trigram

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trigram	frequency
prince of wales	29
it was a	28
there was a	23
the king was	22
that he was	21
out of the	21
said to himself	21
the prince of	18
there was no	18
and the king	18
the prince and	17
he said to	16
it to the	16
he had been	15
passed it to	13
who passed it	13
a sort of	13
the old man	13
prince and the	13
he could not	13
but it was	12
the end of	12
the lord protector	12
out of his	12
king of england	12
was about to	12
it is a	12
and began to	11
the next moment	11
and he was	11
in the same	11
i am the	11
and the pauper	11
now and then	11
it is not	11
he began to	10
he did not	10
the little king	10
of the king	10
in the morning	10
the pauper by	9
by mark twain	9
mark twain part	9
the presence of	9
in a low	9
that it was	9
it was not	9
of the prince	9
when he was	9
please your majesty	9
said in a	9
pauper by mark	9
as soon as	9
at the same	8
end of the	8
the same time	8
in the palace	8
he was not	8
in a moment	8
for it was	8
but there was	8
a few moments	8
he would have	8
to be a	8
him to the	8
who art thou	8
the midst of	8
lord of the	8
but he was	8
the earl of	8
and cried out	8
i do not	8
my lord the	8
earl of hertford	8
according to the	7
upon his knees	7
one of them	7
the king is	7
where he was	7
his head and	7
for a moment	7
of the great	7
he was a	7
as he had	7
as he was	7
some of the	7
for the king	7
shook his head	7
the centre of	7
first lord of	7
of the bedchamber	7
the great seal	7
then he said	7
a couple of	7
as well as	7
the name of	7
the duke of	7
and thou shalt	7
and said to	7
the lady edith	7
it is the	7
lord the king	7
it would be	7
the poor little	7
of the room	7
will know me	6
that he had	6
the first lord	6
as he could	6
way for the	6
he is the	6
king of the	6
majesty of england	6
i tell thee	6
in the centre	6
the majesty of	6
it may be	6
was in a	6
to see the	6
the late king	6
and said in	6
did not know	6
presently he said	6
two or three	6
he felt that	6
lords and ladies	6
presence of the	6
gave him a	6
upon him and	6
moment or two	6
from the presence	6
which he was	6
in the midst	6
a low voice	6
the head of	6
a little while	6
in his face	6
said the king	6
the true prince	6
the hands of	6
for he was	6
was obliged to	6
he was the	6
the king of	6
was not the	6
there is none	6
it was to	6
up and down	6
he would not	6
was in the	6
there is no	6
the king to	6
i am not	6
and all the	6
of the crown	6
who had been	6
just as he	6
that the king	6
the lord st	6
to the tower	5
of the guard	5
he went on	5
he had a	5
am the king	5
history of england	5
but a king	5
to him that	5
i know him	5
lady jane grey	5
at hendon hall	5
now that he	5
but they were	5
for the moment	5
and tom canty	5
good your majesty	5
in front of	5
but no matter	5
the true king	5
thou shalt be	5
to the ground	5
down upon his	5
in the dark	5
the king my	5
that i may	5
then am i	5
the rest of	5
but it is	5
down to the	5
to the lord	5
one of the	5
as far as	5
he would be	5
when he got	5
fell upon the	5
in the presence	5
god be thanked	5
of the city	5
it please your	5
by this time	5
of the new	5
i will not	5
the king and	5
he was about	5
would have been	5
at his side	5
the middle of	5
the archbishop of	5
and he said	5
they did not	5
he heard the	5
the king had	5
was filled with	5
the lord mayor	5
and the lady	5
but i will	5
his way to	5
now am i	5
of offal court	5
at that moment	5
more and more	5
hendon and the	5
of the palace	5
the prince with	5
came to be	5
true and false	5
the act of	5
out of it	5
to this effect	5
he came to	5
and said with	5
the lord high	5
saying to himself	5
tom canty was	5
centre of the	5
archbishop of canterbury	5
what dost thou	5
here and there	5
that is the	5
at the end	5
at last he	5
here is the	4
the story of	4
it of his	4
to make the	4
on the bridge	4
the lord chancellor	4
of the world	4
this is no	4
from the palace	4
she did not	4
settled down upon	4
back into the	4
of his own	4
was full of	4
would god i	4
with the same	4
and it was	4
it was the	4
it had been	4
rest of the	4
was not a	4
the lady jane	4
the woman and	4
the little prince	4
he will know	4
his face and	4
to the throne	4
he turned and	4
the sound of	4
that is to	4
for it by	4
himself in the	4
for the present	4
thou shalt not	4
the prince in	4
turned to the	4
and now and	4
down into the	4
and proceeded to	4
of his father	4
upon the platform	4
sit in the	4
she could not	4
good to me	4
and was about	4
by the hand	4
in the act	4
when i am	4
in a little	4
he knew it	4
in his ear	4
in the name	4
