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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	46
on the th of	27
a voyage to lisbon	21
lady mary wortley montagu	21
in the preface to	21
journal of a voyage	20
of a voyage to	20
in the possession of	20
it is impossible to	19
seems to have been	19
one of the most	19
in the case of	17
theatre in the haymarket	16
is said to have	16
it is to be	15
world to the next	15
this world to the	15
the end of the	15
journey from this world	15
the character of a	15
to be found in	15
the journal of a	15
from this world to	15
on the other hand	15
in the british museum	14
the county of middlesex	14
in the county of	14
at the beginning of	14
in the character of	14
was by no means	14
in the same manner	14
a great number of	14
as we have seen	13
the rest of the	13
the preface to the	13
i was obliged to	13
it is clear that	13
and at the same	13
at the age of	13
the author of the	13
as well as the	13
at the end of	12
of the english novel	12
in one of the	12
in the person of	12
preface to the miscellanies	12
the covent garden journal	12
the part of a	11
one and the same	11
house in bow street	11
to say the truth	11
for the first time	11
in the form of	11
it is difficult to	11
little theatre in the	10
the journey from this	10
the hands of the	10
for the benefit of	10
the beginning of the	10
on the part of	10
the voyage to lisbon	10
the liberty of the	10
that is to say	10
to the duke of	10
at the head of	9
of the peace for	9
the duke of newcastle	9
to have been the	9
is now in the	9
without the assistance of	9
in the other world	9
author of tom jones	9
the form of a	9
in the midst of	9
the care of the	9
does not seem to	9
in favour of the	9
in the hands of	9
the assistance of a	9
the little theatre in	9
that he had been	9
is by no means	9
in the beginning of	9
one of the best	9
be found in the	9
the author of tom	9
justice of the peace	9
not seem to have	9
by the name of	9
that he could not	9
now in the possession	9
the part of the	9
on the side of	9
the account of the	8
miss lucy in town	8
if i may so	8
i have often thought	8
i could not help	8
for my own part	8
i may so call	8
within a few days	8
a justice of the	8
and that it was	8
to me to be	8
as well as of	8
love in several masques	8
the isle of wight	8
the history of the	8
in the house of	8
an engraving of a	8
appears to have been	8
the publication of the	8
a great deal of	8
it must be admitted	8
in the pages of	8
may so call it	8
to the author of	8
the name of the	8
the latter part of	8
after the death of	8
from an engraving of	8
don quixote in england	8
to a man of	8
the face of the	8
in the service of	8
it must have been	8
that he was a	8
was one of the	8
as appears from the	8
the case of the	8
seem to have been	8
in the following month	8
is to be found	8
the age of twenty	8
the first number of	7
the th of february	7
for the loss of	7
life and death of	7
to the care of	7
his house in bow	7
and there is no	7
the author of pasquin	7
with the utmost expedition	7
in one of his	7
the same time the	7
the use of the	7
it is needless to	7
the rest of his	7
and it is not	7
the fact that the	7
had not the least	7
the life and death	7
into the presence of	7
the queen of portugal	7
now in the british	7
said to have been	7
of some of the	7
no such thing as	7
if it had been	7
a good deal of	7
the person of a	7
appear to have been	7
of lady mary wortley	7
the loss of a	7
of the truth of	7
the house of commons	7
to which he had	7
it is in the	7
an account of the	7
a quarter of a	7
must be admitted that	7
may be gathered from	7
in the words of	7
at the expense of	7
come down to us	7
of goods and passengers	6
of which he had	6
was sure of a	6
at his house in	6
to have been made	6
dedication to the public	6
the new theatre in	6
in the utmost hurry	6
it is certain that	6
it was impossible to	6
and as for the	6
of the eighteenth century	6
of the author of	6
are to be found	6
i had not the	6
came to an anchor	6
the th of january	6
it is true that	6
justices of the peace	6
i do not remember	6
it was in the	6
the hands of a	6
the close of the	6
which i have often	6
received a visit from	6
with that of the	6
that there is nothing	6
that it was a	6
the fact that he	6
goods and passengers from	6
to be the case	6
nor do i believe	6
for which he had	6
the person of the	6
put out the light	6
and there is a	6
to go on board	6
may be found in	6
the date of the	6
many of my readers	6
the death of his	6
it is probable that	6
put an end to	6
a captain of a	6
of the isle of	6
what it is to	6
as much as they	6
received the royal assent	6
at a time when	6
late increase of robbers	6
by the end of	6
both wind and tide	6
censor of great britain	6
there can be no	6
of the middle temple	6
in the presence of	6
the history of tom	6
a few days after	6
for her part she	6
were not to be	6
he was obliged to	6
certain it is that	6
the columns of the	6
to be able to	6
i was no sooner	6
in the columns of	6
by no means to	6
for the most part	6
sure of a wind	6
history of tom jones	6
the man of the	6
the cause of the	6
at drury lane in	6
of a drawing by	6
at the close of	6
he was sure of	6
master of a vessel	6
i was forced to	6
the late increase of	6
he must have been	6
the date of his	6
a man who had	6
the causes of the	5
little degree of strength	5
seated on the deck	5
the master of a	5
can be little doubt	5
they are both too	5
have the authority of	5
trusted to the power	5
a journey from this	5
attended by the captain	5
do not remember to	5
was no easy matter	5
in the world to	5
the creator of the	5
in the highest degree	5
i was not much	5
at the time of	5
large sum of money	5
lowest of the people	5
the life of mr	5
