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quadgram	frequency
acted at the theatre	115
to the earl of	84
on the th of	80
year of his age	66
in the reign of	64
at the same time	60
the th year of	48
to the duke of	48
one of the most	47
in the th year	46
of the duke of	46
of the earl of	45
under the title of	44
is said to have	41
was a man of	41
th year of his	40
seems to have been	40
the author of the	39
at the theatre in	38
part of his life	36
was the son of	35
and printed in to	34
the reign of king	34
in the year he	34
at the end of	33
and dedicated to the	32
lives of the poets	32
to the memory of	32
the duke of buckingham	32
was one of the	32
the latter end of	32
he seems to have	31
in the county of	31
in a letter to	31
the greatest part of	31
in the beginning of	31
dedicated to the earl	30
the house of commons	30
a copy of verses	30
by the earl of	29
he was obliged to	29
of the church of	28
the earl of dorset	28
under the name of	28
a private house in	27
to have been a	27
at a private house	27
as a specimen of	26
was born in the	26
a great deal of	26
in the middle of	26
as well as the	26
in the life of	26
that he was a	25
in the opinion of	25
the beginning of the	25
of which he was	25
the history of the	25
on account of his	24
died in the year	24
on the death of	24
in consequence of this	23
on account of the	23
upon the death of	23
the church of england	23
in the words of	23
acted in the year	22
the death of his	22
in his preface to	22
in the house of	22
in which he was	22
of this play is	22
the death of the	22
he was sent to	22
that he was not	22
the earl of essex	21
the middle of the	21
and was buried in	21
after the death of	21
the earl of rochester	21
the university of cambridge	21
he was a man	21
the end of the	20
said to have been	20
in the time of	20
in a short time	20
the time of his	20
under the tuition of	20
the duke of marlborough	20
is one of the	20
the son of a	20
as if he had	19
was buried in the	19
a letter to the	19
in the course of	19
and at the same	19
in one of his	18
the character of a	18
he is said to	18
brought upon the stage	18
in the hands of	18
in the character of	18
the university of oxford	18
the title of the	18
it is dedicated to	18
received his education at	18
reign of king james	18
to the duchess of	17
the king and queen	17
he was born in	17
by the duke of	17
at the duke of	17
the reign of queen	17
on the other hand	17
the first book of	17
he received his education	17
acted at a private	17
for the first time	17
the latter part of	17
we shall here insert	16
the th of january	16
as one of the	16
of the house of	16
the year he was	16
the rest of the	16
dedicated to the duke	16
of king charles ii	16
at the expence of	16
by the children of	16
private house in black	16
the lives of the	16
born in the year	16
an account of the	16
to the university of	16
he was removed to	15
to have been the	15
the duke of york	15
he was of a	15
and as he was	15
that he did not	15
acted at the duke	15
to the dignity of	15
the th of april	15
was acted at the	15
a specimen of his	15
and the earl of	15
one of the best	15
under the care of	15
in the midst of	15
the duke of newcastle	15
to the study of	15
one of the commissioners	15
into the hands of	15
in the service of	15
of king charles i	15
at a time when	14
the name of the	14
the th of february	14
for the sake of	14
an account of his	14
by the name of	14
and that he was	14
that he had been	14
the end of his	14
recommended him to the	14
in the church of	14
of this great man	14
if he had been	14
with the earl of	14
in the year mr	14
from time to time	13
the city of london	13
i did not know	13
as soon as he	13
that he had a	13
is taken from the	13
this play was acted	13
that he was the	13
the church of rome	13
he was in the	13
he was a great	13
that he could not	13
give an account of	13
the house of lords	13
the time of the	13
grace the duke of	13
the life of this	13
the reign of charles	13
of king james i	13
a poem on the	13
a friend of mine	13
and one of the	13
sent to the university	13
when he was a	13
his return to england	13
the prince of wales	13
his grace the duke	13
he thought proper to	12
the choice of his	12
towards the end of	12
i had begun to	12
the manner of the	12
with the duke of	12
about the same time	12
after the manner of	12
to the house of	12
in the month of	12
the death of mr	12
lived in the reign	12
he was one of	12
the head of the	12
received the rudiments of	12
the duke of wharton	12
was interred in the	12
latter part of his	12
for the most part	12
that it was a	12
i do not remember	12
at the age of	12
a paper called the	12
of which we shall	12
in the preface to	12
in the same manner	12
at the head of	12
the service of the	12
the duke of ormond	12
on the other side	12
of one of the	12
that it is a	12
if it had been	12
had the honour of	12
in such a manner	12
a translation of the	12
of which we have	12
the patronage of the	12
he was able to	12
it does not appear	12
before the king and	11
in order to be	11
and a man of	11
been a man of	11
private house in drury	11
to have been very	11
in the mean time	11
in favour of the	11
to which he was	11
is a kind of	11
in the city of	11
for the use of	11
is dedicated to the	11
in his dedication of	11
persons of the first	11
a great number of	11
in the history of	11
in the same year	11
to the right hon	11
as soon as the	11
one of the lords	11
had the honour to	11
the second part of	11
the duke of lancaster	11
the early part of	11
the first part of	11
the th of july	11
it would have been	11
he had a great	11
at the house of	11
of the poets of	11
printed in the year	11
of the reign of	11
the th of march	11
the first volume of	11
beginning of the year	11
house in black fryars	11
of the life of	11
when i was a	11
at the theatre royal	11
in the cause of	11
end of his life	11
in the manner of	11
the rudiments of his	11
have been a man	11
a piece called the	11
the honour of knighthood	11
we have already observed	11
was descended from a	11
from the french of	11
he has the following	11
the business of the	11
reign of king charles	11
the th of may	11
the earl of mulgrave	11
took the degree of	11
the th of december	11
the opinion of some	11
play is taken from	11
was a young man	10
in his essay on	10
in a few months	10
that he had not	10
in the choice of	10
performed at the theatre	10
to the time of	10
he died in the	10
seems not to have	10
of king james ii	10
latter end of the	10
present the reader with	10
wrote a letter to	10