he shall be	4
and clothed in	4
he seemed to	4
duke of somerset	4
nan and bet	4
i will go	4
all the time	4
away from the	4
for lack of	4
the th of	4
with his hands	4
at the door	4
kingdom of dreams	4
the master of	4
upon their knees	4
and the two	4
of the two	4
but at last	4
prince with the	4
when the king	4
a multitude of	4
and at last	4
them to be	4
as to the	4
bent down and	4
what is it	4
he seated himself	4
to the other	4
that he should	4
of the matter	4
for the first	4
see it all	4
on his throne	4
on the floor	4
me to the	4
him and said	4
his eyes and	4
felt that he	4
foo the first	4
in the great	4
i have seen	4
it was an	4
it was all	4
he was in	4
could not be	4
and down the	4
notes to chapter	4
and fell to	4
of the kingdom	4
i had not	4
if it be	4
lord high admiral	4
a chance to	4
and i will	4
heads of the	4
and took his	4
and in a	4
went on with	4
in an instant	4
to the rescue	4
a moment or	4
way and that	4
is the king	4
of the council	4
the first time	4
he was still	4
to the king	4
of dreams and	4
he was at	4
the proper official	4
a man of	4
dreams and shadows	4
and as he	4
the crown of	4
an expression of	4
and he had	4
presently began to	4
he is my	4
in time to	4
that i am	4
so please your	4
in the way	4
side of the	4
and sat down	4
that the prince	4
he resolved to	4
in the stocks	4
of wales was	4
this way and	4
the lord hertford	4
and at the	4
and the little	4
a long time	4
of the realm	4
he was doing	4
middle of the	4
that he shall	4
the princess elizabeth	4
the heads of	4
groom of the	4
out of a	4
in his own	4
with the other	4
in the world	4
of the buckhounds	3
to get the	3
into the hands	3
he hath not	3
in the toils	3
out into the	3
upon one knee	3
the village was	3
would be a	3
and there was	3
at this moment	3
knight of the	3
i may not	3
came to a	3
and he dropped	3
th of february	3
gone from the	3
could not have	3
was become a	3
right and left	3
made him shudder	3
city of london	3
a deep hush	3
i shall be	3
him in the	3
by his command	3
on the spot	3
be at peace	3
sir humphrey marlow	3
thou shalt have	3
and the other	3
he found himself	3
as long as	3
upon him again	3
which the king	3
poor tom canty	3
with all his	3
the sick man	3
as he lay	3
he had come	3
that would not	3
conducted to the	3
of crimson satin	3
and had been	3
am the prince	3
from the beginning	3
seemed to be	3
of his mercy	3
not in the	3
a little time	3
the royal assent	3
and when he	3
what should he	3
on his way	3
and in the	3
as he moved	3
clothed in a	3
his hand upon	3
and then the	3
for an instant	3
on their heads	3
of his ears	3
the lords and	3
time to time	3
to the place	3
all the while	3
he must have	3
the king would	3
i can bear	3
for such a	3
dropped upon his	3
was received with	3
down upon the	3
what shall i	3
soon as he	3
the value of	3
miles hendon and	3
to death in	3
he wore a	3
elizabeth and the	3
for him and	3
the prince was	3
tom found himself	3
upon the table	3
in their robes	3
and i shall	3
and his face	3
they were not	3
after a little	3
i and my	3
on one side	3
hands of the	3
looked about him	3
i should be	3
he had never	3
back and forth	3
come to the	3
occurred to him	3
and sent him	3
his guard of	3
my lord hertford	3
one of his	3
on the whole	3
of the barn	3
he said he	3
is my son	3
lady elizabeth and	3
he hath been	3
the sort of	3
head of the	3
shout went up	3
but the king	3
i am an	3
little lady jane	3
i am indeed	3
at the accession	3
the spirits of	3
was on his	3
upon the bridge	3
of the day	3
i am no	3
lord hertford said	3
burst into a	3
i have a	3
in the air	3
the soul of	3
admiration of the	3
hour after hour	3
of the bridge	3
to her breast	3
with the tramps	3
opened his eyes	3
the birth of	3
take me to	3
miles hendon was	3
he had ever	3
remains of a	3
in a few	3
should he do	3
and put him	3
the boy was	3
this is the	3
that would be	3
of the game	3
the privilege of	3
the man was	3
and the prince	3
out at the	3
canty and hugo	3
and then a	3
it were not	3
me to my	3
the new king	3
to the floor	3
in their faces	3
this time the	3
him to a	3
by his own	3
awoke in the	3
of the royal	3
the boy and	3
he caught sight	3
the king hath	3
good my liege	3
in the matter	3
the impulse of	3
the room was	3
he was very	3
was to be	3
should have been	3
not meet that	3
of crimson velvet	3
to the horse	3
his body in	3
in such a	3
of the late	3
this is my	3
not i that	3
that they were	3
midst of a	3
long live edward	3
of his royal	3
his rags and	3
he had not	3
at the king	3
sprang to his	3
birth of the	3
have seen that	3
with a touch	3