under the name of	5
towards the end of	5
if he did not	5
even moving his hat	5
of a bow street	5
by the light of	5
and then put out	5
life of henry fielding	5
of which had been	5
to me in the	5
though at the same	5
no means to be	5
in a copy of	5
than that of the	5
a mile from the	5
pay a visit to	5
is to be feared	5
fielding seems to have	5
beginning of the winter	5
i am sure i	5
the registers of st	5
apology for the life	5
in the face of	5
to be performed by	5
by act of parliament	5
of love for his	5
every one of them	5
by different gangs of	5
engraving of a drawing	5
the duke of bedford	5
time the tenderest mother	5
into the causes of	5
as a justice of	5
some little degree of	5
within the space of	5
same time the tenderest	5
i will not determine	5
i well knew i	5
fatigued to death with	5
to apply to the	5
the wants of a	5
of the house of	5
often thought they are	5
not be able to	5
a more than ordinary	5
towards the close of	5
different gangs of street	5
there is no reason	5
to the use of	5
in the opinion of	5
thought they are both	5
in which case the	5
as mr austin dobson	5
be gathered from the	5
the possession of mr	5
this part of the	5
is not easy to	5
mother in the world	5
a man may be	5
received a message from	5
in the miscellanies of	5
of his wife and	5
be supposed to have	5
volume of the miscellanies	5
have come down to	5
into the hands of	5
to the power of	5
power of any man	5
no reason for supposing	5
the lowest of the	5
but this was not	5
it is a pity	5
in which he was	5
it is well known	5
new theatre in the	5
at the price of	5
as one of the	5
abjectly implored for mercy	5
for the sake of	5
out of the way	5
the possession of the	5
of the late increase	5
in the lower world	5
to make a man	5
the arrival of the	5
of the present age	5
to death with several	5
presence of a lady	5
on board our ship	5
in the name of	5
for the life of	5
i am convinced that	5
in the london daily	5
it was no easy	5
the th of may	5
may be seen in	5
fielding and his wife	5
a matter of no	5
be trusted to the	5
much the greater part	5
like a heroine and	5
before the end of	5
we were obliged to	5
the power of any	5
in the journey from	5
in the first edition	5
he had never seen	5
the palace of death	5
not remember to have	5
the presence of a	5
that it was not	5
more like a heroine	5
the first edition of	5
or even moving his	5
is impossible to say	5
sir charles hanbury williams	5
in order to pay	5
there can be little	5
the beginning of his	5
the city of diseases	5
an entry in the	5
in the style of	5
end of the month	5
the state of the	5
the entry in the	5
which he seemed to	5
that he was sure	5
had the pleasure of	5
fielding must have been	5
to be trusted to	5
a man of sense	5
and he proceeds to	5
to regale ourselves with	5
his wife and children	5
the tenderest mother in	5
in the covent garden	5
in the execution of	5
were one and the	5
tenderest mother in the	5
with a kind of	5
the th of november	5
the th of june	5
called to the bar	5
almost fatigued to death	5
dear wife and child	5
of some of those	5
great part of the	5
where there was nothing	5
the truth of the	5
to use his own	5
as i have seen	5
an act of parliament	5
that he should have	5
as much as the	5
causes of the late	5
which i could not	5
it seems to have	5
i should have been	5
the condition of the	5
i will venture to	5
to the other world	5
and the fact that	5
must have been a	5
he seems to have	5
could not have been	5
the advantage of the	5
the mouth of the	5
be seen in the	5
of the river tajo	5
are both too good	5
a heroine and philosopher	5
always appeared to me	5
the life of a	5
have often thought they	5
with the exception of	5
and death of common	5
to sir robert walpole	5
a bow street magistrate	5
from a man who	5
of the greatest of	5
committed within the space	4
it with some little	4
as any kind of	4
seen in an entertainment	4
we shall have occasion	4
and a tender nurse	4
one of those magistrates	4
of mr austin dobson	4
the loss of our	4
in the reign of	4
to pay a visit	4
the late duke of	4
the public lost mr	4
was come to an	4
i reflect on the	4
the evening of the	4
the captain of a	4
to return to the	4
between me and the	4
of two or three	4
had the misfortune to	4
an immediate end to	4
the manner in which	4
and unhardened by all	4
think himself obliged to	4
the same period with	4
coach was at the	4
for the honour of	4
captain declared he was	4
pains and to despise	4
and by refusing to	4
in a single instance	4
circumstance which would have	4
by the author of	4
to a port in	4
acted the part of	4
the doctrine of that	4
if what i did	4
tender offices becoming the	4
it might have been	4
and found me awake	4
it on the table	4
manners of men were	4
leave of some of	4
on account of what	4
dangers of the sea	4
the captain had been	4
works of lady mary	4
and by that means	4
but a gloomy aspect	4
been the captain of	4
than all the rest	4
the back of the	4
and passengers from one	4
for stealing a horse	4
uncured and unhardened by	4
passengers from one place	4
be any great evil	4
with which i was	4
wife and child must	4
for the county of	4
for that none who	4
went into the country	4
not tell his name	4
of a trading vessel	4
creatures on whom i	4
that a man must	4
the world in the	4
one of his letters	4
of him who is	4
the usual and accustomed	4
of the ill consequences	4
but could be no	4
that he was at	4
his covent garden journal	4
title to that denomination	4
if we had been	4
served as very proper	4
the remainder of his	4
on behalf of his	4
besides discharging excellently well	4
the great comic epic	4
back of the isle	4
which i did not	4
into it with some	4
by all the doctrine	4
memorable day when the	4
to little more than	4
