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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	108
the queen of scots	106
of the earl of	82
for the most part	68
one of the most	58
on the other hand	51
on the part of	47
the earl of essex	45
the duke of norfolk	44
the king of spain	44
at the head of	42
seems to have been	42
of the queen of	41
is said to have	40
the queen of england	35
appears to have been	35
for the purpose of	35
at the end of	35
in the time of	33
in the mean time	33
in the midst of	32
the earl of sussex	31
of the duke of	31
the king of scots	30
the earl of leicester	29
of the king of	28
was at this time	28
that is to say	27
to the earl of	27
was one of the	27
the king of france	27
to be found in	26
the end of the	26
the church of england	26
the part of the	25
is one of the	25
said to have been	24
mary queen of scots	24
he seems to have	24
it is probable that	23
the earl of arundel	22
of the house of	22
as well as the	22
the head of the	22
of the queen and	22
it is impossible to	22
in the case of	22
the rest of the	22
that he was a	22
it is true that	21
and one of the	21
a great deal of	21
on account of the	21
the greater part of	21
to the king of	20
from time to time	20
for the sake of	20
of the church of	19
of some of the	19
and the earl of	19
as has been said	19
on the other side	19
in the house of	19
to have been a	19
the earl of shrewsbury	18
the time of the	18
in the days of	18
in the eyes of	18
the death of the	18
the reign of elizabeth	17
on the th of	17
is not to be	17
to be seen in	17
it is to be	17
the midst of the	17
by the earl of	17
the earl of hertford	17
of the english church	17
to the queen of	17
committed to the tower	16
of the reign of	16
during the reign of	16
on the one hand	16
in the first place	16
the tower of london	16
on the subject of	16
the beginning of the	16
in a kind of	15
to the end of	15
at the time of	15
the character of the	15
of one of the	15
the close of the	15
king henry the eighth	15
into the hands of	15
the life of the	15
the hands of the	15
for the first time	15
to have been the	15
was by no means	15
the study of the	15
in spite of the	15
the house of commons	15
the queen and her	15
one side of the	15
was a man of	15
he is said to	14
the author of the	14
it must be confessed	14
that he could not	14
a great part of	14
it must have been	14
in the beginning of	14
be found in the	14
the duke of anjou	14
the whole of the	14
a part of the	14
the court of elizabeth	14
the earl of northumberland	14
my lord of essex	14
to the house of	14
after the death of	14
with the queen of	14
it is said that	14
to one of the	14
it is certain that	14
a member of the	14
the eyes of the	14
of the sixteenth century	14
and at the same	14
in the history of	13
heir to the crown	13
the middle of the	13
one of the greatest	13
of which he was	13
he was educated at	13
that she would not	13
the earl of southampton	13
of one of his	13
is a kind of	13
the history of the	13
than that of the	13
in the cause of	13
in a state of	13
it is not so	13
to the duke of	13
and the rest of	13
the use of the	13
caused him to be	13
of the court of	13
queen of scots was	13
to the english crown	13
head of the church	13
to the number of	13
the city of london	13
the duke of suffolk	12
to the english throne	12
in favor of the	12
the character of a	12
the mind of the	12
and the king of	12
not a few of	12
the earl of pembroke	12
the duke of somerset	12
in the character of	12
as we have seen	12
death of the queen	12
in one of the	12
the death of her	12
in the course of	12
seem to have been	12
about the same time	12
the favor of the	12
or at the leastwise	12
and in the end	12
the name of the	12
the mirror for magistrates	12
in which he had	12
the death of his	12
which he had been	12
it must be remembered	12
of the state of	12
and it may be	12
is by no means	12
as well as of	12
that the earl of	12
a few days after	12
to which he was	12
master of the horse	12
a great number of	11
seems to have had	11
with a kind of	11
it does not appear	11
that she had been	11
it is no wonder	11
it is difficult to	11
the coming of the	11
he appears to have	11
the end of his	11
is to be found	11
the earl of devonshire	11
the most part of	11
the title of the	11
on the accession of	11
a good deal of	11
with which he had	11
the arrival of the	11
in the hands of	11
is supposed to have	11
that he did not	11
be seen in the	11
are to be found	11
with the exception of	11
in which he was	11
for the benefit of	11
in the summer of	11
to a great extent	11
it seems to me	10
is no wonder that	10
the spirit of the	10
as well as in	10
song of praise is	10
of praise is due	10
i doubt not but	10
the son of a	10
the order of succession	10
be said to be	10
which she had been	10
greater part of the	10
the earl of oxford	10
the hand of the	10
that she could not	10
the end of this	10
one of the first	10
the time of his	10
the reign of mary	10
he was born in	10
in the court of	10
it has been said	10
the state of the	10
may be said of	10
the south side of	10
within the limits of	10
may be said to	10
of the laws of	10
in her power to	10
have been made to	10
the presence of the	10
at the court of	10
and there is no	10
that he had been	10
at the present day	10
all song of praise	10
as soon as the	10
during the time of	10
and in spite of	10
with the earl of	10
was the son of	10
that the queen was	10
with which she had	10
prisoner in the tower	10
the king and the	10
the greatest part of	10
the person of the	10
the latter part of	10
the earl of surry	10
but at the same	10
the king of sweden	10
of the name of	10
of the same kind	10
in the bosom of	10
the two noble kinsmen	9
the commonwealth of england	9
the influence of the	9
the side of the	9
must be remembered that	9
was about this time	9
order of the garter	9
to the study of	9
the same time the	9
the house of lords	9
i do not think	9
to be regarded as	9
the protection of the	9
to return to the	9
in the same way	9
at a time when	9
as one of the	9
of the french king	9
to the cause of	9
it cometh to pass	9
in the name of	9
in spite of all	9
of the queen to	9
as a kind of	9
the king of denmark	9
the service of the	9
of the seventeenth century	9
the date of the	9
years of his life	9
the government of the	9
as well as a	9
and it was not	9
the object of his	9
under all the circumstances	9
the mouth of the	9
the same may be	9
a letter to the	9
