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quadgram	frequency
the duke of beaufort	32
the duke of leinster	24
at the same time	20
as though he had	18
as soon as he	17
at the idea of	17
quarter of an hour	16
the marquis of worcester	16
one of the most	16
as soon as i	16
in the habit of	15
in spite of all	15
said i to myself	15
i could not help	15
on the subject of	14
i will tell you	14
the whole of the	13
i do not mean	13
the cock at sutton	13
the duke of argyle	13
in the shape of	13
out of the house	12
in the way of	12
do not mean to	12
on the following day	12
for the purpose of	12
i am going to	12
in the course of	11
what is the matter	11
to be allowed to	11
of the duke of	11
i am sure i	11
how do you do	11
i am sure you	11
in love with you	11
the duc de guiche	11
a quarter of an	11
for more than a	11
in a tone of	10
though he had been	10
out of the room	10
for the first time	10
to the duke of	10
for the life of	10
to the end of	10
not in the least	10
i should like to	10
the next morning i	10
the earl of fife	10
i do not know	10
i ever met with	9
in the first place	9
his grace of beaufort	9
said i to him	9
that i could not	9
what do you mean	9
what do you think	9
that he would not	9
could say or do	9
ought to have been	9
it was impossible to	9
to call on me	9
in love with me	9
on the following evening	8
was kind enough to	8
take it for granted	8
i do not think	8
i shall not be	8
out of the question	8
if it had been	8
for the last time	8
in love with him	8
in the presence of	8
in less than a	8
i was about to	8
received a letter from	8
my femme de chambre	8
to come to me	8
the next day i	8
from the duke of	8
i was obliged to	8
the duke of wellington	8
no power on earth	7
me that he had	7
for my part i	7
the rest of the	7
i wish i could	7
i hope you will	7
by a visit from	7
but i am not	7
in the name of	7
fall in love with	7
to speak to me	7
as long as i	7
what sort of a	7
more than a month	7
on the following morning	7
was to be done	7
what was to be	7
from morning till night	7
asked him if he	7
the shape of a	7
the expression of his	7
i could not endure	7
part of the world	7
the duchess of beaufort	6
he was about to	6
to get rid of	6
in my whole life	6
was at that time	6
all i could say	6
in a state of	6
i am not quite	6
i happened to be	6
not mean to say	6
i assured him that	6
the duke of devonshire	6
so far as to	6
i asked him if	6
less than an hour	6
never in my life	6
at the bottom of	6
as well as the	6
with whom i had	6
in less than an	6
i could say or	6
before i had finished	6
the idea of having	6
in a fit of	6
for my own part	6
if he did not	6
and i am sure	6
i had not been	6
assured me that he	6
why do not you	6
that is to say	6
do you think of	6
i will venture to	6
seated in the carriage	6
i received a letter	6
just as i was	6
be in love with	6
i was in a	6
the life of me	6
under the protection of	6
to say that i	6
the marquis of lorne	6
mean to say that	6
i did not like	6
as though i had	6
to laugh at him	6
one of them was	6
to be in the	6
that he should not	6
said miss eliza higgins	6
the duke of york	6
that he was a	6
to the marquis of	6
me that she had	6
that he could not	6
i take it for	6
that he was not	6
and the duke of	6
have the pleasure of	6
in the round room	5
in the midst of	5
i never saw such	5
he was a very	5
to go to the	5
most particlerst man as	5
in the act of	5
it must have been	5
made it a point	5
i was very much	5
i give you my	5
to be one of	5
name i have forgotten	5
side of the house	5
that part of the	5
found it impossible to	5
i sat down to	5
me to go to	5
by return of post	5
me the honour to	5
could not endure the	5
with all my heart	5
at the end of	5
for more than two	5
as though she had	5
i am so very	5
by the side of	5
i think i have	5
the prince of wales	5
i received the following	5
in spite of the	5
ought not to have	5
i have heard that	5
if i did not	5
for the last three	5
i rang my bell	5
and i have been	5
that i did not	5
i think it was	5
i had known him	5
me when i was	5
the young marquis of	5
at the top of	5
as to have been	5
me that i was	5
just as we were	5
particlerst man as is	5
say or do to	5
about a quarter of	5
of the tenth hussars	5
all the rest of	5
over and over again	5
i cannot help it	5
the most particlerst man	5
during the whole of	5
passed the whole of	5
spite of all i	5
endure the idea of	5
was one of the	5
i had finished my	5
the receipt of this	5
