trigram

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trigram	frequency
in the quarto	55
not in q	45
here in the	29
it is a	25
i do not	24
not in quarto	23
my good lord	21
in the st	20
the st q	20
it is not	19
that i haue	17
he does not	17
good my lord	17
i my lord	17
to the king	16
as if he	16
not in the	15
of the play	15
i pray you	15
this is the	15
there is no	15
of the word	15
out of the	14
as well as	14
of the quarto	14
as to the	14
in the play	13
to have been	13
it may be	13
of the king	13
is not in	13
it is the	13
in the folio	12
to a nunnery	12
one of the	12
the st quarto	12
the cause of	12
of the time	12
as it is	12
in st q	12
rosincrance and guildensterne	12
at the same	12
the same time	11
the rest of	11
is it not	11
but in the	11
i haue seene	11
there is a	11
the king is	10
of the world	10
do not know	10
that he is	10
of the ghost	10
let me see	10
the end of	10
the king and	9
and all the	9
that of the	9
he had been	9
with the king	9
it would be	9
of his father	9
the character of	9
a man of	9
if he had	9
by no meanes	9
enter king and	8
king and queene	8
he would have	8
is to be	8
you shall heare	8
to be a	8
will my lord	8
it is to	8
he is not	8
the quarto has	8
like the king	8
the face of	8
he has no	8
ought to be	8
enter hamlet and	8
but it is	8
a nunnery goe	8
of the folio	8
to his mother	8
and to the	8
as in the	8
i saw him	8
in which he	8
speake to it	8
if it be	8
as you may	8
according to the	8
i take it	7
not to be	7
rest of the	7
there was no	7
i haue a	7
the sake of	7
the name of	7
he is the	7
from the first	7
i doe not	7
him in the	7
he is dead	7
and in the	7
by and by	7
but there is	7
and for my	7
what i haue	7
the moment he	7
they are not	7
the hand of	7
he could not	7
heauen and earth	7
seems to me	7
where he is	7
i haue heard	7
hamlet and horatio	7
it is an	7
it should be	7
i will my	7
i know not	7
for the sake	7
in which the	7
to tell you	7
i cannot tell	7
with all my	7
take my leaue	7
use of the	7
let me be	7
of his own	7
he has been	7
the text of	6
in the q	6
out of his	6
do you thinke	6
all the world	6
you shall not	6
thing to be	6
of the drama	6
is in the	6
and in his	6
the best of	6
and that in	6
what is the	6
a kinde of	6
he would not	6
which is the	6
that he may	6
of the same	6
be with you	6
the word is	6
well my lord	6
is on the	6
the body is	6
to see you	6
the second quarto	6
may be the	6
fare you well	6
he is a	6
that he had	6
to be done	6
i charge thee	6
the fashion of	6
i am very	6
it must be	6
of a man	6
the death of	6
the quarto reading	6
of which he	6
and out of	6
and with a	6
i thanke you	6
my lord i	6
there is nothing	6
is not the	6
that it is	6
the top of	6
of what is	6
the idea of	6
the presence of	6
belongs to the	6
so my lord	6
does not mean	6
part of the	6
in the world	6
and if he	5
for it is	5
king of denmarke	5
exeunt all but	5
the quarto is	5
enter the ghost	5
we are not	5
in the sense	5
would have been	5
the sense of	5
the man who	5
for a time	5
he was a	5
in the text	5
glad to see	5
in relation to	5
such a time	5
the king of	5
to do with	5
what do you	5
end of the	5
i hold my	5
was about to	5
the third act	5
this speech is	5
i would not	5
not a whit	5
of his uncle	5
be true to	5
quarto has not	5
the nature of	5
in his heart	5
it be so	5
the state of	5
it is his	5
in the same	5
me thinkes i	5
i beseech you	5
for a while	5
in regard to	5
that which is	5
of the passage	5
may be supposed	5
any more than	5
no my lord	5
that i am	5
that she is	5
do you see	5
to his face	5
refer to the	5
is not a	5
to the end	5
earth a while	5
the success of	5
i will speake	5
for the moment	5
now my lord	5
be regarded as	5
is the only	5
as i haue	5
with his mother	5
and not the	5
enter horatio and	5
will speake to	5
the earth a	5
that he should	5
if he were	5
it was not	5
at such a	5
prince of denmarke	5
with all our	5
horatio and marcellus	5
is it a	5
the law of	5
in the presence	5
a play to	5
must not be	5
text of the	5
if thou hast	5