but it was a	9
is to be seen	9
nothing could be more	9
it was not long	9
the work of the	9
during the whole of	9
but it was not	9
of the church in	9
to which he had	9
by king henry the	9
of the character of	9
on the death of	9
of the low countries	9
great part of the	9
the church of rome	9
does not appear that	9
the court of france	9
in process of time	9
the tribe of ben	9
of most of the	9
the throne of england	9
at the feet of	9
that there was no	9
it was not till	9
of the protestant party	9
in a letter to	9
by no means a	9
death and character of	9
at the close of	9
who seems to have	9
it may be that	9
the laws of the	9
the execution of the	9
would not have been	9
so far as to	9
it is a world	9
in the work of	9
there is no doubt	9
the earl of warwick	9
the people of england	9
of master of the	9
that it would be	9
that it was not	9
appear to have been	9
to the queen and	9
in the order of	9
he would not have	9
the defeat of the	9
the accession of elizabeth	9
in minor caroline poets	9
to be had in	9
it was in the	8
the benefit of the	8
the manner in which	8
of the royal family	8
the order of the	8
character of queen elizabeth	8
on the one side	8
he was about to	8
found it necessary to	8
as if he had	8
of the most remarkable	8
laws of the realm	8
on the same day	8
that he should be	8
be put to death	8
year of his age	8
the early part of	8
the command of the	8
the other side of	8
of which she was	8
the names of the	8
not in the least	8
of lady jane grey	8
as i have said	8
was committed to the	8
the duchess of malfi	8
the consent of the	8
title of earl of	8
he ought to have	8
was not to be	8
the measures of the	8
with her own hand	8
the marquis of dorset	8
the authority of the	8
however this might be	8
sent to the tower	8
the first part of	8
in the service of	8
defeat of the armada	8
a daughter of the	8
the archbishop of canterbury	8
at the beginning of	8
the body of the	8
the duke of northumberland	8
within the compass of	8
next heir to the	8
the best of the	8
in one of his	8
some of the most	8
of the tribe of	8
are not to be	8
of the young king	8
the duke of savoy	8
in the month of	8
of the countess of	8
the hand of elizabeth	8
favor of the queen	8
in the reign of	8
by the death of	8
the taste of the	8
same may be said	8
it shall suffice to	8
for which he was	8
did not wish to	8
the treaty of edinburgh	8
was the first to	8
at one side of	8
in the mind of	8
ought to have been	8
the head of a	8
of the nobility and	8
that he might be	8
in these our days	8
to the throne of	8
that he should have	8
the daughter of the	8
head of the english	8
the marriage of the	8
under the title of	8
is a world to	7
that she should be	7
son of the earl	7
in a tone of	7
in the middle of	7
with that of the	7
that they might be	7
by no means the	7
period of her life	7
during the period of	7
in respect to the	7
and some of them	7
is not so much	7
not one of them	7
to the memory of	7
that he would not	7
the members of the	7
was not long before	7
as you like it	7
that it is a	7
the title of earl	7
in the sixteenth century	7
if it be so	7
of the first order	7
that she should not	7
the eldest son of	7
that he was the	7
be said to have	7
the accession of mary	7
of the family of	7
to the church of	7
do not think that	7
close of the year	7
as soon as he	7
on the ground of	7
to do with the	7
edited by ernest rhys	7
of gold and silver	7
the king and queen	7
but to return to	7
will not let to	7
that it was a	7
was a kind of	7
the university of oxford	7
against the life of	7
by the space of	7
of which he had	7
the honor of knighthood	7
accession to the throne	7
could not have been	7
up and down the	7
duke of norfolk and	7
the light of a	7
edited by william sharp	7
the character of elizabeth	7
in the low countries	7
a large number of	7
the queen and the	7
is no doubt that	7
the cause of the	7
the earl of bedford	7
the reign of james	7
in the affairs of	7
under the influence of	7
by reason of the	7
heir to the throne	7
the loss of her	7
the case of the	7
committal to the tower	7
as i have heard	7
the wife of the	7
may be called the	7
and seems to have	7
letter to the queen	7
the defence of the	7
whereby it cometh to	7
that it is not	7
lost no time in	7
south side of the	7
the marquis of exeter	7
the earl of huntingdon	7
queen of scots and	7
it seems to have	7
the same time a	7
the conduct of the	7
a young man of	7
in the presence of	7
of mary queen of	7
of himself and his	7
she was no longer	7
in the same year	7
every man in his	7
in his power to	7
the first order of	7
it will be seen	7
to the end they	7
the master of the	7
by the hand of	7
the author of a	7
is believed to have	7
out of the window	7
of the bishop of	7
on account of his	7
on the story of	7
with the loss of	7
the good graces of	7
at the expense of	7
in the way of	7
on the point of	7
members of the council	7
to the office of	7
it would be difficult	7
of such as are	7
anecdote of the queen	7
one of the very	7
a man who had	7
a few of the	7
what may be called	7
cometh to pass that	7
in the next chapter	7
does not seem to	7
as that of the	7
and the next day	7
which it had been	7
in the light of	7
we do not find	7
in the event of	7
to which she had	7
at the death of	7
that it was the	7
to the wishes of	7
of succession to the	7
little more than a	7
history of english poetry	6
it came to pass	6
supposed to have been	6
of which she had	6
and this is the	6
and as he was	6
could not fail to	6
to be made of	6
the first day of	6
of sir valentine fleetwood	6
to see the queen	6
the office of lord	6
to whom he had	6
the earl of cumberland	6
in the heart of	6
the council of war	6
by the fact that	6
this part of the	6
the earl of rutland	6
the ladies of the	6
as it is thought	6
in each of them	6
that he had not	6
earl of essex had	6
be said of the	6
at the time when	6
the fashion of the	6
as i take it	6
lord deputy of ireland	6
to the see of	6
the light of the	6
it is not necessary	6
in such a case	6
of the death of	6
for the safety of	6
man in his humour	6
as it seems to	6
history of the world	6
the supposed sir valentine	6
at the age of	6
one of the few	6
that she had not	6
the period of her	6
by the loss of	6
the court and the	6
by one of the	6
she was a catholic	6
with the duke of	6
put a stop to	6
at this time the	6
as may be seen	6
the son of the	6
been the subject of	6
not to be found	6
some one of the	6
at one of the	6