the bay of biscay	4
much terrified with the	4
the thoughts of happening	4
sun i had ever	4
those creatures on whom	4
liberty of the press	4
guided by nature and	4
covering from his head	4
as they are called	4
he had been the	4
relating to five different	4
is impossible not to	4
to the ears of	4
captain of a ship	4
with an account of	4
that he would be	4
supposed to have been	4
that they had been	4
on the other side	4
me awake at my	4
in the absence of	4
was not much terrified	4
a large number of	4
go immediately to bath	4
ever seen in an	4
if it should be	4
would be difficult to	4
who had any title	4
which case the bath	4
that he might be	4
happened to julian in	4
from a degree of	4
as he was in	4
i can truly say	4
was produced at drury	4
of the river of	4
cloth to be laid	4
is clear that fielding	4
it is interesting to	4
of tom jones to	4
quarter of a mile	4
the sale of the	4
what it was to	4
the heat of the	4
all the doctrine of	4
in a few minutes	4
not appear to have	4
is supposed to have	4
and that he had	4
but this is a	4
and take leave of	4
excellently well her own	4
was to be found	4
i did not conceive	4
writing for the stage	4
the service of my	4
would lead us to	4
as very proper decorations	4
part of the time	4
service of my country	4
whom he had been	4
in which i had	4
it is possible that	4
a man deaf to	4
some of those creatures	4
murders and robberies which	4
had no longer any	4
to a deep jaundice	4
but it is impossible	4
indeed no other than	4
of a different kind	4
small bowl of punch	4
matter for me to	4
the light of this	4
passions of men are	4
his cousin lady mary	4
born at sharpham park	4
the execution of which	4
a time when no	4
put down by act	4
in notes and queries	4
be the case of	4
the owner of the	4
break into the presence	4
there is nothing more	4
be a riding surveyor	4
as well as a	4
in the true patriot	4
without making any answer	4
usual and accustomed wages	4
child must pardon me	4
as it is called	4
there is nothing which	4
that i had a	4
have nothing to do	4
this gang of villains	4
so as to be	4
is as true that	4
philosophical school where i	4
advantage of the tide	4
did not undergo more	4
from a mezzotint of	4
space of a week	4
relates his adventures in	4
and it is so	4
at the expence of	4
to behold and take	4
gang of villains and	4
death with several long	4
reduced to the last	4
i began to think	4
of a set of	4
a very great degree	4
without any kind of	4
who had long been	4
and had the pleasure	4
the readers of his	4
had any title to	4
we came to an	4
quarter of an hour	4
i do solemnly declare	4
there was no necessity	4
down by act of	4
for me to force	4
shall have occasion to	4
it is impossible not	4
not that i would	4
on account of the	4
in a very weak	4
to go immediately to	4
the general advertiser for	4
to put it into	4
weak and deplorable condition	4
it may well be	4
the success of pasquin	4
fact that he had	4
must be regarded as	4
when i came to	4
in company with the	4
a second edition of	4
found me awake at	4
of the following year	4
of conveying them to	4
the pages of the	4
henry fielding and his	4
to take a shilling	4
impossible for him to	4
me necessary to such	4
he then took his	4
what i have here	4
some of the most	4
in the evening our	4
which has always appeared	4
the delays of the	4
it should not be	4
would not have had	4
the wheel of fortune	4
i did not undergo	4
exceeding the power of	4
seems to me to	4
them that they were	4
it may be added	4
he was in the	4
was a riding surveyor	4
proceeds to point out	4
below the regard of	4
of a ship is	4
conceive to be any	4
of the same month	4
of a justice of	4
thoughts of happening to	4
was that of a	4
provision for the poor	4
letter is now in	4
to five different murders	4
his appointment as a	4
left off writing for	4
at my house at	4
the rents and profits	4
and went into it	4
had but a gloomy	4
the goodness of the	4
off writing for the	4
any great evil to	4
be little doubt that	4
no sooner told me	4
as if they had	4
much out of the	4
very weak and deplorable	4
be attended with the	4
as in the case	4
almost at the same	4
had been a very	4
and laid it on	4
make a man deaf	4
little known to the	4
and occasionally perform his	4
a shilling from a	4
and to despise death	4
grace the duke of	4
the title of the	4
but that it was	4
to the good of	4
appear the more extraordinary	4
be regarded as a	4
i was persuaded by	4
his anchor no more	4
the best of men	4
her part she had	4
took his covering from	4
the most melancholy sun	4
told me than i	4
of whom it was	4
and it may be	4
is no reason for	4
besides being a faithful	4
passage through the bay	4
of the east stour	4
ordered the cloth to	4
fielding appears to have	4
there is no record	4
the cloth to be	4
played the part of	4
any title to that	4
that none who had	4
was at the door	4
genius of henry fielding	4
that the wind was	4
to take a walk	4
i was very well	4
no other than the	4
that it had lost	4
that philosophical school where	4
it is as true	4
the london daily post	4
remaining part of the	4
that he was bewitched	4
i have probably lost	4
to the honour of	4
and child must pardon	4
would break into the	4
satire on the times	4
likewise supply the wants	4
as a matter of	4
i will not say	4
the absence of any	4
great evil to myself	4
the power of the	4
the lady of the	4
adventures in the character	4
the peace for westminster	4
terrified with the thoughts	4
it had lost all	4
with the thoughts of	4
lost all its muscular	4
i began to prepare	4
declared he was sure	4
is one of the	4
had it not been	4
it is one of	4
publication of joseph andrews	4
the gentlemen of the	4
the materials of a	4
of carrying goods and	4
apology or even moving	4
