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trigram	frequency
prince of wales	29
it was a	28
there was a	23
the king was	22
that he was	21
said to himself	21
out of the	21
there was no	18
the prince of	18
and the king	18
the prince and	17
it to the	16
he said to	16
he had been	15
prince and the	13
the old man	13
passed it to	13
he could not	13
a sort of	13
who passed it	13
the lord protector	12
king of england	12
was about to	12
but it was	12
out of his	12
the end of	12
it is a	12
and he was	11
and the pauper	11
in the same	11
and began to	11
the next moment	11
i am the	11
now and then	11
it is not	11
of the king	10
he did not	10
the little king	10
in the morning	10
he began to	10
pauper by mark	9
it was not	9
said in a	9
of the prince	9
mark twain part	9
when he was	9
by mark twain	9
that it was	9
in a low	9
the presence of	9
the pauper by	9
as soon as	9
please your majesty	9
at the same	8
my lord the	8
the midst of	8
he was not	8
in a moment	8
but there was	8
lord of the	8
a few moments	8
the same time	8
the earl of	8
who art thou	8
to be a	8
end of the	8
him to the	8
i do not	8
in the palace	8
earl of hertford	8
for it was	8
and cried out	8
he would have	8
but he was	8
it would be	7
it is the	7
for a moment	7
first lord of	7
as he had	7
the poor little	7
one of them	7
as well as	7
the name of	7
lord the king	7
as he was	7
he was a	7
and said to	7
a couple of	7
of the room	7
his head and	7
the king is	7
some of the	7
the great seal	7
upon his knees	7
of the bedchamber	7
according to the	7
the lady edith	7
of the great	7
for the king	7
then he said	7
the centre of	7
where he was	7
shook his head	7
and thou shalt	7
the duke of	7
the majesty of	6
way for the	6
who had been	6
the first lord	6
a little while	6
to see the	6
said the king	6
presence of the	6
that he had	6
from the presence	6
in the centre	6
the late king	6
in his face	6
a low voice	6
the true prince	6
he is the	6
gave him a	6
was not the	6
there is no	6
the king of	6
as he could	6
majesty of england	6
king of the	6
which he was	6
in the midst	6
it may be	6
that the king	6
he was the	6
two or three	6
the king to	6
was in a	6
i tell thee	6
of the crown	6
and all the	6
was obliged to	6
moment or two	6
the head of	6
he would not	6
just as he	6
did not know	6
and said in	6
the hands of	6
i am not	6
upon him and	6
there is none	6
was in the	6
he felt that	6
will know me	6
lords and ladies	6
for he was	6
presently he said	6
it was to	6
up and down	6
the lord st	6
for the moment	5
he came to	5
but they were	5
true and false	5
as far as	5
he had a	5
he was about	5
the lord mayor	5
then am i	5
of offal court	5
and the lady	5
hendon and the	5
and he said	5
he heard the	5
more and more	5
one of the	5
that is the	5
he would be	5
god be thanked	5
saying to himself	5
but no matter	5
but i will	5
the archbishop of	5
when he got	5
in front of	5
and said with	5
here and there	5
to the ground	5
the king and	5
of the guard	5
the king my	5
now am i	5
out of it	5
the king had	5
at the end	5
came to be	5
was filled with	5
at that moment	5
tom canty was	5
down to the	5
the true king	5
what dost thou	5
the prince with	5
but a king	5
at hendon hall	5
history of england	5
his way to	5
but it is	5
at last he	5
lady jane grey	5
in the dark	5
of the palace	5
down upon his	5
the rest of	5
and tom canty	5
now that he	5
to the tower	5
archbishop of canterbury	5
the middle of	5
that i may	5
centre of the	5
they did not	5
would have been	5
the lord high	5
of the city	5
am the king	5
i will not	5
he went on	5
the act of	5
i know him	5
to him that	5
at his side	5
by this time	5
thou shalt be	5
to the lord	5
it please your	5
fell upon the	5
to this effect	5
of the new	5
good your majesty	5
in the presence	5
i have seen	4
the story of	4
the th of	4
the prince in	4
in the act	4
away from the	4
of his own	4
of the matter	4
and at the	4
at the door	4
i will go	4
in a little	4
to the throne	4
the lord chancellor	4
and as he	4
foo the first	4
his face and	4
with his hands	4
in his own	4
he will know	4
and fell to	4
the lady jane	4
he is my	4
he shall be	4
but at last	4
it had been	4
was not a	4
he was doing	4
on his throne	4
prince with the	4
presently began to	4
and clothed in	4
thou shalt not	4
for lack of	4
she did not	4
kingdom of dreams	4
lord high admiral	4
to the other	4
down into the	4
in time to	4
the princess elizabeth	4
that he should	4
this way and	4
with the same	4
and the little	4
side of the	4
would god i	4
when i am	4
that is to	4
a moment or	4
the heads of	4
out of a	4
settled down upon	4
he turned and	4
himself in the	4
