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trigram | frequency |
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this is the | 28 |
there was an | 23 |
there was a | 20 |
was an old | 19 |
went to the | 18 |
she went to | 16 |
had a little | 15 |
an old woman | 15 |
when she came | 15 |
but when she | 15 |
with a rowley | 14 |
a rowley powley | 14 |
the old woman | 13 |
the house that | 13 |
she came back | 13 |
house that jack | 13 |
that jack built | 13 |
over the stile | 13 |
get home to | 11 |
illustration she went | 11 |
get over the | 11 |
that lay in | 10 |
lay in the | 10 |
in the house | 10 |
i had a | 10 |
shall have a | 10 |
and all the | 10 |
i was going | 9 |
she went a | 9 |
and she met | 9 |
that ate the | 9 |
so she said | 9 |
to buy him | 9 |
young lambs to | 9 |
ate the malt | 9 |
illustration this is | 9 |
a little farther | 9 |
lambs to sell | 9 |
as i was | 9 |
went a little | 9 |
illustration there was | 8 |
lol de riddle | 8 |
fol de riddle | 8 |
for it illustration | 8 |
that killed the | 8 |
you shall have | 8 |
killed the rat | 8 |
hi ding do | 8 |
came back he | 7 |
back he was | 7 |
worried the cat | 7 |
that worried the | 7 |
up to the | 7 |
sat on a | 7 |
she met a | 7 |
lived in a | 7 |
away went gilpin | 6 |
cow with the | 6 |
says this pig | 6 |
the walrus said | 6 |
in the dark | 6 |
he went to | 6 |
to buy a | 6 |
with the crumpled | 6 |
my pretty maid | 6 |
why may not | 6 |
and when the | 6 |
a apple pie | 6 |
and why may | 6 |
in the sky | 6 |
that tossed the | 6 |
the cow with | 6 |
tossed the dog | 6 |
she began to | 6 |
four and twenty | 6 |
the crumpled horn | 6 |
is in the | 6 |
went up the | 5 |
i met a | 5 |
hot cross buns | 5 |
illustration i had | 5 |
the way the | 5 |
the maiden all | 5 |
the wind is | 5 |
buy him some | 5 |
in a row | 5 |
all the world | 5 |
milked the cow | 5 |
jenny shall have | 5 |
a wisp of | 5 |
that milked the | 5 |
wisp of hay | 5 |
poor cock robin | 5 |
maiden all forlorn | 5 |
sat in a | 5 |
up the hill | 5 |
here we go | 5 |
little robin redbreast | 5 |
do you think | 5 |
came back the | 5 |
is the way | 5 |
i went to | 5 |
wind is in | 5 |
when the wind | 5 |
out of the | 5 |
if you will | 4 |
i love jenny | 4 |
as soon as | 4 |
my black hen | 4 |
little jack horner | 4 |
happy be the | 4 |
his pipe and | 4 |
where have you | 4 |
an old man | 4 |
a b c | 4 |
the old carrion | 4 |
give me a | 4 |
have a new | 4 |
where are you | 4 |
buy him a | 4 |
i love sixpence | 4 |
man all tattered | 4 |
this ram was | 4 |
jack and jill | 4 |
all his might | 4 |
all the while | 4 |
kissed the maiden | 4 |
and i fell | 4 |
i fell out | 4 |
and the carpenter | 4 |
better than my | 4 |
old carrion crow | 4 |
la lal de | 4 |
tattered and torn | 4 |
if it be | 4 |
to catch a | 4 |
when he was | 4 |
old mother hubbard | 4 |
by grace clarke | 4 |
go to the | 4 |
little cock sparrow | 4 |
that kissed the | 4 |
sat upon a | 4 |
la la lal | 4 |
have you been | 4 |
poor old robinson | 4 |
illustration illustration the | 4 |
may not i | 4 |
the queen of | 4 |
price cents each | 4 |
the man all | 4 |
said to her | 4 |
grace clarke newton | 4 |
all on a | 4 |
little tom tucker | 4 |
as fast as | 4 |
