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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
sir valentine | 157 |
sir thomas | 119 |
henry viii | 106 |
sir john | 97 |
lady jane | 96 |
queen elizabeth | 90 |
king henry | 84 |
master marryott | 71 |
kit bottle | 67 |
anne boleyn | 65 |
mistress hazlehurst | 64 |
roger barnet | 58 |
many years | 57 |
sir henry | 56 |
jane grey | 52 |
et seq | 50 |
well known | 50 |
one side | 48 |
one day | 47 |
sir francis | 44 |
sir william | 42 |
queen mary | 41 |
english poetry | 40 |
valentine fleetwood | 39 |
lord burleigh | 38 |
english literature | 38 |
like sort | 38 |
much less | 38 |
young man | 37 |
ben jonson | 36 |
lady elizabeth | 36 |
every man | 36 |
next day | 35 |
one time | 34 |
times past | 34 |
let us | 34 |
three years | 34 |
sir walter | 33 |
mean time | 33 |
english prose | 33 |
must needs | 32 |
sir nicholas | 32 |
low countries | 32 |
every one | 32 |
sir robert | 32 |
great deal | 31 |
anthony underhill | 31 |
blank verse | 31 |
book ii | 31 |
one hand | 31 |
two years | 31 |
twenty years | 30 |
lady margaret | 30 |
years later | 30 |
took place | 30 |
thousand pounds | 30 |
young king | 30 |
two days | 29 |
years old | 29 |
long time | 29 |
hundred years | 28 |
captain bottle | 28 |
one man | 28 |
every thing | 28 |
lord buckhurst | 28 |
philip sidney | 28 |
king edward | 28 |
every kind | 27 |
three hundred | 27 |
captain rumney | 27 |
thirty years | 27 |
sixteenth century | 27 |
edward vi | 27 |
two hundred | 26 |
high treason | 26 |
old time | 26 |
several years | 25 |
great part | 25 |
good lord | 25 |
shall see | 25 |
mary queen | 25 |
time past | 25 |
princess elizabeth | 25 |
short time | 25 |
forty years | 25 |
king james | 24 |
one hundred | 24 |
will show | 24 |
seven years | 24 |
greater part | 23 |
king philip | 23 |
henry vii | 23 |
many times | 23 |
eldest son | 23 |
hundred pounds | 23 |
robert cecil | 23 |
set forth | 23 |
henry sidney | 22 |
seventeenth century | 22 |
privately printed | 22 |
long since | 22 |
sir james | 22 |
lord keeper | 22 |
well knew | 22 |
good will | 22 |
lord deputy | 22 |
good deal | 21 |
thousand men | 21 |
will make | 21 |
will take | 21 |
much better | 21 |
robert dudley | 21 |
lord robert | 21 |
next morning | 20 |
every day | 20 |
may seem | 20 |
lord admiral | 20 |
one thing | 20 |
first place | 20 |
fleetwood house | 20 |
english crown | 20 |
great plenty | 20 |
sir edward | 20 |
francis bacon | 20 |
english throne | 19 |
oliver bunch | 19 |
book iii | 19 |
two men | 19 |
great store | 19 |
lady mary | 19 |
cried hal | 19 |
four years | 18 |
one way | 18 |
french king | 18 |
john harrington | 18 |
english church | 18 |
lord hunsdon | 18 |
many others | 18 |
british poets | 18 |
literary history | 18 |
great number | 18 |
cardinal pole | 17 |
nothing else | 17 |
whose name | 17 |
foxby hall | 17 |
jane seymour | 17 |
human nature | 17 |
french ambassador | 17 |
new world | 17 |
almost every | 17 |
present day | 17 |
english history | 17 |
like manner | 17 |
first time | 17 |
five years | 17 |
high rank | 17 |
three days | 17 |
will never | 17 |
now become | 17 |
lord treasurer | 17 |
protestant cause | 16 |
lord montjoy | 16 |
philip ii | 16 |
caroline poets | 16 |
university wits | 16 |
anything else | 16 |
spanish ambassador | 16 |
minor caroline | 16 |
ten years | 16 |
take place | 16 |
paradise lost | 16 |
elizabethan literature | 16 |
lady catherine | 16 |
sir philip | 16 |
sir richard | 16 |
many things | 16 |
several times | 16 |
will give | 16 |
thomas pope | 16 |
greatest part | 15 |
will say | 15 |
shall find | 15 |
english people | 15 |
shall suffice | 15 |
edward iv | 15 |
will find | 15 |
tom cobble | 15 |
ten thousand | 15 |
far better | 15 |
protestant party | 15 |
princess mary | 15 |
royal family | 15 |
civil war | 15 |
may well | 15 |
old kit | 15 |
young gentleman | 15 |
something like | 14 |
shall never | 14 |
general character | 14 |
best work | 14 |
lord thomas | 14 |
sir christopher | 14 |
young men | 14 |
might well | 14 |
sir anthony | 14 |
english court | 14 |
four days | 14 |
two thousand | 14 |
young lady | 14 |
next year | 14 |
years afterwards | 14 |
will come | 14 |
one another | 14 |
man may | 14 |
walter scott | 14 |
english verse | 14 |
master shakespeare | 14 |
lord willoughby | 14 |
good fortune | 14 |
mary stuart | 14 |
queen anne | 14 |
next heir | 14 |
also ed | 13 |
found means | 13 |
ever since | 13 |
thought proper | 13 |
two hours | 13 |
poor man | 13 |
years earlier | 13 |
english queen | 13 |
fifty years | 13 |
years ago | 13 |
westminster abbey | 13 |
good sense | 13 |
replied hal | 13 |
hampton court | 13 |
minor poems | 13 |
edward iii | 13 |
three thousand | 13 |
good reason | 13 |
lord herbert | 13 |
right hand | 13 |
shall go | 13 |
long life | 13 |
crown vo | 13 |
four hundred | 13 |
new york | 13 |
occasional issues | 13 |
one occasion | 13 |
early english | 13 |
william sharp | 13 |
left hand | 13 |
great numbers | 13 |
sir charles | 13 |
even though | 12 |
fifteen years | 12 |
walter raleigh | 12 |
god save | 12 |
new queen | 12 |
late years | 12 |
elizabethan drama | 12 |
may see | 12 |
catholic party | 12 |
went away | 12 |
