trigram

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trigram	frequency
one of the	44
as well as	32
the twelfth century	28
that it was	28
the middle ages	28
it is not	24
in order to	23
not to be	23
in spite of	23
that he was	22
which he had	21
there is a	20
and in the	20
the name of	20
of the thirteenth	19
of the church	19
it was not	19
of his life	19
of the most	19
out of the	18
by reason of	18
the love of	18
of his own	18
that i might	18
of all the	18
the story of	17
one of his	17
the thirteenth century	17
the abbey of	17
in the world	16
of the paraclete	16
in order that	16
the study of	16
of the world	16
in which he	16
it would be	16
of the middle	15
this is the	15
of the monks	15
that he had	15
some of the	15
there is no	15
some of his	15
the memory of	14
the beginning of	14
which i had	14
of the twelfth	14
the same time	14
of the age	14
that she was	14
seems to have	14
at the same	14
he could not	14
as soon as	14
it was the	13
in one of	13
it is the	13
he had been	13
account of the	13
abbey of st	13
that i was	13
the holy spirit	13
to have been	13
the loss of	12
ought not to	12
and it is	12
in the same	12
he was a	12
so far as	11
that he would	11
but it is	11
the whole world	11
it is a	11
the rest of	11
i did not	11
the rage of	11
even to the	11
if i had	11
and of the	11
there was a	11
the midst of	10
ought to be	10
the end of	10
it may be	10
in the midst	10
of the holy	10
it is to	10
he did not	10
of my life	10
is in the	10
i have not	10
to think of	10
of the great	10
if he had	10
it was a	10
the death of	10
of abelard and	10
there was no	10
the occasion of	10
the life of	10
that he might	10
of the whole	10
he had made	10
the head of	10
would have been	10
one of them	10
that it is	10
the sight of	9
the power of	9
he has been	9
up to the	9
to his own	9
the hands of	9
the young man	9
by no means	9
goes on to	9
he had a	9
even as the	9
all the world	9
in the case	9
the care of	9
poet of the	9
of one of	9
william of champeaux	9
the case of	9
which he was	9
the monks of	9
that they are	9
that of the	9
of his time	8
and the most	8
he goes on	8
have been the	8
part of the	8
all the more	8
the words of	8
would be a	8
the fact that	8
so that he	8
must have been	8
of nothing but	8
that i had	8
the time of	8
for his niece	8
that no one	8
to do with	8
of the time	8
at the end	8
of all my	8
with the same	8
with which he	8
in my heart	8
and that it	8
of the lord	8
of his age	8
abelard and heloise	8
of my misfortunes	8
i ought to	8
the bishop of	8
as it were	8
in the old	8
love of god	8
which had been	8
to the holy	8
and all the	8
of those who	8
and it was	8
a man of	8
to be a	8
i should be	8
the course of	8
beginning of the	8
in the middle	8
is not a	7
in the course	7
at the head	7
it will be	7
but there is	7
the spirit of	7
the eyes of	7
not at all	7
that it would	7
spite of all	7
i have already	7
it must be	7
as in the	7
he tells us	7
the author of	7
sense of the	7
on the other	7
the sake of	7
which i have	7
in the end	7
i am in	7
he was not	7
that he could	7
to the study	7
it to the	7
a time when	7
he was the	7
feeling for nature	7
the historia calamitatum	7
he would have	7
two or three	7
to return to	7
was to be	7
we do not	7
to each other	7
a sense of	7
a thing which	7
the best of	7
is it possible	7
with the greatest	7
for some time	7
there is nothing	7
she was not	7
why should i	7
but it was	7
for his own	7
a short time	7
for the sake	7
the greatest of	7
the example of	7
in every way	7
and if you	7
him in his	7
to be the	7
so that i	7
in those days	7
i do not	7
of the love	7
more than the	7
end of the	7
there is something	7
to which he	7
me to the	7
the convent of	7
that i may	7
according to the	7
of the same	7
the house of	7
in the twelfth	7
you do not	7
and you will	6
is one of	6
when i was	6
and yet i	6
be able to	6
for it is	6
was not a	6
i should have	6
it has been	6
as if i	6
the monastery of	6
was compelled to	6
he does not	6
of the greatest	6
the history of	6
to the world	6
and i am	6
the holy ghost	6
a german poet	6
and to the	6
was of a	6
in the field	6
in which they	6
i have been	6
may have been	6
them in the	6
when he was	6
you will not	6
and above all	6
of my own	6
name of the	6
one of these	6
a few days	6
an account of	6
to such a	6
was one of	6
of which i	6
of the abbot	6
it is impossible	6
it is in	6
the most famous	6
those who were	6
in love with	6
you will be	6
but in the	6
who had been	6
not a little	6
that they might	6
came to the	6
will not be	6
of which he	6
that there is	6
one of those	6
of a religious	6
