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trigram	frequency
the king of	82
king of france	59
the duke of	57
of the king	50
one of the	42
there was a	37
duke of lancaster	37
in those days	33
the head of	31
in respect to	31
as soon as	30
to the king	29
in the mean	29
that he was	28
king of england	28
at the head	28
of the castle	27
the mean time	27
the black prince	27
prince of wales	26
at this time	25
the king was	25
the king and	23
in order to	22
which he had	22
the people of	22
of the country	21
in this way	20
that he had	19
that they were	19
that he would	19
a great many	19
of the river	19
on account of	18
respect to the	18
in a very	16
the prince of	16
of the prince	16
the death of	16
the prince was	16
and the other	15
one of his	15
the little queen	15
some of the	15
of the people	15
that they should	14
that it was	14
of the insurgents	14
to the crown	14
to the throne	14
for some time	14
that he should	13
people of england	13
of those days	13
that the king	13
to the castle	13
of the english	13
he had been	13
part of the	13
years of age	13
of the court	13
the king to	13
a long time	12
the knights and	12
side of the	12
the part of	12
possession of the	12
of the nobles	12
duke of gloucester	12
on the way	12
of the town	12
for the king	12
that he could	12
the nobles and	12
who had been	12
the young prince	12
which had been	12
account of the	12
the course of	12
said the king	11
a state of	11
and at length	11
the same time	11
ladies of the	11
it would be	11
a great deal	11
and of the	11
it was not	11
for a time	11
the name of	11
until at length	11
he was a	11
a sort of	11
at that time	11
at the time	11
at length the	11
on the following	10
it is said	10
it is true	10
by means of	10
at the same	10
and it was	10
of the french	10
more and more	10
to all the	10
richard and his	10
the earl of	10
king and his	10
set out on	10
back to the	10
of the duke	10
that there was	10
knights and nobles	10
and his son	10
of the most	10
the french king	10
and that he	10
in such a	10
the hands of	10
the common people	10
of the kingdom	10
of the black	10
to the english	9
said that he	9
as well as	9
the castle of	9
but he was	9
on the field	9
out of the	9
the present day	9
him to the	9
the two armies	9
a number of	9
on the spot	9
bank of the	9
of those times	9
he could not	9
in this manner	9
of france and	9
john of gaunt	9
in which the	9
in the course	9
the end of	9
there was no	9
that he might	9
him on the	9
was to be	9
the king himself	9
he would not	9
many of the	9
who had come	9
the palace of	9
they could not	9
he was very	9
had been made	8
of all the	8
soon as the	8
of armed men	8
and the people	8
in a great	8
the governor of	8
of the royal	8
of the kings	8
in the most	8
on the ground	8
knights and barons	8
pomp and parade	8
oldest son of	8
they were all	8
he was the	8
in the end	8
the title of	8
all the time	8
one of these	8
was called the	8
and the king	8
at the present	8
they did not	8
on the other	8
with the king	8
of the realm	8
that they could	8
he did not	8
so as to	8
soon as he	8
the next morning	8
began to be	8
part of france	8
officers of state	8
in a state	8
did not know	8
was in the	8
the cause of	8
to the ground	8
his uncle john	8
of lancaster and	8
it was the	8
the time of	8
governor of the	7
they reached the	7
a short time	7
of edward the	7
the following day	7
the power of	7
hands of the	7
said that the	7
and his party	7
the princess of	7
to submit to	7
the next day	7
that they would	7
the place where	7
of the battle	7
they began to	7
on the occasion	7
to the prince	7
to be married	7
where the king	7
france and his	7
which they were	7
the government of	7
with a view	7
in some sense	7
between the two	7
that the french	7
when he was	7
the kings of	7
with each other	7
in order that	7
sum of money	7
one of them	7
of high rank	7
and began to	7
grace of god	7
the people in	7
in his power	7
to kill him	7
on the part	7
to see the	7
connected with the	7
place in the	7
at length he	7
name of the	7
the kings and	7
to the spot	7
to go and	7
a view of	7
and the queen	7
people of london	7
to come to	7
of the knights	7
before the king	7
the bank of	7
the grace of	7
edward the third	7
duke of york	7
and in the	7
too young to	7
what to do	7
of one of	7
to the people	7
great many of	7
to the tower	7
and they were	7
the midst of	6
the kingdom of	6
head of the	6
and on the	6
of them were	6
great deal of	6
of the time	6
that there were	6
in the same	6
him to come	6
to receive her	6
part of england	6
this was a	6
by one of	6
the presence of	6
the ladies of	6
the charge of	6
from his horse	6
nobles of the	6
up in a	6
of the men	6
for he was	6
that richard was	6
through the streets	6
they had been	6
the gates and	6
heir to the	6
was a certain	6