and it was in	6
so much the rather	6
of the protestant cause	6
from one of the	6
in prose and verse	6
he was at length	6
between the queen and	6
must be admitted that	6
to have been at	6
work of the time	6
early english text society	6
with the king of	6
for the entertainment of	6
by means of the	6
the course of the	6
if it be not	6
as head of the	6
clerk of the council	6
is said that the	6
day of the flight	6
at the hands of	6
in the shape of	6
to the countess of	6
became more and more	6
it is possible that	6
as has been already	6
for the queen of	6
the loss of his	6
with a view to	6
latter part of the	6
wife of the earl	6
than any of his	6
as it were in	6
he was a man	6
the general character of	6
by whom he was	6
one or two of	6
the sense of the	6
that she was not	6
of her protestant subjects	6
the way in which	6
and it would be	6
a world to see	6
the countess of shrewsbury	6
is not a little	6
the duke of parma	6
the top of the	6
to her majesty in	6
at this time to	6
of all the rest	6
to have been in	6
for the good of	6
the lords of the	6
have come down to	6
under the name of	6
that it had been	6
the intrigues of the	6
the maintenance of the	6
of the power of	6
enemy to the king	6
the subject of the	6
for the use of	6
has been said that	6
and it is not	6
and the title of	6
that she would never	6
but he did not	6
in some of the	6
the best of them	6
and now and then	6
the same time she	6
mind of the queen	6
it was agreed that	6
must be confessed that	6
during the remainder of	6
is one of those	6
and he did not	6
and the duke of	6
at once to the	6
and two or three	6
that she did not	6
in which she was	6
a day or two	6
as if she were	6
the cruelty of the	6
study of the law	6
as the author of	6
something of the same	6
of the council of	6
pap with a hatchet	6
master of the ordnance	6
put an end to	6
the university of cambridge	6
in such wise as	6
a gentleman of the	6
the death of mary	6
the marchioness of exeter	6
that he would have	6
we shall have to	6
will be seen that	6
his queen and country	6
under the reign of	6
burleigh papers by haynes	6
from beyond the sea	6
to any one who	6
elizabeth in the tower	6
an account of the	6
it must be admitted	6
the heart of a	6
the nature of the	6
not so much to	6
that he had a	6
on the south side	6
the attention of the	6
for the maintenance of	6
to have been very	6
the leader of the	6
the failure of the	6
is thought to have	6
in spite of her	6
must have been a	6
it will not be	6
to be allowed to	6
he does not seem	6
one of the best	6
one and the same	6
on this occasion was	6
the queen was much	6
and that he was	6
was a member of	6
in the first instance	6
the reign of edward	6
is not easy to	6
i know not how	6
the same time to	6
the days of the	6
of which is the	6
by the name of	6
the return from parnassus	6
about the middle of	6
the mind of elizabeth	6
to the taste of	6
he was committed to	6
of the king and	6
had the good fortune	6
countries of the main	6
for the space of	6
on the following day	6
as in the following	6
the time of henry	6
presented her with a	6
for a long time	6
an enemy to the	6
other side of the	6
the poetry of the	6
on his return to	6
i do not know	6
may be found in	6
in all the world	6
to believe that the	6
he was not a	6
the appearance of a	6
he was able to	6
for the defence of	6
the knowledge of the	6
to whom she had	6
with the title of	6
to avail himself of	6
chancellor of the university	6
an embassy to the	6
and that she had	6
title to the crown	6
we are told that	6
the marquis of northampton	6
the reign of henry	6
the part of her	6
the loss of calais	6
of elizabeth and her	6
of cloth of gold	6
of which he has	5
the misfortune to be	5
of her majesty and	5
which she was not	5
to become his wife	5
part of the queen	5
is the case with	5
by the appearance of	5
her maids of honor	5
a considerable number of	5
to the history of	5
for the destruction of	5
of the number of	5
between mary and elizabeth	5
it is not that	5
not seem to have	5
which he was about	5
the cause of this	5
of the influence of	5
it shall not be	5
was supposed to be	5
in the seventeenth century	5
and that is the	5
which he had taken	5
the peace of the	5
the year of the	5
he was of a	5
if we are to	5
that any one who	5
the royal family of	5
the favor of his	5
the pleasure of the	5
as much as the	5
would be difficult to	5
to his own house	5
of the two earls	5
to be of the	5
in the art of	5
the days of elizabeth	5
which there is no	5
should be made to	5
the son of sir	5
from the king of	5
his marriage with her	5
the affections of her	5
to the general reader	5
he was also a	5
that a gentleman should	5
the places where they	5
the countess of essex	5
who is said to	5
by her to the	5
yet to be seen	5
that he was in	5
in the new world	5
part of his life	5
and a man of	5
sent a message to	5
the zeal of the	5
that it might be	5
at any rate the	5
as i have been	5
of the most important	5
since the death of	5
a sense of the	5
with respect to the	5
to the death of	5
art of english poesy	5
be supposed to have	5
if he had been	5
is recorded to have	5
the same time it	5
is not necessary to	5
other members of the	5
without the consent of	5
that he was not	5
in the study of	5
the protestant party in	5
and thus much of	5
from the pen of	5
it would be a	5
the duchess of somerset	5
she said that she	5
was at the same	5
had been in the	5
for some time in	5
as the father of	5
he and his men	5
as a matter of	5
almond for a parrot	5
i know not what	5
was not at all	5
the anatomy of melancholy	5
it is not easy	5
to the king and	5
that of any other	5
that the queen had	5
as well as to	5
i have no skill	5
the death of henry	5
as in times past	5
told him that she	5
the duties of his	5
there could be no	5
it is incredible to	5
to the command of	5
could be brought to	5
of the prince of	5
shall suffice to have	5
of the new queen	5
it to be a	5
of a man of	5
in the conduct of	5
men of letters of	5
of a man who	5
by one of her	5
the sign of the	5
it will be recollected	5
and it was only	5
one way or another	5
at this time of	5
so much of the	5
and that of the	5
the latter end of	5
on the arrival of	5
of the english court	5
to be one of	5
for more than a	5
that the king of	5
in the earl of	5
earl of sussex and	5
the command of a	5
than most of his	5
and i do not	5
any one of the	5
of such things as	5
execution of the sentence	5
and in all probability	5