heloise to abelard	6
in which the	6
that they had	6
the hearts of	6
of their lives	6
dionysius the areopagite	6
of the trinity	6
over and over	6
to my own	6
the thought of	6
of his poems	6
most of all	6
which you have	6
you ought to	6
you might have	6
of my soul	6
in the most	6
the pleasures of	6
yet it is	6
those who are	6
to see her	6
would not have	6
of her love	6
life of the	6
he had suffered	6
of the schools	6
the place of	6
with the most	6
most of the	6
john of salisbury	6
the abbot of	6
ought to have	6
and with the	6
of such a	6
monastery of st	6
had been a	6
seemed to me	6
so great a	6
study of philosophy	6
by that means	6
a great many	6
i should not	6
of my enemies	6
and that he	6
to the abbey	6
lest i should	5
it is an	5
to my mind	5
the object of	5
was going to	5
that i have	5
in such a	5
is to say	5
in this volume	5
to him in	5
as long as	5
temple of the	5
do with the	5
of love and	5
a thousand times	5
he must have	5
the result of	5
will tell you	5
it was to	5
it occurred to	5
any one who	5
and in a	5
the only one	5
the poetry of	5
by this means	5
to a friend	5
he himself had	5
was not so	5
the violence of	5
on this subject	5
the doctrine of	5
for the lady	5
the end that	5
at the hands	5
and the beginning	5
as i was	5
the authority of	5
at the time	5
of his enemies	5
i had been	5
of this world	5
in the morning	5
as i am	5
neidhart von reuenthal	5
have nothing to	5
that i am	5
to those who	5
could not have	5
it is certain	5
it is easy	5
who have been	5
i had come	5
abbot of st	5
as i have	5
of the abbey	5
with all the	5
he should have	5
i am a	5
not so much	5
the last time	5
i love you	5
in a short	5
by which he	5
that we may	5
you have been	5
though it was	5
i was more	5
convent of argenteuil	5
to me to	5
the grace of	5
is the last	5
she was the	5
the cause of	5
the purpose of	5
to marry her	5
all those who	5
went to the	5
the subject of	5
nothing but the	5
a great deal	5
to make a	5
of my love	5
when we were	5
story of my	5
one who had	5
of my heart	5
from the city	5
knowledge of the	5
now and then	5
me in the	5
that they would	5
that heloise was	5
and if he	5
those who had	5
of the spirit	5
hartmann von aue	5
to be so	5
the identity of	5
there would be	5
was glad to	5
that of a	5
reason of my	5
in the wilderness	5
in his own	5
habit of a	5
she did not	5
you have not	5
should have been	5
ulrich von liechtenstein	5
is easy to	5
as one of	5
to no purpose	5
a crowd of	5
order to make	5
the sense of	5
and what a	5
a man who	5
letters of abelard	5
at least to	5
what he had	5
that she had	5
abbot of clugni	5
he no longer	5
walther von der	5
to say nothing	5
the art of	5
the reality of	5
of the monastery	5
her uncle and	5
of the highest	5
whom i had	5
the schools of	5
for this reason	5
that he did	5
me for a	5
for me to	5
the abbot and	5
of him who	5
father and mother	5
of the early	5
returned to paris	5
when i had	5
i had no	5
it in the	5
he went to	5
is said to	5
to be in	5
he would not	5
to go to	5
the middle of	5
the trouble of	5
as if they	5
which have been	5
the direction of	5
was the most	5
that could be	5
and at last	5
they could not	5
feeling for the	5
me from my	5
from all parts	5
those who have	5
did not know	5
is it not	5
reason of his	5
in which i	5
he tried to	5
to be called	5
when they are	5
that he has	5
the place where	5
at that time	5
and that i	5
with which they	5
i am not	5
the age of	5
as he was	5
the monks who	5
men and women	5
of his love	5
that i should	5
at any rate	5
in the eyes	5
was born in	5
that he must	5
side of the	5
i shall not	5
she was to	5
memory of the	5
the aid of	5
of the gospel	5
the following letter	5
he says that	5
the work of	5
in the year	5
he was born	5
and one of	5
the presence of	5
you have done	5
for you to	5
to make the	5
to understand the	5
the desire of	5
a passion which	5
of the persecution	5
the charms of	5
to write to	5
on the ground	5
in his letter	5
than that of	5
and he had	5
whom he had	5
said to have	5
most of its	5
and to be	5
and by the	5
of their own	5
is the most	5
should not be	5
nor is it	5
as much as	5
when he said	5
well as the	5
more and more	5
take care of	5
i went to	5
that he should	5
him in the	5
but at last	5
this is not	5
not have been	5
middle high german	5
in the latter	4
think of nothing	4
of his new	4
i was not	4
him that he	4
greatest of all	4
and in their	4
he had the	4
where he was	4
the more easily	4
i began to	4
i was so	4
in the mean	4
the people of	4
and his wife	4
his letter to	4
the persecution he	4
a state of	4
to submit to	4
you may be	4
it is true	4
to be his	4
