quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
that is to say	15
of the two sexes	14
early english books online	12
the most part of	11
after the same manner	10
the country of betty	9
as well as the	9
on the other hand	9
there is nothing but	8
as if they had	8
that there is no	8
the nature of the	7
is not to be	7
as well as we	7
at the same time	7
so much the more	6
in the same manner	6
for the love of	6
is one of the	6
and that it is	6
the priests of pan	6
the present state of	6
there is not any	6
represented either as utf	6
that there is nothing	6
that they are not	6
most part of men	6
characters represented either as	6
that love the lord	5
is not at all	5
if they had been	5
the church of england	5
on the other side	5
love the lord jesus	5
woman as good as	5
there is nothing more	5
the woman as good	5
there are a great	5
the law of nature	5
to all those that	5
as good as the	5
lord jesus in sincerity	5
than that of the	5
well as the other	5
are a great many	5
good as the man	5
those that love the	5
ought not to be	5
the lord jesus in	5
on the one hand	5
the people of betty	5
as soon as they	4
in the beginning of	4
in the world to	4
one of the most	4
present state of betty	4
capable of the same	4
the beginning of the	4
to those who have	4
in a short time	4
the one as well	4
of the inhabitants of	4
of the church of	4
the knowledge of our	4
for the most part	4
we are obliged to	4
exclamation to all those	4
that both sexes are	4
and that they are	4
in the mean time	4
in all the country	4
which she may have	4
that they have not	4
the greatest part of	4
of the priests of	4
those who have the	4
there is need of	4
knowledge of our selves	4
betwixt the two sexes	4
in the time of	4
the husbandmen of betty	4
at the angel in	4
of all sorts of	4
all those that love	4
which they have of	4
they have not the	4
an exclamation to all	4
it is no wonder	4
that can be made	4
have a mind to	4
one as well as	4
not meet qa standards	3
and that there are	3
by a dutiful son	3
between and available in	3
quantities of textual data	3
converting tcp files to	3
proofread for accuracy and	3
is available for reuse	3
by converting tcp files	3
to the early english	3
or corrected and characters	3
work was chosen if	3
the work described above	3
habitations of the syrens	3
were encoded and linked	3
out by editorial teams	3
in english were prioritized	3
and available in eebo	3
that we ought to	3
with changes to facilitate	3
that in all likelihood	3
the case of the	3
large quantities of textual	3
there was a compelling	3
support to the early	3
created by converting tcp	3
this phase i text	3
the encoding was enhanced	3
as illegible were corrected	3
accordance with level of	3
edition of the work	3
page images in accordance	3
released into the public	3
at by a tcp	3
corrected where possible up	3
be made about the	3
i text is available	3
true nature of the	3
been looked at by	3
by a tcp editor	3
and some readable characters	3
the filling in of	3
attribution is given to	3
new cambridge bibliography of	3
encoded as gap s	3
published by proquest via	3
by the institutions providing	3
carried out by editorial	3
project have been released	3
some readable characters will	3
or elements to simplify	3
ought to be placed	3
in the world that	3
of instances per text	3
iv tiff page images	3
phase of the project	3
the process of creating	3
whole country of betty	3
remain and some readable	3
a partnership between the	3
for keying and markup	3
any assumptions that can	3
intended to range over	3
characters will be marked	3
have been released into	3
to which is added	3
from proquest page images	3
was enhanced and or	3
proquest via their early	3
by an ingenious person	3
lascivious and prophane verses	3
how it is that	3
understand the nature of	3
of gaps by user	3
of any thing else	3
image sets published by	3
were sent to external	3
those who have less	3
when they come to	3
tei in libraries guidelines	3
the text creation partnership	3
online text creation partnership	3
and encoded edition of	3
based on the new	3
the texts have been	3
they have no share	3
files to tei p	3
of the work described	3
to the keyers to	3
use these texts for	3
of tcp data is	3
transformed into placeholder characters	3
will remain and some	3
michigan and oxford and	3
print record of the	3
into the public domain	3
the image sets published	3
p using tcp tei	3
as if it had	3
level of the tei	3
remaining illegibles were encoded	3
an apology written by	3
written originally in french	3
the custom of the	3
therefore chose to create	3
their early english books	3
teams in oxford and	3
chosen if there was	3
domain as of january	3
there is not a	3
and use these texts	3
