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trigram	frequency
one of the	22
there is a	18
the duke of	18
to have been	17
the site of	13
side of the	13
of the royal	12
end of the	11
part of the	10
the earl of	10
the royal hospital	10
in the centre	10
at the corner	9
of the hospital	9
is a large	9
the memory of	9
for many years	9
one or two	8
supposed to have	8
which has been	8
the end of	8
to the memory	8
the centre of	7
on the north	7
some of the	7
said to have	7
the north side	7
on the site	7
the eighteenth century	7
sir hans sloane	7
of the chapel	7
account of the	7
the corner of	7
to be the	7
and it was	7
it is a	6
at the back	6
and at the	6
of the present	6
in it was	6
is in the	6
in the same	6
the bishop of	6
sir walter besant	6
sir thomas more	6
to the duke	6
is supposed to	6
site of the	6
is said to	6
the manor of	6
of the manor	6
used as a	6
opposite to the	5
that it was	5
and one of	5
was built in	5
the history of	5
of the eighteenth	5
there is no	5
for some time	5
to the hospital	5
by sir walter	5
the west end	5
was built by	5
of white marble	5
of the church	5
the old men	5
the reign of	5
centre of the	5
corner of the	5
what is now	5
to the embankment	5
one of these	5
in the parish	5
on the west	5
not far from	5
of red brick	5
royal military asylum	5
the manor house	5
the building was	5
the fulham road	5
seems to have	5
of the time	5
the death of	5
to the north	5
at the west	5
the time of	5
it to the	5
the building is	5
of the world	5
included in the	4
a record of	4
of the same	4
a map of	4
of flood street	4
to be seen	4
record of the	4
north side of	4
the east end	4
and on the	4
of chelsea is	4
the duchess of	4
of the row	4
at the south	4
the form of	4
when it was	4
was one of	4
at the north	4
sir robert walpole	4
the west side	4
of the army	4
the royal military	4
time to time	4
in the reign	4
the possession of	4
known as the	4
chelsea public library	4
a row of	4
in the church	4
of charles ii	4
the chapel is	4
of which the	4
was executed by	4
the seventeenth century	4
this is the	4
of sir thomas	4
house was built	4
the british museum	4
north of the	4
bishop of london	4
the place was	4
there was a	4
we went round	4
the course of	4
to the river	4
fascination of london	4
the grounds of	4
in one of	4
the walls are	4
and all the	4
the house is	4
of the great	4
appears to have	4
is on the	4
that it is	4
of the gardens	4
to the parish	4
manor of chelsea	4
far from the	4
at the end	4
runs parallel to	4
from time to	4
have been built	4
sir stephen fox	4
to the church	3
stands in the	3
who had the	3
was used as	3
the side of	3
the work of	3
the north end	3
in the next	3
the victoria hospital	3
the north of	3
part of it	3
of the men	3
the present century	3
with the hospital	3
account of chelsea	3
and the whole	3
stands on the	3
built in the	3
to see the	3
is an old	3
it is supposed	3
of the room	3
by the duke	3
father of the	3
in paradise row	3
the tomb of	3
was at first	3
the eastern side	3
to the earl	3
now occupied by	3
the fascination of	3
duke of hamilton	3
to the effect	3
church of st	3
lower sloane street	3
the chelsea public	3
it in the	3
duke of wellington	3
was a very	3
the hospital itself	3
of black marble	3
and the old	3
house in chelsea	3
of church street	3
then we went	3
for the purpose	3
in the borough	3
memory of the	3
the royal society	3
thirds of the	3
in the neighbourhood	3
the north aisle	3
he had been	3
out in the	3
residence of the	3
was opened in	3
the middle of	3
of those who	3
an old house	3
a house on	3
is in a	3
one of them	3
house at chelsea	3
supposed to be	3
sir robert cecil	3
the whole length	3
more than a	3
was consecrated in	3
in the house	3
on the south	3
been added to	3
king henry viii	3
was born in	3
in the form	3
to the royal	3
not included in	3
the name of	3
sir arthur gorges	3
a little further	3
son of a	3
presented to the	3
canopy supported by	3
the beginning of	3
to the west	3
but this was	3
and in it	3
after his death	3
gates of the	3
is open to	3
there was an	3
the gardens were	3
of the old	3
men of the	3
was ready for	3
beginning of the	3
at the east	3
the western end	3
of the first	3
in the grounds	3
the bishops of	3
it was first	3
laid out in	3
of the bishops	3
down to the	3
the church of	3
of the four	3
to his own	3
held it for	3
