trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the saxon	81
of the norman	72
one of the	68
of the church	48
of the king	44
the son of	43
mallet de graville	42
of the normans	36
and in the	36
the house of	35
of the great	34
of the dead	33
of the english	31
end of the	31
the side of	31
in the midst	30
of his own	30
the face of	29
the time of	28
the head of	27
to the king	27
which he had	26
the halls of	26
duke of normandie	26
said the duke	25
to have been	25
the death of	25
the heart of	25
to the norman	25
on the other	24
the name of	24
the midst of	24
that of the	24
said the earl	24
out of the	23
king of england	23
that he was	23
in the halls	23
face of the	23
harold the earl	23
of the world	23
i will not	22
the court of	22
was in the	22
side of the	22
of the anglo	22
of the land	22
as well as	22
the hands of	21
of all the	21
the king of	21
that it was	20
said the king	20
it is the	20
the rest of	20
the end of	20
of king edward	20
by the side	20
the eyes of	20
of the north	20
the words of	19
there is no	19
the daughter of	19
it was the	19
in the land	19
as to the	19
the king and	19
sight of the	19
and on the	19
the hour of	18
the light of	18
part of the	18
at the end	18
the sons of	18
to the throne	18
of the witan	18
with the king	18
the father of	17
of the realme	17
son of sweyn	17
the sight of	17
of the time	17
in his own	17
the sonne of	17
one of his	17
the presence of	17
of the danes	17
head of the	17
heart of the	17
of the earl	17
of the same	17
the kings of	17
to and fro	17
william the norman	17
of the old	17
a few moments	16
son of godwin	16
of the most	16
at the first	16
it is not	16
of the saxons	16
there was a	16
king of the	16
of the roman	16
the form of	16
words of the	15
according to the	15
of the last	15
sire de graville	15
the day of	15
in which the	15
in which he	15
the strength of	15
the sake of	15
some of the	15
in the air	15
by his side	15
the voice of	15
and it was	14
in the same	14
and with a	14
but it is	14
of the age	14
said the norman	14
it is true	14
the old earl	14
it may be	14
the days of	14
house of godwin	14
to be the	14
william duke of	14
to the saxon	14
his right hand	14
light of the	14
in the old	14
came to the	14
the soul of	13
my lord the	13
in a few	13
one of those	13
the men of	13
the charge of	13
it is a	13
kings of the	13
of the hall	13
in sight of	13
at that moment	13
in the norman	13
for the sake	13
so that the	13
of our lord	13
of the young	13
earl and his	13
in the house	13
and in a	13
the foot of	13
the crown of	13
hands of the	13
and the king	13
at the sight	13
as in the	13
on the throne	13
said to have	13
count of the	13
the centre of	13
the mouth of	13
the bones of	13
of one of	13
in the text	13
the throne of	13
archbishop of canturburie	13
lord the king	13
ebook was produced	12
in a low	12
but in the	12
the hand of	12
and there was	12
court of the	12
tapio riikonen and	12
side by side	12
earle of northumberland	12
that thou hast	12
riikonen and david	12
that he had	12
as he spoke	12
to the old	12
and david widger	12
as he had	12
him as a	12
in the hour	12
his way to	12
that i have	12
is in the	12
of the volume	12
the norman duke	12
it was a	12
at that time	12
was produced by	12
of earle goodwine	12
of a man	12
as if the	12
in favour of	12
said de graville	12
and it is	12
the same time	12
in the court	12
of the welch	12
of the sea	12
the love of	12
the faith of	12
a man of	12
had been the	12
the realm of	12
in his hand	12
by tapio riikonen	12
the breast of	12
this ebook was	12
that it is	12
and i have	12
the old roman	12
produced by tapio	12
on the ground	12
in the centre	11
in the field	11
sense of the	11
bones of the	11
king and the	11
for the king	11
in the heart	11
it was not	11
with his own	11
for the first	11
the reign of	11
david widger book	11
foot of the	11
the grave of	11
the land of	11
and his sonnes	11
he did not	11
seems to have	11
i tell thee	11
the king to	11
the thought of	11
to the english	11
the old man	11
and from the	11
roman de rou	11
on the one	11
the sound of	11
the earle of	11
who had been	11
the man who	11
the blood of	11
of a king	11
the welch king	11
of the house	11
for he was	11
than that of	11
as he was	10
of the river	10
and his sons	10
would have been	10
and with the	10
with all his	10
he had been	10
the descendant of	10
as if to	10
of that name	10
to the crowne	10
to the last	10
at the same	10
a look of	10
