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quadgram | frequency |
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imp and the elf | 36 |
the imp and the | 36 |
elf and the imp | 7 |
the elf and the | 7 |
on the top of | 6 |
the top of the | 6 |
the end of the | 6 |
must be confessed that | 5 |
as soon as the | 5 |
it must be confessed | 5 |
and the imp and | 4 |
are such a lot | 4 |
one of them is | 4 |
of the old mansion | 4 |
the last of the | 4 |
there are such a | 4 |
i do not know | 4 |
on the other side | 4 |
the edge of the | 4 |
such a lot of | 4 |
put it on the | 4 |
of one of the | 4 |
a good deal of | 4 |
lot of things to | 3 |
and the elf and | 3 |
as if they were | 3 |
the way to the | 3 |
by the side of | 3 |
out of the window | 3 |
when the hay is | 3 |
in the middle of | 3 |
you in the spring | 3 |
one after the other | 3 |
months of the year | 3 |
and then we all | 3 |
at the end of | 3 |
and one of them | 3 |
like to know what | 3 |
and the elf always | 3 |
when we think of | 3 |
it was a great | 3 |
we go to the | 3 |
to look for them | 3 |
be confessed that the | 3 |
to be a farmer | 3 |
this time that the | 3 |
is going to be | 3 |
and put it on | 3 |
the shelter of the | 3 |
a small white hillock | 3 |
and the elf are | 3 |
he thought he would | 3 |
time that the blackbird | 3 |
to spend the winter | 3 |
a lot of things | 3 |
the blackbird could not | 3 |
and as soon as | 3 |
can you believe it | 3 |
i told you in | 3 |
as if he were | 3 |
and the elf love | 3 |
were to be seen | 3 |
at the same time | 3 |
was not a little | 3 |
it is time to | 3 |
over the top of | 3 |
he was afraid that | 3 |
the other side of | 3 |
told you in the | 3 |
as soon as we | 3 |
it on the top | 3 |
to the woods we | 3 |
in a tone of | 3 |
day the blackbird had | 3 |
early in the spring | 3 |
and he was very | 3 |
end of chirp the | 3 |
on a small white | 3 |
for a few moments | 3 |
soon as we hear | 2 |
down to the ground | 2 |
falling on all sides | 2 |
under the old porch | 2 |
do not know if | 2 |
he became aware of | 2 |
passed over one or | 2 |
as soon as they | 2 |
we think of spring | 2 |
eager little faces would | 2 |
the branch of a | 2 |
all three of us | 2 |
tea out of doors | 2 |
on the very top | 2 |
some people call them | 2 |
of the window and | 2 |
a tone of surprise | 2 |
about this time that | 2 |
to tell each other | 2 |
swallows are most curious | 2 |
know what i am | 2 |
the side of the | 2 |
little cold droppings seemed | 2 |
come into the field | 2 |
the sheep are all | 2 |
branch on the lime | 2 |
if it were not | 2 |
in some parts of | 2 |
bushes by the bay | 2 |
flew off to the | 2 |
never builds a nest | 2 |
the sheep in the | 2 |
became aware of a | 2 |
in the evergreen bush | 2 |
a few of the | 2 |
the flowers of the | 2 |
parts of the country | 2 |
is very pleasant to | 2 |
towards the end of | 2 |
wash the sheep in | 2 |
few moments of silence | 2 |
gables of the old | 2 |
to his favourite branch | 2 |
he was not a | 2 |
to know what i | 2 |
do we gather into | 2 |
from the window and | 2 |
heard in the land | 2 |
and away we go | 2 |
favourite branch on the | 2 |
is great fun to | 2 |
front of the old | 2 |
this was a secret | 2 |
window where two eager | 2 |
there are no leaves | 2 |
when we go to | 2 |
then by a long | 2 |
the twelve months of | 2 |
after all it was | 2 |
little boys and girls | 2 |
old friend the rook | 2 |
we all know that | 2 |
each side of the | 2 |
it was only a | 2 |
and it was not | 2 |
the exception of the | 2 |
lots and lots of | 2 |
with a picture for | 2 |
bay window and sang | 2 |
to go to bed | 2 |
pursue him wherever he | 2 |
not very far off | 2 |
tree in the orchard | 2 |
very early in the | 2 |
the bottom of the | 2 |
what i told you | 2 |
at the bottom of | 2 |
he did not feel | 2 |
the fields in summer | 2 |
a secret corner to | 2 |
comes the imp and | 2 |
way to the woods | 2 |
birds repaired at eventide | 2 |
blackbird on a small | 2 |
october comes they assemble | 2 |