he seated himself	4
he seemed to	4
it was an	4
and he had	4
went on with	4
from the palace	4
she could not	4
middle of the	4
as to the	4
to the rescue	4
and the two	4
it was the	4
the master of	4
and it was	4
the sound of	4
and sat down	4
and in a	4
in the way	4
of the realm	4
and down the	4
he was still	4
notes to chapter	4
the crown of	4
upon the platform	4
of the world	4
if it be	4
a man of	4
in the great	4
groom of the	4
is the king	4
he was in	4
a multitude of	4
back into the	4
in the stocks	4
to the king	4
that the prince	4
this is no	4
of dreams and	4
that i am	4
them to be	4
he resolved to	4
with the other	4
and i will	4
duke of somerset	4
him and said	4
and was about	4
and took his	4
way and that	4
he knew it	4
when the king	4
on the bridge	4
in his ear	4
on the floor	4
so please your	4
for the present	4
the proper official	4
the lord hertford	4
sit in the	4
it was all	4
by the hand	4
felt that he	4
of wales was	4
his eyes and	4
bent down and	4
good to me	4
of the two	4
that he shall	4
heads of the	4
the little prince	4
rest of the	4
and now and	4
a chance to	4
i had not	4
and proceeded to	4
it of his	4
was full of	4
an expression of	4
to make the	4
of the council	4
what is it	4
see it all	4
me to the	4
in the name	4
here is the	4
of his father	4
the first time	4
for it by	4
in an instant	4
and at last	4
could not be	4
turned to the	4
all the time	4
of the kingdom	4
in the world	4
a long time	4
dreams and shadows	4
he was at	4
upon their knees	4
nan and bet	4
for the first	4
the woman and	4
he hath been	3
as if they	3
as to that	3
to the prince	3
hour after hour	3
little lady jane	3
and took their	3
elizabeth and the	3
on the whole	3
to the place	3
conducted to the	3
in their places	3
i am no	3
were followed by	3
king my father	3
ready for the	3
king had been	3
the value of	3
over to the	3
out of my	3
the two lords	3
looked about him	3
i seem to	3
as he moved	3
sir william herbert	3
and then the	3
am an archangel	3
i know not	3
the good god	3
shall i do	3
of both sexes	3
your majesty to	3
his former haunts	3
would be to	3
have been pope	3
i crave your	3
the boy was	3
edward the sixth	3
at the stake	3
gone from the	3
should he do	3
and there is	3
was at last	3
soon as he	3
the sense of	3
back and forth	3
what is thy	3
knight of the	3
for some time	3
that would be	3
the boy and	3
on his way	3
days and nights	3
which was not	3
was received with	3
to the lady	3
this poor lad	3
shout went up	3
at this point	3
long live the	3
to find that	3
the man was	3
in this world	3
would be a	3
may be so	3
the privilege of	3
the result was	3
of them were	3
the king awoke	3
my lord st	3
nodded his head	3
upon one knee	3
with his own	3
after a time	3
of the bridge	3
about him and	3
in the matter	3
at the accession	3
he must have	3
i had forgot	3
it were not	3
as if he	3
should have been	3
he found his	3
and when he	3
take me to	3
i begged again	3
his hand upon	3
dropped upon one	3
this is my	3
gode of inglonde	3
first day of	3
and put him	3
said to the	3
and in the	3
him in the	3
him to her	3
this is the	3
on both sides	3
but hendon was	3
i have a	3
he was very	3
on their heads	3
the prince was	3
his prince from	3
the room was	3
and on his	3
to see a	3
if he had	3
the accession of	3
to the horse	3
sir humphrey marlow	3
he said in	3
him by the	3
it be so	3
one of these	3
to the woman	3
there was but	3
this was not	3
that i have	3
i may not	3
of his royal	3
at this moment	3
for him and	3
clothed in rags	3
of his ears	3
out of sight	3
his rags and	3
in his mind	3
the air was	3
in the galleries	3
he had come	3
the village was	3
prince in the	3
he had not	3
muttered to himself	3
to her breast	3
of the day	3
of the late	3
this time the	3
and so he	3
made him shudder	3
and become a	3
a great day	3
with a right	3
this is a	3
i could not	3
am the prince	3
king is not	3
the birth of	3
just then the	3
seemed to be	3
in the air	3
the lords and	3
not in the	3
this moment the	3
he hath the	3
time to save	3
flew to his	3
am i not	3
after which he	3
as long as	3
i will tell	3
of crimson velvet	3
midst of a	3
this is he	3
is my son	3
occurred to him	3
get out of	3
he hath not	3
he caught sight	3
the young king	3
and so they	3
of the barn	3
red and white	3
the king would	3
all at once	3
the same instant	3
the king himself	3
clothed in a	3
all the while	3
that the boy	3
he is not	3
boiled to death	3
him of his	3
had been so	3
lord protector was	3
i see it	3
i should be	3
with the tramps	3
and he dropped	3
i have been	3
his guard of	3
of the buckhounds	3
against the wall	3
