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quadgram	frequency
the prince of wales	55
in the midst of	43
the rest of the	34
at the same time	30
the king and queen	30
on the th of	29
one of the most	27
the duke of york	27
the house of commons	22
the duke of wellington	22
from time to time	21
with an air of	20
in the course of	19
madame de la ch	18
i was obliged to	18
i was forced to	18
a great deal of	17
to go to the	17
and i could not	16
god save the king	16
he told me he	16
with a look of	16
was one of the	15
the whole of the	15
at the hastings trial	15
that i could not	15
a good deal of	15
in favour of the	14
i could not but	14
of the duke of	14
at the end of	14
as soon as i	13
the queen and princesses	13
i was glad to	13
miss planta and myself	13
miss planta came to	12
my poor royal mistress	12
but i could not	12
very glad to see	12
to my own room	12
on account of the	12
i had not seen	12
the field of battle	12
the duke of clarence	12
in the house of	12
miss planta and me	12
the end of the	12
as well as i	11
to speak to me	11
i begged him to	11
a member of the	11
as soon as the	11
la tour du pin	11
quarter of an hour	11
de la tour du	11
at the head of	11
i know not how	10
the house of lords	10
i told him i	10
i was very glad	10
i could not help	10
and with a look	10
in a few minutes	10
of the house of	10
and i had the	10
with a sort of	10
could not but be	10
and one of the	10
of the first consul	10
told me she had	10
in the middle of	10
i should like to	9
into the next room	9
all the rest of	9
the th of april	9
i had never seen	9
she told me she	9
in the hands of	9
the hands of the	9
is one of the	9
to my dearest father	9
had the pleasure to	9
that i had not	9
the duchess of devonshire	9
came into the room	9
out of the room	9
told me he had	9
for the first time	9
the duc de luxembourg	9
the close of the	9
i could not hear	9
as if i had	9
was very glad to	9
the middle of the	9
he said he had	9
the duchess of york	9
i was alone with	8
and with an air	8
the side of the	8
madame de la fite	8
so good as to	8
of madame de stael	8
in a few days	8
but he would not	8
the king and his	8
told me he was	8
i went to the	8
nothing could be more	8
a quarter of an	8
that it was not	8
madame de la tour	8
to the duke of	8
he said he would	8
in a state of	8
i should have been	8
to the prince of	8
was out of the	8
the arrival of the	8
at the house of	8
would not let me	8
is by no means	8
out of the way	8
the midst of the	8
of one of the	8
in which he had	8
on the part of	8
the th of august	8
came up to me	8
told me that the	7
if i had not	7
to speak with me	7
of the royal family	7
to come to the	7
asked me if i	7
me to the queen	7
into the hands of	7
to the last moment	7
rest of the day	7
to the bishop of	7
to the queen and	7
the king and the	7
by the side of	7
and said she would	7
had the honour of	7
i had not the	7
i do not think	7
as well as of	7
fanny burney to dr	7
we were joined by	7
as if he had	7
of my dearest father	7
fanny burney to mrs	7
the service of the	7
i went again to	7
by the sight of	7
and on the th	7
the greater part of	7
well as i could	7
the beginning of the	7
was by no means	7
i did not know	7
that he did not	7
i was going to	7
the air of a	7
i assured him i	7
middle of the night	7
it would have been	7
the opening of the	7
the head of the	7
the sight of his	7
to speak to him	7
with the duchess of	6
a part of the	6
of the state of	6
for the rest of	6
the th of march	6
to my royal mistress	6
the entrance of the	6
i should not have	6
by the duke of	6
i could not have	6
i could not be	6
called upon me to	6
with the duke of	6
i was in the	6
the duc de duras	6
the memoirs of dr	6
was alone with her	6
as i was able	6
glad to see him	6
the voice of the	6
the duchess of ancaster	6
there could be no	6
i did not dare	6
knew not how to	6
of the king and	6
it to the queen	6
i could not even	6
for the benefit of	6
with the prince of	6
i am sure you	6
by the death of	6
all the royal family	6
and said he would	6
on the other hand	6
i was able to	6
we came to the	6
could not bear to	6
the first day of	6
i am sure i	6
could by no means	6
in defiance of all	6
was not to be	6
i had the pleasure	6
the course of this	6
to madame de stael	6
to the royal family	6
me to go to	6
it seemed to me	6
the whole of my	6
with the princess royal	6
to the house of	6
through which we passed	6
of the duchess of	6
came to my room	6
the course of the	6
for a few minutes	6
to my poor queen	6
de la tour maubourg	6
the honour of her	6
i am very sorry	6
the top of the	6
what i had done	6
a letter from m	6
i need not say	6
as if she had	6
if she had been	6
the death of the	6
i do not know	6
i could not possibly	6
have the honour to	6
the moment i was	6
with respect to the	6
me if i had	6
i was very sorry	6
at the time of	6
we went to the	6
the midst of all	6
the night had been	6
to me the whole	6
that he would not	5
in the way of	5
i am very glad	5
said not a word	5
and the prince of	5
put a stop to	5
that i had no	5
i was very much	5
it could not be	5
i wish i had	5
of which he had	5
the list of emigrants	5
did not think it	5
the trial of warren	5
of madame de maurville	5
planta and me to	5
by one of the	5
as soon as he	5
it was not till	5
a little of the	5
the vizier of oude	5
of god save the	5
in the spring of	5
the death of his	5
to come to her	5
upper end of the	5
to one of the	5
i had not been	5
shall i tell you	5
a visit to mrs	5
on the eve of	5
obliged to go to	5