he began to	4
him as a	4
of the altar	4
when he wrote	4
no sooner had	4
from my heart	4
bishop of chartres	4
referred to by	4
me to my	4
those of the	4
was brought to	4
be regarded as	4
the letters of	4
the very beginning	4
all that was	4
as they went	4
the pleasure of	4
the yoke of	4
did in the	4
have i not	4
to my body	4
to whom the	4
in a condition	4
say nothing of	4
so much in	4
the hand of	4
the conduct of	4
chrestien de troyes	4
it seemed to	4
is full of	4
the practice of	4
away from the	4
the pomp of	4
to me that	4
gottfried von strassburg	4
confess to you	4
was of the	4
of the new	4
if any one	4
i intreat you	4
of the times	4
and most of	4
as if the	4
the malice of	4
of the name	4
to give up	4
there was in	4
his dear heloise	4
be kept secret	4
of a great	4
more than a	4
the teacher of	4
i am still	4
if you had	4
abelard did not	4
if you will	4
he has left	4
he seems to	4
head of a	4
large number of	4
of our lord	4
suggestion of the	4
spite of his	4
and more than	4
condition in which	4
presence of the	4
i was going	4
which he has	4
to make me	4
you in your	4
enter into the	4
of our own	4
in all things	4
the way of	4
that which was	4
of the life	4
had like to	4
is such a	4
if you can	4
the beauty of	4
to me the	4
which he could	4
to all the	4
we should expect	4
to the father	4
i had made	4
brought to bed	4
was ready to	4
but when the	4
after a few	4
to believe that	4
that there was	4
his life was	4
and the more	4
i might be	4
her back to	4
a part of	4
in this point	4
the habit of	4
when i should	4
to give you	4
of her letters	4
full of the	4
in some of	4
and as he	4
to do so	4
of an old	4
on the contrary	4
if i could	4
it must have	4
on account of	4
not able to	4
any thing of	4
night and day	4
we have a	4
i had always	4
which they were	4
you shall see	4
or at least	4
you to the	4
of the council	4
and not the	4
the latter part	4
but let us	4
to me in	4
hugh of st	4
you did not	4
to keep me	4
to see the	4
is that of	4
grace of god	4
perhaps the most	4
of the district	4
the word of	4
like to have	4
the extent of	4
many of these	4
he made a	4
rest of the	4
the thought that	4
the description of	4
of god to	4
it seems to	4
suffer me to	4
after the death	4
of the first	4
all that is	4
would never have	4
the glory of	4
he appears to	4
of the bishop	4
the character of	4
is impossible to	4
back to his	4
with which i	4
could i not	4
of the clergy	4
of a criminal	4
she was in	4
picture of the	4
eight years old	4
had come to	4
to the extent	4
i ought not	4
of the cathedral	4
that the most	4
i was born	4
was in the	4
that they were	4
the secrets of	4
far beyond the	4
so far from	4
at all times	4
the father of	4
when he had	4
to be taught	4
of his soul	4
account of his	4
in which you	4
for a moment	4
do not know	4
thought of nothing	4
a description of	4
anselm of laon	4
i returned to	4
to a wife	4
this sort of	4
he was called	4
is a great	4
i am sensible	4
to which i	4
he may have	4
he was made	4
in his first	4
the basis of	4
poem of the	4
no one could	4
for the purpose	4
the notion of	4
care of the	4
i have made	4
that he is	4
him from the	4
i flattered myself	4
are wont to	4
in other words	4
even at the	4
to him that	4
the side of	4
to the altar	4
appears to have	4
began to be	4
from the world	4
the nature of	4
letter to abelard	4
the city of	4
i had done	4
but for the	4
the sentiments of	4
they had a	4
the young men	4
she could not	4
study of the	4
one or two	4
entirely to the	4
that in a	4
are on the	4
more than one	4
for a little	4
had all the	4
the merit of	4
of the purgatory	4
i have done	4
of some of	4
it is difficult	4
i endeavoured to	4
for him to	4
believe that the	4
the pursuit of	4
it as a	4
of these two	4
of nothing else	4
head of the	4
think of the	4
that she should	4
what you have	4
more than once	4
be found in	4
of his reputation	4
or in the	4
the lives of	4
the affections of	4
this is a	4
he would be	4
from the very	4
sighs and tears	4
let us not	4
it was with	4
the remembrance of	4
the temper of	4
which it is	4
himself from the	4
with a little	4
the twelfth and	4
german poet of	4
sketch of the	4
what have i	4
flourished at the	4
thought it was	4
to the twelfth	4
it was only	4
has been so	4
while i was	4
seven hundred years	4
it by my	4
it might be	4
i thought of	4
as for the	4
that she would	4
would not be	4
half of the	4
of a man	4
in the whole	4
the man who	4
us of the	4
latter part of	4
not be the	4
consequence of his	4
in connection with	4
she was a	4
thought of the	4
he returned to	4
of the flesh	4
was not only	4
of a family	4