long live edward	3
side of it	3
in the toils	3
or two of	3
to find a	3
on the spot	3
dropped upon his	3
tom found himself	3
of crimson satin	3
his body in	3
grew more and	3
in such a	3
in the course	3
to the floor	3
to his eyes	3
the kingdom of	3
that they were	3
was to be	3
was no sound	3
a deep hush	3
for such a	3
he was soon	3
came to a	3
be able to	3
stepped upon the	3
in his eye	3
i am an	3
city of london	3
day of the	3
into his face	3
at the king	3
my lord hertford	3
miles hendon was	3
a moment he	3
himself to the	3
of the royal	3
sprang to his	3
he cried out	3
to get the	3
curiosities of london	3
me to my	3
and had been	3
gave place to	3
was but one	3
which had been	3
he found himself	3
one of his	3
to an expression	3
and gave place	3
the course of	3
he was on	3
after a little	3
should not be	3
where is the	3
remained but the	3
he said he	3
in the royal	3
the ears of	3
him into a	3
crown of england	3
more than once	3
be at peace	3
part of the	3
when he came	3
not meet that	3
poor tom canty	3
hands of the	3
was become a	3
upon the boy	3
the soul of	3
stared at the	3
the king said	3
on the other	3
upon the table	3
to save the	3
a fine of	3
is it not	3
thou shalt have	3
himself once more	3
on with his	3
but the king	3
the sick man	3
he had ever	3
th of february	3
right and left	3
to death in	3
much as a	3
upon him again	3
prince by the	3
a crowd of	3
said he would	3
with a touch	3
woman and her	3
into the hands	3
the next day	3
with all his	3
the king hath	3
to the city	3
in their robes	3
i am indeed	3
thou art not	3
from the beginning	3
by his own	3
could not have	3
one side of	3
the sort of	3
did not even	3
opened his eyes	3
and i shall	3
as if the	3
a little time	3
at last a	3
and when the	3
and then a	3
of the family	3
the woman had	3
woe is me	3
was on his	3
a real prince	3
place to an	3
they would not	3
the new king	3
him to a	3
they were not	3
is the boy	3
but he could	3
miles hendon and	3
in the city	3
admiration of the	3
of his mercy	3
out at the	3
when he had	3
from head to	3
each other and	3
i and my	3
not i that	3
canty and hugo	3
may it please	3
what should he	3
and the prince	3
by his command	3
the royal assent	3
had been a	3
birth of the	3
good my liege	3
as he lay	3
he shall not	3
there had been	3
none here but	3
with a deep	3
that he hath	3
hath said it	3
had it of	3
time to time	3
and his face	3
at each other	3
have seen that	3
in a few	3
he wore a	3
for this poor	3
i shall be	3
what shall i	3
of the first	3
came into his	3
of the game	3
that would not	3
the other the	3
and there was	3
and hold the	3
were to be	3
upon the bridge	3
to do it	3
of hendon hall	3
in their faces	3
he is a	3
in his hand	3
will make thee	3
and the other	3
the matter of	3
in a voice	3
he had finished	3
and so it	3
awoke in the	3
he had done	3
lord hertford said	3
and he did	3
the spirits of	3
remains of a	3
to a rich	3
good your worship	3
and sent him	3
down upon the	3
duke of norfolk	3
just as the	3
at once to	3
of the tower	3
king hath said	3
i have no	3
he had never	3
of the crowd	3
head of the	3
burst into a	3
was going to	3
come to the	3
that there was	3
earl of kent	3
it is nothing	3
which the king	3
him a sign	3
the impulse of	3
i can bear	3
so be it	3
the reign of	3
to go to	3
lady elizabeth and	3
not have been	3
of a king	3
from time to	3
his mind is	3
with the prince	3
out into the	3
he got up	3
muttering to himself	3
hither and thither	3
for an instant	3
on one side	3
passed the hose	2
and not be	2
the tide was	2
he took the	2
penalty is death	2
retired to the	2
way to the	2
he would stop	2
that it is	2
two of the	2
the soldier that	2
guard of honour	2
moment he was	2
a bit of	2
his port and	2
from the king	2
know you not	2
death by the	2
was ready for	2
the third groom	2
of the nobility	2
found his tongue	2
are able to	2
deer in the	2
might have been	2
i know what	2
when he found	2
to save thee	2
and their mother	2
rags and dirt	2
that he began	2
doubt not he	2
recognition of the	2
his head a	2
say no more	2
was the prince	2
for the boy	2
a storm of	2
he was only	2
tell me thy	2
if thou canst	2
sat down in	2
found himself once	2
the two women	2
thunder of the	2
of the constable	2
prince found himself	2
the king again	2
to see with	2
a thing as	2
no true man	2
must have been	2
and asked what	2
his plumed head	2
i am but	2
to the devil	2
i have not	2
duchy of lancaster	2
he had brought	2
the guard entered	2
bright new pennies	2
for him i	2
she had been	2
to put a	2
in sooth i	2
hundred years old	2
be thou merciful	2
think it is	2
he was too	2
and he exclaimed	2
