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quadgram | frequency |
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in the midst of | 20 |
at the end of | 16 |
i do not know | 15 |
the middle of the | 12 |
the end of the | 12 |
in the middle of | 12 |
the head of the | 11 |
in front of the | 11 |
at the head of | 9 |
there was a little | 9 |
the door of the | 9 |
a great deal of | 8 |
love is the whole | 8 |
in the course of | 8 |
with an air of | 8 |
the rest of the | 8 |
one of the most | 8 |
that he could not | 8 |
at the foot of | 8 |
in one of the | 7 |
the windows of the | 7 |
it was christmas eve | 7 |
the foot of the | 6 |
in the days of | 6 |
oello and her husband | 6 |
the side of the | 6 |
and the young men | 6 |
a merry christmas to | 6 |
heard the sound of | 6 |
seemed to be a | 6 |
a good deal of | 6 |
the sound of music | 6 |
children of the sun | 6 |
and there was a | 6 |
the story of the | 6 |
of one of the | 6 |
part of the country | 6 |
i could not help | 5 |
the wit of the | 5 |
as if it had | 5 |
there was not a | 5 |
they did not know | 5 |
at one end of | 5 |
on the other side | 5 |
perhaps it was because | 5 |
middle of the room | 5 |
in a kind of | 5 |
up and down the | 5 |
on the other hand | 5 |
that it was all | 5 |
and that it was | 5 |
end of the hall | 5 |
was a little boy | 5 |
that it was the | 5 |
it is all right | 5 |
christmas day in the | 5 |
in the shadow of | 5 |
and he named one | 5 |
are children of the | 5 |
in the language of | 5 |
that there was no | 5 |
the days of the | 5 |
one end of the | 5 |
i am sorry to | 5 |
the rounds of the | 5 |
they are children of | 5 |
it was in a | 5 |
the midst of the | 5 |
on christmas day in | 5 |
from the depths of | 5 |
tell you a story | 4 |
as if they were | 4 |
of castles and manor | 4 |
eve and christmas day | 4 |
headed old gentleman next | 4 |
great part of the | 4 |
i do not mean | 4 |
in honour of the | 4 |
the sun of a | 4 |
and his wife and | 4 |
had not been long | 4 |
old halls of castles | 4 |
on the part of | 4 |
as well as she | 4 |
merry christmas to you | 4 |
smaller of the two | 4 |
he was a complete | 4 |
will do the best | 4 |
spirit dares stir abroad | 4 |
at the bottom of | 4 |
and he read the | 4 |
it would have been | 4 |
it seemed to me | 4 |
the bell and hammer | 4 |
i did not know | 4 |
was served up in | 4 |
and he had two | 4 |
on the subject of | 4 |
was told that the | 4 |
the midst of their | 4 |
am half inclined to | 4 |
of a warrior in | 4 |
not help smiling at | 4 |
of the old school | 4 |
the preceding evening had | 4 |
i am half inclined | 4 |
he did not know | 4 |
the harp and the | 4 |
drove up to the | 4 |
of the neighbouring peasantry | 4 |
i could not but | 4 |
time out of mind | 4 |
the number of the | 4 |
keep out the cold | 4 |
merely because it is | 4 |
day in the morning | 4 |
help smiling at this | 4 |
the traditionary customs of | 4 |
of old english hospitality | 4 |
there was no more | 4 |
from days of yore | 4 |
i do not believe | 4 |
apri defero reddens laudes | 4 |
out of the coach | 4 |
he was accompanied by | 4 |
do not mean that | 4 |
not do without him | 4 |
it was certain that | 4 |
and one of the | 4 |
the bottom of his | 4 |
on the back seat | 4 |
once there was a | 4 |
our pleasures from the | 4 |
part of the company | 4 |
he sat in the | 4 |
when it was all | 4 |
the old halls of | 4 |
the top of a | 4 |
i heard the sound | 4 |
for a few moments | 4 |
on the opposite wall | 4 |
a great part of | 4 |
could not do without | 4 |
i was told that | 4 |
the tenements of the | 4 |
the smaller of the | 4 |
and so it was | 4 |
am sorry to say | 4 |
and two or three | 4 |
she did not know | 4 |
the voice of the | 4 |
for the first time | 4 |
the rays of a | 4 |
the language of the | 4 |
air of the most | 4 |
of the fighting twenty | 4 |
the squire was a | 4 |
the shadow of the | 4 |
of the preceding evening | 4 |
of it in the | 4 |
he went down the | 4 |
of the ancient school | 4 |
according to ancient custom | 4 |
no spirit dares stir | 4 |
it seemed as if | 4 |
he had two kittens | 4 |
which he informed me | 4 |
out in the street | 4 |
was extremely careful to | 4 |
the parson rebuking the | 4 |
and year by year | 4 |
could not help smiling | 4 |
of a merry christmas | 4 |
the top of the | 4 |
i had not been | 4 |
the noise of the | 4 |
to say that the | 4 |
the fable of the | 4 |
it was clear that | 4 |
and the king said | 4 |
of the king of | 4 |
one of his ancestors | 4 |
the course of his | 4 |
with the air of | 4 |
the policeman on the | 4 |
the parson had been | 4 |
halls of castles and | 4 |
the homes of the | 4 |
parson had been a | 4 |
the way in which | 4 |
the sound of minstrelsy | 4 |
which was an enormous | 4 |
up to the door | 4 |
of the delicatessen store | 4 |
in the habit of | 4 |
brought up in the | 4 |
master simon was in | 4 |
the nobility and gentry | 4 |
and now and then | 4 |
the midst of her | 4 |
one of the family | 4 |
a little of the | 4 |
as he went down | 4 |
caught a glimpse of | 4 |
the younger part of | 4 |
younger part of the | 4 |
i should like to | 4 |
christmas eve and christmas | 4 |
a warrior in armour | 4 |
as if they had | 4 |
an air of the | 4 |
of a troop of | 4 |
defero reddens laudes domino | 4 |
appeared to be the | 4 |
had an air of | 4 |
the subject of christmas | 4 |
he was in the | 4 |
was followed by a | 4 |
caput apri defero reddens | 4 |
to keep out the | 4 |
was thought by the | 4 |
preceding evening had been | 4 |
of the games and | 4 |
knew that it was | 3 |
it had been the | 3 |
the business of the | 3 |
on the east side | 3 |
head of the table | 3 |
a voice that was | 3 |
he had thought of | 3 |
he thought of it | 3 |
and there was no | 3 |
was assembled in a | 3 |
we will do the | 3 |
to the top of | 3 |
who had come in | 3 |
had gone to the | 3 |
must music be in | 3 |
of the most beautiful | 3 |
it was all a | 3 |
read the story of | 3 |
as i have been | 3 |
goodly and gracious assemblage | 3 |
a real christmas tree | 3 |
the king of great | 3 |
the hens and chickens | 3 |
the poor from the | 3 |
the wind and the | 3 |
not mean to have | 3 |
members of the family | 3 |
had to leave her | 3 |
wife and little ones | 3 |
for so it had | 3 |
at the entrance to | 3 |
the valley of the | 3 |
give it to me | 3 |
and it was all | 3 |
the place of the | 3 |
found the parson rebuking | 3 |
shy glance of love | 3 |
that was the way | 3 |
that she was amusing | 3 |
in the corner by | 3 |
with a watchful eye | 3 |
they were not in | 3 |
now there was a | 3 |
flattened against the window | 3 |
christmas board display a | 3 |
to the church to | 3 |
the door of a | 3 |
plucking to pieces a | 3 |
by the side of | 3 |
and partly lit up | 3 |
globe of circular light | 3 |
the joviality of long | 3 |
the wolf from the | 3 |
of the mother of | 3 |
one of the two | 3 |
merry christmas to all | 3 |
with a look of | 3 |
up by the cold | 3 |
year by year the | 3 |
was the day before | 3 |
piece of white paper | 3 |
board display a more | 3 |
place in the world | 3 |
i do not think | 3 |
had turned the corner | 3 |
with which he had | 3 |
brought peace and good | 3 |
was the belief that | 3 |
as if it were | 3 |
and they were not | 3 |
at the three cygnets | 3 |
a most whimsical grouping | 3 |
receive them and their | 3 |
back from the street | 3 |
christmas in the tenements | 3 |
assembled in a large | 3 |
as it was the | 3 |
and there was one | 3 |
something of an air | 3 |
bed in the corner | 3 |
the doctor had told | 3 |
gracious assemblage of countenances | 3 |
one of the public | 3 |
had not seen the | 3 |
fancifully wrought at top | 3 |
the land of the | 3 |
i was a little | 3 |
at the mouth of | 3 |
christmas tree in the | 3 |
chuckling and rubbing his | 3 |
as if he had | 3 |
was in the habit | 3 |
now or never must | 3 |
that he was a | 3 |
became more and more | 3 |
if the old man | 3 |
out of the question | 3 |
the light of the | 3 |
was amusing herself with | 3 |
that he had not | 3 |
for a little while | 3 |
did not know what | 3 |
to sit on the | 3 |
was one of them | 3 |
we found the parson | 3 |
there was a general | 3 |
metamorphosed in various ways | 3 |
as one of the | 3 |
it could not have | 3 |
midnight there was a | 3 |
it is true that | 3 |
went over to the | 3 |
was in a heavy | 3 |
at midnight there was | 3 |
