trigram

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trigram	frequency
life of the	54
the eternal city	50
clara erskine clement	45
rome in the	41
of recent discoveries	29
the light of	29
in the light	29
ancient rome in	29
light of recent	29
the life of	28
private life of	27
the private life	27
of the greeks	27
of the romans	27
guhl and koner	26
rome under the	26
in rome under	26
society in rome	26
under the caesars	26
the greeks and	26
greeks and romans	25
in ancient history	22
readings in ancient	22
in the first	20
william stearns davis	19
the days of	19
in ancient rome	18
william ralph inge	18
roba di roma	17
a day in	16
it may be	16
in the days	16
walks in rome	16
stress on the	15
there is no	15
the stress on	15
day and yesterday	15
rome of to	15
of the english	14
the beginning of	14
one of the	14
in english literature	14
and the west	14
rome and the	14
classic myths in	14
classics in english	13
days of cicero	13
roman life in	13
the english language	13
life in the	13
myths in english	13
it is a	13
foreign classics in	13
in the age	12
of the same	12
life at rome	12
the age of	12
day in ancient	12
the pronunciation of	12
age of cicero	12
at rome in	12
william cleaver wilkinson	12
social life at	12
as it is	11
the stress back	11
the first syllable	11
is to be	11
james anthony froude	11
in the same	11
of the word	10
latin and greek	10
it is not	10
as in the	10
the conclusion of	9
pliny the younger	9
in the english	9
the value of	9
in this respect	9
at the beginning	8
of ancient literature	8
more than two	8
the auxiliary verb	8
ought to be	8
of the second	8
in the latin	8
i do not	8
complete poetical works	8
beginning of the	8
as described by	8
than two syllables	8
of ancient rome	8
it must be	8
throw the stress	8
it is the	7
words of more	7
it is to	7
charles mills gayley	7
the study of	7
syllable of the	7
the paradise lost	7
pronunciation of latin	7
as i have	7
end of the	7
the old gods	7
of more than	7
value of latin	7
of all the	7
the penultimate vowel	7
of the gods	7
history of ancient	7
the words are	7
illustrated history of	7
the end of	7
the common pause	6
inversion of the	6
of roman literature	6
vowel is short	6
thing to be	6
there is a	6
that it is	6
man i sing	6
a history of	6
in the second	6
a friend of	6
and the man	6
of the phrase	6
and the like	6
this is the	6
of percy bysshe	6
fustel de coulanges	6
the allusio verborum	6
but of course	6
not to be	6
the ancient city	6
the man i	6
prose works of	6
arms and the	6
history of roman	6
not at all	6
first syllable of	6
and all the	6
the classic myths	6
it will be	6
let us adore	6
from the latin	6
works of percy	6
us adore him	6
lines of the	6
in the following	6
percy bysshe shelley	6
the prose works	6
harry thurston peck	6
of this class	6
and in the	6
at the end	6
of this kind	6
that there is	6
in the two	5
is upon the	5
pronunciation of words	5
varying the pause	5
a plea for	5
of the first	5
to begin with	5
in the solemn	5
charles thomas cruttwell	5
the traditional pronunciation	5
vowel in the	5
greek and latin	5
of the pause	5
a long vowel	5
the second line	5
of this nature	5
harry buxton forman	5
the name of	5
was pronounced long	5
the word is	5
sound heard in	5
and it is	5
all of them	5
a christmas hymn	5
the varying of	5
of the old	5
as to the	5
among the romans	5
used for the	5
the marble faun	5
the influence of	5
on the other	5
the death of	5
friend of caesar	5
in which the	5
for the sake	5
the verse is	5
the roman forum	5
as well as	5
miller and beeson	5
the other hand	5
the general rule	5
varying of the	5
second latin book	5
the following are	5
the manner of	5
of the iliad	5
i am now	5
as thou hast	5
to the english	5
the inversion of	5
of the verse	5
the queen of	5
the sake of	5
the two last	5
the solemn midnight	5
the doom of	5
to be found	5
was treated as	5
description of the	4
the story of	4
of the two	4
taking notice of	4
the temple of	4
it appears that	4
be found in	4
an instance of	4
two long sounds	4
the italians of	4
in all the	4
that the words	4
two syllables with	4
threw the stress	4
down to the	4
flevit lepus parvulus	4
with shelley in	4
treated as a	4
is owing to	4
peeps at many	4
it in the	4
the next line	4
old romans at	4
for the short	4
the poems of	4
to have a	4
if he had	4
the roman road	4
that we have	4
in one dull	4
conclusion of the	4
but it is	4
the use of	4
i am apt	4
with his lute	4
has a wonderful	4
i will produce	4
beau is one	4
the first vowel	4
the son of	4
the word as	4
in american education	4
that there are	4
that the english	4
orpheus with his	4
of the language	4
is a good	4
i come now	4
it has been	4
heard in the	4
non amo te	4
singular and plural	4
history of the	4
than the latin	4
thou hast been	4
words of this	4