he was not	6
at one time	6
has already been	6
of the field	6
of the city	6
in a word	6
richard the second	6
in favor of	6
accession to the	6
of his son	6
the place of	6
of the land	6
two or three	6
which they had	6
princess of wales	6
story of the	6
and then the	6
in such cases	6
down to the	6
of the other	6
palace of the	6
origin of the	6
course of the	6
of the young	6
with great pomp	6
through the city	6
the object of	6
the top of	6
of the tower	6
the insurgents were	6
body of the	6
sir john newton	6
that the duke	6
but it was	6
while he was	6
in consequence of	6
the gates of	6
end of the	6
come to the	6
went to the	6
as if he	6
the occasion of	6
the king that	6
the town of	6
and when the	6
the service of	6
to do so	6
to the place	6
son of the	6
to go to	6
of his own	6
a great number	6
the oldest son	6
the whole country	6
the custom in	6
people in the	6
the battle was	6
he was at	6
good queen anne	6
great number of	6
and he was	6
the river to	6
of the army	6
kings and nobles	6
it was necessary	6
he said that	6
to be very	6
the salic law	5
according to the	5
as they could	5
banks of the	5
to make the	5
the great seal	5
of the church	5
and in this	5
the arrival of	5
from the country	5
was in his	5
by the hand	5
people of the	5
it was a	5
of the government	5
was on the	5
the duchess of	5
up to the	5
he was going	5
on the river	5
of his uncle	5
on the coast	5
to receive him	5
prince of aquitaine	5
henry of bolingbroke	5
open the gates	5
common people of	5
the french knights	5
in the evening	5
sent to the	5
he himself was	5
for a long	5
the insurgents had	5
as fast as	5
was one of	5
of the case	5
great numbers of	5
was in a	5
which the people	5
was going on	5
the rest of	5
against the king	5
to have been	5
account of his	5
of the crown	5
was a very	5
late in the	5
parts of the	5
the beginning of	5
there was another	5
the sake of	5
and that the	5
and all the	5
as they had	5
of england were	5
and his mother	5
and at the	5
mass of the	5
and the whole	5
by the king	5
was a great	5
the use of	5
had not been	5
preparations for the	5
was filled with	5
to him that	5
the king at	5
bishop of london	5
the banks of	5
the people to	5
and the government	5
preparations were made	5
as far as	5
such a manner	5
which he was	5
of richard ii	5
in the tower	5
banished from the	5
every thing was	5
would have been	5
which took place	5
the son of	5
that they might	5
in a body	5
and nobles of	5
was that he	5
number of the	5
the prince had	5
in this case	5
the castle was	5
edward the second	5
the command of	5
gates of the	5
immediately began to	5
that it would	5
for the time	5
it happened that	5
his uncles and	5
duchess of lancaster	5
to return to	5
to come and	5
not at all	5
the archbishop of	5
up the river	5
time to time	5
it to the	5
was at this	5
to the succession	5
took place in	5
the other nobles	5
were disposed to	5
the story of	5
of the two	5
as he had	5
at any rate	5
began to make	5
the best of	5
the king had	5
on this occasion	5
the bishop of	5
from time to	5
as has already	5
it was finally	5
is said that	5
view of the	5
that she should	5
a french knight	5
they said that	5
state of great	5
came from the	5
as the king	5
every thing that	5
him from the	5
was obliged to	5
the princess was	5
death of his	5
and the french	5
for the sake	5
to the duke	5
to guard the	5
kings and the	5
at length they	5
the country was	5
the house of	5
until at last	5
those days were	5
the king sent	5
what they had	5
it was that	5
he took his	5
but the king	5
the neighborhood of	5
as it was	5
archbishop of canterbury	5
of the same	5
of a king	5
get possession of	5
of which was	5
great pomp and	5
many of them	4
of the great	4
to meet them	4
a large sum	4
him to be	4
the city of	4
not to be	4
the side of	4
was finally concluded	4
train of attendants	4
known in history	4
kept in a	4
to do with	4
as he was	4
had nothing to	4
and all his	4
to the governor	4
into the hands	4
the bridal party	4
in his royal	4
told him that	4
he used to	4
he thought the	4
where they were	4
of the chief	4
consent to this	4
they were in	4
some of them	4
a council of	4
it seems that	4
declared that he	4
shut up in	4
in the morning	4
many of these	4
where he had	4
that if he	4
the english knights	4
a castle there	4
who was in	4
right to the	4
the other ladies	4
who was then	4
his accession to	4
down upon the	4
it was his	4
and a great	4
the reign of	4
he was well	4
of the family	4
the greatest possible	4
there was nothing	4
the cardinal was	4
his power to	4
of london and	4
the people were	4
of his uncles	4
any of the	4
manner in which	4
lancaster and the	4
on the bank	4
and she was	4
he had a	4
he had no	4
for the expedition	4
more than ever	4
what was going	4
of the principal	4
