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trigram | frequency |
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what is it | 36 |
the while the | 36 |
it may be | 26 |
to be a | 24 |
a dree neet | 24 |
to zee the | 24 |
ov all the | 22 |
be able to | 22 |
that i do | 21 |
as sooin as | 19 |
as weel as | 18 |
it wor a | 16 |
to have a | 16 |
morn to neet | 15 |
in the night | 15 |
come thi ways | 15 |
bit ov a | 15 |
in the lew | 14 |
in the spring | 14 |
a bit ov | 14 |
mi native twang | 14 |
in the bay | 14 |
poor old hat | 14 |
in the zummer | 14 |
an monny a | 14 |
the north riding | 14 |
two or three | 14 |
when i wer | 13 |
as i do | 13 |
when the zun | 13 |
aw like to | 13 |
gie me a | 13 |
as mich as | 13 |
below the tree | 13 |
what it is | 13 |
a year agone | 13 |
but if aw | 13 |
like to see | 13 |
in a bit | 13 |
it is to | 13 |
in the west | 12 |
poor lassie wan | 12 |
as long as | 12 |
at my zide | 12 |
bide thi time | 12 |
but aw think | 12 |
in all the | 12 |
to be able | 12 |
aw dooant know | 12 |
noa mortal can | 11 |
owt to be | 11 |
to see thee | 11 |
where we did | 11 |
out where the | 11 |
an aw think | 11 |
do come to | 11 |
when i do | 11 |
wer all a | 11 |
ther wor a | 11 |
who is it | 11 |
vor all the | 11 |
me in the | 11 |
to claim her | 10 |
white as snow | 10 |
or in the | 10 |
zide by zide | 10 |
the girt woak | 10 |
tak up thy | 10 |
in the wind | 10 |
christ tak up | 10 |
up athirt the | 10 |
to keep a | 10 |
in a crack | 10 |
little black hand | 10 |
up thy saul | 10 |
the yorkshire dialect | 10 |
i do love | 10 |
i do like | 10 |
in the kittereen | 10 |
god bless thi | 10 |
on the lawn | 10 |
girt woak tree | 10 |
to mak a | 10 |
when a chap | 10 |
the girt wold | 9 |
nighte and alle | 9 |
must be a | 9 |
aw once knew | 9 |
every nighte and | 9 |
linden on the | 9 |
the west riding | 9 |
aw could see | 9 |
all at once | 9 |
upon the ground | 9 |
knew a chap | 9 |
at setterdy neet | 9 |
when aw wor | 9 |
i was a | 9 |
moonlight on the | 9 |
and in the | 9 |
throo morn to | 9 |
is to be | 9 |
when i was | 9 |
an he sed | 9 |
then let us | 9 |
did the thing | 9 |
as aw went | 9 |
aw should think | 9 |
i do think | 9 |
all on a | 9 |
hard to bide | 9 |
to see what | 9 |
they went to | 9 |
out to the | 9 |
bloom the miller | 9 |
that now do | 9 |
of the north | 9 |
that we do | 9 |
till at last | 9 |
if i wer | 8 |
lawns ov allen | 8 |
his heart wor | 8 |
honest hard worker | 8 |
to be seen | 8 |
receive thye saule | 8 |
to get a | 8 |
be now a | 8 |
on the ground | 8 |
a friend or | 8 |
the zun do | 8 |
in the dell | 8 |
if aw can | 8 |
in the year | 8 |
claim her for | 8 |
on mi way | 8 |
i wer young | 8 |
be all a | 8 |
he may be | 8 |
athirt the hill | 8 |
to hear the | 8 |
i do goo | 8 |
we have her | 8 |
to do it | 8 |
on my knees | 8 |
shoo wor a | 8 |
what aw want | 8 |
monny a time | 8 |
once knew a | 8 |
be thankful for | 8 |
the end of | 8 |
the welshnut tree | 8 |
of the county | 8 |
if you do | 8 |
does ta think | 8 |
cried worthy bloom | 8 |