knees in a	2
by the lord	2
she talked about	2
and quiet thyself	2
them at intervals	2
had ceased to	2
whence he had	2
light of a	2
so remorseful for	2
to the merciful	2
the suite of	2
what have i	2
the law of	2
dream that ever	2
with the palm	2
then he turned	2
i think she	2
and say i	2
i will be	2
appointing the morrow	2
out from the	2
in the other	2
seven years that	2
on the further	2
i am king	2
but the new	2
thought he would	2
so he resolved	2
like to his	2
touch him not	2
view of the	2
warm and comfortable	2
the thing to	2
a drowning boy	2
piece of work	2
he looked about	2
to pour out	2
and laid down	2
a duplicate of	2
to a halt	2
two friends were	2
out his hand	2
day at hendon	2
to the little	2
was the one	2
the other end	2
to be held	2
to such a	2
cloth of gold	2
chancellor of england	2
mayor and the	2
without word or	2
term of service	2
to do with	2
he caught the	2
in the beginning	2
took up a	2
the free air	2
two hundred and	2
the more he	2
is the prince	2
now mark ye	2
pay a fine	2
in such as	2
and now he	2
its troops of	2
be not too	2
and give him	2
the business of	2
empty and foolish	2
a gentle spirit	2
himself for the	2
the statute of	2
in a gentle	2
some of their	2
presence of a	2
this was a	2
will not beg	2
and he and	2
in rags and	2
and a voice	2
thought it was	2
in any way	2
and let him	2
a king might	2
before his eyes	2
silks and satins	2
prince a prisoner	2
business of thine	2
shouting into his	2
could not bring	2
was no longer	2
edward as king	2
to stammer out	2
down his face	2
of cloth from	2
up and said	2
of the next	2
walked in the	2
and then betray	2
close to the	2
little while the	2
of this world	2
claimant of the	2
whom dost thou	2
it did not	2
in his heart	2
if they could	2
thy hand and	2
galleries and balconies	2
great lords and	2
yeomen of the	2
he that stands	2
to bear this	2
in our town	2
of cheers and	2
within the hour	2
that came from	2
and dropped upon	2
together with the	2
raised his head	2
showed that they	2
continued to struggle	2
first time since	2
in mine own	2
few days he	2
it grieveth me	2
that made the	2
wisdom of his	2
had been taught	2
merciful english law	2
the byrth of	2
a home for	2
it had its	2
him as he	2
of windsor forest	2
a hundred thousand	2
thought of the	2
with a gasp	2
not of him	2
after he is	2
talk to other	2
long as the	2
as the two	2
to the law	2
him and a	2
heavy upon him	2
these are real	2
far as the	2
sharply for a	2
hair and showed	2
the one thing	2
spirits of the	2
after the fashion	2
him to take	2
music to him	2
his father and	2
be that the	2
riddle is unriddled	2
for the matter	2
three shillings and	2
a gentle voice	2
wondered if the	2
to think of	2
to his great	2
face to face	2
if he was	2
the fashion of	2
off their stockings	2
down between them	2
too good to	2
servant entered with	2
there in the	2
will he be	2
these are not	2
and nights were	2
old sir humphrey	2
once more he	2
hath not escaped	2
and to me	2
saying she would	2
till i come	2
several attempts to	2
further side of	2
suffer it not	2
tired and hungry	2
a king and	2
into a deep	2
not describe it	2
for any man	2
to rage against	2
from the bar	2
the first day	2
he was sent	2
the new year	2
it to his	2
lord the earl	2
thou art good	2
with a moan	2
that i and	2
head and said	2
said it was	2
from all points	2
crowd that stood	2
other end of	2
god of his	2
him when he	2
the king with	2
down the thames	2
blanket or two	2
their gold chains	2
it to him	2
prince and his	2
such was he	2
seemed as if	2
of the suite	2
the hue and	2
thou canst not	2
trouble me not	2
face with a	2
made several attempts	2
best of us	2
order of the	2
they were all	2
murmured to himself	2
rank of the	2
the whole of	2
a ringing voice	2
observed to himself	2
were in the	2
enough to be	2
laid upon the	2
then he added	2
he was out	2
give me the	2
upon his arm	2
that is all	2
the eternal fires	2
bet and nan	2
his hair and	2
dropped upon their	2
all the region	2
gave no sign	2
the others had	2
the night wind	2
a piece of	2
that in a	2
had been able	2
will tell you	2
woman and the	2
had been cheated	2
he had seen	2
and sentenced to	2
it seemed as	2
be merciful to	2
he reached the	2
the kneeling lord	2
not i be	2
her to go	2
he looked up	2
to atone for	2
so he said	2
and my heart	2
sentenced him to	2
now shall i	2
with this question	2
with his thoughts	2
wide open and	2
then shook his	2
sense of the	2
so he was	2
and the whole	2
he was called	2
to buy a	2
so they stayed	2
with the flat	2
not seem to	2
hand was laid	2
please your highness	2
himself this way	2
time wore on	2