the kent man	10
the saxon king	10
on his brow	10
as it were	10
with the saxon	10
the race of	10
to the court	10
the first time	10
those of the	10
the sister of	10
part of his	10
which they had	10
and the whole	10
the power of	10
archbishop of canterbury	10
centre of the	10
and that he	10
stood in the	10
of the people	10
to his own	10
said the knight	10
of the country	10
presence of the	10
not to be	10
the next day	10
up to the	10
mouth of the	10
that in the	10
and the norman	10
in the van	10
at the head	10
way to the	10
him in the	10
the last of	10
and by the	10
of the day	10
there was no	10
the children of	10
of the vala	10
the laws of	10
son of the	10
the earl and	10
and all the	10
william of poitiers	10
to which the	10
the feet of	10
to the ground	10
it is said	10
son of llewellyn	10
the life of	9
of those who	9
and when the	9
ravager of the	9
of the thegns	9
his hand on	9
a low voice	9
to his feet	9
chiefs of the	9
the lands of	9
name of the	9
is to be	9
and the saxon	9
hand of the	9
voice of the	9
in a voice	9
bowed his head	9
grave of the	9
and in his	9
the ravager of	9
of duke william	9
is said to	9
as it is	9
of the convent	9
of the dane	9
i have seen	9
him in his	9
by the way	9
to duke william	9
will not be	9
of the duke	9
for the rest	9
eyes of the	9
the cry of	9
of his father	9
the corpse of	9
in all the	9
that he could	9
of the son	9
a kind of	9
in the presence	9
to see the	9
the sense of	9
i have heard	9
state of the	9
the aid of	9
the line of	9
the king was	9
seen in the	9
the norman court	9
harold to the	9
the count of	9
the gates of	9
of the forest	9
in the rear	9
many of the	9
the space of	9
i would fain	9
to the right	9
in the days	9
the tomb of	9
odo of bayeux	9
the sire de	9
to one of	9
but it was	9
the cause of	9
the faces of	9
at the time	9
hand on his	9
broke from the	9
after he had	9
of his life	9
song of the	9
the memory of	9
the chiefs of	9
of his brother	8
that he might	8
for a moment	8
at the foot	8
the air of	8
of the two	8
favour of the	8
midst of the	8
the state of	8
the rush of	8
departed this life	8
body of the	8
strength of the	8
the arms of	8
it was to	8
by the normans	8
of the night	8
the english throne	8
the deeds of	8
the march of	8
with the norman	8
i am not	8
and as he	8
the van of	8
which he was	8
of the past	8
that the king	8
fell to the	8
the norman knight	8
of the druid	8
as we have	8
the bishop of	8
form of the	8
he saw the	8
to be found	8
to the young	8
from the heart	8
that i am	8
could not have	8
goodwine and his	8
the lips of	8
and so the	8
back to the	8
but as the	8
him to the	8
the power to	8
as soon as	8
i pray thee	8
he could not	8
to the church	8
the archbishop of	8
and the duke	8
the ruins of	8
in the time	8
the height of	8
the thumb of	8
after the death	8
was that of	8
the rear of	8
with all the	8
in the hall	8
in the face	8
the fate of	8
he came to	8
and the more	8
the heir of	8
the shores of	8
in a word	8
by the altar	8
the age of	8
of his men	8
with a look	8
i know not	8
earle goodwine was	8
of the other	8
thumb of st	8
which they were	8
given to the	8
that is to	8
harold and his	8
not of the	8
of the realm	8
the farther end	8
and his eyes	8
as by the	8
the brother of	8
when he had	8
that he is	8
of my own	8
to the left	7
the peace of	7
followed by the	7
the gift of	7
him and his	7
the wrecks of	7
night and day	7
i have not	7
to haue the	7
by the hand	7
as if in	7
the abbot of	7
that king edward	7
of the virgin	7
the field of	7
the body of	7
earl of hereford	7
in his life	7
the date of	7
of the east	7
to the earth	7
of the whole	7
the earl of	7
up from the	7
of the first	7
the altar of	7
earle of chester	7
that harold was	7
the young earls	7
of the stranger	7
against the king	7
the might of	7
of the palace	7
in the eyes	7
lady of england	7
in the great	7
there was the	7
palace of westminster	7
at once to	7
to him in	7
to the door	7
in all things	7
rested on the	7
to the spot	7
them to the	7
more and more	7
time of his	7
the whole of	7
rest of the	7
by the saxon	7
the saxon kings	7
to king edward	7
as that of	7
that he would	7
in the witan	7
earle of flanders	7
it would be	7
the other side	7
to the kings	7
pointed to the	7
which had been	7
basileus of britain	7
to be a	7
that had been	7
we have seen	7
could not be	7
well as the	7
the saxon church	7
with sword and	7
the roman church	7
most of the	7
his native land	7
and i will	7