he has just	5
i thinke it	5
and there is	5
ile follow thee	5
which he is	5
which it is	5
were sent for	5
the act of	5
may have been	5
is about to	5
that he has	5
all that is	5
it is no	5
that the king	5
vpon my sword	5
but do not	5
like to a	5
of the old	5
of all his	5
giue me leaue	5
of the apparition	5
partly in the	4
in the margin	4
what haue you	4
sweare by my	4
and will he	4
it will not	4
for such a	4
there is not	4
as he is	4
to the quarto	4
the folio reading	4
seene to night	4
to think of	4
of his critics	4
work of the	4
what he had	4
for to be	4
queen of carthage	4
of what he	4
day and night	4
in the consequence	4
so far as	4
what a treasure	4
johnson and steevens	4
you in the	4
of this world	4
the forms of	4
be represented as	4
as it was	4
the thought of	4
spirit that i	4
cause of this	4
to take it	4
what you haue	4
to old norway	4
line not in	4
on the two	4
they are the	4
you your selfe	4
my deare father	4
and it is	4
speake no more	4
wager on your	4
hell it selfe	4
more than a	4
what would you	4
the word in	4
hamlet in his	4
are not in	4
you were sent	4
but to the	4
if this be	4
of his mother	4
this play is	4
it not like	4
but he is	4
to speake with	4
the first and	4
of this speech	4
no more of	4
woe is me	4
here is the	4
watch to night	4
the image of	4
it is as	4
and let vs	4
which he has	4
fashion of the	4
vpon the platforme	4
he has not	4
it to the	4
to speake of	4
the passage is	4
sense of the	4
get thee to	4
what can it	4
such a fellow	4
take it for	4
be found in	4
you haue seene	4
the dead body	4
it in his	4
of the man	4
in the grave	4
hamlet does not	4
but it was	4
as you like	4
speake to me	4
of the page	4
the king shall	4
enter the king	4
my loue i	4
not so much	4
it seems to	4
o my lord	4
it likes vs	4
here it is	4
is one of	4
to go on	4
he not come	4
by my sword	4
but that i	4
as his own	4
should be a	4
doubt as to	4
regard to his	4
his fathers death	4
speake of this	4
it might be	4
of the speech	4
has not been	4
as white as	4
point in the	4
what might you	4
this and the	4
of a doubt	4
they do not	4
and be a	4
but doe not	4
is dead and	4
when my father	4
a thing to	4
as i do	4
to the play	4
is more than	4
should be as	4
what say you	4
come on sir	4
please you to	4
with you in	4
of the two	4
an excellent play	4
top of my	4
face of the	4
of the third	4
used as a	4
nothing in the	4
know you are	4
in the other	4
when he is	4
it is in	4
with the rest	4
of all the	4
in such a	4
i could not	4
even in the	4
that it was	4
that we haue	4
to be in	4
play is the	4
too much of	4
of his guilt	4
is a man	4
with a bare	4
of the phrase	4
it will be	4
very glad to	4
would have him	4
the king in	4
to find the	4
neuer to speake	4
be taken as	4
you like it	4
kill a king	4
the heart of	4
head to foote	4
his duty to	4
he had had	4
character of hamlet	4
will he not	4
as i am	4
he must have	4
i am glad	4
seems to have	4
he did not	4
this is a	4
a peece of	4
that is the	4
would not have	4
the point of	4
to be found	4
the fact that	4
for they are	4
not like the	4
if it were	4
if there be	4
the work of	4
by the poet	4
you make of	4
the meaning is	4
what is your	4
god a mercy	4
where is this	4
in the corner	4
now to the	4
reading of the	4
father much offended	4
the murder of	4
he has to	4
that he could	4
in order to	4
into the grave	4
like a whale	4
given to the	4
to her father	4
if he could	4
as the night	4
no more be	4
to your lordship	4
commencement of the	4
it is but	4
god be with	4
dead and gone	4
this line not	4
the winde sits	4
or he to	4
to know a	4
of a thing	4
know a man	4
that you haue	4
i know you	4
or in the	4
night the day	4
i know the	4
meanings of the	4
to my reuenge	4
will last you	4
of the players	4
but it may	4
to know his	4
to the queen	4
the side of	4
not come againe	4
not all the	4
king my father	4
in the first	4
play to night	4
i will not	4
or not to	4
are the onely	4
change from the	4
it comes againe	4
the which he	4
where it comes	4
the night the	4
his father and	4