of the grounds	3
are to be	3
on the death	3
sold it to	3
trees on the	3
a place of	3
is named after	3
surmounted by a	3
edited by sir	3
of which was	3
in the early	3
in which the	3
many of the	3
it was in	3
the name is	3
brick faced with	3
in the beginning	3
the first of	3
of the chancel	3
preserved in the	3
have been the	3
but in the	3
the seat of	3
passed through the	3
in a map	3
is the rev	3
of the duke	3
to have a	3
according to the	3
at that time	3
parts of the	3
road to the	3
near the water	3
went round and	3
grounds of the	3
the national society	3
it was used	3
it was not	3
was pulled down	3
for this purpose	3
of the king	3
out of the	3
it would be	3
sir robert stanley	3
feet in length	3
of oakley street	3
was for many	3
it to be	3
the style of	3
of the building	3
of the street	3
the home of	3
of the college	3
of the former	3
of the original	3
of the seventeenth	3
duchess of northumberland	3
in cheyne walk	3
use of the	3
on the right	3
was called the	3
was founded by	3
was buried here	3
the use of	3
the residence of	3
in the evening	3
whole length of	3
of sir robert	3
royal hospital and	3
bishop of that	3
as well as	3
death of the	3
on the east	3
was known as	3
is a little	3
the old parish	3
to be held	3
history of the	2
came into the	2
the nucleus of	2
go to the	2
in the front	2
is marked on	2
the lease of	2
it is called	2
who lived here	2
is also the	2
queen catherine parr	2
house is not	2
a remembrance of	2
the land on	2
either side of	2
william and mary	2
pulled down and	2
the latter is	2
and has a	2
a thousand feet	2
in the style	2
the south aisle	2
to the house	2
red brick faced	2
the south front	2
of lord bray	2
houses on the	2
from the street	2
buried here in	2
the house has	2
in contrast with	2
of the pillars	2
the publication of	2
was granted to	2
off from the	2
in the chelsea	2
a short time	2
is that of	2
from whom it	2
we find it	2
time of the	2
at all events	2
two years later	2
of the duchess	2
at right angles	2
in it is	2
its having been	2
which the name	2
to make it	2
walter besant and	2
the borough of	2
of the celebrated	2
side is the	2
here there is	2
the south end	2
the early part	2
occupied by the	2
style of the	2
which have now	2
runs the royal	2
it was built	2
magpie and stump	2
and after the	2
over the altar	2
the establishment is	2
it is to	2
he used to	2
the time when	2
very beautiful and	2
her death it	2
and was finally	2
granted to john	2
sir john danvers	2
this house is	2
in the hospital	2
was the first	2
family of the	2
the corner house	2
part ii chelsea	2
taken down in	2
which faces the	2
the foundation of	2
the following year	2
sandford manor house	2
on account of	2
the annual expenditure	2
on the opposite	2
when the lease	2
the church was	2
in fashion at	2
it is probable	2
from the top	2
the same benefactor	2
on the river	2
sit and smoke	2
hospital and ranelagh	2
the belief that	2
was used for	2
radnor house was	2
it is possible	2
are the national	2
on a small	2
and when the	2
borough of chelsea	2
we pass down	2
was begun in	2
have now disappeared	2
the lawrence chapel	2
is probable that	2
early part of	2
and then we	2
of which only	2
house on this	2
the north wall	2
at chelsea and	2
church of holy	2
who built a	2
east corner of	2
by means of	2
the family of	2
that of the	2
interior of the	2
to king charles	2
of that name	2
place was opened	2
house was one	2
at her death	2
at each other	2
made by the	2
few yards further	2
survey it is	2
of the jointure	2
this was built	2
is a magnificent	2
the same which	2
panels on the	2
stands at the	2
in a house	2
place is a	2
it is said	2
the jacobean period	2
under the colonnade	2
he came to	2
with his wife	2
when i came	2
connected with the	2
one of his	2
of the walls	2
surrounded by a	2
it is the	2
children in the	2
built a house	2
on the wall	2
of the two	2
the architect was	2
houses in the	2
named in honour	2
road are the	2
to time the	2
east end is	2
first of these	2
on condition of	2
and westbourne street	2
of the bishop	2
on which the	2
the western boundary	2
style of architecture	2
the southern half	2
above the bridge	2
stands on a	2
in the garden	2
by the bishop	2
on this site	2
at his death	2
the body of	2
faced with stone	2
bishops of winchester	2
to sir stephen	2
expenditure of the	2