king and his	7
tell thee that	7
ye haue heard	7
no less than	7
the pride of	7
was one of	7
sons of the	7
walls of the	7
the palace of	7
as before is	7
of the norse	7
in the reign	7
of the confessor	7
as it was	7
that there was	7
sonne of earle	7
the young earl	7
life and death	7
of which he	7
halls of the	7
placed in the	7
i have been	7
right to the	7
of the englishmen	7
harold the king	7
the realme of	7
to this day	7
it is in	7
son of leofric	7
land of the	7
banner of the	7
in the name	7
of the foe	7
hour of his	7
the old time	7
cry of the	7
to the great	7
on the day	7
forth from the	7
thou knowest that	7
which the saxon	7
the order of	7
in spite of	7
i do not	7
said the abbot	7
as if he	7
that i may	7
in those daies	7
he had gained	7
the first to	7
the right to	7
and if the	7
heir to the	7
matilda of flanders	7
so that it	7
from the norman	7
is to say	7
from the first	7
at length he	7
into the hands	7
for it was	7
the banner of	7
which was in	7
and for the	7
was a man	7
as some write	7
came in sight	7
there was in	6
son of wolnoth	6
faces of the	6
it should be	6
that the norman	6
and that the	6
and the other	6
to whom the	6
in case of	6
of the brave	6
in the saxon	6
in the archaeologia	6
in the light	6
of the sons	6
in the yeare	6
the great earl	6
the norman chroniclers	6
her hand on	6
of the saints	6
so that he	6
and in that	6
to each other	6
the old saxon	6
men of the	6
left the room	6
that duke william	6
with which the	6
himself in the	6
and at the	6
to the duke	6
a murmur of	6
and to the	6
by the norman	6
that they had	6
power of the	6
from the king	6
he is not	6
his hand to	6
farther end of	6
the forest land	6
said the queen	6
by my side	6
whome he had	6
that he should	6
man in the	6
on the breast	6
said the saxon	6
bishop of london	6
thou wilt not	6
the service of	6
rose from the	6
the child of	6
of the sun	6
i ask but	6
earl of the	6
he was a	6
the nature of	6
realme of england	6
is not the	6
something of the	6
rear of the	6
of the kingdom	6
of the city	6
the hearts of	6
rush of the	6
all the land	6
men of warre	6
to the rear	6
now and then	6
of the saint	6
even to the	6
i have said	6
what i have	6
is the more	6
all the lands	6
of their own	6
earle goodwine and	6
and the earl	6
himself on his	6
beyond the seas	6
that they should	6
the brow of	6
that i would	6
the people of	6
the tramp of	6
as long as	6
house of cerdic	6
with one voice	6
ere the sun	6
turned to the	6
shook his head	6
made no answer	6
influence over the	6
and it would	6
with a slight	6
of this land	6
his face with	6
of the cloister	6
the third of	6
corpse of the	6
front of the	6
turned to his	6
the front of	6
a sign from	6
far and near	6
for all the	6
i have to	6
say to the	6
passed over the	6
but for the	6
the weight of	6
and his eye	6
not one of	6
the arm of	6
a right to	6
and through the	6
compared with the	6
i take the	6
of the three	6
for which the	6
air of the	6
the lord of	6
to harold the	6
of the monk	6
realm of the	6
between him and	6
i pray you	6
to his breast	6
the shade of	6
to be made	6
more than a	6
escaped from the	6
chair of state	6
with each other	6
baldwine earle of	6
went to the	6
of the soul	6
from the cloud	6
himself on the	6
earl of northumbria	6
in the form	6
of the ancient	6
and said in	6
and after a	6
line of cerdic	6
whom he had	6
sword and with	6
it is but	6
have been a	6
the temple of	6
the news of	6
the coasts of	6
to win the	6
after a pause	6
of the priest	6
of harold the	6
thou hast not	6
the result of	6
gates of the	6
distinct from the	6
to him as	6
his face was	6
on the same	6
of my soul	6
this is the	6
the return of	6
in front of	6
the rule of	6
that she had	6
to the house	6
at least the	6
portion of the	6
was buried at	6
i will go	6
the wings of	6
in the future	6
on the saxon	6
the norman and	6
free from the	6
the place of	6
the daies of	6
from which the	6
the relics of	6
from the grave	6
of the royal	6
to those who	6
yet in the	6
as thou knowest	6
the norman conquest	6
for the norman	6
if he had	6
of the earth	6
at once into	6
the shafts of	6
that they were	6
of all that	6
to the other	6
the ear of	6
took his way	6
the walls of	6
side of harold	6
the normans were	6
the soil of	6
still in the	6
to which he	6
on his breast	6
in the sight	6
stood on the	6
it would have	6
said the vala	6
the church of	6
at the farther	6
he felt that	6
the bayeux tapestry	6
out of his	6
of that day	6
hand on the	6