stepped upon the	3
of hendon hall	3
i know not	3
i will tell	3
he had finished	3
should not be	3
good your worship	3
the two lords	3
on with his	3
what is thy	3
sir william herbert	3
to his eyes	3
had been a	3
just as the	3
to the woman	3
gave place to	3
his mind is	3
it be so	3
to find that	3
flew to his	3
a moment he	3
and hold the	3
edward the sixth	3
in his hand	3
in the royal	3
duke of norfolk	3
upon the boy	3
into his face	3
and there is	3
at the stake	3
muttering to himself	3
of the tower	3
the young king	3
clothed in rags	3
may be so	3
when he had	3
the king said	3
about him and	3
and took their	3
red and white	3
prince by the	3
this moment the	3
i crave your	3
at last a	3
the reign of	3
boiled to death	3
is the boy	3
if he had	3
over to the	3
and so it	3
be able to	3
the king himself	3
on the other	3
hither and thither	3
ready for the	3
he cried out	3
said to the	3
on both sides	3
my lord st	3
of the first	3
for some time	3
was at last	3
in his eye	3
were to be	3
first day of	3
the same instant	3
i could not	3
at each other	3
nodded his head	3
thou art not	3
of a king	3
they would not	3
a great day	3
but hendon was	3
was no sound	3
after which he	3
a crowd of	3
but he could	3
that the boy	3
he is a	3
shall i do	3
he said in	3
was going to	3
the accession of	3
where is the	3
crown of england	3
himself once more	3
from time to	3
out of sight	3
will make thee	3
and gave place	3
i had forgot	3
said he would	3
at this point	3
of both sexes	3
him to her	3
get out of	3
and on his	3
to go to	3
just then the	3
long live the	3
this was not	3
the sense of	3
and so he	3
hath said it	3
more than once	3
in the city	3
the next day	3
not have been	3
i have no	3
in their places	3
it is nothing	3
to the prince	3
his prince from	3
the result was	3
came into his	3
did not even	3
when he came	3
had it of	3
his former haunts	3
lord protector was	3
i see it	3
he hath the	3
woe is me	3
him of his	3
side of it	3
as if they	3
so be it	3
and so they	3
to an expression	3
i have been	3
of the family	3
king my father	3
he got up	3
the course of	3
in this world	3
which was not	3
days and nights	3
he was soon	3
the kingdom of	3
king hath said	3
with his own	3
himself to the	3
earl of kent	3
with the prince	3
a real prince	3
muttered to himself	3
the other the	3
as if the	3
much as a	3
with a right	3
woman and her	3
a fine of	3
against the wall	3
am an archangel	3
all at once	3
in the course	3
remained but the	3
the matter of	3
there was but	3
of them were	3
of the crowd	3
dropped upon one	3
to save the	3
this poor lad	3
gode of inglonde	3
grew more and	3
the ears of	3
is it not	3
i begged again	3
prince in the	3
king had been	3
that there was	3
i seem to	3
to find a	3
may it please	3
from head to	3
time to save	3
the woman had	3
your majesty to	3
he found his	3
day of the	3
that he hath	3
was but one	3
one of these	3
would be to	3
place to an	3
and he did	3
and become a	3
as to that	3
have been pope	3
he was on	3
to see a	3
in a voice	3
one side of	3
to do it	3
him a sign	3
out of my	3
as if he	3
this is he	3
with a deep	3
the king awoke	3
which had been	3
after a time	3
stared at the	3
him into a	3
he is not	3
or two of	3
he shall not	3
at once to	3
to a rich	3
in the galleries	3
had been so	3
part of the	3
curiosities of london	3
to the city	3
him by the	3
in his mind	3
the good god	3
and when the	3
the air was	3
he had done	3
am i not	3
were followed by	3
each other and	3
that i have	3
to the lady	3
king is not	3
there had been	3
for this poor	3
this is a	3
none here but	3
and save me	2
a pamphlet against	2
face against the	2
his eyes in	2
well as he	2
a warning sign	2
he is mad	2
but they only	2
upon the duke	2
through the crowd	2
not able to	2
at the bar	2
him when he	2
there is nought	2
attempts to make	2
horror made him	2
that had been	2
family of the	2
considered a moment	2
to take their	2
hunger and the	2
made reverence and	2
was on the	2
with other people	2
sentenced him to	2
at the gates	2
his highness the	2
tom as king	2
pamphlet against the	2
his or her	2
music to him	2
commanded that the	2
justice and retribution	2
speak the truth	2
caught sight of	2
wondered if the	2
with impressive solemnity	2
will right thee	2
crowd that stood	2
was that he	2
of the nobility	2
suffer it not	2
how he came	2
basket of kittens	2
the king did	2
his knees and	2
the state dinner	2
him to bed	2
the woman was	2
pretend thou knowest	2
name of the	2
silent a few	2
then she said	2
to put a	2
a time he	2
it appeared that	2
around and about	2