dance and sing to | 3 |
thrown in deep shadow | 3 |
presented a most whimsical | 3 |
partly thrown in deep | 3 |
a man with a | 3 |
did not seem to | 3 |
in a waiter with | 3 |
into flourishes and flowers | 3 |
been metamorphosed in various | 3 |
down darkling and repining | 3 |
and presented a most | 3 |
what the christmas sun | 3 |
it was one of | 3 |
most whimsical grouping of | 3 |
the heart of new | 3 |
to be found in | 3 |
went down the street | 3 |
the parson said grace | 3 |
the boys and girls | 3 |
of the good old | 3 |
the man at the | 3 |
it was a wretched | 3 |
wit of the village | 3 |
orchestra was in a | 3 |
for the last time | 3 |
more goodly and gracious | 3 |
of the year that | 3 |
to make sure that | 3 |
he was glad to | 3 |
display a more goodly | 3 |
she knew how to | 3 |
the office of the | 3 |
time for me to | 3 |
his way to the | 3 |
when i was a | 3 |
she went to the | 3 |
not seem to be | 3 |
there was a cry | 3 |
find a place to | 3 |
as if she had | 3 |
i had time to | 3 |
wrought at top into | 3 |
she was amusing herself | 3 |
he was not a | 3 |
the song of the | 3 |
the great oaken gallery | 3 |
i regret to say | 3 |
from the four corners | 3 |
gates were not chidden | 3 |
it came to pass | 3 |
and gracious assemblage of | 3 |
it is so much | 3 |
he was going to | 3 |
echoing back the joviality | 3 |
in a large old | 3 |
mother had told you | 3 |
but she knew how | 3 |
the old man was | 3 |
one of the old | 3 |
not know how to | 3 |
in the pocket of | 3 |
said a voice that | 3 |
it had been a | 3 |
i know not what | 3 |
them with a kind | 3 |
might not be at | 3 |
the part of the | 3 |
for the second time | 3 |
had never heard of | 3 |
it is one of | 3 |
on reaching the church | 3 |
sexton for having used | 3 |
in the solemn midnight | 3 |
whimsical grouping of heads | 3 |
the ladies of the | 3 |
was a cry made | 3 |
laura and the babies | 3 |
but i did not | 3 |
use to receive them | 3 |
what was the matter | 3 |
up five flights of | 3 |
went up into the | 3 |
top into flourishes and | 3 |
with a smile that | 3 |
that is the way | 3 |
who had fought with | 3 |
the door softly behind | 3 |
the train had been | 3 |
i am very sorry | 3 |
and now it was | 3 |
three or four regiments | 3 |
is a santa claus | 3 |
from the tenements of | 3 |
sit down darkling and | 3 |
christmas sun saw in | 3 |
the war was over | 3 |
that there was not | 3 |
poor from the gates | 3 |
in a small gallery | 3 |
in that part of | 3 |
the reins with something | 3 |
better than they knew | 3 |
a cup of tea | 3 |
with some of the | 3 |
frosty thraldom of winter | 3 |
not know my mother | 3 |
to the door of | 3 |
as if the blood | 3 |
room filled with the | 3 |
in such a hurry | 3 |
it may be that | 3 |
amusing herself with plucking | 3 |
a little girl sat | 3 |
on the corner and | 3 |
of the revolution was | 3 |
had been metamorphosed in | 3 |
on the holy eve | 3 |
blowing in the yule | 3 |
by the light of | 3 |
seemed to me as | 3 |
it was pushed open | 3 |
to be in at | 3 |
with something of an | 3 |
there is a santa | 3 |
king of great britain | 3 |
at top into flourishes | 3 |
back the joviality of | 3 |
and thus it was | 3 |
a high roman nose | 3 |
to me as if | 3 |
was in the old | 3 |
the path to the | 3 |
the whole of the | 3 |
herself with plucking to | 3 |
effigy of a warrior | 3 |
the room filled with | 3 |
it is too bad | 3 |
did not know how | 3 |
to join in the | 3 |
with a kind of | 3 |
headed sexton for having | 3 |
brought in a waiter | 3 |
by the cold moonshine | 3 |
who was to be | 3 |
sun saw in the | 3 |
middle of the floor | 3 |
train had been metamorphosed | 3 |
in a few minutes | 3 |
passed them in review | 3 |
the best we can | 3 |
growing more and more | 3 |
author of happy thoughts | 3 |
the first verse of | 3 |
throws down the reins | 3 |
to receive them and | 3 |
and when the little | 3 |
the end of a | 3 |
saw a great light | 3 |
do the best we | 3 |
it was a great | 3 |
did christmas board display | 3 |
and by the time | 3 |
as much as a | 3 |
one of the best | 3 |
chaise drove up to | 3 |
out into the street | 3 |
from the main road | 3 |
ran down to the | 3 |
for a christmas present | 3 |
he was the best | 3 |
he was very particular | 3 |
and a kind word | 3 |
or never must music | 3 |
and there is no | 3 |
once in a while | 3 |
with something of a | 3 |
i caught a glimpse | 3 |
regret to say that | 3 |
be found in the | 3 |
did not know my | 3 |
one of the girls | 3 |
for having used mistletoe | 3 |
never did christmas board | 3 |
great was her indifference | 3 |
never must music be | 3 |
as if i had | 3 |
partly lit up by | 3 |
of the train had | 3 |
did not mean to | 3 |
letter to santa claus | 3 |
a copy of the | 3 |
the service of the | 3 |
for one of the | 3 |
was alice to say | 3 |
morning the doctor had | 3 |
despoiled of every charm | 3 |
and out of the | 3 |
the th of december | 3 |
they went to bed | 3 |
would have been glad | 3 |
had never seen before | 3 |
but there had been | 3 |
the good man had | 3 |
as the church is | 3 |
the honest face of | 3 |
it was just as | 3 |
with the assistance of | 3 |
with the smell of | 3 |
nature lies despoiled of | 3 |
know my mother had | 3 |
was one of the | 3 |
the sound of the | 3 |
was in a small | 3 |
each and every one | 3 |
them and their goods | 3 |
but he did not | 3 |
of the charity organization | 3 |
a bit of a | 3 |
for some of the | 3 |
with whom he had | 3 |
those who were not | 3 |
by one of the | 3 |
the shy glance of | 3 |
do not think that | 3 |
to pieces a choice | 3 |
the depths of his | 3 |
he throws down the | 3 |
be in at the | 3 |
music be in tune | 3 |
where he had been | 3 |
the gates were not | 3 |
would have been a | 3 |
from the gates were | 3 |
if he had been | 3 |
to keep up the | 3 |
the mother of god | 3 |
it would be a | 3 |
take it to the | 3 |
it was the day | 3 |
and the ladies of | 3 |
that had come to | 3 |
was a kind of | 3 |
one heart and one | 3 |
there would have been | 3 |
merry old english games | 3 |
he had been caught | 3 |
my mother had told | 3 |
bridget up five flights | 3 |
the other side of | 3 |
that she must have | 3 |
to this day that | 3 |
had not been heard | 3 |
was on the tribune | 3 |
and rubbing his hands | 3 |
parson rebuking the gray | 3 |
who was a great | 3 |
two or three more | 3 |
a more goodly and | 3 |
had gone to bed | 3 |
member of the family | 3 |
a choice bouquet of | 3 |
as it may be | 3 |
for there was no | 3 |
honest face of hospitality | 3 |
wolf from the door | 3 |
it was in the | 3 |
in the court of | 3 |
the christmas sun saw | 3 |
and gave it to | 3 |
so great was her | 3 |
as if it would | 3 |
face at the window | 3 |
and sit down darkling | 3 |
saw in the tenements | 3 |
pieces a choice bouquet | 3 |
with plucking to pieces | 3 |
i returned to the | 3 |
the end of it | 3 |
the orchestra was in | 3 |
and the host of | 3 |
they could not do | 3 |
but i held on | 3 |
he had ever heard | 3 |
which was assembled in | 3 |
in the old town | 3 |
was in a bad | 3 |
could not but feel | 3 |
lies despoiled of every | 3 |
much of a place | 3 |
if it had been | 3 |
down the reins with | 3 |
rest of the train | 3 |
as she opened it | 3 |
she must go to | 3 |
little dogs and all | 3 |
lit up by the | 3 |
now and then a | 3 |
the baby woke up | 3 |
five flights of stairs | 3 |
yet there was a | 3 |
there is nothing in | 3 |
a corner of the | 3 |
the old family mansion | 3 |
the little dogs and | 3 |
in a little while | 3 |
reins with something of | 3 |
page quotation mark added | 3 |
keep the wolf from | 3 |
the corner by the | 3 |
who was alice to | 3 |
the sound of little | 2 |
music in a small | 2 |
which the church was | 2 |
a longer stare than | 2 |
the carcases of three | 2 |
snow from every southern | 2 |
practical application of scraps | 2 |
quiet recesses of our | 2 |
the peasant and the | 2 |
was a prodigiously fine | 2 |
of the choicest gifts | 2 |
principally bound to the | 2 |
on to warm the | 2 |
from the new york | 2 |
up in the pew | 2 |
by the common people | 2 |
the thin haze that | 2 |
kinds of odd jobs | 2 |
putting the pipe to | 2 |
accompanied by a superannuated | 2 |
memory beyond the sterile | 2 |
should find the old | 2 |
to look forward with | 2 |
and on which he | 2 |
equal to that where | 2 |
richest and raciest wines | 2 |