be it what it	5
and he said he	5
me as if i	5
in one of the	5
trial of warren hastings	5
you will be sure	5
in my power to	5
if i would give	5
we set off for	5
the duc de liancourt	5
by the title of	5
and the princess elizabeth	5
with whom i had	5
the king of france	5
member of the opposition	5
go to the play	5
it would not be	5
with the king and	5
one of the pages	5
when i saw him	5
had never seen him	5
the upper end of	5
you may be sure	5
and i did not	5
to her royal highness	5
but i had no	5
to drink tea with	5
to the princess augusta	5
asked him if he	5
to every species of	5
when we arrived at	5
i would give him	5
with madame de la	5
in the next room	5
that i have not	5
illness and death of	5
the apartment of the	5
i saw he was	5
as well as to	5
have the honour of	5
presented to the queen	5
but i would not	5
that there was no	5
have been able to	5
i was fain to	5
i would have given	5
and there is no	5
the restoration of the	5
her intercourse with fanny	5
received a letter from	5
i did not think	5
madame la duchesse de	5
i had had a	5
what say you to	5
which he had been	5
in the style of	5
i found it was	5
of the day was	5
came to tell me	5
in consequence of his	5
i had seen him	5
with all my heart	5
of my dear father	5
the equerry in waiting	5
end of the room	5
impossible for me to	5
the sight of the	5
with the sight of	5
if i had never	5
gave me to understand	5
a visit from the	5
to know how i	5
the midst of his	5
in a short time	5
at such a moment	5
the bottom of the	5
to get rid of	5
when i came to	5
whom i had not	5
to tell me that	5
the part of the	5
the garde du corps	5
up and down the	5
i was in a	5
when he had done	5
if i had been	5
it must have been	5
close of the year	5
in which i had	5
mile and a half	5
glad to see me	5
when i tell you	5
duke of york was	5
the door of the	5
a mile and a	5
is said to be	5
with regard to the	5
side of the hall	5
have the goodness to	5
i returned to my	5
that i might have	5
nothing to do with	5
was a member of	5
a man of the	5
it seems to me	5
i have not been	5
we returned to the	4
the royals went to	4
i must tell you	4
that he could not	4
to madame la duchesse	4
with whom he was	4
two or three times	4
some part of the	4
in the same state	4
one of the princesses	4
duke of wellington and	4
of wellington and prince	4
i could not resist	4
i believe he was	4
the queen was in	4
such a one as	4
with madame de stael	4
i would fain have	4
take no denial to	4
as well as the	4
at the foot of	4
spoke not a word	4
since i have seen	4
master of the horse	4
of the prince de	4
begged me to go	4
with which i had	4
the queen and princess	4
i believe i have	4
have the pleasure of	4
told her i had	4
i asked him if	4
to make known to	4
i do not like	4
the princess royal and	4
the princess royal came	4
related to me the	4
i could not tell	4
was seized with a	4
amongst those who had	4
i have been very	4
had it not been	4
a quarter of a	4
an officer in the	4
for which we have	4
when we returned to	4
went again to the	4
two or three days	4
interview with the queen	4
which she had been	4
to see him so	4
could not help laughing	4
had a good deal	4
the prince and princess	4
queen and the princesses	4
the midst of them	4
wished to see him	4
the expenses of the	4
as i had no	4
the king of prussia	4
i could make no	4
him to make the	4
a few lines to	4
visit to the theatre	4
under the protection of	4
it was in the	4
when i was alone	4
to the service of	4
i have reason to	4
when i went to	4
an interview with the	4
i need not tell	4
have the glass down	4
on the road to	4
with a look that	4
in favour of mr	4
he was going to	4
struck up god save	4
i was compelled to	4
in which he was	4
but i was glad	4
to see all this	4
of the marriage of	4
she told me that	4
i should be glad	4
i did not see	4
to be able to	4
on the subject of	4
at the door of	4
takes leave of fanny	4
i have not yet	4
the duke of gloucester	4
miss planta and i	4
the duke de liancourt	4
i think i know	4
the state of things	4
my dear miss burney	4
in a very few	4
and he told me	4
in the service of	4
he related to me	4
this morning i was	4
to let me know	4
and the duke of	4
it has given me	4
it was not possible	4
in a manner so	4
in my own room	4
an account of the	4
in the evening i	4
royal visit to the	4
it was impossible to	4
and the rest of	4
was it not a	4
could not have been	4
and madame de la	4
i was much surprised	4
the people of paris	4
that this was the	4
to return to windsor	4
with which he heard	4
the duchess of angoul	4
for i could not	4
and i was quite	4
and in a manner	4
i know not what	4
to whom i had	4
the queen and mr	4
to look at him	4
not a word was	4
the queen and the	4
to see you here	4
he then told me	4
to say that the	4
would take no denial	4
the master of the	4
at the police office	4
the comte de narbonne	4
in the same manner	4
made me a visit	4
one of the managers	4
that the duke of	4
for the loss of	4
that i was almost	4
be of the party	4
the princesses augusta and	4
the whole of this	4
i will tell you	4
i could not forbear	4
to the top of	4
to my little parlour	4
the opening of this	4
the present state of	4
so much struck with	4
then told me he	4
know not how to	4
to summon me to	4
me with the most	4
he looked at me	4
and in a few	4
must now tell you	4
out of the question	4
of the emperor of	4
to know if i	4
the comte de spagen	4
i have not heard	4
drink tea with me	4
i knew not how	4
prayers for the king	4
to keep out of	4