thy hand and	2
a few farthings	2
a home for	2
his tongue and	2
a third time	2
down between them	2
thou shalt go	2
and i am	2
with insulting epithets	2
say it was	2
a troop of	2
but no one	2
and finally a	2
it and put	2
in those old	2
is not the	2
i show that	2
moment he was	2
in his memory	2
i did not	2
to the window	2
he had made	2
and their mother	2
none but me	2
second gentleman of	2
of sight of	2
but the result	2
and a proclamation	2
chates to trine	2
warm and comfortable	2
so tired and	2
him as the	2
still the king	2
with the peasants	2
seem to remember	2
got out of	2
who saves his	2
so he was	2
the subject of	2
was lost in	2
of people who	2
in the little	2
a noisy and	2
is not meet	2
these are not	2
he looked about	2
what he will	2
shall i be	2
prison for life	2
upon the prince	2
if there had	2
know him well	2
were in the	2
to him in	2
father or no	2
was a man	2
to the palace	2
for the dying	2
to the guildhall	2
removed from the	2
then at the	2
bill of fare	2
the boy to	2
to the merciful	2
the thought in	2
he whom i	2
i know what	2
with his head	2
the night was	2
sharply for a	2
half a dozen	2
mayor and the	2
thought he would	2
it is most	2
upon your knees	2
out of thy	2
the night wind	2
begin to dine	2
found himself in	2
its stately way	2
trust in me	2
on the further	2
in his rags	2
but she was	2
he should make	2
be the prince	2
murmured to himself	2
not know it	2
to a spacious	2
he got out	2
then cried out	2
of the court	2
the king in	2
that fourth day	2
he was hardly	2
a thing as	2
of high degree	2
how to proceed	2
his face with	2
other end of	2
o my lord	2
bet and nan	2
so that i	2
to have a	2
the last day	2
woman who had	2
on london bridge	2
thy old eyes	2
gave no sign	2
they seemed to	2
so that his	2
out in a	2
to the sound	2
to such a	2
i remember me	2
to a close	2
a place to	2
flat black cap	2
thou canst not	2
far down the	2
the guard entered	2
he thought he	2
and one of	2
and commanded that	2
separated from each	2
he raised his	2
talk to other	2
of edward vi	2
said to herself	2
be of good	2
were better for	2
was the person	2
for the boy	2
if they could	2
disappointed in this	2
he got through	2
till i come	2
he would naturally	2
it was just	2
he was released	2
to the first	2
as much as	2
the great hall	2
was the natural	2
misgivings as to	2
grip upon him	2
out from the	2
statute of the	2
would not go	2
tom as a	2
and nan were	2
away the servants	2
to be true	2
steward of the	2
out his hand	2
it from the	2
and the next	2
council of executors	2
under the impulse	2
midst of his	2
dropped upon their	2
have walked in	2
poor little king	2
another of the	2
the region round	2
of a subject	2
penalty is death	2
and he shall	2
to him on	2
of the boy	2
trouble me not	2
four hundred years	2
at last tom	2
course of it	2
am i ruined	2
the lords of	2
all london seemed	2
by with a	2
he that was	2
his princely dignity	2
yeomen of the	2
a ringing voice	2
the crowd at	2
no attention to	2
up and put	2
the light and	2
could not get	2
to his lips	2
but when he	2
yet a little	2
might see the	2
but an archangel	2
seven years that	2
to tom canty	2
in his dreams	2
he was to	2
a few hours	2
would the boy	2
and remained so	2
it grows sharper	2
after the fashion	2
that tom was	2
he liked to	2
to save thee	2
saying she would	2
death by the	2
face to face	2
as the two	2
hand was laid	2
a breakfast for	2
to see with	2
to bring me	2
for look you	2
but tom canty	2
together with the	2
they will not	2
was so remorseful	2
way out of	2
at last the	2
from each other	2
chance to see	2
long as the	2
to hear the	2
to fall to	2
or three days	2
take away the	2
him back to	2
sent him to	2
had ceased to	2
and just as	2
upon his ear	2
all the saints	2
for him i	2
a piece of	2
took his stand	2
i am content	2
his father and	2
born and bred	2
and was in	2
fifty gentlemen pensioners	2
against the peace	2
a spacious apartment	2
before he was	2
thou canst make	2
hast given me	2
but he had	2
to buy a	2
the chronicler says	2
and the hermit	2
and upon his	2
cried the little	2
will not i	2
once more he	2
presently tom found	2
he was awake	2
so deep and	2
thou art the	2
i can but	2
shalt be at	2
up with a	2
blanket or two	2
seem to be	2
will go with	2
that i and	2
set him free	2
it is still	2
was resolved to	2
yet it is	2
and thunder of	2
claimed he was	2
he said that	2
but he went	2
set it forth	2
it with a	2
to think of	2
all the region	2
and tried to	2
the sweet and	2
the more he	2
seal of england	2
the council of	2
not thy brother	2
in his tone	2
the talk to	2