of the suffolk line	5
him to the tower	5
some of them do	5
to the hand of	5
are by no means	5
was brought to the	5
by the duke of	5
is reported to have	5
the way to the	5
but by no means	5
for the death of	5
so long as the	5
in a time of	5
to wait upon her	5
in case of his	5
may or may not	5
for a man to	5
in the highest degree	5
in the arts of	5
more than a century	5
every quarter of the	5
be one of the	5
the reading of the	5
it is not the	5
in the language of	5
end of the reign	5
of this and the	5
the martin marprelate controversy	5
him out of the	5
as i have seen	5
of the english nation	5
quarter of a century	5
we have also the	5
in consequence of this	5
the inns of court	5
that she might be	5
to the bishop of	5
had the misfortune to	5
should be able to	5
the death of leicester	5
before the accession of	5
drawn by six horses	5
yet they are not	5
than at this present	5
it may be observed	5
he was the son	5
be the work of	5
i must needs confess	5
in the execution of	5
it is sufficient to	5
out of the kingdom	5
to keep them from	5
the house of the	5
my lord of leicester	5
there can be no	5
the road to paris	5
him to have been	5
on the mind of	5
she had not been	5
a romance of the	5
at this time a	5
it was a great	5
thought it necessary to	5
the nobility and gentry	5
as they have been	5
the state of her	5
in the church of	5
as well as by	5
he never seems to	5
into the midst of	5
of some of his	5
which ought to have	5
of her majesty in	5
come down to us	5
king henry the seventh	5
of the university wits	5
the rear of the	5
for it is not	5
for my part i	5
for the same purpose	5
of the man who	5
the course of his	5
but it is not	5
for a time to	5
as it may seem	5
for a considerable time	5
and committed to the	5
it seemed as if	5
are now and then	5
there is no reason	5
and not a few	5
lord howard of effingham	5
be brought to pass	5
of henry the eighth	5
in the estimation of	5
never seems to have	5
merry devil of edmonton	5
letter of the queen	5
may be doubted whether	5
in regard to the	5
be regarded as the	5
at the bottom of	5
greatest part of the	5
here and there in	5
the result of the	5
the word of god	5
the law of the	5
still my spaniel slept	5
and it is said	5
the end of her	5
to be looked for	5
i am persuaded that	5
of king henry the	5
to the student of	5
was regarded as a	5
sufficient to say that	5
the tyranny of the	5
he was one of	5
and on the whole	5
for the exercise of	5
part of the work	5
as far as the	5
her majesty and the	5
the fate of the	5
in consideration of his	5
if they happen to	5
some at least of	5
of scots and her	5
it may be doubted	5
not by any means	5
and so much the	5
the fact that the	5
as i said before	5
his way to the	5
the last of the	5
was the author of	5
with those of the	5
many of them are	5
and no sooner had	5
of the black rod	5
the interference of the	5
the earl of lenox	5
the man who had	5
brief view of the	5
in the form of	5
and of all the	5
it has been already	5
of the university of	5
by her in the	5
guilty of high treason	5
the bishop of london	5
to have been born	5
spite of all the	5
the return of the	5
did not hesitate to	5
reign of james i	5
in front of the	5
an almond for a	5
for her safe keeping	5
in his own time	5
i do not read	5
his life and works	5
the cause of his	5
government of the country	5
for a short time	5
which she had hitherto	5
a certain amount of	5
to the lord keeper	5
the bottom of the	5
in the last chapter	5
which he had so	5
must have been the	5
the end of a	5
was not one of	5
so much as to	5
a year or two	5
of our present period	5
that he and his	5
the majority of the	5
many of them were	5
daughter of the king	5
the property of the	5
in the county of	5
the th of january	5
she sent for the	5
office of master of	5
and in the midst	5
of sir thomas more	5
that it may be	5
the minds of the	5
the queen my mistress	5
in england and wales	5
the production of the	5
the power of the	5
the good fortune to	5
the affections of the	5
it must not be	5
it is only fair	5
this part of his	5
the house of york	5
presence of the queen	5
death of the king	5
but there was no	5
the back of the	5
to come to the	5
and it has been	5
that he was born	5
the loss of the	5
the chapter on the	5
president of the north	5
the memory of the	5
songs from the dramatists	5
the oath of supremacy	5
not a little of	5
the question of the	5
not a little to	5
the safety of the	5
were to be had	5
life of the queen	5
a few days later	5
on the eve of	5
the best work of	5
of that which is	5
but i have the	5
he was in the	5
of the ladies of	5
the beginning of this	5
it would have been	5
inches and a half	5
to be supported by	5
the ruin of the	5
to that of the	5
it was about this	5
not to have been	5
is known to have	5
made of gold and	5
that it should be	5
what was to be	5
from the beginning of	5
by the bishop of	5
of the most interesting	5
out of the question	5
the walls of the	5
which the queen had	5
to whom he was	5
to go to bed	5
by robert neilson stephens	5
ought not to be	5
not so much as	5
one of the chief	5
it is clear that	5
of ferrex and porrex	5
on the side of	5
had gone so far	5
of the english queen	5
i have been informed	5
in which she had	5
of the old religion	5
no one of them	5
which he had already	5
the straits of magellan	5
of philip of spain	5
he was the first	5
a quarter of a	5
to come to england	5
the heart of the	5
we have great store	5
of the english tongue	5
a great company of	5
the title of lord	5
was the earl of	5
of the duchess of	5
the hands of a	5
to go to the	5
are for the most	4
such wise as i	4
a long line of	4
of catherine of arragon	4
are to be had	4
the noise of the	4
attachment to the protestant	4
and to be had	4
and for the most	4
greater part of his	4
do no harm to	4
and therefore it is	4
of great importance to	4
she did not wish	4
in a short time	4
to the queen by	4
seen in body and	4
it was a very	4
whereby it appeareth that	4
in behalf of the	4
to return to her	4
a large part of	4
gave no outward sign	4
is to be feared	4
the wars of the	4
in the end of	4
some of the more	4
because he is not	4
any part of his	4
the custom of the	4
of her father and	4
before the time of	4
came to pass that	4
very much the same	4
marriage of the queen	4
the first performance of	4
to see that the	4
by which she had	4
of the period in	4
the last years of	4
at one time she	4
and more of the	4
which she had given	4