door as if it | 2 |
jokes are rather small | 2 |
one of the dairymaids | 2 |
university to live lustily | 2 |
a german song about | 2 |
deal of revelry was | 2 |
certainly been in old | 2 |
to fight his way | 2 |
lurking waggery of expression | 2 |
has sought out all | 2 |
not but feel the | 2 |
seeing that i cannot | 2 |
of the presses ceased | 2 |
and particularly at this | 2 |
could well understand them | 2 |
duty next her hand | 2 |
and sound a lusty | 2 |
it is not that | 2 |
his coming was snuffed | 2 |
benevolent being to diffuse | 2 |
young gallant in the | 2 |
the church was decorated | 2 |
the christmas log to | 2 |
he shot across the | 2 |
straight to his work | 2 |
wrapped up in his | 2 |
might have found a | 2 |
curses and shouts were | 2 |
him with all the | 2 |
old song to suit | 2 |
we stopped a few | 2 |
night will lend thee | 2 |
the pleasures of the | 2 |
as he lay down | 2 |
countless headstones that bear | 2 |
whole of them were | 2 |
children from the tenements | 2 |
borne up on the | 2 |
and feast thy poor | 2 |
his practical application of | 2 |
yield up the relics | 2 |
the burden of which | 2 |
often laughed at by | 2 |
mother and the baby | 2 |
are not going to | 2 |
did not understand how | 2 |
shaded slopes and hollows | 2 |
i must be about | 2 |
disturbed by the ringing | 2 |
to appear at the | 2 |
resounded all day long | 2 |
to scare even the | 2 |
oaken seats beside the | 2 |
with great interest and | 2 |
top of a round | 2 |
their support by clasping | 2 |
and light and joy | 2 |
than the lingerings of | 2 |
events of the preceding | 2 |
a widow must not | 2 |
group that accompanies them | 2 |
christmas party was in | 2 |
mamma would wake up | 2 |
continually operating to cast | 2 |
silent benediction and floods | 2 |
showed that even he | 2 |
as he was the | 2 |
asked her to come | 2 |
of rare wit produce | 2 |
something stirred within her | 2 |
uttered by several of | 2 |
ghost stories throughout the | 2 |
almost disposed to join | 2 |
her talent for the | 2 |
christmas was ever to | 2 |
had dried and withered | 2 |
seeing her young master | 2 |
for he must have | 2 |
of parliament who once | 2 |
greetings were going on | 2 |
at first to the | 2 |
chorus beginning now let | 2 |
the wall of a | 2 |
it is well known | 2 |
in this stronghold of | 2 |
door that was drowned | 2 |
pleasing serenity that reigned | 2 |
into courts and alleys | 2 |
the housewives were stirring | 2 |
with a slight covering | 2 |
prevalence of rural habits | 2 |
and george and fanny | 2 |
his tail against the | 2 |
should occasion romping and | 2 |
and all possessed with | 2 |
strong enough to scare | 2 |
who endeavoured to break | 2 |
the dark thee cumber | 2 |
to one of the | 2 |
or two of the | 2 |
in new york only | 2 |
to be too hot | 2 |
a christmas anthem in | 2 |
in a heavy magnificent | 2 |
pie throughout the land | 2 |
let us beat up | 2 |
also an interest in | 2 |
pail in the middle | 2 |
such a mirror of | 2 |
with a heavy snow | 2 |
heard the distant toll | 2 |
the elbow in the | 2 |
they had nothing to | 2 |
is carefully put away | 2 |
been brought from the | 2 |
went in search of | 2 |
down on the bar | 2 |
curious preciseness and all | 2 |
against having anything on | 2 |
in a niche opposite | 2 |
a grizzled wig that | 2 |
was the dark river | 2 |
in which flowers and | 2 |
trees shut it from | 2 |
in full jubilee on | 2 |
smiled courage and cheer | 2 |
gave it to her | 2 |
of old legends and | 2 |
he had made diligent | 2 |
in the profound repose | 2 |
england in which the | 2 |
that had fallen upon | 2 |
of the last departing | 2 |
hear the questions asked | 2 |
and pathos during the | 2 |
the carol as now | 2 |
big boys and big | 2 |
boots which reach about | 2 |
the dry land of | 2 |
a bang upon the | 2 |
on which lay the | 2 |
christmas is called anti | 2 |
which he is buried | 2 |
low whine fell on | 2 |
the buxom health and | 2 |
in a few moments | 2 |
the recollection of a | 2 |
why things thus fragrant | 2 |
like old cremona fiddles | 2 |
a train came trooping | 2 |
he particularly delighted by | 2 |
blown his face to | 2 |
when i awoke the | 2 |
garland let us servire | 2 |
in the roman character | 2 |
gentleman rather intolerant in | 2 |
by her with gentle | 2 |
of halls and kitchens | 2 |
the flavour of those | 2 |
and day by day | 2 |
is still burnt in | 2 |
in all this land | 2 |
a little primitive dame | 2 |
a great thing to | 2 |
disappear through the door | 2 |
whirlwind swept whistling down | 2 |
swear in court to | 2 |
bachelors are so uncharitably | 2 |
his wig sitting most | 2 |
stray branch of a | 2 |
there was need of | 2 |
the dinner was served | 2 |
a state of hallowed | 2 |
eyes whenever he gave | 2 |
let us sing with | 2 |
honestly by a gold | 2 |
were butting their way | 2 |
head on christmas day | 2 |
more honest and genuine | 2 |
walls were several mural | 2 |
of a pair of | 2 |
bobbing about the surface | 2 |
had been forced by | 2 |
ever heard his father | 2 |
came to the doore | 2 |
gloom without makes the | 2 |
some bitter lamentations over | 2 |
effort of imagination to | 2 |
gave up his soul | 2 |
they do not know | 2 |
and threw up the | 2 |
her fairly off her | 2 |
of a sexton in | 2 |
and christmas candle were | 2 |
had taught her to | 2 |
burlesque imitation of an | 2 |
an admiring throng of | 2 |
loneliness when all around | 2 |
to find my old | 2 |
readers as are curious | 2 |
it had to leave | 2 |
pass between two bars | 2 |
careful management was sufficient | 2 |
the doorway and stole | 2 |
were forbidden to go | 2 |
observed that he exercised | 2 |
at the top of | 2 |
scene of annual infant | 2 |
foot of the stairs | 2 |
its touch recalled him | 2 |
the crazy old frame | 2 |
was reminded of those | 2 |
laid in the fireplace | 2 |
had come from the | 2 |
grew and filled the | 2 |
been prepared by the | 2 |
change of scene and | 2 |
holidays in the old | 2 |
the deep vault of | 2 |
rid of in a | 2 |
and established a musical | 2 |
so gave the boys | 2 |
pillars of whirling dust | 2 |
the rattling of the | 2 |
they comported with the | 2 |
they were all so | 2 |
immediately appeared at the | 2 |
two young men must | 2 |
grew merrier and louder | 2 |
and thought more like | 2 |
door let sorrow lie | 2 |
caught up a guitar | 2 |
in the depths the | 2 |
forgets a pack of | 2 |
it was suited to | 2 |
my face at the | 2 |
appealing to be taken | 2 |
stations there for the | 2 |
a little kindness growing | 2 |
days of the giants | 2 |
among the country people | 2 |
labouring for its improvement | 2 |
been forced by hard | 2 |
the same cup gave | 2 |
before to go among | 2 |
master simon to have | 2 |
will rarely meet with | 2 |
which lay on the | 2 |
sermon attended apparently with | 2 |
the squire kept up | 2 |
and dissipate themselves over | 2 |
every now and then | 2 |
partly because they belonged | 2 |
a lineal descendant of | 2 |
of cards on christmas | 2 |
we could make ourselves | 2 |
the last departing news | 2 |
the supper had disposed | 2 |
of which the small | 2 |
or going of a | 2 |
not stand with her | 2 |
for anything that should | 2 |
sunbeam works its way | 2 |
with the shriek of | 2 |
it was a dead | 2 |
perhaps it may be | 2 |
his pocket as he | 2 |
the squire had retired | 2 |
church bible and prayer | 2 |
but dirtier and tougher | 2 |
gathering film of misanthropy | 2 |
and a clock ticked | 2 |
i saw my little | 2 |
were in brisk circulation | 2 |
by a gold locket | 2 |
contention of holly and | 2 |
woo a widow must | 2 |
panelled with cornices of | 2 |
castles and stately manor | 2 |
the contention of holly | 2 |
i found myself as | 2 |
inviting the decent part | 2 |
forsaken many of those | 2 |
of the big boys | 2 |
and sunshine through the | 2 |
young one had a | 2 |
he made copious quotations | 2 |
round with copper and | 2 |
did what i could | 2 |
to all kind of | 2 |
and abandons the cattle | 2 |
been fond of those | 2 |
rolled through the deep | 2 |
branches of a numerous | 2 |
eyes those rows of | 2 |
much laughing and rallying | 2 |
with which the butler | 2 |
the crazy old pipe | 2 |
and broken heads in | 2 |
struck into another strain | 2 |
they were great favourites | 2 |
and late for bread | 2 |
for a fire of | 2 |
of grass with its | 2 |
across the yard the | 2 |
glittering through the dripping | 2 |
to spend the winter | 2 |
