trigram

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trigram	frequency
the spirit of	48
that is to	42
is to say	41
the which is	36
as well as	34
of the soul	34
in this life	30
in the affection	26
it is that	23
of our lord	23
of the world	23
it is the	22
that it is	21
spirit of the	21
the catholic church	21
it is not	20
of the flesh	20
as it is	20
if it be	18
the love of	17
this is the	16
but it is	15
the sight of	15
i do not	15
the same time	14
riseth in the	14
the grace of	14
and for to	14
and therefore it	14
our lord jesu	14
the name of	14
when it is	13
so it is	13
which is the	13
that thou hast	13
at the same	13
that a soul	13
it is a	13
it may be	13
therefore it is	13
in the psalm	13
on the other	12
for to conne	12
of the church	12
well as the	12
in the story	12
love of god	12
in this world	11
the light of	11
and of the	11
that a man	11
it is said	11
may not be	11
but if it	11
of this world	11
in the sensuality	11
though all that	10
be in company	10
god and ghostly	10
grace of god	10
the epistle of	10
there is no	10
and ghostly things	10
and in the	10
hatred of sin	10
as much as	10
it is to	9
of jacob and	9
as it were	9
for to love	9
for it is	9
the eighteenth century	9
that there is	9
wynkyn de worde	9
i pray thee	9
to our lord	9
and so it	9
the separation of	9
the work of	9
it is in	9
a soul that	9
they do not	9
in the name	9
and that is	9
the divine cloud	8
of the fiend	8
cloud of unknowing	8
the cause of	8
and thus it	8
in thy soul	8
this manner of	8
when they are	8
sight of the	8
of god and	8
liberty of conscience	8
in the sight	8
when thee list	8
richard of st	8
and all thy	8
crown of life	8
and this is	8
thou shalt have	8
spiritual and temporal	8
all manner of	8
part of the	8
the which are	8
song of angels	8
for to be	8
catherine of siena	8
that they are	8
is in the	8
the world and	8
of the human	8
is the spirit	8
from the tree	8
the condition of	8
one of the	8
and it is	8
the affection cap	7
or of any	7
out of the	7
the time that	7
sons of jacob	7
in the reason	7
the nature of	7
goodness of god	7
of the most	7
the goodness of	7
for thy love	7
this reverent affection	7
that i have	7
though all it	7
the sons of	7
of all the	7
of faith and	7
that may be	7
of the spirit	7
of the other	7
through the grace	7
the crown of	7
then are they	7
it may not	7
the song of	7
thus it is	7
of these two	7
of the which	7
that thou shalt	7
thou shouldest be	7
divine cloud of	7
the civil power	7
the speech of	7
the state of	7
on the one	7
that is the	7
as i say	7
of love in	7
to be in	7
wete thou well	7
in which the	7
i say that	7
church and state	7
of the catholic	7
the soul is	7
lord jesu christ	6
of such a	6
time were to	6
a state of	6
a devout treatise	6
yet it is	6
that he hath	6
the mind of	6
to the good	6
and when the	6
the government of	6
of the spiritual	6
to love god	6
state of society	6
all those that	6
the midst of	6
and if thou	6
it should be	6
there is nothing	6
of knowing in	6
thou well that	6
when time were	6
that they should	6
in matters of	6
to conne be	6
in the world	6
the power of	6
whom thou shouldest	6
the last century	6
and to all	6
which thou hast	6
as long as	6
it has been	6
soul that is	6
of them all	6
it so be	6
it is well	6
these two thoughts	6
is not god	6
soul in this	6
epistle of prayer	6
and the other	6
if thou shouldest	6
of any other	6
if it were	6
a soul is	6
so that thou	6
in the love	6
for whom thou	6
that thou mayst	6
spirit of malice	6
of the sensuality	6
of thine heart	6
the office of	6
and if it	6
light of knowing	6
they should be	6
as thou mayst	6
be in this	6
it falleth to	6
