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trigram | frequency |
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tom van arden | 32 |
my dreams come | 26 |
dreams come true | 26 |
when my dreams | 26 |
is to be | 25 |
come to me | 24 |
my old friend | 24 |
from the arabic | 24 |
where shall we | 23 |
shall we land | 23 |
to hear her | 23 |
hear her sing | 22 |
age comes on | 22 |
the touches of | 21 |
out of the | 20 |
called her in | 20 |
lide married him | 20 |
of her hands | 20 |
touches of her | 20 |
has she forgotten | 20 |
the arabic of | 19 |
old sweetheart of | 19 |
sweetheart of mine | 19 |
that is to | 18 |
when lide married | 18 |
i could not | 18 |
her beautiful eyes | 18 |
bride that is | 18 |
from the chinese | 18 |
he called her | 18 |
the light of | 17 |
all the world | 17 |
the love of | 17 |
there is no | 16 |
in the garden | 16 |
to hear the | 16 |
the chinese of | 16 |
in the air | 15 |
in the night | 14 |
of the sea | 14 |
my bride that | 14 |
the world is | 13 |
came to me | 13 |
i shall not | 13 |
wait for me | 13 |
he and i | 13 |
i got to | 13 |
love is a | 12 |
her in from | 12 |
this is the | 12 |
her face and | 12 |
it is to | 12 |
of her hair | 12 |
in wait for | 12 |
i have seen | 12 |
in the leaves | 12 |
me in the | 12 |
leaves in wait | 12 |
when age comes | 12 |
and shut the | 12 |
shut the door | 12 |
i am not | 12 |
my heart is | 12 |
the leaves in | 12 |
from me and | 11 |
you do not | 11 |
and all the | 11 |
me with your | 11 |
i would not | 11 |
that i am | 11 |
i know not | 11 |
of the sun | 11 |
of the world | 11 |
the scent of | 10 |
how can i | 10 |
have seen a | 10 |
and age comes | 10 |
love of the | 10 |
and i have | 10 |
is to hear | 10 |
we used to | 10 |
touch me with | 10 |
from the japanese | 10 |
in from me | 10 |
and in the | 10 |
the japanese of | 10 |
face and brow | 10 |
let us forget | 10 |
of a heart | 10 |
the eyes of | 10 |
of my heart | 10 |
me and shut | 10 |
in my heart | 10 |
in love with | 10 |
they miss me | 10 |
do they miss | 10 |
the heart of | 10 |
with your hands | 10 |
scent of the | 10 |
that old sweetheart | 10 |
and you will | 10 |
it may be | 9 |
of the rose | 9 |
how could i | 9 |
he that loves | 9 |
i should be | 9 |
and in my | 9 |
of all the | 9 |
i love you | 9 |
in spite of | 9 |
me at home | 9 |
to and fro | 9 |
there is a | 9 |
of the love | 9 |
is like a | 9 |
leave me thus | 9 |
my love and | 9 |
in the world | 9 |
the flame shawl | 9 |
i do not | 9 |
look at me | 9 |
i saw your | 9 |
song of annam | 8 |
hid in the | 8 |
in all the | 8 |
to see the | 8 |
wilt thou leave | 8 |
miss me at | 8 |
in such a | 8 |
hair is a | 8 |
and hid in | 8 |
she comes home | 8 |
one by one | 8 |
thou leave me | 8 |
beauty with the | 8 |
her eyes are | 8 |
of john duncan | 8 |
and i must | 8 |
do not repulse | 8 |
in my dreams | 8 |
the garden of | 8 |
passing of a | 8 |
i am a | 8 |
with the flame | 8 |
and wilt thou | 8 |
sweet as the | 8 |
her waiting face | 8 |
let her come | 8 |
you and me | 8 |
the old year | 8 |
not repulse me | 8 |
and let her | 8 |
of long ago | 8 |
when she comes | 8 |
o my mary | 8 |
and i will | 8 |
deep in the | 8 |
what care i | 8 |