the remaining part of	10
rudiments of his education	10
and that he had	10
to the countess of	10
at the black fryars	10
the same year he	10
it is taken from	10
of that great man	10
life and death of	10
the plot of this	10
the age in which	10
for a long time	10
written in the year	10
one of the greatest	10
the place of his	10
that it would be	10
as he was a	10
it must be owned	10
i do not think	10
this play is taken	10
in the parish of	10
we have no account	10
the same time he	10
at the time of	10
in the latter end	10
at the desire of	10
was not to be	10
the plot is taken	10
a man of the	10
the design of this	10
by the force of	10
at the battle of	10
he had the honour	10
it is said that	10
he was not only	10
the life and death	10
specimen of his poetry	10
a letter to mr	10
when he was about	10
it is to be	10
put an end to	10
and in order to	10
after the accession of	10
but he did not	10
introduced upon the stage	10
the second volume of	10
a man who had	10
if he had not	10
to which is added	10
plot of this play	10
he went to the	10
it will not be	10
of master of arts	9
acted by the children	9
translated from the french	9
his father was a	9
remaining part of his	9
was one of those	9
early part of his	9
in the early part	9
in the highest esteem	9
a letter to a	9
and on the th	9
theatre in the hay	9
was sent to the	9
some of the best	9
not been able to	9
in the room of	9
the first of these	9
of the truth of	9
the life of the	9
had the misfortune to	9
have already taken notice	9
is the author of	9
of the same kind	9
when he came to	9
by far the most	9
to the resentment of	9
the interest of the	9
as well as of	9
rape of the lock	9
some of the most	9
the duke of monmouth	9
the earl of orrery	9
for the plot see	9
the th of october	9
which we have already	9
in a great measure	9
prefixed to his works	9
when i think of	9
the side of the	9
a man of a	9
the accession of king	9
that it was not	9
he was the first	9
this play met with	9
to whom he was	9
degree of master of	9
a couple of years	9
one of his letters	9
by the title of	9
we shall present the	9
the earl of oxford	9
shall present the reader	9
nothing to do with	9
the people of faery	9
the th of november	9
had a right to	9
of which the following	9
the study of the	9
several copies of verses	9
the authority of the	9
the hands of the	9
and as soon as	9
greatest part of the	9
in prose and verse	9
to the king of	9
the opinion of the	9
a member of the	9
in the d year	9
to the acquaintance of	9
a man of great	9
in which he lived	9
the remainder of his	9
the favour of the	9
and in the year	9
of the university of	9
the prince of orange	9
copy of verses to	9
he could not be	9
it is no wonder	9
his dramatic works are	9
that he should be	9
the memory of his	9
made one of the	8
with which he had	8
has a right to	8
and was interred in	8
was a woman of	8
the occasion of his	8
at his house at	8
was written by mr	8
he takes occasion to	8
greatest part of his	8
between him and the	8
a member of parliament	8
he left behind him	8
the reputation of his	8
much about this time	8
when the earl of	8
a man of wit	8
trinity college in cambridge	8
of the civil war	8
two or three years	8
to have had a	8
and when he came	8
in the same county	8
did not live to	8
age in which he	8
brought on the stage	8
we have already taken	8
this play is founded	8
the d year of	8
with respect to the	8
his royal highness the	8
as we have already	8
of the countess of	8
entered into holy orders	8
he might have been	8
by which means he	8
of an ancient family	8
the state of the	8
of which he had	8
and in the same	8
but to return to	8
and as he had	8
to which is prefixed	8
a man of very	8
the care of his	8
descended of an ancient	8
to the right honourable	8
the edge of the	8
the force of his	8
his history of the	8
the breaking out of	8
by the death of	8
and though he was	8
the earl of surry	8
writer of his life	8
acted before the king	8
if he did not	8
the character of the	8
he returned to england	8
his preface to the	8
so that it was	8
the words of the	8
not to have been	8
house in drury lane	8
to king charles ii	8
of those who were	8
works are chiefly these	8
and i think that	8
the power of the	8
and that it was	8
was at that time	8
well acquainted with the	8
the earl of strafford	8
he said to me	8
of so great a	8
in the latter part	8
it was to be	8
it is certain that	8
which we shall here	8
by whom he had	8
take a view of	8
such and such a	8
he did not long	8
to one of the	8
on the battle of	8
the psalms of david	8
the conduct of the	8
reign of queen elizabeth	8
dedicated to the lady	8
with an air of	8
one day i was	8
of king charles the	8
the house of peers	8
breaking out of the	8
a great part of	8
king charles the iid	8
to king charles i	8
a friend of his	8
it is certain he	8
was made one of	8
a few days after	8
the th of august	8
a man of letters	8
was the daughter of	8
that he might be	8
while he was in	8
that if he had	8
at the british museum	8
in the possession of	8
plot is taken from	8
education at the university	7
he was very young	7
he had received from	7
works of this author	7
during the civil wars	7
under the direction of	7
reign of charles i	7
of the first book	7
acted with great applause	7
a volume of poems	7
taken notice of by	7
whom he had a	7
be met with in	7
is not to be	7
the church of st	7
of sir thomas overbury	7
of great britain and	7
it may not be	7
there is no account	7
to whom he had	7
before the death of	7
to be written by	7
of which he has	7
as well as his	7
the author of this	7
to take care of	7
the minds of the	7
earl of dorset and	7
to be found in	7
a man of genius	7
the countess of hertford	7
there must be a	7
he was so much	7
part of the plot	7
a great admirer of	7
he came to london	7
an enemy to the	7
quote a few lines	7
writing for the stage	7
in his early years	7
the doctrine of the	7
when our author was	7
the lustre of his	7
in the year a	7
at the university of	7
the members of the	7
of verses addressed to	7
the poets of great	7
a few years ago	7
so great a man	7
we have already seen	7
the author of his	7
the whole course of	7
when he was very	7
i do not know	7
in which it is	7
a good deal of	7
esteemed one of the	7
in his life of	7
appears to have been	7
such a manner as	7
the author of a	7
in imitation of the	7
as well as to	7
introduced him to the	7
an old woman who	7
he was master of	7
of dorset and middlesex	7
part of this play	7
the death of queen	7
the course of this	7
he had the happiness	7