the life of	6
well as of	5
of inward sweetness	5
and to counsel	5
abstinence and patience	5
according to the	5
written in the	5
bliss of heaven	5
they have not	5
in god and	5
the will of	5
the eye of	5
have the same	5
it is but	5
now for to	5
for his goods	5
all such other	5
of the great	5
of the same	5
thou askest of	5
if thou wilt	5
in his affection	5
may be had	5
of the devil	5
which is god	5
it be so	5
thou mayst no	5
the fourteenth century	5
me thinketh that	5
the more that	5
and for that	5
the beginning of	5
the bosom of	5
where he saith	5
that it be	5
is so meedful	5
vain joy of	5
our own spirit	5
the sensuality is	5
our lord said	5
the christian religion	5
she said that	5
and to the	5
then shalt thou	5
joy of inward	5
and of wickedness	5
in thy mind	5
i wish to	5
separation of the	5
the other two	5
as to the	5
the new social	5
in order to	5
may be in	5
if it so	5
a man have	5
by grace to	5
thee for the	5
conceived of jacob	5
and many other	5
and bringeth forth	5
taken out of	5
all that is	5
the other hand	5
of the love	5
which we have	5
in this manner	5
to be still	5
of our soul	5
this world and	5
the lust of	5
stirrings of the	5
to all those	5
the minds of	5
a manner of	5
when they come	5
the which thou	5
so be that	5
and not for	5
said in the	5
thee for to	5
thou do it	5
the authors of	5
it is good	5
as it may	5
cleped in the	5
joy in god	5
but if he	5
the holy ghost	5
it is true	5
of the good	5
in the midst	5
the one party	5
between the terms	5
by the which	5
the book of	5
between catholicism and	5
of that same	5
all it be	5
catholicism and protestantism	5
hope of forgiveness	5
mayst no better	5
the perfection of	5
and for whom	5
the presence of	5
here it is	5
perfect hatred of	5
the principle of	5
for to have	5
to prayer and	5
and of this	5
epistle of discretion	5
as is fasting	5
prayer and to	5
the flesh and	5
of the eighteenth	5
the course of	5
for to do	5
if thou do	5
the human soul	5
of thy prayer	5
matters of faith	5
so that it	5
as me thinketh	5
i thank thee	4
all this i	4
this i say	4
and brought forth	4
and oft times	4
juliana of norwich	4
on this wise	4
the other is	4
it sufficeth to	4
are to come	4
temptations of the	4
here is a	4
say that it	4
and all these	4
the other there	4
and by the	4
i say to	4
ordained and measured	4
if i may	4
and then are	4
silence and speaking	4
a great and	4
own wit and	4
virtue of the	4
better please god	4
that it may	4
power of the	4
of thy soul	4
the liberty of	4
and all such	4
to say that	4
with all his	4
at the last	4
no better please	4
of divine love	4
when he said	4
may be made	4
fire of love	4
love of jesu	4
sight of god	4
restfulness of heart	4
more or less	4
for the general	4
to them that	4
corruption of the	4
that oft times	4
the bliss of	4
for to speak	4
of ghostly joy	4
him thinketh that	4
the means of	4
under colour of	4
thee in this	4
in the beginning	4
love of the	4
that all the	4
hold thee by	4
but only in	4
of any that	4
so meedful as	4
in all such	4
or any other	4
stirring of love	4
only in god	4
of discerning of	4
of this life	4
is not a	4
perfection of virtue	4
thou mayst by	4
love god for	4
and all after	4
world and the	4
and of his	4
minds of men	4
if thou think	4
the object of	4
and the same	4
in the same	4
pains to come	4
he shall never	4
and the spirit	4
that is so	4
of thine own	4
is said before	4
spirit of religion	4
it is by	4
children of leah	4
in the bosom	4
discerning of spirits	4
what it is	4
rise in the	4
any of the	4
it is full	4
state of the	4
is written in	4
to take the	4
that they be	4
it is of	4
we may not	4
the christian faith	4