i know well	6
daughter of the	6
him to his	6
so be it	5
the thegns and	5
is not to	5
him with the	5
of the future	5
to tell thee	5
feet of the	5
i know that	5
soul of the	5
over the grave	5
from the land	5
robert archbishop of	5
duke and the	5
the custom of	5
and i am	5
it might be	5
the loss of	5
haco and wolnoth	5
i thank thee	5
was not the	5
as the duke	5
sun of the	5
on the river	5
a shout of	5
hand to hand	5
from his reverie	5
william the duke	5
the character of	5
the duke of	5
have seen the	5
eye of the	5
the norman knights	5
of a single	5
followed by a	5
not a word	5
in the council	5
hosts of the	5
come to pass	5
with a sudden	5
face with his	5
the english crown	5
as he drew	5
than his own	5
of the place	5
in one of	5
sons of algar	5
way through the	5
to the most	5
on either side	5
and as the	5
at this moment	5
in the hands	5
of which they	5
on the instant	5
this was the	5
but i have	5
the brows of	5
the foundations of	5
of the grave	5
alfred the great	5
thou wouldst have	5
at the very	5
he turned to	5
descendant of the	5
ouer into normandie	5
it is impossible	5
in the realm	5
for the duke	5
for a time	5
of her lord	5
might of the	5
character of the	5
i conceive thee	5
the number of	5
last of the	5
the force of	5
harold was now	5
in his presence	5
he will be	5
him and the	5
by her side	5
in order to	5
the sun of	5
said the bishop	5
is on the	5
soul of harold	5
which i have	5
those who had	5
placed his hand	5
had left the	5
is but a	5
was in his	5
of their king	5
the corpses of	5
never yet hath	5
and i know	5
entered the room	5
of gryffyth the	5
the eleventh century	5
of his friends	5
the heart that	5
cloth of gold	5
the habit of	5
the value of	5
sprang from the	5
by the great	5
of the audience	5
the fashion of	5
go to the	5
but on the	5
the way to	5
the first of	5
is but the	5
the saxon line	5
on the king	5
remains of the	5
by side with	5
far from the	5
time of the	5
lord of breteuil	5
of the man	5
and the church	5
the birth of	5
the king is	5
to the standard	5
the sword of	5
the breath of	5
the example of	5
a long and	5
with the dead	5
the duke was	5
of his house	5
to his lips	5
and he was	5
a prince of	5
to the man	5
and the english	5
of north wales	5
said in a	5
he heard the	5
before the conquest	5
king edwards reigne	5
of the rest	5
the kings fauour	5
for it is	5
all that he	5
i should have	5
in so much	5
him as he	5
the most powerful	5
the crown to	5
by the splendour	5
at a place	5
as a father	5
the one side	5
interest in the	5
the royalty of	5
the king with	5
look to it	5
the basileus of	5
there is a	5
thou canst not	5
of william the	5
of the coming	5
and the thegns	5
in the forest	5
as she spoke	5
with a light	5
not only the	5
of her own	5
it will be	5
that he has	5
as from the	5
had gained the	5
the pomp of	5
is it to	5
had gone from	5
so far as	5
king of wales	5
on the floor	5
but for that	5
said the kent	5
the influence of	5
not till the	5
after the conquest	5
which it was	5
parts of the	5
the king that	5
the mother of	5
harold in the	5
might be seen	5
the ships of	5
third of that	5
son of a	5
the gouernement of	5
the destinies of	5
tomb of the	5
and the old	5
of london and	5
than those of	5
godwin and his	5
in the north	5
the safety of	5
which the norman	5
such was the	5
the point of	5
was not without	5
on his wrist	5
that belongs to	5
it is so	5
the circle of	5
there was something	5
and for that	5
the english king	5
and the witan	5
gazed on the	5
siward earle of	5
passed into the	5
with all those	5
is it not	5
wings of the	5
by all the	5
i would not	5
one by one	5
between harold and	5
the shape of	5
kiss of peace	5
this is not	5
on his knees	5
and the walls	5
that the great	5
osgood and ailred	5
shafts of the	5
led to the	5
not from the	5
the french king	5
with both hands	5
of earle leofrike	5
he would have	5
of the army	5
in the daies	5
and all that	5
when he saw	5
the shadow of	5
on his own	5
the king in	5
the norman count	5
in vain to	5
was followed by	5
on the field	5
lords of the	5
he took the	5
hour of need	5
the saxon chronicle	5
edith the fair	5
where he was	5
be in the	5
the earl to	5
not far from	5
than that which	5
on behalf of	5
in his right	5
away from the	5
of the field	5
now in the	5
on the sward	5
of his wife	5
of the mighty	5
to the sea	5
continued the king	5
and we will	5
than to the	5
he had not	5
as his own	5
william the conqueror	5
knew that the	5