in a few days	5
of all i could	5
whole course of my	5
opposite side of the	5
had the honour of	5
in my power to	5
is one of the	5
in the middle of	5
to be in love	5
was a good deal	5
i shall go to	5
twenty thousand a year	5
and the next day	5
i was in the	5
with an appearance of	5
the cause of my	5
the whole course of	5
that you do not	5
begged to be excused	5
soon as he had	5
the opposite side of	5
would not have been	5
that she could not	5
course of my life	5
the name of the	5
as long as you	5
that it was impossible	5
that he had been	5
soon as i had	5
up to my door	5
as well as i	5
that he should be	5
been in the habit	5
to dine with me	5
as soon as we	5
though i do not	5
on our road to	5
more than a week	5
and yet i am	5
not attempt to describe	5
had never been so	5
it would have been	5
the idea of my	5
in the arms of	5
that i might not	5
to say that the	5
i should not have	5
had been in the	5
i began to think	5
at the very moment	5
assured him that i	5
it for granted that	5
to make my acquaintance	4
glad to see you	4
with a look of	4
what is to be	4
i am very glad	4
declared that he had	4
i took my leave	4
at that time in	4
whose name i have	4
i know not what	4
it for granted he	4
i want you to	4
rap at the door	4
did not like to	4
that he had never	4
i have no doubt	4
you and i may	4
he is going to	4
i would not have	4
that i had no	4
i could have been	4
but there is a	4
what the devil is	4
hold of her hand	4
came into my box	4
the officers of the	4
be of service to	4
that i should never	4
i had never seen	4
one day or other	4
for the express purpose	4
to do justice to	4
at my own door	4
in the new road	4
i went to call	4
i desired him to	4
that there was a	4
my servant informed me	4
if i am to	4
not be able to	4
fixed his eyes on	4
in fear and trembling	4
i saw a tear	4
to take me to	4
that it was not	4
much in love with	4
if you do not	4
or do to prevent	4
i did not see	4
begged to be allowed	4
at the expense of	4
hold of my hand	4
in a way to	4
in his own carriage	4
when i was about	4
the character of a	4
as a matter of	4
young marquis of worcester	4
that i had been	4
was waiting at the	4
now entered the room	4
could i be so	4
that his lordship had	4
shrugging up his shoulders	4
at the cock at	4
that i was in	4
at the door of	4
do you mean to	4
the means of existence	4
will not dwell on	4
that i should not	4
a great deal of	4
if i had not	4
that he had no	4
in the duchess of	4
he wrote to me	4
a good deal of	4
to be sure not	4
i do not like	4
he was obliged to	4
more than a fortnight	4
a few lines to	4
was surprised by a	4
to be introduced to	4
what is his name	4
just as you please	4
house in grosvenor square	4
in a very bad	4
to take care of	4
i have not seen	4
he told me that	4
the rest of his	4
him that i had	4
me in a passion	4
i have never seen	4
met with in my	4
what am i to	4
a letter from him	4
told me that he	4
but i will not	4
glad to see me	4
on my road to	4
you are the first	4
i fixed my eyes	4
he would like to	4
delighted to see me	4
in the humour to	4
to speak to you	4
is to be done	4
as though it had	4
reason to believe that	4
went to call on	4
to me as soon	4
i could not but	4
that i was obliged	4
i will not attempt	4
on the receipt of	4
the middle of the	4
you are very welcome	4
to the cock at	4
side of the room	4
by the sight of	4
sort of a man	4
how could i be	4
not in my nature	4
i told him that	4
tell him that i	4
took the liberty of	4
in love with his	4
i forgot to mention	4
said fanny to me	4
expression of his countenance	4
in humble imitation of	4
the marquis of wellesley	4
i was surprised by	4
i was likely to	4
least in the world	4
however that may be	4
do you think i	4
make me his wife	4
to make love to	4
i do not believe	4
i will not say	4
was a man of	4
would be at the	4
to say that she	4
by the appellation of	4
could not help it	4
the course of our	4
that you are the	4
in such a hurry	4
to me to be	4
the door of my	4
the end of his	4
the rest of my	4
as though he were	4
no such thing as	4
my word and honour	4
to accompany him to	4
his leave of me	4
are very welcome to	4
the character of the	4
i had no idea	4
to take my leave	4
was no such thing	4
it was not in	4
more than twenty years	4
myself under the protection	4
surprised by a visit	4
there was no remedy	4
now in my possession	4
i was ready to	4
next morning i received	4
did not appear to	4
which could well be	4