a little bit | 8 |
the zun did | 8 |
briggate at setterdy | 8 |
i love thee | 8 |
worthy bloom the | 8 |
if i could | 8 |
as black as | 8 |
as if it | 8 |
at woak hill | 8 |
the nineteenth century | 8 |
he had to | 8 |
if you can | 8 |
a chap at | 8 |
as white as | 8 |
vull a man | 8 |
if they do | 8 |
may be soa | 8 |
at the turn | 8 |
dooant know what | 8 |
an aw thowt | 8 |
a place in | 7 |
when we do | 7 |
aw dooant think | 7 |
how should i | 7 |
where is my | 7 |
bells ov alderburnham | 7 |
goo hwome to | 7 |
a christmas morning | 7 |
like to hear | 7 |
so white as | 7 |
aw went on | 7 |
it to be | 7 |
early in the | 7 |
while music wer | 7 |
aw think aw | 7 |
red as a | 7 |
the bells ov | 7 |
mi poor heart | 7 |
zoo i do | 7 |
the work of | 7 |
aw think it | 7 |
to be thankful | 7 |
have a bit | 7 |
grand to ha | 7 |
loves his mother | 7 |
he used to | 7 |
but aw know | 7 |
may be a | 7 |
to meet me | 7 |
it is a | 7 |
aw shall be | 7 |
i do know | 7 |
come tell me | 7 |
at the end | 7 |
to hear her | 7 |
let us go | 7 |
be a man | 7 |
and christe receive | 7 |
as well as | 7 |
the harvest hwome | 7 |
as we did | 7 |
steps vor water | 7 |
by the river | 7 |
aw wonder if | 7 |
to ha plenty | 7 |
up above the | 7 |
mud as weel | 7 |
it will be | 7 |
to your wessel | 7 |
in the north | 7 |
to the moon | 7 |
that wer a | 7 |
to goa to | 7 |
i wish i | 7 |
christe receive thye | 7 |
avore the vier | 7 |
they tell me | 7 |
i do zee | 7 |
the better vor | 7 |
of yorkshire dialect | 7 |
as it is | 7 |
all aw could | 7 |
like a man | 7 |
music wer a | 7 |
sooart ov a | 7 |
for all aw | 7 |
here am i | 7 |
for a while | 7 |
the way to | 7 |
he did the | 7 |
yorkshire dialect poetry | 7 |
on a christmas | 7 |
sich as thee | 7 |
he tried to | 7 |
try to be | 7 |
the linden on | 7 |
i wer a | 7 |
if aw wor | 7 |
many a tongue | 6 |
us go out | 6 |
along the ground | 6 |
a time when | 6 |
zun do sheen | 6 |
a nooation aw | 6 |
if he wor | 6 |
girt wold house | 6 |
is better nor | 6 |
woldest d a | 6 |
a contented mind | 6 |
nooation aw had | 6 |
a sin to | 6 |
in the dialect | 6 |
as she did | 6 |
will be found | 6 |
are oft ov | 6 |
day by day | 6 |
down below the | 6 |
in drough the | 6 |
birds be still | 6 |
to my heart | 6 |
by all the | 6 |
me or my | 6 |
had as aw | 6 |
to tak it | 6 |
nowt to do | 6 |
will give you | 6 |
nah an then | 6 |
that woonce did | 6 |
him in a | 6 |
thear it wor | 6 |
vist vor friends | 6 |
i do mind | 6 |
if i had | 6 |
only lass we | 6 |
hide not thy | 6 |
as i come | 6 |
if they can | 6 |
wor a bonny | 6 |
went on mi | 6 |
to mi wark | 6 |
as big as | 6 |
i be a | 6 |
for a chap | 6 |
the wheels did | 6 |
when birds be | 6 |
for little is | 6 |
when they see | 6 |
while the zun | 6 |
i on my | 6 |
thear it is | 6 |
the steps vor | 6 |
fit to be | 6 |
can call her | 6 |
an aw know | 6 |
died in beauty | 6 |
that do meddle | 6 |
down upon the | 6 |
wor a lad | 6 |
i shall be | 6 |
in the light | 6 |
to cut a | 6 |
when they do | 6 |
zide to zide | 6 |
for he did | 6 |