were continued for	4
of a large	4
with the duke	4
head of an	4
what should be	4
before his father	4
cruelties and oppressions	4
a great rage	4
with the greatest	4
it is not	4
and made a	4
he was conducted	4
great officers of	4
was the custom	4
the daughter of	4
in the war	4
of knights and	4
burning and destroying	4
for him to	4
government of the	4
with his own	4
that they had	4
to be made	4
it consisted of	4
not long after	4
the heart of	4
him into the	4
the barons were	4
came into the	4
the neighboring countries	4
in history as	4
there were no	4
under the title	4
if he were	4
they knew that	4
the road to	4
in token of	4
received by the	4
to the westward	4
cause of the	4
them to the	4
went back to	4
pleased with the	4
to have the	4
a large body	4
each of the	4
all the towns	4
portrait of edward	4
was at the	4
she had been	4
he told the	4
a troop of	4
him with the	4
where there was	4
the queen and	4
order to prevent	4
and they began	4
he went to	4
the barons and	4
the king in	4
his cousin henry	4
the southern part	4
the case of	4
on his knees	4
villages and towns	4
to england to	4
those who were	4
the other hand	4
the young queen	4
among the people	4
to the palace	4
the father of	4
to get possession	4
she was a	4
and the great	4
of richard the	4
in regard to	4
of france that	4
and of his	4
and the nobles	4
should not be	4
down the river	4
for the occasion	4
the dominions of	4
soon as they	4
regard to the	4
and reported to	4
filling the air	4
arrived at the	4
of his father	4
nobles and barons	4
the duke and	4
to consider what	4
whole country was	4
and that they	4
into the presence	4
went on in	4
between the kings	4
to meet the	4
by some of	4
on the road	4
to him in	4
they were afraid	4
the princess and	4
at last the	4
the english were	4
to meet him	4
and he had	4
at the beginning	4
from the realm	4
or to the	4
them in the	4
by the french	4
would be a	4
all the other	4
every thing in	4
to be a	4
there were other	4
the direction of	4
consisted of a	4
to his own	4
and to the	4
at once to	4
heard of this	4
he should be	4
in attendance upon	4
the castle and	4
in the city	4
of his wife	4
the tide was	4
of france had	4
him in a	4
the king would	4
into the court	4
were ready to	4
of the victory	4
to prevent the	4
on in this	4
charge of the	4
of the tax	4
thought that they	4
as it were	4
as one of	4
of no avail	4
death of the	4
custom in those	4
his wife and	4
progress of the	4
what right have	4
large sum of	4
the air with	4
very much pleased	4
the royal family	4
the whole army	4
arrival of the	4
castle of nottingham	4
some will be	4
the holy land	4
those days that	4
for fear that	4
of his enemies	4
appointed for the	4
to save his	4
in the castle	4
it was only	4
a portion of	4
in his hand	4
every body was	4
was no longer	4
was going to	4
at the castle	4
in the hands	4
there was one	4
to act as	4
nobles and the	4
out on his	4
he had taken	4
to be the	4
on the banks	4
whom he had	4
the english camp	4
could not be	4
when he heard	4
in the country	4
the king were	4
and he immediately	4
and with the	4
of the conspirators	4
southern part of	4
he determined to	4
kingdom of england	4
richard himself was	4
as they said	4
which they suffered	4
that the whole	4
and sent to	4
it was determined	4
of the queen	4
claim to the	4
was in some	4
in the neighborhood	4
he came to	4
lord ralph stafford	4
officers of the	4
the embassadors were	4
as a prisoner	4
he was to	4
the king went	4
large body of	4
remain at home	4
in a few	4
the english army	4
by all the	4
was ready to	4
mayor and aldermen	4
return to england	4
the villages and	4
to see what	4
have been made	4
of the prisoners	4
that had been	4
presence of the	4
this made the	4
was very much	4
had come from	4
the tidings of	3
richard was very	3
it was to	3
one or other	3
you are to	3
some time before	3
he came into	3
under the charge	3
this manner the	3
in the first	3
so he was	3
the marriage ceremony	3
were filled with	3
there for the	3
richard was now	3
at the table	3
on the subject	3
with a large	3
is supposed that	3
treated him in	3
to their homes	3
against her husband	3
much pleased with	3
engraving represents the	3
it began to	3
to the altar	3
horse to the	3
to demand that	3
to the french	3
citizens of london	3
between them and	3
for some days	3
in great state	3
no means of	3
a narrow lane	3
edward was obliged	3
a boy of	3
shut him up	3
and if he	3
been engaged in	3
seemed to be	3
were obliged to	3
these wars arose	3
that she was	3
that he will	3
on the death	3
after this the	3
reported to the	3
the idea of	3
of his army	3
he chose to	3
the crown of	3
and drove the	3
treatment of his	3
the coast of	3
the english troops	3
he received the	3
box of dispatches	3
who was the	3
had been sent	3
to abdicate the	3