on the branch of | 2 |
along the edge of | 2 |
wonder if you know | 2 |
after a few moments | 2 |
the last bunch of | 2 |
and that they are | 2 |
to pursue him wherever | 2 |
to say nothing of | 2 |
the little boy with | 2 |
the very top of | 2 |
when october comes they | 2 |
as fast as they | 2 |
often too hot to | 2 |
and in and out | 2 |
is time to gather | 2 |
and the elf sit | 2 |
farmers wash the sheep | 2 |
to the woods in | 2 |
in her white frock | 2 |
rose in the air | 2 |
what do you think | 2 |
the top of a | 2 |
he and his wife | 2 |
friends willie and alice | 2 |
quite late into the | 2 |
here and there by | 2 |
it out of the | 2 |
we do not like | 2 |
berries will be poorish | 2 |
not to speak of | 2 |
then we come to | 2 |
he had not been | 2 |
that some of the | 2 |
it was a little | 2 |
he did so he | 2 |
just as if he | 2 |
might find out what | 2 |
it is very pleasant | 2 |
noticed a most unusual | 2 |
one of the eggs | 2 |
now the weather is | 2 |
to enable us to | 2 |
at least so thought | 2 |
it on the ground | 2 |
and then we hear | 2 |
on the bough above | 2 |
a picture for each | 2 |
and then came a | 2 |
and then the old | 2 |
been there very long | 2 |
and it was some | 2 |
when the sun is | 2 |
heart summer trips away | 2 |
their young ones would | 2 |
you are in the | 2 |
the glory of the | 2 |
that he is going | 2 |
by the bay window | 2 |
on the way to | 2 |
he could not help | 2 |
that after all it | 2 |
in another moment the | 2 |
found his way to | 2 |
we hear the cuckoo | 2 |
the crocuses and snow | 2 |
the snow of the | 2 |
of the house and | 2 |
last of the strawberries | 2 |
it is true that | 2 |
picture for each month | 2 |
out on the lawn | 2 |
and summer and winter | 2 |
long avenue of lime | 2 |
cuckoo is a welcome | 2 |
the elf always picks | 2 |
the hay is cut | 2 |
that his young ones | 2 |
we will be jolly | 2 |
curious and interesting creatures | 2 |
fun to watch them | 2 |
going to be a | 2 |
with a shrill cry | 2 |
am to do for | 2 |
and some of the | 2 |
sat on her nest | 2 |
here and there from | 2 |
the two friends flew | 2 |
be poorish eating day | 2 |
the red and white | 2 |
and the sound of | 2 |
no nurse to look | 2 |
we gather into barns | 2 |
what i am to | 2 |
faces would be watching | 2 |
was afraid that nanny | 2 |
is a welcome sound | 2 |
there are plenty of | 2 |
over one or two | 2 |
fast as they can | 2 |
it so happened that | 2 |
first introduced to him | 2 |
great fun to watch | 2 |
would be watching for | 2 |
the old bay window | 2 |
say nothing of the | 2 |
of the three happenings | 2 |
at the back of | 2 |
in front of the | 2 |
it were not for | 2 |
he alighted on a | 2 |
seemed to pursue him | 2 |
a long avenue of | 2 |
corner to which the | 2 |
was a secret corner | 2 |
very far from the | 2 |
little faces would be | 2 |
little friends willie and | 2 |
some time before the | 2 |
be watching for him | 2 |
is covered with snow | 2 |
for the sake of | 2 |
the elf and i | 2 |
so he thought he | 2 |
it is very good | 2 |
we go through the | 2 |
all it was only | 2 |
we were first introduced | 2 |
he perched one morning | 2 |
hopping and frisking about | 2 |
of the singing of | 2 |
with the exception of | 2 |
eating day after day | 2 |
window and sang a | 2 |
at this moment willie | 2 |
was falling on all | 2 |
the beginning of the | 2 |
the trees in the | 2 |
was only a dream | 2 |
perched one morning on | 2 |
the following day the | 2 |
was some time before | 2 |
and that is the | 2 |
as he perched one | 2 |
the blackbird noticed a | 2 |
cut and tossed and | 2 |
from under the old | 2 |
have taught me the | 2 |
a remarkably fine young | 2 |
branches of the trees | 2 |
and now that the | 2 |
spring and summer and | 2 |
the bay window and | 2 |
by a long avenue | 2 |
wood behind which the | 2 |
put them into the | 2 |
him wherever he went | 2 |
tell you about the | 2 |
in the fields in | 2 |
this is a very | 2 |
now that the leaves | 2 |
and then they come | 2 |
there had been no | 2 |