but they do	4
with the most	4
our nature and	4
cried and said	4
the best life	4
departed from the	4
thou speakest of	4
to the perfect	4
of richard rolle	4
of order and	4
all thy thoughts	4
also she said	4
a soul may	4
of the religious	4
our lord hath	4
the virtue of	4
the feeling of	4
presence of the	4
in thine heart	4
who so will	4
all thy desires	4
have been proved	4
the spiritual and	4
than it is	4
of the divine	4
with all the	4
that all thy	4
in his love	4
sight of pain	4
that he is	4
mayst by grace	4
all the remenant	4
in our days	4
bearing of children	4
but only of	4
she may not	4
in this state	4
weep with thee	4
dread of our	4
in this matter	4
the most important	4
is good to	4
ever the more	4
jacob and brought	4
in so much	4
doctrine of our	4
as if thou	4
between god and	4
as i said	4
knowing of himself	4
do not believe	4
thine own spirit	4
the church and	4
as thou art	4
she may have	4
one and the	4
and also the	4
the persones tale	4
the other party	4
may be said	4
of the holy	4
then it is	4
that he was	4
the birth of	4
knowing in the	4
but of the	4
in this onehead	4
it is more	4
and in this	4
as they are	4
de worde has	4
in the bliss	4
in spite of	4
the doctrine of	4
of man is	4
found in the	4
with thy foul	4
if a man	4
is to wete	4
and thou shalt	4
of pains to	4
conceiveth through the	4
that of the	4
if it is	4
thoughts and desires	4
the lot of	4
on the same	4
the world has	4
the right of	4
sight of pains	4
treatise of discerning	4
i have of	4
of this work	4
king of heaven	4
the point of	4
as oft as	4
in the religious	4
for he is	4
in as much	4
of her own	4
the fire of	4
separation of spiritual	4
of the civil	4
love in the	4
of justice and	4
and right as	4
that are to	4
to be only	4
it is needful	4
by virtue of	4
and with the	4
meedful as i	4
of the three	4
and love of	4
it is authority	4
as i have	4
of our day	4
of the age	4
him list thee	4
this is not	3
as oft times	3
is to be	3
in the soul	3
a soul in	3
the lust and	3
is well proved	3
is in himself	3
which is in	3
it is thus	3
to the which	3
is nought else	3
in no wise	3
for to feel	3
i mean for	3
this deadly life	3
what so thou	3
visible and natural	3
of saint victor	3
that is not	3
the confusion of	3
but if thou	3
such a child	3
in the spirit	3
a man in	3
but not to	3
and by this	3
spouse of our	3
for that i	3
this holy maid	3
the measure of	3
the which in	3
the affection of	3
of the last	3
all that he	3
by the grace	3
in to the	3
for to know	3
been accused of	3
by the proof	3
in french protestantism	3
onliness and company	3
for the love	3
at the first	3
of our time	3
is said in	3
which he is	3
we have all	3
the force of	3
plainly to be	3
what so they	3
the necessity of	3
frailty will suffer	3
it would be	3
of our nature	3
here in this	3
to the holy	3
the time of	3
it were possible	3
we no longer	3
of a great	3
well proved that	3
and choose thee	3
he may not	3
they were wont	3
in supernatural order	3
night and day	3
thou shalt be	3
is that the	3
in the birth	3
come in her	3
that he heareth	3
the which he	3
or taken out	3
the same pardon	3
love is to	3
falleth to a	3
in the general	3
of this working	3
sight of joys	3
brought in by	3
beginning of wisdom	3
jacob said of	3
that it should	3
to the right	3
the dread of	3
to be the	3
it is necessary	3
and also of	3
is not in	3
of joy to	3
reformed by grace	3
justice and liberty	3
that it were	3
knowledge of self	3
that thou feelest	3
when a soul	3
point and the	3
of the day	3
that she was	3
the loss of	3
hate of sin	3
against the spirit	3
the foul fiend	3
the proof of	3
he wishes to	3
all this is	3
to the end	3
also of the	3