said to him	3
place where the	3
and tell him	3
made his escape	3
of public affairs	3
together in a	3
of such a	3
coast of england	3
and in a	3
determined that he	3
him that he	3
continued for many	3
situation of the	3
which was at	3
this the king	3
she was very	3
of the highest	3
four of the	3
earl of cambridge	3
of the palace	3
to join him	3
to take some	3
in his name	3
the king said	3
accompanied by a	3
the english throne	3
who was at	3
which the kings	3
from the king	3
the southern coast	3
into the river	3
the lower classes	3
of the common	3
at last he	3
and wished to	3
each other and	3
deposition and death	3
were made for	3
in due time	3
his father had	3
the entreaties of	3
led to the	3
city of london	3
the exercise of	3
and he accordingly	3
nobles who had	3
at some distance	3
he had in	3
in hopes of	3
of england should	3
prince edward was	3
a man of	3
ideas of the	3
character of the	3
was determined that	3
give up his	3
the castle to	3
the oppressions which	3
the earl was	3
she was married	3
out on her	3
to his kingdom	3
plan of the	3
the moment that	3
obnoxious to the	3
knees before him	3
them that they	3
the power into	3
son of his	3
these men were	3
of the historians	3
was the oldest	3
to a place	3
this way the	3
great was the	3
to be delivered	3
and for a	3
wish you to	3
was born in	3
of the general	3
state of the	3
in a narrow	3
at the gate	3
was so much	3
there will be	3
parties of the	3
of the duchess	3
all the great	3
battle of poictiers	3
and barons who	3
repaired to the	3
which was a	3
length they reached	3
or other of	3
to send two	3
to raise the	3
the gate of	3
king richard the	3
whom he was	3
be thrown into	3
of his marriage	3
the nobles who	3
afraid that the	3
shut himself up	3
rest of the	3
tower of london	3
was about twenty	3
on the th	3
other ladies of	3
barons and nobles	3
at length to	3
mayor of london	3
of london were	3
the attendants of	3
the streets of	3
so that richard	3
was very angry	3
court of the	3
of exultation and	3
consequence of this	3
were to die	3
to do this	3
and took up	3
the same manner	3
his own personal	3
service of the	3
and his fellow	3
decrees of emancipation	3
he found there	3
daughter of the	3
up in the	3
they would be	3
at the end	3
when it was	3
the legate was	3
ten years old	3
to enter into	3
the right to	3
parley with the	3
was the earl	3
a manner that	3
and when he	3
death of richard	3
the men to	3
to be in	3
and was a	3
for there was	3
and in such	3
in the kingdom	3
his horse by	3
rebellion broke out	3
other nobles and	3
the king gave	3
interests of the	3
the young king	3
was not yet	3
he declared that	3
river to the	3
the order of	3
could be obtained	3
field of battle	3
the two countries	3
forward into the	3
and i will	3
it was useless	3
and officers of	3
and a large	3
at the sides	3
situation of normandy	3
those which had	3
after the death	3
of his people	3
or at least	3
there were a	3
were taken prisoners	3
for the use	3
already been said	3
any thing more	3
when at last	3
the mayor of	3
the body was	3
each other in	3
the nobles in	3
to see if	3
of his principality	3
of their enemies	3
a thousand lances	3
to get across	3
the box of	3
into the town	3
was at that	3
to give up	3
make for the	3
they took the	3
who were to	3
were compelled to	3
when they heard	3
the citizens of	3
would not listen	3
gates and let	3
often engaged in	3
were a great	3
and it is	3
in his arms	3
as we shall	3
from the pope	3
distance from the	3
of the abbey	3
the men were	3
was that john	3
the troubles and	3
of the present	3
uncles and the	3
he was about	3
they were often	3
of the neighboring	3
of the university	3
to the hall	3
to whom he	3
to make his	3
results of the	3
them and the	3
the province of	3
of his troops	3
from the field	3
a very important	3
streets of london	3
the door of	3
to be held	3
on both sides	3
among all the	3
portion of the	3
he was so	3
at home to	3
immediately after the	3
on his arrival	3
set out for	3
mouth of the	3
to attack the	3
against the english	3
respect to their	3
much pleased to	3
they were ready	3
managed the government	3
to his court	3
northern part of	3
did not dare	3
in which he	3
house of commons	3
there was danger	3
for he had	3
one of their	3
the northern part	3
with the insurgents	3
to be said	3
that the government	3
the mass of	3
when he saw	3
head of it	3
mortimer and the	3
real or imaginary	3
should be done	3
france that he	3
the two barons	3
of them had	3
and every body	3
and shut up	3
horse by the	3
head of his	3
broke into the	3
be able to	3
it was very	3
what was the	3
of the nobility	3
at the tower	3
the whole party	3
that he received	3
king and queen	3
he was now	3
portion of them	3
all the rest	3
across the country	3
told the king	3
