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quadgram	frequency
on the th of	321
sail of the line	123
at the same time	87
the earl of st	81
for the purpose of	76
ships of the line	71
the commander in chief	70
battle of the nile	67
the battle of the	63
i have the honour	62
william and lady hamilton	62
have the honour to	62
sir william and lady	61
in the mean time	58
to the west indies	55
the th of june	53
on the st of	52
the mouth of the	46
in a letter to	46
the king of naples	42
the command of the	42
at the battle of	42
on board the victory	41
the th of july	41
on the part of	41
the th of april	40
the th of may	40
under the command of	39
the th of march	39
the honour to be	37
on the d of	37
the th of august	36
at the head of	35
the th of september	34
my king and country	33
of the line and	33
the th of february	33
on the other hand	33
a flag of truce	33
the morning of the	33
the bay of naples	32
to the earl of	31
the battle of copenhagen	31
of his sicilian majesty	31
of the th of	31
as soon as the	31
the head of the	30
the th of october	30
of the french fleet	30
seems to have been	30
as well as the	30
it would have been	30
the queen of naples	28
lord of the admiralty	27
the part of the	27
of the british fleet	27
the th of january	27
on the coast of	26
mouth of the nile	26
into the hands of	25
the king and queen	25
the city of london	25
my dear lady hamilton	25
the loss of the	25
the duke of clarence	25
that the french fleet	25
after the battle of	25
in the west indies	24
of the two sicilies	24
in the bay of	24
the greater part of	24
nelson of the nile	24
the hands of the	24
first lord of the	24
the th of december	24
as well as of	24
at the time of	24
and on the th	23
morning of the th	23
the rest of the	23
one of the most	22
in a state of	22
his lordship and friends	22
the captain of the	21
for the sake of	21
his king and country	21
on the morning of	21
was one of the	21
your most obedient servant	21
is said to have	21
as well as to	21
the whole of the	20
with the greatest respect	20
the state of the	20
the battle of trafalgar	20
the kingdom of naples	20
for the first time	20
the end of the	20
was at this time	20
the french and spanish	20
the st of august	19
a letter to the	19
line of battle ships	19
in the course of	19
the marquis de niza	19
the nature of the	19
of the battle of	19
as soon as possible	19
could not fail to	18
the th of november	18
the line of battle	18
to return to england	18
in possession of the	18
there can be no	18
the destruction of the	18
that he could not	18
was not to be	18
the following letter to	18
to sir william hamilton	18
i send you a	18
i beg leave to	18
made the signal for	18
the name of the	18
to take possession of	17
in the midst of	17
the evening of the	17
at the siege of	17
i have no doubt	17
evening of the th	17
on board the vanguard	17
would not have been	17
dated on board the	17
to put to sea	17
he wrote to the	17
the st of october	17
of the commander in	16
that part of the	16
in a few days	16
the prince of wales	16
the passage of the	16
greater part of the	16
the ships of the	16
have done my duty	16
ship of the line	16
the court of naples	16
i have done my	16
appears to have been	16
the situation of the	16
the officers of the	16
in the hands of	16
as soon as he	16
the night of the	16
in the name of	16
the officers and men	16
that he had been	16
the protection of the	15
the capture of the	15
king and queen of	15
on his way to	15
hero of the nile	15
appear to have been	15
that he did not	15
of sir william hamilton	15
of the combined fleets	15
i do not think	15
for the honour of	15
in consequence of the	15
the commander of the	15
in the morning of	15
it was not till	15
on board the foudroyant	14
i have only to	14
of one hundred and	14
the entrance of the	14
of a hundred and	14
to the commander in	14
the second in command	14
letter of the th	14
the captains of the	14
that he had no	14
that he had not	14
from time to time	14
the name of nelson	14
a press of sail	14
of the french ships	14
he would have been	14
the flag of truce	14
your most faithful and	14
in the house of	14
to go to the	14
that the french were	14
on the th he	14
off the mouth of	14
the whole of his	14
and that he had	14
it is to be	13
could not have been	13
two sail of the	13
the d of april	13
it is my duty	13
the secretary of state	13
at the mouth of	13
there was not a	13
that it was not	13
he seems to have	13
admiral of the blue	13
of the officers and	13
and queen of naples	13
the van of the	13
in a few minutes	13
a great deal of	13
three sail of the	13
a few days before	13
to the command of	13
the hero of the	13
the course of the	13
in which he was	13
in the power of	13
the king of sardinia	13
in the county of	13
and that he was	13
at the end of	13
quarter of an hour	12
the fire of the	12
the order of the	12
the arrival of the	12
of the british squadron	12
seven sail of the	12
our king and country	12
the house of commons	12
on the larboard tack	12
on the evening of	12
i have wrote to	12
a letter to his	12
the county of norfolk	12
i beg you will	12
of the line to	12
the straits of gibraltar	12
had the honour to	12
on the eve of	12
to the duke of	12
on the night of	12
order of the bath	12
of one of the	12
you and sir william	12
take possession of the	12
the signal was made	12
of the human race	12
six sail of the	12
victory off the nile	12
any part of the	12
the first lord of	12
of his king and	12
have the goodness to	12
that he would not	12
about the middle of	12
battle off the nile	12
in sight of the	12
of the king of	12
had the honour of	12
a copy of the	12
for the west indies	12
by the commander in	12
that the french had	12
ships of the enemy	12
of their sicilian majesties	12
in pursuit of the	12
and it was not	12
under the necessity of	12
nelson to lady hamilton	12
in one of the	12
of the king and	12
to the westward of	12
the th of the	12
the honourable captain blackwood	12
the remainder of the	11
in the act of	11
from the west indies	11
in a condition to	11
a commander in chief	11
chief in the mediterranean	11
of the royal family	11
the movements of the	11
for the loss of	11
he had not been	11
to his sicilian majesty	11
have the pleasure to	11
and sir william and	11
baron nelson of the	11
the siege of calvi	11
the orders of the	11
the rear of the	11
for the service of	11
a very few days	11
to leeward of the	11
he was unable to	11
of the kingdom of	11
a great number of	11
to the governor of	11
it was necessary to	11
at the court of	11
the power of the	11
on the starboard tack	11
the mayor and corporation	11
on account of the	11
that it was impossible	11
for the benefit of	11