rap at my door	4
prince and princess of	4
to see him again	4
to the end of	4
as soon as she	4
summon me to the	4
made a point of	4
i did what i	4
to me in a	4
possible for me to	4
to see you again	4
on the point of	4
the duke of brunswick	4
from the field of	4
with one of the	4
a letter from my	4
lest i should be	4
and would not be	4
of the french revolution	4
of some of the	4
i must now tell	4
what i had to	4
i went to my	4
till we came to	4
and he made a	4
the king and royal	4
told me that she	4
i came to the	4
she was going to	4
for the remainder of	4
the prince of orange	4
so kind as to	4
a day or two	4
it was time to	4
to return to the	4
of the hastings trial	4
a rap at my	4
in the cause of	4
and mademoiselle de mortemar	4
will be so good	4
he seemed to have	4
and told me she	4
the princess of orange	4
to whom he had	4
in the following pages	4
and the princesses augusta	4
on the list of	4
in defiance of my	4
in the new forest	4
i was so much	4
in which i was	4
a letter from the	4
you will easily believe	4
he took up the	4
during the whole of	4
windham came up to	4
about a quarter of	4
by the sound of	4
to write to you	4
a few days after	4
had not been able	4
the wife of a	4
did what i could	4
with the utmost difficulty	4
the princess elizabeth came	4
i had not a	4
de narbonne and m	4
the honours of the	4
that i should be	4
i am sure he	4
the rest of my	4
that i can never	4
i am sure she	4
not been able to	4
i come now to	4
with the queen and	4
but i do not	4
a very few minutes	4
i had a good	4
on the other side	4
the time of his	4
he did not know	4
how do you do	4
by no means the	4
i assure you i	4
the th of december	4
but what was my	4
and my royal mistress	4
was all i could	4
the time of my	4
we were to go	4
for the purpose of	4
he said it was	4
went to westminster hall	4
he is a very	4
i thought it best	4
i can never forget	4
i told her majesty	4
our way of life	4
duke of wellington had	4
there was not a	4
i cannot bear to	4
emigrants at juniper hall	4
in a sort of	4
and that he was	4
how much i was	4
she received me with	4
philips to fanny burney	4
but he was so	4
but he did not	4
wellington and prince bl	4
that the king had	4
and the sight of	4
the royal family were	4
what to do with	4
the house of sir	4
the news of the	4
the terrace at windsor	4
as i could not	4
from the duke of	4
to the apartment of	4
to know how the	4
it could only be	4
friends of the people	4
and when he had	4
of the most distinguished	4
the whole of his	4
not a word of	4
i never saw him	4
my dearest father will	4
not for the world	4
for which i was	4
during the period of	3
with my royal mistress	3
had one of the	3
prince of wales at	3
to take leave of	3
the gentleman at the	3
i believe he is	3
which way to look	3
more than an hour	3
he set off for	3
which he heard this	3
as if i was	3
i have seldom seen	3
what is become of	3
put up in the	3
was forced to say	3
the th of june	3
had been named to	3
i could by no	3
his majesty was to	3
that he was now	3
i might as well	3
nothing in the scale	3
was summoned to the	3
to give me a	3
madame de stael was	3
i do not mean	3
but it will be	3
see me in the	3
as much as i	3
it was too late	3
the front of the	3
discussed by his brother	3
again to westminster hall	3
at the age of	3
in order to show	3
a glimpse of the	3
as a sort of	3
the midst of a	3
decrees against the emigrants	3
to own the truth	3
i had never yet	3
now that i am	3
brother in the service	3
the conclusion of the	3
in a situation of	3
and we had a	3
the same time to	3
i felt as if	3
i had a sort	3
who was now in	3
i could not see	3
i ought not to	3
right side of the	3
as if it was	3
a great number of	3
the day after the	3
quarter of a mile	3
we are all here	3
the palace of the	3
to set off for	3
in a tone of	3
be of any use	3
but i did not	3
i was seized with	3
up god save the	3
to the ladies of	3
visit to madame de	3
the king of sardinia	3
and the regency bill	3
desired to see me	3
the th of july	3
in all other respects	3
view of the sea	3
me that i should	3
about the middle of	3
towards the close of	3
he is now in	3
when i had done	3
on the morning of	3
we talked of the	3
he went to the	3
a letter to the	3
and the whole of	3
i could hardly keep	3
a visit from mr	3
under the royal roof	3
in the most gracious	3
to be allowed to	3
this encouraged me to	3
was most eager to	3
in the autumn of	3
had never seen them	3
to me to be	3
the queen is so	3
so obliging as to	3
what must be the	3
good deal of the	3
with a species of	3
a letter from our	3
i had a most	3
of all that was	3
would not for the	3
but in all other	3
i had had the	3
and the next morning	3
the rajah of benares	3
if he had been	3
le duc de luxembourg	3
i have the honour	3
for the king and	3
and i am sure	3
as far as they	3
respecting madame de stael	3
was so much struck	3
brought forward by the	3
voice of the king	3
to my dear father	3
and stayed with me	3
i shall have it	3
he asked me if	3
and the fear of	3
i saw he meant	3
seventeen years of age	3
by a mad woman	3
i would not have	3
a view of the	3
stael to fanny burney	3
what i have to	3
one of the royal	3
to the master of	3
the royal party came	3
by the rising tide	3
refuses to see dr	3
a look of great	3
by the name of	3
i had the satisfaction	3
i was too much	3
me to speak to	3
with some of his	3
public prayers for the	3
i was never so	3
he was very glad	3
in our way to	3
one of the first	3
and the king is	3
and i am afraid	3
at the gate of	3