was going up | 4 |
not i love | 4 |
all tattered and | 4 |
are you going | 4 |
when he came | 4 |
frog he would | 4 |
will go to | 4 |
who lived in | 4 |
on the sea | 4 |
what do you | 4 |
began for to | 4 |
the king of | 4 |
with all his | 4 |
go to bed | 4 |
old robinson crusoe | 4 |
going to st | 4 |
hat and wig | 4 |
he would a | 4 |
brought papa home | 4 |
he had a | 4 |
my lady wind | 4 |
was going to | 4 |
by the fire | 4 |
needles and pins | 4 |
queen of hearts | 4 |
illustration as i | 4 |
the fire and | 3 |
to his darling | 3 |
go to yonder | 3 |
to kill the | 3 |
the poor dog | 3 |
began to kill | 3 |
and away went | 3 |
robin redbreast sat | 3 |
as well as | 3 |
j stands for | 3 |
an end of | 3 |
taffy was a | 3 |
thomas a tattamus | 3 |
woman who lived | 3 |
the siege of | 3 |
how do you | 3 |
he came to | 3 |
could eat no | 3 |
were made of | 3 |
of words and | 3 |
going to the | 3 |
was sent to | 3 |
in an oak | 3 |
i spent another | 3 |
and then there | 3 |
with my little | 3 |
and not of | 3 |
what to do | 3 |
jill went up | 3 |
come with a | 3 |
the man in | 3 |
which made the | 3 |
the walrus and | 3 |
as big as | 3 |
i would not | 3 |
man went hunting | 3 |
called for his | 3 |
and jill went | 3 |
a farmer went | 3 |
old dame duck | 3 |
see a pin | 3 |
simple simon went | 3 |
on a tree | 3 |
he was not | 3 |
she shall have | 3 |
upon my word | 3 |
that married the | 3 |
a man went | 3 |
on the road | 3 |
a new bonnet | 3 |
and also for | 3 |
a penny of | 3 |
who had a | 3 |
two rocking chairs | 3 |
there i met | 3 |
sent him to | 3 |
the dogs do | 3 |
ate the dumplings | 3 |
old mother goose | 3 |
siege of belleisle | 3 |
a little dog | 3 |
and what do | 3 |
the middle of | 3 |
the little boy | 3 |
a moral alphabet | 3 |
dogs do bark | 3 |
a stands for | 3 |
the priest all | 3 |
went to bed | 3 |
crow sat on | 3 |
than my life | 3 |
said the little | 3 |
sits in the | 3 |
all the little | 3 |
tommy kept a | 3 |
illustration he went | 3 |
me a wisp | 3 |
a saucer of | 3 |
to toll the | 3 |
to your daddy | 3 |
words and not | 3 |
and it was | 3 |
man of words | 3 |
king of france | 3 |
a hunting alphabet | 3 |
ride a cock | 3 |
said the fox | 3 |
do you do | 3 |
penny of it | 3 |
hunting at reigate | 3 |
to the mill | 3 |
then there was | 3 |
i am going | 3 |
a man of | 3 |
dance to your | 3 |
a ship a | 3 |
walrus and the | 3 |
alphabet in rhyme | 3 |
man of bombay | 3 |
pitty patty polt | 3 |
the alphabet in | 3 |
in a little | 3 |
fell down and | 3 |
was an owl | 3 |
was in the | 3 |
go with you | 3 |
a song of | 3 |
a carrion crow | 3 |
fat man of | 3 |
back the dog | 3 |
my son john | 3 |
sides of the | 3 |
a little boy | 3 |
in a shoe | 3 |
saucer of milk | 3 |
i spent a | 3 |
his grey mare | 3 |
the modern traveller | 3 |
old man of | 3 |
some like it | 3 |
you will go | 3 |
some gave them | 3 |
a frog he | 3 |
in and out | 3 |
him to the | 3 |
upon his grey | 3 |
little blue betty | 3 |
it in the | 3 |
me a saucer | 3 |
at the siege | 3 |
sit by the | 3 |
to my wife | 3 |
little old man | 3 |
poor dog bright | 3 |
a baby diddit | 3 |
kill the rat | 3 |
went trotting upon | 3 |
great brown owl | 3 |
i saw a | 3 |
be the clerk | 3 |
old woman went | 3 |