we ought to ascribe | 2 |
he named one kitten | 2 |
possessed with the gaiety | 2 |
upon the scene of | 2 |
glance of love more | 2 |
laughing housemaid an odd | 2 |
or how am i | 2 |
a nasal solo of | 2 |
the breaking up of | 2 |
meet thy silvery feet | 2 |
link between the old | 2 |
fancy used to draw | 2 |
it that has made | 2 |
they were all gone | 2 |
whatever else went to | 2 |
private instigation of mine | 2 |
sheltered under dark fir | 2 |
gravity of a spanish | 2 |
the frostiness of the | 2 |
of the village bell | 2 |
i should have been | 2 |
delivers a hare or | 2 |
his opinions by the | 2 |
through the frozen windows | 2 |
love of it that | 2 |
the small antique lattices | 2 |
battered pennies from the | 2 |
that may serve as | 2 |
that struggled to make | 2 |
number of auditors diminished | 2 |
at church on a | 2 |
they had been looking | 2 |
to skip from it | 2 |
was doubtless caused by | 2 |
sob and rose quickly | 2 |
hung round with copper | 2 |
the bed was of | 2 |
mansions of this country | 2 |
clangour of a troop | 2 |
something traditionary in their | 2 |
suspected there was a | 2 |
and puts the world | 2 |
sensible of the order | 2 |
festive ornamenting of halls | 2 |
from every southern declivity | 2 |
idea of a christmas | 2 |
moment he arrives where | 2 |
rub out one wrinkle | 2 |
we turn for our | 2 |
papa had gone before | 2 |
as merry as a | 2 |
and more tender and | 2 |
into any cabin in | 2 |
the course of a | 2 |
one as much as | 2 |
his eye for a | 2 |
simon had now to | 2 |
straw covered with dirty | 2 |
the gentle face of | 2 |
with the wind into | 2 |
word went over to | 2 |
we had passed for | 2 |
the murky smoke and | 2 |
up of the court | 2 |
the entrance of a | 2 |
strong doubts about the | 2 |
doctor had told her | 2 |
up in the hall | 2 |
see the respect shown | 2 |
of observing it not | 2 |
a long distance in | 2 |
himself upon keeping up | 2 |
had nothing to eat | 2 |
heart seemed overflowing with | 2 |
consideration that these fleeting | 2 |
the second chapter of | 2 |
smell like to a | 2 |
their long ears about | 2 |
the berries are all | 2 |
was merely making a | 2 |
she mumbled between her | 2 |
then reached our ears | 2 |
cast upon the floor | 2 |
their different lots in | 2 |
out of the land | 2 |
made wiser by this | 2 |
the girl caught a | 2 |
an epitome of country | 2 |
of the great day | 2 |
laid under contribution to | 2 |
frame for the wretched | 2 |
and the baby woke | 2 |
squire made his supper | 2 |
be boiled by daybreak | 2 |
out as he was | 2 |
bending over the stove | 2 |
a hearty and florid | 2 |
fountain of good feeling | 2 |
by careful management was | 2 |
furniture of which might | 2 |
was a general burst | 2 |
bars than the keenest | 2 |
according to their talk | 2 |
are apt to be | 2 |
came to a chorus | 2 |
of itself sufficient to | 2 |
like a priceless jewel | 2 |
renewed his bantering in | 2 |
is much antiquarian lore | 2 |
juntas of village idlers | 2 |
were all attention to | 2 |
an old church melody | 2 |
with knowing leer and | 2 |
had been adapted to | 2 |
and consideration along the | 2 |
bringing in of the | 2 |
by a nasal solo | 2 |
read on every sunday | 2 |
face toward the south | 2 |
and an old harper | 2 |
my head sank upon | 2 |
it glanced past the | 2 |
shouts about a great | 2 |
all sorts and sizes | 2 |
and seemed to have | 2 |
much antiquarian lore to | 2 |
himself with a little | 2 |
crippled dog that had | 2 |
in an attitude which | 2 |
away in the distance | 2 |
manly spirit which i | 2 |
being seated on a | 2 |
gloomy days and darksome | 2 |
these all look up | 2 |
dependence on each other | 2 |
the track of her | 2 |
men may be made | 2 |
song ended in a | 2 |
other luxuries of the | 2 |
the branches serving as | 2 |
cold that it was | 2 |
papists who observe it | 2 |
ordinance from the street | 2 |
was called by everybody | 2 |
in his researches after | 2 |
surmised from a heavy | 2 |
down the wall of | 2 |
now plums and spice | 2 |
by frequent potations of | 2 |
the sphere in which | 2 |
was warmth within and | 2 |
of a madcap gambol | 2 |
was endeavouring to follow | 2 |
tempted to steal from | 2 |
often filled with the | 2 |
merriment by harpings upon | 2 |
a lorde of misrule | 2 |
that searched every nook | 2 |
five hundred churches and | 2 |
more in good humour | 2 |
of a little primitive | 2 |
for the night with | 2 |
the way she knew | 2 |
centuries were figuring at | 2 |
claus having thus done | 2 |
other held over a | 2 |
ancient worthies of the | 2 |
be looked upon as | 2 |
been profusely decorated with | 2 |
saw him issue forth | 2 |
in store for himself | 2 |
brought the peasant and | 2 |
not more than six | 2 |
bed when a strain | 2 |
stick in her hand | 2 |
house spent much time | 2 |
the waste of ages | 2 |
was warmth and light | 2 |
then for the first | 2 |
fond of being teased | 2 |
come down in such | 2 |
by the parson with | 2 |
companions to wait with | 2 |
he traced to the | 2 |
home since you come | 2 |
while they circumscribe our | 2 |
at a round game | 2 |
embers of the yule | 2 |
with each passing minute | 2 |
attended by a servant | 2 |
the doorman put him | 2 |
heavy magnificent old style | 2 |
play the companion rather | 2 |
chance corner in the | 2 |
tinkling bell announced the | 2 |
connected with it among | 2 |
to the great hospital | 2 |
circulation in the villages | 2 |
anatomy of a man | 2 |
then no planets strike | 2 |
to come up to | 2 |
a sideboard was set | 2 |
informed me was a | 2 |
dressed very much in | 2 |
the step of the | 2 |
the distant fields to | 2 |
him out as he | 2 |
and with the air | 2 |
get rid of in | 2 |
out just under this | 2 |
that the latter was | 2 |
when he cum to | 2 |
thought of during dinner | 2 |
venerable magnificence of faded | 2 |
as old bachelors are | 2 |
serve as a general | 2 |
a member of parliament | 2 |
the attic over the | 2 |
sack of old falstaff | 2 |
logs had been heaped | 2 |
did not see her | 2 |
you have glances on | 2 |
in her young days | 2 |
if it went out | 2 |
one and all possessed | 2 |
all seemed more at | 2 |
rich peculiarities of ancient | 2 |
seemed to accord with | 2 |
which prevail at this | 2 |
so i found his | 2 |
heart dilate on entering | 2 |
to tunes that were | 2 |
preceding paper i have | 2 |
mind was not haunted | 2 |
of a cloudless sky | 2 |
in the whole world | 2 |
old woman immediately appeared | 2 |
wistful look into the | 2 |
large tracts of smiling | 2 |
spires of five hundred | 2 |
if they had not | 2 |
and he was indefatigable | 2 |
pleasures from the deep | 2 |
and the people on | 2 |
books for precedent and | 2 |
enough to scare even | 2 |
of the peasantry being | 2 |
to raise the latch | 2 |
earliest usages of the | 2 |
of the day was | 2 |
an old christmas carol | 2 |
there was no condition | 2 |
of the other servants | 2 |
travellers of inferior order | 2 |
required some effort of | 2 |
and striking their clubs | 2 |
much to tell you | 2 |
absolute authority on all | 2 |
down at the saloon | 2 |
worship in the morning | 2 |
almost fancied them into | 2 |
gave me a full | 2 |
as the coach rattles | 2 |
acquitted himself with great | 2 |
all blessings to an | 2 |
great trial was an | 2 |
impatience was with bantam | 2 |
found in a snug | 2 |
out of the same | 2 |
great is the contention | 2 |
because it is denominated | 2 |
banquets of the olden | 2 |
testimony to deep research | 2 |
was to burn all | 2 |
under this his nose | 2 |
saw cheerfulness in every | 2 |
the brief december day | 2 |
to drive from one | 2 |
to lay aside the | 2 |
let the world say | 2 |
thousands of abler pens | 2 |
ring with their merriment | 2 |
in these grave and | 2 |
of early college pranks | 2 |
was taken with an | 2 |
accompanied by sundry annotations | 2 |
of the great wood | 2 |
for tone than looks | 2 |
the cheerful flow of | 2 |
good voices among the | 2 |
went plentifully about with | 2 |
out of joe miller | 2 |
in at the death | 2 |
and importance of the | 2 |
take their stations there | 2 |
had sprung up with | 2 |
of peacocks about the | 2 |
and looked at it | 2 |
homes the whir of | 2 |
smallest eagerly accepted him | 2 |
to hang her stocking | 2 |
only family in england | 2 |
of theophilus of cesarea | 2 |
without makes the heart | 2 |
enemy to this honest | 2 |
but there it had | 2 |
at christmas in old | 2 |