in his power to	11
that he was not	11
with the exception of	11
may the great god	11
the ships in the	11
i do not believe	11
in a letter of	11
received a letter from	11
a legacy to my	11
i hope you will	11
and the rest of	11
had it not been	11
that he might be	11
it not been for	11
a gale of wind	11
twenty sail of the	11
of the order of	11
a letter to captain	11
in the rear of	11
to sir sidney smith	11
it is said that	11
of the d of	11
that your excellency will	11
glorious victory off the	11
the commencement of the	11
would have been a	11
as well as in	11
that he was a	11
the governor of syracuse	11
letter to the earl	11
that the british fleet	11
his flag on board	11
which he had been	11
his royal highness the	11
the battle of st	11
the order of sailing	11
a letter from the	10
was appointed to the	10
passage of the sound	10
early in the morning	10
in consequence of his	10
from the time of	10
from the earl of	10
a few days after	10
that the enemy were	10
of france and spain	10
in the island of	10
the southward of the	10
a quarter of an	10
he was in the	10
went on board the	10
put an end to	10
the freedom of the	10
the service of his	10
of the mediterranean fleet	10
commander in chief of	10
of the toulon fleet	10
i have not been	10
in the british fleet	10
in search of the	10
as well as his	10
on the other side	10
to be left to	10
letter to earl spencer	10
that he should be	10
command in the mediterranean	10
under the direction of	10
the good fortune to	10
said to have been	10
service of his country	10
if he did not	10
to the northward of	10
if it had been	10
the assistance of the	10
that he ought to	10
of the city of	10
for the protection of	10
on the th the	10
four sail of the	10
his return to england	10
the time of his	10
power of great britain	10
a line of battle	10
in the gulf of	10
in the face of	10
by his sicilian majesty	10
sight of the enemy	10
sir william sidney smith	10
i have the pleasure	10
the battle off the	10
to the southward of	10
letters of lord nelson	10
of the same month	10
not being able to	10
the latter end of	10
admiral sir horatio nelson	10
to use his own	10
in a short time	10
at the same moment	10
to prepare for battle	10
one hundred and twenty	10
command of the mediterranean	10
at a time when	9
to the coast of	9
a part of the	9
the success of the	9
as i have said	9
the castle of st	9
the middle of the	9
four ships of the	9
what he had done	9
it was to be	9
the conduct of the	9
he was to be	9
to my king and	9
under the protection of	9
most faithful and affectionate	9
for the preservation of	9
the island of teneriffe	9
dated the th of	9
of my king and	9
that the enemy had	9
send you a copy	9
the report of the	9
into the bay of	9
of the island of	9
the command of captain	9
the honour of our	9
to take charge of	9
to the right honourable	9
the safety of the	9
of the court of	9
the order of battle	9
the gulf of lyons	9
was not till the	9
if it is his	9
as far as the	9
he was about to	9
the position of the	9
wrote to the admiralty	9
french and spanish fleets	9
is my duty to	9
of great britain and	9
have a right to	9
with the freedom of	9
brave officers and men	9
it would not be	9
not fail to be	9
admiral sir hyde parker	9
for the defence of	9
you may be assured	9
i am sure you	9
the line and three	9
on the point of	9
to go to sea	9
is one of the	9
it was not possible	9
for a few days	9
i can assure you	9
the command of admiral	9
wrote to lady hamilton	9
he wrote to his	9
the loss of a	9
in my power to	9
the honour to command	9
in the british navy	9
the signal for the	9
a man of war	9
with his own hand	9
had the happiness to	9
one of the first	9
of the earl of	9
the approach of the	9
to him by the	9
in the light of	9
in a way that	9
it would be a	9
commander in chief to	9
in the case of	9
on the same day	9
to his friend captain	9
in the gulph of	9
of killed and wounded	9
not appear to have	9
the importance of the	9
is not to be	9
his commander in chief	9
officers and men who	9
the loss of his	9
i have not the	9
it is his good	9
till the th of	9
as speedily as possible	9
captain of the fleet	9
your letter of the	9
i am going to	9
from lord nelson to	9
that he was to	9
of the combined fleet	9
the emperor of russia	8
from end to end	8
to return to europe	8
and affectionate nelson bronte	8
the close of the	8
of the royal artillery	8
my dearest beloved emma	8
the reduction of malta	8
he could not but	8
the escape of the	8
to be in the	8
the strength of the	8
an account of the	8
in the month of	8
of the guillaume tell	8
the affairs of the	8
which he had just	8
in such a manner	8
him by the hand	8
to leave off action	8
gone to the west	8
it is necessary to	8
codicil to his will	8
to the marquis de	8
the result of which	8
to the first lord	8
with the following letter	8
his will be done	8
to take the command	8
two or three days	8
the stern of the	8
he wrote to lady	8
commissioners of the admiralty	8
obedient and faithful servant	8
from lady hamilton to	8
to take care of	8
the beginning of the	8
they are to be	8
can be no doubt	8
it was not long	8
in the following letter	8
the face of the	8
the whole of this	8
the object of the	8
named in the margin	8
are not to be	8
of sir william and	8
to return to the	8
i am sorry to	8
from one of the	8
made up my mind	8
faithful and affectionate nelson	8
in killed and wounded	8
in the heat of	8
in a few hours	8
made the signal to	8
in the london gazette	8
had the good fortune	8
in consequence of this	8
be said to have	8
to the eastward of	8
wounded in the head	8
he ought to have	8
of the situation of	8
comptroller of the navy	8
of the british government	8
of the enemy to	8
my dear sir william	8
and at the same	8
that they were not	8
i am sure that	8
with sir william and	8
addressed a letter to	8
but i do not	8
van of the enemy	8
had been sent to	8
but it was not	8
a good deal of	8
influence of sea power	8
a single frenchman to	8
he did not think	8
does not appear to	8
lords commissioners of the	8
most obedient humble servant	8
for the most part	8
a man who had	8
in the evening of	8
of some of the	8
which he could not	8
during the whole of	8
it is needless to	8
to the last moment	8
at two in the	8
the influence of sea	8
is by no means	8
the heat of the	8
on board the elephant	8
the bay of biscay	8
lord nelson to lady	8
that he was the	8
line and three frigates	8
a hundred and twenty	8
dear in this world	8
as a legacy to	8
every part of the	8
permit a single frenchman	8
letter to captain locker	8
and two or three	8
out of the straits	8
to be considered as	8
of the french army	8
the news of the	8
your obliged and affectionate	8
that i have not	8
to the crown prince	8
