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quadgram frequency
one of the most165
in the british museum124
a copy of the108
the first edition of100
the end of the92
the library of the91
for the most part89
at the end of85
in the case of78
a catalogue of the77
of the library of74
a large number of72
is one of the68
at the same time68
is said to have64
in the library of61
at the sale of61
of the first edition59
for the sake of58
on the other hand57
in the possession of55
the sale of the55
for the purpose of53
seems to have been53
was one of the52
the history of the49
from time to time49
be found in the49
on the part of49
copy of the first48
of the last century48
to be found in48
in the course of48
the middle of the48
a good deal of47
of the british museum46
a great number of45
in the hands of45
a few years ago44
in the shape of42
of one of the41
the greater part of41
of the sixteenth century41
of some of the41
the name of the41
of the works of40
library of the late40
it is to be40
sold by auction by39
into the hands of38
of the seventeenth century37
the catalogue of the37
as well as the37
the beginning of the36
catalogue of the library36
of the eighteenth century35
the rest of the35
now in the british34
will be found in34
in the midst of34
is now in the33
in the way of33
for the first time32
a great deal of32
as well as a32
i do not know32
on the th of32
the first volume of32
to have been a31
the close of the31
in the reign of31
of the th century30
is by no means30
symptom of the bibliomania30
the greek and latin30
greek and latin classics30
by wynkyn de worde29
appears to have been29
in one of the29
one or two of29
there can be no29
it is impossible to29
the works of the29
the hands of the29
first edition of the28
of the duke of28
it is difficult to28
on account of the28
the use of the28
to have been the28
at the head of27
in the time of27
he seems to have27
of the university of27
the possession of the27
at the present day27
of the fifteenth century27
in the first place27
to be sold by27
a few of the27
a copy of this27
editions of the classics26
was a man of26
account of his library26
an account of the26
the university of oxford26
the whole of the26
for the benefit of26
of the late mr26
to the british museum26
said to have been25
of the history of25
some of the most25
for the use of24
at the time of24
is not to be24
under the title of24
at the sign of24
be sold by auction24
seem to have been24
that is to say24
the manner in which23
in the form of23
came under the hammer23
the sign of the23
as a matter of23
at the beginning of23
the death of the23
the title of the22
may be said to22
it is said that22
are to be found22
to the end of22
of the present century22
of the catalogue of22
printed upon large paper22
in the collection of22
of the greek and22
of the books which22
a list of the22
as well as of22
that it is a22
into the possession of21
the first editions of21
a collection of books21
the hands of a21
sold by auction at21
the latter part of21
the formation of a21
a member of the21
the author of the21
may be regarded as21
of the present day20
the part of the20
of the art of20
the duke of roxburghe20
in the fifteenth century20
in the habit of20
in the seventeenth century20
in the bodleian library20
to the history of20
became the property of20
to the value of20
one of the best20
appear to have been20
the value of the20
the libraries of the20
the earlier part of20
in the history of20
as well as in19
the reign of henry19
it would have been19
in the same way19
in spite of the19
of the nineteenth century19
in the middle of19
of the society of19
the books of the19
there is no doubt19
by the late mr19
latter part of the19
the time of the19
under the hammer at19
but it is not19
catalogue of his library19
we are told that19
a part of the19
in the matter of18
it was in the18
was sold by auction18
the character of the18
sale of his library18
under the name of18
in the annals of18
it is not a18
for the publication of18
the subject of the18
as one of the18
earlier part of the18
the first part of18
that he was a17
of the royal society17
in the english language17
the names of the17
but it is a17
by leigh and sotheby17
the love of books17
is to be found17
i do not think17
on the death of17
it would be difficult17
one of the earliest17
the abbey of st17
the contents of the17
in the libraries of17
in a copy of17
of the name of17
in the first volume17
of a copy of17
to be met with17
in the united states17
he was a man17
the back of the17
i am not sure17
catalogue des livres de17
part of the library17
the publication of the17
at the close of17
so fortunate as to17
of which there are17
the property of the16
the catalogue of his16
in the same year16
the time of his16
at the foot of16
a certain amount of16
symptoms of the bibliomania16
the order of the16
it is necessary to16
the head of the16
in possession of a16
from the press of16
by the name of16
for a copy of16
a fine copy of16
to say nothing of16
at the same place16
the art of printing16
a new edition of16
the shape of a16
first editions of the16
on the subject of16
a word or two16
in which he was16
the founder of the16
of the church of16
the case of the16
from the library of16
the nature of the16
one of the finest16
to the study of16
it will be seen16
of which he was16
des livres de la16
and it is not16
a first edition of16
catalogue of his books15
the case of a15
in great russell street15
at the age of15
one of the greatest15
of the most interesting15
it is one of15
of the house of15
so far as the15
in the presence of15