sermon of the | 8 |
blooms of may | 8 |
the sermon of | 8 |
it is not | 8 |
it is a | 8 |
and then the | 7 |
and on the | 7 |
an old sweetheart | 7 |
from jane to | 7 |
as one who | 7 |
in the old | 7 |
i am the | 7 |
do not want | 7 |
to his love | 7 |
son of the | 7 |
my sweet sweeting | 7 |
as is the | 7 |
arabic of john | 7 |
seems to me | 7 |
the lips of | 7 |
world is fainting | 7 |
the depths of | 7 |
the rao of | 7 |
and i had | 7 |
last night and | 7 |
the sound of | 7 |
the son of | 7 |
in the heart | 7 |
i might have | 7 |
why do you | 7 |
are like the | 7 |
that i had | 7 |
me back my | 7 |
rao of ilore | 7 |
here in the | 7 |
your hair is | 7 |
the beauty of | 7 |
in the sun | 7 |
the gift of | 7 |
of the khan | 7 |
put on her | 7 |
i had a | 7 |
what is love | 7 |
no less than | 7 |
from the sea | 7 |
in the light | 7 |
so great a | 7 |
a sense of | 6 |
has put on | 6 |
of rose ivory | 6 |
down in the | 6 |
it was to | 6 |
to be a | 6 |
and so i | 6 |
and the stars | 6 |
all to say | 6 |
one of the | 6 |
of the son | 6 |
dead and gone | 6 |
the sun and | 6 |
the lost path | 6 |
to me in | 6 |
all her sisters | 6 |
and the new | 6 |
and your hair | 6 |
she has put | 6 |
i know that | 6 |
i am so | 6 |
love is dead | 6 |
care i how | 6 |
it was a | 6 |
how it happened | 6 |
the days of | 6 |
brimming with sunlight | 6 |
seen a small | 6 |
very youthful affair | 6 |
the bloom of | 6 |
to me that | 6 |
haste this dusk | 6 |
song of the | 6 |
and in her | 6 |
weep at last | 6 |
year and the | 6 |
and my heart | 6 |
come in haste | 6 |
how i hate | 6 |
i seem to | 6 |
sigh no more | 6 |
idol of rose | 6 |
to the blue | 6 |
of love to | 6 |
in her face | 6 |
song of long | 6 |
will weep at | 6 |
when i was | 6 |
small proud face | 6 |
of the night | 6 |
me to the | 6 |
with such a | 6 |
that i could | 6 |
you might say | 6 |
of our love | 6 |
night and this | 6 |
home at night | 6 |
of her beautiful | 6 |
proud face brimming | 6 |
saw your face | 6 |
me like a | 6 |
breathing idol of | 6 |
their sweet sorrow | 6 |
lover to his | 6 |
the shadow of | 6 |
back my heart | 6 |
the hindustani of | 6 |
at all to | 6 |
not want me | 6 |
the wee cot | 6 |
the night of | 6 |
will find out | 6 |
so that the | 6 |
the passing of | 6 |
it is the | 6 |
look at the | 6 |
face brimming with | 6 |
i am tired | 6 |
to see me | 6 |
from the hindustani | 6 |
from such a | 6 |
a small proud | 6 |
a very youthful | 6 |
when first i | 6 |
in haste this | 6 |
i have no | 6 |
i shall be | 6 |
old year and | 6 |
the lover to | 6 |
in my mind | 6 |
you will weep | 6 |
and come to | 6 |
in the evening | 6 |
day by day | 6 |
love is the | 6 |
i was a | 6 |
i call her | 5 |
with the white | 5 |
me in my | 5 |
and if i | 5 |
the day that | 5 |
as in the | 5 |
up and down | 5 |
to my heart | 5 |
me as i | 5 |
the fall of | 5 |
and it was | 5 |
when i am | 5 |
what if we | 5 |
to feel the | 5 |
for the sky | 5 |
for me to | 5 |
in the shade | 5 |
the voices of | 5 |
the sky is | 5 |
and blur of | 5 |
in the sea | 5 |
idol has come | 5 |
and it is | 5 |
who can tell | 5 |
me with a | 5 |
the archer prince | 5 |
in the road | 5 |
i smile at | 5 |
my heart has | 5 |
the gold of | 5 |