the st of july	8
on the one hand	8
the admirals and captains	8
i am not surprised	8
to have been a	8
most obedient and faithful	8
in the battle of	8
letters from lord nelson	8
between them and the	8
the death of nelson	8
letter to lady hamilton	8
the bottom of the	8
the manner in which	8
the british fleet was	8
it has been said	8
in order to get	8
that the combined fleets	8
to his royal highness	8
to the throne of	8
in line of battle	8
the defence of the	8
lord nelson and his	8
admiral of the white	8
of the french and	8
of our king and	8
of le guillaume tell	8
the bey of tunis	8
the french fleet had	8
in the service of	8
for which he was	8
the destination of the	8
the thanks of the	8
the plan of attack	8
knight of the bath	7
in the habit of	7
an error of judgment	7
great god whom i	7
on board the theseus	7
in the hour of	7
to get at them	7
in company with the	7
to his lordship by	7
to sir john jervis	7
embarked on board the	7
i cannot help myself	7
of the same date	7
a letter from lord	7
the house of peers	7
made known to him	7
the combined fleets of	7
was at the head	7
of lord nelson to	7
at eight in the	7
there is not a	7
been in my power	7
which he had received	7
it my duty to	7
in the possession of	7
copy of my letter	7
i shall be very	7
the character of the	7
two or three ships	7
fire was kept up	7
hands of the french	7
southward of the crown	7
have the honour of	7
on his return to	7
the author is indebted	7
which they had been	7
reason to believe that	7
that it was the	7
extract of a letter	7
the killed and wounded	7
had the satisfaction of	7
a copy of my	7
have a letter from	7
the blockade of malta	7
he goes on to	7
to have been the	7
to the lord mayor	7
is the fervent prayer	7
first lieutenant of the	7
flag of truce to	7
of the line in	7
of the two fleets	7
it was in the	7
sail of the enemy	7
in the same manner	7
that sir william hamilton	7
the great god whom	7
be left to the	7
may be considered as	7
at six in the	7
one of the ships	7
of sea power upon	7
of those who had	7
as well as a	7
not a moment was	7
i had the honour	7
as prisoners of war	7
my very dear lord	7
in his letter to	7
to one of the	7
on board the san	7
at the same instant	7
coming out of port	7
at the entrance of	7
it was impossible to	7
well as to the	7
may god bless you	7
great and glorious victory	7
that he would have	7
the king of the	7
with a view of	7
that of the enemy	7
the port of alexandria	7
to say that he	7
the direction of the	7
on the th instant	7
that it would be	7
regards to sir william	7
by which it was	7
it would not have	7
i do not know	7
with that of the	7
with regard to the	7
signal was made to	7
to the assistance of	7
that i have no	7
i have a letter	7
his friend captain locker	7
he wrote to elliot	7
the death of the	7
could by no means	7
that there was no	7
he would not have	7
in a private letter	7
in charge of the	7
to get on board	7
the banks of the	7
of the line of	7
the full extent of	7
in one of his	7
the way in which	7
and sir william hamilton	7
which he did not	7
letters to lady hamilton	7
of the british line	7
if he had been	7
of the killed and	7
not to be described	7
the board of admiralty	7
which he had so	7
you a copy of	7
to the interests of	7
to prevent them from	7
in the smallest degree	7
that captain nelson had	7
of sir sidney smith	7
on the day of	7
rest of the fleet	7
of getting the ships	7
that he was in	7
for a long time	7
the d of august	7
the state of his	7
part of the british	7
from sir sidney smith	7
the honour of being	7
hands of the enemy	7
to be found in	7
the centre of the	7
was at that time	7
the order of st	7
not seem to have	7
their heads to the	7
the proceedings of the	7
the time of the	7
two hundred and fifty	7
nelson and the hamiltons	7
had a right to	7
at the beginning of	7
in which he had	7
a man of his	7
following letter to sir	7
on the side of	7
of the importance of	7
of the lee line	7
at the prospect of	7
the right honourable lord	7
fleets of the enemy	7
the guns of the	7
with which he was	7
for the safety of	7
five sail of the	7
squadron under his command	7
the command of a	7
under the stern of	7
the line of defence	7
of the british navy	7
i have not yet	7
came on board to	7
as it would be	7
at war with the	7
for the relief of	7
not been able to	7
i shall go to	7
and that i am	7
seem to have been	7
by sir john jervis	7
arrived on the th	7
it was not only	7
that he should not	7
the last moment of	7
the remainder of his	7
to that of the	7
to keep the fleet	7
king of the two	7
the appearance of the	7
to which he had	7
me the honour to	7
fleet under my command	7
that they had not	7
the circumstances of the	7
between great britain and	7
his flag to the	7
than at this moment	7
killed and wounded in	7
did not appear to	7
there could be no	7
of my letter to	7
will have the goodness	7
that they might be	7
bronte nelson of the	7
name of nelson only	7
as a matter of	7
a letter of the	7
night of the th	7
the fervent prayer of	7
be the first to	7
the main body of	7
one of their ships	7
take the command of	7
it can never be	7
to one of his	7
the next day he	7
the merits of the	6
that of an enemy	6
with a flag of	6
those who do not	6
was said that he	6
the names of the	6
line of battle ship	6
on the throne of	6
in consequence of which	6
by those who have	6
in spite of the	6
was kept up from	6
side of the bay	6
of the spanish fleet	6
second in command will	6
in the first place	6
leave to return to	6
he could not be	6
from the king of	6
on the subject of	6
to the flag of	6
on board the british	6
officers and men of	6
and crew of the	6
the letters of lord	6
a very heavy fire	6
with the highest respect	6
all the officers of	6
that she could not	6
the surrender of the	6
were not to be	6
destruction of the french	6
he could not have	6
and that of the	6
to get at the	6
under a press of	6
of the loss of	6
which i have been	6
the fall of the	6
i have this day	6
of the coast of	6
was not long before	6
with whom he was	6
mile and a half	6
it could not be	6
there will be no	6
have been of the	6
in the arms of	6
had fallen in with	6
a few minutes after	6
to the east indies	6
in which they had	6
of his intention to	6
i have had a	6
in the channel fleet	6
and some of the	6
to return to france	6
to the north of	6
i do not expect	6
my letter to the	6
six of the line	6
of all the ships	6
the throne of his	6
of the last century	6
the coast of portugal	6
the queen and royal	6
they had not been	6
of europe in general	6
in favour of the	6
of the squadron under	6
but i cannot help	6
of the portuguese squadron	6
off the coast of	6
under the guns of	6
to do his duty	6
him that he was	6