do you know that	4
he took his leave	4
under the necessity of	4
the end of my	4
on the day i	4
duke of leinster to	4
do not want to	4
i want to know	4
the sole purpose of	4
taking hold of her	4
will not attempt to	4
the least in the	4
for the sole purpose	4
you are going to	4
the vicar of wakefield	4
he could not endure	4
very fine young man	4
eyes on my face	4
for i have been	4
i could not have	4
into a loud laugh	4
will allow me to	4
shook hands with him	4
my hand to him	4
to make your acquaintance	4
drove up to my	4
on the day after	4
her son and heir	4
going to the play	4
to take leave of	4
him that he was	4
i should have been	4
i have met with	4
i would rather die	4
took his leave of	4
was out of sight	4
called on me the	4
in the whole course	4
did not at all	4
i really could not	4
i shall thank you	4
the duke and duchess	4
how is it possible	4
with the exception of	4
i might have been	4
though i had been	4
in the character of	4
from the marquis of	4
in my nature to	4
a private box at	4
what has become of	4
why he did not	4
man of the world	4
would permit me to	4
to pay his respects	4
the idea of a	4
i used to say	4
the bottom of the	4
upon my word i	4
the express purpose of	4
that there was no	4
informed me that she	4
for the rest of	4
and i shall be	4
to my sister fanny	4
after i had despatched	4
taking up his hat	4
the very moment when	4
such a fool of	4
less than a month	4
a very fine young	4
me as soon as	4
i am not a	4
on the opposite side	4
in all my life	4
two hundred pounds a	4
i have a great	4
shall not be able	3
as i think i	3
in the humility of	3
be frank with you	3
the service of the	3
the expression of my	3
who had just left	3
am not tired of	3
it is not my	3
but it would be	3
am sure i shall	3
i have been led	3
i am not going	3
it would be impossible	3
and then i wrote	3
am i to do	3
i was never so	3
it cannot be helped	3
of the new times	3
i need not add	3
it was quite impossible	3
was presented to me	3
even for an instant	3
and take care of	3
which i have forgotten	3
with regard to my	3
to tell you the	3
know how to take	3
as long as he	3
i must and will	3
in love with the	3
up all night to	3
under the influence of	3
the last three years	3
in about a week	3
for the space of	3
that it would be	3
i will not go	3
go out of the	3
the side of my	3
to be very poor	3
when i was quite	3
i burst into tears	3
shake hands with me	3
to drive out in	3
why am i to	3
is very hard upon	3
his house in grosvenor	3
there would be no	3
nothing could be more	3
never saw such a	3
the death of my	3
there was a man	3
by the marquis of	3
but there is something	3
soon as he was	3
to give me a	3
half an hour after	3
was seldom the case	3
of all things to	3
i had left my	3
who might have been	3
there can be no	3
sat down to consider	3
and he could not	3
i wrote to him	3
he begged to be	3
passed my word to	3
i am very sorry	3
and i think i	3
had not been so	3
who had been so	3
in the power of	3
told me that i	3
to which she had	3
but this is not	3
devil is the matter	3
i do not feel	3
his lordship was a	3
it had been possible	3
made a full stop	3
i was out of	3
upon my word and	3
i never saw anything	3
but i do not	3
i must take the	3
was at the door	3
i have written to	3
i do not profess	3
could be induced to	3
myself under his protection	3
will tell you why	3
what was the matter	3
to differ in opinion	3
in the least romantic	3
it will be to	3
in case he should	3
to induce me to	3
must take the liberty	3
that it would have	3
up to the time	3
in close contact with	3
where i was to	3
i have had a	3
and i promised to	3
as fast as i	3
i do not understand	3
in the same country	3
i would not be	3
who happened to be	3
he declared that he	3
to do with me	3
certainly one of the	3
you will allow me	3
met him in the	3
in this part of	3
his lordship had left	3
shall thank you to	3
was out of the	3
with in my life	3
that you did not	3
and we were soon	3
worcester declared that he	3
who afterwards repeated it	3
rue de la paix	3
you will oblige me	3
on their road to	3
a bit of it	3
i should otherwise have	3
said i to my	3
to the expense of	3
her to come to	3
i should not like	3
that i had not	3
at the opera house	3
at the corner of	3
the occasion of it	3
put myself under the	3
it is not a	3
for about a quarter	3
to shake hands with	3
i never in my	3
after the fashion of	3
not that i mean	3
as i am sure	3
that it was a	3