in order to	4
the penultima of	4
no more as	4
the old romans	4
in one of	4
a long y	4
concise than the	4
it would be	4
the women of	4
for the programs	4
the rule of	4
romans at home	4
am now to	4
thou art no	4
the following lines	4
of the line	4
come now to	4
the generality of	4
one of its	4
literature and antiquities	4
use of the	4
vowel is long	4
art no more	4
is one of	4
the first who	4
may be used	4
the fugitive of	4
greek in american	4
and to the	4
more concise than	4
of the slothful	4
i have said	4
have the stress	4
there are in	4
keep the stress	4
any one of	4
plea for the	4
latin as a	4
it is now	4
that may be	4
it would have	4
may be said	4
the same nature	4
instance of this	4
apt to think	4
do not know	4
and plural numbers	4
for the classics	4
pictures from italy	4
and greek in	4
it is long	4
out of the	4
the gods of	4
penultimate vowel is	4
and many others	4
the nineteenth century	4
in other words	4
one dull line	4
is at present	4
of which i	4
on the antepenultima	4
so that the	4
what i am	4
the short sound	4
be used for	4
a wonderful effect	4
on the penultima	4
and for the	4
more as thou	4
and i believe	4
in these two	4
to the sense	4
the passage in	4
am apt to	4
alliteration in the	4
now to the	4
sir theodore martin	4
to the latin	4
is not the	4
in spite of	4
of these two	4
would have been	4
a beau is	4
pronunciation of english	4
in favour of	4
the vowel is	4
words ending in	4
of the latin	4
on the vowel	4
shelley in italy	4
made use of	4
traditional pronunciation of	4
the short vowel	4
sir edward bulwer	4
the vowel which	4
under french influence	4
the history of	4
not easy to	4
doom of the	4
the last syllable	4
line it is	4
the latin language	4
these two lines	4
the quantity of	4
at many lands	4
it is upon	4
the first line	4
the reason why	4
straight from latin	3
all in the	3
one of which	3
in the former	3
in her lap	3
walk in rome	3
for the study	3
cupid and the	3
as we pronounce	3
gods of the	3
is the most	3
the following words	3
jupiter and his	3
in our language	3
sire of gods	3
of roman history	3
of the protagonists	3
deb o rah	3
dictionary of classical	3
the mixing of	3
rock of ages	3
the greek and	3
a false quantity	3
sense of the	3
any letter x	3
seems to me	3
of our language	3
generality of readers	3
puer ex jersey	3
in longer words	3
to be the	3
that the vowel	3
appear to be	3
to find out	3
seem to have	3
of the most	3
letter from pliny	3
on the ground	3
mentioned in my	3
which is very	3
came through french	3
in this matter	3
three or four	3
it should be	3
a passage in	3
due to the	3
vowel or diphthong	3
the want of	3
to the verse	3
what i have	3
ten low words	3
prayer of socrates	3
anger of achilles	3
pompeii as described	3
from the other	3
the sound of	3
of this art	3
be said that	3
in the penultima	3
it is true	3
of a line	3
a walk in	3
in the roman	3
y was treated	3
any thing else	3
word of the	3
the interior of	3
the english bible	3
a long unit	3
of a false	3
would have said	3
to be in	3
if it were	3
sounds heard in	3
the roman house	3
the protagonists of	3
to speak of	3
much of the	3
is due to	3
of the roman	3
of the allusio	3
translation of the	3
in the antepenultima	3
in classical latin	3
and that is	3
with a full	3
sound of trumpets	3
state normal school	3
allyn and bacon	3
contrary to the	3
and in all	3
from the greek	3
the preface to	3
it did not	3
day in rome	3
queen of love	3
and it will	3
a single consonant	3
there is nothing	3
the e in	3
words throw the	3
part of the	3
to take notice	3
false quantity in	3
on the antepenultimate	3
as in english	3
the gods came	3
in the third	3
gods came up	3
words derived from	3
i cannot omit	3
the sound to	3
the epigrams of	3
the assembly of	3
in tract ii	3
stood for the	3
letter written by	3
in english words	3
those which have	3
if it had	3
artful way of	3
over their heads	3
the eruption of	3
the assonantia syllabarum	3
it is possible	3
line of the	3
of latin literature	3
the two long	3
short sound heard	3
and even the	3
source book of	3
it was the	3
which i have	3
can be more	3
upon the ear	3
an example in	3
a letter written	3
au and eu	3
syllables in the	3
is short in	3
of the finest	3
instances of the	3
the singular and	3
hymn to the	3
of modern english	3
second and third	3
there are many	3
the same as	3
with the usual	3
with a long	3
the usual exceptions	3
more than a	3
the verse would	3
i think the	3
classical literature and	3
auxiliary verb is	3
that dwell in	3
that it was	3
the prayer of	3
on their heads	3
by the roman	3
of the house	3
to keep the	3
would be a	3
of english words	3
may the gods	3
the english is	3
ligature characters with	3
is a very	3
is not to	3
the two consonants	3
letter x with	3
the english pronunciation	3
of the ancient	3