on the same subject	7
this great man died	7
the people of the	7
erected to his memory	7
in the following manner	7
the gentlemen of the	7
the merit of the	7
is far from being	7
in which he had	7
the earl of devonshire	7
in consequence of his	7
the children of the	7
this play has been	7
to the court of	7
degree of bachelor of	7
to go to the	7
afterwards lord bishop of	7
to return to the	7
the cause of the	7
of his grace the	7
author of the following	7
and the duke of	7
of some of the	7
the name of a	7
to the best advantage	7
he was the most	7
the family of the	7
he did not know	7
well received by the	7
master of the horse	7
one of the first	7
not in the least	7
was not a little	7
trembling of the veil	7
an instance of the	7
after the publication of	7
could not bear the	7
he wrote a letter	7
copy of verses addressed	7
the degree of master	7
the eldest son of	7
the bishop of salisbury	7
acted in drury lane	7
the interest of his	7
he was born at	7
but when he was	7
this gentleman was descended	7
poet was the son	7
he had not the	7
on the st of	7
a few years before	7
of the christian religion	7
in the study of	7
the reputation of a	7
in his history of	7
to the marquis of	7
raised to the dignity	7
died the th of	7
the death of her	7
of his life in	7
gentleman was descended from	7
is taken from a	7
a little before the	7
the year he published	7
of the most eminent	7
of the civil wars	7
he wrote a poem	7
to the living of	7
the words of mr	7
to such a degree	7
himself to the study	7
he would not have	7
of the works of	7
he seems not to	7
in the university of	7
of the privy council	7
and there was a	7
the trembling of the	7
the earl of clarendon	7
was the first who	7
he lived not to	7
addressed to the earl	7
order of the garter	7
this is one of	7
the close of his	7
a gentleman of great	7
of charles the iid	7
with whom he was	7
was seized with a	7
he was a young	7
towards the latter end	7
descended from a very	7
after this he was	7
in his own house	7
buried in the church	7
came out of the	7
died on the th	7
shall quote a few	7
when he was at	7
received the honour of	7
as though it were	7
years before his death	7
great britain and ireland	6
we have already mentioned	6
in all probability he	6
by whom he was	6
was looked upon as	6
where he had been	6
this play was written	6
for the interest of	6
of any of the	6
born about the year	6
in the chancel of	6
play is founded on	6
appeared on the stage	6
greatest part of which	6
of the first fashion	6
who seems to have	6
been for some time	6
our author was born	6
in a few years	6
some of his friends	6
the earl of pembroke	6
poets of great britain	6
a specimen of the	6
the world by the	6
it is reasonable to	6
he was about to	6
he translated into english	6
the life of mr	6
the other side of	6
was taken notice of	6
he had never been	6
he was of an	6
he had a right	6
the tuition of mr	6
in the language of	6
so far from being	6
to do with the	6
this gentleman was born	6
he received the honour	6
with whom he had	6
on the d of	6
he had been a	6
which began at westminster	6
seems to have had	6
the commissioners of the	6
of his own time	6
he was cotemporary with	6
the top of the	6
i could not understand	6
in love with her	6
d year of his	6
the duchess of portsmouth	6
he was seized with	6
he was forced to	6
there was an old	6
i am going to	6
the nature of the	6
of the art of	6
was descended from the	6
or the history of	6
of the commissioners of	6
at his house in	6
the best of his	6
his education at the	6
it is difficult to	6
as if it had	6
made acquainted with the	6
that i could not	6
was honoured with the	6
the conclusion of the	6
he told me that	6
of the last age	6
to the favour of	6
wits of his time	6
in the british museum	6
and i began to	6
that he would not	6
the height of his	6
it is not to	6
author of his life	6
the degree of bachelor	6
knight of the garter	6
written in heroic verse	6
life of this great	6
the author of it	6
he had recourse to	6
he set up a	6
with a great deal	6
while he remained at	6
of his education at	6
as appears from the	6
and i have heard	6
to the end of	6
so high an opinion	6
in front of me	6
wrote a piece called	6
of a man who	6
in a few days	6
was so well pleased	6
to be met with	6
he was educated in	6
that his father was	6
and the same year	6
the theatre royal in	6
him a present of	6
the following is a	6
he took the degree	6
upon the evidence of	6
these are the most	6
a person of his	6
the year in which	6
for the benefit of	6
the ingenious author of	6
in opposition to the	6
walking up and down	6
the top of a	6
king james the iid	6
in the pursuit of	6
could not have been	6
and the old woman	6
the latin and greek	6
in the translation of	6
about the time of	6
a poem called the	6
not long after this	6
the reason of his	6
than in the words	6
being a man of	6
in verse and prose	6
of the same month	6
and that he might	6
in some of his	6
accession to the throne	6
our author wrote a	6
does not appear to	6
on the accession of	6
the misfortune to be	6
of a man of	6
an essay on the	6
i was in the	6
he was not a	6
he never failed to	6
if he was not	6
was descended of an	6
of the present age	6
of the nature of	6
to which he had	6
to make use of	6
have not been able	6
the same kind of	6
the children of st	6
the earl of sunderland	6
the close of the	6
history of his own	6
once said to me	6
the bishop of london	6
in the presence of	6
other side of the	6
a defence of the	6
the benefit of the	6
so well pleased with	6
to one of his	6
it is said he	6
in a collection of	6
the expence of the	6
in several of his	6
may be said to	6
him out of the	6
the bishop of rochester	6
of all his works	6
of the first distinction	6
prologue was written by	6
in defence of the	6
he was at the	6
the rest of us	6
as he had been	6
him to return to	6
was said to be	6
the earl of hertford	6
the earl of somerset	6
to have made a	6
ordered him to be	6
it may be that	6
a high opinion of	6
the affairs of the	6
history of the world	6
account of his life	6
dated the th of	6
the second book of	6
that it is not	6
when he was but	6
noble order of the	6
in the composition of	6
of his life he	6
is addressed to the	6
i had been in	6
a poem of his	6
in the article of	6
the duke of anjou	6
on the side of	6
are the most material	6
he would have been	6
he was the son	6
to some of the	6
was an old man	6
which we shall give	6
the genius of the	6
had an opportunity of	6
in the town of	6
it may have been	6
the earl of hallifax	6
is to be found	6
