnage	3
had disposed of my	3
for the execution of	3
without my being able	3
i could not avoid	3
i might not have	3
of becoming acquainted with	3
spared no pains to	3
which she did not	3
of the public and	3
relieved from my fears	3
i had been a	3
was such as to	3
eyes of the public	3
with the means of	3
i should have preferred	3
went to walk in	3
defray the expenses of	3
was the first time	3
on account of some	3
were it possible to	3
and it was not	3
i could not easily	3
i had seen her	3
which might have been	3
i had for several	3
with a degree of	3
in the good graces	3
go and see her	3
of the waters of	3
soon as i was	3
i did not choose	3
been the cause of	3
am now speaking of	3
as if nothing had	3
madam de luxembourg and	3
a short time to	3
that i could scarcely	3
so well that it	3
take advantage of it	3
that as it may	3
to any person whatsoever	3
much of the same	3
acquainted with the abbe	3
the first two parts	3
for the person who	3
whose name i have	3
this did not prevent	3
for no other purpose	3
took the liberty to	3
my passion for madam	3
was the more sensible	3
of which i stood	3
that was to be	3
madam de luxembourg would	3
the bent of my	3
the produce of this	3
of an honest man	3
herself into my arms	3
the habit of living	3
that i had in	3
if i dare use	3
but on account of	3
was of service to	3
orders of the council	3
a day or two	3
and said to me	3
the plan of a	3
least expected anything of	3
i have just related	3
the abbe de malby	3
by the excess of	3
a greater degree of	3
in the world to	3
who had the care	3
of madam d houdetot	3
in what manner it	3
the absence of her	3
in which he had	3
had the weakness to	3
to the embassy from	3
it will not be	3
age in which i	3
the more i have	3
had i been less	3
did not think proper	3
gave me the first	3
least that i know	3
which i had for	3
know not for what	3
well disposed towards me	3
to give her a	3
times to see me	3
from what i really	3
the eyes of madam	3
done a great deal	3
at my return to	3
day on which i	3
of the count de	3
and my confidence in	3
principles i had just	3
is that of the	3
from the first moment	3
to me she was	3
come and see me	3
to those by whom	3
which i could never	3
to come and live	3
middle of the lake	3
wrote to me that	3
the marquis de lhopital	3
which i proposed to	3
he was pleased to	3
the only real friend	3
did not in the	3
was in a manner	3
the cause of these	3
time to think of	3
for a single moment	3
as if she had	3
the maitre d hotel	3
in this manner i	3
in the state to	3
of my life in	3
long as it was	3
the authority of the	3
me to return to	3
and from that time	3
great part of my	3
i was convinced that	3
it was i who	3
and i was the	3
my manner of thinking	3
to inform me of	3
came several times to	3
of the best men	3
to live in the	3
what could i do	3
my residence at the	3
at any other time	3
the situation i was	3
the continuation of his	3
i had never been	3
had it been in	3
either at that time	3
to restore me to	3
an impression on my	3
i thought no more	3
appeared to me to	3
to the utmost of	3
myself at his feet	3
common to my age	3
it was possible i	3
had recourse to the	3
the house of the	3
of my not being	3
i think of the	3
but she had a	3
and made no doubt	3
was a very good	3
to a man of	3
which it was preceded	3
book and the author	3
i was desirous of	3
am inclined to believe	3
and the rest of	3
and as i had	3
the subject of which	3
was obliged to be	3
of the most amiable	3
enable me to live	3
devin du village was	3
myself without reserve to	3
madam de warens made	3
to get out of	3
by means of his	3
and at the end	3
that it would be	3
she had not the	3
her friendship for me	3
go out of the	3
is it possible to	3
sent it to rey	3
i determined not to	3
of this kind of	3
should i have been	3
be in the wrong	3
i have to say	3
to the danger of	3
her would have been	3
i do not understand	3
the recollection of the	3
her to whom i	3
i wished to take	3
annuity of three hundred	3
the worst of it	3
kiss of the hand	3
had a taste for	3
go and see him	3
i heard no more	3
what i had read	3
to become a member	3
to me with the	3
stand in need of	3
the honor of being	3
letter was as follows	3
should be under the	3
my being able to	3
i could not but	3
success of my first	3
it will naturally be	3
i went into the	3
and in which he	3
i am now speaking	3
seven or eight days	3
i only wished to	3
i had taken to	3
have been in the	3
of the situation of	3