the king my	4
not of the	4
of the last	4
or is it	4
would i had	4
i see my	4
to me in	4
would be a	4
he seems to	4
to see your	4
my good friend	4
him to his	4
the right reading	4
rossencraft and gilderstone	4
the kind of	3
to show his	3
also st q	3
him for a	3
the burning eyes	3
used in scotland	3
be made of	3
off the earth	3
me one thing	3
i would have	3
that i know	3
those that would	3
which i would	3
the second and	3
hamlet could not	3
and ground of	3
the construction of	3
in that he	3
i thinke i	3
i holde it	3
let me heare	3
lord such a	3
god blesse you	3
the first act	3
set it downe	3
though i am	3
my leaue of	3
he loues you	3
will no reconcilement	3
direction of the	3
on the ground	3
with all his	3
to take his	3
the possibility of	3
the hands of	3
in the midst	3
to make the	3
all my heart	3
the trumpet to	3
his mother and	3
the carrying out	3
may be as	3
what thinke you	3
you on this	3
laertes shall be	3
where is he	3
the effect of	3
what is betweene	3
from the quarto	3
in the gods	3
if you be	3
be supposed to	3
would be to	3
a man as	3
go not to	3
with blood of	3
in this world	3
i will be	3
of the best	3
to my mother	3
he is very	3
in twelue venies	3
interview with the	3
some vicious mole	3
i might not	3
most select and	3
pleasure of his	3
for his own	3
it not rather	3
forgot my selfe	3
then be false	3
thy face is	3
let not thy	3
on his knees	3
is an act	3
of them are	3
he is gone	3
be all my	3
as much as	3
charge thee speake	3
to be damned	3
makes it so	3
and for a	3
nephew to old	3
as mortall as	3
what he has	3
what wilt thou	3
you reade my	3
not have it	3
of the commission	3
for which he	3
as pure as	3
not that i	3
to the folio	3
not so my	3
all in the	3
for the law	3
a man is	3
he is about	3
sit you downe	3
and as he	3
not his owne	3
on the event	3
that i shall	3
but i cannot	3
this time forth	3
you must not	3
which a man	3
potent with such	3
a bad epitaph	3
confidence in the	3
riuet to his	3
that i will	3
sight of the	3
what would he	3
we know not	3
my sinnes remembred	3
me thought it	3
will riuet to	3
should be spoken	3
and shall i	3
behinde the arras	3
but as i	3
me by the	3
i prethee tell	3
if you call	3
you say right	3
and it must	3
to the queene	3
the intent of	3
tell him that	3
of the poore	3
the light of	3
but for the	3
it must follow	3
his uncle a	3
in any case	3
it was to	3
of their own	3
there should be	3
may call it	3
the result of	3
i would suggest	3
your silence still	3
these are the	3
not perfect conscience	3
precisely on the	3
there must be	3
he cannot be	3
his father had	3
two or three	3
construction of the	3
you do not	3
to understand the	3
of the thing	3
speake to him	3
because he is	3
he should have	3
we cast away	3
a noise within	3
will not speake	3
you well my	3
all the rest	3
of the people	3
i must be	3
on the character	3
it is common	3
able to think	3
said to you	3
vertue it selfe	3
the question of	3
o that this	3
cloak of madness	3
is not to	3
from this time	3
speake to her	3
that i must	3
a sense of	3
murder done in	3
though it is	3
in order that	3
was a man	3
of his bed	3
makes vs rather	3
image of a	3
that we know	3
for if the	3
enter queene and	3
him ply his	3
it is against	3
in the face	3
you such a	3
of the queen	3
is said to	3
in this and	3
do not go	3
borne in hand	3
could not but	3
when thou shalt	3
regard to the	3
what make you	3
and he hath	3
to perseuer in	3
your affaire in	3
are set downe	3
to be true	3
likes vs well	3
if you haue	3
do beseech you	3
be the right	3
in him the	3
to make it	3
in thy memory	3
to damne me	3
the will of	3
and i will	3
their ill report	3
in his mind	3
a man lie	3
know not of	3
lost a father	3
such a ones	3
and with such	3
and this same	3
do not you	3
and as the	3
with the ghost	3
of complicity in	3
to the players	3
friends thou hast	3
a most louing	3
haue you heard	3
thought of the	3
the world shall	3
me to you	3
and you your	3
the king had	3
it could not	3
of his companions	3
looke you now	3
against the which	3