and little worth	2
it appeared that	2
saying he had	2
was all he	2
he liked to	2
the king did	2
all of ye	2
their gorgeous trains	2
be of good	2
upon the two	2
he tried to	2
third groom of	2
of a saucer	2
into a chair	2
over the boy	2
fastened with a	2
say thou didst	2
help of the	2
in charge of	2
upon the prince	2
had never known	2
should be so	2
poor little king	2
find that the	2
of the household	2
upon the house	2
seem to remember	2
to the rest	2
he was hardly	2
found he could	2
on the night	2
the king a	2
with the easy	2
himself at table	2
in that regard	2
to keep his	2
a moan and	2
to observe his	2
him that he	2
it is for	2
with his head	2
some minutes later	2
i will right	2
less and less	2
on the river	2
then at the	2
said to herself	2
a right royal	2
horror made him	2
all his heart	2
a deep obeisance	2
were sir hugh	2
and the tinker	2
he had made	2
was on the	2
of him who	2
were better for	2
what he was	2
the lords of	2
by his side	2
then cried out	2
that i was	2
though i be	2
but no one	2
the chief steward	2
were punishable by	2
then his mind	2
he pretended to	2
lay down upon	2
i may see	2
he made a	2
once at the	2
had escaped from	2
he was become	2
himself up to	2
well as he	2
with his eyes	2
in due and	2
his princely head	2
him with the	2
that he must	2
not to be	2
a few days	2
upon the people	2
himself out of	2
was wont to	2
to the bill	2
you remember that	2
when he at	2
king in the	2
hath gone mad	2
all the devils	2
there was an	2
master of the	2
their robes of	2
and that he	2
no attention to	2
i remember me	2
master of hendon	2
and save me	2
did think me	2
the king heard	2
when he saw	2
with other people	2
to the window	2
himself as far	2
away in the	2
in his voice	2
his knees and	2
before he knew	2
chates to trine	2
then he returned	2
through the forest	2
hand upon his	2
he was crowned	2
lost thy wits	2
presently tom found	2
the boy out	2
seemed to know	2
the place was	2
be law of	2
way through the	2
the english world	2
a place to	2
made for the	2
to take a	2
pulling off their	2
prithee let me	2
glanced at each	2
under the impulse	2
loss of his	2
the word and	2
to his own	2
was but a	2
arrived at the	2
thee of thy	2
thou canst say	2
his eyes in	2
corporation of london	2
of the stole	2
over the heads	2
is none here	2
is it a	2
the long corridors	2
i fear me	2
with uplifted hands	2
the riddle is	2
the hand of	2
he was touched	2
would not do	2
stand in the	2
of the little	2
for the unfortunate	2
the servants to	2
that he could	2
centre of a	2
god i had	2
and then his	2
that is come	2
careful not to	2
crimes were punishable	2
soon as the	2
himself at the	2
report of the	2
was too late	2
had been no	2
called upon to	2
just going to	2
but only the	2
in his dreams	2
appareled after the	2
turned his eyes	2
down in the	2
imagine i will	2
the same result	2
to a spacious	2
oil by degrees	2
and tried to	2
put out his	2
but the true	2
the prayer for	2
took its stately	2
from a weaver	2
how used you	2
warning sign from	2
in a body	2
the door closed	2
the benefit of	2
their knees in	2
i will try	2
that was all	2
was to put	2
the sacred person	2
grace the duke	2
the tabard inn	2
around and about	2
but quickly recovered	2
of the mooncalves	2
but an archangel	2
after a moment	2
there is the	2
the effigy of	2
knoweth that the	2
as best he	2
from the gateway	2
upon the lad	2
escaped the fires	2
grey hair and	2
him to go	2
what aileth thee	2
to be silent	2
it and put	2
of the kings	2
he found that	2
ranger of windsor	2
and contemplated him	2
was lost in	2
thou shalt go	2
so long been	2
the peers of	2
to be true	2
god i were	2
the little beggar	2
the subject of	2
he heard voices	2
crime to be	2
of the place	2
seemed to him	2
a third time	2
is a lie	2
a sign to	2
was in his	2
if he should	2
head ranger of	2
he was going	2
was to begin	2
features of the	2
it grows sharper	2
as thou shalt	2
benefit of clergy	2
i will take	2
would not go	2
to feel that	2
and let me	2
for i shall	2
to get at	2
and by the	2
long as he	2
the other in	2
let down into	2
the king were	2
will not i	2
said that the	2
upon your knees	2
they knelt to	2
his hands and	2
of a sudden	2
it was that	2
to help him	2
his grace the	2
left to himself	2
that fourth day	2
born and bred	2
was conducted from	2
mad or no	2
and the next	2
the hereditary grand	2
tom turned to	2
and held it	2
thou art the	2
of the way	2
the morrow for	2
on his knees	2
by which the	2
in the evening	2
and try to	2
of it and	2
and to be	2
in this room	2
person of the	2
he was released	2
loved her husband	2
the merciful english	2