faith of the	5
the king had	5
shook her head	5
at these words	5
on the brow	5
the wife of	5
of life and	5
of king harold	5
to him who	5
with the other	5
the druid temple	5
and that of	5
the battle of	5
in his youth	5
of the wall	5
the beginning of	5
the monks and	5
the flash of	5
he went to	5
fight for the	5
but thou art	5
a blasing starre	5
than in the	5
the isle of	5
of the christian	5
to the crown	5
and the dead	5
seem to have	5
of the holy	5
on which he	5
and harold was	5
with a smile	5
the title of	5
in the world	5
his head on	5
of the heart	5
was of the	5
that it seemed	5
share in the	5
the will of	5
to the vala	5
of this work	5
of king edwards	5
of the norsemen	5
the hoofs of	5
part of my	5
were in the	5
seemed to have	5
and the same	5
in a breath	5
marriage with the	5
with which they	5
the young atheling	5
the terrors of	5
that earle goodwine	5
with a grave	5
of the scandinavian	5
of the ground	5
to be in	5
and if i	5
be found in	5
the tongue of	5
earle of ponthieu	5
i know it	5
to thee my	5
of the famous	5
image of the	5
to me to	5
the other hand	5
the standard of	5
the citie of	5
with a sigh	5
so much that	5
with a fierce	5
on which the	5
cause of the	5
on both sides	5
of his king	5
replied the earl	5
in his native	5
by thy side	5
it to be	5
from the world	5
as those of	5
and a man	5
to the earl	5
charge of the	4
the ban of	4
the word of	4
columns of the	4
the wail of	4
with which it	4
to make a	4
to meet him	4
that i can	4
natural heir to	4
to the chamber	4
of the line	4
ban of the	4
of the enemy	4
as he answered	4
his hand in	4
back to his	4
though i have	4
and he saw	4
the teuton altar	4
more than his	4
the song of	4
north the humber	4
king edward had	4
the last saxon	4
near to the	4
leofrike earle of	4
the fleet of	4
thou not that	4
the authority of	4
the saxon soil	4
richard the third	4
as in a	4
the blast of	4
her face over	4
to thee as	4
the secrets of	4
shall not be	4
at the feet	4
would not be	4
it was said	4
was known to	4
of the pope	4
but there is	4
it was on	4
the web of	4
of the briton	4
in all his	4
find in the	4
in presence of	4
more than the	4
and our lady	4
raoul de tancarville	4
for the moment	4
and his saints	4
of the conqueror	4
with an armie	4
the danes had	4
fear of the	4
the said duke	4
and looked round	4
tostig the earl	4
with an effort	4
account of the	4
will be in	4
in the other	4
and in those	4
it shall not	4
the glory of	4
of the cross	4
the charm of	4
and fro the	4
up in the	4
is no more	4
eldest sonne of	4
on his throne	4
i knew not	4
lake of blood	4
of edmund ironside	4
at that sight	4
of the baltic	4
will be the	4
the smile of	4
thy right hand	4
his mind was	4
the duke and	4
of the prelate	4
memory of the	4
the arts of	4
i dare not	4
the joy of	4
that the pope	4
where is the	4
of the new	4
answered the vala	4
ye fight for	4
was at the	4
thou art right	4
god and his	4
knowest that i	4
on my mind	4
to all the	4
fire and sword	4
by the light	4
the more distant	4
of his youth	4
the hush of	4
heart to the	4
the danger of	4
he saw a	4
nor did he	4
why did i	4
and some of	4
of the fort	4
to see him	4
of the teuton	4
in that chamber	4
the th of	4
fell upon the	4
that we should	4
cried the earl	4
took from the	4
the signal for	4
and the tomb	4
his own men	4
la resplendar de	4
to him the	4
all the other	4
for the faith	4
he reached the	4
thou shalt not	4
were placed in	4
he was not	4
were to be	4
returne into england	4
the general reader	4
from the hand	4
sonne of goodwine	4
of the kings	4
the hour when	4
temple of the	4
the lore of	4
as with the	4
of england from	4
richard the second	4
of the basileus	4
thoughts of the	4
of an army	4
way towards the	4
the spirit of	4
are said to	4
by whome he	4
on the altar	4
were it not	4
it seemed as	4
than the rest	4
that edward left	4
by your leave	4
thought of self	4
of the next	4
parts of his	4
in the front	4
death of his	4
to whom he	4
not have been	4
listened to the	4
but they were	4
for him to	4
i have the	4
royalty of england	4
as some haue	4
of an age	4
of all england	4
which she had	4
what he had	4
the forces of	4
the holy rood	4
of the common	4
by which he	4
the home of	4
at all events	4
some write that	4
answered the king	4
said with a	4
spirit of the	4
a gift from	4
i have done	4
at a sign	4
and was buried	4
of the continent	4
both of the	4
on the height	4
with the english	4
and she hath	4
over the whole	4