for more than three	3
i thought it was	3
to return to his	3
a few words to	3
as if she had	3
have fallen in love	3
with a man of	3
such a man as	3
would not leave me	3
he could not bear	3
be one of the	3
two in the morning	3
took off his hat	3
names i have forgotten	3
i shook hands with	3
was in the habit	3
with his mouth full	3
to prepare for my	3
give you my honour	3
used to say to	3
i had ever seen	3
though it had been	3
i would not marry	3
me that a lady	3
long as i have	3
have never seen him	3
and i tell you	3
during which time i	3
if i recollect right	3
a great deal to	3
at least fifty times	3
in a private box	3
days after i had	3
in my private box	3
come up to town	3
in the absence of	3
i will give you	3
any woman on earth	3
when i was a	3
one bit in love	3
the back of the	3
me out of the	3
you need not be	3
a sort of a	3
of such a thing	3
to me at last	3
i ought to be	3
to live with him	3
tears into my eyes	3
the back of his	3
waiting at the door	3
if one might judge	3
it would not do	3
me the favour to	3
i am convinced that	3
tired to death of	3
leinster and de roos	3
as to what was	3
i have been very	3
assured me that i	3
when i called on	3
am sure he will	3
i am sure he	3
the next morning my	3
to make me his	3
of the name of	3
said i to his	3
the first time in	3
name of common sense	3
six in the morning	3
am very sorry for	3
previous to his departure	3
that i was very	3
to dine with him	3
the rain fell in	3
the end of the	3
that he does not	3
the story of the	3
end of the table	3
a violent hysterical affection	3
in my own mind	3
i received a very	3
for a few moments	3
as he entered the	3
almost as soon as	3
the circumstance of his	3
on our way home	3
to be ashamed of	3
up to marylebone fields	3
on the duke of	3
a cup of tea	3
on the very first	3
i had heard of	3
on the outside of	3
the name of common	3
i forget his name	3
i cannot help thinking	3
if i could but	3
declare to you that	3
from the circumstance of	3
exactly as you please	3
declared that she would	3
was my constant visitor	3
offered me his arm	3
to tell me that	3
i think i shall	3
i wrote as follows	3
to him one day	3
room at the opera	3
told him i had	3
in a great fright	3
we stood in the	3
of a young lady	3
me to dine with	3
my house in town	3
side of my carriage	3
the marquis of hertford	3
one day when i	3
that he did not	3
more than an hour	3
that is the reason	3
my eyes to his	3
myself on my knees	3
man on earth who	3
going out of the	3
the moment i entered	3
and there was no	3
a hasty leave of	3
put me out of	3
for a short time	3
at least half a	3
i threw myself on	3
to apply to him	3
would permit him to	3
then god bless you	3
the little fat man	3
upon your honour and	3
much obliged to you	3
what is that to	3
as soon as she	3
am sure you will	3
as one of the	3
your most obedient servant	3
very glad to see	3
up to the army	3
on the back of	3
to see me in	3
i will not dwell	3
did you ever see	3
i told you before	3
the other side of	3
was in the act	3
the devil is the	3
pale as a ghost	3
informed me that he	3
have heard that he	3
no harm in that	3
tell you the truth	3
the first time he	3
than half an hour	3
which it would be	3
give me a kiss	3
you and i are	3
took hold of my	3
i have said before	3
as i have always	3
not endure the idea	3
circumstance of my having	3
and i could not	3
the presence of his	3
half in love with	3
with such a violent	3
that i should be	3
in a low voice	3
a man ought to	3
not that i was	3
pass the day with	3
which was seldom the	3
take my leave of	3
had never seen him	3
had ever met with	3
he assured me that	3
if he had been	3
a full view of	3
other side of the	3
a roar of laughter	3
bad state of health	3
himself by my side	3
what is the use	3
whose names i have	3
and he told me	3
out of my house	3
in the breast of	3
where are you going	3
receipt of this letter	3
wished me a good	3
i had ever met	3
me by my name	3
am not quite sure	3
the marquis of sligo	3
to whom i had	3
for you in the	3
had no idea that	3
will not go to	3
to become of me	3
he was in fact	3
rain fell in torrents	3
to remain with me	3
my servant brought me	3
as soon as my	3
is the use of	3
i gave him a	3
am not aware of	3
to join lord worcester	3
how do you mean	3
for the whole of	3
i would give the	3
from head to foot	3
hundred pounds a year	3
i am glad you	3
i am not aware	3
a few days after	3
declared that i was	3
i must have been	3
was in a great	3