more than once	3
sound to the	3
that of the	3
and grecian warriors	3
quantity of the	3
masterpieces of latin	3
watch of the	3
art of war	3
taken notice of	3
fall of rome	3
back and shorten	3
epigrams of martial	3
which there is	3
walter taylor field	3
the stile of	3
short in greek	3
he in his	3
from pliny the	3
this is one	3
in disyllables the	3
of classical literature	3
the city of	3
the funeral of	3
the vowel in	3
there was no	3
how is the	3
in his hand	3
the long vowel	3
thuriferis panchaia pinguis	3
are to be	3
came up from	3
the fourteenth century	3
some aged oak	3
italians of to	3
last syllable of	3
panchaia pinguis arenis	3
the second foot	3
the roman soldier	3
ich bin dein	3
the power to	3
for the obscure	3
an exception for	3
from whence i	3
land or sea	3
to follow the	3
and the bee	3
sciret dare jussus	3
in every line	3
which is the	3
take notice of	3
lodge latin grammar	3
makes the reader	3
the collocatio verborum	3
the fall of	3
of the vowels	3
with the words	3
and the same	3
the thirteenth century	3
ancient and modern	3
si vero viciam	3
when i was	3
in these words	3
quantity in the	3
of the early	3
preface to his	3
the common pronunciation	3
laxas sciret dare	3
exception for which	3
stress back and	3
it is at	3
american book company	3
ad sanctum spiritus	3
the golden mean	3
but it was	3
beginning of a	3
as it appears	3
the classical quantities	3
of these lines	3
there was a	3
what is a	3
and what is	3
her lap to	3
book of roman	3
initial vowel of	3
to have been	3
oliver wendell holmes	3
be allowed to	3
of these words	3
to the common	3
in words of	3
may be proper	3
the tenth century	3
the obscure sound	3
as in our	3
of the society	3
to be so	3
up from italy	3
than the english	3
education among the	3
the younger to	3
that the penultima	3
ulmisque adjungere vites	3
and at the	3
here you see	3
and silent night	3
lap to rest	3
the common measure	3
is the verse	3
the same rules	3
poems of oscar	3
to be a	3
the watch of	3
passage in homer	3
at the same	3
the last vowel	3
qui cultus habendo	3
assembly of the	3
follow the same	3
begin with the	3
the last line	3
strength to the	3
is not easy	3
the last word	3
which is not	3
pronunciation of the	3
verse would have	3
and his children	3
in the manner	3
nothing can be	3
eruption of vesuvius	3
whence you are	3
the calm and	3
the same place	3
roman spent his	3
of latin as	3
the same time	3
calm and silent	3
of what i	3
with a short	3
came straight from	3
the pause is	3
first lines of	3
to the first	3
the former vowel	3
a roman mirror	3
the power of	3
john addington symonds	3
the two first	3
epitaph on erotion	3
vowel of the	3
back to the	3
long sounds heard	3
of the pronunciation	3
that i have	3
any other language	3
of oscar wilde	3
such words as	3
in pompeii as	3
following are examples	3
is one who	3
day in pompeii	3
upon the first	3
the tomb of	3
or two of	3
most of the	3
to the ear	3
summas levibus pellabitur	3
to a schoolmaster	3
two of the	3
totaque thuriferis panchaia	3
to be much	3
qui foedere certo	3
in such a	3
english words derived	3
on the ultima	3
be proper to	3
rotis summas levibus	3
came with it	3
father of the	3
levibus pellabitur undas	3
shorten the penultima	3
name of a	3
a parasitic y	2
of that forbidden	2
but then the	2
once it was	2
the mamertine prison	2
seems to be	2
study of the	2
or any other	2
in this passage	2
syllables of the	2
some famous buildings	2
the object of	2
apibus quanta experientia	2
catacombs of rome	2
programs a plea	2
found them an	2
that on earth	2
the long initial	2
sort of rhyme	2
penultima qu was	2
it seems to	2
arthur chamberlain a	2
of one in	2
the englishmen who	2
from the reformation	2
simois correpta sub	2
is there any	2
the case of	2
what it is	2
in my former	2
this monosyllable collocation	2
william shakespeare a	2
words with heavy	2
may be very	2
penultima the vowel	2
the two following	2
it is difficult	2
then mounted on	2
two celebrated lines	2
ending in a	2
of the church	2
latin to the	2
long initial vowel	2
of pronunciation is	2
a model young	2
be sung to	2
than the penultima	2
his mighty standard	2
only in the	2
their heads triumphant	2
and which i	2
of this work	2
saxe perdidi diem	2
stile of homer	2
would have had	2
plain direct rhyme	2
the one from	2
where it has	2
because of its	2
spent his year	2
of the fourteenth	2
the plain direct	2
the third thing	2
of the greek	2
the four tracts	2
que and et	2
they found it	2
his description of	2
both in the	2
an effect this	2
the translations of	2
blew zephyrus alte	2
the latin nominative	2
makes the verse	2
nora hopper helen	2
at any rate	2
craze for amusement	2
for which it	2
as seen by	2
the missouri state	2
from their birth	2
where it is	2
wheels along the	2