quiet in the alley | 2 |
dried and withered away | 2 |
some enamoured country lass | 2 |
hall on christmas day | 2 |
was blinded in the | 2 |
christmas welcome had turned | 2 |
it on the coffin | 2 |
of jockey boots which | 2 |
the vehicle whirls by | 2 |
amusements had made him | 2 |
in the detective office | 2 |
about the gothic arch | 2 |
bent on the issue | 2 |
of one of his | 2 |
whenever he had a | 2 |
other forgotten champions of | 2 |
of those honest days | 2 |
colder and more cheerless | 2 |
i confess i had | 2 |
song to suit every | 2 |
music on the moral | 2 |
had been bedizened out | 2 |
say that they are | 2 |
in a moment he | 2 |
and hares hung dangling | 2 |
passed away with the | 2 |
but kept her eyes | 2 |
gathered from an excellent | 2 |
whole stock of erudition | 2 |
powerful a place in | 2 |
barge down by the | 2 |
loitering fiddler now and | 2 |
the alley got to | 2 |
the piles of smoked | 2 |
by the church altar | 2 |
with cornices of heavy | 2 |
prepared in some old | 2 |
our ears were suddenly | 2 |
death on the step | 2 |
seemed to be of | 2 |
a flock of children | 2 |
i value this delicious | 2 |
upon the comfortable chamber | 2 |
any of the galley | 2 |
of the young folks | 2 |
represent the bringing in | 2 |
being in the sphere | 2 |
and i know i | 2 |
forgotten the name of | 2 |
the chances were at | 2 |
to see the fondness | 2 |
to the right and | 2 |
hearty wish of a | 2 |
a good many of | 2 |
made by their different | 2 |
may serve as a | 2 |
were set on the | 2 |
dressed with caps and | 2 |
of the same warrior | 2 |
mamma in her kerchief | 2 |
of some cunning artificer | 2 |
on the frosty pane | 2 |
made a mottled streak | 2 |
in the heart of | 2 |
it was delightful to | 2 |
particularly gratified by the | 2 |
was full of practical | 2 |
extend far below the | 2 |
to poison the town | 2 |
at the first movement | 2 |
the other was buried | 2 |
the snow and upon | 2 |
feeble note of joy | 2 |
kitchen and the leakage | 2 |
the stamp of more | 2 |
fiddler now and then | 2 |
to which i am | 2 |
and told him to | 2 |
found it proceeded from | 2 |
time to dodge through | 2 |
and the sooty spectre | 2 |
a complete family chronicle | 2 |
which i particularly noticed | 2 |
my reader more in | 2 |
one on the pony | 2 |
between two big tenements | 2 |
filling every part of | 2 |
was changed into a | 2 |
were still fixed on | 2 |
lay stretched at his | 2 |
in again triumphantly with | 2 |
not a creature was | 2 |
did you hear from | 2 |
air of bustle and | 2 |
dreaming of the bustling | 2 |
a pretty rustic dress | 2 |
the sooty spectre in | 2 |
many of its themes | 2 |
the marquis of buckingham | 2 |
the very season of | 2 |
with all the warmth | 2 |
of little fairy beings | 2 |
the best of them | 2 |
ash that hung its | 2 |
these trees when a | 2 |
curiously mottled with red | 2 |
shelves that held there | 2 |
to take something to | 2 |
by any lucky chance | 2 |
soft italian tongue a | 2 |
he turned over the | 2 |
i found them at | 2 |
all their spits are | 2 |
one of any other | 2 |
at the very top | 2 |
they gradually died away | 2 |
each in his or | 2 |
lowered his tone as | 2 |
and i must do | 2 |
swirl of the unseen | 2 |
songs grew of a | 2 |
mansions of relations or | 2 |
gossiping over their ale | 2 |
of its strong local | 2 |
the veritable presence of | 2 |
he has commonly a | 2 |
at other times we | 2 |
had to grip his | 2 |
and clubbed it to | 2 |
commenced by the ladies | 2 |
wrinkle from the brow | 2 |
the language of their | 2 |
life that was in | 2 |
make itself heard above | 2 |
make no one afraid | 2 |
distinguished post was allotted | 2 |
air of profound gravity | 2 |
from distant friends for | 2 |
you with your heavenly | 2 |
mixture of whim and | 2 |
the manor was overrun | 2 |
roughly that he was | 2 |
to death on the | 2 |
each having his cup | 2 |
i have certainly heard | 2 |
naked branches of which | 2 |
up slight exhalations to | 2 |
is excited by the | 2 |
a pile of rags | 2 |
again among the endearing | 2 |
what kind of a | 2 |
for the impending feast | 2 |
winding all up by | 2 |
agility of a cat | 2 |
his number of auditors | 2 |
again triumphantly with the | 2 |
wish i had some | 2 |
caught by one and | 2 |
messages from santa claus | 2 |
course of his researches | 2 |
a way between the | 2 |
of the whole house | 2 |
accompanied by the blue | 2 |
calling to him to | 2 |
health and manly spirit | 2 |
the president of the | 2 |
foaming tankards of ale | 2 |
so than that night | 2 |
of the evening fire | 2 |
chiefly against the sun | 2 |
closely together by dependence | 2 |
been wounded at waterloo | 2 |
and filled the room | 2 |
the policy of the | 2 |
souls were in the | 2 |
or by some member | 2 |
holidays which agreeably interrupt | 2 |
a nursery rhyme book | 2 |
grounded upon divine scriptures | 2 |
depths the battle was | 2 |
said to get up | 2 |
of the meeting with | 2 |
told that the painting | 2 |
us at once to | 2 |
all the life that | 2 |
known care nor sorrow | 2 |
them with the sacred | 2 |
in fervour and pathos | 2 |
most beautiful little fairy | 2 |
and for the tenor | 2 |
opening into a hall | 2 |
and intermarriages of the | 2 |
even the sound of | 2 |
nell turns half around | 2 |
strain of music seemed | 2 |
trooping into the room | 2 |
have shrunk away within | 2 |
the pitcher down on | 2 |
we passed this sheltered | 2 |
keep it from all | 2 |
hard feeding into every | 2 |
that the squire was | 2 |
look upon it and | 2 |
fond of seeing others | 2 |
hollow blast of wintry | 2 |
blue and its cloudy | 2 |
whisper as they looked | 2 |
with whom he affirmed | 2 |
an irish bog more | 2 |
the moment can hardly | 2 |
borne upon the wings | 2 |
man had a legion | 2 |
such homes the whir | 2 |
though to her it | 2 |
was a good deal | 2 |
squeaking stairs the girl | 2 |
counter these six months | 2 |
a coat to his | 2 |
squire came out to | 2 |
they were made of | 2 |
which reach about half | 2 |
an enormous log glowing | 2 |
the hall with some | 2 |
his nose was shaped | 2 |
though the old hall | 2 |
odd such homes in | 2 |
the sun saw not | 2 |
pleasing effect in producing | 2 |
and then a great | 2 |
that my sagest deductions | 2 |
throngs of busy holiday | 2 |
girls are lying on | 2 |
a field beset with | 2 |
clubbed it to death | 2 |
summoned the servants to | 2 |
and spirited reliefs of | 2 |
some of the older | 2 |
something of a prospect | 2 |
cherishing fondness about the | 2 |
where the wind lay | 2 |
squire seated in his | 2 |
direct and superintend our | 2 |
exclaimed against having anything | 2 |
made to yield up | 2 |
frisking spaniel to the | 2 |
found that the good | 2 |
looked at it and | 2 |
herrick mentions it in | 2 |
hold so powerful a | 2 |
his or her way | 2 |
in a yell of | 2 |
from the cottage chimneys | 2 |
and left stretched endless | 2 |
mouth inhales it all | 2 |
broad story out of | 2 |
against the starlit sky | 2 |
were he spirituall or | 2 |
there are several superstitions | 2 |
anciently in great demand | 2 |
a price a millionaire | 2 |
season when no spirit | 2 |
to think their interests | 2 |
feast thy poor neighbours | 2 |
i soon found that | 2 |
noses flattened against the | 2 |
he did not remember | 2 |
proposed that we should | 2 |
the depth of winter | 2 |
and all had welcome | 2 |
the prettiest lasses in | 2 |
when i was on | 2 |
bread to fill the | 2 |
he kindled into warmth | 2 |
both eyes whenever he | 2 |
two stars of the | 2 |
peculiar hobby of mine | 2 |
hurry of the moment | 2 |
for a moment playing | 2 |
of great quickness and | 2 |
into jolly dimensions by | 2 |
upon a barren heath | 2 |
out of old books | 2 |
on the rites and | 2 |
in something of the | 2 |
agreeably interrupt the stillness | 2 |
much time this day | 2 |
family in england in | 2 |
the shooting stars attend | 2 |
was buried to the | 2 |
looking than either of | 2 |
singular mixture of whim | 2 |
a moment playing on | 2 |
loss to perceive the | 2 |
was very particular that | 2 |
how many of them | 2 |
not know a grander | 2 |
and of santa claus | 2 |
not much of a | 2 |
disposed to go to | 2 |
investigations into the festive | 2 |
churches and the tin | 2 |
great thing to have | 2 |
in all its plumage | 2 |
comforting himself with some | 2 |
of hospitality in the | 2 |
early morning service was | 2 |
many dark corners and | 2 |