if he could	3
the hand and	3
the government in	3
to the royal	3
wished to see	3
her return to	3
a shower of	3
the money was	3
up to him	3
and the sea	3
is in the	3
the opportunity to	3
at the death	3
of the governor	3
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all the people	3
to the government	3
when they saw	3
was now about	3
danger of being	3
was dressed in	3
those who had	3
this took place	3
he said he	3
would not surrender	3
on one side	3
of the ideas	3
down from his	3
which was in	3
to bring the	3
towns and villages	3
out for france	3
by the people	3
the court and	3
richard did not	3
the battle of	3
in his own	3
have your head	3
not consent to	3
attendance on the	3
him in his	3
there is no	3
in some way	3
succeed to the	3
he had done	3
little distance from	3
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said to have	3
reception of the	3
from head to	3
was not long	3
to a great	3
when he came	3
in the midst	3
i can not	3
barons of his	3
the next oldest	3
spare his life	3
away to a	3
were afraid that	3
and set out	3
had been taken	3
in case of	3
by the side	3
the barons of	3
a body of	3
off his head	3
when the prince	3
the manner in	3
southern side of	3
and also to	3
see what was	3
in some measure	3
of the party	3
belonging to the	3
on toward the	3
he went away	3
black dog of	3
was received by	3
it is the	3
members of the	3
the ceremony was	3
while they were	3
the great officers	3
brought to trial	3
we shall see	3
in these cases	3
his uncle gloucester	3
on his return	3
and so he	3
which was then	3
an immense number	3
they were to	3
he began to	3
one side of	3
of lancaster was	3
take possession of	3
would not consent	3
finally concluded to	3
and more excited	3
to see him	3
earl of stafford	3
thrown into confusion	3
of the main	3
at any time	3
this was to	3
immense number of	3
nine years old	3
which richard had	3
dog of ardenne	3
with all the	3
place of safety	3
of the way	3
began to move	3
the king is	3
they took him	3
to be at	3
was a long	3
would attempt to	3
forward to the	3
the fleet which	3
there were several	3
crown of france	3
he became more	3
him up in	3
reached the river	3
the gates to	3
fell on his	3
was a man	3
the child was	3
thrown into the	3
on any terms	3
sixteen years of	3
the country and	3
said lord holland	3
they would do	3
as not to	3
called out to	3
of their own	3
richard was married	3
if it please	3
he should not	3
to set out	3
the duke was	3
to the holy	3
they broke into	3
the mayor and	3
interview with the	3
and thus it	3
they would not	3
upon the ground	3
was appointed for	3
in the streets	3
out on their	3
not know what	3
for several years	3
knights who were	3
the king replied	3
the black dog	3
on the southern	3
troop of horsemen	3
the inhabitants of	3
through the gates	3
claims to the	3
to prepare for	3
power of the	3
toward the town	3
very much indeed	3
particularly obnoxious to	3
in the days	3
he had suffered	3
after his death	3
greatly increased the	3
from the place	3
young prince was	3
father and mother	3
he found that	3
on her return	3
king and the	3
accounts of the	3
mode of life	3
the plan of	3
in the present	3
so that he	3
march to london	3
of the savoy	3
he was called	3
head to foot	3
the field where	3
in this place	3
and then they	3
from the grace	3
directed him to	3
if he chose	3
lady de courcy	3
black prince was	3
in a castle	3
would be better	3
of it was	3
was known that	3
some one or	3
at a very	3
down into the	3
near the tower	3
was a grand	3
had come down	3
when they were	3
daughters of the	3
the progress of	3
and barons of	3
richard was dressed	3
the king on	3
until he should	3
place on the	3
could be arranged	3
the tower of	3
when richard was	3
the mouth of	3
him out of	3
it will be	3
on the wall	3
of the day	3
he grew up	3
sides of it	3
occasion of his	3
all the barons	3
when they had	3
in the year	3
made by the	3
state of things	3
but at length	3
in some respects	3
his uncle thomas	3
in the southern	3
of those who	3
for this purpose	3
main body of	3
not dare to	3
of his armor	3
be ready to	3
armed from head	3
upon him to	3
of the reign	3
marriage of the	3
is sometimes called	3
to have a	3
to the bank	3
except by the	3
at the gates	3
produced universal excitement	3
as he did	3
young prince richard	3
made a very	3
in the case	3
replied that the	3
the grandson of	3
was useless to	3
head of a	3
who had made	3
that the men	3
the situation of	3
de langurant had	3
and the barons	3
were made of	3
the interior of	3
was sent to	3
to cross the	3
his royal robes	3
came to the	3
his name was	3
at full speed	3
of the expedition	3
the castle where	3
as much as	3
when she was	3
would never be	3
that he must	3
a vast concourse	3
to march to	3
the frontiers of	3
and castles were	3