the lights of | 5 |
with all my | 5 |
to love with | 5 |
beauty of the | 5 |
the persian of | 5 |
the splendour of | 5 |
the fervour of | 5 |
on to the | 5 |
of the old | 5 |
on either side | 5 |
i saw her | 5 |
her green robe | 5 |
the veil of | 5 |
hour when the | 5 |
of my love | 5 |
i saw the | 5 |
the wind of | 5 |
and the rose | 5 |
on the sea | 5 |
earl of surrey | 5 |
and i am | 5 |
now that the | 5 |
and yet not | 5 |
i was so | 5 |
light in the | 5 |
from out her | 5 |
i look at | 5 |
as high as | 5 |
with so great | 5 |
and this is | 5 |
and the flowers | 5 |
why so pale | 5 |
first i saw | 5 |
at the moon | 5 |
i feel the | 5 |
caught in the | 5 |
shadow of the | 5 |
for such a | 5 |
how sweet the | 5 |
from the persian | 5 |
that they are | 5 |
and so we | 5 |
the flowers of | 5 |
in the shadow | 5 |
of the years | 5 |
i do love | 5 |
in the house | 5 |
and then a | 5 |
in the wind | 5 |
of the bright | 5 |
she were mine | 5 |
for a moment | 5 |
it seems to | 5 |
she would not | 5 |
i am as | 5 |
of the heart | 5 |
the table of | 5 |
loved and lost | 5 |
phillida flouts me | 5 |
our bright garden | 5 |
and let them | 5 |
do love thee | 5 |
in the end | 5 |
the silence of | 5 |
here is the | 5 |
muhammad din tilai | 5 |
the night is | 5 |
and i should | 5 |
a song of | 5 |
here on the | 5 |
my idol has | 5 |
and the sun | 5 |
which is not | 5 |
she would have | 5 |
has come to | 5 |
and the light | 5 |
is a garden | 5 |
as sweet as | 5 |
of muhammad din | 5 |
i should have | 5 |
of the stars | 5 |
over the roofs | 5 |
us like a | 5 |
of love and | 5 |
called her dream | 5 |
veil of the | 5 |
the touch of | 5 |
tinchaurya syani hogayi | 5 |
we will not | 5 |
i gave my | 5 |
of the day | 5 |
table of contents | 5 |
in the heavens | 5 |
the stir of | 5 |
her hands are | 5 |
went by and | 5 |
on her green | 5 |
the weight of | 5 |
i have been | 5 |
i had not | 5 |
to the last | 5 |
in the twilight | 5 |
with me and | 5 |
and i said | 5 |
you are the | 5 |
and from the | 5 |
my love is | 4 |
you not enough | 4 |
come and go | 4 |
bachelor fer thirty | 4 |
the glow of | 4 |
take those lips | 4 |
old year end | 4 |
a maiden fair | 4 |
her pleasant home | 4 |
voices of my | 4 |
i was blind | 4 |
i know how | 4 |
light of the | 4 |
down the river | 4 |
chinese of j | 4 |
give me a | 4 |
i think i | 4 |
more and more | 4 |
my heart and | 4 |
to look upon | 4 |
that i shall | 4 |
not do quite | 4 |
bowed my head | 4 |
here and there | 4 |
my lips and | 4 |
know that i | 4 |
side by side | 4 |
and i shall | 4 |
for all the | 4 |
change that note | 4 |
and would not | 4 |
would not have | 4 |
thou wilt not | 4 |
no more to | 4 |
the breath of | 4 |
sister of the | 4 |
i kissed her | 4 |
to you and | 4 |
lived a cross | 4 |
no more than | 4 |
in her hair | 4 |
of the sky | 4 |
when i come | 4 |
spite of all | 4 |
at last the | 4 |
as well as | 4 |
and the dew | 4 |
my pipe in | 4 |
and woodland bloom | 4 |
if you are | 4 |
i have his | 4 |
live with me | 4 |
and the dawn | 4 |
lifted the veil | 4 |
in youth he | 4 |
as light as | 4 |
i have fallen | 4 |
there is one | 4 |
while ye may | 4 |
and when you | 4 |
first i kissed | 4 |
imbedded each in | 4 |