day by day	4
shrunk from the	4
to be seen	4
within reach of	4
the comming of	4
we shall be	4
a few days	4
the brave man	4
of the body	4
the sun had	4
and down the	4
but not to	4
and that it	4
of edward the	4
the hope of	4
midst of a	4
gazing on the	4
and a few	4
said to him	4
and is it	4
and out of	4
the saxon throne	4
be the most	4
to say that	4
of his countrymen	4
if thou wilt	4
to such as	4
as they had	4
gouernement of the	4
that it may	4
he said to	4
the curse of	4
sonne of edmund	4
was on his	4
proof of his	4
per la resplendar	4
the lady of	4
from the field	4
the natural heir	4
after a long	4
the night of	4
at the least	4
the door opened	4
history of the	4
order of the	4
in a dream	4
of his realm	4
he would not	4
but the king	4
mercia and northumbria	4
the gonfanon of	4
wrecks of the	4
and the vast	4
the whole force	4
in that hour	4
he was in	4
of the court	4
i fear me	4
for the space	4
these words he	4
as if by	4
to the anglo	4
way to his	4
this is a	4
must have been	4
at the distance	4
of their countrymen	4
field of hastings	4
two of the	4
coasts of kent	4
under the eyes	4
of the atheling	4
custom of the	4
in the church	4
henrie the third	4
wing of the	4
of the conquest	4
the which he	4
the scene of	4
even in that	4
passed to the	4
pride of the	4
to see that	4
the law of	4
them from the	4
in great doubt	4
at her feet	4
on thy side	4
the english people	4
for the time	4
with his mother	4
of the race	4
in the later	4
the earl is	4
as became the	4
say that he	4
of the room	4
the prayer of	4
that is true	4
of a great	4
the part of	4
and amidst the	4
to make him	4
left in the	4
abide by the	4
necessary to the	4
ancestor of the	4
the church is	4
the thought that	4
in advance of	4
praise of the	4
he is a	4
in the very	4
will of the	4
lifting his hand	4
soon as the	4
for the most	4
the day was	4
of the marches	4
though with a	4
to harold as	4
what had been	4
in his power	4
had gone to	4
and the cross	4
let the king	4
within the walls	4
he and his	4
with his hand	4
passed in the	4
for the same	4
of more than	4
as he rode	4
not without some	4
and a large	4
there is not	4
the dead and	4
from the north	4
of mallet de	4
to his sister	4
daies of king	4
of the humber	4
about the same	4
saxon and norman	4
it is well	4
each of the	4
the weal of	4
beauty of her	4
more than one	4
on his way	4
was compelled to	4
the outline of	4
he was to	4
led the way	4
sate on his	4
a sort of	4
all that night	4
and he answered	4
lord and king	4
that all the	4
the danish prophetess	4
result of the	4
a part of	4
to the aid	4
for that he	4
and many a	4
and even the	4
i have him	4
in which his	4
to the child	4
know that the	4
seemed to him	4
the spear and	4
the child to	4
he did so	4
as the earl	4
hand to the	4
heart of harold	4
in their own	4
sake of his	4
even at the	4
over all the	4
to the said	4
under the hoofs	4
by the grave	4
advance of the	4
him to be	4
brow of the	4
of the principal	4
in his heart	4
to restore the	4
for that reason	4
to learn that	4
if the duke	4
sir john wynne	4
left his lips	4
force of the	4
in the meane	4
with a wild	4
to her lips	4
altar of thor	4
he entered the	4
the matter was	4
of the living	4
other of his	4
true to the	4
the other in	4
possession of the	4
at the thought	4
and most of	4
the trust of	4
comes from the	4
spurs to his	4
to think that	4
certeine it is	4
the year of	4
was on the	4
now to be	4
rampart of shields	4
the sixth day	4
much of the	4
i would have	4
hallowed by the	4
all the more	4
of men of	4
lips of the	4
view of the	4
the saxon vanguard	4
the necessity of	4
the claims of	4
as i am	4
records of the	4
said the prelate	4
of the apostle	4
to take part	4
level with the	4
in the romance	4
i repent me	4
the earl was	4
the dead men	4
to the witan	4
me that the	4
filled with the	4
the abbeie of	4
thou hast said	4
he had issue	4
thou hast seen	4
in the kingdom	4
but with a	4
harold and edith	4
from the old	4
from the east	4
answered the earl	4
within the palace	4
for harold the	4
he made his	4
of all men	4
such as were	4
appears to have	4
news of the	4
between the two	4
seemed as if	4
the right hand	4
himself and the	4
of harold and	4
them into the	4
duke of the	4
fixed on the	4
whom he was	4
a voice that	4
great number of	4
king edward was	4
fell on the	4
the touch of	4
at the mouth	4
at his feet	4
in a tone	4
as thou sayest	4
have but to	4
was now the	4
and the good	4
visit to the	4