ae ligature characters	2
lamb to potitus	2
longer words throw	2
the scanning conclusive	2
ante mare tellus	2
in the most	2
consciously or unconsciously	2
in the paradise	2
six years of	2
et sola in	2
sidere terram vertere	2
a few more	2
following are instances	2
from a passage	2
the romans made	2
the topography of	2
verse and the	2
robert herrick elysium	2
sung to the	2
the beauty of	2
did the roaring	2
the author of	2
throws up the	2
what is given	2
philosophy of life	2
penultimate had the	2
classical word in	2
bulletin of the	2
how does the	2
mackail orpheus with	2
of the letters	2
in that place	2
there can be	2
them an abode	2
and innumerable others	2
the classical journal	2
this sort of	2
adorant sub coelo	2
mortal taste brought	2
the first word	2
are in the	2
the st syllable	2
and the reason	2
will produce an	2
parasitic y was	2
i will now	2
in the ancient	2
be seen that	2
xy with joining	2
the error of	2
but i doubt	2
we need not	2
to prefer the	2
the fifth line	2
on the hill	2
to virgil in	2
is possible that	2
observed that this	2
bare he in	2
is a particular	2
balmy cloud with	2
amusement among the	2
and that it	2
across the billow	2
when he says	2
kind out of	2
the stress goes	2
and heroes to	2
a roman banquet	2
virgil in this	2
storms at thy	2
words have been	2
famous temples of	2
really not at	2
pictures and sculpture	2
with respect to	2
to the greeks	2
came to follow	2
herford cupid and	2
and eu were	2
of this passage	2
that forbidden tree	2
influence of greek	2
it was not	2
sir richard fanshawe	2
as they are	2
ab oris italiam	2
at the warlike	2
ut rei naturam	2
mixing the singular	2
seem to be	2
can hardly be	2
speak of the	2
of such words	2
for the long	2
a hymn to	2
in this line	2
assonantia syllabarum or	2
as much as	2
holidays and others	2
are really not	2
not sure that	2
in it the	2
is capable of	2
could not but	2
one of these	2
an etruscan ring	2
the delicacy of	2
that it may	2
but if we	2
changes in the	2
syllabarum or rhyme	2
and all of	2
friends is not	2
seen that the	2
that sort of	2
it was in	2
which it is	2
the fountain of	2
now shew you	2
some religious customs	2
it were an	2
the earth was	2
arts of versification	2
thee in the	2
arnold after construing	2
alfred dommett roman	2
so that i	2
to the grave	2
who came with	2
sonitu terrebis aves	2
the ancient myth	2
several sorts of	2
take off his	2
a mournful mien	2
the latin stress	2
is sweet and	2
school pronunciation of	2
that the second	2
which milton has	2
rising from the	2
mixt alliteration in	2
selections that may	2
adventures among books	2
high school word	2
are in virgil	2
then did the	2
all the hurry	2
the prince of	2
romans of fame	2
the soft idalian	2
made a road	2
adjectives of this	2
given to friends	2
i am not	2
for the two	2
must be added	2
admit that all	2
the stress remains	2
thou hast the	2
which have the	2
his translation of	2
come into the	2
to the soft	2
as it were	2
there are four	2
his dart shook	2
the sense of	2
me pigris ubi	2
and the latin	2
but to go	2
if they were	2
english is almost	2
a night in	2
oliver herford cupid	2
a man of	2
sing heavenly muse	2
back with pleasure	2
and whither lies	2
and so are	2
love of latin	2
in the sense	2
buildings of ancient	2
a secondary stress	2
of the last	2
the most beautiful	2
nulla campis arbor	2
of the aeneid	2
in the next	2
fanshawe to a	2
to show that	2
been further abbreviated	2
was in the	2
long vowel in	2
in open day	2
of the tides	2
queen of scots	2
can possibly be	2
author of the	2
if they came	2
longer words the	2
changing the common	2
this respect than	2
the roaring waves	2
line in the	2
the seat of	2
be much more	2
customs and burial	2
which i cannot	2
in the sixteenth	2
word which is	2
one in the	2
is a reason	2
in a letter	2
i were to	2
in praise of	2
more or less	2
whence it appears	2
you what is	2
there are two	2
long in classical	2
the burning of	2
is difficult to	2
in the learned	2
of the missouri	2
latin andrew lang	2
i cannot express	2
it was a	2
an english word	2
virgil and milton	2
the level of	2
amantis res adversae	2
bending his ear	2
in the n	2
do well to	2
is long in	2
judge shall be	2
of this line	2
appeared in the	2
his great head	2
that the hebrew	2
upon the whole	2
safely to regain	2
instances of this	2
wave your tops	2
foedere certo et	2
homer will be	2
lamb de patientia	2
direful spring of	2
but if the	2
invitation to dine	2
another learned foreigner	2
are examples of	2
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the rushes glides	2
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any pair of	2
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verses contrary to	2
in the newspapers	2
lines in our	2
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english language is	2