and the loss of	6
to take care that	6
to get out of	6
to lord nelson and	6
loss of his arm	6
on board his own	6
that i may be	6
in the afternoon of	6
of the french troops	6
on the following morning	6
six in the morning	6
kingdom of naples from	6
goes on to say	6
it was said that	6
on his left side	6
of the enemy were	6
to declare war against	6
the exception of the	6
came on board the	6
take the liberty of	6
one hundred and thirty	6
said that he was	6
that it was his	6
be ready to receive	6
that they should be	6
the french fleet at	6
be considered as the	6
the part of denmark	6
it is your sex	6
out of sight of	6
the east india company	6
that i should return	6
as a mark of	6
two in the afternoon	6
i shall not be	6
than could have been	6
which had been so	6
letter of the d	6
as soon as they	6
one of the finest	6
hero and his friends	6
of the most honourable	6
the port of cadiz	6
of the right honourable	6
which he had thus	6
the th and th	6
the nature of his	6
to dine with him	6
in their way to	6
the main and mizen	6
the battle of aboukir	6
the sailing of the	6
the ships of war	6
not been a great	6
falling into the hands	6
as he was in	6
this part of the	6
one of his letters	6
for serving my country	6
i hope he will	6
offered up to the	6
are said to have	6
with the french fleet	6
the signal that the	6
ought to have been	6
of his britannic majesty	6
were killed and wounded	6
to the rank of	6
up to the throne	6
it out of the	6
hold dear in this	6
all that could be	6
i shall endeavour to	6
in his own words	6
to his blind eye	6
of the glorious victory	6
was by no means	6
queen and royal family	6
as commander in chief	6
great britain and ireland	6
and one of the	6
to go on board	6
stood out to sea	6
been a great sinner	6
the st of may	6
i have not a	6
i was obliged to	6
sense of the word	6
the heel of italy	6
of the bay of	6
had been given to	6
the fleet anchored in	6
the stump of his	6
the left side of	6
and the marquis de	6
part of the fleet	6
nelson was appointed to	6
the siege of bastia	6
that i will not	6
to serve my king	6
be that as it	6
the day after the	6
of nelson and the	6
of the st of	6
got on board the	6
it was impossible for	6
of those who were	6
secretary of the admiralty	6
in the middle of	6
to the king of	6
on the present occasion	6
is in possession of	6
in the port of	6
in the eyes of	6
i should have been	6
and that it was	6
written by his own	6
by the side of	6
of the crown islands	6
legacy to my country	6
of the state of	6
a mile and a	6
to have been written	6
the sight of his	6
as that of the	6
as it ought to	6
was joined by the	6
was not possible to	6
fell in with the	6
the french to the	6
with the intention of	6
your most obliged and	6
on board one of	6
i would not be	6
am not surprised at	6
the castle of goza	6
with their heads to	6
i shall have the	6
it is difficult to	6
the stump of the	6
with the rest of	6
it may be said	6
the d of october	6
on board of the	6
that lord nelson had	6
the lords commissioners of	6
that i shall not	6
appointed to the command	6
to his king and	6
the support of the	6
with the idea that	6
it is my intention	6
obliged and obedient servant	6
published in the london	6
serve my king and	6
the invasion of england	6
the event of the	6
lady hamilton and his	6
from the nature of	6
the difficulty of the	6
on the following day	6
to make a vigorous	6
that you will not	6
mouth of the harbour	6
sir hyde parker had	6
if i was to	6
the british ships were	6
the defeat of the	6
well as of the	6
officers of the ship	6
the crew of the	6
but a short time	6
the whole royal family	6
to do with the	6
the scene of action	6
declared that he would	6
the sword of the	6
of what he had	6
that he may be	6
such a manner as	6
had been shot away	6
the bashaw of tripoli	6
the boats of the	6
it was agreed that	6
the french out of	6
on the th september	6
on board the st	6
i would not have	6
hundred pounds a year	6
of the middle ground	6
i shall only say	6
from day to day	6
in a very few	6
by his own hand	6
of which he had	6
frenchman to quit egypt	6
he wrote the following	6
will agree with me	6
he was prepared to	6
a cessation of hostilities	6
and second in command	6
the peace of amiens	6
letter to sir john	6
shifted his flag to	6
that it may be	6
the king of denmark	6
was on the th	6
gibraltar on the th	6
his letter to the	6
just at this time	6
he fell in with	6
for the promotion of	6
falling in with the	6
as a proof of	6
of poor lady hamilton	6
did me the honour	6
fervent prayer of your	6
of those who are	6
search of the french	6
it must have been	6
the exertions of the	6
flag on board the	6
at the distance of	6
from his sicilian majesty	6
the first of the	6
on the nd of	6
the house of lords	6
the french fleet is	6
at a quarter past	6
is needless to mention	6
for a considerable time	6
the st of april	6
of the house of	6
in the event of	6
from the main body	6
the progress of the	6
not be able to	6
on board of which	6
it is impossible to	6
nelson seems to have	6
i have thought it	6
i wish them to	6
the continent of europe	6
three ships of the	6
your most obedient humble	6
that he would be	6
morning of the d	6
fallen in with the	6
to sir hyde parker	6
you can do nothing	6
peace with the french	6
i hold dear in	6
the russian and turkish	6
you may be sure	6
of a man of	6
fallen into the hands	6
he was received with	6
the spirit of the	6
have her own way	6
they were joined by	6
and i am sure	6
th of the same	6
with the assistance of	6
as soon as it	6
will do his duty	6
armed ships and vessels	5
a letter to sir	5
he did not believe	5
to remain in the	5
the wreck of the	5
no misconduct in any	5
one hundred and eighty	5
were killed or wounded	5
he tells lady hamilton	5
the hero and his	5
far to the westward	5
men who had been	5
ferdinand and of merit	5
will give her an	5
and the just cause	5
to the prime minister	5
as much as in	5
the wind was fair	5
the expectations of my	5
a considerable degree of	5
in the absence of	5
and may his blessing	5
the officers and crew	5
expectations of my country	5
one hundred and twelve	5
ten sail of the	5
at the capture of	5
freedom of the city	5
to communicate with the	5
if they were not	5
which i hold dear	5
they could not have	5
spanish ships of the	5
the honour of the	5
by sir william hamilton	5
the last of the	5
of the poor fellows	5
and to prepare for	5
nine in the morning	5
take care that the	5
in this state of	5
that the french ships	5
single frenchman to leave	5
cease being offered up	5
the glorious victory off	5
in the highest degree	5
by the force of	5
i cannot help it	5
fleets of france and	5
lord nelson had not	5
the st of december	5
town of santa cruz	5