when he had finished	4
as we shall see	4
for the redress of	4
of beaumont and fletcher	4
and the destruction of	4
to a certain extent	4
and that she would	4
one of the principal	4
to the composition of	4
literary point of view	4
was sent to the	4
i am but a	4
i do not deny	4
in the composition of	4
hay any work for	4
himself and his family	4
was known to be	4
return to her own	4
at the foot of	4
that has been said	4
under the auspices of	4
the conduct of sir	4
she was not a	4
he is reported to	4
the progress of the	4
by sir john harrington	4
in the person of	4
to have said thus	4
the queen of scotland	4
would have been a	4
did not dare to	4
reason to suppose that	4
which it may be	4
fall into the hands	4
the destruction of the	4
or at any rate	4
by the queen of	4
the mercy of the	4
the name of a	4
in order to make	4
but by this time	4
duties of his office	4
the people of london	4
the eastern coast of	4
that you will not	4
in the possession of	4
the bishop of ross	4
the prince of parma	4
on the day of	4
no outward sign of	4
for so long a	4
heir to the english	4
which have been made	4
the skill with which	4
the words of the	4
the wife of his	4
she was accustomed to	4
sister of henry viii	4
burned at the stake	4
something has been said	4
there is not a	4
of the orlando furioso	4
of elizabeth to the	4
it has been the	4
some of them are	4
some of which have	4
which he did not	4
to say the truth	4
to appear before them	4
of the manner of	4
the wife of a	4
to appear before the	4
of her right of	4
the life of elizabeth	4
the clerk of the	4
the earl of westmorland	4
the houses of the	4
not be brought to	4
the see of canterbury	4
the centre of the	4
an act of parliament	4
the beginning of her	4
the removal of the	4
to pass in the	4
sealed with the great	4
which he had in	4
the queen in the	4
the fate of his	4
it may be noted	4
as if they had	4
made no scruple of	4
taming of the shrew	4
in the knowledge of	4
lady of the lake	4
as if i were	4
the part of elizabeth	4
there were so many	4
and those of his	4
the efforts of the	4
which he had himself	4
declared that she was	4
was at this period	4
in the minds of	4
take the life of	4
to the notice of	4
and as it were	4
of england and the	4
it was the custom	4
by an act of	4
the taming of the	4
by this time the	4
to be taken in	4
but this was not	4
it may be in	4
to speak of the	4
a kind of honorable	4
that it is the	4
to speak of them	4
after the defeat of	4
the possession of the	4
of the very highest	4
that the marriage of	4
in his own day	4
is not improbable that	4
her majesty in her	4
a man of the	4
the exercise of the	4
to the queen in	4
daughter of the earl	4
for one of the	4
there was always a	4
of the anglican church	4
ladies of the court	4
of the realm to	4
one or the other	4
and the absence of	4
at a very early	4
was the daughter of	4
in such wise that	4
strange as it may	4
the next day the	4
the art of english	4
the time of elizabeth	4
that you will be	4
that i did not	4
was not the only	4
if i be not	4
and worthy to be	4
it may have been	4
england as well as	4
with some of the	4
lord herbert of cherbury	4
that she was innocent	4
had caused to be	4
the murder of her	4
and a member of	4
time to go to	4
that there is no	4
the next day they	4
so far as the	4
so as not to	4
the flower of the	4
at the coming of	4
the duke of buckingham	4
the times of the	4
at the english court	4
for a few days	4
that the queen would	4
reign of henry viii	4
in the prime of	4
he is one of	4
other places of the	4
to the court of	4
of woods and marshes	4
to put a stop	4
to seek in the	4
at the house of	4
her right of succession	4
in those days was	4
known to every one	4
the house of peers	4
the jew of malta	4
her father and mother	4
to raise the country	4
the wishes of the	4
government of the church	4
more and more of	4
a certain number of	4
regard it as a	4
it would appear that	4
as far as possible	4
it had been the	4
caused it to be	4
a little of the	4
and the ruin of	4
is known of his	4
of the school of	4
of an enemy to	4
the secretary of state	4
the curse of the	4
of his sovereign and	4
the physician and anthony	4
that he might have	4
cape of good hope	4
with most of the	4
the duke and the	4
the crown of england	4
the head of which	4
was not of a	4
out of the land	4
my ballads from mss	4
and the result is	4
that when at last	4
as may suffice for	4
are more or less	4
the pursuivant and his	4
of one of her	4
murder of her husband	4
in her own house	4
and of which the	4
from the tower of	4
it should take place	4
the cause of her	4
could not well be	4
marriage of the king	4
in the afternoon of	4
and it is probable	4
which seem to have	4
had begun to be	4
to my lord of	4
had come to the	4
heart of a king	4
of the king to	4
in the tower of	4
the death of their	4
the pope and the	4
eldest son of the	4
of ladies and gentlemen	4
at the top of	4
of sundry kinds of	4
on the throne of	4
of the secret of	4
was looked upon as	4
of a considerable number	4
interview with the queen	4
it was at the	4
to the tower of	4
of the members of	4
the last decade of	4
the manners of the	4
suffice to have said	4
have the heart of	4
and last of all	4
from the french of	4
what is that to	4
with each other in	4
as will be seen	4
that she would have	4
in body and parentage	4
the countess of nottingham	4
the head of such	4
his return from his	4
that he would never	4
first part of the	4
the time of edward	4
the seat of the	4
lady jane grey and	4
by no means destitute	4
and many of them	4
by any one who	4
the rest of his	4
in the parliament of	4
the form of a	4
the midst of these	4
lived and died a	4
the plunder of the	4
is to be hoped	4
to comply with the	4
over to england to	4
the best part of	4
succession to the english	4
came to the throne	4
in the centre of	4
as is the case	4
with which she was	4
of the civil war	4
a man of letters	4
had by this time	4
had the weakness to	4
the shape of a	4
the indignation of the	4
a few of his	4
on his return from	4
in right of his	4
was placed in the	4
had at length been	4
the situation of elizabeth	4
almost the whole of	4
the advancement of the	4
as a member of	4
in the autumn of	4
is only fair to	4
both in prose and	4
the story of his	4
may be permitted to	4
died on the th	4
now and then to	4
his life and poems	4
at the mercy of	4
with the great seal	4
lieth not in me	4
brought to the scaffold	4
of sir amias paulet	4