from the king	2
to some of	2
would not let	2
vanished away and	2
athwart the door	2
for he had	2
to get speech	2
to see them	2
his hand was	2
he was bound	2
to other matters	2
this was an	2
not strange that	2
she is mad	2
for he is	2
on his feet	2
god i were	2
little by little	2
a thing which	2
and never more	2
sign from hendon	2
the work of	2
hereditary grand diaperer	2
filled with noble	2
the oil by	2
master of hendon	2
did not seem	2
what sort of	2
but he made	2
after a long	2
the statute of	2
touch him not	2
the king a	2
conscious of the	2
be branded on	2
would strike for	2
shout burst forth	2
the place was	2
lantern with them	2
day at hendon	2
had resolved to	2
light of a	2
was just going	2
the flat of	2
if they would	2
use of his	2
please your highness	2
i would i	2
me a storm	2
in his place	2
a victim of	2
that came from	2
of this world	2
and beg for	2
that was the	2
were old and	2
and saved his	2
and a violent	2
in a high	2
i have not	2
the size of	2
with his fist	2
officers of state	2
he was touched	2
she had not	2
but i am	2
the others had	2
full of grace	2
proud and happy	2
and nan and	2
dost imagine i	2
but in the	2
claimant of the	2
and to me	2
but lamely proved	2
been in the	2
end of that	2
when he saw	2
night and day	2
these seven years	2
hendon was soon	2
with a moan	2
which had escaped	2
he was only	2
with his fingers	2
royal of the	2
a bed of	2
with his thoughts	2
of the old	2
and his two	2
fell upon his	2
in at the	2
passed the hose	2
lord mayor and	2
first the feet	2
in one way	2
god of his	2
god be praised	2
been able to	2
had never known	2
to look upon	2
the way and	2
try to get	2
i am come	2
but mind it	2
and all its	2
his mouth and	2
himself for having	2
day by day	2
sprang to the	2
victim of treachery	2
the same result	2
for i shall	2
all this money	2
the offal court	2
the great gate	2
to do with	2
a happy thought	2
of the majesty	2
heard the door	2
to dine in	2
he was so	2
be so bold	2
do not thou	2
it grieveth me	2
of a great	2
good to be	2
in a body	2
to take a	2
in the most	2
of pudding lane	2
to it when	2
of the way	2
hath his wits	2
for they were	2
old sir humphrey	2
royal assent to	2
and all these	2
first time since	2
about the court	2
he was called	2
upon the lad	2
he failed to	2
the third groom	2
sank into a	2
before his eyes	2
of the duchy	2
the boy stood	2
was sent out	2
in his voice	2
i doubt not	2
into a vast	2
to keep his	2
of the household	2
and was promptly	2
to help himself	2
was shouting into	2
the people with	2
upon his spirits	2
with a great	2
were out of	2
hue and cry	2
forlorn and friendless	2
spirits of the	2
the idea of	2
to bear this	2
to remember that	2
it is so	2
a company of	2
to his place	2
he was become	2
and may not	2
let or hindrance	2
turned and said	2
air was heavy	2
was no response	2
at the head	2
the question of	2
i thank thee	2
such as thou	2
king thy father	2
it had its	2
inn on the	2
was not going	2
my poor boy	2
his hair and	2
above the value	2
make the king	2
his ears in	2
she tried to	2
order of the	2
just going to	2
merciful to me	2
looked upon the	2
it came from	2
who had stolen	2
the little beggar	2
found his tongue	2
a storm of	2
your royal highness	2
said it was	2
too full of	2
of cloth from	2
her to go	2
in the kingdom	2
the door closed	2
the king were	2
and still back	2
back to the	2
tom was not	2
bright new pennies	2
could not remember	2
to grant to	2
he was going	2
of it all	2
what aileth thee	2
did think me	2
that moment the	2
now mark ye	2
the boy out	2
followed by the	2
his princely head	2
in the middle	2
was heavy with	2
all night long	2
a gentle voice	2
flourish of trumpets	2
he had expected	2
he was obliged	2
to rage against	2
do not know	2
the morning of	2
but by a	2
and now he	2
stay where he	2
by the gentle	2
and sentenced to	2
the highway and	2
then he heard	2
that is well	2
around in the	2
around him and	2
set herself to	2
the king turned	2
must have been	2
grace the duke	2
what seemed to	2
this man will	2
but to tom	2
with the palm	2
of the constable	2
corporation of london	2
the mock king	2
give me the	2
and not be	2
in his stead	2
not i be	2
prithee let me	2
help of the	2
man who had	2
than the other	2
it is my	2
so he said	2
london seemed to	2
i know thee	2
his hands and	2
about the place	2
he managed to	2
we are not	2
seem to know	2
then will i	2
and hurried him	2
himself as far	2
him to go	2
by the officers	2
in the other	2
they were all	2
question of the	2
me not with	2
and make their	2
thunder of the	2
the hand of	2
and the law	2