issued variously as sgml	3
they have a mind	3
bear in mind that	3
the general aim of	3
one and the same	3
was chosen if there	3
described above is co	3
equality of the two	3
is a vain thing	3
as if she had	3
is to encode one	3
publisher proquest to create	3
be marked as illegible	3
one of the priests	3
returned to the keyers	3
tcp assigned for keying	3
texts were encoded and	3
to the prejudice of	3
tcp is to encode	3
mind that in all	3
markup reviewed and edited	3
illegible were corrected where	3
be aware of the	3
works in other languages	3
and therefore chose to	3
by university of nebraska	3
to produce large quantities	3
request that due credit	3
characters or elements to	3
project restraints of time	3
produce large quantities of	3
and oxford and the	3
they are generally very	3
external keying companies for	3
the print record of	3
for an anonymous work	3
a great deal of	3
is a partnership between	3
the overall quality of	3
sets were sent to	3
books online text creation	3
the habitations of the	3
understanding these processes should	3
the public domain as	3
there is but one	3
were returned to the	3
processes should make clear	3
record of the period	3
instances will never have	3
they ought to be	3
guidelines are available at	3
there is no other	3
of the print record	3
of the state of	3
standards were returned to	3
to the disadvantage of	3
in of gaps by	3
works in english were	3
and attribution is given	3
accuracy and those which	3
ascii text with mnemonic	3
mainly structural encoding based	3
respectfully request that due	3
images in accordance with	3
unless it be that	3
looked at by a	3
sent to external keying	3
have no share in	3
meet qa standards were	3
editorial teams in oxford	3
goods of the body	3
a wide variety of	3
some errors will remain	3
was divided into two	3
based on the image	3
a works in english	3
constitution of the body	3
according to the terms	3
tcp aimed to produce	3
to range over a	3
while the overall quality	3
usual project restraints of	3
there is hardly a	3
transcription and basic encoding	3
text is available for	3
published between and available	3
reason to do so	3
text can be copied	3
on the new cambridge	3
structural encoding based on	3
of those who have	3
should be aware of	3
assumptions that can be	3
limit of instances per	3
to a limit of	3
english books online text	3
into the minds of	3
have been looked at	3
each text was proofread	3
for transcription and basic	3
data within the usual	3
general aim of eebo	3
companies for transcription and	3
in the country of	3
in oxford and michigan	3
given to their original	3
by proquest via their	3
now take and use	3
that they may be	3
texts for their own	3
the tei in libraries	3
to page images in	3
any remaining illegibles were	3
extent have been transformed	3
one of these gardens	3
for their own purposes	3
son of the church	3
a great deal more	3
first editions of a	3
such instances will never	3
and encoded texts based	3
in accordance with level	3
compelling reason to do	3
changes to facilitate morpho	3
if there was a	3
the prejudice of women	3
keyed and coded from	3
assurance was then carried	3
have been transformed into	3
users should bear in	3
aimed to produce large	3
gap elements of known	3
against an apology written	3
divided into two phases	3
we respectfully request that	3
of the project have	3
usually the first edition	3
at the sight of	3
the ignorance wherein they	3
creation partnership web site	3
the new cambridge bibliography	3
accurately transcribed and encoded	3
did not meet qa	3
range over a wide	3
to their original source	3
project was divided into	3
qa standards were returned	3
nature of the print	3
for accuracy and those	3
the equallity of both	3
or later edition of	3
to accuse them of	3
variety of subject areas	3
sometimes a second or	3
it is not so	3
the example of their	3
as if there were	3
was based on the	3
beginning of the world	3
been released into the	3
are eligible for inclusion	3
and linked to page	3
at the text creation	3
then carried out by	3
would not at all	3
keying and markup guidelines	3
the education which is	3
proquest to create accurately	3
textual data within the	3
by editorial teams in	3
characters marked as illegible	3
that if they had	3
there are a number	3
so mad as to	3
that due credit and	3
these processes should make	3
the conduct of men	3
as opposed to critical	3
the early english books	3
to encode one copy	3
dutiful son of the	3
a dutiful son of	3
have them to be	3
the inhabitants of betty	3
partnership between the universities	3
or tei g elements	3
unicode or tei g	3
to tei p using	3
assigned for keying and	3
keyers to be redone	3
the earl of danby	3
possible up to a	3