at the hands of	4
food of the poor	4
none other than the	4
and when it is	4
to the heart of	4
after the appearance of	4
on board a ship	4
one of the greatest	4
his grace the duke	4
the service of the	4
offices becoming the female	4
he might be a	4
of an act of	4
turned to a deep	4
between the characters of	4
doctrine of that philosophical	4
to bear pains and	4
was rather more than	4
behold and take leave	4
last to behold and	4
i told him he	4
undergo more than in	4
not conceive to be	4
the middle of the	4
deaf to look at	4
and most humble servant	4
after the battle of	4
which he is to	4
awake at my house	4
as an instance of	4
take a walk on	4
the essay on conversation	4
take a shilling from	4
on the mother bank	4
a mezzotint of a	4
might be a riding	4
appeared to me necessary	4
there is a much	4
he was a very	4
in the decline of	4
with much military fierceness	4
affection for his children	4
with some little resolution	4
day when the public	4
appearance of joseph andrews	4
becoming the female character	4
i never yet saw	4
the fact that a	4
by refusing to take	4
two numbers of the	4
father of the english	4
with an air of	4
go his anchor no	4
delays of the captain	4
to me necessary to	4
discharging excellently well her	4
on board a man	4
no other than a	4
necessary to such enjoyment	4
then took his covering	4
go on board the	4
it is by no	4
or miles an hour	4
one of which was	4
by nature and passion	4
one half of the	4
melancholy sun i had	4
declared that it was	4
the dedication to the	4
was ever seen in	4
could be no gentleman	4
acquainted him with the	4
a small bowl of	4
dedication of tom jones	4
are supposed to have	4
by the death of	4
for a very small	4
of happening to them	4
i asked him if	4
but of this i	4
of the historical register	4
when the public lost	4
the conveyance of goods	4
to the lord chancellor	4
in the manner of	4
his covering from his	4
being a faithful friend	4
no more than a	4
did not conceive to	4
of the best of	4
but it is a	4
as i could not	4
under the title of	4
wants of a decrepit	4
of his eldest son	4
and i doubt not	4
in the body of	4
and it must be	4
and uncured and unhardened	4
refusing to take a	4
pasquin and the register	4
would let go his	4
in an entertainment at	4
to us than the	4
julian relates his adventures	4
with several long examinations	4
the virtues of tar	4
even in the most	4
same period with life	4
he had no longer	4
carrying goods and passengers	4
well as of the	4
i had ever beheld	4
in my own opinion	4
sooner told me than	4
to be any great	4
about a mile from	4
a walk on shore	4
only two or three	4
the works of lucian	4
to eat or to	4
of those creatures on	4
she had taken me	4
shilling from a man	4
was no more than	4
the following letter to	4
light of this sun	4
if this be true	4
this morning the captain	4
the remaining part of	4
of the most beautiful	4
it impossible for him	4
and the merriest meal	4
conveyance of goods and	4
by the hand of	4
with the same view	4
supply the wants of	4
in fear of his	4
publication of tom jones	4
he tells us how	4
produced at drury lane	4
as this kind of	4
may be obliged to	4
take leave of some	4
none who had any	4
left the room without	4
in the latter part	4
of the little theatre	4
by the sailors than	4
and it was not	4
as i have probably	4
on the same person	4
at the same period	4
be the author of	4
was at this time	4
the place from whence	4
delivered up to the	4
no easy matter for	4
this same month of	4
school where i had	4
the same thing in	4
a dose of laudanum	4
letters and works of	4
is said to be	4
asked him if he	4
of villains and cut	4
could not help reflecting	4
he was able to	4
bound in the same	4
to be in the	4
to julian in the	4
most melancholy sun i	4
is a very common	4
could likewise supply the	4
the greatest of english	4
the characters of men	4
are so far from	4
the tragedy of tragedies	4
the appearance of the	4
let go his anchor	4
that it was impossible	4
of a complication of	4
knots or miles an	4
which i had formerly	4
to the last extremity	4
took the advantage of	4
but it is as	4
has always appeared to	4
enough to make a	4
was no sooner told	4
there is also a	4
the conduct of the	4
but as i have	4
the publication of tom	4
that memorable day when	4
that the captain had	4
pleasantly situated on the	4
as i have known	4
unhardened by all the	4
of which she was	4
that he did not	4
if they were not	4
assistance of a companion	4
proposal for the poor	4
there are none so	4
of the wedding day	4
a very weak and	4
more than in all	4
julian passes into a	4
not much terrified with	4
history and antiquities of	4
of a decrepit husband	4
i shall not be	4
captain of a trading	4
it is hard to	4
it may be said	4
finished almost at the	4
out of the grave	4
not have had another	4
of that philosophical school	4
all its muscular flesh	4
the publication of joseph	4
eat or to drink	4
that the book was	4
the influence of a	4
had lost all its	4
what happened to julian	4
seven in the evening	4
very proper decorations to	4
remember to have seen	4
in the course of	4
that he must have	4
the wind was changed	4
to the place from	4
my dear wife and	4
man of the hill	4
for putting an immediate	4
have probably lost it	4
that the ship was	4
easy matter for me	4
the shore of essex	4
had a very good	4
occasionally perform his part	4
i do not know	4
bear pains and to	4
from one place to	4
come to an end	4
to be accounted for	4
the space of a	4
of a number of	4
state of the case	4
nothing to eat or	4
the company of the	4
and works of lady	4
by the assistance of	4
to act in the	4
of the said deceased	4
in a letter to	4
of the covent garden	4
dying of a complication	4
of the nature of	4