strained him to	2
whom god preserve	2
lieutenant of the	2
from a weaver	2
art his father	2
sight of the	2
his stand behind	2
he took the	2
with a sort	2
the prince found	2
when he at	2
for crimes committed	2
but only the	2
in that direction	2
i may be	2
his sacred person	2
head bowed and	2
let down into	2
and hear his	2
of a nation	2
then shook his	2
for all eyes	2
about the size	2
his plan of	2
say no more	2
in rags and	2
the way of	2
sat down to	2
they were so	2
if thou canst	2
at his ease	2
was wont to	2
opened the door	2
shining steel armour	2
and little worth	2
report of the	2
and admiration of	2
the prince a	2
to stammer out	2
and still on	2
to get at	2
they belonged to	2
riddle is unriddled	2
the tide was	2
once at the	2
from the gateway	2
stood by with	2
in charge of	2
may be that	2
the crowd that	2
saying he was	2
hath a name	2
all the devils	2
i think she	2
some sort of	2
hair and showed	2
lose what remained	2
that was all	2
suite of the	2
would take the	2
her husband dearilee	2
at wide intervals	2
born to a	2
prince a prisoner	2
imprisonment for life	2
the two friends	2
it was his	2
of an errand	2
sooth to say	2
whetted his knife	2
mine own again	2
on the river	2
it with an	2
he was also	2
at a distance	2
dismay in their	2
is he whom	2
due and ancient	2
king edward vi	2
of a saucer	2
she knew me	2
along the line	2
thou doubt me	2
the boy struggled	2
and possible death	2
more of the	2
and then his	2
dining in public	2
and nodded his	2
them to see	2
and sentenced him	2
him in his	2
not of him	2
paid no attention	2
of the house	2
region round about	2
him up and	2
here it is	2
was to have	2
the occasion of	2
will he be	2
then the lord	2
followed by a	2
was used to	2
know it was	2
the effigy of	2
and let me	2
of them said	2
and heard the	2
the thing was	2
me in my	2
the wife and	2
mine own person	2
crowd fell apart	2
of all the	2
to the law	2
him to take	2
sacred person of	2
pulling off their	2
people who were	2
give me thy	2
head ranger of	2
he found he	2
to get out	2
to let him	2
little ladies were	2
up and said	2
he looked up	2
and as soon	2
mind him not	2
to the wall	2
there would be	2
their gorgeous trains	2
to be held	2
a gentle spirit	2
be law of	2
others had done	2
so much as	2
five minutes the	2
grace to make	2
i did think	2
little used to	2
warning sign from	2
be boiled to	2
barring the way	2
a sign to	2
with his small	2
and sent a	2
leave me to	2
sent him of	2
from the cradle	2
but another man	2
of the laws	2
at the old	2
said to him	2
before the great	2
his doublet and	2
crime to be	2
there for the	2
as a patrician	2
mind that tom	2
said that the	2
and his deliverer	2
into the eternal	2
face flushed with	2
of the sort	2
his head a	2
and the penalty	2
not going to	2
ancient city of	2
the moment the	2
should go to	2
the jailer laughed	2
of the stole	2
upon the kneeling	2
the suite of	2
to his feet	2
the new year	2
it came out	2
seemed to know	2
made good use	2
was but a	2
it seemed as	2
i pray thee	2
when he found	2
was minded to	2
got up and	2
a bit of	2
to the justice	2
that is come	2
in english history	2
and that other	2
away in the	2
highness the prince	2
his mind at	2
in the tower	2
of the suite	2
shillings and eightpence	2
with a gesture	2
the lantern with	2
back upon his	2
i would not	2
faded out of	2
he opened his	2
i cannot bear	2
with the mere	2
of sir richard	2
pay a fine	2
to help him	2
ears in the	2
give him a	2
shouting into his	2
with the easy	2
the other in	2
my good old	2
found himself once	2
to free himself	2
saved him the	2
of his head	2
delivered in a	2
but one course	2
brought him to	2
with the flat	2
three hundred years	2
to the gallows	2
the peers of	2
last day of	2
presence of a	2
the first day	2
him of an	2
woman and the	2
by the king	2
oil by degrees	2
that she had	2
by ancient custom	2
home for ever	2
the young girls	2
every now and	2
i should have	2
she had been	2
for any man	2
it upon a	2
to atone for	2
the english world	2
a duplicate of	2
glanced at each	2
a very little	2
could not bring	2
in another moment	2
to the little	2
these are real	2
in the corner	2
what is the	2
by the fire	2
and the whole	2
had a chance	2
you will not	2
fastened with a	2
offal court comrades	2
took its stately	2
person of the	2
went down upon	2
have assaulted him	2
further side of	2
he caught the	2
to lose what	2
sign of the	2
the stroke of	2
upon the new	2
chancellor of england	2
tired and hungry	2
he should be	2
edward as king	2
the door behind	2
there is the	2
and ends of	2
recognition of the	2