of his own country	6
the preface to the	6
the duchess of cleveland	6
he was pleased to	6
which happened in the	6
and as it is	6
acted at the black	6
the following is the	6
when it is considered	6
the eyes of the	6
in which he is	6
appointed one of the	6
the lords of the	6
and it is a	6
in the year the	6
the most noble order	6
be supposed to have	6
most noble order of	6
he was held in	6
a copy of his	6
was born in london	6
he was advanced to	6
after he had been	6
it on the stage	6
the death of sir	6
seems to be the	6
the earl of newcastle	6
was born about the	6
in the second volume	6
the world with a	6
which the earl of	6
the th of june	6
upon the stage in	6
received his early education	6
i did not think	6
soon after this he	6
is by far the	6
and left behind him	6
a view of the	6
while he was at	6
a great deal and	6
account of his plays	6
was not the author	6
i have been told	6
of most of the	6
the bottom of the	6
in the following lines	6
it could not be	6
the care of the	6
who lived in the	6
there was a great	6
upon the other hand	6
the rest of his	6
the act of indemnity	6
the cause of his	6
he must have been	6
flourished in the reign	6
is said to be	6
the rape of the	6
latter end of queen	6
perfectly proportioned human body	6
the translation of the	6
the earl of leicester	6
the hands of a	6
to be the author	6
letter to a friend	6
to get rid of	6
fell in love with	6
to the character of	6
a poem to the	6
dedicated to the right	6
upon his return to	6
it would be a	6
but at the same	6
the publication of the	6
in his second book	6
the beauty of the	6
in the name of	6
of bachelor of arts	6
was introduced to the	6
the mirror of magistrates	6
of sir richard steele	6
and it may be	5
design of this play	5
was in the hands	5
upon the model of	5
happened in the year	5
much of the world	5
and there is a	5
present it to the	5
the master of the	5
in he published a	5
the scene is laid	5
in his younger years	5
he thought fit to	5
and in all probability	5
from place to place	5
the names of the	5
for i knew that	5
about the year he	5
see the life of	5
was advanced to the	5
the throne of england	5
to him as a	5
the state of his	5
asked him if he	5
in a paper called	5
to do justice to	5
towards the close of	5
but it is not	5
honour of knighthood from	5
not being able to	5
as may be seen	5
at the top of	5
in possession of the	5
and was told that	5
on my way to	5
would have been a	5
he was preferred to	5
of the people of	5
written in latin by	5
to have been written	5
first acted in the	5
of the city of	5
as if it was	5
that he had no	5
on the duke of	5
some years before his	5
in the spring of	5
the honour of his	5
and in consequence of	5
is of opinion that	5
in the castle of	5
he seemed to be	5
to the honour of	5
i could not have	5
a perfectly proportioned human	5
the course of his	5
the old woman said	5
come into the world	5
old woman in a	5
with the rest of	5
years of age he	5
his preface to his	5
many persons of distinction	5
in the heat of	5
of the english poets	5
no more than a	5
and when he had	5
the plot is founded	5
applied himself to the	5
fell into the hands	5
might have been expected	5
and it was a	5
a time when the	5
was educated in grammar	5
the king and the	5
in a very short	5
was brought upon the	5
a part of the	5
the true spirit of	5
when he was young	5
and was born in	5
that he had seen	5
does not appear that	5
of the most noble	5
for which he had	5
a collection of poems	5
to the king and	5
that he was in	5
at that time he	5
who conversed with him	5
the death of that	5
do not think that	5
they came to a	5
in a book called	5
but there is no	5
in the case of	5
daughter of sir william	5
has given us the	5
his arrival in england	5
to trinity college in	5
by some of the	5
he lived in the	5
private house in salisbury	5
in the year following	5
man of wit and	5
which not a little	5
was made master of	5
that she did not	5
was the author of	5
whole course of his	5
the county of devon	5
of honour to the	5
of which he himself	5
of sir william temple	5
upon the stage by	5
to him in the	5
the heart of man	5
to be in the	5
the prologue was written	5
a man of parts	5
some account of the	5
knight of the bath	5
a very young man	5
the private house in	5
put a period to	5
dedicated to the duchess	5
all men of taste	5
i said to myself	5
was raised to the	5
to be confined to	5
the good fortune to	5
by persons of the	5
i am convinced that	5
poem to the memory	5
of a good man	5
he could not bear	5
of his days in	5
his wife and family	5
he was interred in	5
with him in the	5
we have already given	5
of the life and	5
and is said to	5
we have not been	5
for the advancement of	5
the foundation of all	5
one of his plays	5
lord lieutenant of ireland	5
to the satisfaction of	5
came to see me	5
by order of the	5
years of his life	5
seem to have been	5
of the author of	5
at london in to	5
was made choice of	5
from the greek of	5
have no account of	5
year he published his	5
the late duke of	5
himself a man of	5
to the care of	5
was interred in westminster	5
of the history of	5
son of the revd	5
to the bishop of	5
the scene is in	5
with that of the	5
his early education at	5
to enter into the	5
the first act of	5
in a little while	5
the vivacity of his	5
chancellor of the exchequer	5
i have heard him	5
acted by his royal	5
reign of queen anne	5
must be allowed to	5
in the parliament which	5
well as to the	5
knight of the sheep	5
he quitted the university	5
that there was a	5
a paraphrase on the	5
the change of the	5
to screen him from	5
distinguished himself by his	5
that they could not	5
afterwards archbishop of canterbury	5
of her own sex	5
the earl of roscommon	5
a true spirit of	5
of king henry vi	5
which the following is	5
he used to be	5
he was son of	5
as a compliment to	5
gives an account of	5
a few days before	5
a few years later	5
or some such words	5
i was a little	5
second volume of the	5
he had written a	5
model of the ancients	5
parliament which began at	5
by the authority of	5
so much of the	5
published in one volume	5
she was mistress of	5
year of her age	5
what he had said	5
by which it will	5
of the fairy queen	5
all the biographers of	5
the chevalier de st	5
had by this time	5
of the power of	5
would be injurious to	5
the th of the	5
him to the acquaintance	5
a very short time	5
poem on the battle	5
a poet and a	5
that kind of poetry	5
is allowed to have	5
i shall quote a	5
in answer to this	5
hundred pounds a year	5
in the year was	5
it is certainly true	5