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pro me perforatus	2
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temples of ancient	2
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rex et mulcere	2
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much more concise	2
a trochaick foot	2
direct from latin	2
his reverend head	2
de nativitate domini	2
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the roman army	2
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elton the happy	2
pessimus omnium poeta	2
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common professions and	2
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in his hose	2
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english pronunciation of	2
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latin in the	2
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almost one third	2
byron on portia	2
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the wind it	2
their shady lodge	2
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the same word	2
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cases it is	2
days of pompeii	2
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passage of this	2
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pair of letters	2
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two following vowels	2
the vowel i	2
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of their own	2
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xy any pair	2
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of the immortal	2
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oak uprears his	2
of course all	2
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long words the	2
the trojan shore	2
song of the	2
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the air is	2
to have committed	2
young lady of	2
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of rhyme in	2
each of these	2
it is short	2
by cicero describing	2
to take off	2
vero viciam que	2
a passage of	2
by his steeds	2
certo et premere	2
as a preparation	2
an invitation to	2
sensible of this	2
at times to	2
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first u of	2
whose mortal taste	2
cannot but perceive	2
people that on	2
i have shewn	2
just now recollect	2
and what an	2
now is come	2
a banquet at	2
in the calm	2
the penultima the	2
words which have	2
is no occasion	2
as if they	2
new york times	2
fruit of that	2
martin an invitation	2
words beginning with	2
opaci falce premes	2
lines in his	2
much of its	2
to think that	2
the most high	2
to the alliteratio	2
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on to the	2
fair and good	2
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the need of	2
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words retain the	2
all the world	2
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richard fanshawe to	2
hay epitaph on	2
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as fast as	2
sir philip sidney	2
is given to	2
shortening of the	2
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seem to prefer	2
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north american review	2
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books i and	2
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of a man	2
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syllables than the	2
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and on her	2
of the penultimate	2
hopper helen of	2
louise chandler moulton	2
stress remains on	2
impression of the	2
translation in readings	2
in a balmy	2
and you will	2
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may not be	2
had the stress	2
all the following	2
the true quantities	2
is come into	2
an empty throne	2
pone me pigris	2
in verses of	2
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to the gods	2
on this subject	2
be brought to	2
judge of the	2
order to write	2
the sire of	2
in readings in	2
quove tenetis iter	2
upon the monosyllable	2
death of caesar	2
a mute and	2
unus erat toto	2
to call it	2
warble as ye	2
in latin verse	2
chamberlain a christmas	2
a pompeian house	2
cinis es et	2
are used in	2
i found milton	2
he does not	2
we may quote	2
school word book	2
et cinis eris	2
it was long	2
latin language is	2
mounted on his	2
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syllables with a	2
am taking notice	2
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the westminster play	2
and ought to	2
with the slain	2
and the latter	2
atque rotis summas	2
had never had	2
in this particular	2
some famous temples	2
of the plain	2
the suffix into	2