said old dame | 3 |
home to his | 3 |
him out of | 3 |
cat ate the | 3 |
little boy blue | 3 |
he was a | 3 |
with his pipe | 3 |
to find them | 3 |
to the fair | 3 |
went hunting at | 3 |
all shaven and | 3 |
his bow and | 3 |
to be married | 3 |
the end of | 3 |
they called him | 3 |
began to sing | 3 |
in the sun | 3 |
the great brown | 3 |
saw a ship | 3 |
said the carpenter | 3 |
and this was | 3 |
owl lived in | 3 |
priest all shaven | 3 |
illustration the old | 3 |
the little dog | 3 |
in the morn | 3 |
married the man | 3 |
put out your | 3 |
old king cole | 3 |
a pin and | 3 |
off with all | 3 |
lived in an | 3 |
dance a baby | 3 |
shaven and shorn | 3 |
not of deeds | 3 |
popped her head | 3 |
good king arthur | 3 |
both sides of | 3 |
she popped her | 3 |
in the pot | 3 |
song of sixpence | 3 |
out to play | 3 |
a jolly miller | 3 |
papa home to | 3 |
illustration not i | 3 |
old woman lived | 3 |
old woman who | 3 |
spent a penny | 3 |
ran off with | 3 |
and jenny wren | 3 |
buy a fat | 3 |
man of tobago | 3 |
was not very | 3 |
trotting upon his | 3 |
and he had | 3 |
redbreast sat upon | 3 |
all in the | 3 |
jenny wren the | 3 |
to make a | 3 |
bow and arrow | 3 |
was a jolly | 3 |
home to my | 3 |
sing a song | 3 |
and he called | 3 |
an owl lived | 3 |
he called for | 3 |
farmer went trotting | 3 |
jumped over the | 3 |
for worse children | 3 |
and the farmer | 3 |
by miss lovechild | 2 |
h was a | 2 |
thread and needle | 2 |
old woman and | 2 |
stole that pretty | 2 |
of yellow sand | 2 |
to see such | 2 |
at his heels | 2 |
his fiddlers three | 2 |
we go a | 2 |
to the grave | 2 |
give me thy | 2 |
derby to toll | 2 |
make me a | 2 |
will you give | 2 |
him a coat | 2 |
news of the | 2 |
lessons to her | 2 |
cock that crowed | 2 |
shall have some | 2 |
she tried the | 2 |
round about the | 2 |
mary had a | 2 |
if you are | 2 |
x is for | 2 |
to the door | 2 |
was made of | 2 |
brown owl the | 2 |
and down the | 2 |
father grey beard | 2 |
d dealt it | 2 |
sat on an | 2 |
which made poor | 2 |
to the haymakers | 2 |
foster went to | 2 |
thus unto the | 2 |
cat began to | 2 |
and for jill | 2 |
illustration to market | 2 |
who would not | 2 |
came to my | 2 |
have you any | 2 |
her pig at | 2 |
to the woods | 2 |
wise men of | 2 |
high diddle doubt | 2 |
for want of | 2 |
was a fat | 2 |
woman must stand | 2 |
the knave of | 2 |
the unicorn were | 2 |
had a cat | 2 |
stands for illustration | 2 |
buckle my shoe | 2 |
fox when he | 2 |
and how do | 2 |
said the hen | 2 |
for you never | 2 |
dumpty sat on | 2 |
my little maid | 2 |
most of the | 2 |
prettiest ever seen | 2 |
a little man | 2 |
they began for | 2 |
it be to | 2 |
rogue of a | 2 |
wonderful derby ram | 2 |
than my thumb | 2 |
did not like | 2 |
woman tossed up | 2 |
he was young | 2 |
i will shoot | 2 |
illustration r ran | 2 |
be the bridegroom | 2 |
ask me again | 2 |
taffy came to | 2 |
the letter i | 2 |
the clock struck | 2 |
have an apple | 2 |
with thy daddy | 2 |
fetch me a | 2 |
barber shaved the | 2 |
there is a | 2 |
illustration n nodded | 2 |
betty lived in | 2 |
to her ducklings | 2 |
asleep by the | 2 |
u for the | 2 |
three bags full | 2 |
the nest to | 2 |
sat asleep by | 2 |