and men who were	5
not more than three	5
it is not my	5
i hope they will	5
head of the french	5
give it to him	5
desire she will use	5
the south end of	5
at a considerable distance	5
to the secretary of	5
of his old friend	5
eminent services of emma	5
the island of sicily	5
as far as they	5
would never have been	5
would have been impossible	5
with the french republic	5
receiving any reward from	5
must be left to	5
which his lordship was	5
battle of cape st	5
the glory of his	5
three in the morning	5
the armed neutrality of	5
to cut short my	5
thought it right to	5
he was appointed to	5
on the th june	5
in a gold box	5
you will have a	5
all which i hold	5
arrived in the bay	5
to lead them to	5
in the hope of	5
his ship into action	5
permission to return to	5
nelson and lady hamilton	5
that he has been	5
on his way home	5
to go to naples	5
in with the enemy	5
were in possession of	5
the history of the	5
the views of the	5
that he will protect	5
they were gone to	5
in conjunction with the	5
so dear to me	5
ship of the enemy	5
maintain her rank in	5
with every sentiment of	5
services of emma hamilton	5
in their power to	5
to be the object	5
the coast of egypt	5
from sir william hamilton	5
broad pendant on board	5
the fleets of the	5
flag of truce was	5
in a letter written	5
the benefit of europe	5
in consideration of the	5
it is hard to	5
my days upon earth	5
he had written to	5
legacy to my king	5
they would have been	5
most obliged and obedient	5
that has not been	5
call upon my country	5
he knew that the	5
the right honourable sir	5
all the ships of	5
predominant feature in the	5
the master of the	5
hoist his flag on	5
he wrote on the	5
sight of the combined	5
beneficence of my country	5
and stood to the	5
is an old saying	5
the british minister at	5
and all the officers	5
a moment was lost	5
may be allowed to	5
he was ready to	5
towards the end of	5
of the french was	5
the health of the	5
the only favours i	5
they would not be	5
returned to the downs	5
that the french and	5
his good pleasure that	5
and i beg leave	5
to whom he was	5
have wrote to lord	5
that he has not	5
of the very greatest	5
his sense of the	5
of the first lord	5
he had reason to	5
the information of the	5
to follow up the	5
the disposition of the	5
wrote to lord keith	5
to his old friend	5
wrote to the governor	5
the british fleet would	5
the beneficence of my	5
beginning of the last	5
nelson think of us	5
the admiral and the	5
to the management of	5
i shall soon be	5
i have ever seen	5
under the care of	5
leave to the beneficence	5
ship alongside that of	5
he felt conscious of	5
had good reason to	5
on the th january	5
during the whole time	5
nelson and his friends	5
i can tell you	5
the marquis de gallo	5
at the expence of	5
there was reason to	5
line of battle in	5
the hands of a	5
the just cause which	5
a letter to lord	5
if i had had	5
my thanks will never	5
i had not been	5
from the island of	5
the particulars of this	5
through the medium of	5
if he is not	5
standing to the northward	5
send you a letter	5
will nelson think of	5
that as it may	5
for the security of	5
with a small squadron	5
i desire she will	5
i may leave behind	5
of the channel fleet	5
it may be inferred	5
not the fault of	5
he is a very	5
none of our ships	5
and may no misconduct	5
be the object of	5
dispatches to the admiralty	5
may no misconduct in	5
been wounded in the	5
to the honourable captain	5
be amply provided for	5
on the th and	5
the inhabitants of malta	5
five in the morning	5
the event of a	5
capture of the guillaume	5
in my present state	5
misconduct in any one	5
not the smallest doubt	5
being offered up to	5
there is but one	5
believed to be the	5
may be able to	5
have not been a	5
there would have been	5
it was not the	5
landed from the squadron	5
friend sir william hamilton	5
destroyed the french fleet	5
the interest of the	5
which is entrusted to	5
bull by the horns	5
to believe that the	5
the preliminaries of peace	5
any one tarnish it	5
forty sail of the	5
be the predominant feature	5
at the battle off	5
in the way i	5
only favours i ask	5
well as of his	5
to those who had	5
the day of battle	5
bless my king and	5
the whole line of	5
whatever might be the	5
off the island of	5
will not fail to	5
the ville de paris	5
letter to the commander	5
one of the officers	5
carried off by the	5
to call the king	5
i hope to be	5
combined fleets of france	5
to the beneficence of	5
their commander in chief	5
officers and men were	5
you will agree with	5
the line and four	5
has not been in	5
had the pleasure to	5
and a hundred and	5
from the th of	5
it ought to have	5
to the court of	5
pleasure that i should	5
ask of my king	5
it seems to have	5
god bless my king	5
as one of the	5
should be sent to	5
no captain can do	5
of falling in with	5
he will protect those	5
close line of battle	5
i should not be	5
him to take the	5
it was known that	5
the attention of the	5
a letter written to	5
of the armed neutrality	5
war with the french	5
does not seem to	5
the predominant feature in	5
do what is right	5
expressed a wish to	5
of our ships have	5
his friend sir william	5
sent a flag of	5
as expeditiously as possible	5
endeavours for serving my	5
cut short my days	5
if they do not	5
have no time to	5
the highest degree of	5
that the french are	5
should have had the	5
that it was a	5
and in that case	5
the eminent services of	5
i have written to	5
friends sir william and	5
three in the afternoon	5
by the earl of	5
in front of the	5
with the british fleet	5
he had never seen	5
have taken the liberty	5
it is more than	5
copy of a letter	5
to the bay of	5
king of naples was	5
throne of his mercy	5
a right to be	5
in command of the	5
that the king of	5
when i am going	5
right honourable lord keith	5
in such a state	5
and a heavy sea	5
for the same reason	5
fulfil the expectations of	5
intelligence that the french	5
with the greatest submission	5
to be under the	5
that he was unable	5
it seemed as if	5
the time he was	5
his lordship would not	5
on his arrival at	5
a few hours before	5
in the sight of	5
to the honour of	5
be the order of	5
i am glad you	5
that she did not	5
these are the only	5
my endeavours for serving	5
to cut off the	5
to the commander of	5
feature in the british	5
do not know what	5
it was soon after	5
letters of nelson to	5
are the only favours	5
letters from the earl	5
the alexander and swiftsure	5
under all the circumstances	5
hold up my head	5
to keep out of	5
not now call upon	5
with a westerly wind	5
eight in the morning	5
had been wounded in	5
we shall have peace	5
had been heard of	5
the town of santa	5
places his ship alongside	5