as much as to	4
was educated at cambridge	4
the nation at large	4
was the work of	4
on a secret mission	4
avail himself of the	4
the loss of a	4
as much as possible	4
character as seen in	4
life of the earl	4
the part of his	4
according to his own	4
furniture of our houses	4
the place where the	4
the personal character of	4
the end they may	4
much to do with	4
a vast number of	4
a half within the	4
first order of poets	4
it has already been	4
the people of the	4
had been on the	4
time of henry viii	4
it cannot be denied	4
was not of the	4
appointed for the purpose	4
in place of the	4
on occasion of the	4
in the opinion of	4
of this great minister	4
the latter years of	4
side by side with	4
end of the year	4
he was sent to	4
to himself and his	4
the literature of the	4
the restoration of the	4
for the loss of	4
the marriage of mary	4
part of the play	4
it lieth not in	4
at least in the	4
to say that the	4
the palace of the	4
as he had been	4
by some of the	4
part of his work	4
of the spirit of	4
she found it expedient	4
a certain kind of	4
lords of the council	4
don john of austria	4
the most interesting of	4
the queen that he	4
it is well known	4
brought hither out of	4
and that of her	4
any one who has	4
by the industry of	4
about this time to	4
that there was a	4
of the two houses	4
of the measures of	4
author of an enemy	4
the body of a	4
in the year of	4
the fair maid of	4
him for her husband	4
from the top of	4
more than forty years	4
the queen was pleased	4
the streets through which	4
in order of succession	4
she was about to	4
about the beginning of	4
group of university wits	4
the bosom of the	4
the other in the	4
the queen her sister	4
as a prose writer	4
at his own expense	4
in times past the	4
of the queen with	4
latter part of his	4
nearly related to the	4
the meaning of the	4
is none of the	4
to pass that the	4
the same time he	4
the description of scotland	4
it is at this	4
and sent them to	4
to suppose that the	4
who had not yet	4
to which she was	4
the queen and to	4
authority of the pope	4
the friendship of the	4
and the welfare of	4
of the queen was	4
as soon as it	4
body of a weak	4
of france and spain	4
the foundation of the	4
three or four years	4
from which he had	4
the whole reign of	4
he could not have	4
we do not know	4
was well known that	4
the author of euphues	4
he did not know	4
and especially in the	4
but on the whole	4
as is to be	4
the days of queen	4
is not in the	4
as a man of	4
come to pass that	4
the sovereignty of the	4
of the french court	4
the earl of desmond	4
he may have been	4
if there is any	4
under the charge of	4
of the master of	4
it is not in	4
for the protection of	4
no reasonable doubt that	4
has been already remarked	4
coming of the normans	4
by means of a	4
have been at the	4
on a charge of	4
the chronicles of the	4
not only to be	4
it had been a	4
first day of the	4
as seen in body	4
it is one of	4
taken upon our coasts	4
to be removed from	4
seem to have had	4
very few of them	4
to be such as	4
the request of the	4
in a few days	4
he might have been	4
the better of the	4
the princess elizabeth was	4
before the eyes of	4
and a half within	4
it ought to be	4
headship of the church	4
their wives and children	4
one of the earliest	4
she was to be	4
of them have been	4
she appears to have	4
yet for all this	4
was a person of	4
the church in england	4
be seen by the	4
in the commonwealth of	4
was well known to	4
in one of those	4
were all sorts of	4
be regarded as a	4
and the influence of	4
box on the ear	4
so well as the	4
on their way to	4
of the english navy	4
of his royal mistress	4
of the earl was	4
she was willing to	4
in the second place	4
the first year of	4
run the risk of	4
the cape of good	4
she told him that	4
that some of them	4
on the head of	4
on the heart of	4
into the service of	4
of the literature of	4
other countries of the	4
it may be added	4
a victim to the	4
john davies of hereford	4
the laws of england	4
the princes of the	4
forty years of age	4
the heroine of the	4
in some places of	4
in the judgement of	4
in a long and	4
she was pleased to	4
that her majesty would	4
in the early part	4
in london during the	4
that she had no	4
in order to secure	4
that the king was	4
to be confounded with	4
the queen and council	4
and her page were	4
that the lady mary	4
of the greatest of	4
the whole course of	4
to the queen for	4
till after his death	4
she would not have	4
of the necessity of	4
in the latter part	4
man of good family	4
but there is no	4
at this time in	4
the whole force of	4
supposed to be a	4
of sir henry sidney	4
in the mouths of	4
supreme head of the	4
get possession of the	4
a man of great	4
to be permitted to	4
side of the road	4
the interest of the	4
but whither am i	4
may be regarded as	4
to the dignity of	4
the good will of	4
were it not that	4
but there are many	4
so much as the	4
if it had been	4
him the command of	4
under the conduct of	4
he was a very	4
the poet of the	4
in one of her	4
this was not the	4
in the sense of	4
the impetuosity of his	4
her own safety and	4
a man of a	4
in the end the	4
history of english literature	4
as i had been	4
the representation of plays	4
the heads of the	4
and in the meantime	4
something the same may	4
in the spring of	4
to the post of	4
be confounded with the	4
i have the heart	4
of the present day	4
is not so good	4
of the time to	4
to the presence of	4
i will not fail	4
one of his best	4
and for a time	4
literature of the period	4
and one of them	4
in two or three	4
it was found that	4
must needs confess that	4
to the protestant cause	4
taken out of the	4
to the end the	4
of this part of	4
by the hope of	4
if you respect the	4
have said thus much	4
in each of which	4
was a sort of	4
died when he was	4
in the end to	4
about this time that	4
the merry wives of	4
in the british museum	4
which seems to have	4
a devil of a	4
the vehemence of his	4
in the world to	4
the discussion of the	4
in england than in	4
so as to make	4
i shall not be	4
they seem to have	4
in which it is	4
and not able to	4
in the english language	4
side of the house	4
the countess of lenox	4
to the place of	4
and the queen herself	4
the first of these	4
the date of his	4
a few of them	4
of parks and warrens	4
man who had been	4
that if he would	4
the midst of her	4
the great house of	4
in one way or	4
it should appear that	4
some of his plays	4