for them to	3
himself at the	3
who was a	3
for all the	3
said he wished	3
the fortune of	3
in the chapel	3
and so they	3
it is supposed	3
a large party	3
and the prince	3
where he was	3
of the insurrection	3
the towns and	3
they came to	3
and he soon	3
with his mother	3
had been the	3
of his mother	3
abdicate the crown	3
it was known	3
with him a	3
to the appointment	3
on his journey	3
as long as	3
they had done	3
to say that	3
the isle of	3
to and fro	3
it was thought	3
his father and	3
on the french	3
so he said	3
and his friends	3
his horse to	3
title of the	3
the marriage was	3
a place called	3
no one could	3
to make peace	3
come down to	3
was unwilling to	3
the main body	3
the following page	3
when at length	3
into the castle	3
the most powerful	3
of all sorts	3
were employed in	3
who was now	3
he set off	3
which was to	3
know what to	3
pleased to hear	3
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himself in the	3
set out from	3
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the church of	3
him at the	3
on his way	3
on the english	3
in the town	3
him as a	3
in honor of	3
where the prince	3
to leave the	3
thought that by	3
to go with	3
go back to	3
against each other	3
and went away	3
the time that	3
result of the	3
across the river	3
were engaged in	3
if the king	3
in the palace	3
the troops that	3
of the child	3
want of money	3
from one of	3
war upon john	3
in the central	3
some of his	3
oppressions of the	3
the most important	3
he was greatly	3
order that they	3
under the command	3
richard and henry	3
the french were	3
him that the	3
soon after this	3
way through the	3
he had not	3
made the best	3
so the king	3
gate of the	3
it is very	3
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in hopes to	3
on the continent	3
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historians of the	3
honor of the	3
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became more and	3
had to say	3
it to be	3
they had no	3
you must not	3
in the time	3
all this time	3
and other such	3
cut off his	3
was set up	3
the rightful heir	3
length the king	3
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led to a	3
i do not	3
it was said	3
though they did	3
they were very	3
all the decrees	3
nobles of high	3
story was that	3
his father was	3
inhabitants of the	3
it please god	3
of france was	3
the english side	3
substantial interests of	2
hereditary kings and	2
to put them	2
frontiers of scotland	2
richard to the	2
shelter and protection	2
and his cousin	2
great body of	2
do but to	2
when the rebellion	2
to accompany his	2
and made prisoner	2
and there will	2
about twenty miles	2
not bear it	2
to make arrangements	2
the man who	2
came forward and	2
richard receiving the	2
he cut off	2
that of his	2
in a long	2
make this signal	2
in the court	2
in great measure	2
his way toward	2
well as they	2
by an english	2
king seated on	2
way we can	2
direction of affairs	2
from the shore	2
and what right	2
there was any	2
thousand of the	2
of the bridal	2
full enjoyment of	2
at his palace	2
entered the city	2
the names of	2
an influence in	2
france to be	2
of his prisoners	2
and affectionate in	2
court and the	2
produced a great	2
at length arrived	2
thought it was	2
the execution of	2
on the eastern	2
of this troop	2
then it is	2
imposed upon them	2
thomas of woodstock	2
hall of the	2
what it was	2
of england to	2
let them come	2
the french on	2
and the barge	2
all the way	2
they would all	2
he commanded them	2
form of a	2
the most formidable	2
but there was	2
english against evan	2
upon the top	2
towns and castles	2
so that it	2
a dead man	2
see me make	2
on his throne	2
son of a	2
for his own	2
king sent out	2
come of age	2
descended from the	2
been made to	2
see the queen	2
right have they	2
seal of richard	2
part in public	2
so as not	2
ready to receive	2
that in this	2
the palace in	2
to determine what	2
in their hands	2
expedition into ireland	2
after a brief	2
time after this	2
and put him	2
tell him that	2
out to meet	2
the edge of	2
from the rest	2
to a late	2
of the arrival	2
god of nature	2
he crossed at	2
burn and destroy	2
engaged in it	2
money that he	2
palace in westminster	2
king henry iv	2
was coming on	2
greatly alarmed when	2
obtained for him	2
and to bring	2
to assume this	2
she was under	2
with a number	2
of a vast	2
by this means	2
and cut off	2
assassination of richard	2
joined in the	2
on the whole	2
down on the	2
into his service	2
grew up to	2
in the act	2
to secure his	2
but still he	2
the subject of	2
in all its	2
there were about	2
upon hearing this	2
excitement in london	2
conciliate the good	2
which the citizens	2
put to death	2
any one of	2
about nine years	2
his escape by	2
with a dagger	2