i least expected anything	3
to the lord marshal	3
i had forgotten it	3
the fate of the	3
which i was very	3
which i have since	3
between him and myself	3
him to do it	3
i thought of my	3
the only thing that	3
i should be less	3
had written to me	3
i felt the whole	3
all those to whom	3
the severe principles i	3
noise in the world	3
the marquis de bonac	3
to arrive at the	3
i had disposed of	3
was not guilty of	3
the nature of the	3
he gave me the	3
i did not at	3
to come to me	3
with the charm of	3
of the foundling hospital	3
to defray the expenses	3
i perceived nothing but	3
any one of them	3
the desire i had	3
the presence of the	3
out of the island	3
which it might have	3
speak of it in	3
pass the winter in	3
know not whether it	3
had nothing more to	3
from that time i	3
so affected that i	3
to the comte de	3
appeared to have been	3
to the same effect	3
i should not remain	3
in the social contract	3
going to live with	3
i wished to do	3
to the execution of	3
not for me to	3
that a man who	3
it was in vain	3
of the lord marshal	3
i knew she was	3
called to my recollection	3
i amused myself with	3
and during the two	3
are not to be	3
of val de travers	3
i was permitted to	3
i was guilty of	3
to appear during my	3
of what passed in	3
the hand by which	3
master of my own	3
i am no longer	3
i was under the	3
eight or ten days	3
we are no longer	3
from whom i had	3
to suffer me to	3
the moment i should	3
the levite of ephraim	3
in the situation i	3
the book and the	3
gave me the most	3
was so far from	3
different from what i	3
had been at the	3
made an impression on	3
a quarter of an	3
disposed of my children	3
i was the most	3
to go to the	3
and by no means	3
a number of little	3
no doubt but this	3
thousand livres a year	3
of the goodness of	3
the foot of the	3
had the courage to	3
went to see him	3
as i could make	3
which prevented me from	3
the reason of the	3
was in the press	3
to think of me	3
much about this time	3
saw nothing but madam	3
were nothing more than	3
was not much less	3
reside at the hermitage	3
by little and little	3
but i have not	3
one of them was	3
manner as to produce	3
mentioned it to her	3
i became attached to	3
the beating of my	3
as well as that	3
whom i was recommended	3
the value of it	3
the republic of letters	3
that for which i	3
not on this account	3
my imagination was so	3
i ran into the	3
pressed me so much	3
and by that means	3
of the highest rank	3
he took care to	3
those by whom they	3
threw myself on the	3
of a man of	3
a kiss of the	3
eight or nine years	3
the point of death	3
no one but myself	3
as were necessary to	3
a degree that i	3
at length determined to	3
will be judged of	3
when in her presence	3
and without the least	3
on account of their	3
i was seized with	3
which i was charged	3
during my residence at	3
i did not see	3
to me than the	3
of which i am	3
returned me no answer	3
i could not be	3
had the appearance of	3
see him at paris	3
i had the mortification	3
in the first part	3
a distance from the	3
expose myself to it	3
that not one of	3
which induced me to	3
all i could say	3
that if i did	3
of my early youth	3
the act of tasso	3
without speaking a word	3
i made myself a	3
will be sufficient to	3
i might not be	3
after my establishment at	3
to conceal from him	3
of the sincerity of	3
to the bosom of	3
went into the garden	3
to quit the country	3
well as that of	3
acquainted with each other	3
a man for whom	3
and in the midst	3
more interesting to me	3
at that time or	3
the most proper to	3
or not it was	3
and manner of living	3
what i have to	3
the object of it	3
at a great distance	3
he was a good	3
that time i never	3
during the whole time	3
me more than all	3
enter into her views	3
two or three of	3
was so pleased with	3
and the effect of	3
made no doubt that	3
which i shall hereafter	3
the return of spring	3
and that she had	3
part of my memoirs	3
i could not bear	3
troubling my head about	3
i did not wish	3
was the son of	3
with which my mind	3
and the cause of	3
and the count de	3
to yield to the	3
though i did not	3
me even to tears	3
of a kind of	3
at which i was	3
little time i had	3
this manner of life	3
i had never thought	3
dare use the expression	3
of the prince of	3
madam de luxembourg was	3
of much the same	3
the winter in the	3
would have been well	3
i had read the	3
to see him at	3
the abbe de st	3
in a friendly manner	3
good graces of madam	3
the favorite of the	3