victor de la tour	3
to be considered as	3
had now the pleasure	3
me sit by her	3
of the princess charlotte	3
had the satisfaction to	3
my dear father was	3
publication of the wanderer	3
distress of the queen	3
i wish you had	3
as little as possible	3
a word of the	3
he had never seen	3
he could not help	3
and way of life	3
i was come to	3
pointed out to me	3
from the time of	3
to me with a	3
laconic letter and interview	3
majority on the council	3
me the whole of	3
it is to be	3
i could almost have	3
the whole royal family	3
was in high spirits	3
i have never seen	3
enter upon the subject	3
all that had passed	3
to inform me that	3
to be of the	3
he could not but	3
the princess royal was	3
i had not read	3
grew more and more	3
there was something so	3
and he is now	3
never been able to	3
and the king of	3
glass down on my	3
but just time to	3
told me she was	3
as i had never	3
i have not a	3
of going to the	3
to me to have	3
a large sum of	3
i saw him after	3
as a member of	3
though i could not	3
just as she was	3
there was such a	3
the seat of lord	3
and gave me an	3
to dine at the	3
of a certain young	3
just as it was	3
was to me a	3
a thing of course	3
manner in which he	3
to miss planta and	3
of the return of	3
it impossible not to	3
all i had to	3
i have had a	3
to the last of	3
she had wished to	3
i had not had	3
i had no other	3
i had heard of	3
was of the highest	3
the princess augusta came	3
he spoke to me	3
the princesses mary and	3
as well as at	3
little cell at passy	3
was not possible for	3
i will try to	3
he is by no	3
efforts to communicate with	3
at the feet of	3
the business of the	3
in the presence of	3
and though i have	3
should have been very	3
in which i have	3
and that i had	3
now tell you the	3
do not like to	3
i knew he had	3
me a great deal	3
for i did not	3
and i was forced	3
that i have been	3
two or three of	3
madame la comtesse de	3
if i did not	3
i must come to	3
hands of the english	3
i have not the	3
she is one of	3
do you think of	3
by no means to	3
to the duc de	3
from the committee box	3
and not a little	3
in the reign of	3
two or three hours	3
princess augusta and princess	3
that i am sure	3
is at an end	3
i have not seen	3
i was called upon	3
disappointing on near acquaintance	3
inquired how i did	3
at such a time	3
a little history of	3
was such as to	3
and it was very	3
do you think i	3
on the first floor	3
should be very glad	3
as a thing of	3
king and queen and	3
the queen should be	3
a letter from lady	3
the work of the	3
it was a very	3
in the duke of	3
the last day of	3
she then told me	3
i have been in	3
desired to speak with	3
in the royal presence	3
in a low voice	3
me how i did	3
to the th of	3
i was summoned to	3
pension from the queen	3
the most gracious manner	3
the prince de cond	3
i could not bring	3
by the entrance of	3
a wild irish girl	3
had the courage to	3
he was too much	3
night had been very	3
i was most eager	3
he came into the	3
had a sort of	3
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the day on which	3
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to him by the	3
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the glass down on	3
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tone of his voice	3
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of the french colony	3
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in my little parlour	3
of a general officer	3
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king and royal family	3
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those who had been	3
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madame la princesse de	3
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for a few days	3
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truly and sincerely yours	3
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me a letter from	3
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the return of napoleon	3
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gentleman at the bar	3
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duc de la rochefoucault	3
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to the first consul	3
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courts and court life	3
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to him in the	3
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him by every opportunity	3
spanish prisoners at dunkirk	3
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the emperor of russia	3
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la comtesse de narbonne	3
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ministre de la guerre	3
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willis and his son	3
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madame de stael and	3
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madame d arblay to	3
our little cell at	3
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de stael to fanny	3
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one of the french	3
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the head of a	3
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of two or three	3
queen is so kind	3
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of the rising tide	3
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he has all the	3
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i thank you for	3