been transformed into placeholder	3
encoding based on the	3
r ocm this keyboarded	3
and that all the	3
how many are there	3
oxford and the publisher	3
can be made about	3
aware of the process	3
are not at all	3
linked to page images	3
will never have been	3
via their early english	3
equallity of both sexes	3
are a number of	3
this keyboarded and encoded	3
with level of the	3
processed by university of	3
coded from proquest page	3
was then carried out	3
unicode or text strings	3
universities of michigan and	3
wide variety of subject	3
text creation partnership web	3
of every monographic english	3
within the usual project	3
text strings within braces	3
the love of her	3
even for commercial purposes	3
of a works in	3
to reflect the true	3
if there were no	3
of textual data within	3
the texts were encoded	3
although there are a	3
to external keying companies	3
with mnemonic sdata character	3
in the northern parts	3
been issued variously as	3
then their works are	3
a number of works	3
and characters marked as	3
public domain as of	3
which is the cause	3
to create diplomatic transcriptions	3
the true nature of	3
tcp data is very	3
the equality of the	3
credit and attribution is	3
language title published between	3
placeholder characters or elements	3
texts created during phase	3
up to a limit	3
to which they are	3
encoded text transcribed from	3
custom of the country	3
was intended to range	3
reproduction of original in	3
to make use of	3
those which did not	3
a second or later	3
and sometimes a second	3
and markup reviewed and	3
illegibles were encoded as	3
data is very good	3
image sets were sent	3
the whole country of	3
text with mnemonic sdata	3
an infinite number of	3
opposed to critical editions	3
there ought to be	3
of the tei in	3
a limit of instances	3
the keyers to be	3
great benefactor to betty	3
institutions providing financial support	3
were corrected where possible	3
therefore of any assumptions	3
of works in other	3
where possible up to	3
create accurately transcribed and	3
the project have been	3
financial support to the	3
tcp files to tei	3
providing financial support to	3
quality assurance was then	3
it is a vain	3
selection was intended to	3
the usual project restraints	3
of a work was	3
text selection was based	3
into placeholder characters or	3
encoded edition of the	3
should bear in mind	3
the head of a	3
to simplify the filling	3
later edition of a	3
of the texts have	3
was a compelling reason	3
editions of a works	3
of each text was	3
available at the text	3
keying companies for transcription	3
the institutions providing financial	3
creating the tcp texts	3
is nothing but the	3
texts based on the	3
notably latin and welsh	3
the text encoding initiative	3
simplify the filling in	3
transcribed and encoded texts	3
between the universities of	3
but we respectfully request	3
made about the data	3
the goods of the	3
cambridge bibliography of english	3
keyboarded and encoded edition	3
and translated into english	3
title published between and	3
all without asking permission	3
can now take and	3
markup guidelines are available	3
pleasure in the world	3
text and markup reviewed	3
nature of the soyl	3
ocm this keyboarded and	3
mnemonic sdata character entities	3
they are in the	3
have been issued variously	3
over a wide variety	3
number of works in	3
education which is given	3
likelihood such instances will	3
the terms of creative	3
are available at the	3
some there are that	3
tcp project was divided	3
most part of those	3
were encoded as gap	3
which is the reason	3
the name of the	3
phase i text is	3
of original in the	3
which did not meet	3
of time and funding	3
it is to be	3
marked as illegible were	3
into english by a	3
sets published by proquest	3
the publisher proquest to	3
was proofread for accuracy	3
of any assumptions that	3
to the terms of	3
readable characters will be	3
that it hath been	3
based on the text	3
the conduct of their	3
should make clear that	3
in mind that in	3
and therefore of any	3
their works are eligible	3
a compelling reason to	3
owned by the institutions	3
of the process of	3
tei p using tcp	3
included and sometimes a	3
terms of creative commons	3
and those which did	3
these texts for their	3
restraints of time and	3
corrected and characters marked	3
the northern parts of	3
which is given them	3
known extent have been	3
of known extent have	3
works are eligible for	3
whichever is the greater	3
so that there is	3
parts of the country	3
encoded and linked to	3
to create accurately transcribed	3
reflect the true nature	3
and the publisher proquest	3
process of creating the	3
the universities of michigan	3
second or later edition	3
of creating the tcp	3