the british fleet must	5
was not the least	5
at this time to	5
going to fight their	5
where they were received	5
enable me to fulfil	5
the honour to place	5
might have been offered	5
he wrote to lord	5
i have only one	5
and that he would	5
th of this month	5
that the french would	5
about the th of	5
that i cannot hold	5
that i could not	5
communication with the frigates	5
the temper of the	5
i am not in	5
admiral lord viscount nelson	5
a few months before	5
the action of the	5
not been in my	5
to the lot of	5
now call upon my	5
the commanders of the	5
that i would not	5
line and four frigates	5
so far as the	5
on the day following	5
the midst of the	5
he places his ship	5
to miss horatia nelson	5
the battle was over	5
but there is a	5
to prevent the enemy	5
that the combined fleet	5
to say the truth	5
of the french from	5
are to look to	5
that the ship was	5
i ask of my	5
it was his intention	5
their king and country	5
knight of the most	5
when it is considered	5
during the remainder of	5
as that has not	5
for a few minutes	5
to pass through the	5
the service of the	5
that there was a	5
cross of the order	5
give her an ample	5
to his imperial majesty	5
the presence of the	5
far as relates to	5
that lord nelson was	5
i have just received	5
to the city of	5
do nothing for me	5
give me leave to	5
if he wished to	5
he is in the	5
and after a short	5
for some time been	5
to the captain of	5
would have been to	5
you will have the	5
expulsion of the french	5
i would not now	5
by one of the	5
were joined by the	5
with which he had	5
reached on the th	5
was not likely to	5
those of the enemy	5
commander of the british	5
had for some time	5
th and th of	5
as soon as i	5
lord nelson to the	5
with three sail of	5
a fleet of twenty	5
favours i ask of	5
the coast of africa	5
to sir john acton	5
the justice of the	5
and for the benefit	5
the relief of the	5
there was but one	5
return of killed and	5
i take the liberty	5
he wrote to st	5
if he places his	5
cause which is entrusted	5
in chief of the	5
to the memory of	5
in the castle of	5
good pleasure that i	5
at half past nine	5
in his dispatches to	5
of the fleet in	5
the french fleet in	5
entrusted to me to	5
i do assure you	5
the flag of his	5
in the royal sovereign	5
and the number of	5
ready to receive their	5
of the enemy could	5
him i resign myself	5
in which they were	5
your obliged and faithful	5
as far as relates	5
who had the honour	5
in the society of	5
made the signal that	5
one of the french	5
one of the chief	5
he had just received	5
it is by no	5
her rank in life	5
lady hamilton and the	5
i am sure of	5
not till the th	5
never cease being offered	5
part without a battle	5
the use of his	5
a manner as to	5
is said to be	5
is entrusted to me	5
have been able to	5
in the history of	5
could i have rewarded	5
command of the squadron	5
i have had the	5
i have rewarded these	5
a sloop of war	5
to his lordship and	5
have rewarded these services	5
chase to the west	5
the news of his	5
for the good of	5
benefit of europe in	5
the ships which had	5
cannot hold up my	5
of the services of	5
the captains of his	5
the french fleet sailed	5
was to be expected	5
the command in the	5
for the battle of	5
to maintain her rank	5
nothing can be more	5
grant to my country	5
it was in vain	5
to the service of	5
after the french fleet	5
i have received your	5
when it is necessary	5
the afternoon of the	5
that the enemy would	5
take care of my	5
the ships which were	5
lord nelson and captain	5
who came on board	5
he could get a	5
set fire to the	5
of that able officer	5
for the information of	5
to be the order	5
at half past three	5
a letter which he	5
twelve ships of the	5
is his good pleasure	5
left side of the	5
with the hope of	5
of which i send	5
he was obliged to	5
the enemy out of	5
me to fulfil the	5
with the fleet to	5
that the governor of	5
he did not know	5
at that time in	5
i left all which	5
of the french in	5
my life to him	5
by lord nelson to	5
command of the fleet	5
was under the necessity	5
to me to defend	5
his sicilian majesty and	5
the bows of the	5
her an ample provision	5
where i left all	5
will never cease being	5
the particulars of his	5
the line and two	5
in a letter which	5
a few minutes afterwards	5
i bow with the	5
have not been able	5
cut him in two	5
on account of his	5
the th of this	5
to make the attack	5
he should have been	5
there had been a	5
lead them to glory	5
to permit a single	5
the feelings of the	5
that sir hyde parker	5
on a particular service	5
am going to fight	5
of meeting the enemy	5
with the idea of	5
he is said to	5
i cannot hold up	5
i could not have	5
it will be observed	5
those with whom he	5
sent out of the	5
sixpence to call the	5
should have been in	5
did not fail to	5
since he had been	5
they will give her	5
to the british government	5
to the th of	5
when i come to	5
his ship alongside that	5
the coast of france	5
he was on the	5
had an opportunity of	5
in the above letter	5
of the ships of	5
that they will give	5
of the french nation	5
right to be blind	5
to whom he had	5
of the french armament	5
and i have the	5
the honour of his	5
i am glad to	5
in any one tarnish	5
he used to say	5
the reduction of the	5
to fight their battle	5
at the present time	5
with the queen of	5
in the same way	5
he was not a	5
to the king and	5
i also leave to	5
alongside that of an	5
of great britain to	5
the gulf of palmas	5
the life of nelson	5
of the united states	5
that they might not	5
who had been sent	5
at half past eleven	5
hundred yards of the	5
his flag in the	5
the force of the	5
the edge of the	5
be borne in mind	5
honour of our king	5
i have taken the	5
left all which i	5
we have had a	5
on the starboard side	5
i am ready to	5
as much as possible	5
and that they were	5
were at this time	5
i wish i had	5
bow with the greatest	5
was the object of	5
it shall be my	5
those under his command	5
thanks will never cease	5
and i desire she	5
orders of the admiralty	5
in which you have	5
season of the year	5
the remains of the	5
your most obedient and	5
but this did not	5
of the british flag	5
it was not a	5
would not now call	5
may god bless my	5
in the way of	5
sir william hamilton and	5
serving my country faithfully	5
the front of the	5
without loss of time	5
pests of the human	5
of his imperial majesty	5
not been for the	5
would certainly have been	5
the advantage of the	5
just cause which is	5
a hundred and eighty	5
it is with the	5
to fulfil the expectations	5
if they had been	5
in which it was	5
out of the mediterranean	5
the british fleet under	5
a great and glorious	5
it will be remembered	5
at this moment to	5