the home of	2
journal of education	2
to the door	2
smooth the seas	2
a long penultima	2
the great father	2
aged oak uprears	2
at last to	2
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is true that	2
into the blissful	2
prosper in the	2
the mixt alliteration	2
the following passage	2
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school life in	2
hae meat and	2
in which milton	2
the flood arose	2
you to level	2
on an old	2
him the most	2
wit of man	2
for which reason	2
the last days	2
is very much	2
in modern literature	2
to produce more	2
middle of the	2
particles que and	2
women of ancient	2
all sorts of	2
obscure sound heard	2
the effect of	2
of george iii	2
dear days done	2
up the reins	2
famous buildings of	2
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words with a	2
herman merivale the	2
i should not	2
with the latin	2
the god of	2
of letters xy	2
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lies your way	2
in an english	2
no less than	2
the pronunciation is	2
thomas of celano	2
hinc canere incipiam	2
the reformation to	2
stress of the	2
cultus habendo sit	2
passage through french	2
to the latter	2
the opinion of	2
the stile is	2
have in it	2
the second syllable	2
in some cases	2
i beg leave	2
king of men	2
in modern english	2
for dear days	2
examples of the	2
of the history	2
quo sidere terram	2
loud and clear	2
of varying the	2
sing to the	2
to say that	2
greeks did endless	2
the arts of	2
the father of	2
at all surprising	2
footnote in original	2
viciam que seres	2
mute and r	2
from trojan shores	2
the lips of	2
when the word	2
intra tuum latus	2
were pronounced short	2
i might have	2
before the penultima	2
the tune of	2
observe in the	2
latin text book	2
sigourney jupiter and	2
than it is	2
i will give	2
his radiant carr	2
the watry way	2
the same kind	2
properly called the	2
may have been	2
at six years	2
of the air	2
his steeds he	2
italy and found	2
the description of	2
two first lines	2
but in england	2
them to the	2
an anecdote of	2
one sometimes hears	2
and when it	2
hay what is	2
looks across the	2
when the great	2
i and ii	2
goddess through the	2
was the name	2
and looks across	2
this class have	2
way to the	2
and new rome	2
notes by h	2
dine written by	2
at the time	2
of minicia marcella	2
the fourth line	2
that this line	2
met e l	2
arma virumque cano	2
the secondary stress	2
is not lost	2
and therefore he	2
ubi nulla campis	2
has a very	2
must have had	2
the changing the	2
for the pronunciation	2
and the fruit	2
is almost one	2
we should be	2
who does not	2
to the present	2
eager god among	2
where the penultimate	2
among the ancient	2
english in the	2
chanted loud and	2
venus and vulcan	2
addington symonds hector	2
with heavy consonants	2
is a rapid	2
here at least	2
that the auxiliary	2
in the pine	2
because of the	2
concerning poetical translations	2
lengthen the penultima	2
the woods are	2
est ad spiritus	2
the standard of	2
o nimium coelo	2
miller and nelson	2
passage in milton	2
facti de nomine	2
the face of	2
it is evident	2
shakespeare a hymn	2
source of all	2
the first u	2
you will easily	2
is not a	2
missouri state normal	2
am not sure	2
of the nineteenth	2
many words of	2
that is not	2
way of writing	2
of the caesars	2
as ye flow	2
some famous roman	2
has the stress	2
story of a	2
studiisque asperrima belli	2
the stress is	2
example or two	2
and the other	2
st syllable of	2
lady of antiquity	2
letters concerning poetical	2
to the reader	2
an exception to	2
that warble as	2
in any one	2
and gave their	2
the latin by	2
low words oft	2
here you have	2
which of these	2
appears that the	2
before front vowels	2
from the purpling	2
it is owing	2
that the verse	2
the opposite of	2
the soul and	2
a prime favourite	2
the happy life	2
with that of	2
in the fourth	2
in an affair	2
ten dull words	2
from the end	2
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of two syllables	2
sudden goddess through	2
the catacombs of	2
here is my	2
they had never	2
behemoth biggest born	2
as a wit	2
come through french	2
carthage was the	2
the verse and	2
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numen adorant sub	2
condar intra tuum	2
all the arts	2
here we have	2
to give to	2
the bee anacreon	2
myths and legends	2
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some common professions	2
as can possibly	2
warlike sound of	2
atque hominum rex	2
seems not to	2
their verse is	2
the last foot	2
shore a mournful	2
the fourth thing	2
the hands of	2
ancient myth in	2
illi inter sese	2
and wheels along	2
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twenty centuries ago	2
to an english	2
faith admit that	2
it is of	2
and ades sit	2
and trades among	2
ubi tot simois	2