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and my dear father	3
her place at court	3
me the next morning	3
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all i had heard	3
with miss planta and	3
may be said to	3
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fit of the gout	3
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of the first emigration	3
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president of the royal	3
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planta and myself were	3
execution of louis xvi	3
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the directors of the	3
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founder of sunday schools	3
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death of the queen	3
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my father and myself	3
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the princess and the	3
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princesses mary and amelia	3
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a dish of tea	3
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to see me again	3
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my most dear father	3
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of her royal highness	3
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thing in the world	3
her return to england	3
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my little boy and	3
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with my dearest father	3
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the road to paris	3
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the maids of honour	3
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on the french revolution	3
you how you do	3
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me an account of	3
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his wife and son	3
room in the house	3
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my dear and honoured	3
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of madame de la	3
little boy at court	3
the th of october	3
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the duke of grafton	3
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me with the utmost	3
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love in a cottage	3
of sir george baker	3
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th of this month	3
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that he should come	3
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on the ground floor	3
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their majesties and their	3
as if i were	3
after my dear father	3
could with difficulty forbear	2
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of sir lucas pepys	2
since my return from	2
how to answer it	2
that i mean to	2
they all agreed to	2
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recollection of poor h	2
so weak as to	2
let me know what	2
you have her leave	2
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he was ready to	2
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as i returned to	2
la fite and mrs	2
was obliged to give	2
time such as this	2
ventured to address a	2
as she will be	2
natured recollection of poor	2
her treatment of fanny	2
the king was so	2
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the canon and mrs	2
the loss of my	2
of all the allies	2
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me an opportunity of	2
and queen of the	2
i had the great	2
royal visit to cheltenham	2
to make known my	2
of the marriage to	2
their majesties and the	2
on the night of	2
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the time of the	2
the capital of france	2
us to talk of	2
the title of queen	2
garde du corps du	2
with the lady waldegraves	2
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say to you that	2
my dearest madame de	2
if it had been	2
on purpose to see	2
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told me that mr	2
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an establishment in france	2
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in his own house	2
at this moment i	2
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to send you a	2
not but be sure	2
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wave of the rising	2
that one of his	2
directors of the company	2
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i hear you are	2
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a large majority in	2
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as well as some	2
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a fortnight or three	2
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favour of the poor	2
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i had not heard	2
young man who was	2
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you must not be	2
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the last of the	2
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the midst of every	2
something i could not	2
still in a part	2
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on the steps of	2
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a captured spanish ship	2
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deaths of hester burney	2
the removal to kew	2