spirit of god	3
the end of	3
of the book	3
to make it	3
the which all	3
askest of me	3
or of the	3
mights of the	3
to say to	3
in all thy	3
the fruit ripe	3
in the other	3
that spirit of	3
only in the	3
they wish to	3
of his own	3
not for his	3
for that is	3
wounded mine heart	3
of religious liberty	3
of liberty of	3
answer to the	3
in such a	3
harmony in liberty	3
it is made	3
are to be	3
were to be	3
of none other	3
mind and heart	3
in the affairs	3
of ourselves and	3
the children of	3
that is written	3
may a man	3
and the prick	3
will not be	3
that she had	3
in his mind	3
turneth him to	3
for thy great	3
are those of	3
be found in	3
is that after	3
saint katherin of	3
of the state	3
for to take	3
as great a	3
thou hast of	3
such a soul	3
and the state	3
that soul that	3
of the flower	3
the unseeable things	3
of that thing	3
as regards the	3
the progress of	3
and from all	3
and the likeness	3
reason springeth right	3
and therefore she	3
depart the fruit	3
of the tree	3
that it will	3
said of the	3
it is for	3
of angels in	3
and in his	3
of peace and	3
that is in	3
lust of the	3
of this holy	3
if thou have	3
all these other	3
oft times it	3
and the cause	3
of the first	3
counsel in this	3
joy and sweetness	3
to me in	3
by his false	3
that our lord	3
of spiritual and	3
it is on	3
in order that	3
joy of this	3
spirit that speaketh	3
to know the	3
have no mind	3
the likeness of	3
of the true	3
it is also	3
which is as	3
manner of doing	3
is cause of	3
in this case	3
it be in	3
of ghostly things	3
of the christian	3
joy of the	3
thing that is	3
of kind and	3
the relations of	3
speedful to thee	3
is in this	3
the exercise of	3
more than it	3
to the evil	3
to come to	3
new social state	3
the affairs of	3
contained in the	3
have of thee	3
nature of things	3
a few words	3
and after that	3
one to the	3
forth two children	3
on this manner	3
by the presence	3
here and there	3
thee of them	3
for my love	3
forth of all	3
the english dissenters	3
no doubt but	3
under the title	3
that thou speakest	3
and not only	3
religious and civil	3
perfect knowing of	3
thy love is	3
why that i	3
when the mind	3
book of margery	3
so it be	3
for the government	3
devout and fruitful	3
things in the	3
from without by	3
pepwell and harl	3
thou hast to	3
same spirit that	3
of the song	3
behold god and	3
if thou were	3
is at once	3
sweetness of love	3
in stirrings of	3
david in the	3
i have done	3
to put down	3
may be gotten	3
by abundance of	3
by sight of	3
as are these	3
in kindling of	3
the pain of	3
we do not	3
doctrines devout and	3
hermit of hampole	3
in love and	3
in his birth	3
more than once	3
bringeth forth two	3
the part of	3
government of the	3
whether they be	3
is not the	3
shalt have the	3
is on this	3
revelations of divine	3
unseeable things of	3
come to the	3
the which she	3
it is still	3
of the benjamin	3
of love and	3
and i am	3
many failings and	3
to what is	3
in that soul	3
the perfect knowing	3
feeling of this	3
of margery kempe	3
is but a	3
of the faithful	3
a spirit of	3
in the church	3
the head of	3
not only of	3
in this respect	3
of this reverent	3
saith in the	3
it shall be	3
of the separation	3
as they should	3
so forth of	3
is a great	3
on both sides	3
it were in	3
taught by our	3
and not in	3
the ideas and	3
shape thee for	3
and by his	3
so they be	3
omitted in harl	3
and ever the	3
our lord is	3
the fervour of	3
thou right well	3
so pepwell and	3
after that the	3
mind of man	3
that i would	3
and all that	3
that that is	3
mind of thy	3
in the divine	3
now to be	3
were in a	3
or to the	3
thou be that	3
that which is	3