laughed at by some | 2 |
talk of country christmasses | 2 |
them by some anecdotes | 2 |
all the warmth wherewith | 2 |
in it which i | 2 |
the rites and ceremonies | 2 |
but it was continued | 2 |
gravity with which the | 2 |
gratified by the exaltation | 2 |
to the traditionary customs | 2 |
most ancient and approved | 2 |
the drippings of the | 2 |
threat or a taunt | 2 |
was evidently the wit | 2 |
been friends so long | 2 |
just time to dodge | 2 |
so considered time out | 2 |
suit a monarchical government | 2 |
of which might have | 2 |
in england that exercises | 2 |
musical part of the | 2 |
defend his clipped yew | 2 |
is more of dissipation | 2 |
poor were alike welcome | 2 |
season for gathering together | 2 |
her husband did not | 2 |
settled down into a | 2 |
overpowering him by questions | 2 |
of the choir were | 2 |
enter and make merry | 2 |
the midst of his | 2 |
great log of wood | 2 |
know but a few | 2 |
its rays upon it | 2 |
who take their stations | 2 |
of the lower orders | 2 |
a dry perpetual bloom | 2 |
old gentleman being fond | 2 |
from the library for | 2 |
bitter tears he went | 2 |
friends to eat the | 2 |
on the dry land | 2 |
travelled with our wives | 2 |
a slight covering of | 2 |
uttered by a patron | 2 |
a few querulous notes | 2 |
his father meddle with | 2 |
and stretch himself again | 2 |
outline of a forlorn | 2 |
as he dropped in | 2 |
the light showy saloons | 2 |
every turn of his | 2 |
management was sufficient for | 2 |
had gathered from an | 2 |
the squire had left | 2 |
a gentleman of the | 2 |
reaching to his heels | 2 |
merely making a tour | 2 |
moonlight fell strongly upon | 2 |
and dispute among commentators | 2 |
be as merry as | 2 |
to keep a young | 2 |
yer papers not sold | 2 |
sunset glow kissing the | 2 |
will sometimes waft the | 2 |
usual animation to the | 2 |
play their parts in | 2 |
of indulging the bent | 2 |
of mortal terror and | 2 |
generally surrounded by an | 2 |
the women and children | 2 |
an occasional moment to | 2 |
the bed he had | 2 |
small accomplishments on the | 2 |
with many expressions of | 2 |
tomb of ancient workmanship | 2 |
the genial and social | 2 |
at everything he said | 2 |
only tradition of home | 2 |
in the veritable presence | 2 |
the lord of misrule | 2 |
darkling and repining in | 2 |
evergreens distributed about houses | 2 |
devotion punctually observed by | 2 |
feats they were to | 2 |
in the tenements the | 2 |
you there never was | 2 |
she wrapped the doll | 2 |
the instruction of the | 2 |
went on to lament | 2 |
and found it proceeded | 2 |
of a burnt cork | 2 |
effect among the glittering | 2 |
his face toward the | 2 |
the smallest eagerly accepted | 2 |
ancient rural life are | 2 |
by the squire himself | 2 |
that had not seen | 2 |
though he had been | 2 |
habits throughout every class | 2 |
determined it to be | 2 |
home on school vacations | 2 |
evidently something traditionary in | 2 |
by the gentry made | 2 |
acquainted in the course | 2 |
small sportsmen of the | 2 |
should a tramp boy | 2 |
very fond of seeing | 2 |
young girls in the | 2 |
in a cracked beer | 2 |
loaded with good cheer | 2 |
ray of warmth and | 2 |
society into a more | 2 |
i listened and listened | 2 |
the patched and threadbare | 2 |
is the world to | 2 |
where the boys were | 2 |
announced the coming or | 2 |
the deplorable decay of | 2 |
went round the house | 2 |
plate that might have | 2 |
when england was itself | 2 |
understood was the yule | 2 |
seats of the nobility | 2 |
the visitor took from | 2 |
up at the solemn | 2 |
to make way for | 2 |
and other topics of | 2 |
it is excited by | 2 |
true old english fare | 2 |
ceaseless clanking beside the | 2 |
the sign of the | 2 |
way of liza and | 2 |
conferences with the village | 2 |
one end of a | 2 |
fancies of the neighbouring | 2 |
versed in the genealogy | 2 |
though the moon does | 2 |
will send it to | 2 |
and papists who observe | 2 |
to direct and superintend | 2 |
into tears and hid | 2 |
mention the other makeshifts | 2 |
of old family portraits | 2 |
his apt quotations from | 2 |
bracebridge and master simon | 2 |
these stood the two | 2 |
with a lemon in | 2 |
rises green to memory | 2 |
were not in sunny | 2 |
was surrounded with evergreens | 2 |
of countless headstones that | 2 |
side for the social | 2 |
and drove her own | 2 |
contented himself with inviting | 2 |
delightful to see the | 2 |
the comfortable hearth of | 2 |
and the sergeant ordered | 2 |
and poor were alike | 2 |
perseverance of a commentator | 2 |
limbs felt not the | 2 |
simon was in a | 2 |
were at least even | 2 |
of candy and tinsel | 2 |
and shadows of his | 2 |
was introduced somewhat perplexed | 2 |
keep up the breed | 2 |
make merry on this | 2 |
at which her husband | 2 |
hasten forth to meet | 2 |
under contribution to furnish | 2 |
of ceremony and selfishness | 2 |
nibsy with shouts of | 2 |
man into the perpetrator | 2 |
and giving each other | 2 |
there was the hay | 2 |
issue forth with the | 2 |
him in a continual | 2 |
must have medicine and | 2 |
he was the idol | 2 |
been removed from the | 2 |
had succeeded terror and | 2 |
a point which no | 2 |
gentlemen dressed with caps | 2 |
from one stage to | 2 |
she shook the dust | 2 |
over modern breakfasts of | 2 |
there not thousands of | 2 |
the meeting to which | 2 |
neat kerchief and stomacher | 2 |
in the soft italian | 2 |
partnership with joe winter | 2 |
talked of gold and | 2 |
he acquitted himself with | 2 |
with which we look | 2 |
to go to church | 2 |
to the woman behind | 2 |
there was much laughing | 2 |
father was always scrupulous | 2 |
was a dead child | 2 |
kitchen and poverty gap | 2 |
gaiety of the lower | 2 |
look into the bare | 2 |
it is also called | 2 |
simply by the appellation | 2 |
heard many nights before | 2 |
all our neighbours together | 2 |
others sat smoking and | 2 |
while we were talking | 2 |
they dwell on the | 2 |
generally lagging a little | 2 |
the shadows of countless | 2 |
loaded also with hampers | 2 |
going to pass the | 2 |
skipped down from their | 2 |
in exchange for one | 2 |
popular being in the | 2 |
from under this his | 2 |
office of that ancient | 2 |
hundred churches and the | 2 |
the freshness of youthful | 2 |
and the wardrobes at | 2 |
rare and curious workmanship | 2 |
square it among pies | 2 |
knew it was christmas | 2 |
he might have a | 2 |
and a chance corner | 2 |
green to memory beyond | 2 |
fast gaining on the | 2 |
glory grew and filled | 2 |
rarest dish in all | 2 |
the footpath that led | 2 |
silver cross shone upon | 2 |
abstruse and complex for | 2 |
came in with a | 2 |
a mystery to poor | 2 |
depths of a blind | 2 |
the church was venerable | 2 |
and dark weazen face | 2 |
in the faithful discharge | 2 |
and clearing more bars | 2 |
and stood in a | 2 |
attack was commenced by | 2 |
of a split reed | 2 |
time by travelling over | 2 |
and the rattle of | 2 |
scare even the north | 2 |
and how truly is | 2 |
which was commonly called | 2 |
sometimes jerks a small | 2 |
the entrance to the | 2 |
up to them with | 2 |
earth there issued a | 2 |
serenity prevalent in those | 2 |
out one wrinkle from | 2 |
that i should find | 2 |
equal impartiality the spires | 2 |
display of cold meats | 2 |
of uproar and merriment | 2 |
he could imitate punch | 2 |
kind word or a | 2 |
mould on the rotten | 2 |
formed a band from | 2 |
impartiality the spires of | 2 |
seemed to have blown | 2 |
of the humble trophies | 2 |
had been a lonesome | 2 |
culled with curious taste | 2 |
fable of the sky | 2 |
morning sun had a | 2 |
at home as if | 2 |
of a december tour | 2 |
i can assure you | 2 |
wishes of the season | 2 |
still there seemed to | 2 |
sisters by the presents | 2 |
which i understood were | 2 |
dealing very much in | 2 |
a still more venerable | 2 |
it is doubtful if | 2 |
sunshine fell across it | 2 |
a vague discomfort that | 2 |
merrily down the middle | 2 |
of these embellishments of | 2 |
a bow of soiled | 2 |
had told him that | 2 |
made his supper of | 2 |
peers in their mantles | 2 |
and then penetrate through | 2 |
and talk of reform | 2 |
the authors who flourished | 2 |
flock of children danced | 2 |
which was placed with | 2 |
the interior of the | 2 |
and would fain hence | 2 |
she knew it was | 2 |
in every countenance throughout | 2 |
for the important purpose | 2 |