to see her again	2
functions of his office	2
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talk with the king	2
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to mention it to	2
the mouth of the	2
eager to find out	2
against the british government	2
seeing at the tuileries	2
that he meant to	2
a one as i	2
i doubt not but	2
end of the second	2
the king on his	2
not possibly deny this	2
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of the friends we	2
visit to miss palmer	2
my gratitude for her	2
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the green benches for	2
what i think of	2
his hand on his	2
the matrimonial project is	2
in the low countries	2
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of one of her	2
the relief of the	2
out of his pocket	2
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whom i was to	2
to speak to mr	2
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mary ann captured off	2
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ever remember to have	2
the king in the	2
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so much the better	2
he would or not	2
the fall of robespierre	2
i am very happy	2
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asked me whether i	2
saw my dear father	2
of all around him	2
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as it is honourable	2
that i would not	2
how sweet to me	2
the play was the	2
to whom she had	2
you will be at	2
fast as i could	2
who had brought me	2
that her majesty had	2
for the officers of	2
to a more distant	2
third of the upper	2
the next day the	2
pleasure to me to	2
the duchess dowager of	2
loss of my dear	2
since the death of	2
treasurer of the household	2
de la fite and	2
me of the same	2
planta and myself to	2
the situation of affairs	2
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at a greater distance	2
her with the most	2
so agitated and so	2
king and his family	2
the french political emigrants	2
on the day i	2
it was very cheerful	2
his support to the	2
memorial and explanatory note	2
in the first instance	2
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what they were to	2
good deal of conversation	2
and the learned ladies	2
refuse to receive him	2
not another human being	2
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the diary and letters	2
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war between the two	2
has since told me	2
i had a long	2
i can never tell	2
you upon this subject	2
charge relating to cheyt	2
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cologne to coblenz and	2
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the queen was most	2
as well as our	2
and drink tea with	2
of the poor queen	2
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all the ladies of	2
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in the world to	2
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in speaking of the	2
i first went to	2
the object of his	2
the sands at the	2
his answer to the	2
taxed with visiting gentlemen	2
i should else have	2
to speak to you	2
mishap on the road	2
burney in a new	2
me to understand that	2
king refuses to see	2
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the two eldest princesses	2
first outburst of the	2
the phillipses at juniper	2
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is kissed by him	2
miss kitty was in	2
how i should have	2
with all his old	2
i was already in	2
the dedication of camilla	2
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the prince eyes miss	2
from a famous foreign	2
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a signal of distress	2
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exactly in the same	2
as he was to	2
interest in his favour	2
the midst of this	2
his presentation to the	2
with which i was	2
with a sweetness the	2
letters to her son	2
i had no objection	2
was to take place	2
i have always seen	2
and his fond father	2
death of young lady	2
the danger was over	2
the apartments of the	2
that my father had	2
who were at the	2
told him there was	2
in attendance upon the	2
a great relief to	2
have committed to paper	2
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i ought to have	2
up to speak to	2
about two hours after	2
am able to do	2
what was going forwards	2
a level with the	2
and said i was	2
without looking at her	2
with an alacrity that	2
the tone of his	2
quite uneasy at the	2
he shrugged his shoulders	2
de luc was with	2
and member of the	2
i was quite happy	2
rather late in the	2
long since i had	2
to him to be	2
at the prefecture at	2
as well as we	2
at the duchess of	2
with my dear father	2
she said she might	2
an idea of the	2
spent the whole day	2
day of the decisive	2
of the monthly review	2
his remarks on the	2
she was out of	2
came into my parlour	2
the death of mr	2
hester burney and mrs	2
appeared to me to	2
i had no opportunity	2
was in the way	2
must have become of	2
at dinner we all	2
of which she had	2
had been so long	2
a statement of the	2
to be present at	2
dine with the king	2
elected a member of	2
have no time for	2
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is not for me	2
to me by mr	2
she would take no	2
you are a committee	2
have never been able	2
appointed to examine the	2
for the service of	2
took part in the	2
and sit with me	2
and now i think	2
to all my expectations	2
when he came to	2