the remainder of the	3
why did i not	3
i was afraid of	3
neither better nor worse	3
the count de gauvon	3
madam le vasseur and	3
threw myself at her	3
is by no means	3
to become acquainted with	3
impression on me than	3
four or five times	3
during which time i	3
in less than a	3
towards the end of	3
eighty years of age	3
in his own country	3
had never thought of	3
i perceived i had	3
in his own name	3
of the parliament of	3
have reason to believe	3
of the muses gallantes	3
a situation i had	3
is the only one	3
wrote to me from	3
and i am convinced	3
at the journey of	3
whom i had been	3
she gave me to	3
thing i did was	3
that time frequently thought	3
and when i heard	3
my heart full of	3
which i had in	3
my acquaintance with m	3
and that i was	3
the care of my	3
in matters of religion	3
at length i arrived	3
which he ought to	3
by order of the	3
i could not possibly	3
i have spoken of	3
at the feet of	3
had no occasion to	3
used every effort to	3
to which my heart	3
different from that of	3
knew how to make	3
to take care of	3
and in a manner	3
possible to do it	3
was a matter of	3
of which she had	3
the banks of the	3
the subject of them	3
a part of my	3
the first idea of	3
which i should have	3
there would have been	3
she could not conceive	3
i was not absolutely	3
on my own account	3
a man of sense	3
had given me a	3
and madam de warens	3
and this was the	3
to know how to	3
not one of them	3
the house of a	3
the wife of a	3
on which i was	3
whom i was not	3
as a means of	3
it was by no	3
it is too late	3
judged of by the	3
without giving myself the	3
the respect due to	3
took with me the	3
the idea of a	3
there was not one	3
in possession of my	3
i was nothing more	3
of the charm of	3
the key of the	3
i could not conceive	3
as i was not	3
to join in the	3
with whom we were	3
i found it impossible	3
occurred to my mind	3
of the persons who	3
enable me to support	3
by whom she was	3
i fell into a	3
of being obliged to	3
bottom of the garden	3
with the wife of	3
in its utmost extent	3
out of the world	3
the person who had	3
what was become of	3
the end of this	3
not being of a	3
head was filled with	3
i had no inclination	3
a taste for the	3
up in my chamber	3
she was fond of	3
i know not why	3
to do with it	3
of the continuation of	3
would have made me	3
i had been so	3
madam depinay the following	3
country in which i	3
those with whom i	3
the appearance of it	3
as much as it	3
in common with the	3
i could not imagine	3
i was born to	3
i was too much	3
the remembrance of the	3
i shall hereafter have	3
to any other person	3
not knowing what else	3
i can safely assert	3
endeavored to make me	3
the intimate friend of	3
come to see me	3
to give her the	3
i had until then	3
to the king of	3
so contrary to my	3
it was too late	3
i dare use the	3
letter from madam de	3
i paid no attention	3
which she inspired me	3
moment i was alone	3
was very glad to	3
the hands of m	3
a woman of great	3
of which i cannot	3
expected anything of the	3
i cannot refrain from	3
as i did not	3
persons of the highest	3
with the greatest truth	3
giving me to understand	3
i was on the	3
faith of the savoyard	3
had taught me to	3
the first thing i	3
in my own house	3
of the reach of	3
my freedom of the	3
it was not that	3
to write to him	3
the company of madam	3
myself in such a	3
he had spoken of	3
had the care of	3
it was the first	3
as i was in	3
the memoir i had	3
could not but be	3
in the height of	3
the character of the	3
under the name of	3
my head was filled	3
the least doubt of	3
to be acquainted with	3
an officer in the	3
but the remembrance of	3
must have been extremely	3
brought me back to	3
could have wished to	3
he would have been	3
that i have been	3
to give him a	3
as soon as my	3
the difficulty was to	3
received from madam de	3
man for whom i	3
from madam de luxembourg	3
and with whom i	3
i had never before	3
i chose rather to	3
and was far from	3
if there is a	3
i had no idea	3
the bridge of st	3
like that of the	3
prevented me from enjoying	3
persons to whom i	3
i should be under	3
opposite to each other	3
i had too much	3
the consent of the	3
did not so much	3
of faith of the	3
was in some measure	3
which i had given	3
at the spiritual concert	3
the state to which	3
an absolute stranger to	3
served me as a	3
bottom of my heart	3
go to the castle	3
the cause of this	3
the footing of a	3
it is easy to	3
from her own country	3