but one course	2
tom canty lived	2
who did not	2
a number of	2
not strange that	2
way out of	2
meet that one	2
a growing distress	2
the wife and	2
had so long	2
into the eternal	2
the day that	2
we are not	2
me in my	2
for want of	2
twelve bright new	2
should go to	2
at the head	2
so tired and	2
and my people	2
to have a	2
it all the	2
he wondered if	2
in the second	2
the palace and	2
it mattereth not	2
to other matters	2
but the hermit	2
just the same	2
we have seen	2
was a sort	2
than the other	2
but did not	2
and all its	2
but tom canty	2
hath his wits	2
the wisdom of	2
so deep and	2
if he were	2
in his rags	2
he said nothing	2
the house of	2
shadow of a	2
upon him as	2
seal of england	2
hope to see	2
of them said	2
it is my	2
i would not	2
in a panic	2
but he hath	2
was to have	2
was no dream	2
the loss of	2
each side of	2
might i show	2
i know thee	2
he and the	2
he wanted to	2
thyself no further	2
up to the	2
be willing to	2
not hope to	2
but she was	2
of the law	2
region round about	2
a few hours	2
not going to	2
lord mayor and	2
the air and	2
use of his	2
splendours of his	2
of them was	2
i not thy	2
that moment the	2
his face with	2
the royal house	2
lay thinking and	2
too full of	2
stay where he	2
was not going	2
and gave no	2
royal assent to	2
with a solemnity	2
followed up the	2
was to get	2
to the constable	2
saying he was	2
of his dreams	2
by the king	2
in the distance	2
to him to	2
could not make	2
back upon his	2
to the gallows	2
they were so	2
before the king	2
of one of	2
the head ranger	2
in a long	2
and ancient form	2
with hunger and	2
and sentenced him	2
was laid upon	2
that when he	2
but they only	2
but another man	2
or the other	2
sprang forward to	2
tom as king	2
she had not	2
in his memory	2
the idea of	2
was born to	2
it had a	2
the ordeal of	2
all over again	2
he should make	2
life in my	2
set him free	2
or two he	2
he could do	2
considered a moment	2
and still back	2
could not get	2
a pamphlet against	2
knights of the	2
second gentleman of	2
for he felt	2
grace to make	2
tom canty and	2
and his two	2
it hath a	2
the king interrupted	2
and so also	2
was a man	2
might see the	2
a bed of	2
then she said	2
did not seem	2
vive le roi	2
away from him	2
good use of	2
the floor and	2
to lose what	2
by the fire	2
there is nought	2
i think it	2
or three days	2
half a dozen	2
at the other	2
to rest and	2
merciful to me	2
and saved his	2
shout burst forth	2
to the hereditary	2
not able to	2
and also the	2
and muttered to	2
was just going	2
athwart the door	2
how was it	2
his mouth and	2
remained of his	2
him at once	2
to get speech	2
with a glad	2
sight of the	2
with grave respect	2
suite of the	2
lantern with them	2
of it all	2
then looked up	2
thick rain of	2
which he would	2
no one spoke	2
shall see it	2
he would strike	2
the rigour of	2
in the little	2
officers of state	2
see none here	2
king thy father	2
whetted his knife	2
the crowd fell	2
if the king	2
all the saints	2
was sent out	2
for his own	2
by the first	2
a deer in	2
front of the	2
about the place	2
life of a	2
the moment the	2
by the gentle	2
in the afternoon	2
it came from	2
tom as a	2
the disappearance of	2
the door behind	2
by the death	2
she is mad	2
and give her	2
and said he	2
still the king	2
mind it not	2
not his brother	2
above the value	2
claimed he was	2
the son of	2
a day or	2
was made of	2
and the lord	2
himself for having	2
was out of	2
of that law	2
after a pause	2
to such as	2
sight to see	2
the peeresses are	2
to him in	2
on his feet	2
is the true	2
ancient city of	2
dost imagine i	2
hunger and the	2
else out of	2
could it be	2
what seemed to	2
the good king	2
last day of	2
not know you	2
he had expected	2
made good use	2
of a light	2
as the others	2
faded out of	2
of this new	2
eyes upon him	2
to let him	2
that we are	2
a spacious apartment	2
to my sorrows	2
out of pudding	2
the chancellor royal	2
took on a	2
he opened his	2
for all that	2
more he was	2
it not strange	2
whom god preserve	2
with her mother	2
the further side	2
but the result	2
little prince of	2
the ancient city	2
he would naturally	2
the night was	2
yet a little	2
stood by with	2
and its troops	2
when the stranger	2
woman who had	2
the highway and	2
said to miles	2
to him on	2
lighted by a	2
to it when	2
him with his	2
and his deliverer	2
for they were	2
was no response	2
and presently the	2
of people who	2
banners and streamers	2
cried the little	2
by henry viii	2
and a murmured	2
and all these	2
in the pillory	2
mind thy tongue	2
a happy thought	2
to believe that	2
head and looked	2
still the boy	2