unless he had some	2
there is no one	2
i could not recollect	2
great deal of good	2
the immediate service of	2
another visit to the	2
i fancy he had	2
as much of the	2
beg to speak with	2
but i am in	2
the borders of the	2
spirits than i have	2
by my dear father	2
king approves the dedication	2
a fresh attack of	2
honour of belonging to	2
me to go on	2
supposed it must be	2
have never been so	2
to do the honours	2
been a stranger to	2
further changes at the	2
ebook was produced by	2
ne puis entrer dans	2
was in a humour	2
the eve of madame	2
set off for town	2
beautiful as a little	2
the same moment with	2
and said to me	2
such a quiz of	2
should i have been	2
she would not be	2
on with an alacrity	2
and assisted by a	2
her with a thousand	2
narrated the state of	2
and given her a	2
and appealed to the	2
as i have since	2
know what she meant	2
the prospect from the	2
hands of the austrians	2
he had shut the	2
a wide expanse of	2
for it is not	2
with the most cruel	2
happy to see you	2
said the duke of	2
was more than a	2
with a smile of	2
at my dearest mrs	2
it is impossible not	2
with an eagerness and	2
by which he was	2
he looked a little	2
in a country town	2
to come into my	2
meet the head of	2
was in the hands	2
what is the matter	2
never heard such a	2
he had no doubt	2
gave his support to	2
had been appointed by	2
the extent of the	2
he could with difficulty	2
air of a man	2
of the royal household	2
were of the party	2
i was sorry i	2
and all in the	2
would much oblige me	2
a coast ramble in	2
how glad i am	2
you may imagine how	2
garden of the tuileries	2
gossip from an old	2
some of the first	2
i begged her to	2
all you could yourself	2
i can only say	2
the first who brought	2
had just quitted me	2
duchess de polignac at	2
he had been much	2
to my great relief	2
your account of the	2
letter from miss planta	2
and my little boy	2
i must beg you	2
from my affectionate sister	2
hurried out of the	2
about half an hour	2
since he had seen	2
for i have read	2
i was upon the	2
happy not to be	2
with a candle in	2
she went on to	2
that her royal highness	2
but miss planta came	2
a situation like mine	2
lucas pepys on the	2
saw he was going	2
never to take up	2
royal party and their	2
luc and miss planta	2
rest of the family	2
the last sacrament administered	2
reminded me of what	2
he has not yet	2
does not like to	2
years of his life	2
the duchess of angouleme	2
to make a speech	2
the th of this	2
it by no means	2
you might do it	2
and in a voice	2
head of the opposition	2
on one side the	2
in order to make	2
seated himself by my	2
a new passport obtained	2
the most to my	2
put it in his	2
of the east india	2
powderham castle and collumpton	2
as soon as they	2
in the front row	2
looked a little surprised	2
at once to the	2
i would not say	2
had no chance of	2
much surprised to hear	2
the box for the	2
a liberty as to	2
entry to london society	2
he would have been	2
will be sure to	2
approves the dedication of	2
the queen gave me	2
out of the line	2
passed between us upon	2
arrival of the royals	2
the city of amiens	2
not think it right	2
to be in the	2
side of the room	2
with the whole of	2
to be acquainted with	2
the head of an	2
king and queen of	2
and how was i	2
have not been able	2
i received a letter	2
had sent me a	2
a check met with	2
in all the newspapers	2
was heard with the	2
command from her majesty	2
received and letters penned	2
i opened the door	2
of his own country	2
on a visit of	2
retire to my room	2
which has been so	2
the queen was alone	2
in what i have	2
the reviews on camilla	2
while i was still	2
for that poor little	2
the upper part of	2
to the little dressing	2
leave to pay my	2
i can give you	2
impossible to him to	2
on the st of	2
i determined not to	2
part of the business	2
by an officer of	2
the entry of the	2
would have come to	2
in the courtyard of	2
her flight from paris	2
a medical opinion on	2
on a visit here	2
at sight of a	2
i told him of	2
the act was over	2
and told me the	2
and all the house	2
he left the room	2
you know it is	2
meant to go to	2
monstrous deal of good	2
i was yet with	2
upon such an occasion	2
sundry visits to the	2
reached the ears of	2
to have the honour	2
princesses augusta and elizabeth	2
seemed to have no	2
if she knew him	2
did not stay long	2
that nothing could be	2
spoke of her very	2
i did not page	2
but while i was	2
a place about the	2
there was no reason	2
but i had so	2
state of uncertainty at	2
else i should have	2
in waiting upon the	2
he was not to	2
arrived the prince of	2
there is a monument	2
and the princess augusta	2
i could not read	2
when the queen was	2
he has been in	2
to find such a	2
since the first day	2
took him by the	2
to son altesse royale	2
am i to have	2
into a state of	2
there was no resisting	2
in the front of	2
could not but try	2
and i am very	2
during the years and	2
have seen of him	2
to make a visit	2
day i went to	2
lost sight of them	2
me a very obliging	2
to me than ever	2
at windsor during the	2
on the french national	2
that could be offered	2
they had lost their	2
he was a little	2
but how did i	2
much shocked by the	2
and that i was	2
much have liked to	2
in such a state	2
when we came home	2
waldegrave and miss goldsworthy	2
have none of them	2
used to public speaking	2
of so great a	2
of fox and sheridan	2
some acquaintance with his	2
with such excess of	2
king complains of want	2
a large army of	2
a gloomy club meeting	2
by the names of	2