as we walked | 4 |
of the plum | 4 |
again to the | 4 |
of the garden | 4 |
of all my | 4 |
abdel qadir gilani | 4 |
and i went | 4 |
to the other | 4 |
the season of | 4 |
of a rose | 4 |
ballade of muhammad | 4 |
it to me | 4 |
your green collar | 4 |
send me back | 4 |
the man who | 4 |
that she was | 4 |
o lad and | 4 |
love me little | 4 |
and the garden | 4 |
her breasts are | 4 |
the reason why | 4 |
and sweet as | 4 |
on it and | 4 |
so i got | 4 |
fragrance from the | 4 |
you are not | 4 |
in the sky | 4 |
the sunlight on | 4 |
lord of all | 4 |
breeze that lifted | 4 |
i who was | 4 |
she first came | 4 |
and the echoes | 4 |
song do they | 4 |
and let me | 4 |
so much more | 4 |
the river i | 4 |
first it was | 4 |
if it be | 4 |
come back home | 4 |
two lines shall | 4 |
home with mary | 4 |
o let her | 4 |
drops of dew | 4 |
shore to shore | 4 |
away in the | 4 |
with the wind | 4 |
of the rao | 4 |
the holy hour | 4 |
is the holy | 4 |
to do but | 4 |
the door of | 4 |
that you can | 4 |
the name for | 4 |
bloom and blurred | 4 |
i did not | 4 |
do quite all | 4 |
she had to | 4 |
the power of | 4 |
all the rest | 4 |
cross old bachelor | 4 |
a rosy cheek | 4 |
i pray not | 4 |
the moon is | 4 |
the good of | 4 |
with the wheels | 4 |
love and i | 4 |
pipe in silence | 4 |
little girl that | 4 |
be my love | 4 |
and o the | 4 |
i pray you | 4 |
the flower that | 4 |
is but a | 4 |
a dark and | 4 |
love hath my | 4 |
love will find | 4 |
parents dead and | 4 |
who loved me | 4 |
sweeter than the | 4 |
the voice of | 4 |
with averted eye | 4 |
the victories of | 4 |
eyes are wet | 4 |
a look of | 4 |
i hate the | 4 |
fain would i | 4 |
thou pretty bird | 4 |
love nights of | 4 |
said to me | 4 |
in the fall | 4 |
in the winter | 4 |
nights of laos | 4 |
used to be | 4 |
something more than | 4 |
and the air | 4 |
dark and eerie | 4 |
lost for new | 4 |
was like a | 4 |
she seems to | 4 |
of life and | 4 |
choti tinchaurya syani | 4 |
fallen before your | 4 |
see my bride | 4 |
as a child | 4 |
the light that | 4 |
on a ground | 4 |
her to the | 4 |
your eyes and | 4 |
a sister of | 4 |
from shore to | 4 |
for woman made | 4 |
your hands are | 4 |
to me and | 4 |
words do they | 4 |
my eyes to | 4 |
i loved her | 4 |
i he called | 4 |
before your door | 4 |
and yet how | 4 |
wasting in despair | 4 |
shall i come | 4 |
find out the | 4 |
the daughter of | 4 |
down to the | 4 |
this is love | 4 |
in her eyes | 4 |
sweetness of a | 4 |
the pink sunbonnet | 4 |
that lifted the | 4 |
i love to | 4 |
from the sky | 4 |
with tears that | 4 |
the flowers and | 4 |
was i to | 4 |
host went by | 4 |
sat in the | 4 |
to make the | 4 |
and that i | 4 |
you to me | 4 |
when you were | 4 |
when thy beauty | 4 |
fair bride that | 4 |
wife is standing | 4 |
the kiss of | 4 |
earl of rochester | 4 |
down the lane | 4 |
one sweet drop | 4 |
could not do | 4 |
i give you | 4 |
if it were | 4 |
of a thousand | 4 |
and that the | 4 |
a ground of | 4 |
i found you | 4 |
but now i | 4 |
o gleam and | 4 |
the day he | 4 |
out the way | 4 |
that loves a | 4 |
she forgotten me | 4 |
sunlight on the | 4 |
the love nights | 4 |
to greet the | 4 |
japanese of the | 4 |