understanding of the	3
not then be	3
within a month	3
does well to	3
understanding of hamlet	3
man and wife	3
the folio of	3
at the act	3
of a murder	3
of the sentence	3
he is mad	3
said to his	3
heere in the	3
for in the	3
hecuba to him	3
he was the	3
hamlet the dane	3
lord i will	3
as he has	3
of a king	3
he doe not	3
for i mine	3
to grunt and	3
of the grave	3
i do beseech	3
as if you	3
how comes it	3
heauen i charge	3
be false to	3
a murder done	3
let me not	3
in the end	3
we haue done	3
will a man	3
of the night	3
to my sonne	3
bid him ply	3
rapier and dagger	3
for the very	3
i can tell	3
rather beare those	3
right understanding of	3
the sonne of	3
very potent with	3
he accuses himself	3
have been a	3
i am dead	3
the reading of	3
from his own	3
there would be	3
suspicion of his	3
by my faith	3
of hamlet prince	3
now you speake	3
do not think	3
must tell you	3
tell me one	3
and at the	3
it is like	3
this soliloquy is	3
by the hand	3
the phrase would	3
and all after	3
not with the	3
and that of	3
take him for	3
then will i	3
and with no	3
about to speake	3
hamlet prince of	3
is nothing in	3
speake like a	3
that you know	3
i would you	3
the original text	3
what was i	3
because it is	3
the king would	3
fare thee well	3
and for the	3
leaue of you	3
be as mortall	3
my loue is	3
may be regarded	3
the two meanings	3
at the end	3
oh this is	3
this line is	3
i will more	3
something of the	3
to take the	3
according to his	3
when that he	3
he has a	3
of his friend	3
see what i	3
it in a	3
rest of this	3
of my death	3
haue seene to	3
others that we	3
a piece of	3
not i my	3
the king shal	3
but you must	3
ere yet the	3
to the matter	3
it is most	3
so as to	3
it was against	3
slaue am i	3
and a spade	3
then venome to	3
is very potent	3
that he was	3
and change at	3
the onely men	3
not at first	3
her come in	3
but that the	3
what may this	3
him with it	3
the speech is	3
judgment of himself	3
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that is not	3
burning eyes of	3
most of his	3
second and third	3
or it might	3
why what a	3
for and a	3
thinke of it	3
may this meane	3
still am i	3
to know what	3
venome to thy	3
my lord such	3
of such a	3
allusion to the	3
he goes to	3
on the other	3
out of my	3
if this should	3
for you shall	3
suggest that the	3
that on the	3
of the preceding	3
when you are	3
o my deere	3
by the attack	3
of the other	3
nor i my	3
is this a	3
the cause and	3
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in all my	3
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it is that	3
as it stands	3
mortall as an	3
to offer it	3
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it was about	3
is there no	3
in his life	3
we haue seene	3
in the nd	3
a bare bodkin	3
notion of his	3
bound to take	3
in thy orizons	3
there you are	3
to others that	3
is as the	3
canst not then	3
a lover of	3
the history of	3
make you from	3
way to heauen	3
haue a daughter	3
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to the top	3
the omission of	3
finde him not	3
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as if it	3
change at that	3
deare father loue	3
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am very glad	3
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of something after	3
my father liued	3
how came he	3
reade my lord	3
meane my lord	3
the sight of	3
the tragedie of	3
clowne shall make	3
thee to thy	3
my lord be	3
you call it	3
how now ophelia	3
is the king	3
i haue no	3
an houre of	3
that part of	3
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the nd quarto	3
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tragedians of the	3
corner of his	3
i forgot my	3
more willingly part	3
to be made	3
this is not	3
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it should come	3
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doe not bleach	3
to work out	3
by heauen i	3
shake our disposition	3
in your silence	3
and you shall	3