not thy face | 6 |
woone smile mwore | 6 |
a vist vor | 6 |
if aw tell | 6 |
nowt noa moor | 6 |
for aw know | 6 |
my love is | 6 |
aw had as | 6 |
bud tip it | 6 |
aw wish aw | 6 |
upon the green | 6 |
keep a contented | 6 |
it must be | 6 |
wor like a | 6 |
lass we had | 6 |
brine ov allenburn | 6 |
at the zight | 6 |
music in the | 6 |
where i do | 6 |
the best ov | 6 |
to goo to | 6 |
if ther wor | 6 |
to spend a | 6 |
aw wor a | 6 |
down the steps | 6 |
should chonce to | 6 |
wish i had | 6 |
did use to | 6 |
monny a lass | 6 |
sweet music in | 6 |
oft ov a | 6 |
that of the | 6 |
it connot be | 6 |
mortal can tell | 6 |
shoo wor bonny | 6 |
as she do | 6 |
what do ye | 6 |
to zee his | 6 |
nock a ting | 6 |
am i on | 6 |
the happy zight | 6 |
troubles are oft | 6 |
just like a | 6 |
little is better | 6 |
is now a | 6 |
i like to | 6 |
dr e ve | 6 |
an if they | 6 |
i can zee | 6 |
i mind me | 6 |
do awr best | 6 |
do seem to | 6 |
to zee her | 6 |
bless mi life | 6 |
all down the | 6 |
on her knee | 6 |
to find a | 6 |
to see thi | 6 |
to tell us | 6 |
on the door | 6 |
to tell me | 6 |
do goo to | 6 |
should i know | 6 |
on his back | 6 |
in a minit | 6 |
in culver dell | 6 |
he tells him | 6 |
of the cleveland | 6 |
hauf a craan | 6 |
day to day | 6 |
i do meet | 6 |
that still do | 6 |
all in a | 6 |
friend or stranger | 6 |
this is a | 6 |
nick a ting | 6 |
the merry night | 6 |
me in a | 6 |
bonny mi lad | 6 |
on his way | 6 |
down along the | 6 |
to see a | 6 |
we will give | 6 |
was a lad | 6 |
come throo pudsey | 6 |
ellen brine ov | 6 |
aw went to | 6 |
i heard the | 6 |
that i love | 6 |
love thee now | 6 |
at the zide | 6 |
as if he | 6 |
want ov a | 6 |
all the rest | 5 |
i come by | 5 |
noo mwore do | 5 |
hwome at night | 5 |
zoo let the | 5 |
is it maks | 5 |
niver can call | 5 |
heart ud braik | 5 |
of the first | 5 |
ral de ra | 5 |
leafy boughs a | 5 |
goolden zummer clote | 5 |
sich a thing | 5 |
along the path | 5 |
saw sich a | 5 |
what he can | 5 |
know varry weel | 5 |
sank to rest | 5 |
her my wife | 5 |
an at last | 5 |
unknown to me | 5 |
leave the rest | 5 |
all we had | 5 |
see a lot | 5 |
the whole day | 5 |
but i can | 5 |
i would not | 5 |
avore my zight | 5 |
same as me | 5 |
veet that i | 5 |
a friend to | 5 |
care a fig | 5 |
but i do | 5 |
and customs of | 5 |
an when tha | 5 |
if yo want | 5 |
me to do | 5 |
we did keep | 5 |
at lives at | 5 |
or my meare | 5 |
in for a | 5 |
have a share | 5 |
we had a | 5 |
a long time | 5 |
i took my | 5 |
come on us | 5 |
to bring the | 5 |
twice as mich | 5 |
a few words | 5 |
the white road | 5 |
your best and | 5 |
by the stour | 5 |
call her my | 5 |
as i did | 5 |
aght for a | 5 |
aw hardly dar | 5 |
honey to buy | 5 |
why should we | 5 |
on the tree | 5 |
but at last | 5 |
of the west | 5 |
tha can see | 5 |
days when i | 5 |
hour or two | 5 |
in the second | 5 |
aw know varry | 5 |
i know who | 5 |
day or two | 5 |
dooant forget the | 5 |
for a spree | 5 |
to meet the | 5 |
as he did | 5 |
did keep our | 5 |