the vicissitudes of fortune	5
by king charles i	5
the third book of	5
from the beginning of	5
he was employed by	5
account of his works	5
in the expression of	5
that it might be	5
when i was in	5
that he was very	5
it was written by	5
the use of the	5
printed in a book	5
with which he was	5
it is said of	5
th of the same	5
to the translation of	5
of the bishop of	5
though he was a	5
in the esteem of	5
and while he was	5
is founded on the	5
the simplicity of the	5
translated by our author	5
duke and duchess of	5
he was a boy	5
what i had written	5
published at london in	5
to the value of	5
to sir charles sedley	5
with the death of	5
the merit of this	5
that he might not	5
the loss of his	5
against the earl of	5
a letter to sir	5
that the world was	5
i knew that i	5
with a young man	5
he had a particular	5
that he had the	5
this play is written	5
who at that time	5
the latter of which	5
was not able to	5
ill state of health	5
the character of this	5
i went to the	5
at his leisure hours	5
the time he was	5
of the age in	5
of sir william davenant	5
as well as a	5
play was acted with	5
with a copy of	5
said to be written	5
the queen of scots	5
that there was no	5
there was a little	5
a piece of his	5
prince george of denmark	5
and in this case	5
equal to that of	5
essay on translated verse	5
did you ever hear	5
high an opinion of	5
the laws of the	5
was a kind of	5
published in the year	5
the house of the	5
as it had been	5
it is not the	5
that it had been	5
the conclusion of his	5
but as he had	5
will not be improper	5
in the first volume	5
have already given some	5
i had gone to	5
not be improper to	5
of the th century	5
to king james i	5
of the most finished	5
once when i was	5
and after he had	5
the opinion of many	5
the beginning of his	5
which he did not	5
i did not see	5
but in a few	5
to be the most	5
is author of the	5
removed from thence to	5
but a few days	5
which he was master	5
of the minor poets	5
give some account of	5
be that as it	5
he is the author	5
it is impossible to	5
an old woman in	5
about the middle of	5
performed the part of	5
of the merit of	5
may be seen in	5
and i did not	5
was acted with great	5
set to music by	5
of the best of	5
the duchess of york	5
the right honourable the	5
dedicated to the marquis	5
of the best writers	5
his dedication of his	5
went over to ireland	5
accession of king george	5
the plot taken from	5
the truth of this	5
it was impossible for	5
in the early morning	5
to the merit of	5
the cause of virtue	5
at the private house	5
as some of his	5
of the year he	5
is certain he was	5
was at the university	5
an instance of this	5
is a translation from	5
author of the notes	5
the character of mr	5
in that part of	5
ought to have been	5
before we give an	5
that the duke of	5
but as he was	5
as appears by a	5
much about the same	5
and dedicated to his	5
to be out of	5
that i have not	5
by which he was	5
as appears from his	5
the success of his	5
him one of the	5
the duke and duchess	5
his poem called the	5
too much of the	5
of one of his	5
when this play was	5
after his return to	5
it was because he	5
the inns of court	5
house in salisbury court	5
about the age of	5
which at that time	5
the story of the	5
by the assistance of	5
arms and the man	5
every man in his	5
crowd in the street	5
he had been in	5
by the advice of	5
by the hand of	5
into the heart of	5
doctrine of the church	5
at the court of	5
as appears by his	5
notes to the dunciad	5
to the last degree	5
to his grace the	5
as the author of	5
to sir william davenant	5
the truth of the	5
to the queen of	5
a knight of the	5
the restoration of charles	5
as not to be	5
the preface to which	5
may be justly said	5
was obliged to be	5
the son of john	5
published a volume of	5
some account of his	5
the model of the	5
in a dialogue between	5
it will be no	5
piece of his called	5
we have met with	5
the british museum reading	5
he had made a	5
that he might have	5
a sacrifice to the	5
of the fair sex	5
his addresses to her	5
at that time was	5
to have recourse to	5
an ancient family in	5
that he would have	5
was descended of a	5
was always ready to	5
of the king of	5
and it is not	5
the death of king	5
a comedy called the	5
he was capable of	5
he entered into holy	5
a man of taste	5
with regard to the	5
it seems to me	5
written by our author	5
same year he published	5
i have ever known	5
was happy in the	5
insert as a specimen	5
which he was to	5
a gentleman who had	5
was not so much	5
about this time he	5
and when it was	5
not so much as	5
the power of his	5
there can be no	5
upon the authority of	5
the earl of portland	5
the house of a	5
perhaps one of the	5
about the beginning of	5
it was in the	5
of the family of	5
to give it a	5
the writer of his	5
by means of the	5
of his education in	5
had he not been	5
there is an old	5
while he was a	5
of his late majesty	5
had nothing to do	5
in the latin tongue	5
his translation of the	5
was sent ambassador to	5
an opportunity of making	5
had the happiness of	5
to be one of	5
be said to have	5
for a few days	5
in praise of the	5
all who knew him	5
it is a true	5
to be given to	5
there is not a	5
which he lived not	5
i did not believe	5
about the latter end	5
to king charles the	5
the life of king	5
the third volume of	5
the earl of shaftsbury	5
for which he was	5
was thought to be	5
i met him in	5
and his manner of	5
the crown of england	5
which he was so	5
was a member of	5
a man of so	5
we give an account	5
of the state of	5
his place in the	5
the passion of love	5
known by the name	5
that one of the	5
the th of september	5
of his own times	5
is the opinion of	5
died about the year	5
that he was obliged	5
to turn his thoughts	5
have nothing to do	5
it would be injurious	5
in the nature of	5
written in imitation of	5
our author was in	5
during which time he	5
by the interest of	5
in a copy of	5
of homer and virgil	5
king and queen at	5
he had a taste	5
carolus duran and bastien	5
he received the rudiments	5
which obliged him to	5
well as the most	5
and was obliged to	5
merry wives of windsor	5
it seemed to me	5
which he had no	5
his life in a	5
death of queen elizabeth	5
had not been long	5
the notes to the	5
the time of her	5
made him one of	5
he had the greatest	5
that as soon as	5
but it was not	5
but it is certain	5
the isle of wight	5
the principles of the	4
of a great genius	4
one of his books	4
which i shall here	4
the earl of chesterfield	4
or love in a	4
did not chuse to	4
for the payment of	4