him to the	4
we find in	4
me of the	4
it was in	4
have not yet	4
away from her	4
of the two	4
for a time	4
to follow you	4
the first of	4
as they are	4
in the very	4
at last the	4
persecution he had	4
was not the	4
since you have	4
death of his	4
i shall never	4
to please him	4
i had a	4
of this kind	4
the close of	4
to enjoy the	4
used to be	4
many of the	4
house of the	4
of this nature	4
instead of being	4
of the young	4
we find the	4
in the words	4
a passage from	4
have been a	4
more than ever	4
abelard to heloise	4
the anguish of	4
to the end	4
his sense of	4
as he is	4
i have no	4
the business of	4
who flourished at	4
they did not	4
study of letters	4
the approval of	4
was the first	4
in thinking of	4
in his hand	4
the thing which	4
go to the	4
some of them	4
nothing of the	4
his feeling for	4
she was of	3
to the birds	3
the strength of	3
of a mere	3
remote from the	3
passage in the	3
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to her husband	3
too much to	3
a matter of	3
which might have	3
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time to time	3
many of them	3
identity of the	3
the image of	3
eloisa to abelard	3
or of the	3
of those days	3
no one can	3
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the remains of	3
to a certain	3
remembrance of our	3
may not have	3
the women of	3
of the apostles	3
the top of	3
it come to	3
him to return	3
he saw his	3
of them all	3
all the rest	3
it for a	3
year of his	3
that i shall	3
as i had	3
singing in the	3
and he was	3
the followers of	3
enemies would have	3
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that even the	3
book against jovinianus	3
to such an	3
whole days in	3
the necessity of	3
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appeal to the	3
of god and	3
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the chalice of	3
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a set of	3
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some time after	3
of my sex	3
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she had been	3
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to do it	3
there came a	3
it should be	3
instead of taking	3
with any other	3
to tell the	3
of our minds	3
all my life	3
he resolved to	3
trouble of my	3
to instruct her	3
a time of	3
myself to the	3
of the troubadours	3
and at the	3
out of which	3
of the very	3
he would take	3
be free from	3
thinking of you	3
with each other	3
in a passage	3
me to seek	3
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his own house	3
it is very	3
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cared for it	3
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when they were	3
of the man	3
me in every	3
it is no	3
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he had brought	3
it to be	3
of the poet	3
for the future	3
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in which it	3
whom he was	3
in the school	3
with all his	3
was the daughter	3
in the twenty	3
to that of	3
back to the	3
in my memory	3
a large number	3
if it is	3
that if he	3
who have not	3
are not to	3
but the son	3
this ought to	3
to have a	3
it to her	3
in my mind	3
the right to	3
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they would have	3
you have me	3
remains of a	3
i had written	3
of the woman	3
all in vain	3
who was the	3
himself to be	3
he was able	3
it came about	3
and if any	3
take the habit	3
for a year	3
of the latin	3
will be done	3
dear to me	3
of philosophy and	3
i had loved	3
in the way	3
von der vogelweide	3
the order of	3
it is hard	3
abbess of the	3
the areopagite was	3
if it were	3
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throughout the middle	3
to the pope	3
have been in	3
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he found that	3
a sort of	3
to take her	3
he made her	3
not know the	3
the wife of	3
be filled with	3
of her life	3
of the fourth	3
but you have	3
even if the	3
a temple of	3
be drawn from	3
with the utmost	3
a place in	3
the religious life	3
and i find	3
to the age	3
here and there	3
of my dear	3
the growth of	3
on all sides	3
had become the	3
makes us feel	3
and with what	3
at least for	3
rest of his	3
the composer of	3
the satisfaction of	3
the more i	3
sympathy with the	3
place of the	3
could be more	3
would be to	3
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before the altar	3
i shall always	3
at the most	3
with the love	3
for those who	3
was able to	3
and began to	3
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