their eggs in the | 2 |
for imps and elves | 2 |
he had never noticed | 2 |
a welcome sound to | 2 |
and with no small | 2 |
do you remember the | 2 |
find that after all | 2 |
it is great fun | 2 |
at the sight of | 2 |
and tossed and dried | 2 |
is just like a | 2 |
adapted to northern latitudes | 2 |
the nest in the | 2 |
and sang a song | 2 |
the blackbird happened to | 2 |
i wonder if you | 2 |
find out what they | 2 |
of the little boy | 2 |
a long time ago | 2 |
to see the little | 2 |
find the tracks of | 2 |
the forests for firewood | 2 |
a few moments of | 2 |
and then one day | 2 |
one or two snow | 2 |
to look after them | 2 |
the back of the | 2 |
of a certain bay | 2 |
tea in the hay | 2 |
flat on the ground | 2 |
which the birds repaired | 2 |
the west side of | 2 |
the little cold droppings | 2 |
on the ground and | 2 |
that he had been | 2 |
he flew off to | 2 |
swiftly passed over one | 2 |
are most curious and | 2 |
blackbird noticed a most | 2 |
one day the blackbird | 2 |
for a long time | 2 |
welcome sound to every | 2 |
where two eager little | 2 |
of cuckoo is a | 2 |
nanny might find out | 2 |
regretted the fall of | 2 |
west side of the | 2 |
cold droppings seemed to | 2 |
poorish eating day after | 2 |
other side of the | 2 |
will be poorish eating | 2 |
certain bay window where | 2 |
out of the nest | 2 |
of hay over the | 2 |
and that is a | 2 |
and the elf says | 2 |
off to the laurel | 2 |
following day the blackbird | 2 |
not so very far | 2 |
twelve months of the | 2 |
i am to do | 2 |
and when we think | 2 |
it was some time | 2 |
it is just like | 2 |
out what they were | 2 |
they had been so | 2 |
time of the singing | 2 |
the colour of the | 2 |
to hear the cuckoo | 2 |
the blackbird had a | 2 |
nurse to look after | 2 |
afraid that nanny might | 2 |
to find out when | 2 |
could not help feeling | 2 |
knew of a certain | 2 |
two eager little faces | 2 |
and there was a | 2 |
he knew of a | 2 |
voice of the turtle | 2 |
in all the world | 2 |
my dear little friend | 2 |
as the imp and | 2 |
the singing of birds | 2 |
and then as the | 2 |
and then they throw | 2 |
what they were doing | 2 |
were first introduced to | 2 |
the white and yellow | 2 |
home from the fields | 2 |
the sweet ones in | 2 |
the leaves are falling | 2 |
the voice of the | 2 |
nor do we gather | 2 |
wall near the stables | 2 |
the blackbird on a | 2 |
shelter of the ivy | 2 |
side of the house | 2 |
thought that never before | 2 |
behind which the sun | 2 |
the sake of his | 2 |
most curious and interesting | 2 |
the leaves on the | 2 |
into the air and | 2 |
some parts of the | 2 |
lay their eggs in | 2 |
the blackbird had his | 2 |
the swallows are most | 2 |
to find that after | 2 |
by the time he | 2 |
to the forests for | 2 |
have a good look | 2 |
the birds repaired at | 2 |
do not know any | 2 |
a certain bay window | 2 |
droppings seemed to pursue | 2 |
we think of summer | 2 |
of all the year | 2 |
soon as they are | 2 |
the elf put the | 2 |
looked very fresh and | 2 |
is a very pleasant | 2 |
of the old house | 2 |
so as not to | 2 |
thought he would just | 2 |
the time he had | 2 |
all the other birds | 2 |
about the same time | 2 |
tossed and dried and | 2 |
he could not imagine | 2 |
remember what i told | 2 |
was a good deal | 2 |
were just beginning to | 2 |
sound to every one | 2 |
mown hay was falling | 2 |
where we were first | 2 |
occurred to him that | 2 |
bay window where two | 2 |
confessed that the blackbird | 2 |
it was with a | 2 |
it occurred to him | 2 |
all the spring signs | 2 |
nest in the evergreen | 2 |
and it is not | 2 |
hay was falling on | 2 |
his favourite branch on | 2 |
go to the woods | 2 |
and then by a | 2 |
the farmers wash the | 2 |
forward to in the | 2 |
you remember what i | 2 |
to which the birds | 2 |
that nanny might find | 2 |
see them in the | 2 |
one morning on the | 2 |
it is covered with | 2 |
alighted for a moment | 2 |
cried the little boy | 2 |
secret corner to which | 2 |