this play was originally	4
the payment of the	4
entering into holy orders	4
he was made choice	4
the reader with a	4
which he has prefixed	4
would be superfluous to	4
was preferred to the	4
before he had been	4
when he was in	4
like that of a	4
officer in the army	4
lest he should be	4
of the passion of	4
as he was of	4
the parish of st	4
it may be said	4
her dramatic works are	4
in many of his	4
had been put into	4
to her royal highness	4
copy of verses on	4
to which he has	4
that could not be	4
that when he was	4
middle of the night	4
so high a degree	4
and at other times	4
he remained at the	4
the duke of devonshire	4
and when i asked	4
as the earl of	4
he gave it to	4
change of the ministry	4
set out for france	4
the last scene of	4
a woman of the	4
for one of the	4
study of the law	4
for whom he had	4
he was raised to	4
not only for the	4
speaker of the house	4
the study of poetry	4
a gentleman commoner in	4
out of the room	4
a sum of money	4
occasion to mention the	4
from whence he was	4
the dramatic works of	4
years old when he	4
is thought to be	4
remainder of his life	4
royal highness the duke	4
knowledge of the world	4
nor is it very	4
a few days afterwards	4
he was engaged in	4
the first satire of	4
he was educated at	4
the growth of popery	4
our author published his	4
at the command of	4
quitted the university without	4
when he was sent	4
life of lonely austerity	4
the former of these	4
him as a man	4
and was born at	4
after he had taken	4
and received the rudiments	4
which was in all	4
was written in the	4
the restoration he was	4
it is a kind	4
the latter of these	4
that i did not	4
would have been an	4
that madame blavatsky had	4
for the first few	4
of the prince of	4
for want of a	4
to have been born	4
educated in grammar learning	4
restoration of king charles	4
printed at london in	4
were printed together in	4
in a letter dated	4
was amongst the first	4
was removed from thence	4
the service of his	4
fair maid of the	4
time before his death	4
has the following lines	4
was so much the	4
after thirty years i	4
biographers of the poets	4
with some of the	4
have been a good	4
from fear or favour	4
resemblance to that of	4
the expence of his	4
ten or twelve years	4
but in place of	4
it is addressed to	4
at home and abroad	4
the county of surry	4
is by no means	4
to the knowledge of	4
i was full of	4
and went to the	4
the prologue and epilogue	4
time of the rebellion	4
interest of his country	4
of the two former	4
along the edge of	4
did not long remain	4
the north side of	4
a friend of mr	4
when he had finished	4
often acted at a	4
the admiration of the	4
his character as a	4
was pleased to give	4
that the earl of	4
made a considerable figure	4
was master of the	4
this we have already	4
story is taken from	4
the success of the	4
of the last century	4
preface to this play	4
of his leisure hours	4
if he had written	4
a man in a	4
in regard to his	4
and it would have	4
with so great a	4
enter into holy orders	4
not be amiss to	4
of king henry viii	4
a period to his	4
of verses prefixed to	4
part of king henry	4
of the most celebrated	4
the character of his	4
to consider him as	4
very nature of things	4
as if he were	4
after the fall of	4
the case of the	4
who flourished in the	4
and in the morning	4
high opinion of his	4
of a popish successor	4
a discourse on the	4
got the better of	4
met with a very	4
says that he was	4
at the latter end	4
will be pleased to	4
a grant of the	4
when he went to	4
in the shape of	4
of the greatest men	4
by the favour of	4
in he was made	4
as an evidence of	4
a man of action	4
took a journey into	4
to whom they were	4
the imagination of the	4
a young man who	4
in the preface he	4
in his last sickness	4
the support of the	4
a visit to the	4
in order to have	4
a few months ago	4
it is not improbable	4
of a good family	4
thought it his duty	4
man in his humour	4
appear to have been	4
under the character of	4
service to his country	4
the story is taken	4
wilt thou forgive that	4
in such and such	4
was years of age	4
for a short time	4
was not the only	4
became acquainted with the	4
he might have done	4
it had been a	4
if i had been	4
some of them have	4
to that of a	4
to the throne of	4
a little house at	4
and after the death	4
at the close of	4
like a great actor	4
comptroller of the houshold	4
left behind him the	4
to him by his	4
exactly as i remember	4
which he seems to	4
had given him a	4
upon the side of	4
as he was himself	4
a specimen of mr	4
by the students of	4
gentleman was the son	4
the making of the	4
had told me that	4
recommended himself to the	4
and the year following	4
it was not the	4
to him the care	4
she was married to	4
entitled the character of	4
in a book of	4
i was at the	4
which he had never	4
his majesty was so	4
published a translation of	4
by one of the	4
that the reader may	4
by sir william davenant	4
at his own expence	4
a few days to	4
in which they were	4
he received his early	4
part of it is	4
during the civil war	4
wrote a copy of	4
did not care to	4
it would be superfluous	4
the following beautiful lines	4
a specimen of her	4
was a lady of	4
that this was the	4
him to be of	4
was often heard to	4
place of his nativity	4
the memory of the	4
have the pleasure of	4
the restoration of king	4
gaiety of his temper	4
of the other sex	4
was far from being	4
lived in friendship with	4
of this kind of	4
the degree of batchelor	4
great offence to the	4
from the earl of	4
be a kind of	4
the life of our	4
to the beginning of	4
the resentment of the	4
must be a change	4
he was prevailed upon	4
but it must be	4
for that very reason	4
it was a great	4
part of the audience	4
as there is no	4
the first rank of	4
the year he went	4
where there was a	4
out of the window	4
a series of shilling	4
that he was then	4
of the english stage	4
was the occasion of	4
the characters of the	4
to a man of	4
author died in the	4
any of his cotemporaries	4
in the prologue to	4
which would have been	4
the sound of the	4
of the right hon	4
be prevailed upon to	4
one day when i	4
on the north side	4
that she could not	4
a few years after	4
a very high opinion	4
to the patronage of	4
it appears he was	4
character as a poet	4
a little group of	4
the advantage of his	4
into the favour of	4
a younger son of	4
second part of the	4
at the bottom of	4
to an intimate friend	4
a year or two	4
laid to his charge	4
was son of mr	4
old friend of my	4
addressed to the duchess	4
highness the prince of	4
being one of the	4