which i am now	3
the excess of his	3
had i not been	3
with respect to me	3
who was one of	3
those by whom it	3
me to the most	3
paid no attention to	3
shall soon have occasion	3
it been in my	3
she came to see	3
was not likely to	3
what i had composed	3
had been guilty of	3
become a member of	3
so much as a	3
to which it was	3
i was as much	3
which i had read	3
now return to my	3
that it was necessary	3
first and only time	3
the nature of his	3
the idea alone of	3
knowing what else to	3
to force me to	3
and at my return	3
pass over in silence	3
that during the whole	3
of all the works	3
me in the most	3
of a different opinion	3
was possible to do	3
to one of my	3
and i should have	3
to a greater degree	3
the conclusion of the	3
after my own heart	3
i was not the	3
it is almost impossible	3
bosom of the church	3
the manners of the	3
if they had been	3
i had given him	3
be found in the	3
that i know of	3
my letter to dalembert	3
to return to my	3
on the inequality of	3
sent to inquire after	3
the sentiment of my	3
and that if i	3
of the age in	3
that time i have	3
after my arrival at	3
of which i became	3
all to no purpose	3
and of this i	3
the bottom of my	3
had the mortification to	3
at the palais royal	3
it has been seen	3
far from suspecting the	3
had gained the premium	3
how was it possible	3
call to my recollection	3
the last degree of	3
on that of the	3
to go out of	3
my return to paris	3
the air of the	3
the work of a	3
that it was the	3
after the departure of	3
i had been guilty	3
to live with the	3
notwithstanding all i could	3
me to write the	3
made me a present	3
of that of the	3
was an honest man	3
and that it is	3
found it necessary to	3
man of wit and	3
i know not where	3
i have the honor	3
which i stood in	3
was sensible of the	3
in the most agreeable	3
the works of the	3
became acquainted with m	3
have occurred to me	3
from morning till night	3
from a fear of	3
whom i have spoken	3
without reserve to the	3
of my attachment to	3
those to whom i	3
me a good deal	3
whose friendship for me	3
i have passed my	3
upon the road to	3
news of madam de	3
to persuade me to	3
by means of a	3
to reside at the	3
on the th of	3
the study of the	3
of whom i have	3
i wished to see	3
in the absence of	3
the subject of conversation	3
the end of her	3
letter i wrote to	3
me with the greatest	3
i felt for her	3
in my own mind	3
to do with a	3
impression upon my mind	3
soon have occasion to	3
not a doubt of	3
no doubt of the	3
and it was to	3
which i had made	3
at an age when	3
when i should have	3
had been witness to	3
to be found at	3
of the same nature	3
so long a time	3
the bailiff of nidau	3
the only one in	3
spoke to me in	3
of the pleasures of	3
i had in view	3
rescripts of the king	3
at the foot of	3
i have not the	3
i have always considered	3
i could have been	3
that i may not	3
was at this time	3
was flattered by the	3
me a kind of	3
for the next day	3
to return to the	3
it would not be	3
from the hermitage to	3
appear during my lifetime	3
which remained to me	3
i might not expose	3
by i know not	3
never entered my mind	3
it is you who	3
for me the most	3
in the world the	3
and madam de chenonceaux	3
shall have occasion to	3
became acquainted with the	3
first thing i did	3
an answer to it	3
the manner of living	3
as i could not	3
when i wished to	3
was attended with a	3
the object of my	3
wrote letter after letter	3
not of long duration	3
of such a nature	3
the effect of his	3
was in a situation	3
it is that i	3
period of my life	3
without knowing how to	3
he was pleased with	3
in which there is	3
as on that of	3
it may easily be	3
residence at the hermitage	3
had given me to	3
which i had disposed	3
was possible for me	3
severe principles i had	3
i had been the	3
the bosom of the	3
from the fear of	3
of the rest of	3
in the great world	3
i received a letter	3
return an answer to	3
had imposed on me	3
had no conception of	3
said i to him	3
to communicate to me	3
have given me a	3
i passed to the	3
was but too well	3
to my heart than	3
from day to day	3
and i know not	3
as not to be	3
in the best manner	3
and had i been	3
of the academy of	3
my eyes suffused with	3
formed the resolution to	3
from the manner of	3
the time i am	3
this was the only	3
of its not being	3
a proof of this	3
as far as my	3
i had been in	3
far from being the	3
in a manner to	3
reason to complain of	3
have been the consequence	3
to my natural inclination	3