out of the house	2
with regard to my	2
a surprise at the	2
a very late dinner	2
announcement of the marriage	2
table of the house	2
desire of going to	2
i never heard his	2
gout and the love	2
up to me immediately	2
made by the french	2
to the virtues and	2
conversation was general and	2
and that i might	2
the french minister in	2
a very good creature	2
i cannot say that	2
would have been quite	2
the hastings trial resumed	2
presented herself at the	2
a point of ceremonial	2
lodge in the town	2
in a few moments	2
to do with myself	2
and benevolence of his	2
to speak to the	2
an aptitude for logic	2
since i lost the	2
how i went on	2
induced me to make	2
wellbred might not say	2
royal journey to weymouth	2
for i had no	2
waiting for me in	2
member of the house	2
i had seen mr	2
time he was at	2
an invitation to the	2
in point of voice	2
rest of the passengers	2
it would be a	2
at a time such	2
let me give you	2
the lovely princess amelia	2
a frigate of thirty	2
the illness of the	2
i could not endure	2
i wished to go	2
him to let me	2
again in the arms	2
journey to exeter and	2
glad i am to	2
to go to work	2
phillipses at juniper hall	2
from crewe hall to	2
and the queen herself	2
in this season of	2
but my difficulty was	2
could climb no further	2
how little could i	2
but it is a	2
till i was ready	2
the magnificent and southampton	2
contemplated migration from paris	2
have looked up to	2
service of the king	2
she told me her	2
but i should like	2
and a man of	2
early days of the	2
crewe hall to chelsea	2
i had meant to	2
interested in the hastings	2
in all the most	2
was in the same	2
himself by my side	2
you have a very	2
assured him he would	2
a journey to exeter	2
i had been told	2
he seems to have	2
my poor aching eyes	2
i hope the king	2
fairly again presents himself	2
if we had been	2
was chiefly occupied in	2
me with as much	2
one of the attendants	2
and in two minutes	2
were all forced to	2
died on the th	2
his life of dr	2
be well enough to	2
hopes of the terrace	2
the house is in	2
is again present at	2
was forced to return	2
at any other time	2
the door of my	2
remaining years of his	2
miss goldsworthy had now	2
the bishop of london	2
was the only time	2
prince eyes miss burney	2
to be in town	2
first gentleman in europe	2
a belief that i	2
he is a mere	2
royal gift to the	2
in very strong terms	2
a chair for me	2
gave me a full	2
to all the rest	2
joy on arriving in	2
voice from the next	2
invited me to her	2
what passed in the	2
the nature of my	2
the news of that	2
every moment of his	2
to see the house	2
prince of wales eulogized	2
which i mean to	2
hall at the opening	2
la duchesse de duras	2
and his infant grand	2
i told him there	2
a royal gift to	2
were to go to	2
he was firmly persuaded	2
the master of st	2
fox in a rage	2
me with a very	2
of the physicians was	2
of the poor king	2
to their majesties and	2
the prayer for his	2
a proposed royal corps	2
him since the first	2
during the time of	2
upon the point of	2
with one of her	2
a dinner with colonel	2
how can that be	2
as i saw him	2
i am so glad	2
the arms of my	2
king came from the	2
and of very uncommon	2
the mind of the	2
where the bishop of	2
how was i struck	2
of ever recovering the	2
to tell him what	2
was held out to	2
locke and his fredy	2
it was so very	2
reproaches and sober counsel	2
and not a few	2
her state of health	2
man so justly celebrated	2
i exerted all the	2
i know not whether	2
of his taking the	2
the royal plunge with	2
their way of life	2
the day of the	2
was quite happy to	2
the last wave of	2
relative success of madame	2
the nation at large	2
to my beloved father	2
at hand in case	2
to attach me to	2
of every sort that	2
they have been to	2
appointment was made out	2
just what i have	2
as it was done	2
about this time i	2
king to kew determined	2
all her sweet daughters	2
was extremely pleased with	2
it was that the	2
and called upon the	2
this part of the	2
a vassal of the	2
take it for a	2
me to see you	2
elizabeth was sent out	2
must be the feelings	2
it had been the	2
for which he had	2
have made him stare	2
all that had preceded	2
me in the evening	2
enough for me to	2
soon returned to the	2
planta and myself are	2
there is all the	2
i was much pleased	2
the keeper of the	2
not yet recovered from	2
she could not forbear	2
belonging to the government	2
the king could not	2
renders it all pleasure	2
by which i might	2
to pay my devoirs	2
of the most brilliant	2
visit of a priest	2
was now called in	2
is a very handsome	2
son of george iii	2
i saw with much	2
to send to her	2
was no other than	2
but in a very	2
the arm of a	2
still i said nothing	2
came to me again	2
the first gentleman in	2
never expected to see	2
you have made me	2
as he had not	2
du corps by the	2
a young man of	2
the managers of the	2
in the greatest embarrassment	2
to coblenz and treves	2
death of sir joshua	2
i have no longer	2
she came up to	2
not an officer in	2
elizabeth waldegrave and miss	2
proposed meeting with lord	2
was the last time	2
better spirits than i	2
her a great deal	2
of the king he	2
as to his own	2
that he had lately	2
a novel and a	2
he had met with	2
no sort of answer	2
a party for us	2
for her kindness and	2
to go through the	2
part of his life	2
to get out of	2
when the news of	2
dear and excellent king	2
officers in full uniform	2
visit from sir walter	2
la marquise de la	2
the result of a	2
have had the honour	2
a paragraph in the	2