recommend goodness and innocence	4
what i did not	4
a matter of fact	4
went into it with	4
to me in a	4
a long line of	4
to reflect on the	4
in the art of	4
my house at fordhook	4
the greater part of	4
in a state of	4
night at a public	4
it appears that the	4
that he had no	4
to an anchor at	4
of the case of	4
about seven in the	4
than the freight of	4
in the history of	4
i believe in the	4
and his wife and	4
of the human race	4
it may be noted	4
laid it on the	4
man deaf to look	4
and his wife were	4
the good of the	4
have had another left	4
the regard of children	4
reason for supposing that	4
every one of which	4
of tom jones the	4
one place to another	4
in all my distemper	4
wanted nothing but a	4
him and his family	4
and of all the	4
the reader should be	4
burlesque of tom thumb	4
to recommend goodness and	4
not undergo more than	4
putting an immediate end	4
he was a gentleman	4
by reason of the	4
in direct opposition to	4
on the nd of	4
than in all my	4
had ever beheld arose	4
creator of the english	4
for i am convinced	4
all committed within the	4
in as many hours	4
on board the ship	4
undoubtedly would not have	4
make a jest of	4
his adventures in the	4
he seemed to conclude	4
this is the case	4
in the journal of	4
more than three hundred	4
it is that the	4
anchor on the mother	4
be found in a	4
than was ever seen	4
the loss of the	4
to stay on board	4
that they do not	4
he was before a	4
we may be assured	4
as well as in	4
a large sum of	4
i did not suffer	4
i have brought my	3
have been a little	3
condition less despaired of	3
maker in the strand	3
the irish howl in	3
of what i have	3
the quarrels of porters	3
for the voyage with	3
and punishment of murder	3
an agreeable hour without	3
cloud to veil her	3
language he knew how	3
us that it was	3
but when he came	3
roar round him with	3
delicious flow of spirits	3
could possibly be so	3
to the dangers of	3
transports of enjoying their	3
and antiquities of leicestershire	3
than general philanthropy and	3
my coach was at	3
as the servant of	3
the distresses of their	3
equal to it on	3
benefit on my country	3
of my warmest friends	3
suffer a brave man	3
almost below the regard	3
i could not conquer	3
seems to me the	3
ranks of the opposition	3
of a far inferior	3
it appears to have	3
his case corrupted a	3
for which we were	3
satisfied in having finished	3
i had been guilty	3
thought to be falling	3
and some papers in	3
and fruits with which	3
which seemed to be	3
by water than the	3
to some of the	3
to be almost infallible	3
before he was twenty	3
gentle to be trusted	3
the farther execution of	3
she was one of	3
he is obliged to	3
which we had reserved	3
those murders and robberies	3
lasting benefit on my	3
receiving an answer from	3
that he had not	3
mores hominum multorum vidit	3
and afterwards as comfortable	3
a yard of me	3
in connection with this	3
in the neighbourhood of	3
his share in the	3
by the addition of	3
engrossed our whole attention	3
from a contemporary cartoon	3
at drury lane on	3
i had formerly seen	3
precisely my coach was	3
part to survey the	3
the man of whom	3
of the last ten	3
examples of the interposition	3
which he could not	3
and the same thing	3
worse perils by water	3
eagerly embraced the offer	3
no small share of	3
flowers and fruits with	3
a broad gold lace	3
well her own and	3
justice to the amiable	3
that can be imagined	3
the air of both	3
characters of all his	3
glowing language he knew	3
of the dirtiest money	3
did indeed set with	3
body so entirely emaciated	3
the goods chattels and	3
whom they could possibly	3
first number of the	3
possession of the present	3
a moment in this	3
it was then the	3
the name of mr	3
paid for sitting almost	3
with a broad gold	3
of cannon roar round	3
against wind and tide	3
edition of peregrine pickle	3
live to finish it	3
almost sixteen hours in	3
the many agreeable objects	3
a vessel trading to	3
of fashion and distinction	3
to a warmer climate	3
the recovery of the	3
on the like occasions	3
greatly corresponded with that	3
of all my offspring	3
he knew how to	3
even the glowing language	3
an ascendant over him	3
warming to the heart	3
to veil her from	3
him if any persons	3
pleasing heroine of all	3
reputed to be almost	3
some way in maintaining	3
put out thy light	3
to these the pageantry	3
world hath offered to	3
must have been the	3
what seems to me	3
the year of his	3
in the eye of	3
her own and all	3
on whom i doated	3
most undoubtedly would not	3
there is nothing so	3
being returned from the	3
themselves with the flowers	3
people of fashion and	3
which served as very	3
in a very large	3
all the rivers of	3
with one of the	3
attributed greatly to a	3
are told that the	3
it first gave me	3
the weather was almost	3
to say nothing of	3
for it was not	3
heart of an englishman	3
a lingering imperfect gout	3
operation that is attended	3
murmurs and praises to	3
the certain consequence of	3
in the voyage to	3
the papers signed c	3
as the author of	3
from the fact that	3
the news of the	3
as can be ascertained	3
upwards of forty years	3
is that of the	3
drew in his amelia	3
with the worst of	3
portrait of sophia western	3
rivers of the world	3
can behold without going	3
companion were both retired	3
the end of his	3
the most valuable part	3
from the hitherto unpublished	3
to the choice of	3
no one can form	3
amiable qualities of the	3
a few hours before	3
condescend to become more	3
a little too abjectly	3
would go to church	3
any degree of love	3
great and lasting benefit	3
of a genius that	3
from the hands of	3
to lady mary wortley	3
eat on board our	3
object that this world	3
one or two of	3
heard numbers of cannon	3
of the most disagreeable	3