chief equerry in	2
it was no	2
was to put	2
he that stands	2
himself at the	2
i will take	2
the business of	2
a deep obeisance	2
which was of	2
hath gone mad	2
of the garter	2
was not i	2
it to his	2
him and a	2
his port and	2
said he was	2
but did not	2
chief steward of	2
a considerable village	2
of state in	2
the crime of	2
it was some	2
great lords and	2
them at intervals	2
branded on both	2
felt much as	2
be thou merciful	2
next comes the	2
he wanted to	2
accession of queen	2
all of ye	2
of a light	2
loss of his	2
the hereditary diaperer	2
the next morning	2
it was that	2
great duke of	2
were a couple	2
of hertford and	2
in any way	2
was conducted from	2
meet that one	2
upon him as	2
time wore on	2
in the pillory	2
was too late	2
appointing the morrow	2
whom the king	2
then he returned	2
edward of england	2
a man who	2
mother and sisters	2
good use of	2
a sitting posture	2
the recognition procession	2
the byrth of	2
cried out in	2
thou shalt see	2
still the boy	2
front of the	2
and he exclaimed	2
it to him	2
for him that	2
was to begin	2
of a truth	2
cannot bear it	2
belike he is	2
not seem to	2
this was a	2
he was too	2
room in the	2
the laws that	2
of the chamber	2
and held it	2
i marvel they	2
whence he had	2
began to discuss	2
was all he	2
the hue and	2
had in it	2
and whispered in	2
meeting with the	2
the king discovered	2
but quickly recovered	2
in mine own	2
the great assemblage	2
little while the	2
by the lord	2
within the hour	2
i will right	2
and the lord	2
to his own	2
thou art good	2
that i be	2
the river pageant	2
he cast a	2
in the second	2
is it a	2
the kneeling lord	2
the peace and	2
close to the	2
to a sitting	2
with a lively	2
mad or no	2
was ready for	2
and so also	2
he and his	2
do you know	2
what have i	2
down the thames	2
to the hope	2
else out of	2
and nights were	2
sight to see	2
first royal dinner	2
it not so	2
after the other	2
at graceful ease	2
two of the	2
might he not	2
he found that	2
with her mother	2
through the palace	2
think it is	2
king was in	2
the duchy of	2
and muttered to	2
that mysterious touch	2
his court and	2
she know him	2
that is all	2
after he is	2
resolved to make	2
he was crowned	2
of the name	2
in due and	2
half an hour	2
merciful english law	2
him and sent	2
to be silent	2
is thy humour	2
shall not have	2
the law of	2
or two he	2
knees in a	2
turned to tom	2
left to himself	2
deer in the	2
to a halt	2
the word and	2
of the decree	2
him at once	2
i must humour	2
should be so	2
lighted by a	2
the matter was	2
and give him	2
tom and his	2
saying he had	2
had been taught	2
o my king	2
a deep and	2
in all the	2
added that the	2
i have ventured	2
all his life	2
and he will	2
will tell you	2
it forth correctly	2
with the intent	2
heart and a	2
the corporation of	2
the good king	2
the riddle is	2
i am but	2
it had a	2
there was an	2
his face flushed	2
upon the people	2
killing a deer	2
with a word	2
the absence of	2
his body was	2
to come back	2
king is dead	2
so they stayed	2
duchy of lancaster	2
best of us	2
if he was	2
canopy of state	2
yet will not	2
in his heart	2
that we are	2
was laid upon	2
the ground with	2
that when he	2
the boy made	2
but the new	2
the order of	2
few days he	2
soon as the	2
is to say	2
she talked about	2
long as he	2
him from the	2
would not do	2
good deal of	2
and the crown	2
the little lady	2
the chancellor royal	2
will try to	2
with none to	2
find that the	2
if the king	2
where is thy	2
in her mind	2
the shelter of	2
life in my	2
observing to himself	2
the other end	2
was out of	2
disappearance of the	2
it not to	2
their robes of	2
must humour the	2
so remorseful for	2
features of the	2
and none shall	2
and say i	2
he lost his	2
the hose to	2
had been no	2
he stretched himself	2
he dropped upon	2
a touch of	2
be not too	2
the streets were	2
was in his	2
that thou hast	2
arrived at the	2
art the king	2
five or six	2
on his knees	2
were sir hugh	2
its troops of	2
the benefit of	2
in prison for	2
together in the	2
able to feel	2
then the deep	2
silks and satins	2
two friends were	2
i will try	2
as forlorn as	2
business of thine	2
it he shall	2
now will i	2
little prince of	2
it hath a	2
to his great	2
the chief equerry	2
you remember that	2
know him not	2
him that is	2
and to be	2
with grave respect	2
how was it	2
just the same	2
street to the	2
it did not	2
a day or	2
could not make	2
odds and ends	2
and ladies in	2
but he hath	2
sat down in	2
of grace and	2
from all points	2
pleased with this	2
thee of thy	2
toward the door	2
a moan and	2