and he went out | 2 |
had given a bright | 2 |
games and holiday observances | 2 |
chimneys hanging over it | 2 |
to show the effects | 2 |
cranny of the big | 2 |
the perpetrator of a | 2 |
the moment the dance | 2 |
but in writing to | 2 |
fill the bowl of | 2 |
rushes through the hall | 2 |
handkerchief about his neck | 2 |
a broader and more | 2 |
to show off an | 2 |
when he was a | 2 |
must not stand with | 2 |
become visible and walk | 2 |
which overshadowed a considerable | 2 |
as nibsy had heard | 2 |
his papers into their | 2 |
and made it glisten | 2 |
up to the younger | 2 |
best hand at a | 2 |
echo his opinions about | 2 |
or three of the | 2 |
of miles away over | 2 |
made him fond of | 2 |
upon throngs of busy | 2 |
of the comforts of | 2 |
are herded in such | 2 |
a poem of his | 2 |
extremely careful to keep | 2 |
the coming or going | 2 |
have been reflected into | 2 |
smoke and sulphureous gleams | 2 |
smiling at this display | 2 |
hugged an old doll | 2 |
attitude which i am | 2 |
conceived the minuet to | 2 |
a cry of mortal | 2 |
windows jutting out and | 2 |
the year that gives | 2 |
their very souls were | 2 |
stillness of country life | 2 |
with a beautiful blush | 2 |
but the glory did | 2 |
of serving up the | 2 |
when i hear the | 2 |
the neighbouring gossips with | 2 |
in the skilful mixture | 2 |
tract of park beyond | 2 |
before their eyes those | 2 |
countenance of an old | 2 |
blade of grass with | 2 |
almost an appearance of | 2 |
blends with our conviviality | 2 |
it was made into | 2 |
and wrapped in her | 2 |
hath power to charm | 2 |
through the attic window | 2 |
sound of music was | 2 |
a little antiquated in | 2 |
desolation of the landscape | 2 |
contribution to furnish dresses | 2 |
the bark was changed | 2 |
you are disposed to | 2 |
how should a tramp | 2 |
their peals of laughter | 2 |
and they bring with | 2 |
noticed in the course | 2 |
thus done him a | 2 |
these tales were often | 2 |
hard times would be | 2 |
among the chills and | 2 |
place to each having | 2 |
of kindness and protection | 2 |
the rosy lips of | 2 |
had caused him to | 2 |
as he shifted the | 2 |
the christmas festivities of | 2 |
song about the christ | 2 |
games according to their | 2 |
of his ragged trousers | 2 |
he had the luck | 2 |
all occasions to fulfil | 2 |
temperament follow up any | 2 |
he had to combat | 2 |
great trust and dependence | 2 |
one window of the | 2 |
the watchman who got | 2 |
to give their little | 2 |
received a violent blow | 2 |
the squire denominated true | 2 |
a period of delightful | 2 |
alone in the footpath | 2 |
the childer to dance | 2 |
heard out in the | 2 |
jewels buried in the | 2 |
at christmas do repine | 2 |
sounds of rustic merriment | 2 |
jokes and innuendoes with | 2 |
of his felt shoes | 2 |
clink of glasses and | 2 |
had left six months | 2 |
of the doorway and | 2 |
he has culled with | 2 |
had time to scan | 2 |
thrown open at daylight | 2 |
and had been as | 2 |
served is in reginensi | 2 |
good from the looks | 2 |
support by clasping together | 2 |
frank bracebridge that the | 2 |
have been a beautiful | 2 |
green which adorns an | 2 |
crusader used to mount | 2 |
and are brought more | 2 |
ring repeatedly before we | 2 |
through which came the | 2 |
on a quavering course | 2 |
were thronged with customers | 2 |
as she shook the | 2 |
all his sober attempts | 2 |
some consequence at the | 2 |
a hard face stood | 2 |
of its being available | 2 |
discovered a woman bending | 2 |
loungers about the establishment | 2 |
tempered with a proper | 2 |
particular in having brought | 2 |
the black jacks went | 2 |
prevalent at this season | 2 |
the sound the fishermen | 2 |
one end an enormous | 2 |
the quaint features of | 2 |
the silent crowd made | 2 |
were inserted in the | 2 |
his opinions about horses | 2 |
silently beside him nestled | 2 |
holiday was the summit | 2 |
the narrow slit like | 2 |
about a great christmas | 2 |
down on his rough | 2 |
about the house were | 2 |
was pedantry so delightful | 2 |
not pressed for time | 2 |
pleasanter to please than | 2 |
foot of the rickety | 2 |
situation by the squire | 2 |
new strength to finish | 2 |
he lives at some | 2 |
this was a very | 2 |
danced at every christmas | 2 |
supper was announced shortly | 2 |
a frosty morning had | 2 |
was the young officer | 2 |
little french air of | 2 |
as a collection of | 2 |
the choicest gifts a | 2 |
the wall of wrath | 2 |
a table playing fan | 2 |
your heavenly ray gild | 2 |
soiled crape was nailed | 2 |
the sounds of rustic | 2 |
in genuine hospitality which | 2 |
the work of some | 2 |
was in as chirping | 2 |
children of a family | 2 |
where does the honest | 2 |
peacocks were birds of | 2 |
will keep out the | 2 |
and overpowering him by | 2 |
making a tour of | 2 |
glad to skip from | 2 |
all hearts met together | 2 |
the king and the | 2 |
rather dull at starting | 2 |
than one pane showed | 2 |
to steal from my | 2 |
everything went on lamely | 2 |
glances on every side | 2 |
that exercises a more | 2 |
he had taken care | 2 |
emancipation from the abhorred | 2 |
did not keep the | 2 |
merely to drive from | 2 |
peculiar to the season | 2 |
was young and gamesome | 2 |
familiarity of those above | 2 |
in consultation about the | 2 |
i was going to | 2 |
whose mind was not | 2 |
serving as hooks on | 2 |
of the social circle | 2 |
glossy branches of holly | 2 |
and tinsel on the | 2 |
print of the mother | 2 |
something to keep out | 2 |
the keen air of | 2 |
i greeted him with | 2 |
leaning against the wall | 2 |
very counterpart of one | 2 |
leaned back in his | 2 |
the light for several | 2 |
no sooner was supper | 2 |
upon the ceremonies of | 2 |
lament the deplorable decay | 2 |
with the pitcher was | 2 |
into another celestial choir | 2 |
sorrows of the world | 2 |
to be served is | 2 |
announcing peace and good | 2 |
is none to affright | 2 |
filial reverence for them | 2 |
squire went on to | 2 |
a clumsy pipe was | 2 |
this very numerous and | 2 |
of a little ragamuffin | 2 |
the wintry wind rattled | 2 |
old english writers as | 2 |
of bustle and importance | 2 |
did not heed it | 2 |
lazily shifted his position | 2 |
went on to inform | 2 |
second chapter of luke | 2 |
and enforcing them by | 2 |
faculty of the mind | 2 |
fellow with a retreating | 2 |
in the preceding paper | 2 |
had been thought of | 2 |
were thrown open at | 2 |
on a stool beside | 2 |
worn down society into | 2 |
a less characteristic surface | 2 |
over barrels and barriers | 2 |
to mind the time | 2 |
read even the dry | 2 |
a group of the | 2 |
to be the wit | 2 |
tossed her fairly off | 2 |
when the sound of | 2 |
he moved than mr | 2 |
announcement of the religion | 2 |
for he rode through | 2 |
could talk french and | 2 |
claus to find his | 2 |
surplus of bugs was | 2 |
round the saloon corner | 2 |
set the pitcher down | 2 |
truly honourable and enviable | 2 |
that should occasion romping | 2 |
and is eager to | 2 |
king charles at the | 2 |
consequence of the great | 2 |
a pair of jockey | 2 |
glisten like a priceless | 2 |
and all the waiters | 2 |
which we see crumbling | 2 |
of a vagrant bachelor | 2 |
the time and place | 2 |
the harper struck up | 2 |
and fell into a | 2 |
wintry wind rattled the | 2 |
for the coming of | 2 |
performing a christmas anthem | 2 |
victory there fell a | 2 |
and whirled over her | 2 |
the old ceremony of | 2 |
all of them have | 2 |
winds its rich foliage | 2 |
be the wit of | 2 |
and the beard on | 2 |
he admired this fashion | 2 |
on the fourth landing | 2 |
old bachelors are apt | 2 |
from my room at | 2 |
and live without blushing | 2 |
when night came on | 2 |
thoughts are more concentrated | 2 |
a heavy magnificent old | 2 |
it was continued throughout | 2 |
a specimen of my | 2 |
unluckily there was a | 2 |
was pressed against his | 2 |
lighting up the antiquated | 2 |
had picked it up | 2 |
five and twenty years | 2 |
old manor house almost | 2 |
a noise my merrie | 2 |
his household at church | 2 |
the hall on christmas | 2 |
when he got a | 2 |
in between two big | 2 |
shifted his position and | 2 |
and having called in | 2 |
they were on the | 2 |
almost lost our simple | 2 |
to jump shrieking over | 2 |
the ragamuffins hurrying homeward | 2 |
several long stories of | 2 |
of the red russians | 2 |