public life | 12 |
roister doister | 12 |
modern reader | 12 |
sidney papers | 12 |
many men | 12 |
pray god | 12 |
religious houses | 12 |
public affairs | 12 |
hal marryott | 12 |
will go | 12 |
ralph roister | 12 |
best known | 12 |
english garner | 12 |
privy council | 12 |
francis drake | 12 |
may say | 12 |
many places | 12 |
either side | 12 |
john norris | 12 |
great extent | 12 |
ten days | 12 |
poor men | 11 |
two houses | 11 |
sir amias | 11 |
nicholas throgmorton | 11 |
great measure | 11 |
martin marprelate | 11 |
might see | 11 |
pretty certainly | 11 |
come back | 11 |
old age | 11 |
protestant subjects | 11 |
mine opinion | 11 |
secretary cecil | 11 |
common people | 11 |
two months | 11 |
lord cobham | 11 |
king john | 11 |
must go | 11 |
burleigh papers | 11 |
good service | 11 |
far greater | 11 |
set sail | 11 |
prose writer | 11 |
six days | 11 |
first sight | 11 |
little later | 11 |
good graces | 11 |
two noble | 11 |
latter part | 11 |
passed away | 11 |
one part | 11 |
noble kinsmen | 11 |
may appear | 11 |
already mentioned | 11 |
many ways | 11 |
first part | 11 |
william harrison | 11 |
five hundred | 11 |
thomas howard | 11 |
bring forth | 11 |
prose work | 11 |
due time | 11 |
old man | 11 |
far away | 11 |
de la | 10 |
ye shall | 10 |
every year | 10 |
sir george | 10 |
literary work | 10 |
never ceased | 10 |
one place | 10 |
various kinds | 10 |
set aside | 10 |
english poets | 10 |
great state | 10 |
one morning | 10 |
may perhaps | 10 |
great work | 10 |
paternoster row | 10 |
later years | 10 |
nicholas bacon | 10 |
english tongue | 10 |
second time | 10 |
fallow deer | 10 |
lord montacute | 10 |
dramatic work | 10 |
nine years | 10 |
great poet | 10 |
go forward | 10 |
good family | 10 |
lord darnley | 10 |
anything like | 10 |
almost always | 10 |
one may | 10 |
reformed religion | 10 |
roman catholic | 10 |
precious stones | 10 |
roger ascham | 10 |
even now | 10 |
elder brother | 10 |
first marriage | 10 |
warwick lane | 10 |
henry iv | 10 |
charles ix | 10 |
may still | 10 |
six years | 10 |
purely literary | 10 |
lord high | 10 |
must give | 10 |
english nation | 10 |
outer room | 10 |
will see | 10 |
chapter vi | 10 |
may suffice | 10 |
personal character | 10 |
four miles | 10 |
now made | 10 |
mine eyes | 10 |
royal favor | 10 |
south side | 10 |
whose names | 10 |
closely connected | 9 |
one year | 9 |
find fault | 9 |
two parts | 9 |
white devil | 9 |
invincible armada | 9 |
see appendix | 9 |
six hundred | 9 |
may easily | 9 |
less impassioned | 9 |
tell us | 9 |
poetical work | 9 |
among us | 9 |
perpetual imprisonment | 9 |
put forward | 9 |
little girl | 9 |
foreign prince | 9 |
man might | 9 |
learned men | 9 |
might take | 9 |
false beard | 9 |
great power | 9 |
go back | 9 |
old religion | 9 |
chapter viii | 9 |
broken heart | 9 |
might seem | 9 |
tells us | 9 |
safe keeping | 9 |
nothing less | 9 |
eldest daughter | 9 |
shall say | 9 |
chapter iv | 9 |
well enough | 9 |
west indies | 9 |
common sort | 9 |
elizabeth made | 9 |
little child | 9 |
lord henry | 9 |
eminent person | 9 |
sovereign lady | 9 |
three months | 9 |
give us | 9 |
still retained | 9 |
prose style | 9 |
dramatic period | 9 |
eighteenth century | 9 |
will tell | 9 |
spanish match | 9 |
archduke charles | 9 |
anne hazlehurst | 9 |
two queens | 9 |
chapter vii | 9 |
queen went | 9 |
two sorts | 9 |
nineteenth century | 9 |
yet another | 9 |
one kind | 9 |
large number | 9 |
fulke greville | 9 |
thomas smith | 9 |
one else | 9 |
armed men | 9 |
royal apartments | 9 |
amongst us | 9 |
chapter iii | 9 |
one case | 9 |
february th | 9 |
lord mayor | 9 |
far behind | 9 |
deliver us | 8 |
found guilty | 8 |
great men | 8 |
de flores | 8 |
present period | 8 |
parish churches | 8 |
four months | 8 |
two great | 8 |
privy chamber | 8 |
may find | 8 |
original work | 8 |
public opinion | 8 |
greater number | 8 |
one great | 8 |
every possible | 8 |
spenserian stanza | 8 |
younger brother | 8 |
chapter ii | 8 |
spanish ships | 8 |
make sure | 8 |
two plays | 8 |
prose works | 8 |
foreign countries | 8 |
never saw | 8 |
two princesses | 8 |
christopher hatton | 8 |
french marriage | 8 |
harry marryott | 8 |
time will | 8 |
many days | 8 |
ye will | 8 |
made one | 8 |
special favor | 8 |
though less | 8 |
perhaps also | 8 |
foreign princes | 8 |
lord talbot | 8 |
highway robbers | 8 |
days later | 8 |
sent word | 8 |
chapter ix | 8 |
little better | 8 |
will bring | 8 |
dramatic works | 8 |
archbishop parker | 8 |
toward london | 8 |
french court | 8 |
three score | 8 |
various ways | 8 |
considerable time | 8 |
still less | 8 |
chapter xi | 8 |
classical metres | 8 |
god wot | 8 |
six weeks | 8 |
caroline poetry | 8 |
crimson velvet | 8 |
don antonio | 8 |
might serve | 8 |
loving subjects | 8 |
lord grey | 8 |
jeremy taylor | 8 |
little difference | 8 |
stage player | 8 |
without scruple | 8 |
cathedral churches | 8 |
lord chancellor | 8 |
first period | 8 |
high commission | 8 |
take heed | 8 |
never failed | 8 |
doubted whether | 8 |
john cheke | 8 |
never yet | 8 |
early part | 8 |
private life | 8 |
considerable number | 8 |
following day | 8 |
elizabeth sent | 8 |
much like | 8 |