he felt compelled	2
and we were	2
the chapel of	2
let him go	2
of his servants	2
southwestern part of	2
it on the	2
of his court	2
cases they were	2
to accompany the	2
specimen of the	2
to join the	2
that the crown	2
for they had	2
would grow up	2
he promised that	2
besieging a castle	2
was to do	2
near the frontier	2
by these means	2
the houses of	2
possession of a	2
in their possession	2
and around london	2
was forced to	2
the coronation itself	2
escape by sea	2
early in the	2
the english people	2
the middle ages	2
went to windsor	2
the family of	2
after this time	2
as prisoners of	2
the ships of	2
on leaving the	2
he reached the	2
took place just	2
were often engaged	2
the king immediately	2
made arrangements for	2
of his head	2
to succeed to	2
the way to	2
on the voyage	2
when they reached	2
child should be	2
princess of france	2
what right had	2
to conciliate the	2
to which the	2
worn out and	2
he received him	2
interview with his	2
a very large	2
increased the hatred	2
real name of	2
large number of	2
am i your	2
of the quarrel	2
any flaw in	2
for many hours	2
have you to	2
consisted of only	2
of his dominions	2
speak to him	2
motto and device	2
around the king	2
said that she	2
richard for the	2
had a brother	2
be a man	2
down a rope	2
which he could	2
present at the	2
in cases like	2
that it could	2
of the attendants	2
remain in the	2
of ragged and	2
come out and	2
in such an	2
men to make	2
made a certain	2
what he was	2
were in favor	2
was covered with	2
said that it	2
all the efforts	2
they should be	2
attached to him	2
was a bohemian	2
provinces in the	2
was probably to	2
he sank into	2
said that in	2
ask him to	2
did not open	2
henry replied that	2
they could find	2
while she was	2
where is the	2
leaving the church	2
and his counselors	2
it was this	2
to open the	2
cruel and oppressive	2
of sir john	2
princess and the	2
was so great	2
may have been	2
his counselors that	2
in a beautiful	2
to die before	2
afraid of the	2
the more violent	2
meets the insurgents	2
and thus the	2
of which are	2
richard were to	2
name was john	2
his interview with	2
the signal for	2
the full enjoyment	2
was the king	2
in single combat	2
quarrels with his	2
should be taken	2
is highly probable	2
the case was	2
stifle his cries	2
happened to be	2
had attempted to	2
about eleven years	2
of the glory	2
they have always	2
cathedral at canterbury	2
we will not	2
as to the	2
and you may	2
to make for	2
entitled to the	2
there were also	2
he immediately began	2
had passed away	2
parties of insurgents	2
and for those	2
and claimed the	2
richard was not	2
a man named	2
fell into a	2
your majesty should	2
did not seem	2
a great measure	2
insurgents had come	2
obliged either to	2
the time for	2
went with them	2
although the king	2
to sign it	2
learned that the	2
them for their	2
to find some	2
glory which they	2
broke out in	2
him at his	2
queen anne was	2
door of the	2
his uncle and	2
he was put	2
the palace where	2
to his son	2
me up the	2
at least to	2
inherit the crown	2
in one of	2
his vices and	2
reduced to great	2
incursions into the	2
it is only	2
what business is	2
that his majesty	2
pitched it on	2
and other ladies	2
mounted on horseback	2
who managed the	2
of europe in	2
they seemed to	2
us in our	2
province of parliament	2
praises of the	2
richard was in	2
under his command	2
to the proposed	2
would have supposed	2
have they to	2
of the name	2
in a public	2
to be prepared	2
be seized and	2
in his prison	2
him through the	2
those days for	2
they wished to	2
were greatly alarmed	2
the southwestern part	2
long train of	2
the large towns	2
was excited to	2
thing in his	2
they thought he	2
seated on his	2
the day was	2
state from the	2
as their king	2
the environs of	2
the time in	2
the subterranean passage	2
it was generally	2
whom i have	2
him to pieces	2
in his hands	2
as a token	2
was greatly incensed	2
of the night	2
allow him to	2
name of this	2
had been concerned	2
to make it	2
engaged in contentions	2
from their own	2
was done in	2
he would come	2
was a general	2
advanced to the	2
procession was formed	2
the government should	2
in all his	2
in a grand	2
the mean while	2
of them that	2
was too late	2
against the uncles	2
token of the	2
i wish the	2
who was an	2
succeeded in forcing	2
but john lamb	2
he called out	2
on the journey	2
made for the	2
of the little	2
for their audacity	2
member of the	2
of the pope	2
barons and knights	2
not know at	2
nobles who were	2
it was first	2
back and forth	2
calais by water	2
and other ecclesiastics	2
in the engraving	2
got possession of	2
should come of	2
he had granted	2
not listen to	2
seems that a	2
was his duty	2
thus there was	2
of them are	2
king himself was	2
were almost always	2