a catalogue of a15
of wynkyn de worde15
the invention of printing15
to be able to15
so far as i15
note in this book15
history of great britain15
in the direction of15
and one of the15
editions of the greek15
the commencement of the15
the owner of the15
but i do not15
by auction by leigh15
some of the books15
first edition of this15
is a copy of15
the fact that he15
of the reign of15
auction by leigh and15
on account of its15
the university of cambridge15
or two of the15
could not have been15
issued from the press15
of the early english15
to the effect that14
a list of books14
it is easy to14
the form of a14
that he did not14
of the most remarkable14
by auction by mr14
by the side of14
it would be a14
would be difficult to14
and at the same14
part of the last14
the earl of oxford14
for some of the14
it must have been14
of the libraries of14
all parts of the14
the editor of the14
the second edition of14
and some of the14
a copy of it14
in the life of14
a portion of the14
it has been said14
in the last century14
first volume of the14
the sale of his14
of the roxburghe club14
catalogue of the books14
of the life of14
in a letter to14
at the british museum14
great britain and ireland14
to the duke of14
of the most famous14
the preface to the14
that it was not14
formation of a library14
the early part of14
at the expense of14
this symptom of the14
of the united states14
be said to have14
on the other side14
of the earl of14
he is said to13
with a view to13
extra fine and rare13
in the list of13
i should like to13
the story of the13
that it was a13
it is that the13
may be seen in13
of one or two13
is said to be13
be said to be13
of the contents of13
it is not so13
the library of mr13
it has been my13
in addition to the13
at home and abroad13
about the same time13
the society of antiquaries13
it may not be13
copy of this work13
is no doubt that13
that it is not13
told me that he13
supposed to have been13
the collection of the13
it was published in13
by one of the13
the last few years13
of the most important13
at a very early13
the sale of mr13
the possession of mr13
after the death of13
a fine collection of13
to the catalogue of13
do not think that13
it is possible to13
it is certain that13
in some of the13
the writings of the13
a number of books13
the care of books13
rare and curious books13
in the preface to13
so long as the13
in the formation of13
the copy of the13
the value of a13
a quarter of a13
a great part of13
many of the books13
to be in the13
with the exception of13
early part of the13
it would seem that13
the reader will find13
the first folio shakespeare13
large paper copy of13
as in the case13
in the first edition13
be regarded as the13
the duke of devonshire13
as acted by the13
of the books of13
of this class of13
it must be confessed13
towards the end of13
some of the more13
at the present time13
edition of this work13
books printed in the12
of the books were12
towards the close of12
of the man who12
in consequence of the12
a catalogue of books12
the greek and roman12
will be found to12
may be found in12
the sake of the12
book of common prayer12
come down to us12
the history of book12
copies of the first12
that there was a12
have been able to12
the presence of a12
was the owner of12
of some of these12
the second volume of12
new edition of the12
some of the rarest12
of great britain and12
the literature of the12
is a list of12
was not to be12
of a number of12
in two octavo volumes12
the archbishop of canterbury12
which have been published12
will be seen that12
order of the garter12
of which i have12
one of the few12
of those who have12
to the extent of12
of the most valuable12
in the original binding12
in our own country12
and valuable library of12
and the rest of12
as if it were12
his copy of the12
with a copy of12
in the pursuit of12
the foundation of the12
in the sixteenth century12
from the fact that12
by the fact that12
of the typographical antiquities12
the last of the12
the course of his12
side by side with12
in one of his12
of the date of12
and there is no12
are now in the12
of the book clubs12
the fact that the12
it will be found12
not to be found12
of books in the12
to the abbey of12
value of a book12
nine cases out of12
in the choice of12
that they should be12
copies were struck off12
the owner of a12
fine copy of the12
it is in the12
the best part of12
to the university of12
a perfect copy of11
of a collection of11
of the old school11
of the same kind11
a more or less11
that it should be11
a certain number of11
to the number of11
of the book of11
that it would be11
a view of the11
am not sure that11
and one or two11
some account of the11
that there is no11
with the rest of11
of the middle ages11
and that is the11
it is hard to11
the following is a11
it is true that11
a complete set of11
in a position to11
the life of the11
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the imperial library at11
at the commencement of11
that they are not11
as well as to11
of the most curious11
it was to be11
a large collection of11
there is a curious11
to one of the11
part of the present11
the study of the11
it is interesting to11
are more or less11
to the present time11
i remember to have11
the number of books11
quarter of a century11
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by means of the11
of the writings of11
to the library of11
of the editio princeps11
was a sort of11
a catalogue of his11
a history of the11
a knowledge of the11
a considerable number of11
greater part of the11
it was not until11
it is not necessary11
of this kind of11