spanish settlements | 8 |
first order | 8 |
next chapter | 8 |
generally known | 8 |
years older | 8 |
hundred miles | 8 |
laid aside | 8 |
must now | 8 |
henry howard | 8 |
spanish armada | 8 |
good friend | 8 |
come hither | 8 |
fresh horses | 8 |
twenty miles | 8 |
letter addressed | 8 |
little less | 8 |
royal palace | 8 |
faithful servant | 8 |
great beauty | 8 |
first wife | 8 |
replied kit | 8 |
chapter xii | 8 |
first english | 8 |
john hatch | 8 |
lord william | 8 |
already made | 8 |
anthony bacon | 7 |
catherine howard | 7 |
created earl | 7 |
without much | 7 |
inn yard | 7 |
turnbull street | 7 |
great man | 7 |
somerset place | 7 |
will now | 7 |
long train | 7 |
following letter | 7 |
great many | 7 |
may almost | 7 |
much attention | 7 |
english text | 7 |
four thousand | 7 |
one thousand | 7 |
came back | 7 |
three things | 7 |
doth seem | 7 |
leonard dacre | 7 |
different ways | 7 |
john davies | 7 |
black velvet | 7 |
much longer | 7 |
made known | 7 |
may serve | 7 |
first fruits | 7 |
real life | 7 |
queen will | 7 |
literary merit | 7 |
without effect | 7 |
young edward | 7 |
good gifts | 7 |
march th | 7 |
marprelate controversy | 7 |
anglican church | 7 |
unimpassioned temperament | 7 |
protestant faith | 7 |
savage beasts | 7 |
single combat | 7 |
small commodity | 7 |
brought forth | 7 |
looked back | 7 |
made use | 7 |
death warrant | 7 |
latter end | 7 |
might indeed | 7 |
old play | 7 |
great age | 7 |
universally known | 7 |
best thing | 7 |
five days | 7 |
little elizabeth | 7 |
german emperor | 7 |
might make | 7 |
trinity college | 7 |
prose writers | 7 |
stable door | 7 |
great literary | 7 |
french protestants | 7 |
published till | 7 |
humble petition | 7 |
every place | 7 |
literary production | 7 |
left us | 7 |
doubt whether | 7 |
daily brought | 7 |
great minister | 7 |
mistress anne | 7 |
one point | 7 |
viscount montacute | 7 |
public characters | 7 |
created lord | 7 |
william cecil | 7 |
supposed sir | 7 |
ernest rhys | 7 |
god forbid | 7 |
thought good | 7 |
asked hal | 7 |
whole world | 7 |
elizabethan england | 7 |
true friend | 7 |
known work | 7 |
prose pamphlets | 7 |
francis knolles | 7 |
english navy | 7 |
young monarch | 7 |
last years | 7 |
might easily | 7 |
thine eyes | 7 |
personal interest | 7 |
good cause | 7 |
public mind | 7 |
good hope | 7 |
merry devil | 7 |
te deum | 7 |
first day | 7 |
queen dowager | 7 |
absolutely refused | 7 |
will ever | 7 |
james croft | 7 |
every parish | 7 |
will always | 7 |
commonly called | 7 |
mary sent | 7 |
first year | 7 |
poetical merit | 7 |
many good | 7 |
george carew | 7 |
cause wherefore | 7 |
two centuries | 7 |
miscellaneous poems | 7 |
hard stone | 7 |
great cause | 7 |
whole period | 7 |
great advantage | 7 |
brief view | 7 |
keep watch | 7 |
every demonstration | 7 |
two countries | 7 |
one might | 7 |
english language | 7 |
soon found | 7 |
robert neilson | 7 |
lord howard | 7 |
private chapel | 7 |
thought fit | 7 |
english fleet | 7 |
best part | 7 |
robert cary | 7 |
fine passages | 7 |
brought hither | 7 |
well know | 7 |
two earls | 7 |
best things | 7 |
lord leonard | 6 |
great merit | 6 |
babees book | 6 |
good order | 6 |
new sovereign | 6 |
also made | 6 |
purple patches | 6 |
public justice | 6 |
bartholomew fair | 6 |
open air | 6 |
man shall | 6 |
way back | 6 |
needs confess | 6 |
amias paulet | 6 |
jesus college | 6 |
show us | 6 |
bad taste | 6 |
suffolk line | 6 |
ready money | 6 |
crown lawyers | 6 |
six thousand | 6 |
will also | 6 |
will hardly | 6 |
yet even | 6 |
gilt top | 6 |
elizabeth must | 6 |
royal mistress | 6 |
three men | 6 |
make way | 6 |
neilson stephens | 6 |
goose chase | 6 |
well pleased | 6 |
death without | 6 |
great school | 6 |
francis walsingham | 6 |
thomas sackville | 6 |
uncertain whether | 6 |
gentleman player | 6 |
good sooth | 6 |
take care | 6 |
may now | 6 |
london bridge | 6 |
every means | 6 |
royal presence | 6 |
great company | 6 |
twenty pounds | 6 |
irish rebels | 6 |
charles brandon | 6 |
better known | 6 |
see sir | 6 |
go far | 6 |
first instance | 6 |
sad shepherd | 6 |
various parts | 6 |
elizabethan period | 6 |
great hall | 6 |
small account | 6 |
whole body | 6 |
lady sheffield | 6 |
civil wars | 6 |
highly probable | 6 |
ancient custom | 6 |
ere long | 6 |
look back | 6 |
know well | 6 |
one knows | 6 |
common consent | 6 |
emperor charles | 6 |
thomas browne | 6 |
two sons | 6 |
early age | 6 |
though perhaps | 6 |
good record | 6 |
charles blount | 6 |
edmund spenser | 6 |
october th | 6 |
seven miles | 6 |
great officers | 6 |
later times | 6 |
open door | 6 |
gabriel harvey | 6 |
thank heaven | 6 |
great nobles | 6 |
great importance | 6 |
one sense | 6 |
three children | 6 |
royal council | 6 |
master constable | 6 |
without doubt | 6 |
will serve | 6 |
another kind | 6 |
time enough | 6 |
certain kind | 6 |
lord beauchamp | 6 |
god will | 6 |
following passage | 6 |
spaniel slept | 6 |
another part | 6 |
good time | 6 |
anthony cook | 6 |
less interesting | 6 |
hardly less | 6 |
four men | 6 |
thirty miles | 6 |
don john | 6 |
another man | 6 |
boy king | 6 |
lady anne | 6 |
seventeen years | 6 |
may read | 6 |
