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quadgram	frequency
the prince of wales	17
who passed it to	13
he said to himself	13
the prince and the	13
passed it to the	12
prince and the pauper	11
pauper by mark twain	9
the pauper by mark	9
and the pauper by	9
by mark twain part	9
at the same time	8
first lord of the	7
the earl of hertford	6
the majesty of england	6
in the midst of	6
the first lord of	6
in a low voice	6
the presence of the	6
in the centre of	6
my lord the king	5
the centre of the	5
in the presence of	5
but there was no	5
i am the king	5
at the end of	5
the archbishop of canterbury	5
and said in a	5
kingdom of dreams and	4
and said to himself	4
a moment or two	4
the lord high admiral	4
sit in the presence	4
in the name of	4
up and down the	4
lord of the bedchamber	4
was in the act	4
the king of england	4
the middle of the	4
the rest of the	4
hendon and the king	4
the prince with the	4
he is the king	4
for the first time	4
prince of wales was	4
just as he was	4
and was about to	4
he was about to	4
this way and that	4
and now and then	4
shook his head and	4
in the act of	4
of dreams and shadows	4
on his way to	3
him by the hand	3
from time to time	3
into the hands of	3
the king my father	3
i see it all	3
that it was a	3
the lord protector was	3
the end of the	3
at this moment the	3
settled down upon his	3
the midst of a	3
him to her breast	3
lord of the buckhounds	3
and the lady edith	3
i am the prince	3
king hath said it	3
the hands of the	3
he is my son	3
but it was all	3
where is the boy	3
there was but one	3
the crown of england	3
in time to save	3
out of the room	3
in a little while	3
please your majesty to	3
turned to the woman	3
of the kingdom of	3
may it please your	3
grew more and more	3
had it of his	3
of the prince of	3
the king hath said	3
king of the game	3
gave him a sign	3
the heads of the	3
he will know me	3
the lady jane grey	3
there was no sound	3
what should he do	3
that the prince was	3
he did not know	3
to an expression of	3
dropped upon one knee	3
the head of the	3
and gave place to	3
at the accession of	3
he came to be	3
the birth of the	3
the kingdom of dreams	3
in the course of	3
it of his father	3
and there was no	3
dropped upon his knees	3
birth of the prince	3
as soon as he	3
in a moment he	3
what shall i do	3
gave place to an	3
i am an archangel	3
the th of february	3
was conducted to the	2
pulling off their stockings	2
the disappearance of the	2
a sight to see	2
should have been pope	2
yet will not i	2
from head to heel	2
lord the earl of	2
question of the seal	2
way out of the	2
had so long been	2
it not strange that	2
boiled to death in	2
he would not go	2
a pamphlet against the	2
it is not meet	2
be branded on both	2
god of his mercy	2
and nodded his head	2
but he was too	2
there was no response	2
the constable of the	2
as he had been	2
him of an errand	2
so he resolved to	2
he opened his eyes	2
the king had been	2
me to my sorrows	2
pay a fine of	2
but he could not	2
steward of the household	2
king awoke in the	2
prince in the toils	2
sent him of an	2
to stay where he	2
sight to see with	2
begin to dine in	2
in the same instant	2
to the first lord	2
every now and then	2
head ranger of windsor	2
i will try to	2
in their robes of	2
awoke in the morning	2
and the next moment	2
the lantern with them	2
was not going to	2
sacred person of the	2
of cloth from a	2
the ancient city of	2
the king was in	2
he found he could	2
the end of that	2
might i show that	2
set it forth correctly	2
and the lady jane	2
the master of the	2
one side of the	2
of the majesty of	2
the suite of the	2
great lords and ladies	2
into the eternal fires	2
prayer for the dying	2
it seemed as if	2
so much as a	2
royal assent to the	2
against the peace and	2
the yeomen of the	2
if thou canst say	2
shalt be at peace	2
the hose to the	2
over the boy and	2
the size of a	2
i cannot bear it	2
that he hath been	2
the council of executors	2
who saves his prince	2
second gentleman of the	2
not hope to see	2
as well as he	2
woman who had stolen	2
he would have been	2
with a moan and	2
it would be a	2
in mine own person	2
his grace the duke	2
inn on the bridge	2
the prince in the	2
and all the while	2
all at once he	2
and then his mind	2
the duke of somerset	2
due and ancient form	2
and was in the	2
stepped upon the platform	2
degradation from the bar	2
fell upon the house	2
conducted from the presence	2
there is none here	2
the king is dead	2
thou shalt be at	2
was disappointed in this	2
the corporation of london	2