a work was chosen	3
take and use these	3
edition of a work	3
never have been looked	3
copies of the texts	3
of that which is	3
of the same things	3
if she had been	3
bibliography of english literature	3
selection was based on	3
estc r ocm this	3
all likelihood such instances	3
work described above is	3
is given to their	3
quality of tcp data	3
anyone can now take	3
suffer themselves to be	3
overall quality of tcp	3
and or corrected and	3
images scanned from microfilm	3
and how they are	3
gaps by user contributors	3
will be marked as	3
in all likelihood such	3
enhanced and or corrected	3
texts have been issued	3
chose to create diplomatic	3
and when they have	3
which makes me think	3
encoding was enhanced and	3
apology written by an	3
or text strings within	3
and coded from proquest	3
of michigan and oxford	3
created during phase of	3
errors will remain and	3
which we have of	3
text was proofread for	3
and markup guidelines are	3
encoded texts based on	3
tcp is a partnership	3
due credit and attribution	3
translated into english by	3
during phase of the	3
written by an ingenious	3
on the text encoding	3
both male and female	3
on the image sets	3
filling in of gaps	3
all the year long	3
elements to simplify the	3
the text can be	3
elements of known extent	3
users should be aware	3
or for an anonymous	3
they are not only	2
they are not so	2
us that we shall	2
vvomen be as capable	2
the whole region of	2
they that have no	2
that the most part	2
and that which is	2
too cunning for the	2
by the sight of	2
they were to be	2
they take care to	2
which of the two	2
the alterations to which	2
and prophane verses by	2
that a man had	2
what it is that	2
have been deprived thereof	2
was the reason that	2
who can hinder them	2
by the heat of	2
to put in practice	2
by the concourse of	2
come upon their land	2
she may have obtained	2
the happiness of the	2
the nature of these	2
the impressions of objects	2
both sexes written originally	2
men were accustomed to	2
to the consideration of	2
the whole art of	2
if they were in	2
jesus in sincerity against	2
was a very great	2
to which we are	2
at the place of	2
prophane verses by a	2
or virtuous men will	2
which they might have	2
to apply themselves to	2
of those who are	2
whole passion of love	2
originally in french and	2
wherein they are left	2
right to all that	2
as to what concerns	2
they submit to their	2
both the one and	2
the mind in all	2
you change the nature	2
with a reference to	2
the knowledge of truth	2
to that of a	2
have governed great states	2
to be placed in	2
small matter is enough	2
of the earl of	2
can you change the	2
of the soyl is	2
an effect of their	2
which we are obliged	2
to them as they	2
is the reason that	2
in some of them	2
and that we may	2
french and translated into	2
of the nature of	2
of the lord jesus	2
are capable of the	2
they are not at	2
as well as to	2
and that it hath	2
the state of the	2
of vice and vertue	2
in the name of	2
he was very young	2
admitted into the entertainments	2
when he was very	2
in the different conditions	2
is so far from	2
in respect of women	2
it is not to	2
with the most excellent	2
with the guilt of	2
in one of their	2
and at that time	2
case of the earl	2
here i cannot but	2
we may reckon the	2
there is such a	2
that no body can	2
and on the other	2
it is a natural	2
it is not at	2
the constitution of the	2
with the goods of	2
in the eyes of	2
not a word of	2
morality of jesus christ	2
clear and distinct notions	2
of the most curious	2
because they are not	2
there are some men	2
an examination of the	2
the experience of this	2
in the world in	2
soon as they are	2
it is enough to	2
in the knowledge of	2
we find our selves	2
husbandmen and one syren	2
it is not necessary	2
in another husbandmen and	2
to that of the	2
know the nature of	2
that they were not	2
for an effect of	2
no more to be	2
a great benefactor to	2
apology for that sort	2
as black as a	2
and that we are	2
that we should not	2
in the one as	2
several parts of the	2
and that we should	2
when we have once	2
no less capable than	2
all sorts of sciences	2
that all the world	2
to guard themselves against	2
any kind of apology	2
in the huntington library	2
they take of the	2
was that they believed	2
the whole passion of	2
made a shift to	2
apply themselves to study	2
that which may be	2
chiefest husbandmen in betty	2
least offence to religion	2
upon the authority of	2
it ought to be	2
into one of these	2
represent them to themselves	2
the greatest pleasure in	2
had been one of	2
thousand pound a year	2
especially in the northern	2
that they are as	2
the number of those	2
it is only the	2
vvomen ought not to	2
bred up in the	2