i partly owe to	3
which engrossed our whole	3
the said edmund fielding	3
to be the first	3
great a fool of	3
this must have been	3
i doubt not whether	3
the appearance of joseph	3
of the denbigh family	3
wife whose picture he	3
of which it is	3
and the sun himself	3
been with no great	3
nothing could be more	3
understood no language but	3
which i was constantly	3
in the destruction of	3
had again acquired some	3
in a disposition of	3
my entrance into the	3
the pleasure of thinking	3
exact resemblance she bore	3
terrible circumstance to me	3
sword by his side	3
into the other world	3
which was no sooner	3
he was one of	3
spirituous liquors of those	3
the cooler transports of	3
part of the mediterranean	3
in whose conversation i	3
be said with the	3
was now turned to	3
drunk with the spirituous	3
the latter end of	3
to survey the moon	3
though i am a	3
use of his limbs	3
the introduction to the	3
the serenest evening that	3
of the most pleasant	3
of both these sweet	3
or rather the knight	3
the greatness of his	3
sights almost below the	3
in the same proportion	3
too abjectly implored for	3
a majesty which is	3
by the exact resemblance	3
earth to little more	3
and three bodies in	3
the true source of	3
out for the other	3
have dwelt too long	3
a single cloud to	3
numbers of aged and	3
during great part of	3
a great and lasting	3
of may the sun	3
it was impossible for	3
from that day i	3
to the amiable qualities	3
and assigns for ever	3
came to the conclusion	3
sun himself was the	3
was almost at the	3
and which hath in	3
all that can be	3
in vain against wind	3
to act with the	3
laden with almost every	3
of religion and virtue	3
his three great novels	3
reign of george ii	3
to the end of	3
without going to sea	3
was no other than	3
but it seems the	3
in that print of	3
of which i had	3
was raised to the	3
where my wife and	3
taken me a lodging	3
a man of your	3
with a smile that	3
with many murmurs and	3
here took their leave	3
the object of his	3
were in actual custody	3
have been committed within	3
as an information which	3
who most undoubtedly would	3
out of the kingdom	3
happened to stand empty	3
i confess myself so	3
the activity of his	3
a most stately apartment	3
ever done of any	3
ride of six miles	3
under the spell of	3
given no small alarm	3
diversion of the reader	3
of wapping and rotherhithe	3
came from the hands	3
have an opportunity of	3
burst into the cabin	3
i received from the	3
i were sitting together	3
her companion were both	3
of containing one human	3
and some of the	3
i was certain of	3
capable of containing one	3
captain and i sat	3
that can be said	3
in the register of	3
fine prospect of the	3
confess on the like	3
employ did not do	3
than justice to the	3
fruits with which her	3
those who knew him	3
well knew i had	3
the symptoms of a	3
one human body in	3
concluded that he was	3
but i had the	3
nothing on the land	3
of the public to	3
effect of the patriot	3
long been my assistant	3
and it is impossible	3
cooler transports of enjoying	3
afterwards as comfortable a	3
my shares in the	3
to say that the	3
on account of his	3
the rivers of the	3
he said he had	3
my family for the	3
with sufficient dignity that	3
of laudanum prescribed by	3
a writer in the	3
conveying them to the	3
as if i had	3
to a dose of	3
others here took their	3
on this occasion we	3
i plead the cause	3
down again into the	3
was constantly entertained during	3
the misfortune of being	3
to it on shore	3
having one bottle to	3
i had again acquired	3
go to church at	3
of the success of	3
about eight in the	3
most fruitful season of	3
them to the ears	3
this day is published	3
condition of the poor	3
before the publication of	3
at the new theatre	3
in about four days	3
upon earth to little	3
the death of this	3
which stands at ealing	3
a lion for elias	3
for when i had	3
i was a little	3
and had asked pardon	3
we were informed that	3
dwelt too long on	3
can form an idea	3
my wife and i	3
three bodies in breadth	3
whom i had lost	3
month of may the	3
in the detection and	3
the justices of the	3
of the same kind	3
obliged to submit to	3
much military fierceness on	3
of demolishing this gang	3
other passengers were a	3
in his power to	3
liberty of the stage	3
visited by two ruffians	3
preface to david simple	3
it was thought proper	3
both soon fell fast	3
the moment i was	3
than the common dangers	3
answered with sufficient dignity	3
peace for the county	3
she is my favourite	3
invited him to dinner	3
my recovery i had	3
in which they are	3
great hope to me	3
a great chair in	3
a strong and lively	3
could not conquer nature	3
ignorant of such sensation	3
anything equal to it	3
of the year produces	3
at the middle temple	3
seemed sensible of his	3
i was in the	3
picture he drew in	3
have informed him if	3
were called off to	3
of my plan to	3
the whole of the	3
as it is in	3
he was going to	3
the gate of elysium	3
of enjoying an agreeable	3
to have been with	3
it is sufficient to	3
had taken me a	3
was yet blazing with	3
five pounds ten shillings	3
our voyage was retarded	3
familiar letters between the	3
hours in the twenty	3
with the second object	3
had not yet been	3
once lent the whole	3
as far as can	3
to that denomination would	3
desire of demolishing this	3
i was left in	3
he was sure he	3
object which engrossed our	3
plead the cause of	3
had long been my	3
we had seen in	3
only object which engrossed	3
obedient and most humble	3
the reign of george	3
of which we have	3
the effects of which	3
in the characters of	3
are not ashamed to	3
he seemed sensible of	3
in consequence of the	3
to the conclusion that	3
of the voyage to	3
that perfection of which	3
of the parish of	3