better cheap | 6 |
thomas seymour | 6 |
english sovereigns | 6 |
established church | 6 |
late queen | 6 |
last chapter | 6 |
robert sidney | 6 |
least one | 6 |
catholic subjects | 6 |
shall easily | 6 |
royal arms | 6 |
presence chamber | 6 |
whole realm | 6 |
globe theatre | 6 |
lord williams | 6 |
almighty god | 6 |
far exceed | 6 |
spanish troops | 6 |
go away | 6 |
done nothing | 6 |
english bible | 6 |
sundry places | 6 |
within three | 6 |
fotheringay castle | 6 |
british museum | 6 |
humbly beseech | 6 |
giles fletcher | 6 |
yet will | 6 |
wedding ring | 6 |
elizabeth seems | 6 |
may go | 6 |
youngest son | 6 |
kitchen wing | 6 |
will think | 6 |
will sly | 6 |
though one | 6 |
highest degree | 6 |
english council | 6 |
never seems | 6 |
passed since | 6 |
early elizabethan | 6 |
two shillings | 6 |
will turn | 6 |
il penseroso | 6 |
never thought | 6 |
fragmenta regalia | 6 |
gil crowe | 6 |
cambridge man | 6 |
marriage treaty | 6 |
lower house | 6 |
religio medici | 6 |
market towns | 6 |
without waiting | 6 |
classical literature | 6 |
social life | 6 |
regent murray | 6 |
good queen | 6 |
paradise regained | 6 |
chapter xvi | 6 |
two brothers | 6 |
good morrow | 6 |
reader will | 6 |
far superior | 6 |
every quarter | 6 |
twenty shillings | 6 |
catherine parr | 6 |
two sisters | 6 |
three centuries | 6 |
whole work | 6 |
chief work | 6 |
first edition | 6 |
six wives | 6 |
great house | 6 |
will ye | 6 |
never see | 6 |
general opinion | 6 |
purple velvet | 6 |
right well | 6 |
able man | 6 |
come near | 6 |
son philip | 6 |
quite certain | 6 |
whole reign | 6 |
immediately afterwards | 6 |
protector somerset | 6 |
immediately followed | 6 |
hal looked | 6 |
mary died | 6 |
coach doorway | 6 |
whole year | 6 |
first book | 6 |
peter martyr | 6 |
margaret douglas | 6 |
good part | 6 |
every mark | 6 |
second part | 6 |
du bartas | 6 |
drew near | 6 |
may also | 6 |
quite different | 6 |
second hand | 6 |
catholic faith | 6 |
hundred thousand | 6 |
came forth | 6 |
english drama | 6 |
means whereof | 6 |
common law | 6 |
sundry times | 6 |
might even | 6 |
spanish gold | 6 |
called forth | 6 |
took possession | 6 |
second son | 6 |
among others | 6 |
untimely end | 6 |
cut short | 6 |
every sort | 6 |
put forth | 6 |
country towns | 6 |
elizabeth received | 6 |
old plays | 6 |
two things | 6 |
without exception | 6 |
made great | 6 |
doth yield | 6 |
papal authority | 6 |
merton college | 6 |
went forth | 6 |
text society | 6 |
two last | 6 |
one whose | 6 |
well founded | 6 |
well done | 6 |
english army | 6 |
protestant church | 6 |
circumstances attending | 6 |
may come | 6 |
first two | 6 |
every town | 6 |
ignominious death | 6 |
sister mary | 6 |
child elizabeth | 6 |
must still | 6 |
now found | 5 |
great names | 5 |
might pass | 5 |
poetical works | 5 |
whose head | 5 |
conduct towards | 5 |
early years | 5 |
young girl | 5 |
little good | 5 |
will remain | 5 |
beloved sister | 5 |
brought forward | 5 |
just cause | 5 |
richard sackville | 5 |
virgin queen | 5 |
men without | 5 |
minor pieces | 5 |
setting forth | 5 |
elizabeth lived | 5 |
often seen | 5 |
english princess | 5 |
maiden queen | 5 |
daughter elizabeth | 5 |
great honor | 5 |
found among | 5 |
majesty will | 5 |
sixteen years | 5 |
fourteen years | 5 |
certain knowledge | 5 |
robber captain | 5 |
john london | 5 |
six months | 5 |
royal hand | 5 |
hal thereupon | 5 |
able enough | 5 |
admiral seymour | 5 |
lady bryan | 5 |
leonard grey | 5 |
either case | 5 |
great learning | 5 |
three ships | 5 |
till long | 5 |
great honour | 5 |
anywhere else | 5 |
water mark | 5 |
every student | 5 |
first appearance | 5 |
third day | 5 |
ecclesiastical commission | 5 |
fulk greville | 5 |
perhaps even | 5 |
literary genius | 5 |
middle ages | 5 |
god bless | 5 |
rightful heir | 5 |
every way | 5 |
now began | 5 |
may become | 5 |
secret enemy | 5 |
two chief | 5 |
young princess | 5 |
two daughters | 5 |
know whether | 5 |
learned man | 5 |
one lady | 5 |
good taste | 5 |
without hesitation | 5 |
literary activity | 5 |
must say | 5 |
prisoner might | 5 |
quotation mark | 5 |
following sonnet | 5 |
many instances | 5 |
must see | 5 |
every point | 5 |
private marriage | 5 |
church government | 5 |
great pomp | 5 |
important question | 5 |
public business | 5 |
royal kinswoman | 5 |
months afterwards | 5 |
eastward ho | 5 |
saturday review | 5 |
little daughter | 5 |
previous night | 5 |
high office | 5 |
lord leicester | 5 |
son james | 5 |
faint smile | 5 |
even among | 5 |
sundry kinds | 5 |
even greater | 5 |
long line | 5 |
bishopsgate street | 5 |
chapter xv | 5 |
great expense | 5 |
catholic gentleman | 5 |
one moment | 5 |
catherine grey | 5 |
great length | 5 |
great abundance | 5 |
english metre | 5 |
make small | 5 |
second wife | 5 |
latin secretary | 5 |
nine miles | 5 |
anthony brown | 5 |
chapter xiv | 5 |
eight hundred | 5 |
looking back | 5 |
sundry sorts | 5 |
royal visit | 5 |
four books | 5 |
broke forth | 5 |
english ambassador | 5 |
may know | 5 |
now formed | 5 |
many persons | 5 |
neither will | 5 |
corpus christi | 5 |
sundry colours | 5 |
dead men | 5 |
thousand times | 5 |
early days | 5 |
must never | 5 |