of the queen in	4
to me in the	4
office of lord high	4
the same to be	4
was a young man	4
under the care of	4
nothing is known of	4
no means destitute of	4
the men of letters	4
to share in the	4
constable of the tower	4
gave occasion to a	4
one of his letters	4
it was said that	4
but in the end	4
so many of them	4
to be feared that	4
all the rest of	4
one hundred and twenty	4
of the people of	4
have been able to	4
was the first of	4
in a great measure	4
was conveyed to the	4
from the queen of	4
about it is the	4
no wonder that the	4
the office of master	4
in order to be	4
of palamon and arcite	4
on the character of	4
the face of the	4
what he had done	4
carried to the tower	4
letter to the earl	4
is no reason to	4
than that which is	4
there is a great	4
merry wives of windsor	4
that one of the	4
as well as with	4
that she was no	4
of the failure of	4
the religion of the	4
the works of the	4
could not be brought	4
queen of england and	4
in the sight of	4
the mental gifts are	4
before the days of	4
and when it was	4
in the use of	4
a message to the	4
the author of this	4
and there was no	4
the execution of his	4
in the affair of	4
to look upon her	4
the emperor charles v	4
at the opening of	4
to be wondered at	4
the subject of a	4
to the royal apartments	4
on account of her	4
a king of england	4
in the discharge of	4
and on the other	4
of those that are	4
the feet of the	4
his marriage with the	4
in the office of	4
general of the horse	4
to the title of	4
the constable of the	4
nothing to do with	4
it is not improbable	4
out of the way	4
by the gift of	4
the only way to	4
possession of the throne	4
was born in london	4
with the rest of	4
it was to the	4
half within the mouth	4
queen was pleased to	4
with which he was	4
and he was a	4
to be brought to	4
be prevailed upon to	4
in any of the	4
for the satisfaction of	4
the party of the	4
the time of king	4
during all this time	4
devil of a woman	4
sentiments of the queen	4
settlement of the crown	4
in time past were	4
in england and ireland	4
the crowd in the	4
the same in the	4
for mine own part	4
if i should say	4
the blood of the	4
various parts of the	4
from one of his	4
of the life and	4
is not at all	4
of elizabeth in the	4
any work for cooper	4
we have in like	4
it is pretty certain	4
the cause of popery	4
it is needless to	4
the liberation of the	4
will be found in	4
to her and her	4
reason to believe that	4
of the time of	4
as much as i	4
that he is the	4
for it is a	4
of his life in	4
it was well known	4
back of the stage	4
the merry devil of	4
the will of the	4
but that she had	4
who had long been	4
of the history of	4
that it was her	4
parts of the country	4
the representative of the	4
her up to the	4
became the wife of	4
to the influence of	4
so it was that	4
that the use of	4
the time of her	4
which is a lamentable	4
he returned to the	4
if there be any	4
the first half of	4
as ever i knew	4
to carry into effect	4
to show that he	4
it is not to	4
the circumstances of the	4
of the marchioness of	4
and those of the	4
and not at all	4
when the mental gifts	4
and while he was	4
judges of the realm	4
the prices of things	4
for the marriage of	4
if it were not	4
the sake of the	4
to enable him to	4
between himself and the	4
with the character of	4
for the execution of	4
to the party of	4
take place in a	4
king edward the third	4
there is nothing in	4
it is fair to	4
when he was quite	4
of her special favor	4
of the queen herself	4
the number of the	4
said one of the	4
as he was a	4
this realm of england	4
of england in the	3
food and diet of	3
taking any part in	3
the safety of his	3
after the coming of	3
even at this present	3
by those who have	3
he was a catholic	3
that it was necessary	3
for his share in	3
sith there is no	3
the month of december	3
the search of the	3
to give her the	3
of such as had	3
and that in the	3
of people in england	3
but it did not	3
she is as toward	3
of the subject is	3
and all the rest	3
measures of the queen	3
the marquis of winchester	3
to inherit the crown	3
queen of scots to	3
death of catherine of	3
by which he was	3
the generosity of his	3
was that of a	3
of our own commodities	3
which would have been	3
in my little work	3
property of the church	3
of the english in	3
give a guess at	3
the support of the	3
the queen on the	3
of sir richard sackville	3
none of hers that	3
the appearance of the	3
by sea and land	3
the house of austria	3
safe keeping of the	3
the young earl of	3
quickly to the window	3
to take off the	3
the battle of alcazar	3
my lady may have	3
have driven off as	3
a long train of	3
the tears of fancy	3
english literature from the	3
walter earl of essex	3
in short time will	3
princely pleasures of kennelworth	3
the autumn of the	3
of one sort and	3
to bring her to	3
is so universally known	3
but it must be	3
the queen for her	3
queen of scots had	3
does not appear to	3
bestowed on him by	3
author of the anatomy	3
have a mess of	3
euphues and his england	3
the very nature of	3
in a condition to	3
her grace to have	3
there is no other	3
of the opinion that	3
grace to have her	3
as the stars to	3
have in like manner	3
to do in this	3
would not have to	3
the states of holland	3
as some of them	3
by the queen and	3
with a view of	3
the sound of the	3
of the last decade	3
on the occurrence of	3
to her majesty a	3
of whom some one	3
of sir robert cecil	3
the origin of the	3
it was thence that	3
it was here that	3
of sir philip sidney	3
my good friend philip	3
that the life of	3
the house of seymour	3
the king of poland	3
far short of the	3
at such a juncture	3
yet it may be	3
in the same breath	3
cities and good towns	3
temper of the queen	3
to her own lodging	3
judge of these matters	3
in presence of the	3
the death of this	3
the headship of the	3
towards the close of	3
is to be noted	3
there was nothing in	3
the conferences at york	3
in the following passage	3
five or six hundred	3
was only one of	3
than the work of	3
when he should have	3
the school of spenser	3
to make way for	3
not a few others	3
offence to her majesty	3
but she would not	3
religion of the country	3
as long as i	3
it is highly probable	3
henry pole lord montacute	3
those of the other	3
remarked that she was	3
were by no means	3
that in respect of	3
to be in the	3
by the king of	3
that it might not	3
if it were so	3
that he was an	3
that her grace may	3
his daughter to the	3