ten yards round | 2 |
s for the | 2 |
young ones said | 2 |
to ride a | 2 |
on his head | 2 |
as fair as | 2 |
john he cried | 2 |
your candles last | 2 |
draw the latch | 2 |
she sent him | 2 |
the news of | 2 |
all the birds | 2 |
for to dance | 2 |
three crows sat | 2 |
with one leg | 2 |
with his bow | 2 |
live goose he | 2 |
took out his | 2 |
pie is very | 2 |
on the green | 2 |
that waked the | 2 |
shall we go | 2 |
little nancy etticote | 2 |
says simple simon | 2 |
on a wall | 2 |
i was there | 2 |
hill was dirty | 2 |
went to bonner | 2 |
or the alphabet | 2 |
the cat began | 2 |
my little dears | 2 |
and twenty tailors | 2 |
a leg for | 2 |
children sliding on | 2 |
come put out | 2 |
old woman must | 2 |
right glad to | 2 |
well as another | 2 |
woman and her | 2 |
snooks and bessy | 2 |
i will go | 2 |
the little young | 2 |
married to mr | 2 |
if you have | 2 |
way the ladies | 2 |
on an oak | 2 |
the side of | 2 |
old man and | 2 |
for to catch | 2 |
man and i | 2 |
nursery rhyme alphabet | 2 |
and when your | 2 |
and betsy his | 2 |
beggars would ride | 2 |
f fought for | 2 |
up pippin hill | 2 |
from little robin | 2 |
an old crow | 2 |
waked the priest | 2 |
there all the | 2 |
carry the link | 2 |
said nothing but | 2 |
the fifth of | 2 |
the mouse ran | 2 |
shaved the mason | 2 |
hill as i | 2 |
and thus to | 2 |
and a green | 2 |
a little hen | 2 |
him to market | 2 |
cat and the | 2 |
shot at a | 2 |
when little fred | 2 |
the grey goose | 2 |
boys and girls | 2 |
on the ice | 2 |
was a jockey | 2 |
fighting for the | 2 |
where were you | 2 |
away the old | 2 |
hills and far | 2 |
to make her | 2 |
what should we | 2 |
w stands for | 2 |
peep has lost | 2 |
html version of | 2 |
of my song | 2 |
indeed he was | 2 |
s stands for | 2 |
to see them | 2 |
has brought papa | 2 |
the prettiest ever | 2 |
nest from little | 2 |
he did play | 2 |
over the sea | 2 |
one a penny | 2 |
also has an | 2 |
r ran for | 2 |
of us are | 2 |
in her hand | 2 |
to see the | 2 |
dog made a | 2 |
by a friend | 2 |
sat upon three | 2 |
candles last for | 2 |
if wishes were | 2 |
to make the | 2 |
it be i | 2 |
get him some | 2 |
legs sat upon | 2 |
the waves on | 2 |
a fat pig | 2 |
stand at the | 2 |
tailors went to | 2 |
go to spain | 2 |
doctor foster went | 2 |
we are all | 2 |
woman called nothing | 2 |
in a basket | 2 |
you a story | 2 |
he took out | 2 |
be the bride | 2 |
the north wind | 2 |
in the moon | 2 |
a little grey | 2 |
lost her sheep | 2 |
l longed for | 2 |
there is no | 2 |
old woman called | 2 |
jack be nimble | 2 |
like a bird | 2 |
john smith within | 2 |
what is your | 2 |
b bit it | 2 |
may not jenny | 2 |
the other fowls | 2 |
the dark pine | 2 |
illustration old mother | 2 |
three straws on | 2 |
their tails behind | 2 |
d was a | 2 |
and her pig | 2 |
behind her fan | 2 |
old woman to | 2 |
you come at | 2 |
and so the | 2 |
a pretty miss | 2 |
say his prayers | 2 |
line of yellow | 2 |
over the hills | 2 |
come up to | 2 |
france went up | 2 |
out his pipe | 2 |
pick it up | 2 |
tumble down d | 2 |
and mary gray | 2 |
wren the fair | 2 |
of belleisle i | 2 |
come out of | 2 |
must stand at | 2 |
those who have | 2 |
should keep to | 2 |