place called | 5 |
orlando furioso | 5 |
noble numbers | 5 |
ten pounds | 5 |
even without | 5 |
henry norris | 5 |
different kinds | 5 |
two comedies | 5 |
set purpose | 5 |
turned toward | 5 |
taken place | 5 |
two miles | 5 |
queen catherine | 5 |
characteristic features | 5 |
much harm | 5 |
personal interview | 5 |
royal master | 5 |
soon afterwards | 5 |
never seen | 5 |
also set | 5 |
henry vi | 5 |
thirtieth year | 5 |
now known | 5 |
almost incredible | 5 |
without delay | 5 |
whose father | 5 |
northern rebellion | 5 |
god knoweth | 5 |
less strong | 5 |
virgin martyr | 5 |
elizabethan prose | 5 |
new parliament | 5 |
till two | 5 |
dumb john | 5 |
made ready | 5 |
courtly poets | 5 |
black rod | 5 |
john dudley | 5 |
supreme head | 5 |
must always | 5 |
higher degree | 5 |
first sort | 5 |
greatest work | 5 |
many weeks | 5 |
three great | 5 |
certain persons | 5 |
little doubt | 5 |
new play | 5 |
ride forth | 5 |
second place | 5 |
four plays | 5 |
good men | 5 |
present work | 5 |
last scene | 5 |
english poesy | 5 |
nearly related | 5 |
answered elizabeth | 5 |
gothic architecture | 5 |
bring back | 5 |
made good | 5 |
holy church | 5 |
minor works | 5 |
authorised version | 5 |
may justly | 5 |
majesty sent | 5 |
heroic couplet | 5 |
several days | 5 |
second marriage | 5 |
almost immediately | 5 |
equally well | 5 |
great comfort | 5 |
christian morals | 5 |
never heard | 5 |
shall know | 5 |
soon became | 5 |
much older | 5 |
though now | 5 |
protestant principles | 5 |
six horses | 5 |
public entry | 5 |
unfortunate lady | 5 |
norman conquest | 5 |
two gentlemen | 5 |
spanish fleet | 5 |
early period | 5 |
shall make | 5 |
quite true | 5 |
come within | 5 |
general reader | 5 |
modern english | 5 |
five miles | 5 |
first published | 5 |
french embassy | 5 |
time shall | 5 |
following extract | 5 |
immediate prospect | 5 |
nothing like | 5 |
much time | 5 |
will bear | 5 |
elizabeth took | 5 |
dramatic poets | 5 |
lady mistress | 5 |
ancient family | 5 |
little book | 5 |
certain amount | 5 |
romish church | 5 |
one friend | 5 |
certainly known | 5 |
much inferior | 5 |
public service | 5 |
ride back | 5 |
flaming heart | 5 |
nowhere else | 5 |
go home | 5 |
come forth | 5 |
henry eight | 5 |
hal knew | 5 |
fortunate enough | 5 |
four times | 5 |
either hand | 5 |
still extant | 5 |
capital punishment | 5 |
either party | 5 |
new testament | 5 |
may take | 5 |
earlier time | 5 |
otherwise called | 5 |
chapter xxv | 5 |
might find | 5 |
much displeased | 5 |
overt acts | 5 |
charles howard | 5 |
ill will | 5 |
great pain | 5 |
now lost | 5 |
fifteen hundred | 5 |
ill success | 5 |
newly come | 5 |
john holles | 5 |
north parts | 5 |
prince henry | 5 |
us now | 5 |
declared elizabeth | 5 |
one good | 5 |
miles away | 5 |
great interest | 5 |
strong hold | 5 |
also wrote | 5 |
wild fowl | 5 |
really great | 5 |
best example | 5 |
will probably | 5 |
good towns | 5 |
foreign invasion | 5 |
take occasion | 5 |
lord paget | 5 |
united provinces | 5 |
great writers | 5 |
late attempt | 5 |
three parts | 5 |
faithful servants | 5 |
continental dragoon | 5 |
soon followed | 5 |
historical poems | 5 |
moment later | 5 |
brought back | 5 |
took care | 5 |
gave occasion | 5 |
long imprisonment | 5 |
young nobleman | 5 |
much later | 5 |
letter written | 5 |
master jonson | 5 |
came near | 5 |
ecclesiastical polity | 5 |
shall soon | 5 |
might fall | 5 |
highest rank | 5 |
men will | 5 |
whereas now | 5 |
whole school | 5 |
three books | 5 |
might almost | 5 |
like others | 5 |
doth now | 5 |
pretty certain | 5 |
men whose | 5 |
died without | 5 |
thousand crowns | 5 |
either university | 5 |
much mischief | 5 |
say nothing | 5 |
set foot | 5 |
might yet | 5 |
high praise | 5 |
near london | 5 |
excellently well | 5 |
carried away | 5 |
time elizabeth | 5 |
little hope | 5 |
de republica | 5 |
new learning | 5 |
get possession | 5 |
vast number | 5 |
first performance | 5 |
seems also | 5 |
made lord | 5 |
civil law | 5 |
every species | 5 |
entirely free | 5 |
six articles | 5 |
will prove | 5 |
though never | 5 |
long enough | 5 |
sent back | 5 |
one evening | 5 |
english government | 5 |
lower classes | 5 |
honorable custody | 5 |
little known | 5 |
hundred men | 5 |
state affairs | 5 |
much alarmed | 5 |
duke casimir | 5 |
high opinion | 5 |
majesty shall | 5 |
great fault | 5 |
back toward | 5 |
long lines | 5 |
false chase | 5 |
three times | 5 |
middle age | 5 |
pounds per | 5 |
sixty miles | 5 |
gracious queen | 5 |
ruling passion | 5 |
every age | 5 |
royal robes | 5 |
great seal | 5 |
second sort | 5 |
royal progresses | 5 |
guildford dudley | 5 |
asked elizabeth | 5 |
found leisure | 5 |
queen sent | 5 |
christopher blount | 5 |
mental gifts | 5 |
great majority | 5 |
much greater | 5 |
set downe | 5 |
common cause | 5 |
personal safety | 5 |
per annum | 5 |
de medicis | 5 |
faithful subjects | 5 |
william knolles | 5 |
native land | 5 |
good offices | 5 |
good store | 5 |
might one | 5 |
occasional poems | 5 |
without respect | 4 |
gentleman whose | 4 |
charles davers | 4 |
new favorite | 4 |
last three | 4 |
declared guilty | 4 |
uplandish towns | 4 |
grace shall | 4 |
great occasion | 4 |