prince in a	2
have seen the	2
pray the prayer	2
the free air	2
he lay down	2
with beaming eyes	2
of it and	2
it is plain	2
flying through the	2
took on a	2
never heard of	2
to the hereditary	2
seated the king	2
third groom of	2
careful not to	2
with uplifted hands	2
my good people	2
to the heart	2
of the next	2
i took him	2
was all of	2
that here was	2
before he knew	2
the king interrupted	2
himself out of	2
had been able	2
might have been	2
for the matter	2
constable of the	2
now shall i	2
of the camp	2
to find out	2
the penalty is	2
out with it	2
foot in the	2
himself for the	2
if he is	2
such was he	2
size of a	2
it was whispered	2
he said nothing	2
sprang forward to	2
truly the king	2
mad or sane	2
more he was	2
the peeresses are	2
cloth of gold	2
looked up and	2
the loss of	2
that will not	2
the crowd fell	2
not give up	2
into a deep	2
is it that	2
the prayer for	2
in the afternoon	2
i may see	2
will be his	2
delight in the	2
after a while	2
upon the world	2
a little used	2
please your grace	2
escaped the fires	2
was a good	2
down at last	2
over his head	2
and did it	2
by his side	2
in our town	2
for his own	2
atone for it	2
and the tinker	2
felt that the	2
was an old	2
hath not escaped	2
was conducted to	2
he tried to	2
nothing but the	2
but for him	2
within the compass	2
of his plumed	2
not know you	2
the king heard	2
soon as they	2
the kingly office	2
and a voice	2
of the kings	2
saves his prince	2
hale him forth	2
head to heel	2
not too hasty	2
wife and kids	2
will of his	2
and he and	2
ranger of windsor	2
wait upon him	2
his hand and	2
a tale as	2
he approached the	2
the tabard inn	2
the pretty things	2
head and said	2
the king with	2
with such a	2
peers of the	2
in the distance	2
to him than	2
and gave no	2
tom turned to	2
conducted from the	2
there in the	2
took him by	2
he moved on	2
he added that	2
so he slipped	2
the floor and	2
on the right	2
his forlorn condition	2
and a growing	2
on the ground	2
whispered in his	2
over the heads	2
who did not	2
then said to	2
his head was	2
for what thou	2
of the night	2
thou hast given	2
of the seal	2
tell me thy	2
it was hard	2
some of his	2
upon the two	2
yonder is the	2
a sight to	2
put it on	2
is not a	2
since it is	2
by pulling off	2
way to the	2
me for it	2
centre of a	2
the constable of	2
his royal office	2
which is he	2
degradation from the	2
had so long	2
you know him	2
walked up and	2
far as the	2
exert thy power	2
a clerical band	2
upon the house	2
eyes upon him	2
hertford and st	2
it mattereth not	2
i will be	2
the one thing	2
him with his	2
servant entered with	2
by which the	2
of the th	2
down his face	2
thick rain of	2
to pour out	2
i have walked	2
know how to	2
the fashion of	2
himself up to	2
upon the earl	2
not describe it	2
fastened upon him	2
the sacred person	2
back was turned	2
of him who	2
he hath taken	2
of the place	2
view of the	2
a number of	2
to make a	2
though i be	2
up by the	2
in a panic	2
petted prince in	2
he could do	2
is the prince	2
life of a	2
they could not	2
what remained of	2
we shall be	2
but i have	2
with a gasp	2
at last to	2
king edward the	2
the lady elizabeth	2
peer of england	2
thing to do	2
benefit of clergy	2
dropped his eyes	2
way through the	2
some minutes later	2
and asked what	2
the wisdom of	2
with this question	2
and a murmured	2
like to his	2
the merciful english	2
in a corner	2
of windsor forest	2
the palace and	2
grey hair and	2
hopelessly separated from	2
and as for	2
take thee to	2
they knelt to	2
made several attempts	2
knights of the	2
turned away his	2
to observe his	2
would do it	2
soon absorbed in	2
cloth from a	2
then he added	2
up to the	2
art good to	2
no long time	2
rags and dirt	2
not to be	2
he would strike	2
all that be	2
chancellor royal of	2
to be hanged	2
death in oil	2
as thou shalt	2
knoweth that the	2
god be merciful	2
followed up the	2
him with a	2
before the king	2
god i had	2
a prince of	2
and its troops	2
was to get	2
a deer in	2
time he had	2
king in the	2
was made of	2
i not thy	2
i come again	2
by henry viii	2
and his eyes	2
a little further	2
farmer and his	2
then will we	2
to the bill	2
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with the lord	2
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tom canty lived	2
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hundred years old	2
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to wait upon	2
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as thou wilt	2
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