and her dog | 2 |
the traveller in | 2 |
t is for | 2 |
was ten yards | 2 |
i doubt it | 2 |
be married to | 2 |
said the dog | 2 |
jack sprat had | 2 |
all should keep | 2 |
was no more | 2 |
but the nest | 2 |
went to kill | 2 |
i was a | 2 |
little polly flinders | 2 |
that line of | 2 |
should dine at | 2 |
of the year | 2 |
and shot the | 2 |
r stands for | 2 |
bell and mary | 2 |
soon as the | 2 |
i love thee | 2 |
postboy at his | 2 |
gave a loud | 2 |
in a lane | 2 |
but when they | 2 |
world were water | 2 |
boy went into | 2 |
do not come | 2 |
caught his blood | 2 |
are all in | 2 |
in spite of | 2 |
when i was | 2 |
be a gentleman | 2 |
mourned for it | 2 |
who shot at | 2 |
love little pussy | 2 |
twenty tailors went | 2 |
to the sky | 2 |
i lived by | 2 |
under the sun | 2 |
and burial of | 2 |
jumped out of | 2 |
a poor bird | 2 |
he had got | 2 |
in haste to | 2 |
the cock doth | 2 |
to a stile | 2 |
and johnny bo | 2 |
a a stands | 2 |
at the door | 2 |
old woman tossed | 2 |
and all should | 2 |
let it be | 2 |
to the middle | 2 |
the right sort | 2 |
killed cock robin | 2 |
and you are | 2 |
little boy went | 2 |
and i took | 2 |
of poor cock | 2 |
john cook was | 2 |
that the master | 2 |
humpty dumpty sat | 2 |
john cook he | 2 |
little miss muffett | 2 |
two legs sat | 2 |
we go up | 2 |
that would thrive | 2 |
here a nail | 2 |
q quartered it | 2 |
i love little | 2 |
an html version | 2 |
y was a | 2 |
little boy that | 2 |
fox and the | 2 |
old father grey | 2 |
are to be | 2 |
i met the | 2 |
rose is red | 2 |
and made them | 2 |
as the lily | 2 |
never would cry | 2 |
in the air | 2 |
ever was fed | 2 |
kill a snail | 2 |
poor dog was | 2 |
ram was ten | 2 |
multiplication is vexation | 2 |
and they all | 2 |
mercy on me | 2 |
it was sent | 2 |
to be seen | 2 |
was a crooked | 2 |
and two ottomans | 2 |
early to bed | 2 |
come under my | 2 |
he came unto | 2 |
thou be mine | 2 |
to get her | 2 |
learn from the | 2 |
she sits in | 2 |
robin and jenny | 2 |
and they gave | 2 |
had a pleasant | 2 |
as i do | 2 |
and richard were | 2 |
betsy his sister | 2 |
in the cupboard | 2 |
edu fcla dl | 2 |
of this file | 2 |
to buy some | 2 |
blue betty lived | 2 |
up such a | 2 |
nine days old | 2 |
jenny blushed behind | 2 |
to shiver and | 2 |
away she went | 2 |
straws on a | 2 |
there a nail | 2 |
the parliament soldiers | 2 |
and the little | 2 |
c was a | 2 |
he went for | 2 |
p stands for | 2 |
a golden purse | 2 |
was riding up | 2 |
c cut it | 2 |
and down dale | 2 |
traveller in the | 2 |
give you a | 2 |
said the turtle | 2 |
out your horn | 2 |
dilly has come | 2 |
tattamus took two | 2 |
he that would | 2 |
going up pippin | 2 |
and pick it | 2 |
of the field | 2 |
road to learning | 2 |
came unto the | 2 |
will make me | 2 |
includes the original | 2 |
came to the | 2 |
a good boy | 2 |
up a tree | 2 |
that ever was | 2 |
and stole a | 2 |
monkey climbed up | 2 |
have some nice | 2 |
fed upon hay | 2 |
had a great | 2 |
went to market | 2 |
upon the road | 2 |
stands for pig | 2 |
a live goose | 2 |
i have a | 2 |
the lion and | 2 |
hill and down | 2 |
y y stands | 2 |
they call her | 2 |
at the tub | 2 |
knave of hearts | 2 |