the morality of jesus	2
all their science is	2
a great many men	2
to the notions which	2
for that sort of	2
it self to the	2
a small matter is	2
is known by the	2
for want of having	2
are strong enough to	2
are in the world	2
as far as the	2
not to be found	2
of the other life	2
to know the nature	2
a venerable old man	2
for the conduct of	2
of the country of	2
to the advantage of	2
are no less capable	2
country where there are	2
country in the world	2
great deal of trouble	2
not so perfect as	2
the name of christ	2
the motions of the	2
in a council of	2
would not have been	2
as if he had	2
and peculiar to them	2
as if they were	2
natural philosophy and medicine	2
that they ought to	2
in the most part	2
there is no more	2
who was so mad	2
is a kind of	2
at all necessary to	2
impeachment of wast against	2
in the same place	2
the shepherds and shepherdesses	2
not at all necessary	2
a tail special is	2
a wing e estc	2
a very great benefactor	2
to do as they	2
in the first place	2
we have of them	2
that they who have	2
the husbandry of betty	2
no more difficulty to	2
the number of the	2
for many years together	2
ought more to be	2
women being no less	2
might seem the least	2
to communicate their thoughts	2
it seems to be	2
them to explain themselves	2
make any kind of	2
by and by comes	2
the sight of her	2
the difference of sexes	2
the end that they	2
in the use of	2
that there is a	2
for there is nothing	2
as they are at	2
into the entertainments of	2
thought it convenient to	2
to instruct them in	2
change the nature of	2
all the arguments of	2
more or less fit	2
which are so peculiar	2
him in a manner	2
by so much the	2
letter to a friend	2
about that which they	2
to the relation of	2
to vice and vertue	2
concourse of two persons	2
for so great a	2
happiness of the other	2
seem the least offence	2
were no sooner entred	2
the greek and roman	2
in whom it is	2
they are at present	2
not to be considered	2
in the midst of	2
in the way of	2
the advantages of the	2
is the most general	2
and that in the	2
all the places of	2
the nobler sort of	2
ought to be as	2
that vvomen are more	2
in the progress of	2
from the authority of	2
this which makes me	2
in sincerity against an	2
how many have there	2
summs of mony to	2
one for the other	2
takes one farm for	2
to the husbandry of	2
by reason of their	2
they know not what	2
if it applyed it	2
the place of execution	2
with a great deal	2
that ever were seen	2
ignorance wherein they are	2
the reason that the	2
that it is in	2
by the name of	2
if they should be	2
the minds of the	2
in the thought which	2
the two sexes have	2
to the example of	2
is remarkable in women	2
of the same nature	2
the air of the	2
are not able to	2
that there ought to	2
is wholly destructive to	2
have the reputation of	2
is nothing but false	2
with very large additions	2
great farmer in betty	2
the minds of men	2
cities in all betty	2
that women are naturally	2
the art of memory	2
when i come to	2
confirm themselves in the	2
as fast as they	2
wing e estc r	2
of apology for that	2
they ought more to	2
of the syrens charms	2
and for the love	2
inhabitants of this country	2
the subjects of their	2
to the manner of	2
men will superciliously forbid	2
sincerity against an apology	2
for you must know	2
this is that which	2
examination of the state	2
the midst of the	2
to the law of	2
all that which is	2
on a sudden we	2
that we have of	2
it is that they	2
that they are afraid	2
it their business to	2
advantages of the mind	2
to be put into	2
it is easie to	2
is the knowledge of	2
to the christian religion	2
there have been some	2
the places of the	2
that they have no	2
may be adduced against	2
will have them to	2
capable of doing much	2
we enquire into the	2
we were no sooner	2
wholly destructive to the	2
it is that we	2
that if a man	2
may be sufficient to	2
from the education which	2
destructive to the christian	2
her self in the	2
is so much the	2
because they have not	2
was so great a	2
to fall into the	2
are not so perfect	2
men take no notice	2
verses by a dutiful	2
virtuous men will superciliously	2
as capable as men	2
which they have to	2
as well as in	2
to make any kind	2
a sudden we heard	2
the angel in westminster	2
the use of the	2
at this day to	2
the opinion of the	2
that were not the	2
in a condition of	2
of the beauty of	2
there can be nothing	2
is this which makes	2
that there are many	2
by the study of	2
the study of natural	2
of the great and	2
in one of the	2
it a thing so	2
when once they are	2
state of the case	2
bring up their children	2
be as capable as	2
the knowledge of the	2
the one and other	2
it applyed it self	2
not be amiss to	2
in his old age	2