be so that	3
cause of much	3
that same spirit	3
the spiritual life	3
contemplation of god	3
high peace of	3
they shall have	3
be raised in	3
will of our	3
hast wounded mine	3
in mentis excessu	3
but also in	3
the turrets of	3
short treatise of	3
the soul with	3
the history of	3
so much that	3
on our hearts	3
is nothing that	3
to come in	3
ravished above itself	3
our lord god	3
god forbid that	3
of joys to	3
in the social	3
that they do	3
raised in to	3
is the skill	3
we have been	3
smiteth on our	3
that i might	3
of discretion in	3
that the sensuality	3
world and in	3
falleth to the	3
and fantasies of	3
the soul and	3
habergeon or the	3
of the present	3
the eyes of	3
the beholding of	3
is to the	3
unordained and unmeasured	3
joys to come	3
or the hair	3
a soul which	3
not for to	3
soul may not	3
of our own	3
he is in	3
as the prophet	3
thou wilt be	3
life of the	3
nor she may	3
work of the	3
as a whole	3
which they have	3
whether that it	3
and of charity	3
the religious spirit	3
is not yet	3
with the true	3
and see why	3
use thee in	3
lord is this	3
the religious liberty	3
by their own	3
those of the	3
the first and	3
more than one	3
to which i	3
it were a	3
right well that	3
to love and	3
to be holden	3
working of dread	3
this supernatural order	3
of the epistle	3
of religious society	3
is brought in	3
followeth a devout	3
fruit from the	3
to have been	3
he may be	3
and all his	3
do we not	3
fasting and eating	3
and of all	3
there is in	3
spite of the	3
of conscience and	3
that thing that	3
the mights and	3
she had great	3
and thus saith	3
the empire of	3
given to the	3
to bear some	3
so thou be	3
the thought of	3
of god is	3
the holy places	3
the mind is	3
a short treatise	3
that is thus	3
as it falleth	3
to behold god	3
divers doctrines devout	3
to such a	3
a man of	3
spirit of order	3
the independence of	3
for who so	3
hate sin in	3
in liberty is	3
have mercy on	3
image and the	3
than that of	3
it is shewed	3
or else by	3
when he saith	3
of all his	3
thee to prayer	3
ghostly joy and	3
then is the	3
history of the	3
much as they	3
the stirrings of	3
there is a	3
and departed from	3
know how to	3
destiny of man	3
the habergeon or	3
christian faith and	3
him in this	3
unto the time	3
the point and	3
on the contrary	3
spirits of the	3
fiend of hell	3
for to offer	3
is inflamed with	3
know how much	3
shall not be	3
and a full	3
of the others	3
to thee in	3
of reason springeth	3
of god in	3
i would that	3
consent to the	3
of the fourteenth	3
have mind of	3
of holy church	3
name of jesu	3
the mights of	3
dwelling between the	3
turrets of the	3
take the crown	3
richard of saint	3
and so forth	3
list thee to	3
not believe that	3
many of the	3
because it is	3
for to think	3
forth two virtues	3
grace to the	3
may by grace	3
mercy on my	3
in one of	3
have told thee	3
are more than	3
to the first	3
working of good	3
by the light	3
the which they	3
in perfect charity	3
and therefore is	3
when the reason	3
the image and	3
more than ever	3
the dignity and	3
here followeth a	3
that she might	3
were wont to	3
them when they	3
thou art in	3
the which the	3
joy to come	3
is not only	3
the vital principle	3
to god and	3
thou hast wounded	3
and also by	3
i might weep	3
all that the	3
but it may	3
in the imagination	3
kind of sin	3
in the time	3
as he is	3
the two powers	3
which are the	3
a noble and	3
ladder of perfection	3
may be cleped	3
i know how	3
never was a	3
piers the plowman	3
nor none other	3
by wynkyn de	3
thank thee for	3
brought forth two	3
the high peace	3
the pains that	3
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