with one of the	4
which he has given	4
some part of his	4
in which there is	4
the earl of godolphin	4
the court of france	4
we shall conclude this	4
it will be proper	4
with his own hand	4
for the story see	4
perhaps it may be	4
the chancel of st	4
one of them had	4
she would not have	4
and in a short	4
the duke of lauderdale	4
may have been the	4
manner of the ancients	4
to be considered as	4
it may be true	4
british museum reading room	4
the part of the	4
from which i shall	4
the duke of berwick	4
at the height of	4
is perhaps one of	4
early discoveries of a	4
a right to be	4
and i could not	4
the duke of edinburgh	4
but as yet we	4
he was to have	4
though he had a	4
he was made one	4
time i write of	4
published after his death	4
addressed to the lord	4
upon his return from	4
on his arrival at	4
to have had an	4
he came to the	4
a treatise of the	4
royal highness the prince	4
a story in the	4
an epistle to the	4
out of the way	4
held in the highest	4
of the golden age	4
we may venture to	4
on the trial of	4
which he might have	4
and it will be	4
we shall give the	4
that his genius was	4
we shall now take	4
be said to be	4
with their hair up	4
a table in the	4
and he began to	4
the college of physicians	4
and from that moment	4
that part of the	4
i used to say	4
for the loss of	4
in order to procure	4
already given some account	4
the daughter of sir	4
had a high opinion	4
of his being a	4
he was made master	4
i think that the	4
to enter into holy	4
but as soon as	4
the very nature of	4
had the happiness to	4
and by these means	4
take upon us to	4
immediately after the restoration	4
at the request of	4
duke of buckingham was	4
he became a gentleman	4
on the top of	4
middle of the room	4
that he had never	4
degree of batchelor of	4
father had told me	4
a present of a	4
is certain that he	4
when i went to	4
from a view of	4
had a mind to	4
what he thought of	4
it is written in	4
a brown velveteen coat	4
a glass of rhenish	4
the profits arising from	4
revived since the restoration	4
was well acquainted with	4
this gentleman was a	4
have been expected from	4
of the plot is	4
made use of the	4
not a little surprized	4
life of the duke	4
with so much force	4
now take a view	4
he should not be	4
also translated into english	4
the son of mr	4
the marquis of hallifax	4
of his own writing	4
him when he was	4
house at bedford park	4
him one of his	4
born the th of	4
was born in ireland	4
we shall now consider	4
of auditor of the	4
i have heard of	4
to that of the	4
it to the reader	4
i had seen a	4
allowed to have been	4
to put it in	4
an account of a	4
any other of his	4
version of the psalms	4
which he himself had	4
and many other persons	4
whom she had known	4
a discourse of the	4
him a man of	4
the unfortunate earl of	4
and received his education	4
injurious to the memory	4
of his own invention	4
as appears by the	4
translation of part of	4
the authors of the	4
i know not if	4
and when he was	4
who does not see	4
but he had not	4
he contracted an intimacy	4
to the practice of	4
the reign of henry	4
till they came to	4
in the year his	4
took the liberty to	4
and told me that	4
he had the misfortune	4
to the degree of	4
to which he answered	4
of several of the	4
to some of his	4
the delicacy of his	4
of writing for the	4
but if he was	4
not the author of	4
was son of thomas	4
so far as i	4
in the philosophical transactions	4
upon the story of	4
in a very low	4
part of his estate	4
those of his own	4
to invite him to	4
to the lords justices	4
in the second year	4
i was alone in	4
by a copy of	4
than the rest of	4
well pleased with the	4
written by him in	4
to charles earl of	4
in favour of our	4
upon his arrival in	4
part of which is	4
the first of which	4
as an instance of	4
a change of heart	4
amongst the first of	4
and dedicated it to	4
a great lover of	4
was brought on the	4
in the reigns of	4
retired into the country	4
in the eyes of	4
the greek and latin	4
that if he did	4
o mother of the	4
conclude the life of	4
the eyes of some	4
in the college of	4
theatre royal in drury	4
by the consideration of	4
to go into the	4
this play was writ	4
letter to the bishop	4
a way of life	4
he was introduced to	4
brother and sisters and	4
the dissolution of the	4
he had spent his	4
but as it is	4
of batchelor of arts	4
of his life observes	4
those with their hair	4
he died on the	4
him to be a	4
a little boy who	4
the theatre in little	4
that she was in	4
with the help of	4
before the house of	4
of the fame of	4
one of the knights	4
from a good family	4
the day of the	4
who was a great	4
by their majesties servants	4
he was happy in	4
to be here omitted	4
that on the th	4
as if they were	4
by the interposition of	4
the art of poetry	4
took an opportunity of	4
of the most affecting	4
highness the duke of	4
at last prevailed upon	4
dwells in a sea	4
he was years of	4
some reason to believe	4
the care of mr	4
made him a present	4
the end of that	4
side of the hill	4
the library of the	4
and i think he	4
in the defence of	4
in which he made	4
began to talk of	4
secretary to the earl	4
an example of the	4
and he seems to	4
the treatise of the	4
in the world by	4
was in all things	4
and i think it	4
part of the world	4
must not be omitted	4
of the middle ages	4
history of the rebellion	4
some of the greatest	4
who held him in	4
was a good listener	4
he could not help	4
education at a private	4
in his epistle to	4
this account given by	4
as a proof of	4
because it had been	4
it should have been	4
maids of honour to	4
tears of the muses	4
character of a popish	4
a scholar and a	4
reign of queen mary	4
he made choice of	4
upon the breaking out	4
as though he were	4
presented to his majesty	4
i can think of	4
he addressed a poem	4
on the history of	4
and if he does	4
to his own country	4
what i have called	4
the last act of	4
walked up and down	4
after it was written	4
time of his death	4
and there are many	4
by him in his	4
why he did not	4
for this purpose he	4
upon the occasion of	4
the government of the	4
a man who was	4
supposed to have been	4
a public house in	4
had so high an	4
the sons of parnassus	4
be one of the	4
he asked me to	4
was descended from an	4
with but indifferent success	4
from that on i	4
for the death of	4
the payment of his	4
i thought it was	4
the consideration of his	4
in a little house	4
under a necessity to	4
reason to believe that	4
this great man was	4
to the world by	4
a comedy of his	4
a short time after	4
ingenious author of the	4