me in a very	3
man ought to be	3
did not mean to	3
out of respect for	3
that i am sure	3
the top of the	3
the whole of his	3
was by no means	3
i have not a	3
to whom i was	3
which happened to be	3
which is what i	3
did me the honour	3
to me one night	3
a very long letter	3
on the eve of	3
i assure you that	3
are you going to	3
as i am told	3
i have always heard	3
i did not believe	3
as i have since	3
but i will tell	3
i could not get	3
he would never have	3
make love to me	3
in a moment of	3
that i will not	3
to believe that the	3
i had obtained his	3
as well as of	3
duc de guiche and	3
after the receipt of	3
corner of the room	3
a very bad state	3
i never saw a	3
a maid of honour	3
with whom he had	3
was not disposed to	3
i felt that i	3
this part of the	3
to be even with	3
and there was something	3
the worst of me	3
i am naturally affectionate	3
i have before mentioned	3
to my aunt martha	3
and took his leave	3
to try to make	3
to return to the	3
god bless your soul	3
to be a very	3
and that is the	3
and you and i	3
the same country with	3
he came to me	3
him out of it	3
to go out of	3
great deal to do	3
i begged to be	3
to acquaint me that	3
burst into a loud	3
was a great favourite	3
out of sight in	3
being one of the	3
took leave of me	3
i am sorry to	3
i was a good	3
might happen to be	3
ever met with in	3
to do with it	3
to send me a	3
could not help fancying	3
time in my life	3
said i one day	3
i did not mean	3
it would be a	3
in that part of	3
to you that i	3
if you really wish	3
to convince me of	3
be introduced to him	3
i ought to have	3
had fallen to the	3
i am not tired	3
been the cause of	3
i know not whether	3
few days after this	3
it out of the	3
for the last ten	3
to miss eliza higgins	3
whom he always called	3
of getting rid of	3
fanny did not like	3
that he had a	3
she is not a	3
i do not care	3
do you mean by	3
herself under his protection	3
to pass a week	3
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me to his house	2
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of a man who	2
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at the beginning of	2
a friend of her	2
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had the honour to	2
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for the next day	2
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where he was to	2
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of the most beautiful	2
you to be so	2
his eyes on my	2
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noble the marquis of	2
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you are not to	2
consent of the emperor	2
i be so stupid	2
in a roar of	2
i insisted on her	2
had obtained his promise	2
asked me if i	2
beginning to feel a	2
who happened to pass	2
shall never forget the	2
shall ever make me	2
attention was arrested by	2
my arrival in this	2
never made his appearance	2
take off your hat	2
and sat with me	2
to be more than	2
to receive him in	2
angry and disgusted with	2
known in the fashionable	2
i had left london	2
before i left england	2
earl of mount charles	2
the protection of mr	2
an answer to my	2
in the seduction of	2
down at a little	2
i could not listen	2
that i began to	2
it does not signify	2
wilson written by herself	2
was obliged to attend	2
hotel in dover street	2
my letter to the	2
the step of a	2
town as fast as	2
how long he had	2
me to leave london	2
that i have been	2
it had not been	2
to the bottom of	2
as a proof of	2
was answered by his	2
of a brain fever	2
there is not a	2
i see you are	2
i have no wish	2
a sheet of paper	2
i must not be	2
all things to see	2
will be glad to	2
not aware of any	2
for the recovery of	2
that i shall be	2
lordship had left me	2
to the ashy paleness	2
you do not know	2
being presented to my	2
very much obliged to	2
for it is not	2
the truth of it	2
be ashamed of himself	2
never cease to love	2
the very bottom of	2
i believed to be	2
i told her that	2
to call and see	2
a pair of scissors	2
for my journey to	2
to have passed the	2
mother and sister fanny	2
to become his wife	2
soon as it was	2
in the eyes of	2
as i have done	2
york says of you	2
and he did not	2
remember me kindly to	2
but i was in	2
few lines to lord	2
i will conduct you	2
i shall be able	2
eyes upon his face	2
list of illustrations volume	2
in another minute or	2
happened on the very	2
place myself under his	2