would have given me	3
the same manner as	3
i know not what	3
the carrying off the	3
hath offered to our	3
out of the public	3
of chin and nose	3
much more pleasure than	3
in little vessels of	3
we were alarmed with	3
was visited by two	3
more than his number	3
direct opposition to the	3
to point out that	3
a great lover of	3
a spectacle of the	3
descend so low as	3
committed in the streets	3
could be said with	3
and far superior to	3
is the fact that	3
which remained with my	3
to threaten me with	3
more than justice to	3
i had borne an	3
lest they should be	3
if any persons of	3
with which i had	3
at anchor in the	3
of a lingering imperfect	3
the yards of deptford	3
whom i have before	3
cannot be regarded as	3
the then reigning gangs	3
tasting a delicious mixture	3
daughter and her companion	3
anywise able to withstand	3
which was almost at	3
was almost fatigued to	3
the brow of a	3
containing one human body	3
no language but his	3
of a body so	3
at the little theatre	3
providence in the detection	3
of all the romances	3
itself to our view	3
was left in a	3
sensible of his error	3
from lisbon to the	3
resemblance she bore to	3
at least one of	3
the pleasure of seeing	3
i immediately forgave him	3
are generally reputed to	3
he sooner see the	3
of all his friends	3
not exceed the reach	3
constantly entertained during the	3
the management of the	3
he answered with sufficient	3
in spite of some	3
was sent for from	3
we all sat down	3
fierceness on his head	3
the most eager desire	3
example of the truth	3
lady without an apology	3
never think or speak	3
matter of no great	3
to ask of what	3
on board the queen	3
object to the eye	3
an inkhorn at his	3
every day committed in	3
of aged and infirm	3
he appears to have	3
than we imagined it	3
and ended with becoming	3
there are none who	3
and all the tender	3
water than the common	3
in this case the	3
lisbon to the sea	3
with no great propriety	3
think nothing on the	3
under the influence of	3
my existence during great	3
manners were so gentlemanly	3
to draw my feet	3
prices which are daily	3
one of the three	3
praises to which i	3
information which he seemed	3
and i had the	3
the place of my	3
on the land can	3
not easy to be	3
virtue more than general	3
richly laden with almost	3
of the people are	3
acquainted us that it	3
with love and esteem	3
and she made as	3
of the patriot in	3
the mortification of seeing	3
which it is impossible	3
that it had been	3
a brave man and	3
any man i know	3
spectacle of the highest	3
it was in vain	3
the sake of the	3
known how to employ	3
with no fewer or	3
far superior to that	3
from the very first	3
for a month certain	3
the th of march	3
he ran down again	3
had borne an operation	3
of writing in the	3
reduced an income of	3
me the most delicious	3
when i say hath	3
the servant of the	3
in his dedication to	3
and lasting benefit on	3
mr austin dobson says	3
were seated on the	3
now placed on the	3
i must run the	3
called a bath case	3
misfortune of being so	3
early the next morning	3
many murmurs and praises	3
goods chattels and credits	3
and was no sooner	3
having finished my life	3
and my eldest daughter	3
in spite of his	3
the beginning of august	3
continuing in our embrace	3
the prerogative court of	3
captain in a most	3
is no record of	3
seemed to have some	3
would fall very short	3
remain a moment in	3
the evening the wind	3
a portion of the	3
of sir henry gould	3
rank he was in	3
the death of their	3
would strike the hearer	3
delicious mixture of the	3
were all suppressed and	3
the amiable qualities of	3
with scarce any degree	3
employed in composing it	3
on the day of	3
and his sword by	3
sat down together to	3
not for want of	3
with wind and tide	3
very civil in his	3
good of the public	3
the ardent desire of	3
money upon earth to	3
air of both these	3
that my wife and	3
totally ignorant of such	3
hoy approaching the vessel	3
of an avaricious jew	3
would permit him to	3
and others of the	3
i sat down together	3
the sun himself was	3
prescribed by my surgeon	3
had served under the	3
among the middlesex records	3
reach of a moderate	3
brave man and an	3
empty within my reach	3
as highly warming to	3
of the interposition of	3
dignity that they were	3
was at that time	3
i was left alone	3
the redundancy of his	3
the fact that it	3
that he has been	3
she bore to a	3
on the person of	3
general philanthropy and private	3
case of elizabeth canning	3
i proceeded to ask	3
provision for his family	3
who is said to	3
pleasant to the women	3
gangs of street robbers	3
mile from the city	3
voyage with the utmost	3
greatly to a dose	3
that i would not	3
in a great chair	3
there seems to be	3
a very good one	3
a man who most	3
they have any modesty	3
lost several years before	3
i blush when i	3
air in the universe	3
was the only object	3
papers in his hand	3
bore to a fury	3
in connection with the	3
hogshead of small beer	3
in the evening of	3
of any great hope	3
had no doubt of	3
falling into the agonies	3
presented itself to our	3
to his pen of	3
suppressed and overcome by	3
and it is to	3
continued to fall incessantly	3
garden at this most	3
cloud presented itself to	3
as nauseous air in	3
opposite to their own	3
again acquired some little	3
in this part of	3
i was left to	3
of a series of	3
could i have known	3
i was constantly entertained	3
the reach of necessity	3
he had a very	3
far as can be	3
he loved her passionately	3
remained with my clerk	3
the characters of all	3
a full week after	3
chair in the cabin	3
of anything equal to	3
fool of me as	3
exceed the reach of	3
a disposition of enjoying	3
any kind of ceremony	3
superior to that of	3
all ideas of friendship	3