the king and his	5
and the advanced squadron	5
wrote the following letter	5
during the night of	5
a few days afterwards	5
to the support of	5
as second in command	5
by the british fleet	5
an advanced squadron of	5
the judgment of the	5
to windward of the	5
was in the act	5
main body of the	5
and ever believe me	5
in such a hurry	5
the d of march	5
in the same spirit	5
also leave to the	5
fell to the lot	5
to sir james st	5
short my days upon	5
the freedom of that	5
and the french fleet	5
died on the th	5
the leander of fifty	5
the conduct of his	5
and truly brave character	5
a hundred and ten	5
to him i resign	5
second lieutenant of the	4
those i hold dear	4
been sent to the	4
i am of opinion	4
as well as i	4
with the particulars of	4
overpower from two or	4
made a point of	4
they have done for	4
the members of the	4
before the battle of	4
letter to sir william	4
took him by the	4
of the neapolitan court	4
to the british fleet	4
three hundred and fifty	4
been graciously pleased to	4
case signals cannot be	4
six in the evening	4
hundred stand of arms	4
you are going to	4
the man who had	4
on the passage to	4
if i can get	4
out of the line	4
influence with the queen	4
th of march he	4
of the ships which	4
to be the first	4
acquainting him of his	4
it ought to be	4
of the imperial order	4
then first lord of	4
to bear up together	4
bring hardy to me	4
the chief command of	4
i shall hope to	4
the sound of the	4
from two or three	4
to be proud of	4
protection of the british	4
had there been a	4
lieutenants culverhouse and hardy	4
wrong if he places	4
and i believe i	4
in with the french	4
mayor and corporation of	4
to do every thing	4
to accuse myself of	4
it is not improbable	4
best regards to sir	4
back to the mediterranean	4
of the capture of	4
will use in future	4
in chief to the	4
under my command could	4
not in my power	4
not to be expected	4
to strike a stroke	4
in the mouth of	4
put a stop to	4
that he is a	4
they reached on the	4
to each of the	4
heads to the southward	4
are hereby required and	4
sending a flag of	4
to send them to	4
a declaration of war	4
movements of the french	4
letter to captain troubridge	4
was the first of	4
my duty to state	4
the account of the	4
with respect to the	4
about a mile from	4
better since he had	4
considered them as his	4
the capital of the	4
part of the french	4
an hour before the	4
to be civil to	4
in the opinion of	4
his lordship did not	4
he should not be	4
orders to the then	4
that his lordship had	4
had put to sea	4
if that be the	4
the life of the	4
not intended to exclude	4
were taken possession of	4
standing to the southward	4
situation of the enemy	4
confined to his bed	4
him that he had	4
as to make the	4
from the lips of	4
place under my command	4
that it is impossible	4
give them such a	4
to the dignity of	4
with an account of	4
the day of his	4
to put an end	4
poor sir robert calder	4
a return of the	4
the course of a	4
faithful and obliged nelson	4
there were more emmas	4
the ports of the	4
he would not give	4
captains of the ships	4
last moment of his	4
the long watch off	4
have been written by	4
impression of the british	4
there was room for	4
by the king and	4
if i can help	4
my back is shot	4
ought to have had	4
there would be more	4
quiet heart by it	4
sending the flag of	4
by the governor of	4
the signal to prepare	4
is more than probable	4
the ships named in	4
the possession of the	4
attack of the lee	4
it was on the	4
to get to the	4
the officers and crews	4
returned the second time	4
will approve of my	4
to be placed in	4
the duke of marlborough	4
at the moment of	4
to assist in the	4
command could never have	4
of goodness to the	4
the line and five	4
into any port in	4
the whole extent of	4
but he did not	4
they were in the	4
that he should have	4
the direction of captain	4
be considered as prisoners	4
for some time after	4
and take possession of	4
so as not to	4
had the pleasure of	4
the right wing of	4
i am not well	4
honour of our country	4
to be one of	4
an end to the	4
the french fleet off	4
in addition to the	4
to his native country	4
as it should seem	4
honour to place under	4
to the amount of	4
two or three of	4
had no time to	4
separation from lady nelson	4
i will take care	4
at the back of	4
and most of the	4
fifteen sail of the	4
thorpe in the county	4
he must have been	4
the condition of the	4
the victor of the	4
in the list of	4
did not know how	4
would have been saved	4
that sir john orde	4
country my adopted daughter	4
in the most perfect	4
the copy of a	4
and there was no	4
at the loss of	4
than that which he	4
british commander in chief	4
and it is now	4
of the british troops	4
the happiness to command	4
letter from lady hamilton	4
that it would not	4
hundred and twenty men	4
the d of february	4
situation of the two	4
command in the levant	4
of forty sail of	4
battle off cape st	4
go to war with	4
write you a line	4
was his intention to	4
lord nelson had the	4
on this trying occasion	4
what they were about	4
the squadron on a	4
at five minutes past	4
that i may leave	4
his intention to declare	4
for the squadron to	4
letters from lady hamilton	4
from the grand signior	4
not only to the	4
a knight of the	4
which i send you	4
were at that time	4
she did not believe	4
account of the battle	4
object of attack of	4
lord nelson wrote to	4
and all of us	4
live a little longer	4
more than i have	4
and it would be	4
our father and sam	4
to which his lordship	4
the coast of sardinia	4
ever your most faithful	4
every now and then	4
that the order of	4
and to cut through	4
eighteen sail of the	4
be present at the	4
in the ports of	4
are to be the	4
the idea that he	4
to be made a	4
the annihilation of the	4
relations between the two	4
do not see the	4
a private letter to	4
whole impression of the	4
on the death of	4
some of the most	4
in a state to	4
a mile of the	4
as a prisoner of	4
lord nelson did not	4
while lord nelson was	4
kept up from the	4
than that of the	4
fleet in the mediterranean	4
do not think i	4
and take the chance	4
some of our ships	4
be miserable if any	4
if it should be	4
as many as possible	4
i bargained for twenty	4
getting possession of the	4
out of the mole	4
he had been in	4
motions of the enemy	4
our ships have struck	4
with him in the	4
sent a letter to	4
the knowledge of the	4
in another letter to	4
to his excellency the	4
capture of le guillaume	4
the attack of the	4
memorable th of february	4
of giving them a	4
to take all the	4
past nine in the	4
them to perish in	4
signal that the enemy	4
hoisted his flag in	4
i see no prospect	4
the hour of victory	4
to the british minister	4
i can have nothing	4