side by side | 5 |
for it wod | 5 |
the dree woaks | 5 |
soa bonny mi | 5 |
for he said | 5 |
the while her | 5 |
bonny mary ann | 5 |
an when aw | 5 |
soa aw went | 5 |
all in vain | 5 |
if we try | 5 |
in a while | 5 |
withaat a daat | 5 |
come to thy | 5 |
in the winter | 5 |
should like to | 5 |
aw connot tell | 5 |
love one another | 5 |
forget the old | 5 |
to hear a | 5 |
to meet her | 5 |
a young chap | 5 |
aw wonder what | 5 |
when a man | 5 |
for monny a | 5 |
used to play | 5 |
i do miss | 5 |
best ov all | 5 |
i niver can | 5 |
ov yarrow mill | 5 |
noo mwore to | 5 |
as if they | 5 |
when at hame | 5 |
the poor little | 5 |
but aw wish | 5 |
noa moor to | 5 |
the author of | 5 |
they had a | 5 |
glorious christmas day | 5 |
in the lewth | 5 |
happy days when | 5 |
upon the wall | 5 |
drough the window | 5 |
but aw thowt | 5 |
do zee the | 5 |
to pool throo | 5 |
let me love | 5 |
once upon a | 5 |
there is a | 5 |
soa they went | 5 |
out avore the | 5 |
but if they | 5 |
and leave the | 5 |
best and leave | 5 |
at last one | 5 |
up over head | 5 |
to catch the | 5 |
at this day | 5 |
like to be | 5 |
in the stillness | 5 |
what a glorious | 5 |
as sure as | 5 |
sam it up | 5 |
we should meet | 5 |
it or net | 5 |
by john hartley | 5 |
zee how the | 5 |
that died in | 5 |
used to be | 5 |
walk woonce mwore | 5 |
were a dree | 5 |
friend to me | 5 |
to thi mother | 5 |
below the trees | 5 |
here we coom | 5 |
but still aw | 5 |
we all did | 5 |
the hearts of | 5 |
of dialect verse | 5 |
sea sip it | 5 |
i used to | 5 |
if i can | 5 |
woont goo hwome | 5 |
then i do | 5 |
avore the vire | 5 |
but a chap | 5 |
she had woone | 5 |
but if he | 5 |
by the door | 5 |
just to mak | 5 |
he had a | 5 |
but what aw | 5 |
aw saw a | 5 |
for fowk to | 5 |
last ov all | 5 |
for a bit | 5 |
as we do | 5 |
the girt wood | 5 |
aw think what | 5 |
and when the | 5 |
the while their | 5 |
the while i | 5 |
dicky sailed away | 5 |
down the hill | 5 |
missed his mark | 5 |
do your best | 5 |
vrom zide to | 5 |
in a little | 5 |
reeth bartle fair | 5 |
upon a time | 5 |
what they say | 5 |
in the dark | 5 |
what to do | 5 |
to be had | 5 |
wer out to | 5 |
he wor a | 5 |
of the yorkshire | 5 |
zome years agoo | 5 |
customs of the | 5 |
the sky wer | 5 |
ther is one | 5 |
a mind to | 5 |
back to the | 5 |
one of the | 5 |
let ther faults | 5 |
let me have | 5 |
i loved thee | 5 |
my heart do | 5 |
for a wife | 5 |
summat to ait | 5 |
come to me | 5 |
song of the | 5 |
but in a | 5 |
on the vloor | 5 |
aw try to | 5 |
of the nineteenth | 5 |
seems to be | 5 |
a glorious christmas | 5 |
what does ta | 5 |
to come to | 5 |
the green grass | 5 |
aw tried to | 5 |
do just as | 5 |
in this world | 5 |
poems in the | 5 |
aw dooant care | 5 |
fal de ral | 5 |
i do hope | 5 |
tip it doon | 5 |
they went on | 5 |
enuff to mak | 5 |
but he wor | 5 |
blackmwore by the | 5 |
i know that | 5 |
on the road | 5 |
those tiny fingers | 5 |
come in for | 5 |
net a bit | 5 |
aw strive to | 5 |
vor my bride | 5 |