and strength to	2
some famous pictures	2
the men of	2
visions trooping sadly	2
in this verse	2
parts of the	2
hopper an etruscan	2
in this place	2
to think mr	2
and safely to	2
groves are gleaming	2
to make a	2
their heads they	2
there is in	2
and carthage was	2
tyrii tenuere coloni	2
lee and shepard	2
at the home	2
reader cannot but	2
of the world	2
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soft or loud	2
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ancient myths and	2
reason why he	2
of it is	2
disyllables the former	2
from whence it	2
by permission of	2
said to be	2
women of the	2
to be as	2
famous women of	2
roman holidays and	2
funeral customs and	2
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of trumpets loud	2
today the goat	2
ruris opaci falce	2
helen of troy	2
from tyber far	2
emm a us	2
quibus aut venistis	2
to raise storms	2
for sight reading	2
of pliny the	2
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myth in modern	2
he flies in	2
is the reason	2
pronunciation is now	2
creep in one	2
the clouds along	2
brought death into	2
the corny reed	2
we have in	2
mopes beside an	2
the purpling water	2
is called a	2
is an example	2
and now is	2
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words oft creep	2
may faith admit	2
it in this	2
famous pictures and	2
by two consonants	2
before him humbled	2
in the vernacular	2
in modern italy	2
ancient romans of	2
john hay what	2
of the varying	2
to dine written	2
of the classical	2
in speaking of	2
hector and andromache	2
fountain of trevi	2
hope that they	2
collocation of words	2
to me to	2
what it was	2
what an effect	2
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whither lies your	2
as the english	2
their jolly notes	2
misty visions trooping	2
the chief protagonist	2
must be admitted	2
in the traditional	2
written by cicero	2
all these words	2
skims the watry	2
soft the olive	2
the souls of	2
heads triumphant death	2
again he knows	2
to regain your	2
death into the	2
the olive groves	2
short vowel is	2
property of majesty	2
his stile from	2
that might be	2
et sonitu terrebis	2
in all probability	2
of this monosyllable	2
who love the	2
or by the	2
for latin clubs	2
committed himself to	2
of the s	2
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pronounced long if	2
me to be	2
named after a	2
souls of many	2
these words have	2
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former vowel or	2
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in such manner	2
with acute accent	2
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the ancient vowel	2
last days of	2
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i believe that	2
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and before him	2
of the sea	2
ancient rome the	2
have a long	2
have taken notice	2
the strength of	2
art in the	2
order that the	2
quanta experientia parcis	2
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general rule was	2
the programs a	2
waves their rage	2
a word which	2
in order that	2
in a ring	2
just the same	2
of the words	2
and we are	2
of ancient fame	2
the time when	2
should have been	2
essay on criticism	2
that i can	2
was on the	2
what english owes	2
and the gods	2
opening lines of	2
and to her	2
impression of rome	2
some roman gods	2
of the healing	2
horace to vergil	2
who from the	2
how the roman	2
an english line	2
sits and looks	2
its first vowel	2
it will not	2
cicero as a	2
to his wife	2
no occasion to	2
from italy and	2
fast as possible	2
aut venistis ab	2
helms high on	2
and all our	2
the passages of	2
followed by two	2
the craze for	2
and the rest	2
your native shores	2
keep the long	2
programs the value	2
the house of	2
triumphant death his	2
of latin andrew	2
yet wears thy	2
and others who	2
for amusement among	2
what is the	2
famous roman letters	2
though it has	2
and burial places	2
level of the	2
fourth thing to	2
ought to follow	2
have been borrowed	2
with all his	2
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ground that the	2
composition and rhetoric	2
of the profession	2
it is clear	2
so far as	2
will be sent	2
of the stress	2
no eager god	2
in the preface	2
majesty and strength	2
the favorite prayer	2
but i might	2
you will meet	2
a lack of	2
vowel was pronounced	2
to know that	2
was taught in	2
change the suffix	2
in three or	2
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luxury and extravagance	2
shorten or obscure	2
first syllables of	2
matthew arnold after	2
the loud billows	2
qu was treated	2
his verse with	2
benson a roman	2
of her hair	2
has it short	2
of greek origin	2
owing to the	2
the roman spent	2
in this letter	2
must have been	2
in the stressed	2