insisted that i should | 2 |
other makeshifts of this | 2 |
skirts of the dance | 2 |
sound of little feet | 2 |
roasted apples bobbing about | 2 |
a row of tall | 2 |
over the smaller personages | 2 |
family since time immemorial | 2 |
passed over a rising | 2 |
who can turn churlishly | 2 |
christmas have entirely disappeared | 2 |
do not know how | 2 |
when the cloth was | 2 |
those starve who cannot | 2 |
little lads from the | 2 |
all the way from | 2 |
the pealing organ performing | 2 |
which i am half | 2 |
hallowed and elevated enjoyment | 2 |
would glance an eye | 2 |
which he moved than | 2 |
hooks on which to | 2 |
who returned with that | 2 |
and am tempted to | 2 |
compared to a title | 2 |
fruitful of much speculation | 2 |
was indicative of laughter | 2 |
was oftener to be | 2 |
under the christmas sun | 2 |
around which were several | 2 |
the gigantic plans of | 2 |
the justice to say | 2 |
get back to the | 2 |
hail to the night | 2 |
personage full of mighty | 2 |
enter upon the service | 2 |
then there was the | 2 |
a shout from my | 2 |
squire was perfectly contagious | 2 |
hay while the sun | 2 |
walk the rounds of | 2 |
is sometimes heard in | 2 |
passed through the hall | 2 |
to the very cat | 2 |
admitted them to his | 2 |
a hundred such homes | 2 |
of master simon about | 2 |
poor boy sat on | 2 |
not dare leave the | 2 |
becoming an old family | 2 |
was in store for | 2 |
the company had been | 2 |
am a little given | 2 |
and knew but a | 2 |
the spot ever after | 2 |
hardly take leave of | 2 |
the squire told several | 2 |
the pleasing serenity that | 2 |
i have called it | 2 |
down to the door | 2 |
most young british officers | 2 |
hung up in the | 2 |
were made of beaten | 2 |
the fire of hospitality | 2 |
bird of dawning singeth | 2 |
mayster of merry disportes | 2 |
heap of straw covered | 2 |
pies were served up | 2 |
stillness of the night | 2 |
is a grave and | 2 |
while turning over his | 2 |
and more cordial smile | 2 |
you all synge merily | 2 |
and pore over black | 2 |
i am sure i | 2 |
round about our sea | 2 |
them by the authorities | 2 |
dancing it anciently was | 2 |
and very genteel acquaintance | 2 |
in half an hour | 2 |
been seen by one | 2 |
little on one side | 2 |
man with a hard | 2 |
back to the ship | 2 |
as their boats speed | 2 |
parson gave us a | 2 |
and a cloud more | 2 |
presence of his mistress | 2 |
additions and alterations of | 2 |
he had been a | 2 |
to his back thrusts | 2 |
cold of the weather | 2 |
the moment they caught | 2 |
from the flying eagle | 2 |
this banqueting scene with | 2 |
grip the threadbare shawl | 2 |
skirts of his coat | 2 |
that some wrong had | 2 |
brought in a huge | 2 |
pie was certainly the | 2 |
i heard him exclaim | 2 |
her flaxen hair all | 2 |
of peace and gladness | 2 |
the corner the sunbeam | 2 |
are the most difficult | 2 |
she rolled through the | 2 |
old harper was summoned | 2 |
the leader of their | 2 |
her shawl and the | 2 |
and to be withal | 2 |
the earl of arundel | 2 |
had certainly been in | 2 |
and quickened her step | 2 |
through the family system | 2 |
in the worthy company | 2 |
were covered with brawn | 2 |
portraits stared mournfully at | 2 |
on as many bunks | 2 |
the hand of the | 2 |
drama with its most | 2 |
was in her ears | 2 |
to the care of | 2 |
a passage with prodigious | 2 |
full account of its | 2 |
announced that it was | 2 |
a pail for the | 2 |
day of pouring out | 2 |
far as i could | 2 |
extremely careful to preserve | 2 |
eye occasionally upon a | 2 |
with whom i had | 2 |
this obsolete finery in | 2 |
time to scan the | 2 |
bunch of christmas greens | 2 |
for the breaking up | 2 |
to the light showy | 2 |
least two centuries since | 2 |
christmas greens stuck in | 2 |
weapons on the opposite | 2 |
pipe to her mouth | 2 |
kitchen as well as | 2 |
peeped through the one | 2 |
and sudden sally of | 2 |
even if it were | 2 |
on the shelves that | 2 |
furnish dresses and fantastic | 2 |
precipitated by the cold | 2 |
passing of the coach | 2 |
has been accorded to | 2 |
they should ride by | 2 |
making something of a | 2 |
the results of the | 2 |
imagination than the lingerings | 2 |
head in hand bring | 2 |
and who was always | 2 |
of his favourite author | 2 |
there was yet hurrying | 2 |
we should have been | 2 |
the leakage of the | 2 |
up to those who | 2 |
first house for comone | 2 |
of our old poets | 2 |
sufficient for all his | 2 |
he drove out of | 2 |
with feelings of superstition | 2 |
when the men came | 2 |
been mistaken for the | 2 |
in england in which | 2 |
gentry to pass more | 2 |
young soldier was just | 2 |
harper being seated on | 2 |
all kinds of ghosts | 2 |
gossips with infinite gravity | 2 |
had resided almost entirely | 2 |
was something extremely agreeable | 2 |
starve in new york | 2 |
drums and trumpets and | 2 |
worth of candy and | 2 |
by the ladies in | 2 |
romans held possession of | 2 |
take a deal of | 2 |
far below the knees | 2 |
called by everybody but | 2 |
i did not like | 2 |
watches to his feathery | 2 |
they resemble those picturesque | 2 |
taken with an extra | 2 |
and though ostensibly a | 2 |
used to draw in | 2 |
to arrive in time | 2 |
him one of the | 2 |
to tell the secret | 2 |
made of wheat cakes | 2 |
among the prettiest lasses | 2 |
in modern gardening had | 2 |
name of home and | 2 |
sooner was supper removed | 2 |
may be from having | 2 |
prepare you for any | 2 |
which commanded something of | 2 |
was what he read | 2 |
man of old family | 2 |
and altogether cheerily there | 2 |
was a group of | 2 |
from contemplating the felicity | 2 |
some stray branch of | 2 |
resident of the village | 2 |
have peeped through the | 2 |
introduction of politics into | 2 |
with the gaiety of | 2 |
having the stamp of | 2 |
sliced bacon and generous | 2 |
the leavings from some | 2 |
a knock on the | 2 |
party was entertained with | 2 |
a jet of water | 2 |
followed by a large | 2 |
out of a job | 2 |
was endeavouring to gain | 2 |
and a pretty milkmaid | 2 |
will be read with | 2 |
meat at four cents | 2 |
be regretted that the | 2 |
when all around is | 2 |
found that the peacocks | 2 |
was dancing a jig | 2 |
hailed nibsy with shouts | 2 |
days of queen bess | 2 |
his children and relatives | 2 |
rang a noisy bell | 2 |
by several of the | 2 |
way past the door | 2 |
that monarch at the | 2 |
comet in its orbit | 2 |
it was with some | 2 |
a universal favourite among | 2 |
all through the house | 2 |
fixed intently on the | 2 |
began to show the | 2 |
my friend proposed that | 2 |
cheek of the doll | 2 |
days of the covenanters | 2 |
an air of proud | 2 |
join the gossip knot | 2 |
the very dog that | 2 |
with a broken pitcher | 2 |
of an arrant old | 2 |
seemed more at their | 2 |
folks were ready to | 2 |
that she could not | 2 |
along the carriage road | 2 |
by the fathers of | 2 |
the chaise stopped at | 2 |
vessel of rare and | 2 |
to be followed up | 2 |
grounded upon these scriptures | 2 |
be served is in | 2 |
authorities of theophilus of | 2 |
i had noticed in | 2 |
roome with yvie leaves | 2 |
over the fireplace in | 2 |
kindred hearts which the | 2 |
early in the morning | 2 |
at which he stopped | 2 |
knew only too well | 2 |
discussion of a huge | 2 |
no homes in new | 2 |
i am almost disposed | 2 |
these old volumes so | 2 |
of the quaint humours | 2 |
puddings in a pule | 2 |
the consideration that these | 2 |
in the old school | 2 |
shiver in which the | 2 |
enormous pair of antlers | 2 |
as notice him before | 2 |
there had been such | 2 |
trick on old boreas | 2 |
the humours of its | 2 |
it has not yet | 2 |
the sidewalk in front | 2 |
the red spot on | 2 |
a huge silver vessel | 2 |
been seated many minutes | 2 |
the worthy cavalier before | 2 |
the squire always held | 2 |
dark that he could | 2 |
and fled over the | 2 |
down in such a | 2 |
on account of her | 2 |
served up at the | 2 |
cutting pirouettes and rigadoons | 2 |
with some degree of | 2 |
we can get along | 2 |
his wand over the | 2 |
stood panting before a | 2 |
rare wit produce much | 2 |
overrun by all the | 2 |
is tolerant of folly | 2 |
old farm to home | 2 |
was observed at the | 2 |
elbows on her knees | 2 |
glad of any argument | 2 |
acid for some stomachs | 2 |
side of the kitchen | 2 |
as he could swallow | 2 |
and stood near a | 2 |