queen showed | 4 |
may turn | 4 |
george saintsbury | 4 |
english exiles | 4 |
single life | 4 |
almost exclusively | 4 |
loyal subject | 4 |
every side | 4 |
elizabeth refused | 4 |
general terms | 4 |
christmas day | 4 |
ancient faith | 4 |
well contented | 4 |
bodily signs | 4 |
now sought | 4 |
james melvil | 4 |
latter case | 4 |
woodland countries | 4 |
francis vere | 4 |
internet archive | 4 |
elizabeth replied | 4 |
great towns | 4 |
chapter xvii | 4 |
famous one | 4 |
fellow travellers | 4 |
english writers | 4 |
good laws | 4 |
quite sure | 4 |
rather curious | 4 |
whose birth | 4 |
famous story | 4 |
christ church | 4 |
yet none | 4 |
ri ce | 4 |
sea coast | 4 |
get rid | 4 |
london life | 4 |
english side | 4 |
thomas chaloner | 4 |
english channel | 4 |
latter years | 4 |
elizabeth came | 4 |
laws made | 4 |
unfortunate duke | 4 |
still remained | 4 |
choose one | 4 |
toward stevenage | 4 |
new inn | 4 |
nearly half | 4 |
consummate art | 4 |
open window | 4 |
long captivity | 4 |
audley end | 4 |
knew nothing | 4 |
saffron walden | 4 |
best friends | 4 |
take part | 4 |
printed till | 4 |
several men | 4 |
brightest ornaments | 4 |
close imprisonment | 4 |
gave orders | 4 |
illustrious family | 4 |
also much | 4 |
love story | 4 |
returning therefore | 4 |
proclamation respecting | 4 |
solemn promise | 4 |
english gentlemen | 4 |
honorable reception | 4 |
mine owne | 4 |
personal qualities | 4 |
yet left | 4 |
might give | 4 |
years passed | 4 |
faery queen | 4 |
letters written | 4 |
mall gazette | 4 |
open war | 4 |
step toward | 4 |
every shire | 4 |
probably born | 4 |
laurence fletcher | 4 |
several others | 4 |
just within | 4 |
done anything | 4 |
give way | 4 |
dealt withal | 4 |
little boy | 4 |
elizabethan poets | 4 |
religious house | 4 |
last decade | 4 |
may discover | 4 |
come abroad | 4 |
second earl | 4 |
better looked | 4 |
taken away | 4 |
count de | 4 |
whose hand | 4 |
two english | 4 |
partiality towards | 4 |
mind toward | 4 |
never ceasing | 4 |
less known | 4 |
divers places | 4 |
foreign country | 4 |
secret correspondence | 4 |
principal secretary | 4 |
hal counted | 4 |
large share | 4 |
important object | 4 |
good man | 4 |
magnificent passage | 4 |
foul fiend | 4 |
one person | 4 |
quoth hal | 4 |
passed without | 4 |
accomplished man | 4 |
purely romantic | 4 |
england chapter | 4 |
general style | 4 |
young earl | 4 |
one knew | 4 |
now time | 4 |
make answer | 4 |
gervase markham | 4 |
upper window | 4 |
hal saw | 4 |
long series | 4 |
nearly two | 4 |
utterly decayed | 4 |
sort also | 4 |
penelope devereux | 4 |
internal evidence | 4 |
lady rich | 4 |
poor woman | 4 |
might soon | 4 |
england since | 4 |
pass away | 4 |
good understanding | 4 |
plain speaking | 4 |
first step | 4 |
next age | 4 |
finest passages | 4 |
elizabethan school | 4 |
chapter xxii | 4 |
francis ii | 4 |
live without | 4 |
might prove | 4 |
household ordinances | 4 |
shall therefore | 4 |
true lover | 4 |
titus andronicus | 4 |
insatiate countess | 4 |
scarcely less | 4 |
son robert | 4 |
year later | 4 |
became acquainted | 4 |
irish affairs | 4 |
great writer | 4 |
will keep | 4 |
divers others | 4 |
deeply felt | 4 |
shall speak | 4 |
east indies | 4 |
without permission | 4 |
good success | 4 |
much worse | 4 |
john perrot | 4 |
shall please | 4 |
chief thing | 4 |
beloved friend | 4 |
many cases | 4 |
french prince | 4 |
one acre | 4 |
william howard | 4 |
papal bull | 4 |
set free | 4 |
even yet | 4 |
white silk | 4 |
almost wholly | 4 |
english writer | 4 |
good ones | 4 |
following extracts | 4 |
constructive genius | 4 |
matters little | 4 |
edmund harrison | 4 |
every county | 4 |
far exceeded | 4 |
single lines | 4 |
various forms | 4 |
following year | 4 |
toward master | 4 |
judicial astrology | 4 |
scottish queen | 4 |
literary men | 4 |
great variety | 4 |
whole course | 4 |
highly offended | 4 |
yorkshire tragedy | 4 |
now appeared | 4 |
market day | 4 |
hasty flight | 4 |
poetry proper | 4 |
human life | 4 |
early life | 4 |
small part | 4 |
another time | 4 |
true love | 4 |
first head | 4 |
one bushel | 4 |
half within | 4 |
see whether | 4 |
will rather | 4 |
many delays | 4 |
may grow | 4 |
less important | 4 |
one sort | 4 |
th december | 4 |
certain extent | 4 |
john dryden | 4 |
well furnished | 4 |
near manchester | 4 |
one particular | 4 |
nothing inferior | 4 |
one son | 4 |
lord bacon | 4 |
brief space | 4 |
might set | 4 |
worth reading | 4 |
religious principles | 4 |
illustrious prisoner | 4 |
long speech | 4 |
old law | 4 |
steps taken | 4 |
made earl | 4 |
old ones | 4 |
serving men | 4 |
french revolution | 4 |
soon become | 4 |
shall hear | 4 |
chapter xx | 4 |
little space | 4 |
conduct respecting | 4 |
better still | 4 |
commonly seen | 4 |
must make | 4 |
great progress | 4 |
another day | 4 |
little village | 4 |
suffered severely | 4 |
large room | 4 |
queen became | 4 |
many kinds | 4 |
commissioners appointed | 4 |
old fellow | 4 |
never quite | 4 |
three sorts | 4 |
say truth | 4 |
feet long | 4 |
twelve days | 4 |
hereditary succession | 4 |
large part | 4 |
last year | 4 |
poetical capacity | 4 |
much money | 4 |
run together | 4 |