though i am | 4 |
i hear the | 4 |
o touch me | 4 |
is standing there | 4 |
up in us | 4 |
is a sickness | 4 |
have fallen before | 4 |
of our joy | 4 |
her eyes were | 4 |
me and love | 4 |
by zephyrs wedded | 4 |
me from the | 4 |
when i should | 4 |
like and glorified | 4 |
and kissed them | 4 |
her parents dead | 4 |
that all her | 4 |
the rhythm of | 4 |
a cross old | 4 |
to her mother | 4 |
thy beauty appears | 4 |
but i shall | 4 |
not anything but | 4 |
god of love | 4 |
yet do not | 4 |
my hair is | 4 |
the first time | 4 |
since first i | 4 |
ghazal of mira | 4 |
a discouraging model | 4 |
have come to | 4 |
saw the old | 4 |
how shall i | 4 |
should be the | 4 |
help me to | 4 |
to go and | 4 |
know not what | 4 |
which i have | 4 |
nothing else but | 4 |
i am in | 4 |
i hear that | 4 |
i am dead | 4 |
your mind is | 4 |
hath my heart | 4 |
gleam and gloom | 4 |
i hide my | 4 |
blossom in the | 4 |
a cameo face | 4 |
to say farewell | 4 |
sweet drop more | 4 |
lark now leaves | 4 |
but in the | 4 |
be for me | 4 |
o rarely soft | 4 |
sir walter raleigh | 4 |
hands are like | 4 |
first came to | 4 |
went by with | 4 |
she be not | 4 |
the bright and | 4 |
smile at love | 4 |
light my pipe | 4 |
me to seek | 4 |
to go to | 4 |
dwelling of abla | 4 |
the passionate shepherd | 4 |
in all simplicity | 4 |
me that i | 4 |
i come back | 4 |
and all her | 4 |
would she were | 4 |
in the darkness | 4 |
i may not | 4 |
a world of | 4 |
the hours of | 4 |
i have given | 4 |
the lark now | 4 |
old bachelor fer | 4 |
from lady clitheroe | 4 |
but the host | 4 |
worn eyes are | 4 |
you said to | 4 |
i turned me | 4 |
come live with | 4 |
the old caress | 4 |
the fountain sang | 4 |
that i never | 4 |
chinese of chang | 4 |
in the skies | 4 |
as the sun | 4 |
and all that | 4 |
love me long | 4 |
i shall never | 4 |
i must part | 4 |
our worn eyes | 4 |
for love is | 4 |
married him when | 4 |
ghazal of sayyid | 4 |
of my glad | 4 |
the image of | 4 |
sweet and fair | 4 |
and when i | 4 |
her face is | 4 |
to think that | 4 |
the host went | 4 |
the auld trysting | 4 |
of gold and | 4 |
from the light | 4 |
of love the | 4 |
as strong as | 4 |
i change that | 4 |
silence of the | 4 |
more than the | 4 |
weight of the | 4 |
lips of love | 4 |
both her parents | 4 |
did not know | 4 |
and be my | 4 |
sir philip sidney | 4 |
my fair bride | 4 |
comes on when | 4 |
hours of afternoon | 4 |
of my children | 4 |
lady clitheroe to | 4 |
to the sea | 4 |
her mother was | 4 |
loves a rosy | 4 |
the clear breeze | 4 |
where is she | 4 |
the garden wall | 4 |
each in each | 4 |
and pure as | 4 |
to his lass | 4 |
holy hour when | 4 |
i could have | 4 |
now and then | 4 |
to me the | 4 |
soft as the | 4 |
in the dusk | 4 |
the roses of | 4 |
the lilies of | 4 |
more gently still | 4 |
for new love | 4 |
my wife is | 4 |
is full of | 4 |
eyes are amber | 4 |
the edge of | 4 |
my heart to | 4 |
eyes of the | 4 |
is so lovely | 4 |
sir thomas wyatt | 4 |
love is all | 4 |
and many a | 4 |
shall not care | 4 |
of your eyes | 4 |
the heaven of | 4 |
sunshine and the | 4 |
used to know | 4 |
was in love | 4 |
those lips away | 4 |
and the leaves | 4 |
is fresh and | 4 |