a passion for the	3
the greatest part of	3
for which i felt	3
to be prevailed upon	3
which madam de larnage	3
to madam de pompadour	3
years older than myself	3
for the honor of	3
the two or three	3
the master of the	3
under the eye of	3
is one of the	3
and madam de la	3
such was my intention	3
graces of madam de	3
we were obliged to	3
so dear to me	3
have not been able	3
of my poor mamma	3
in the choice of	3
the abbe de binis	3
i had passed the	3
i found in the	3
for madam de warens	3
between me and m	3
he had nothing more	3
flattered myself i should	3
person with whom i	3
the care of a	3
he was going to	3
in the centre of	3
i had proposed to	3
not think proper to	3
the registers of the	3
to do in the	3
to accuse me of	3
the abbe de condillac	3
i took a walk	3
impression on my heart	3
what i had said	3
the only cause of	3
a period to my	3
than i had expected	3
state of my finances	3
out of the reach	3
inclined to believe i	3
i was intoxicated with	3
with more pleasure than	3
would have been more	3
by which i had	3
i am convinced that	3
into a detail of	3
she thought proper to	3
returned to my memory	3
the functions of it	3
me a taste for	3
was all that remained	3
appeared to me a	3
lettres ecrites de la	3
the reputation of wit	3
and from whom i	3
it must be confessed	3
i thought it was	3
ought not to be	3
all the works i	3
better than i did	3
eyes suffused with tears	3
at least for the	3
i do not think	3
i had not expected	3
to the court of	3
i had felt the	3
he came to the	3
i had done the	3
to abandon myself to	3
in the history of	3
i had become acquainted	3
i happened to be	3
went to see her	3
that madam de warens	3
the execution of this	3
would have been the	3
i am convinced i	3
i have spoken in	3
it was too fatiguing	3
i could not help	3
the duties of my	3
to prevail upon me	3
that is to say	3
necessary for that purpose	3
there was not the	3
other reason than because	3
any one who had	3
should not have been	3
at the point of	3
was sufficient to make	3
i have already mentioned	3
was said to be	3
in the act of	3
am convinced i should	3
was in the same	3
did not prevent her	3
had no objection to	3
i at the same	3
less impression on me	3
with her to whom	3
in the manner he	3
wished to make me	3
am convinced that had	3
the house in which	3
and the state of	3
me into the most	3
him upon the subject	3
the midst of all	3
passed my whole life	3
whom i was most	3
of the manner in	3
the same time the	3
which there is a	3
he gave me a	3
was not in my	3
of the abbe morrellet	3
of the produce of	3
of which i should	3
which it was not	3
passion for the art	3
it is difficult to	3
was a young man	3
the heart of the	3
may be judged of	3
gave me but little	3
so that i could	3
suffered herself to be	3
it is astonishing that	3
of this worthy man	3
that if i could	3
the best of terms	3
to keep up my	3
the reach of the	3
me on account of	3
me to be so	3
the centre of the	3
the first time he	3
the continuation of my	3
it into her head	3
life to which i	3
was for a long	3
then i had been	3
thousand times more delightful	3
i had for her	3
have not the least	3
the hands of a	3
i had a great	3
as soon as it	3
have been expected from	3
but as soon as	3
one of the first	3
great a degree of	3
this i could not	3
that moment i had	3
a great deal of	2
was seized with such	2
that madam dhoudetot had	2
reduced me to a	2
i could not expect	2
been more satisfied with	2
me back to chambery	2
but it was a	2
am of opinion he	2
i at that time	2
had nothing more than	2
he had a good	2
in the dungeon of	2
every object that had	2
had set out from	2
by no means that	2
that which i had	2
it was better to	2
and came to see	2
on the left hand	2
such as i have	2
was a private door	2
i could not say	2
to my recollection that	2
tall and well made	2
end of the garden	2
madam de luxembourg showed	2
whom i shall soon	2
knew enough of the	2
whom i have always	2
in which i felt	2
i am indebted for	2
reproached myself with it	2
no more of it	2
to turn my head	2
with which i forget	2
it would be possible	2
the papers of the	2
the inclination of my	2
jai perdu mon serviteur	2
the opera of the	2
of this i was	2
for the benefit of	2
the reading of it	2
much to my taste	2
were not to be	2
as i grow old	2
to wait until she	2
i might pass the	2
the only one with	2
i became what i	2
i could not read	2
have plunged me into	2
been unable to support	2
good old lady had	2
the religion of my	2