a flourish of trumpets	2
loved her husband dearilee	2
be boiled to death	2
ears in the pillory	2
how he came to	2
twelve bright new pennies	2
the chief steward of	2
chief equerry in waiting	2
went on with his	2
the statute of the	2
the hereditary grand diaperer	2
god be merciful to	2
recognised that he was	2
in the middle of	2
passed the hose to	2
he could not make	2
dropped upon their knees	2
bet and nan were	2
their knees in a	2
that is to say	2
he hath not escaped	2
the poor little king	2
but mind it not	2
as far as the	2
the woman and her	2
with a right royal	2
and put it on	2
his ears in the	2
not meet that one	2
his highness the prince	2
in no long time	2
prithee let me see	2
and sent him to	2
one of them was	2
they would not be	2
chief steward of the	2
not strange that madness	2
the king awoke in	2
prince hath gone mad	2
have and hold the	2
the midst of his	2
himself this way and	2
was shouting into his	2
a chance to see	2
his head and said	2
then he said to	2
the lord mayor and	2
to atone for it	2
himself as far as	2
took him by the	2
die with her mother	2
once at the accession	2
time to save the	2
his hand upon his	2
the air was heavy	2
he said that the	2
above the value of	2
way for the king	2
earl of hertford and	2
lords and ladies in	2
what remained of his	2
the further side of	2
fell upon his ear	2
tom turned to the	2
warning sign from hendon	2
was a sort of	2
and sat down in	2
do you know him	2
her to go to	2
i think it is	2
the course of it	2
yeomen of the guard	2
the second gentleman of	2
the other end of	2
take me to the	2
and commanded that the	2
presence of the majesty	2
it was no dream	2
see none here but	2
over the heads of	2
his way to the	2
knight of the kingdom	2
after a time he	2
he said in a	2
remained of his ears	2
the woman and the	2
separated from each other	2
had a chance to	2
now that he was	2
away from the presence	2
burned at the stake	2
in charge of an	2
the head ranger of	2
they knelt to me	2
close down to the	2
the royal assent to	2
king edward the sixth	2
is it not so	2
of the guard entered	2
lord mayor and the	2
if it be so	2
heir to the throne	2
moment or two he	2
groom of the chamber	2
then the lord high	2
the first time since	2
not escaped the fires	2
hand was laid upon	2
according to the law	2
a little used to	2
several times a day	2
a day or two	2
one of them said	2
the third groom of	2
meeting with the prince	2
is not meet that	2
and one of them	2
was in a rage	2
master of hendon hall	2
then said to himself	2
it is not a	2
have walked in the	2
the question of the	2
tom canty was not	2
it would be to	2
came to a halt	2
at the king again	2
a few days he	2
the centre of a	2
dost imagine i will	2
cloth from a weaver	2
him when he was	2
in the matter of	2
day of the new	2
in the way of	2
rest of the day	2
told the king to	2
atone for it by	2
by this time the	2
this is he whom	2
when he got out	2
hast lost thy wits	2
at the old man	2
the last day of	2
did not know it	2
it may be that	2
had been able to	2
of his plumed head	2
knees in a body	2
hath not escaped the	2
to the lord high	2
out of pudding lane	2
to find that the	2
that he had been	2
would god i had	2
it to the first	2
what seemed to be	2
on the further side	2
but it was not	2
to the rest of	2
out of his dreams	2
all london seemed to	2
to lose what remained	2
strained him to her	2
for he felt that	2
put out his hand	2
that i may see	2
when the king awoke	2
the others had done	2
crimes were punishable by	2
royal of the duchy	2
presence of the king	2
and sentenced him to	2
too good to be	2
i will go with	2
in a gentle voice	2
in a robe of	2
two or three days	2
the chancellor royal of	2
size of a saucer	2
of the th of	2
it and put it	2
grace the duke of	2
was but one course	2
the king did not	2
then shook his head	2
as soon as they	2
he was in a	2
his face and he	2
he added that the	2
were a couple of	2
the prince a prisoner	2
he got up and	2
let down into the	2
what is it that	2
of the suite of	2
felt that he was	2
the lady elizabeth and	2
hair and showed the	2
out of sight of	2
down upon his knees	2
ranger of windsor forest	2
presently tom found himself	2
the lords and ladies	2
well as he could	2
made several attempts to	2
but the true prince	2
the prince hath gone	2
and he said to	2
king of the mooncalves	2
am i not thy	2
silent a few moments	2
i did think me	2
lady elizabeth and the	2
the two friends were	2
three shillings and eightpence	2
to death in oil	2
saves his prince from	2
as he could by	2
was conducted from the	2
he could not get	2