should go to	2
to the end	2
from the last	2
sir richard steele	2
was established by	2
of her life	2
being paid to	2
past and present	2
built by king	2
one in which	2
the same year	2
greater part of	2
just above the	2
within the last	2
it was granted	2
have been an	2
the ranelagh gardens	2
the houses are	2
in chelsea church	2
a large oil	2
of george i	2
cocoa and bread	2
the life of	2
we have the	2
for a short	2
connection with the	2
of the word	2
pulled down in	2
part iii the	2
at the sister	2
the last of	2
jointure of queen	2
built by the	2
to be an	2
the men of	2
of it was	2
and turning northward	2
the hospital for	2
iii the royal	2
a tradition that	2
to contain the	2
in the avenue	2
the benefit of	2
this central hall	2
oakley street is	2
who was a	2
for the use	2
chelsea bun house	2
the age of	2
a canopy supported	2
after sir w	2
is to be	2
he was born	2
a number of	2
of lady jane	2
eastern side was	2
wife of the	2
seems to be	2
still preserved in	2
as if the	2
with her fourth	2
south side of	2
the property of	2
mentioned in the	2
in the british	2
a gift from	2
died there in	2
of houses on	2
the roof of	2
this point to	2
be seen the	2
lady jane cheyne	2
described in detail	2
yards from the	2
but when the	2
but the building	2
came from an	2
as flood street	2
by king henry	2
the eastern boundary	2
last thirty years	2
the date of	2
eastern wing is	2
it was then	2
on the payment	2
on the other	2
let on building	2
named after him	2
in which there	2
in long rows	2
to be in	2
stood on the	2
and one or	2
corner of flood	2
earl of devonshire	2
the jointure of	2
the pimlico road	2
of sloane street	2
reign of henry	2
of queen catherine	2
for the education	2
at the extreme	2
the square is	2
the heads of	2
in the interior	2
who died in	2
old swan house	2
in the place	2
cheyne row is	2
by the late	2
on the sides	2
of what is	2
were laid out	2
the south of	2
the level of	2
the manufacture of	2
the hospital was	2
of the forces	2
keeper of the	2
which sir walter	2
the south side	2
are of oak	2
in honour of	2
the great hall	2
lady jane grey	2
and is now	2
to make the	2
there is also	2
earl of shrewsbury	2
it follows the	2
supported by two	2
of the main	2
instance of the	2
the last thirty	2
of chelsea creek	2
earl of lincoln	2
of trees in	2
was leased to	2
after the death	2
some time before	2
the amount of	2
the chancel are	2
edward the confessor	2
end is an	2
duke of beaufort	2
from designs by	2
died in this	2
we come to	2
now known as	2
house on the	2
the royal avenue	2
buried in the	2
went round it	2
from an old	2
the affairs of	2
was to his	2
built of brick	2
house and grounds	2
closed by the	2
of the year	2
middle of the	2
he seems to	2
at the top	2
the back of	2
at one time	2
the chapel was	2
part of its	2
must have seen	2
that sir robert	2
was not until	2
of sir john	2
the road is	2
left to the	2
due to the	2
a black marble	2
and at her	2
name of the	2
remembrance of the	2
was held by	2
derived from a	2
leads us into	2
it is mentioned	2
was succeeded by	2
with all the	2
stood at the	2
governor of jamaica	2
feet long by	2
the execution of	2
out of it	2
son of the	2
to live in	2
in the great	2
a great gallery	2
in the college	2
was taken down	2
house was the	2
walls of the	2
gift from the	2
western end of	2
of one of	2
a series of	2
the chaplain is	2
sums varying from	2
was founded in	2
and there is	2
the house of	2
chapel on the	2
the house where	2
on the eastern	2
round it again	2
new manor house	2
house at the	2
is a square	2
descended to his	2
an annual rent	2
a frequent visitor	2
is an immense	2
an act of	2
palace of the	2
associated with this	2
the width of	2
was to be	2
the opposite side	2
the city of	2
parallel to the	2
was being made	2
is mentioned in	2
and ranelagh gardens	2
those who are	2
and more than	2
was intended to	2
in the chapel	2
on its site	2
general of the	2
by no means	2
was an attempt	2
was very beautiful	2
the house and	2
a collection of	2
of lots road	2
in the account	2
date of the	2
by a mr	2
east and west	2
lease of the	2
the western side	2
so named in	2
in he directed	2
and part of	2
of london chelsea	2
annual expenditure of	2
the old burial	2
little further south	2
that the building	2
the hall is	2
it was to	2
of the early	2
who have served	2
as a place	2
the nucleus for	2