a long history of	2
ingenuousness with which i	2
was not until some	2
my stupidity was such	2
my esteem for him	2
i have not concealed	2
passed with so much	2
i never had such	2
pay no attention to	2
of my days to	2
how to make the	2
not what to say	2
had such an effect	2
it with my tears	2
inclined to think he	2
me up in the	2
a few days at	2
i perceived so many	2
thought it might be	2
when i no longer	2
force of my attachment	2
for this purpose that	2
after i went to	2
lake of geneva and	2
of madam de verdelin	2
obliged me to return	2
the power of both	2
filled with indignation at	2
they had lost their	2
i must either have	2
i mentioned this to	2
shut the door on	2
was the only time	2
alone would have been	2
in the ardor of	2
on the strength of	2
and those of the	2
of her life in	2
to partake of the	2
without being under the	2
me to quit the	2
conceived in the most	2
i took with me	2
i could not have	2
i had with me	2
was convinced that the	2
of my old acquaintance	2
was far from having	2
me as far as	2
and i am certain	2
be inserted in the	2
well on account of	2
and the abbe palais	2
respect to the real	2
induce me to go	2
in my answer i	2
i was destined to	2
from the same motive	2
little attention to my	2
at madam de vercelliss	2
it was for this	2
despatches to the king	2
to see her without	2
like another robinson crusoe	2
after having been the	2
a pain in the	2
to pay for it	2
which i shall have	2
and madam depinay spoke	2
to propose it to	2
i been the least	2
i was this time	2
he did not come	2
employment of the day	2
has not been able	2
of my heart by	2
in a protestant country	2
seven or eight years	2
it is nothing more	2
the first time since	2
whom i was going	2
such as i had	2
it is very difficult	2
a long time without	2
in the delirium of	2
act in such a	2
i had told him	2
but i did it	2
he is the only	2
so pleased with this	2
that he might no	2
he was seized with	2
because we wish to	2
the bare remembrance of	2
to speak of it	2
myself the author of	2
have lived in peace	2
after his return to	2
to be afraid of	2
after my own manner	2
have been under the	2
things at the same	2
and grief of heart	2
with them i had	2
in the country and	2
not guilty of the	2
he was a tall	2
whom i ought to	2
found myself in the	2
that her friendship for	2
my whole life with	2
i had already done	2
no idea could be	2
i have not a	2
as to speak to	2
with an ill grace	2
has left in my	2
a matter of astonishment	2
time to consider of	2
to saint lambert himself	2
the princess of robeck	2
affected that i could	2
secretary to the spanish	2
had for several years	2
reading a few pages	2
by no means displeasing	2
those pleasures which are	2
some other means of	2
of the vices of	2
and shook off all	2
what passed in it	2
i abandoned myself to	2
the senses had so	2
i again took up	2
the necessity of making	2
i know not for	2
not a difficult matter	2
wrote me two or	2
was not born to	2
i could not comprehend	2
she did me the	2
i went so far	2
the next day at	2
but for an instant	2
had said to him	2
took it into her	2
as well as my	2
which related to the	2
i could not conceal	2
which have since been	2
even to this day	2
supply the want of	2
i now began to	2
and madam de boufflers	2
love of justice and	2
should have been in	2
this was the reason	2
the pleasure i had	2
to break with me	2
of the chevalier de	2
to return to those	2
to set her in	2
which i was born	2
in one of the	2
the establishment of a	2
moment i had nothing	2
of so much happiness	2
set her in a	2
to go and reside	2
with people of the	2
the death of his	2
and the end of	2
i can assert that	2
several times went to	2
as it tended to	2
the hermitage to eaubonne	2
in the train of	2
and in the bosom	2
the use of it	2
still remained in my	2
from the walnut tree	2
a visit of thanks	2
said she to me	2
subject of our conversation	2
of a mild and	2
and the care of	2
saw any of those	2
the pleasure i took	2
madam de luxembourg did	2
me a little house	2
sorry to see me	2
think of nothing else	2
happened that i have	2
an estate belonging to	2
to whom i owed	2
a strong desire to	2
attacked in my habitation	2
the comedy of the	2
a box on the	2
of every species of	2
as one of the	2
that there was some	2
side of the fire	2
would not have given	2
at the same period	2
society of men of	2
was not deceived in	2
to the solicitations of	2
to the last degree	2
was an officer in	2
did not remain long	2