out of the question11
in the public library11
for a long time11
i am inclined to11
so far as to11
the great fire of11
books printed upon vellum11
was in the habit11
had it not been11
years of his life11
the other side of11
to say that the11
was sold for l11
out of the window11
the spirit of the11
under the auspices of11
the number of copies11
in the department of11
as we have seen11
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in which it was11
are not to be11
that some of the11
of many of the11
it was purchased by11
in which they are11
it was printed in11
the price of a11
a very fine copy11
the publications of the11
to the conclusion that11
in course of time11
a year or two11
the origin of the11
but it must be11
known to have been11
the opening of the11
be borne in mind11
the city of london10
the most famous of10
every now and then10
the pages of the10
the heart of the10
the public library at10
is likely to be10
of some of our10
in the cause of10
of the aldine press10
was at that time10
the british museum and10
life and death of10
i am indebted to10
seems to have had10
a man of great10
a beautiful unique copy10
you will find that10
history of the bibliomania10
books in the library10
copy of the same10
to have had a10
first part of the10
dressing of a booke10
of the life and10
to be had for10
the sixteenth and seventeenth10
in the original boards10
to the lot of10
the transactions of the10
which i have seen10
the immortal memory of10
the influence of the10
to the formation of10
of the city of10
of the sale of10
of the roman empire10
but it was not10
of the fact that10
of the rarest occurrence10
it is probable that10
if we are to10
which may be found10
the progress of the10
in the study of10
part of the collection10
on his own account10
of books printed in10
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by the help of10
to the literature of10
the editio princeps of10
the catalogues of the10
in his history of10
are by no means10
of the most beautiful10
printed in the black10
the history of his10
that of the late10
by no means a10
the cause of the10
the remainder of the10
as far as the10
the various editions of10
does not seem to10
the first book of10
gilding and dressing of10
does not appear to10
this is a very10
will be found a10
it would appear that10
it may be said10
the time of henry10
and it will be10
half a century ago10
the new edition of10
that i do not10
for the preservation of10
it is a pity10
was the author of10
the editions of the10
this is not the10
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the foot of the10
to the memory of10
the end of this10
cases out of ten10
the value of books10
the knowledge of the10
is known to have10
of the bodleian library10
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that he was the10
up and down the10
one of the first10
shop was at the10
i know of no10
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many of the most10
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of the holy scriptures10
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to the present day10
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of the old english10
far as i am10
and dressing of a10
men of the time10
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a matter of fact10
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the bulk of the10
president of the royal10
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to part with it10
on the back of10
of the owner of10
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to do with the10
of the same book10
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the way in which10
to enable him to10
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is due to the10
and of which the10
at a time when10
for a few pence10
what might have been10
the centre of the9
all that can be9
of the author of9
tells us that he9
as i am aware9
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that he had not9
there is no end9
it is by no9
by sir joshua reynolds9
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the early history of9
the most important of9
middle of the sixteenth9
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in the art of9
of two or three9
at the feet of9
of the english language9
it seems to have9
the bottom of the9
such and such a9
sale of the library9
in the university of9
he would not have9
other side of the9
you will find a9
of the new testament9
the rest of his9
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the course of a9
of this kind in9
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of the age of9
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which he did not9
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no doubt that the9
ought not to be9
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with some of the9
to the death of9
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by far the most9
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the price of books9
of the world and9
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of a booke called9
the appearance of the9
sale of his books9
end of the year9
it would not be9
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there is a very9
editions of the bible9
of the sixteenth and9
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parts of the world9
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that he had the9
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of the united kingdom9
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