running out of	2
chelsea old church	2
edition of chelsea	2
and then the	2
or two of	2
hospital for children	2
and the font	2
daughter and coheiress	2
annual rent of	2
of the north	2
belonging to the	2
right across the	2
only held it	2
the other a	2
all parts of	2
the doorway of	2
is a monument	2
act of parliament	2
up to the	2
given to the	2
by queen victoria	2
is known as	2
by the king	2
house and the	2
a day to	2
chaplain is the	2
the account of	2
round the room	2
of the south	2
the effect that	2
to the exact	2
early in the	2
avenue of trees	2
of george iii	2
it was bought	2
not until that	2
well as the	2
of the wing	2
present royal hospital	2
old chelsea bun	2
through the vestibule	2
an immense height	2
of the earl	2
was derived from	2
in the south	2
intended to be	2
earl of lindsey	2
of veined marble	2
on one side	2
by sir godfrey	2
of this hospital	2
to have had	2
it until the	2
formerly known as	2
of james ii	2
still to be	2
as a school	2
a matter of	2
he was succeeded	2
is very modern	2
victoria hospital for	2
a few yards	2
way for the	2
on the side	2
board of commissioners	2
course of the	2
their comrades in	2
to the belief	2
side of this	2
in the possession	2
sir reginald bray	2
king charles i	2
which is the	2
on the latter	2
he died in	2
the property was	2
an attempt made	2
room in the	2
which in their	2
is now known	2
the list of	2
is surmounted by	2
but it was	2
could not be	2
is a great	2
the founder of	2
in the pimlico	2
in the brompton	2
before his death	2
held by the	2
the hands of	2
coat and badge	2
to grinling gibbons	2
to the south	2
on the western	2
the son of	2
of the road	2
the continuity of	2
when the building	2
is said that	2
that the site	2
open to anyone	2
was named after	2
the eastern wing	2
this purpose the	2
map of chelsea	2
is on a	2
round and saw	2
ready for occupation	2
this is a	2
the present royal	2
from this point	2
the difficulty of	2
and a half	2
at the western	2
the next turning	2
at each end	2
was the seat	2
the walls of	2
building was ready	2
where it is	2
the top of	2
which are the	2
was closed by	2
was the same	2
south of the	2
with the present	2
two of the	2
houses in cheyne	2
was bought by	2
on the walls	2
of the best	2
in the foundation	2
belief that it	2
the main building	2
home of the	2
work of the	2
the same dimensions	2
as it is	2
her fourth husband	2
the father of	2
the king and	2
to all the	2
the greater part	2
on building leases	2
of this house	2
the principal room	2
below the level	2
by the poet	2
king charles ii	2
until the time	2
from him to	2
in westminster abbey	2
the great scheme	2
under a canopy	2
one of which	2
all the fittings	2
which is of	2
and his consort	2
of the greatest	2
in the following	2
his marriage with	2
marriage with the	2
length of the	2
roman catholic church	2
it was opened	2
old enough to	2
lady cremorne was	2
of this is	2
of chelsea and	2
a marble slab	2
letters of junius	2
enough to be	2
parish of chelsea	2
between three and	2
village of palaces	2
there are three	2
to the college	2
nucleus for a	2
of the hall	2
building of the	2
says that he	2
and is open	2
history of london	2
there seems to	2
about fifty years	2
to go to	2
of holy trinity	2
in length and	2
from the corner	2
of the curiosities	2
which there is	2
stood in the	2
in the aisle	2
possession of the	2
land on which	2
to one of	2
larger than life	2
in the summer	2
in radnor house	2
of the river	2
many years the	2
had a house	2
and grounds were	2
the hospital officials	2
governor of the	2
and later on	2
at one end	2
was much in	2
west end of	2
chelsea and kensington	2
consecrated by the	2
it is surmounted	2
in those days	2
the dividing line	2
whitelands training college	2
the people to	2
she left the	2
it to sir	2
of the famous	2
the first recorded	2
the fact that	2
sir godfrey kneller	2
and the hospital	2
opposite side of	2
but they were	2
ea or ey	2
of queen victoria	2
was at that	2
as they are	2
is very fine	2
of the central	2
founder of the	2
we had seen	2
exactly opposite to	2
death it was	2
of the name	2
of the principal	2
was erected in	2
two or three	2
on either side	2
the statue of	2
whose name is	2
in the hall	2
it was only	2
besant and g	2
of chelsea in	2
building is of	2
are now quite	2
the hospital since	2
about the middle	2