saw him die | 2 |
mice sat in | 2 |
some they did | 2 |
richard were two | 2 |
goose he bought | 2 |
the sun was | 2 |
one for my | 2 |
said the sheep | 2 |
was a welshman | 2 |
wishes were horses | 2 |
to my house | 2 |
who played with | 2 |
that crowed in | 2 |
she dropped me | 2 |
have stood for | 2 |
soon as he | 2 |
up to town | 2 |
a fat man | 2 |
a very fine | 2 |
a mercy on | 2 |
call her peep | 2 |
over the moon | 2 |
met a pretty | 2 |
when the little | 2 |
crowed in the | 2 |
little jumping joan | 2 |
how he did | 2 |
be the parson | 2 |
version of this | 2 |
that pretty nest | 2 |
a monkey climbed | 2 |
the world were | 2 |
the fox has | 2 |
the way to | 2 |
might see the | 2 |
billy loves tea | 2 |
have a little | 2 |
so away the | 2 |
and far away | 2 |
has lost her | 2 |
as all the | 2 |
upon a rail | 2 |
the dog made | 2 |
here am i | 2 |
of cock robin | 2 |
to the master | 2 |
says anthony rowley | 2 |
went into a | 2 |
you are to | 2 |
the rose is | 2 |
a little gun | 2 |
if there be | 2 |
threw him down | 2 |
in a fright | 2 |
was there all | 2 |
i go with | 2 |
o opened it | 2 |
a pair of | 2 |
give my fiddle | 2 |
tom with his | 2 |
she fought for | 2 |
up hill and | 2 |
away went postboy | 2 |
old mother widdle | 2 |
where to find | 2 |
came a little | 2 |
j jumped for | 2 |
my little old | 2 |
to the pieman | 2 |
ram was fat | 2 |
the road to | 2 |
if all the | 2 |
belleisle i was | 2 |
b stands for | 2 |
the hills and | 2 |
they reached up | 2 |
went to buy | 2 |
to be a | 2 |
cock doth crow | 2 |
to the cupboard | 2 |
song that i | 2 |
he did not | 2 |
they gave a | 2 |
which includes the | 2 |
pipe and he | 2 |
and now my | 2 |
of the day | 2 |
by the side | 2 |
a garden full | 2 |
and sent them | 2 |
every evil under | 2 |
a tattamus took | 2 |
the carpenter said | 2 |
as another body | 2 |
met the finest | 2 |
l is for | 2 |
come out to | 2 |
e stands for | 2 |
blushed behind her | 2 |
all the good | 2 |
stands for james | 2 |
now mistress gilpin | 2 |
went postboy at | 2 |
one fine morning | 2 |
out of town | 2 |
pease pudding hot | 2 |
back the poor | 2 |
reached up to | 2 |
no bigger than | 2 |
a little cock | 2 |
and jenny shall | 2 |
and has brought | 2 |
poor cat fright | 2 |
lived by myself | 2 |
sits beside the | 2 |
the girls and | 2 |
at the end | 2 |
x y z | 2 |
some little mice | 2 |
the ladder to | 2 |
climbed up a | 2 |
to the moon | 2 |
what you are | 2 |
bessy bell and | 2 |
pussy sits beside | 2 |
garden full of | 2 |
he was no | 2 |
learn from this | 2 |
it in a | 2 |
and she began | 2 |
my pretty little | 2 |
b is the | 2 |
give you the | 2 |
p is for | 2 |
i love coffee | 2 |
and away she | 2 |
o the old | 2 |
poems in passing | 2 |
treat a poor | 2 |
illustration up hill | 2 |
not a bit | 2 |
beside the fire | 2 |
north wind doth | 2 |
the ladies go | 2 |
the cat sat | 2 |
in a barn | 2 |
and thus unto | 2 |
i pray you | 2 |
robin and richard | 2 |
to see his | 2 |
the cock that | 2 |
had a pretty | 2 |
m was a | 2 |
sprat could eat | 2 |
took up his | 2 |
a little sister | 2 |
dame made a | 2 |
a market day | 2 |
was a zany | 2 |
n stands for | 2 |
peter white will | 2 |
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