was to be	4
and he looked	4
by the danes	4
let me not	4
there can be	4
harold with a	4
watch over the	4
the superstitions of	4
thou shalt have	4
not by the	4
made one of	4
of the invader	4
of a house	4
fragments of bark	4
the roar of	4
the first man	4
to make the	4
and that in	4
of the imperial	4
but a few	4
thou art come	4
both in the	4
the roman pontiff	4
thee in the	4
the ancestor of	4
as a hostage	4
the storm of	4
sound of her	4
for the last	4
king of france	4
of the assembly	4
by edward to	4
the princes of	4
from his own	4
the awe of	4
on the brows	4
in the year	4
paused a moment	4
on the norman	4
the language of	4
and the frank	4
if there be	4
the hosts of	4
a little after	4
the eldest sonne	4
mused a moment	4
city of london	4
i see that	4
on his head	4
in the words	4
thou art not	4
sweyn the outlaw	4
the fragments of	4
in a great	4
the night before	4
of the more	4
in peace and	4
edward the confessor	4
of the work	4
to the reader	4
more by the	4
the citizens of	4
harold was the	4
of the household	4
appear to have	4
cried the duke	4
not the least	4
if it be	4
round his neck	4
advanced to the	4
founder of the	4
of the warrior	4
it was only	4
as he did	4
with these words	4
of a power	4
and which was	4
nor do i	4
form of a	4
count of bretagne	4
the eye of	4
which we have	4
edward the sonne	4
from his heart	4
not only to	4
a man who	4
a great number	4
as thou wilt	4
god of the	4
of many of	4
swanus the eldest	4
but to the	4
he sought to	4
of the soil	4
bowed her head	4
to take the	4
the heirs of	4
with his brother	4
a little apart	4
the train of	4
beauty of the	4
the guilt of	4
spear and the	4
at the court	4
thought of the	4
that harold should	4
the gripe of	4
who had just	4
of our saxon	4
of saxon england	4
his hand over	4
was heard the	4
heard in the	4
once more the	4
was about to	4
and the priest	4
altar of the	4
in the abbeie	4
the first glance	4
was restored to	4
love of the	4
alone in his	4
and i tell	4
under the shade	4
griffin king of	4
great power of	4
but at the	4
which is the	4
at length the	4
of kings and	4
that it should	4
on the death	4
of our fathers	4
knowest thou not	4
him his heire	4
william of malmesbury	4
and were i	4
pomp of his	4
then i have	4
of his age	4
harfager king of	4
and his brother	4
the lithsmen of	4
at his side	4
a single battle	4
of his mail	4
he heard that	4
come to the	4
the hum of	4
that he who	4
and under the	4
in the battle	4
of the danish	4
was that which	4
found in the	4
he seemed to	4
as his wife	4
of the cymrian	4
to gaze on	4
of england to	4
the land is	4
last saxon king	4
the absence of	4
the reigne of	4
the splendour of	4
nature of the	4
of thy life	4
and he who	4
of the armament	4
house of hilda	4
her grandchild edith	4
turning to the	4
open to the	4
the sails of	4
and i would	4
i see the	4
the convent of	4
he pointed to	4
the hero of	4
of the chiefs	4
the holy sepulchre	4
that of a	4
my own heart	4
come from the	4
the world of	4
i could not	4
the honour of	4
from my lips	4
and his face	4
of the crown	4
in which they	4
with which he	4
the norman is	4
one or two	4
not without a	4
of gold and	4
i could have	4
chamber in which	4
throne of the	4
that from the	4
took up the	4
of the northumbrians	4
the desire of	4
men of kent	4
as heir to	4
after a short	4
as the norman	4
thou speakest well	4
of the norwegians	4
evidences of the	4
laws of england	4
we normans are	4
the thegn of	4
a norman knight	4
moment on the	4
that there is	4
of that great	4
the realme in	4
for the earl	4
before the witan	4
or at least	4
the great duke	4
and if he	4
a time when	4
emerged from the	4
akin to the	4
the chronicles of	4
it so chanced	4
of his career	3
heart of england	3
of a race	3
pointing to the	3
as a banished	3
notion of the	3
gnawing his lip	3
found meanes to	3
william would not	3
retreat of the	3
of the wolf	3
halls of heaven	3
of hir bodie	3
heroes of the	3
and he will	3
as harold was	3
decision of the	3
in the first	3
the good earl	3
on my heart	3
he was outlawed	3
she had been	3
his deep voice	3
palace of the	3
his brother harold	3
it is for	3
the hostages were	3
chamber of his	3
hath not the	3
for the good	3
so as to	3
the tent of	3
it was in	3
the peculiarity of	3
his predecessors had	3
attachment to the	3
the arguments that	3
about to be	3
and by land	3
by the marriage	3
i did not	3
the saxon name	3
man to man	3
of his reigne	3
year by year	3
heard the voice	3