it is by no	3
of the two noble	3
himself at the feet	3
that can be said	3
latter end of the	3
it was long before	3
which his father had	3
went up to the	3
it is at least	3
in her own dominions	3
secret of blank verse	3
as if there were	3
had from the first	3
they that do change	3
the child of anne	3
that they were no	3
with a hatchet and	3
time to have been	3
and it must be	3
not so much in	3
were not to be	3
proposals of marriage to	3
for the king of	3
so i wish that	3
they were ready to	3
sith my purpose is	3
answered that it was	3
that they had no	3
had shown himself so	3
the queen for his	3
the middling and lower	3
i know not but	3
burning at the stake	3
can be said for	3
and in every sense	3
some of the principal	3
by the interference of	3
remanded to the tower	3
a new way to	3
best part of the	3
to the old faith	3
the most part they	3
the ground of the	3
of the order of	3
should be made in	3
intrigues of the duke	3
which of them should	3
give her hand to	3
of the two great	3
is not of the	3
with lullaby now take	3
the designs of the	3
shall not be amiss	3
on which he had	3
may be worth while	3
she was compelled to	3
the glories of the	3
the poets of this	3
years of the sixteenth	3
which the life of	3
and she was not	3
this seat of learning	3
my little work on	3
with a train of	3
so soon as she	3
of the people than	3
to write to the	3
in which i was	3
the reign of queen	3
in the latter case	3
hers that i have	3
as it is the	3
was not able to	3
any prince of europe	3
the first four books	3
of the established church	3
an attack on the	3
branch of the family	3
at a loss to	3
his letter to the	3
the most important of	3
her chief secretary of	3
that i have the	3
for some reason or	3
which has often been	3
considerable portion of the	3
to the extent of	3
to the sum of	3
brandon duke of suffolk	3
she would not be	3
that in times past	3
against the duke of	3
of her majesty was	3
going to the wars	3
more characteristic features of	3
of their time in	3
the fact that he	3
with a great company	3
such as are of	3
restored him to her	3
of the psalms and	3
for she was not	3
of the english stage	3
of the first acts	3
for a few months	3
he wrote in the	3
conceived the plan of	3
and the spanish ambassador	3
in the defence of	3
in accordance with the	3
to the lord treasurer	3
acts of violence and	3
to be compared with	3
not appear to have	3
he told her that	3
knew that it was	3
he has not the	3
day or two after	3
the sailing of the	3
of sir anthony cook	3
at sight of the	3
how fair she is	3
we may see the	3
him by her majesty	3
of the greek and	3
first thirty years of	3
which he had at	3
may have a mess	3
every man out of	3
in his own way	3
that they were ready	3
is true that the	3
it was her pleasure	3
of the title of	3
the mother of this	3
and the still more	3
that if it were	3
during the whole reign	3
in the lifetime of	3
to her majesty the	3
with which it was	3
her majesty in a	3
mixed up with the	3
sir thomas pope was	3
the arms of the	3
general character of his	3
the council and the	3
different parts of the	3
at the pleasure of	3
sits down to smoke	3
a man who was	3
of the captive queen	3
one of the men	3
weak and feeble woman	3
but he may have	3
he did not write	3
where she was to	3
to the modern reader	3
period of his life	3
the accomplishment of the	3
her letter to the	3
in state to the	3
of introducing to the	3
very much of the	3
lay in her power	3
of the most characteristic	3
that they are not	3
the next morning she	3
he was sixteen years	3
been more than once	3
of the horse to	3
she might one day	3
backed quickly to the	3
a prisoner in the	3
to be put to	3
the men in the	3
of the policy of	3
to each of them	3
a motion was made	3
to submit to the	3
the friends of mary	3
ring which she had	3
the kings of england	3
that there was an	3
no manner of linen	3
in various parts of	3
which she might have	3
after the fashion of	3
for so many years	3
was wont to say	3
but she could not	3
i mean not to	3
with whom he had	3
and such is the	3
through which she passed	3
lieutenant of the tower	3
she gave him a	3
for a return to	3
members of the privy	3
to a fine of	3
to be sold at	3
therefore i know not	3
the gorgeousness of the	3
with the light of	3
for some unknown reason	3
the matter of that	3
the ill success of	3
from the purpose of	3
degree she is at	3
have been glad to	3
the possession of his	3
off as long as	3
at the mouth of	3
of the realm and	3
not think that there	3
turned in his saddle	3
at the back of	3
first performance of hamlet	3
the king and his	3
that some of the	3
fatal catastrophe of his	3
the services of the	3
attempts which have been	3
yet i will not	3
as it has been	3
as might be expected	3
by him in his	3
the earl of murray	3
a good dish or	3
dog in a doublet	3
which led to the	3
and all manner of	3
in the earlier and	3
between elizabeth and mary	3
far as i can	3
that the princess elizabeth	3
the reputation of his	3
as they were then	3
in part at least	3
did not venture to	3
the scene of the	3
with us to the	3
no other object than	3
but it was never	3
lived and died in	3
in obedience to which	3
himself at her feet	3
that she should make	3
middle of the sixteenth	3
and it is certain	3
the work of men	3
grace may have that	3
the character of his	3
lifetime of the queen	3
at any rate in	3
without in the least	3
building and furniture of	3
to the people of	3
was a friend of	3
and to all hers	3
in a tavern or	3
that the duke of	3
as his reward the	3
it cannot be said	3
as she passed through	3
of the loss of	3
was a roman catholic	3
the beautiful daughter of	3
of a long life	3
make small account of	3
through the coach doorway	3
see that her grace	3
he could have been	3
to the last of	3
there to be found	3
one of her chaplains	3
that i am not	3
a troop of horse	3
what choice have i	3
not how to order	3
the poet seems to	3
the estate of the	3
were locked and bolted	3
earl of leicester had	3
by the sacrifice of	3
was at the time	3
i have seen by	3
and the son of	3
between elizabeth and the	3
him an object of	3
and the queen went	3
to the level of	3
for which they are	3
of those who had	3
conveyed to the tower	3
the necessity of his	3
seems to have made	3
the death warrant of	3
of his life was	3
in favor of this	3
a sister of the	3
nothing of the kind	3
and i pray god	3
on account of their	3
here follows an account	3
thought to have been	3