worked herself up into	2
his grace the duke	2
presented me with a	2
it will never do	2
had received my letter	2
ought really to hire	2
was too happy to	2
had no right to	2
a very handsome young	2
need not add that	2
would not permit him	2
goodness of my heart	2
not help laughing at	2
duke of beaufort for	2
i feel so melancholy	2
would write to her	2
the act of making	2
have not had a	2
say to each other	2
his hand to me	2
am i to be	2
that i was not	2
and i have only	2
to return to paris	2
french duc de guiche	2
fixed my eyes upon	2
a poor young creature	2
i might as well	2
may never meet again	2
was in high spirits	2
but i was still	2
in the constant habit	2
to my house in	2
up close to lord	2
if you were to	2
support the dire calamity	2
not say i am	2
be allowed to call	2
before i could recover	2
after his departure i	2
not for the life	2
the next morning lord	2
had sat down to	2
memoirs of harriette wilson	2
and so we parted	2
to town as fast	2
to him for money	2
to expect him in	2
assure you that i	2
of the lowest women	2
through the crowd in	2
i really must go	2
me in love with	2
of my arrival in	2
and yet i had	2
that i should have	2
you will tell me	2
to become marchioness of	2
as i could not	2
taken the liberty of	2
of a woman who	2
as though i were	2
i held out my	2
turning up her eyes	2
him to be very	2
that you and i	2
my mother and sister	2
well as my sister	2
better than she should	2
that i think he	2
better than i can	2
man who for years	2
a slight acquaintance with	2
took no sort of	2
with a bright smile	2
is by no means	2
is the duke of	2
the lord defend me	2
because he could not	2
i am no match	2
that miss eliza higgins	2
the object of the	2
himself at all times	2
were invariably composed of	2
the day of his	2
me that you were	2
taken a fancy to	2
at this end of	2
how she came to	2
i would have gone	2
protect us to a	2
so far so good	2
with the wife of	2
i should know her	2
not help fancying that	2
as i have been	2
she was seized with	2
and acquainted him with	2
the way of kindness	2
whom i knew to	2
the honour to be	2
i should richly deserve	2
upon my honour i	2
him in the park	2
on the same evening	2
to do a great	2
what a funny little	2
the name of wonder	2
to say that he	2
never heard anything half	2
a pain in his	2
i would not frighten	2
of the cock at	2
i never saw her	2
than a month after	2
me for an instant	2
no less a personage	2
her head reclined on	2
i ever wished to	2
could not endure me	2
you must excuse my	2
less than a fortnight	2
i was allowed to	2
to try to get	2
of the few who	2
the hour of my	2
the mind of a	2
ebrington called on me	2
would blow my brains	2
carriage which was to	2
a visit from my	2
i know i can	2
and i know i	2
nothing better to do	2
and the next morning	2
or i know not	2
every hour in the	2
there is a double	2
over her neck and	2
been impossible for me	2
i disliked the idea	2
at all times proud	2
the little i had	2
in the exeter mail	2
i to my aunt	2
time of the year	2
but my poor father	2
in less than six	2
at the horse guards	2
my mother would have	2
that it was very	2
but i have forgotten	2
myself in a hackney	2
me a good deal	2
if they do not	2
a great deal about	2
said i to amy	2
most noble the marquis	2
a woman of fifty	2
will venture to say	2
and all the rest	2
my only chance of	2
while i was expecting	2
mere instrument of pleasure	2
and when i did	2
tones of his voice	2
might just as well	2
in answer to your	2
was just at this	2
to vauxhall on monday	2
on his great coat	2
might expect me at	2
in search of consolation	2
and in such weather	2
became acquainted with her	2
my box at this	2
highest flights of imagination	2
as lord worcester and	2
whom he had been	2
least half a dozen	2
my head at him	2
thing coming upon another	2
a sort of man	2
happened to be so	2
the characters of those	2
sitting in a very	2
never to say anything	2
excited in me the	2
london eveleigh nash fawside	2
declared that he would	2
a thing in the	2
is gone by and	2
did not in the	2
never seen him since	2
and i will then	2
make up your mind	2
i was the most	2
him that it was	2
as fast as possible	2
got into his carriage	2
you are more tranquil	2
him if he had	2
inform you that i	2
expected it would have	2
out of spirits at	2
stands up for you	2
as free as the	2
i have only just	2
promises of marriage from	2
passed much of my	2
to me that you	2
a thousand or two	2
the world said he	2
