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trigram frequency
what is it36
the while the36
it may be26
to be a24
a dree neet24
to zee the24
ov all the22
be able to22
that i do21
as sooin as19
as weel as18
it wor a16
to have a16
morn to neet15
in the night15
come thi ways15
bit ov a15
in the lew14
in the spring14
a bit ov14
mi native twang14
in the bay14
poor old hat14
in the zummer14
an monny a14
the north riding14
two or three14
when i wer13
as i do13
when the zun13
aw like to13
gie me a13
as mich as13
below the tree13
what it is13
a year agone13
but if aw13
like to see13
in a bit13
it is to13
in the west12
poor lassie wan12
as long as12
at my zide12
bide thi time12
but aw think12
in all the12
to be able12
aw dooant know12
noa mortal can11
owt to be11
to see thee11
where we did11
out where the11
an aw think11
do come to11
when i do11
wer all a11
ther wor a11
who is it11
vor all the11
me in the11
to claim her10
white as snow10
or in the10
zide by zide10
the girt woak10
tak up thy10
in the wind10
christ tak up10
up athirt the10
to keep a10
in a crack10
little black hand10
up thy saul10
the yorkshire dialect10
i do love10
i do like10
in the kittereen10
god bless thi10
on the lawn10
girt woak tree10
to mak a10
when a chap10
the girt wold9
nighte and alle9
must be a9
aw once knew9
every nighte and9
linden on the9
the west riding9
aw could see9
all at once9
upon the ground9
knew a chap9
at setterdy neet9
when aw wor9
i was a9
moonlight on the9
and in the9
throo morn to9
is to be9
when i was9
an he sed9
then let us9
did the thing9
as aw went9
aw should think9
i do think9
all on a9
hard to bide9
to see what9
they went to9
out to the9
bloom the miller9
that now do9
of the north9
that we do9
till at last9
if i wer8
lawns ov allen8
his heart wor8
honest hard worker8
to be seen8
receive thye saule8
to get a8
be now a8
on the ground8
a friend or8
the zun do8
in the dell8
if aw can8
in the year8
claim her for8
on mi way8
i wer young8
be all a8
he may be8
athirt the hill8
to hear the8
i do goo8
we have her8
to do it8
on my knees8
shoo wor a8
what aw want8
monny a time8
once knew a8
be thankful for8
the end of8
the welshnut tree8
of the county8
if you do8
does ta think8
cried worthy bloom8
a little bit8
the zun did8
briggate at setterdy8
i love thee8
worthy bloom the8
if i could8
as black as8
as if it8
at woak hill8
the nineteenth century8
he had to8
if you can8
a chap at8
as white as8
vull a man8
if they do8
may be soa8
at the turn8
dooant know what8
an aw thowt8
a place in7
when we do7
aw dooant think7
how should i7
where is my7
bells ov alderburnham7
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a christmas morning7
like to hear7
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it to be7
early in the7
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red as a7
the bells ov7
mi poor heart7
zoo i do7
the work of7
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to be thankful7
have a bit7
grand to ha7
loves his mother7
he used to7
but aw know7
may be a7
to meet me7
it is a7
aw shall be7
i do know7
come tell me7
at the end7
to hear her7
let us go7
be a man7
and christe receive7
as well as7
the harvest hwome7
as we did7
steps vor water7
by the river7
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to ha plenty7
up above the7
mud as weel7
it will be7
to your wessel7
in the north7
to the moon7
that wer a7
to goa to7
i wish i7
christe receive thye7
avore the vier7
they tell me7
i do zee7
the better vor7
of yorkshire dialect7
as it is7
all aw could7
like a man7
music wer a7
sooart ov a7
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the way to7
he did the7
yorkshire dialect poetry7
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sich as thee7
he tried to7
try to be7
the linden on7
i wer a7
if aw wor7
many a tongue6
us go out6
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a contented mind6
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