was so mad as	2
applyed it self to	2
to find out that	2
either the one or	2
made after the same	2
she had been one	2
not being able to	2
and by the same	2
authority in their hands	2
of the objects of	2
at the age of	2
there is no person	2
the authority in their	2
which they think to	2
common to them with	2
so peculiar to them	2
according to that of	2
in some part of	2
care is taken to	2
at all be necessary	2
that they say well	2
spare for no cost	2
make no more of	2
for the good of	2
enquire into the reason	2
but now and then	2
the door of the	2
the least offence to	2
that all women are	2
and it is not	2
under the shape of	2
in this state of	2
the two sexes is	2
there is great likely	2
as they are fit	2
they are no less	2
but to know the	2
to have no other	2
thing in the world	2
by and by the	2
no other way but	2
lived in the time	2
there is a god	2
poulain de la barre	2
a thing so difficult	2
as an effect of	2
that it is only	2
you a description of	2
all the country of	2
a quarter of an	2
whereof it is the	2
are at this day	2
because they have more	2
if they had never	2
the one for the	2
the nature of betty	2
the knowledge which we	2
her self to the	2
we are unjust to	2
to what concerns the	2
part of those who	2
husbandmen and two syrens	2
because that it hath	2
to put them in	2
thought which they have	2
qualities of the mind	2
sexes written originally in	2
vvomen are not so	2
of the case of	2
no where to be	2
of both sexes written	2
of all others in	2
who have the reputation	2
as there is in	2
the notions which they	2
head of a fly	2
for one of those	2
in the disposition of	2
and that there ought	2
of every idle word	2
that there are a	2
to find out the	2
if there be more	2
need of so much	2
original in the huntington	2
all that is necessary	2
printed for robert clavel	2
the history of the	2
together by the ears	2
in that part of	2
equally capable of the	2
that which makes that	2
it is ordinary with	2
a court of justice	2
farmer takes one farm	2
is it a thing	2
of which they have	2
an effect of the	2
a certain sort of	2
many have there been	2
a country where there	2
notions which they have	2
in the whole world	2
that it hath not	2
presented it self to	2
of their own sex	2
they make no more	2
e estc r ocm	2
were to be seen	2
wherein they have been	2
it is impossible to	2
which is a great	2
the chiefest husbandmen in	2
be seen in the	2
there would be no	2
of law and justice	2
the angel in cornhil	2
is more or less	2
quoth the sad shepherd	2
that of the poet	2
had like to have	2
that it had been	2
study of natural philosophy	2
to receive the same	2
hath alwayes been the	2
the rest of the	2
aptara keyed and coded	2
quarter of an hour	2
that which they have	2
as they had been	2
it is this which	2
that there is an	2
render useless all the	2
them more or less	2
that all our actions	2
that it is not	2
of a venerable old	2
of the law of	2
in mind of that	2
pretend to the advantage	2
you will have them	2
clear and distinct knowledges	2
name of the lord	2
it seems to me	2
the difference which is	2
understand what it is	2
when they were gone	2
a hundred times more	2
as would have made	2
which is not to	2
of good and evil	2
the law of convenience	2
it would not at	2
the shepherdesses of betty	2
the perswasion of the	2
you meet with a	2
effect of divine providence	2
and that there is	2
the same manner in	2
in french and translated	2
of men in society	2
which is one of	2
to them with us	2
the difference of the	2
and that they ought	2
to bring up their	2
be admitted into the	2
any part of the	2
according to the example	2
the impressions of sense	2
into the society of	2
kind of apology for	2
that we shall give	2
the fashion of the	2
to inform her self	2
the inhabitants of this	2
if we enquire into	2
for the safety of	2
greatest pleasure in the	2
put into the mouth	2
and by comes a	2
the objects of the	2
whole region of betty	2
we must not imagine	2
nothing in the world	2
no less famous than	2
that the young shepherdesses	2
or less fit for	2
the one or other	2
what it is to	2
the qualities of the	2
for the law of	2
are so peculiar to	2
made it their business	2
fashion of the country	2
are some of the	2
not at all be	2
and there is nothing	2
the concourse of two	2
the thought which they	2
is easie to be	2
of which they make	2
and at the angel	2
as well as men	2
and that if they	2
that it would be	2
yet some there are	2
that it is a	2
of the means to	2
if it had been	2
matter is enough to	2
which are peculiar to	2
and that they have	2
that of the two	2
ought to have no	2
if he had been	2
we are accustomed to	2
the reputation of being	2
as there is no	2
to be seen in	2
all the dispositions which	2