derived from latin	2
handbook for latin	2
i wish to	2
john hay epitaph	2
non est obitus	2
the penultimate unit	2
nihil est ad	2
songs that may	2
to the penultima	2
endless sorrows bring	2
urbs antiqua fuit	2
the first syllables	2
to be able	2
not like thee	2
of another learned	2
of a long	2
do not like	2
arrangement of words	2
even in the	2
the roman slave	2
the penultima qu	2
into the world	2
the difference between	2
but this i	2
greek or latin	2
he came to	2
o antique fables	2
oliver herford the	2
four tracts for	2
robert herrick cerberus	2
rennell rodd the	2
dare jussus habenas	2
the greek greek	2
for which i	2
regain your native	2
all the beauties	2
have met with	2
in gloomy caves	2
x any letter	2
italian and lavinian	2
a greek tragedy	2
uprears his reverend	2
there be one	2
the rest of	2
roaring waves their	2
the laurels hides	2
to level priam	2
have been lost	2
verse is not	2
gave their bodies	2
i am taking	2
service in the	2
venistis ab oris	2
by the same	2
and the god	2
the poet laureate	2
the woodmen grew	2
of the modern	2
an old latin	2
disyllables lengthen the	2
and ye that	2
all our woe	2
lord byron on	2
symonds hector and	2
adapting the sound	2
poverty among the	2
usage has made	2
i would observe	2
words of greek	2
in his description	2
till he came	2
theodore martin an	2
regain the blissful	2
quod tegit omnia	2
stress goes back	2
the greeks did	2
a balmy cloud	2
spirited sly snake	2
this has a	2
roman of old	2
at their shady	2
is to the	2
and under open	2
in sound with	2
all my heart	2
placed in the	2
pronounced as in	2
meta non est	2
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in both the	2
flies in open	2
horrid helms high	2
to friends is	2
was to be	2
pelago confise sereno	2
letters xy with	2
heads they bear	2
their latin stems	2
the blissful seat	2
the words of	2
model young lady	2
scanning conclusive rhyme	2
which is a	2
metal and mettle	2
the ancient romans	2
words borrowed from	2
if there was	2
heavy consonants bring	2
old and new	2
on land or	2
life in italy	2
of ancient and	2
example in this	2
not consider the	2
the programs flevit	2
venenatis gravida sagittis	2
if there be	2
of the best	2
falce premes umbras	2
might be produced	2
longfellow nil admirari	2
the whole passage	2
romans made a	2
the i is	2
in any case	2
pause at the	2
the most learned	2
the long quality	2
remains on the	2
used it in	2
in all other	2
as a general	2
finley by the	2
very long words	2
no inverted stress	2
the wit of	2
trades among the	2
seems to have	2
him to the	2
strength of the	2
words are composed	2
borrowed bodily from	2
to this purpose	2
perhaps the short	2
of this word	2
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cowper to the	2
to the grecians	2
persephone and ades	2
son of jove	2
saxe the prayer	2
the result of	2
and of the	2
the other door	2
latin or greek	2
kempis the favorite	2
i mean the	2
according to their	2
a training for	2
o come ye	2
it is easily	2
harper and miller	2
merivale the fall	2
an example from	2
eagle mopes beside	2
two first words	2
still obtains in	2
kind of verse	2
to be used	2
in the morning	2
martha baker dunn	2
to the antepenultima	2
the adapting the	2
will not be	2
of a pompeian	2
a tyrian colony	2
way to school	2
rule of latin	2
fortia corpora volvit	2
capable of it	2
also in toc	2
a letter from	2
among the americans	2
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is better than	2
this kind of	2
the king of	2
owes to greek	2
es et cinis	2
and there i	2
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or secondary stress	2
raises the attention	2
to write or	2
molemque montis insuper	2
some ancient romans	2
charles lamb de	2
professions and trades	2
the wrath of	2
great father of	2
at this time	2
form of the	2
taylor field palladium	2
a preparation for	2
beginning of it	2
and shorten or	2
of a roman	2
of the flood	2
but there is	2
from any thing	2
in the thirteenth	2
mulcere dedit fluctus	2
was of course	2
this line is	2
to the skies	2
it is sometimes	2
tot simois correpta	2
the second i	2
heroes to the	2
a city rose	2
better than the	2
the same manner	2
when they were	2
feasible explanation of	2
he says that	2
the english tongue	2
and lavinian coast	2
vowel by the	2
they chanted loud	2
born of earth	2
the several following	2
have the suffix	2
homophones in tract	2
to the lord	2
than for saying	2
some famous women	2
of your father	2
english owes to	2
manner as to	2
the fruit of	2
have a good	2
in the tenth	2
the latin word	2
based on caesar	2
prayer of mary	2
it is certain	2
insuper altos imposuit	2
the third line	2
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to be generally	2
the other in	2
carr he rides	2
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