by pulling off their	2
upon him and a	2
petted prince in a	2
to get out of	2
talk to other matters	2
he was on his	2
constable of the tower	2
found he could not	2
of people who were	2
the chief equerry in	2
and nan and bet	2
leave me to my	2
a warning sign from	2
the prince and his	2
and as soon as	2
it please your grace	2
prince with the tramps	2
the spirits of the	2
air was heavy with	2
occurred to him that	2
on one side of	2
stay where he was	2
is he whom i	2
to a sitting posture	2
into the oil by	2
art good to me	2
get out of the	2
with the flat of	2
it was not i	2
to the prince of	2
he was sent out	2
after the fashion of	2
the name of the	2
days and nights were	2
who had stolen a	2
of the duchy of	2
pray the prayer for	2
the remains of a	2
in prison for life	2
walked up and down	2
claimant of the crown	2
my lord the earl	2
went down upon his	2
and he did not	2
the king is not	2
disappearance of the prince	2
first day of the	2
with a solemnity which	2
down into the eternal	2
lose what remained of	2
the riddle is unriddled	2
but for him i	2
at the other end	2
the penalty is death	2
as if he were	2
i must humour the	2
with a touch of	2
he was disappointed in	2
the region round about	2
the talk to other	2
chancellor royal of the	2
highness the prince of	2
about the size of	2
to make the king	2
ancient city of london	2
whispered in his ear	2
and just as he	2
elizabeth and the lady	2
end of the barn	2
odds and ends of	2
this was not the	2
with all his heart	2
his plan of campaign	2
the prayer for the	2
other end of the	2
when he had finished	2
he was out of	2
may be so bold	2
the hue and cry	2
to the merciful english	2
but the result was	2
dismay in their faces	2
thou art the king	2
from the presence of	2
he was obliged to	2
a servant entered with	2
with a sort of	2
and muttered to himself	2
good use of his	2
to the chief steward	2
showed that they were	2
groom of the stole	2
to rage against the	2
of the name of	2
at that moment the	2
the little lady jane	2
that when he was	2
i doubt not he	2
he was no longer	2
he shall be known	2
seemeth it not strange	2
the sacred person of	2
i will right thee	2
found himself once more	2
is the true prince	2
his forlorn condition and	2
i know him not	2
was just going to	2
the oil by degrees	2
the merciful english law	2
clothed in rags and	2
to go to her	2
and its troops of	2
took its stately way	2
suffer it not to	2
of the council of	2
paid no attention to	2
within the compass of	2
and thou shalt be	2
there was no talk	2
just as he had	2
i have walked in	2
be merciful to me	2
do not know you	2
of the new year	2
name of the king	2
that i and my	2
the peers of the	2
place to an expression	2
the first day of	2
in a sort of	2
me to the palace	2
now and then a	2
thou art good to	2
i will be his	2
peers of the realm	2
try to get speech	2
sprang to his eyes	2
for he was a	2
down upon his spirits	2
as soon as the	2
i will tell you	2
of sight of the	2
prince and the hermit	2
am the prince of	2
was soon absorbed in	2
the prince found himself	2
family of the name	2
till i come again	2
killing a deer in	2
hendon to the rescue	2
was not i that	2
that the king is	2
third groom of the	2
down into the oil	2
i may be so	2
under the impulse of	2
he felt that he	2
he stepped upon the	2
a victim of treachery	2
upon his knees and	2
the loss of his	2
of the prince and	2
prince and his deliverer	2
whom the king had	2
tom was about to	2
day at hendon hall	2
good to be true	2
was so remorseful for	2
thou hast given me	2
so that i may	2
be not too hasty	2
would god i were	2
hopelessly separated from each	2
full of grace and	2
seemed to be a	2
prince with the peasants	2
made good use of	2
to dine in public	2
were punishable by death	2
after a little while	2
in due and ancient	2
if there had been	2
there had been no	2
and the king were	2
a deer in the	2
master of the wardrobe	2
and the penalty is	2
could not have been	2
said in a low	2
the end of an	2
remain in prison for	2
i do not know	2
he was at last	2
he was in the	2
the crowd fell apart	2
upon their knees in	2
when he was done	2
so please your majesty	2
the duchy of lancaster	2
were out of sight	2
i know him well	2
gentleman of the bedchamber	2
the king in the	2
he would strike for	2
man who had been	2
upon the earl of	2
as long as he	2
as the others had	2
a petted prince in	2
tom as a patrician	2
at the head of	2
to the hereditary grand	2
was born to a	2
tell me thy story	2
the accession of queen	2
a little while the	2
a good deal of	2
stood by with a	2
but they were not	2