not that the	3
the opposite side	3
name of harold	3
the crowne of	3
near and far	3
maner of men	3
cried the king	3
of the britons	3
a wise man	3
of the war	3
win the peoples	3
the entrance of	3
and the grave	3
married the daughter	3
to his native	3
the murder of	3
of the heptarchy	3
of their race	3
lower part of	3
on the fourth	3
of england were	3
it would not	3
of my house	3
the spears of	3
gates of london	3
from the gripe	3
to that of	3
led him to	3
king of scotland	3
unknown to the	3
once into the	3
and before the	3
the minds of	3
and with him	3
with the duke	3
was the last	3
to trust to	3
and gazing on	3
the pennon of	3
i shall go	3
arms and in	3
restore the child	3
the banks of	3
he had so	3
evil to england	3
he spurred his	3
and the runes	3
returned to the	3
which he sought	3
the only man	3
of the word	3
in the open	3
by the sea	3
through all the	3
thee and thy	3
degrees of the	3
first of that	3
without the walls	3
which edward had	3
a thing that	3
of that countrie	3
that nought save	3
spot on which	3
the summer home	3
to the mouth	3
did much hurt	3
turned from the	3
on the pale	3
harold my brother	3
glare of the	3
and playing with	3
he was slaine	3
me that i	3
a power of	3
at a glance	3
to be as	3
of his mother	3
had already begun	3
to receive the	3
would not have	3
monks and the	3
for the loss	3
morcar and edwin	3
small and slight	3
the shout of	3
a few words	3
the most part	3
the saxon is	3
he stood in	3
he mused a	3
and bending over	3
in the latter	3
valour of the	3
he lost the	3
chief of the	3
hath passed from	3
those who have	3
and the last	3
and my people	3
a daughter of	3
nearer to the	3
he had received	3
against the welch	3
and in fear	3
ye have no	3
by the arm	3
halls of his	3
cried the thegns	3
if i am	3
even in the	3
the star that	3
go to my	3
see that his	3
in seeking to	3
of the hero	3
was my sin	3
in the way	3
restored to his	3
that the men	3
the borders of	3
man of a	3
and entered the	3
heart in the	3
beyond all words	3
of the pool	3
me at least	3
of his mind	3
were seen the	3
arrived at the	3
on the head	3
a great power	3
and a horse	3
as we see	3
halls of westminster	3
that that love	3
was but one	3
or in the	3
death of alfred	3
the defeat of	3
against the stranger	3
to a norman	3
in his face	3
the two men	3
satisfied with the	3
the descendants of	3
to his foe	3
historie of england	3
assigned to the	3
he placed his	3
crown of a	3
were they of	3
hast thou thought	3
with his axe	3
those who would	3
the thoughts of	3
in many a	3
represented as a	3
with a great	3
of some fifty	3
the church was	3
rests with the	3
and a murmur	3
the subject population	3
is but one	3
warrior and the	3
brother of bayeux	3
the ghosts of	3
up at the	3
before the duke	3
within the circle	3
aid of his	3
to the custom	3
in this matter	3
whether or not	3
of his owne	3
a matter of	3
sacrifice but that	3
at the hour	3
edmund ironside into	3
in defence of	3
and his own	3
that he will	3
edward the atheling	3
that the duke	3
shall force dissever	3
and we shall	3
weight in the	3
i came to	3
the prime of	3
the reader will	3
the old chief	3
the reply of	3
the strength and	3
in thine absence	3
the sceptre of	3
in the dim	3
fell on his	3
edward and the	3
the swords of	3
acquainted with the	3
and duke william	3
and given to	3
the king will	3
of his bodie	3
have been the	3
rest of that	3
of wrath and	3
which he himself	3
the bread of	3
had not been	3
the earl seemed	3
had failed to	3
a wild and	3
the human heart	3
it was no	3
thou hast been	3
shall be the	3
and other of	3
to the charge	3
didst thou not	3
homage to the	3
by the popular	3
by the fire	3
known to us	3
in the day	3
the ceremonial of	3
bulk of the	3
and so i	3
the national assembly	3
which seems to	3
bishop of winchester	3
runes on the	3
side with the	3
red in the	3
since the death	3
nauie of ships	3
sign from the	3
to his brother	3
charlemagne and alfred	3
old man at	3
and the bones	3
as the best	3
at the extreme	3
and the bird	3
it must be	3
marriage with aldyth	3
the middle ages	3
of the horse	3
of the vessel	3
with spears and	3
all that the	3
the evidence of	3
in all that	3
it is clear	3
knee to the	3
the norman chronicles	3
is not in	3
them by the	3
vpon him the	3
from one of	3
over the water	3
sides of the	3
on the pillow	3
by his own	3
in the sunlight	3
well and wisely	3
a few of	3
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