doon your wizan | 5 |
first of all | 5 |
the stream did | 5 |
workin for little | 5 |
wer still the | 5 |
keep our flagon | 5 |
to try to | 5 |
i can see | 5 |
be glad to | 5 |
out in the | 5 |
a father out | 5 |
aw can do | 5 |
the old fowks | 5 |
they may be | 5 |
to be patient | 5 |
an awm jolly | 5 |
is all a | 5 |
wages keep pocketing | 5 |
that be gone | 5 |
that you be | 5 |
down drough the | 5 |
day after day | 5 |
it doon your | 5 |
but it seems | 5 |
by the brook | 5 |
he shut his | 5 |
that they did | 5 |
there is no | 5 |
god bless yo | 5 |
emily ov yarrow | 5 |
in the zun | 5 |
did goo to | 5 |
seem to be | 5 |
way to do | 5 |
else to do | 5 |
i went to | 5 |
in the twilight | 5 |
to buy a | 5 |
in the land | 5 |
i do vind | 5 |
below the hill | 5 |
work to do | 5 |
de ral de | 5 |
dear to me | 5 |
chonced to meet | 5 |
went back to | 4 |
his trust in | 4 |
or that dream | 4 |
for if yo | 4 |
varry little brass | 4 |
if yo think | 4 |
they say it | 4 |
when he went | 4 |
sweet mistress moore | 4 |
my garden of | 4 |
when he saw | 4 |
goa to bed | 4 |
fast what to | 4 |
do vall in | 4 |
made sich a | 4 |
abode in arby | 4 |
where you did | 4 |
my true love | 4 |
ivy that do | 4 |
than all the | 4 |
a yorkshire dialogue | 4 |
darling cora died | 4 |
as rich as | 4 |
if it does | 4 |
if i would | 4 |
tak my advice | 4 |
if a chap | 4 |
ov a stooan | 4 |
up in a | 4 |
among the trees | 4 |
do like the | 4 |
an varry sooin | 4 |
avore the sky | 4 |
ha been a | 4 |
when all the | 4 |
to dry the | 4 |
little orphan pair | 4 |
not to be | 4 |
his face is | 4 |
a little lad | 4 |
those days of | 4 |
to keep the | 4 |
if we can | 4 |
the new year | 4 |
to zee a | 4 |
ceaseless surges smite | 4 |
it all wor | 4 |
you shall have | 4 |
in such a | 4 |
aw love mi | 4 |
an soa aw | 4 |
in the sky | 4 |
true and kind | 4 |
mill by cloty | 4 |
butterfly in a | 4 |
a wife at | 4 |
for better or | 4 |
the wind wer | 4 |
wull ye come | 4 |
of wit and | 4 |
would not live | 4 |
vor all their | 4 |
wonder if they | 4 |
if we should | 4 |
meet below the | 4 |
thought that i | 4 |
aw connot help | 4 |
as tha art | 4 |
mooast ov all | 4 |
like the best | 4 |
bowt him a | 4 |
wer then a | 4 |
years that i | 4 |
thi een luk | 4 |
to a roadside | 4 |
hedge in blooth | 4 |
the eighteenth century | 4 |
pay when they | 4 |
when he wer | 4 |
do seem the | 4 |
little lug and | 4 |
a strange stooary | 4 |
of those who | 4 |
they tuk me | 4 |
we did goo | 4 |
the light of | 4 |
gooid luck to | 4 |
what are ta | 4 |
and a butcher | 4 |
as red as | 4 |
to keep her | 4 |
death of a | 4 |
up upon the | 4 |
to zee how | 4 |
in a row | 4 |
as it wor | 4 |
white as a | 4 |
the wind in | 4 |
songs of the | 4 |
weel tha knows | 4 |
replaced missing end | 4 |
i do hear | 4 |
the sound of | 4 |
at last aw | 4 |
sich things as | 4 |
upon his back | 4 |
as vor me | 4 |
upon the vloor | 4 |
did not know | 4 |
wor nobbut a | 4 |
to a daisy | 4 |
daan to be | 4 |
on thy bonnet | 4 |
as good as | 4 |
at last we | 4 |
if he could | 4 |