men and women who	4
the duke of gloucester	4
the service of king	4
gives the following account	4
and as i look	4
i would like to	4
which is prefixed a	4
he was like a	4
contracted an intimacy with	4
to the cause of	4
in he published his	4
it is natural to	4
folding doors into the	4
would have made a	4
dedicated it to the	4
the life and writings	4
in his prologue to	4
the amazing force of	4
a higher opinion of	4
a man of his	4
first book of the	4
upon the accession of	4
an end to his	4
of the marquis of	4
of our english poets	4
the founder of the	4
christ church in oxford	4
in a piece called	4
till he came to	4
the memory of this	4
the second year of	4
the management of the	4
the happiness of his	4
at the seat of	4
nothing can be more	4
shall give an account	4
the merry wives of	4
the kingdom of ireland	4
screen him from the	4
the honour to be	4
the works of our	4
when i heard a	4
the dignity of his	4
the prologue to the	4
the daughter of mr	4
be at no loss	4
but i could not	4
to be the best	4
the midst of his	4
civil war broke out	4
we do not find	4
play is dedicated to	4
i should have been	4
the opinion of mr	4
a new way to	4
received his education in	4
the publication of this	4
there is a great	4
place of his birth	4
to show that he	4
the middle of a	4
but it was the	4
we shall give some	4
it his duty to	4
and he had not	4
the late ingenious mr	4
others of my generation	4
he made in the	4
for himself and his	4
is a true observation	4
seven or eight years	4
i was accustomed to	4
is supposed to be	4
into the room and	4
a history of the	4
of the first quality	4
was a little boy	4
friends on both sides	4
third year of his	4
in love with a	4
of the most illustrious	4
not appear to have	4
to the top of	4
at the time when	4
that time he was	4
addressed to the countess	4
the knowledge of the	4
addicted himself to the	4
did not interest me	4
of those who had	4
for the recovery of	4
soon after he was	4
and one of them	4
to complain of the	4
seemed to me that	4
in grammar learning in	4
of the lords commissioners	4
never wrote any thing	4
was accustomed to say	4
i leave it to	4
or the death of	4
the vices of the	4
for years to come	4
the month of may	4
on the green baize	4
dedication of his poems	4
he found means to	4
the time i write	4
in order to make	4
he was not more	4
are printed in a	4
the day of his	4
made master of the	4
he was not able	4
that he was no	4
even in those days	4
that is to say	4
the love of god	4
in the th of	4
by one of them	4
his time to the	4
the life of dr	4
the discovery of the	4
in his lives of	4
short account of his	4
from thence he was	4
to dismiss his life	4
gentleman was born at	4
had the good fortune	4
not trouble the reader	4
the defence of the	4
to have been in	4
day i was walking	4
to be in a	4
in the port of	4
then there was a	4
and gave him a	4
i had the honour	4
were not to be	4
of sir john vanbrugh	4
during the reign of	4
the reign of edward	4
and a pious christian	4
which his majesty was	4
is founded on a	4
has not been able	4
of the county of	4
her royal highness the	4
the theatre in drury	4
this gentleman was the	4
he was attached to	4
son of sir john	4
addressed a poem to	4
as he had no	4
the earl of warwick	4
in a manner that	4
patron of the poets	4
to his translation of	4
the reign of james	4
or three years after	4
his lives of the	4
opinion of some critics	4
that some of the	4
as much as any	4
was thought to have	4
at an age when	4
a good family in	4
to be ashamed of	4
the greatest men of	4
he was buried in	4
the midst of a	4
to be content with	4
the triumph of peace	4
through the folding doors	4
that he wrote a	4
there was a good	4
secretary to the lords	4
was sent to oxford	4
he died about the	4
the subject of a	4
ought not to be	4
and that if he	4
it to be the	4
and he had a	4
him to make a	4
life and writings of	4
he was sent ambassador	4
the government of that	4
so happy as to	4
met with but indifferent	4
the acquaintance of the	4
to send him to	4
of the first volume	4
one of the chief	4
a book called the	4
in the style of	4
in those early days	4
to which he added	4
have the honour of	4
she was full of	4
george duke of buckingham	4
the archbishop of canterbury	4
he did not live	4
he had not been	4
that ran along the	4
he was a little	4
the honour of the	4
all that he had	4
if they were not	4
written with a true	4
presented at a private	4
a short time he	4
of the character of	4
in the height of	4
came into the world	4
there could be no	4
of one who was	4
shall here insert it	4
shall now take a	4
as i remember him	4
it is founded on	4
for the county of	4
was son of the	4
at which time he	4
it must be acknowledged	4
give itself to every	4
some of whom were	4
the earl of peterborough	4
a very great figure	4
the rebellion broke out	4
was son of sir	4
the stage in drury	4
a particular account of	4
the month of june	4
some time after this	4
the fourth book of	4
the civil war broke	4
with respect to his	4
and in the th	4
to a lady of	4
in this case it	4
the errors of his	4
the character of an	4
this play our author	4
after his death by	4
the history of his	4
in the dedication of	4
he wrote the following	4
my first meeting with	4
the general of the	4
it is very probable	4
in love with him	4
founded on the history	4
end of the year	4
for its own sake	4
was to have been	4
not to be supposed	4
the first and second	4
he became acquainted with	4
the advice of his	4
and it must be	4
he was a very	4
had said to me	4
was for a time	4
entitle him to the	4
during the time he	4
the religion of the	4
an officer in the	4
a large share of	4
the story of his	4
who had tried to	4
of the queen of	4
yet he was not	4
this play is dedicated	4
in his letter to	4
to have been of	4
did not long continue	4
for some time he	4
the tower of london	4
what else can i	4
of the gentlemen of	4
the tears of the	4
the year he began	4
the quickness of his	4
the most eminent wits	4
that he was an	4
in the conclusion of	4
of his called the	4
as a kind of	4
him to go to	4
for a few years	4
came over to england	4
one of the highest	4
the violence of the	4
of his poems to	4
who had come to	4
after a long and	4
the honour of being	4
in the kingdom of	4
to sir charles cotterel	4
says the author of	4
the civil wars of	4
and that there was	4
him the name of	4
the siege of damascus	4
be a change of	4
in conjunction with mr	4
was attached to the	4
had a passion for	4
and of all the	4
in the most lively	4
with a love of	4
of the world in	4