me of the honor	2
should be agreeable to	2
moments of my youth	2
was on the point	2
which for a long	2
he informed me he	2
a man to whom	2
he knew how to	2
not be expected from	2
fresh in my memory	2
i did not communicate	2
could bring myself to	2
the esteem of those	2
i had always had	2
the utility of the	2
not under the necessity	2
on the banks of	2
of my health was	2
this however did not	2
to it after my	2
have prevented me from	2
a taste for botany	2
which he wishes to	2
a taste for study	2
much as it was	2
i would not listen	2
to make one of	2
he had in his	2
the only person present	2
spoke of him to	2
the force of all	2
of my good old	2
i did not let	2
i shall have occasion	2
of her having been	2
as often as it	2
have been that of	2
which had befallen me	2
told me of the	2
had this been the	2
not a single person	2
been to see him	2
had the year before	2
but i found in	2
who had been employed	2
on my return from	2
far from wishing to	2
i should as soon	2
the airs of a	2
which i owed to	2
was not of long	2
again into my pocket	2
to prepare for my	2
of which i never	2
quite at my ease	2
and said to myself	2
but once in my	2
was unwilling either to	2
told me she had	2
when i received the	2
i was at length	2
i could not take	2
to take leave of	2
as my strength would	2
preparations for her journey	2
the caprice of a	2
i should never have	2
me to be heard	2
would be possible to	2
for want of an	2
to take measures for	2
i was often obliged	2
should have been very	2
i did not then	2
to pay her lodging	2
least would have been	2
end by a means	2
it should never be	2
the hermitage and at	2
of poor le maitre	2
object of my affection	2
be worse than a	2
persons who called themselves	2
i went to pass	2
the letters of madam	2
part of these memoirs	2
i have since thought	2
at the hour appointed	2
in this profound and	2
glance was sufficient to	2
the most charming and	2
the memoirs of my	2
from any quarter the	2
was a mixture of	2
happy in the manner	2
air of the country	2
in the letters from	2
become a competitor for	2
the importance of the	2
to one of the	2
out of my element	2
in which he was	2
read the hearts of	2
i could have done	2
for the future to	2
glance of the eye	2
in the evening we	2
at least i think	2
i drew near the	2
been able to satisfy	2
i knew nothing of	2
whom my heart could	2
not deceived in my	2
i did not say	2
appeared to me so	2
to guard me from	2
and which has since	2
i showed her the	2
the most trifling injury	2
persons calling themselves such	2
myself no more about	2
in the same state	2
i had it printed	2
the best of women	2
the means of making	2
on the fifteenth of	2
had an opportunity of	2
love but once in	2
at full liberty to	2
all that concerned them	2
was to retire to	2
which could tempt me	2
what to do with	2
that at length she	2
of the chamber in	2
was the author of	2
desire to see the	2
who was so well	2
was sufficient to maintain	2
the affair of the	2
wages of the gardener	2
to dispose of it	2
still remained in the	2
state in which i	2
was never able to	2
by a kiss of	2
was in the midst	2
and that i never	2
no use of it	2
the rules of versification	2
the tour of italy	2
was determined to pass	2
easily be conceived that	2
to reduce me to	2
such a variety of	2
a taste for literature	2
and i can truly	2
attribute to me as	2
to heaven for having	2
had sent me the	2
have more than once	2
i had written for	2
i was ever in	2
i trembled lest i	2
i for a long	2
thinking more of my	2
has ever made me	2
when i was at	2
not conceive it was	2
which she conceived to	2
i made use of	2
me with having done	2
book in my hand	2
very intimate with the	2
came frequently to see	2
was so truly amiable	2
idea that it was	2
had prevailed on her	2
we knew not how	2
am going to speak	2
break over my head	2
not a moment to	2
reason i know not	2
was sufficient to produce	2
have the pleasure of	2
write to madam depinay	2
the departure of madam	2
answer to this letter	2
there was no other	2
to determine to be	2
and the difficulty of	2
or nine hundred livres	2
where i found myself	2
the least notice of	2
nothing displeasing in the	2
the germ of the	2
to her with an	2
to dine in the	2
had desired her to	2
should have been more	2
hermitage to eaubonne was	2
days and nights in	2
almost as much money	2
i was at liberty	2
that i might love	2
a lively remembrance of	2
i have never felt	2
thought i could not	2
and to avoid the	2
at that time was	2