the trees do | 4 |
one bi one | 4 |
wark is done | 4 |
but as sooin | 4 |
as mich brass | 4 |
but let me | 4 |
vrom spring to | 4 |
is my laddie | 4 |
which is made | 4 |
was a boy | 4 |
a trifle moor | 4 |
who can tell | 4 |
the rwose that | 4 |
one neet when | 4 |
raand as if | 4 |
the second edition | 4 |
he bowt him | 4 |
to be wed | 4 |
what aw say | 4 |
aw sed to | 4 |
above his head | 4 |
a few years | 4 |
aw sit daan | 4 |
it had been | 4 |
aw thowt it | 4 |
advice to jenny | 4 |
fotch me to | 4 |
we owt to | 4 |
ring the string | 4 |
to the door | 4 |
a kind of | 4 |
to save a | 4 |
of the east | 4 |
up sich a | 4 |
when aw hear | 4 |
while the moon | 4 |
becoss aw know | 4 |
loved thee then | 4 |
ther wor noa | 4 |
aw think if | 4 |
aw niver knew | 4 |
his little face | 4 |
the cock do | 4 |
or where the | 4 |
by the welshnut | 4 |
noa use to | 4 |
but now i | 4 |
chap like me | 4 |
he do know | 4 |
in vain we | 4 |
of rural life | 4 |
ax him if | 4 |
knows nowt abaat | 4 |
at last to | 4 |
a bad sooart | 4 |
to care for | 4 |
up where the | 4 |
is in the | 4 |
dick an me | 4 |
trees be company | 4 |
to that place | 4 |
this world wor | 4 |
in the east | 4 |
does ta say | 4 |
lads an lasses | 4 |
one day he | 4 |
in blackmwore by | 4 |
an when they | 4 |
but what wor | 4 |
just as they | 4 |
the love that | 4 |
the day do | 4 |
to get wed | 4 |
a weaving shed | 4 |
mid be sure | 4 |
sent here to | 4 |
day bi day | 4 |
my native twang | 4 |
when they be | 4 |
wish aw could | 4 |
may live to | 4 |
then we do | 4 |
i thought that | 4 |
wit and humour | 4 |
by cloty stour | 4 |
along the road | 4 |
be their life | 4 |
never the better | 4 |
we did meet | 4 |
you did not | 4 |
the heart is | 4 |
him if he | 4 |
as gooid as | 4 |
and all the | 4 |
of all the | 4 |
wer a squier | 4 |
tak a bit | 4 |
thing to do | 4 |
when we did | 4 |
goo to church | 4 |
as it was | 4 |
where he did | 4 |
in the hall | 4 |
to her heart | 4 |
to see her | 4 |
to get on | 4 |
the east riding | 4 |
to mak it | 4 |
for aw nivver | 4 |
and mizzen in | 4 |
clink a clank | 4 |
monny a better | 4 |
above my head | 4 |
now and then | 4 |
an awd wife | 4 |
mun we do | 4 |
do bring the | 4 |
used to do | 4 |
have loved beauty | 4 |
when he gate | 4 |
vrom hour to | 4 |
the poems in | 4 |
how time do | 4 |
if tha can | 4 |
they owt to | 4 |
been sich a | 4 |
where ceaseless surges | 4 |
like a burd | 4 |
but thear it | 4 |
white road up | 4 |
my heart is | 4 |
but when the | 4 |
upon the road | 4 |
his little black | 4 |
we will go | 4 |
wor beginnin to | 4 |
things went on | 4 |
in a volume | 4 |
our abode in | 4 |
thi ways in | 4 |
royal oak day | 4 |
aw used to | 4 |
this ae nighte | 4 |
but if a | 4 |
if you should | 4 |
to bear the | 4 |
but still the | 4 |
a roadside flower | 4 |
be never the | 4 |
at an end | 4 |
the kittereen for | 4 |
next wor a | 4 |
as far as | 4 |
that poor little | 4 |
one day aw | 4 |
where the zun | 4 |
as they did | 4 |
zummer hedge in | 4 |
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