upon his spirits	2
the king turned	2
that had been	2
home for ever	2
so that his	2
seem to know	2
the prince found	2
forlorn and friendless	2
king edward vi	2
before the great	2
a handful of	2
his head was	2
will be his	2
and about him	2
of the court	2
and as soon	2
in one way	2
against the peace	2
tom was about	2
up and put	2
delivered in a	2
over his head	2
in good time	2
of the nobles	2
hale him forth	2
down at last	2
it from the	2
and whispered in	2
the door with	2
the work of	2
hopelessly separated from	2
but i am	2
die with her	2
was heavy with	2
his doublet and	2
him to bed	2
save the king	2
make the king	2
heir to the	2
the talk to	2
i am edward	2
lieutenant of the	2
seem not to	2
to see them	2
was conducted to	2
shall not have	2
he moved on	2
hath a name	2
the streets were	2
question of the	2
a considerable village	2
ears in the	2
proud and happy	2
exert thy power	2
prince in a	2
with a sort	2
and a proclamation	2
him with a	2
know how to	2
and nan and	2
the way of	2
which was a	2
but with an	2
of the garter	2
time he had	2
the people with	2
all that be	2
council of executors	2
i know thy	2
at a distance	2
and his eyes	2
all london seemed	2
and ordered to	2
pretend thou knowest	2
at last tom	2
face and he	2
in english history	2
in her mind	2
with a lively	2
and just as	2
first royal dinner	2
of the chamber	2
was not i	2
as much as	2
during the night	2
cried out in	2
pamphlet against the	2
upon the earl	2
way down the	2
know him well	2
back was turned	2
dine in public	2
i thank thee	2
to the commons	2
up with a	2
i may be	2
have seen the	2
the great assemblage	2
shall i be	2
his hand was	2
his father would	2
where it lies	2
and they stopped	2
hue and cry	2
look came into	2
in no long	2
say it was	2
felt much as	2
of the multitude	2
i cannot bear	2
the corporation of	2
what he will	2
family of the	2
begin to dine	2
he heard a	2
it he shall	2
i would i	2
and was promptly	2
others had done	2
air was heavy	2
his face flushed	2
is thy humour	2
his hand and	2
is it that	2
and a violent	2
long time his	2
turned to tom	2
observing to himself	2
about his neck	2
never heard of	2
prison for life	2
with his fingers	2
your royal highness	2
with his fist	2
he turned away	2
and nodded his	2
he was to	2
of the majesty	2
the thought in	2
tom and his	2
the lady elizabeth	2
he was no	2
the recognition procession	2
good to be	2
behind them and	2
and with a	2
me thy story	2
sank into a	2
he wandered on	2
trust in me	2
would strike for	2
the season of	2
size of a	2
of a great	2
to the heart	2
of all the	2
street to the	2
and hurried him	2
his highness the	2
three hundred years	2
added that the	2
in at the	2
midst of his	2
into a vast	2
of state in	2
the glory of	2
at the gates	2
to look upon	2
was the natural	2
how to proceed	2
it could not	2
a flourish of	2
i should have	2
and commanded that	2
is not the	2
of the old	2
the pretty things	2
i am thy	2
a petted prince	2
name of the	2
on the ground	2
king awoke in	2
was all of	2
his forlorn condition	2
got up and	2
the peace and	2
which had escaped	2
chief equerry in	2
be the prince	2
roi est mort	2
as forlorn as	2
the young girls	2
king edward the	2
i have walked	2
him in his	2
the shelter of	2
turned and said	2
and may not	2
and took the	2
in his place	2
hendon was soon	2
to stay where	2
thing to do	2
knelt to me	2
have walked in	2
steward of the	2
in the most	2
whom the king	2
to deny himself	2
fell upon him	2
something about the	2
thou doubt me	2
be boiled to	2
by pulling off	2
know it was	2
to get out	2
head bowed and	2
to him than	2
shall be known	2
that i be	2
he lost his	2
do not thou	2
to the sound	2
in a robe	2
for crimes committed	2
of a subject	2
was an old	2
to some of	2
his princely dignity	2
he hath taken	2
mine own again	2
caught sight of	2
if he is	2
and as for	2
him from his	2
and ends of	2
the duchy of	2
to the first	2
go to thy	2
and i am	2
but lamely proved	2
of the laws	2
let or hindrance	2
far down the	2
it not to	2
a servant entered	2
the order of	2
so that i	2
had resolved to	2
had stolen a	2
and made a	2
of the duchy	2
at graceful ease	2
for one single	2
there was nothing	2
and did it	2
upon the duke	2
and he felt	2
and another one	2
that she had	2
with the peasants	2
him and sent	2
for look you	2
upon the world	2
now will i	2
it was hard	2
odds and ends	2
himself with a	2
and heard the	2
had once been	2
thou art better	2
and his mother	2
he got out	2
away the servants	2
according to his	2
he was awake	2
flat black cap	2
thou art my	2
not thy brother	2
another of the	2
of the camp	2
dismay in their	2