officers of the th	2
want to speak to	2
acquaint me that the	2
it will be no	2
been making love to	2
might be expected to	2
give me your honour	2
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as i have had	2
would not frighten you	2
i had twice met	2
heaven defend me from	2
know that i am	2
with the air and	2
good deal affected by	2
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with what i had	2
him on the arm	2
lord granville leveson gower	2
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returning to town as	2
he would have been	2
a little mere conduct	2
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an appearance of real	2
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if you have ceased	2
what is all this	2
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to prove that i	2
you were to break	2
against the duke of	2
of a promise to	2
it is the duke	2
to the rest of	2
though he did not	2
and i was very	2
i left the house	2
came into the room	2
he made love to	2
i do not exactly	2
favour me with your	2
ten in the morning	2
in the oxford mail	2
i to him one	2
out her hand to	2
great deal about her	2
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of york says of	2
i only wish i	2
how i used to	2
put me in a	2
eleven years of age	2
cock at sutton on	2
going to sit down	2
any man i had	2
get rid of him	2
where i am now	2
came you to be	2
to death at the	2
will never forgive you	2
i happen to have	2
he could not and	2
the next day he	2
but it was a	2
and i will never	2
a letter now in	2
pulled up his horse	2
to my door in	2
was to be married	2
not in any respect	2
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to make to you	2
not a bit of	2
he always wore the	2
that it was now	2
answered in the affirmative	2
him too much honour	2
a proposal of marriage	2
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if this is the	2
was my only friend	2
was about to bring	2
i was left alone	2
marriage with lord berwick	2
that is why i	2
not to let me	2
it is to be	2
with his usual earnestness	2
looked earnestly in his	2
of in the world	2
story of the cock	2
fox and the grapes	2
i am obliged to	2
will not like me	2
of such a very	2
to the hour of	2
say i am cold	2
he had been to	2
you in the most	2
the first time i	2
quite out of the	2
stupid as not to	2
to laugh at them	2
do justice to the	2
i shall be out	2
for my sister and	2
will not say in	2
but it is not	2
had not aspired to	2
of meeting him at	2
i placed myself before	2
to your respect or	2
into an immoderate fit	2
the oppression on my	2
as you see me	2
in the disguise of	2
as well as from	2
since you are so	2
he took leave of	2
of the same place	2
i would never have	2
whom he was not	2
julia called on me	2
eyes as wide as	2
mean to insinuate that	2
part of my memoirs	2
i looked forward with	2
it was one of	2
to give me some	2
days after his departure	2
to me for more	2
without the means of	2
the honour to come	2
and my femme de	2
and i saw a	2
such as i have	2
would have died rather	2
a note to lord	2
any daughter of eve	2
should not have been	2
an opportunity of judging	2
made his mind up	2
of what was due	2
in the th dragoons	2
in the place of	2
to me in the	2
was not long in	2
with a gold band	2
a man whom i	2
herself into the arms	2
a person in the	2
to each other in	2
pay you a visit	2
i have never in	2
ought to have done	2
course of the evening	2
once in his life	2
course of our conversation	2
rest of the world	2
to acquaint you with	2
to my sister sophia	2
was the very same	2
wish to heaven i	2
every one of them	2
at least a thousand	2
as we stood in	2
a tear glisten in	2
had some idea of	2
addressing himself to me	2
who had been making	2
to see me again	2
returned to the drawing	2
morning i received the	2
the man who had	2
when he took leave	2
was not presented to	2
i had an opportunity	2
than an hour after	2
we were really married	2
i have seen of	2
at the death of	2
you will not say	2
the honour of being	2
her a place in	2
justice to my own	2
promised to follow me	2
trifles light as air	2
amounting to anything like	2
ainsi va le monde	2
time since i had	2
the consent of the	2
have no idea of	2
me with a little	2
i believe i am	2
a joke of a	2
next time i met	2
in his whole life	2
and there was not	2
been good enough to	2
duke of york says	2
and the most graceful	2
be too great a	2
had been so unfortunate	2