company might refresh themselves	3
in a condition less	3
in the whole month	3
subject of mirth and	3
and others here took	3
reserved uncut to eat	3
which two miles in	3
me the honour of	3
what is called a	3
man for stealing a	3
board the queen of	3
some provision for his	3
confess myself so entirely	3
common dangers of the	3
without contaminating his morals	3
the day after the	3
the sailing ourselves in	3
that i had not	3
me a lodging for	3
that there is no	3
uncut to eat on	3
was the only person	3
pleasant sailing with wind	3
whether it be that	3
one of the corporation	3
it was not till	3
the sun scarce appeared	3
the second object that	3
it came from the	3
to pack more than	3
aristotle in his politics	3
in defiance of it	3
be probably the last	3
which they were made	3
struggle in vain against	3
soon fell fast asleep	3
the beginning of this	3
agreeable objects with which	3
his cockade in his	3
least one of the	3
did not allow his	3
detection and punishment of	3
best reputed operator in	3
what words can describe	3
the tryal of colley	3
have given no small	3
and the farther execution	3
prerogative court of canterbury	3
at the foot of	3
a few weeks before	3
were every day committed	3
the river tajo from	3
use of the said	3
the top of the	3
scarce any degree of	3
highest degree of amusement	3
a gentleman and lady	3
in rising presented us	3
that i think nothing	3
the hearer with awe	3
most disagreeable hours which	3
to a man who	3
infinitely too long and	3
most eager desire of	3
more than could be	3
a garden at this	3
was the first time	3
is enough to make	3
than he ran down	3
liberties and properties of	3
at lisbon on sunday	3
to lay about him	3
less than half a	3
the reach of a	3
persons of distinction were	3
to be falling into	3
ran down again into	3
our knowledge of his	3
thus fully accomplished my	3
single cloud to veil	3
a justice of peace	3
if he and his	3
ourselves with some roasted	3
choice were one and	3
better end than the	3
a lodging for a	3
others out of the	3
of one of the	3
the tender offices becoming	3
should condescend to become	3
to exist in the	3
farther execution of my	3
on me as the	3
of the earl of	3
to eat on board	3
mere diversion of the	3
circe some good ale	3
dirtiest money upon earth	3
return to the place	3
is incapable of description	3
but with love and	3
effects of which had	3
not to convince me	3
and choice were one	3
sailing with wind and	3
that day i began	3
such numbers of aged	3
the horizon was yet	3
devotedly attached to her	3
than half a year	3
behold without going to	3
between newbury and london	3
it is to die	3
the possession of an	3
they would have been	3
day of their lives	3
if i should condescend	3
too good and too	3
down to a very	3
veil her from our	3
if time had been	3
for the other world	3
of men and of	3
with the power of	3
he had been a	3
the detection and punishment	3
so concluded the evening	3
it is noteworthy that	3
family for the voyage	3
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as they may be	3
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force from my side	3
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of her own rank	3
constitution without contaminating his	3
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patriot in his constitution	3
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wife and her friend	3
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a year or two	3
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cockade in his hat	3
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irish howl in them	3
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pleasing object to the	3
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the very next morning	3
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vessels of our own	3
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of captain hercules vinegar	3
man and an old	3
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the lord high chancellor	3
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no one can behold	3
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degree of love for	3
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i shall ever undertake	3
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pleasure of thinking that	3
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the same kind of	3
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evidence of his own	3
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the flowers and fruits	3
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to become more gentle	3
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my health and life	3
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she had ever done	3
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day committed in the	3
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writer for the stage	3
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this most fruitful season	3
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journey for some time	3
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of the body politic	3
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rising presented us with	3
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than ordinary degree of	3
of the great novelist	3
proper decorations to such	3
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named in the said	3
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me the highest degree	3
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a boy of eleven	3
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in this same month	3
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