second edition | 4 |
make report | 4 |
may think | 4 |
well qualified | 4 |
earliest known | 4 |
brought home | 4 |
impetuous temper | 4 |
captive queen | 4 |
duchess dowager | 4 |
poor tenants | 4 |
every time | 4 |
man whose | 4 |
obtained permission | 4 |
cast away | 4 |
sometimes also | 4 |
must ever | 4 |
last sort | 4 |
divine service | 4 |
main plot | 4 |
whole story | 4 |
still severer | 4 |
without reason | 4 |
son edmund | 4 |
following particulars | 4 |
rightful queen | 4 |
third earl | 4 |
one young | 4 |
quite another | 4 |
like order | 4 |
months passed | 4 |
secret marriage | 4 |
george peele | 4 |
let fall | 4 |
large estate | 4 |
great use | 4 |
earlier days | 4 |
well assured | 4 |
still found | 4 |
king arthur | 4 |
great solemnity | 4 |
melancholy event | 4 |
whole matter | 4 |
redundant syllable | 4 |
locked door | 4 |
merry wives | 4 |
old woman | 4 |
monsieur thomas | 4 |
without difficulty | 4 |
two universities | 4 |
scottish line | 4 |
hal asked | 4 |
hal made | 4 |
hal might | 4 |
highest poetry | 4 |
never come | 4 |
soon afterward | 4 |
thanked god | 4 |
whole force | 4 |
john milton | 4 |
literary faculty | 4 |
present time | 4 |
three miles | 4 |
doth make | 4 |
fair maid | 4 |
two attendants | 4 |
though somewhat | 4 |
certain number | 4 |
doth bear | 4 |
primitive church | 4 |
far advanced | 4 |
westminster school | 4 |
first coming | 4 |
prince doth | 4 |
almost impossible | 4 |
remained till | 4 |
whereby many | 4 |
sometimes called | 4 |
whose parents | 4 |
mark added | 4 |
pall mall | 4 |
first act | 4 |
little room | 4 |
chapter xiii | 4 |
poetical characteristics | 4 |
marryott looked | 4 |
three fugitives | 4 |
ever entertained | 4 |
civil affairs | 4 |
less conspicuous | 4 |
drawn back | 4 |
time came | 4 |
vast amount | 4 |
marshall saunders | 4 |
one also | 4 |
many letters | 4 |
richly dressed | 4 |
several circumstances | 4 |
never knew | 4 |
feeble woman | 4 |
detached passages | 4 |
opinion entertained | 4 |
two tragedies | 4 |
sir roger | 4 |
stand still | 4 |
says whyte | 4 |
earnest protestant | 4 |
putting aside | 4 |
jealous eyes | 4 |
high position | 4 |
good intentions | 4 |
great entertainment | 4 |
great cost | 4 |
george ferrers | 4 |
good enough | 4 |
time found | 4 |
elizabeth knew | 4 |
much ado | 4 |
will appear | 4 |
justly entitled | 4 |
given us | 4 |
fleet street | 4 |
foreign lands | 4 |
bring home | 4 |
now called | 4 |
court party | 4 |
though without | 4 |
many respects | 4 |
english poet | 4 |
afterwards lord | 4 |
sovereign power | 4 |
john hall | 4 |
means destitute | 4 |
shall show | 4 |
wild beasts | 4 |
william shakespeare | 4 |
reader may | 4 |
great matter | 4 |
distracted emperor | 4 |
new way | 4 |
new series | 4 |
henry ii | 4 |
royal pardon | 4 |
stopped short | 4 |
still remains | 4 |
thousand marks | 4 |
still preserved | 4 |
may call | 4 |
minutes later | 4 |
usually taken | 4 |
let loose | 4 |
elizabeth found | 4 |
steel glass | 4 |
made way | 4 |
england may | 4 |
lower level | 4 |
master crowe | 4 |
looks like | 4 |
give place | 4 |
though hardly | 4 |
much alike | 4 |
close behind | 4 |
william alexander | 4 |
may command | 4 |
latter sort | 4 |
master sly | 4 |
provision made | 4 |
princess whose | 4 |
french match | 4 |
francis knowles | 4 |
chapter xxi | 4 |
might hear | 4 |
still greater | 4 |
next century | 4 |
days afterwards | 4 |
purely poetical | 4 |
religious matters | 4 |
last degree | 4 |
boy francis | 4 |
lord rich | 4 |
modern life | 4 |
chapter xxiv | 4 |
run away | 4 |
lady leicester | 4 |
poor people | 4 |
final success | 4 |
philip will | 4 |
nothing worth | 4 |
somewhat similar | 4 |
english forces | 4 |
william iii | 4 |
whole affair | 4 |
first acts | 4 |
dangerous character | 4 |
without special | 4 |
became queen | 4 |
great movements | 4 |
whose service | 4 |
well written | 4 |
thomas nash | 4 |
near hand | 4 |
hartley coleridge | 4 |
chapter xxiii | 4 |
earlier part | 4 |
whose hands | 4 |
long poem | 4 |
vittoria corombona | 4 |
greenwich park | 4 |
secret mission | 4 |
characteristic traits | 4 |
now begin | 4 |
taken prisoner | 4 |
parts beyond | 4 |
next market | 4 |
several persons | 4 |
see chapter | 4 |
yet never | 4 |
might enable | 4 |
bringeth forth | 4 |
thomas dekker | 4 |
first thirty | 4 |
saint theresa | 4 |
magdalen college | 4 |
good people | 4 |
fourth day | 4 |
lady whose | 4 |
new sense | 4 |
proper place | 4 |
third son | 4 |
little maiden | 4 |
daughter mary | 4 |
afterwards became | 4 |
great attention | 4 |
already remarked | 4 |
pleased god | 4 |
literary society | 4 |
lord president | 4 |
though neither | 4 |
two children | 4 |
within two | 4 |
two following | 4 |
richard edwards | 4 |
principal motive | 4 |
little work | 4 |
elizabeth towards | 4 |
went thither | 4 |
somewhat less | 4 |
short life | 4 |
may give | 4 |
behind us | 4 |
new editions | 4 |
literary form | 4 |
english stage | 4 |
young prince | 4 |
around us | 4 |
will let | 4 |
ever known | 4 |
years since | 4 |
elector palatine | 4 |
whose work | 4 |
whose chief | 4 |
make us | 4 |
experience doth | 4 |
friend philip | 4 |
good humor | 4 |
phineas fletcher | 4 |
without success | 4 |