was the cause of	4
i wish i could	4
by every means in	4
distant about ten miles	4
on board the enemy	4
on the first of	4
the completion of the	4
with an advanced squadron	4
i send you the	4
the peace of the	4
lady hamilton to the	4
but that he would	4
official account of the	4
lost his right eye	4
the rear of their	4
was a daughter of	4
what i have suffered	4
on board the redoutable	4
not the least of	4
the fleet in two	4
i hope to hear	4
his broad pendant on	4
eighty years of age	4
to every individual in	4
more than probable that	4
he said in a	4
the light of a	4
the subject of a	4
leander of fifty guns	4
who do not say	4
letters to be wrote	4
being able to get	4
wrote to the secretary	4
sent by the governor	4
was not at war	4
to his commander in	4
a way that would	4
have only one eye	4
the coasts of the	4
close of the day	4
to his friend davison	4
to those who are	4
and to destroy the	4
and if i had	4
would be more nelsons	4
boats of the squadron	4
queen of naples caused	4
permitted to return to	4
general direction of the	4
the purpose of taking	4
he had with him	4
united kingdom of great	4
the squadron under your	4
british fleet under my	4
being answered in the	4
anxious to hear of	4
from their sicilian majesties	4
i am anxious to	4
beg leave to recommend	4
power of nelson and	4
to dine with the	4
my relations it is	4
to their respective ships	4
his lordship also wrote	4
those who have the	4
and all those i	4
taking advantage of a	4
hundred and twenty guns	4
from either our king	4
a nice church at	4
my command could never	4
the result of the	4
as well as by	4
to carry out his	4
they are gone to	4
and destroyed the french	4
captains are to look	4
well aware of the	4
but they could not	4
entered into with the	4
under sir hyde parker	4
to place under my	4
i will not lose	4
declare war against england	4
the twelve ships composing	4
without the aid of	4
one of the spanish	4
been of the very	4
made up his mind	4
has lost his budget	4
fleet sailed from toulon	4
he was to encourage	4
captain of a man	4
will be able to	4
had the happiness of	4
to dine with them	4
he had seen a	4
on the memorable th	4
i have no fears	4
came in sight of	4
dine with him next	4
to get rid of	4
the dawn of day	4
either the arsenals of	4
the price and reward	4
the british fleet to	4
on the battle of	4
the south of france	4
it will be a	4
i have not heard	4
letter to the admiralty	4
who has lost his	4
my dear sir james	4
of the allied fleet	4
shall not be wanting	4
when he had the	4
a short time before	4
should they put into	4
i would not give	4
the answer which he	4
to one of them	4
a letter to mr	4
to look after the	4
the british government of	4
the motions of the	4
england expects every man	4
on shore with the	4
from one end of	4
lost no time in	4
in any of the	4
of admiral sir hyde	4
that he would never	4
if i had not	4
they are all gone	4
to be prepared for	4
obliged and affectionate friend	4
as i am able	4
i know not what	4
what is called the	4
part of the ship	4
were in a condition	4
the full tide of	4
of the duke of	4
the writer of this	4
is reported to have	4
i send you an	4
the rest of his	4
the night was very	4
an example of goodness	4
that the enemy might	4
of the different islands	4
in the east indies	4
long watch off toulon	4
have no idea of	4
so good as to	4
was to be done	4
still the twelve ships	4
admiral sir richard bickerton	4
which proved to be	4
know what to do	4
as it had been	4
as if he had	4
knew that he was	4
of the immortal hero	4
getting the ships out	4
take the chance of	4
to join the fleet	4
respects to sir william	4
in the art of	4
in boarding the san	4
the absolute necessity of	4
this is the only	4
not lose a moment	4
the preservation of the	4
will have a glorious	4
i can only say	4
hoisted his flag on	4
at the conclusion of	4
to put himself under	4
the majority are certainly	4
that he might have	4
for want of them	4
the west indies were	4
of the feelings of	4
a line of twenty	4
interests of his country	4
which could not fail	4
as fast as possible	4
in a low voice	4
as the nature of	4
naples caused letters to	4
never have returned the	4
the whole attention of	4
that they may be	4
end to end of	4
if it were not	4
died of his wounds	4
the british commander in	4
of truce to the	4
mouth of the straits	4
could have been expected	4
the duke of wellington	4
eight of the fastest	4
in case signals cannot	4
board of the arethusa	4
four of the line	4
every sentiment of respect	4
was to be the	4
royal highness the prince	4
on the th nelson	4
his foot on shore	4
to overpower from two	4
tears in his eyes	4
he considered them as	4
in the road of	4
on the banks of	4
hereby required and directed	4
it has made me	4
is your sex that	4
been sent by the	4
with sir hyde parker	4
god save the king	4
caused letters to be	4
for the commander in	4
remember me kindly to	4
being one of the	4
the port of toulon	4
by the king of	4
me to wear flannel	4
have fallen into the	4
grand cross of the	4
was longing to get	4
from the effects of	4
to wear flannel shirts	4
the purity of his	4
not been heard of	4
out of his ship	4
printed by macdonald and	4
the enemy could succour	4
to the queen of	4
the king his uncle	4
felt it necessary to	4
he would not be	4
nelson arrived in the	4
in the first position	4
beg your excellency will	4
the french would not	4
the moment of the	4
with a fair wind	4
action had been made	4
said to captain hardy	4
the honourable charles greville	4
to take command of	4
the honour of england	4
the world of the	4
of the proceedings of	4
the service will admit	4
that the enemy have	4
so that they might	4
this time to the	4
the french ships were	4
as i have not	4
relations it is needless	4
that he had seen	4
of the th the	4
should be able to	4
which at that time	4
about the same time	4
they shall not do	4
two in the morning	4
to bring off the	4
by no means to	4
the greatest part of	4
i look with confidence	4
with the austrian general	4
may lament your absence	4
a letter of this	4
victor of the nile	4
it was at this	4
it does not signify	4
heavy fire of musketry	4
the command of his	4
sir william hamilton had	4
in a little time	4
determined to go to	4
the notice of the	4
i have given him	4
would be miserable if	4
five ships of the	4
that she obtained the	4
signal to prepare for	4
to the success of	4
flagship at the battle	4
an ample provision to	4
me to dine with	4
i had the happiness	4
of the small craft	4
was on the point	4
which the following is	4
the very next day	4
of thieves to return	4
that they would not	4
keep the fleet in	4
in spite of all	4
for the reduction of	4
seven ships of the	4
that they might have	4