soon lost for | 4 |
clear breeze that | 4 |
the time when | 4 |
in war time | 4 |
could i know | 4 |
to come to | 4 |
i go to | 4 |
of her glad | 4 |
tufts imbedded each | 4 |
a little girl | 4 |
as of old | 4 |
i was tired | 4 |
that love is | 4 |
nothing else to | 4 |
would i change | 4 |
and eerie child | 4 |
to reach the | 4 |
no more the | 4 |
earl of oxford | 4 |
mind is light | 4 |
this is a | 4 |
and the wind | 4 |
by with averted | 4 |
on the lawn | 4 |
the gleam of | 4 |
lovers in disguise | 4 |
when i think | 4 |
my first love | 4 |
face of her | 4 |
but for a | 4 |
james whitcomb riley | 4 |
if i had | 4 |
o her beautiful | 4 |
lad and lass | 4 |
lost as a | 4 |
girl of ke | 4 |
image of the | 3 |
them that use | 3 |
not enough to | 3 |
glory of the | 3 |
a garden of | 3 |
my phyllis hath | 3 |
the gao flower | 3 |
in a chorus | 3 |
give me back | 3 |
how long shall | 3 |
beauteous queen of | 3 |
the starlight and | 3 |
when we are | 3 |
and in his | 3 |
one arm to | 3 |
in the last | 3 |
splendour of our | 3 |
of your forehead | 3 |
will not love | 3 |
with nothing else | 3 |
the lovely garden | 3 |
so far from | 3 |
that once had | 3 |
is his own | 3 |
all my heart | 3 |
illustration illustration the | 3 |
sit down on | 3 |
the depth of | 3 |
frosted with rubies | 3 |
the wind and | 3 |
to prevent the | 3 |
and he who | 3 |
i thought the | 3 |
as the falling | 3 |
and for a | 3 |
and he was | 3 |
are we not | 3 |
to love and | 3 |
as she is | 3 |
month of may | 3 |
ice and fire | 3 |
i love it | 3 |
with the sun | 3 |
in all my | 3 |
love as a | 3 |
and let the | 3 |
as they were | 3 |
and left me | 3 |
me till i | 3 |
the girl of | 3 |
far from the | 3 |
of the flower | 3 |
of the soul | 3 |
the beating of | 3 |
you must not | 3 |
i had grown | 3 |
all the landscape | 3 |
you in my | 3 |
her in a | 3 |
the peace that | 3 |
the music of | 3 |
i feel your | 3 |
by the sun | 3 |
of a day | 3 |
days of the | 3 |
all the birds | 3 |
the young men | 3 |
love is not | 3 |
of a kiss | 3 |
if it should | 3 |
am in love | 3 |
all the heavens | 3 |
o the splendour | 3 |
the words of | 3 |
with the same | 3 |
the wine of | 3 |
love that is | 3 |
and the little | 3 |
a child of | 3 |
to be the | 3 |
and i the | 3 |
of a lover | 3 |
her with his | 3 |
to see her | 3 |
once i loved | 3 |
call her dream | 3 |
to me than | 3 |
japanese street song | 3 |
with slow steps | 3 |
a branch of | 3 |
that all the | 3 |
all the worlds | 3 |
although autumn this | 3 |
did god use | 3 |
above my heart | 3 |
the whole of | 3 |
wind and the | 3 |
the rose that | 3 |
with the music | 3 |
from out my | 3 |
all the years | 3 |
home with me | 3 |
phillida and corydon | 3 |
and they took | 3 |
the gloom of | 3 |
the blood of | 3 |
in your hands | 3 |
it well may | 3 |
fate of all | 3 |
to the light | 3 |
autumn this evening | 3 |
like to the | 3 |
i asked the | 3 |
through every vein | 3 |
and the young | 3 |
there are no | 3 |
i see the | 3 |
but there is | 3 |
rings and your | 3 |
but when i | 3 |
came to the | 3 |
as it was | 3 |
and you are | 3 |
hidden in the | 3 |
in thy heart | 3 |
love is only | 3 |
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