doth serve | 4 |
elizabeth never | 4 |
close around | 4 |
may live | 4 |
far short | 4 |
quite possible | 4 |
shall live | 4 |
great name | 4 |
marryott returned | 4 |
afterwards earl | 4 |
foreign nations | 4 |
yet see | 4 |
second visit | 4 |
time brought | 4 |
elizabeth declared | 4 |
middle life | 4 |
took orders | 4 |
little hesitation | 4 |
throughout europe | 4 |
real presence | 4 |
great formality | 4 |
first three | 4 |
one years | 4 |
gold pieces | 4 |
save queen | 4 |
chapter xviii | 4 |
poor women | 4 |
two secretaries | 4 |
man doth | 4 |
late time | 4 |
thirty pounds | 4 |
cardinal allen | 4 |
master heminge | 4 |
master barnet | 4 |
vulgar tongue | 4 |
bishop hall | 4 |
last night | 4 |
whose office | 4 |
interesting subject | 4 |
maternal ancestry | 4 |
comes nearest | 4 |
personal danger | 4 |
french history | 4 |
shall ride | 4 |
second story | 4 |
impassioned temperament | 4 |
honest whore | 4 |
french ambassadors | 4 |
well aware | 4 |
man like | 4 |
native country | 4 |
first class | 4 |
silver plate | 4 |
english satire | 4 |
three shillings | 4 |
twelve years | 4 |
hal went | 4 |
one will | 4 |
master underhill | 4 |
great difference | 4 |
two others | 4 |
coming back | 4 |
secretary davison | 4 |
old enough | 4 |
lady tyrwhitt | 4 |
young gentlemen | 4 |
serious quarrel | 4 |
one night | 4 |
conquer england | 4 |
replied sir | 4 |
will ride | 4 |
without even | 4 |
earlier period | 4 |
long afterwards | 4 |
much discussed | 4 |
use men | 4 |
english poesie | 4 |
remarkable circumstances | 4 |
given occasion | 4 |
violent quarrel | 4 |
born near | 4 |
young sir | 4 |
labour lost | 4 |
five shillings | 4 |
good grounds | 4 |
elizabeth went | 4 |
principal streets | 4 |
short passages | 4 |
found anywhere | 4 |
great prince | 4 |
every country | 4 |
circumstance occurred | 4 |
will abide | 4 |
one reason | 4 |
go forth | 4 |
thought best | 4 |
every trifle | 4 |
leicester married | 4 |
within four | 4 |
robert greene | 4 |
royal marriage | 4 |
asked one | 4 |
great sort | 4 |
april th | 4 |
passionless temperament | 4 |
french wars | 4 |
complete edition | 4 |
take effect | 4 |
several months | 4 |
elizabeth judged | 4 |
brave men | 4 |
informs us | 4 |
half century | 4 |
rowland whyte | 4 |
de clifford | 4 |
little prince | 4 |
commission court | 4 |
domestic life | 4 |
thomas wyat | 4 |
queen respecting | 4 |
contemporary writers | 4 |
henry earl | 4 |
gentleman named | 4 |
izaak walton | 4 |
time arrived | 4 |
romish faith | 4 |
main front | 4 |
things else | 4 |
eighteen years | 4 |
de feria | 4 |
th year | 4 |
commonly made | 4 |
black prince | 4 |
almost without | 4 |
literary point | 4 |
old faith | 4 |
will soon | 4 |
last illness | 4 |
every reason | 4 |
charles ii | 4 |
royal blood | 4 |
elizabeth respecting | 4 |
also will | 4 |
outward sign | 4 |
two ladies | 4 |
inferior sort | 4 |
might speak | 4 |
good news | 4 |
take away | 4 |
several members | 4 |
literary interest | 4 |
never fail | 4 |
one see | 4 |
early youth | 4 |
catherine de | 4 |
unfortunate nobleman | 4 |
left without | 4 |
martial law | 4 |
fully established | 4 |
twelve months | 4 |
great talent | 4 |
without fear | 4 |
close prisoner | 4 |
positively known | 4 |
able men | 4 |
new order | 4 |
great merits | 4 |
royal pair | 4 |
later period | 4 |
mary grey | 4 |
religious faith | 4 |
anonymous plays | 4 |
like whereof | 4 |
full effect | 4 |
eastern coast | 4 |
first half | 4 |
term beginneth | 4 |
later elizabethan | 4 |
next generation | 4 |
bishop gardiner | 4 |
reasonable doubt | 4 |
catholic church | 4 |
made signs | 4 |
sacred poems | 4 |
two large | 4 |
good liking | 4 |
gives us | 4 |
still continued | 4 |
eventful life | 4 |
sir aston | 4 |
strongly fortified | 4 |
august th | 4 |
considerable portion | 4 |
chapter xix | 4 |
never hear | 4 |
rebellious subjects | 4 |
gracious majesty | 4 |
must remember | 4 |
voluntary exile | 4 |
riderless horse | 4 |
papal dispensation | 4 |
chief justice | 4 |
master rumney | 4 |
wise man | 4 |
secret intelligence | 4 |
english theatre | 4 |
never made | 4 |
person whose | 4 |
though many | 4 |
swift glance | 4 |
cloth decorative | 4 |
christi college | 4 |
one piece | 4 |
two poets | 4 |
earnest letter | 4 |
bodily organisation | 4 |
poetical worth | 4 |
later time | 4 |
men might | 4 |
put away | 4 |
visit elizabeth | 4 |
made either | 4 |
large sum | 4 |
afterwards sent | 4 |
extract will | 4 |
good things | 4 |
days ago | 4 |
joseph skipsey | 4 |
large estates | 4 |
bread made | 4 |
stands alone | 4 |
english prosody | 4 |
original text | 4 |
private letters | 3 |
lady may | 3 |
sir peter | 3 |
will stay | 3 |
went back | 3 |
reading either | 3 |
without molestation | 3 |
enough already | 3 |
sudden illness | 3 |
right honorable | 3 |
stay till | 3 |
female frenzy | 3 |
hal now | 3 |
spoiled child | 3 |
replied anthony | 3 |
nearly three | 3 |
will yield | 3 |
humble submissions | 3 |
declared mary | 3 |
made mention | 3 |
advanced age | 3 |
saxon word | 3 |
friar bacon | 3 |
lower part | 3 |
samson agonistes | 3 |
catholic powers | 3 |
great earnestness | 3 |
single blow | 3 |
spanish monarchy | 3 |
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