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a comma after	3
a man may	3
trumpet to the	3
you must take	3
that they are	3
i suspect it	3
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thoughts are ours	3
see how the	3
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thou canst not	3
false to any	3
that i loue	3
king of england	3
as against the	3
hath my lord	3
i take to	3
are of a	3
vpon my life	3
me to the	3
the king doth	3
the thing is	3
of him that	3
our last king	3
not the less	3
all the time	3
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to lay his	3
for in that	3
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the midst of	3
the last line	3
in my heart	3
looke my lord	3
conscience of the	3
a king of	3
behind the arras	3
queene is good	3
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so well as	3
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it in the	3
all my sinnes	3
may be a	3
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of this passage	3
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i will vse	3
who has not	3
where the body	3
but the king	3
of his will	3
let her come	3
is the image	3
you are welcome	3
his father in	3
it is only	3
as if the	3
the commencement of	3
line is not	3
to know the	3
neuer gaue you	3
that hamlet is	3
being true to	3
take to be	3
not a few	3
one from the	3
your selfe and	3
better and worse	3
we may find	3
the clowne shall	3
to be the	3
passage in the	3
i should say	3
idea of the	3
i tell thee	3
i must tell	3
would you were	3
carrying out of	3
to show that	3
him on to	3
stand me now	3
was the very	3
here comes the	3
passion in the	3
the play of	3
it selfe in	3
and bid him	3
relation to the	3
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obserue his lookes	3
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know right well	2
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his good friends	2
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infamy shall die	2
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hamlet is a	2
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to the spectators	2
touching this vision	2
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keepe thee from	2
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teach me the	2
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as i can	2
might you thinke	2
what might be	2
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man after his	2
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the shaping of	2
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ballet wil tel	2
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loues to heare	2
fool according to	2
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your fathers funerall	2
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beate like yours	2
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vpon the fretfull	2
charge thee let	2
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as by the	2
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cheerefully my mother	2
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came back on	2
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actor in rome	2
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the story of	2
whats he that	2
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and make a	2
growne by what	2
both of them	2
to propose a	2
second quarto and	2
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time we thanke	2
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hamlet seems to	2
neuer make known	2
his heart with	2
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tell you all	2
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you nothing heare	2
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leartes i forgot	2
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ofelia as before	2
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