and that other	2
way for him	2
prince hath gone	2
in his tone	2
of pudding lane	2
king was in	2
good deal of	2
but i have	2
the penalty is	2
chief steward of	2
whispered in his	2
the crowd that	2
and yet not	2
in all the	2
and took up	2
his mind at	2
burned at the	2
we shall be	2
have and hold	2
would be no	2
around in the	2
to acquit himself	2
meeting with the	2
of the boy	2
to find out	2
was so remorseful	2
nearer and nearer	2
try to get	2
followed by a	2
he was disappointed	2
took his stand	2
king did not	2
upon the new	2
but for him	2
not give up	2
had done a	2
barring the way	2
would do it	2
take thee to	2
as he went	2
followed by the	2
removed from the	2
recognised that he	2
and the crown	2
have assaulted him	2
please your grace	2
flourish of trumpets	2
on the right	2
make me a	2
it is so	2
found himself in	2
with the intent	2
opened the door	2
gentleman of the	2
pleased with this	2
of hertford and	2
hose to the	2
after the other	2
to take their	2
fell upon his	2
yet it is	2
hast lost thy	2
is to say	2
but mind it	2
yet will not	2
killing a deer	2
misgivings as to	2
it is still	2
his court and	2
paid no attention	2
in the corner	2
a dim form	2
with the mere	2
his majesty said	2
what remained of	2
was minded to	2
who saves his	2
he was obliged	2
with insulting epithets	2
it came out	2
will right thee	2
and admiration of	2
the hereditary diaperer	2
but he had	2
let me see	2
of the seal	2
that is well	2
in his stead	2
they will not	2
you know him	2
the lantern with	2
he cast a	2
i took him	2
end of that	2
them with a	2
the world but	2
and he shall	2
the river pageant	2
shining steel armour	2
four hundred years	2
made reverence and	2
through the palace	2
from the cradle	2
he approached the	2
this was the	2
with a word	2
assent to the	2
to help himself	2
to his vast	2
at his ease	2
that was the	2
out in a	2
and have a	2
art the king	2
but finding none	2
his or her	2
before he was	2
for the education	2
foot in the	2
fastened upon him	2
there for the	2
for all eyes	2
heart and a	2
the boy stood	2
a deep and	2
disturbed by it	2
after a long	2
victim of treachery	2
his royal office	2
a deal of	2
and remained so	2
half an hour	2
alone in the	2
he dropped upon	2
a victim of	2
which is he	2
go to her	2
they could not	2
king could not	2
seemeth it not	2
of the lord	2
the prince comes	2
he was getting	2
a noisy and	2
with a gesture	2
strange that madness	2
after a while	2
but he made	2
plan of campaign	2
inn on the	2
the boy struggled	2
set herself to	2
the king came	2
began to discuss	2
o my king	2
grip upon him	2
to grant to	2
from this day	2
mine own person	2
resolved to make	2
and thunder of	2
close down to	2
he was done	2
punishable by death	2
rage against the	2
strained him to	2
mind him not	2
as a patrician	2
it with a	2
of an errand	2
and he will	2
me not with	2
to wait upon	2
a breakfast for	2
a few farthings	2
of a truth	2
hereditary grand diaperer	2
the great gate	2
a very little	2
to the hope	2
to his feet	2
a spectacle that	2
himself upon his	2
where is thy	2
more of the	2
to go on	2
the splendour of	2
his plan of	2
is not meet	2
the prince a	2
been in the	2
remain in prison	2
sign of the	2
basket of kittens	2
to perceive that	2
in another moment	2
end of an	2
as a man	2
branded on both	2
him back to	2
of their presence	2
my good people	2
then the lord	2
i show that	2
been able to	2
looked upon the	2
and the penalty	2
death in oil	2
seem to see	2
yonder is the	2
flying through the	2
and was in	2
and beg for	2
for he had	2
imprisonment for life	2
that is in	2
seated himself at	2
only a few	2
i doubt not	2
to make a	2
you should have	2
of the night	2
i did not	2
and sent a	2
art good to	2
to instruct himself	2
to a close	2
and the hermit	2
five minutes the	2
the stroke of	2
at last to	2
full of grace	2
them to see	2
bill of fare	2
a good deal	2
you will not	2
and possible death	2
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day or two	2
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fifty gentlemen pensioners	2
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him through the	2
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my poor boy	2
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highness the prince	2
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of henry viii	2
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robes of state	2
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to his lips	2
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o my lord	2
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