archers were in	2
did not wish	2
the horses of	2
was beaten in	2
the result of	2
sent to england	2
more violent and	2
the other duchesses	2
at last they	2
when he went	2
over the country	2
the river and	2
london were greatly	2
of the embassadors	2
to be king	2
disposal of the	2
made a great	2
of a town	2
and destroying the	2
twelve years old	2
who was called	2
the heads of	2
much attached to	2
the body of	2
fear that he	2
should set in	2
kings had a	2
was to have	2
in the rear	2
consent of the	2
them to be	2
and some in	2
worse and worse	2
the party traveled	2
were afraid to	2
similar to those	2
indignation of the	2
it was called	2
so they brought	2
the indignity which	2
and insignia of	2
by the queen	2
with him at	2
english knights and	2
realm of england	2
being unable to	2
celebrated with the	2
out in this	2
thus made his	2
to the nobles	2
some in favor	2
the palace contained	2
so heavy a	2
a very early	2
the form was	2
the golden bull	2
to exercise any	2
campaign of crecy	2
the existence of	2
to the door	2
the glory of	2
fierce for the	2
she was continually	2
with vast crowds	2
that this would	2
the king did	2
to cut him	2
the adjoining page	2
time to take	2
they wish to	2
were burning and	2
to come out	2
the mode of	2
had been left	2
was extremely dissatisfied	2
lifting her up	2
eleven years of	2
waiting for the	2
the visit of	2
sets out for	2
sad and sorrowful	2
force of arms	2
himself took the	2
three years after	2
sent to london	2
to be easily	2
but they were	2
expressly for the	2
then they were	2
placed him upon	2
the reason why	2
been sent by	2
the french government	2
the child of	2
there were sixty	2
mercy of the	2
his demeanor toward	2
off on the	2
the central part	2
of the mass	2
about fourteen years	2
my dear son	2
the interview with	2
was much pleased	2
him wherever he	2
he immediately took	2
place between the	2
and threw him	2
it in his	2
of de langurant	2
the nobleman who	2
was danger that	2
prisoner to london	2
required to leave	2
the bishops and	2
an escort of	2
his friends were	2
who were employed	2
of the accounts	2
long after this	2
from the southern	2
as he entered	2
thence proceeded to	2
government in his	2
that came in	2
their way home	2
was willing to	2
celebrated in history	2
was the nearest	2
in his treatment	2
dukes who had	2
over the field	2
the device of	2
the crown to	2
isle of wight	2
thought it would	2
in which case	2
see the princess	2
i will not	2
earl of warwick	2
her in a	2
brought to the	2
had in his	2
state of turmoil	2
in the wood	2
a man might	2
an army and	2
into the greatest	2
was reduced to	2
of this sort	2
came to a	2
brought down so	2
an embassage to	2
he was then	2
excitement among them	2
and bring him	2
where the great	2
when the day	2
not do so	2
one who has	2
and the squire	2
passed the night	2
threw him into	2
all his army	2
him to land	2
grandson of the	2
in their complaints	2
so richard was	2
a solemn oath	2
were going to	2
would be very	2
that if they	2
and shut him	2
the principal street	2
pretense that he	2
drove the french	2
got into a	2
country was excited	2
compel them to	2
the objects of	2
with whom he	2
the deed was	2
described in the	2
his way to	2
in the family	2
into their hands	2
received at the	2
set fire to	2
a large force	2
the commencement of	2
this time the	2
of deposing richard	2
was made prisoner	2
he had never	2
to take place	2
toward the place	2
took his son	2
obliged to submit	2
france and england	2
of the ladies	2
ruins of an	2
the conduct of	2
they might be	2
was called john	2
french knight named	2
was necessary for	2
her up in	2
king was not	2
about six months	2
top of the	2
richard the crusader	2
one end of	2
pretended to be	2
you may rely	2
yard of the	2
amused themselves with	2
into the english	2
throngs moved on	2
do any thing	2
message which he	2
one time a	2
child was born	2
if there were	2
to take off	2
of normandy and	2
the river somme	2
taken prisoners and	2
arrived at paris	2
they declared that	2
was considered in	2
one would have	2
maltreated in the	2
all his life	2
object of their	2
the histories of	2
with henry at	2
the barbed arrows	2
order of battle	2
which it was	2
they entered the	2
called a council	2
party in his	2
and the horses	2
the appointed day	2
most of the	2
had the opportunity	2
and accompanied by	2
in this war	2
commanding them to	2
you see me	2
i have retained	2
edward and the	2
to a castle	2
it as a	2
and kill him	2
with the various	2
in their armor	2
nobility of the	2
midst of a	2
who were not	2
be the signal	2
minds of all	2
occurrence which took	2
that if a	2
submit to the	2
did not all	2
the treatment of	2
the whole of	2
the hill to	2
to the leaders	2
can be more	2
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