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trigram | frequency |
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i will not | 10 |
second folio misprints | 10 |
i am a | 8 |
i have a | 8 |
why do you | 7 |
you are a | 7 |
with all the | 6 |
i would not | 5 |
and let me | 5 |
i am not | 5 |
if you be | 5 |
that you are | 5 |
as you are | 5 |
you shall find | 4 |
i would have | 4 |
you might have | 4 |
you are welcom | 4 |
enter a servant | 4 |
the custom of | 4 |
i thank you | 4 |
you think fit | 4 |
to make her | 4 |
now you may | 4 |
i dare not | 4 |
i know not | 4 |
and if i | 4 |
that i am | 4 |
you are too | 4 |
i shall be | 4 |
and in that | 4 |
and if you | 4 |
i must not | 4 |
not to be | 4 |
to your service | 3 |
to you sir | 3 |
there is no | 3 |
with the hazard | 3 |
never see you | 3 |
at an oar | 3 |
if you please | 3 |
tug at an | 3 |
you shall not | 3 |
me thinks i | 3 |
you call this | 3 |
you shall know | 3 |
think well of | 3 |
you know the | 3 |
to no purpose | 3 |
i see you | 3 |
and a servant | 3 |
and from this | 3 |
i will be | 3 |
i have been | 3 |
here comes the | 3 |
in the world | 3 |
i have given | 3 |
to the governour | 3 |
you shall be | 3 |
what do you | 3 |
i am much | 3 |
you shall see | 3 |
what i was | 3 |
you are so | 3 |
i am confident | 3 |
i am made | 3 |
have made me | 3 |
you are not | 3 |
give me leave | 3 |
have i not | 3 |
i am afraid | 3 |
custom of the | 3 |
give him breath | 3 |
you do not | 3 |
did i not | 3 |
i am your | 3 |
this is the | 3 |
in this place | 3 |
if you will | 3 |
enter zabulon and | 3 |
no way to | 3 |
to see you | 3 |
when you have | 3 |
you have made | 3 |
you have a | 3 |
the lady of | 3 |
the hazard of | 3 |
should not be | 3 |
know not what | 3 |
why should he | 3 |
now am i | 3 |
to such a | 3 |
if i have | 3 |
i know my | 3 |
with such a | 3 |
you must not | 3 |
i come to | 3 |
a adds in | 3 |
if you were | 3 |
but that i | 3 |
ever to be | 3 |
for his sake | 3 |
and such a | 3 |
do you call | 3 |
it shall be | 3 |
of the country | 3 |
that i may | 2 |
adds in the | 2 |
after all this | 2 |
good and honest | 2 |
ready for the | 2 |
if he had | 2 |
for i know | 2 |
are a stranger | 2 |
she is so | 2 |
but to no | 2 |
since you are | 2 |
and with the | 2 |
have her maiden | 2 |
and you sir | 2 |
with as much | 2 |
i have heard | 2 |
to look upon | 2 |
for ever to | 2 |
must tell you | 2 |
and that which | 2 |
least i think | 2 |
what made you | 2 |
to redeem you | 2 |
could wish my | 2 |
you that are | 2 |
let it suffice | 2 |
and all that | 2 |
found the cause | 2 |
for being of | 2 |
i keep none | 2 |
but what i | 2 |
where are my | 2 |
i think so | 2 |
in the old | 2 |
do not mean | 2 |
i dye too | 2 |
well thought on | 2 |
that love you | 2 |
into a house | 2 |
i must confess | 2 |
i told you | 2 |
i am to | 2 |
and you shall | 2 |
me hear no | 2 |
and how that | 2 |
all the art | 2 |
and i will | 2 |
my self first | 2 |
it skills not | 2 |
you know me | 2 |
your youth and | 2 |
by my faith | 2 |
be not angry | 2 |
would not have | 2 |
must be satisfied | 2 |
but as a | 2 |
would i could | 2 |
joy i had | 2 |
and yet be | 2 |
persons represented in | 2 |
and though i | 2 |
i was born | 2 |
though yet i | 2 |
may be i | 2 |
me so much | 2 |
i have found | 2 |
from this place | 2 |
hour i am | 2 |
would rather ask | 2 |
i have too | 2 |
that he should | 2 |
be a man | 2 |
a pair of | 2 |
it may be | 2 |
say i love | 2 |
as if i | 2 |
but that this | 2 |
of my swoln | 2 |
and seek to | 2 |
you must be | 2 |
wait upon you | 2 |
he must have | 2 |
me from the | 2 |
i charge you | 2 |
of the fashion | 2 |
as you please | 2 |
use of any | 2 |
i fall then | 2 |
take your pleasure | 2 |
the hundred thousand | 2 |
enter rutilio and | 2 |
have told you | 2 |
of all my | 2 |
i now found | 2 |
but to a | 2 |
that i desire | 2 |
so much i | 2 |
upon my life | 2 |
i do beseech | 2 |
to the height | 2 |
i have it | 2 |
catch me in | 2 |
of all men | 2 |
never saw so | 2 |
you bear up | 2 |
any man of | 2 |
i wish it | 2 |
are like to | 2 |
thou art but | 2 |
as if he | 2 |
will not be | 2 |
think you have | 2 |
i not cause | 2 |
in whom i | 2 |
as you think | 2 |
arnoldo and rutilio | 2 |
and yet i | 2 |
to save her | 2 |
know my self | 2 |
i have told | 2 |
this is but | 2 |
is a woman | 2 |
and i am | 2 |
i must have | 2 |
is mine own | 2 |
years i have | 2 |
and only yours | 2 |
are too insolent | 2 |
a but to | 2 |
do i look | 2 |
of this place | 2 |
be your servant | 2 |
had been a | 2 |
will not long | 2 |
will you ask | 2 |
and in a | 2 |
we have none | 2 |
this age of | 2 |
with the body | 2 |
i doubt not | 2 |
a reason why | 2 |
long have sought | 2 |
i am able | 2 |
my son fell | 2 |
as a lover | 2 |
with what a | 2 |
will not lose | 2 |
let me hear | 2 |
rather ask a | 2 |
lady of the | 2 |
of the house | 2 |
any of your | 2 |
you are mine | 2 |
what will you | 2 |
am sure you | 2 |
have been so | 2 |
you make me | 2 |
was my prisoner | 2 |
more than a | 2 |
if you dare | 2 |
shall not be | 2 |
will call that | 2 |
by any means | 2 |
all i can | 2 |
i suffer for | 2 |
my brother now | 2 |
the use of | 2 |
now do i | 2 |
pick his bones | 2 |
the heads of | 2 |
my friends and | 2 |
you confess the | 2 |
my first love | 2 |
give me some | 2 |
she had been | 2 |
where all the | 2 |
the male stewes | 2 |
prologue for the | 2 |
that are a | 2 |
it is my | 2 |
state would rather | 2 |
for the first | 2 |
and of the | 2 |
manuel du sosa | 2 |
from any thing | 2 |
as if you | 2 |
look on the | 2 |
would i were | 2 |
be not too | 2 |
not worth the | 2 |
so please you | 2 |
and all this | 2 |
a omits and | 2 |
to have him | 2 |
at least i | 2 |
am a woman | 2 |
what would you | 2 |
beseech your honour | 2 |
have studied the | 2 |
i will live | 2 |
they would not | 2 |
yet i must | 2 |
do beseech your | 2 |
we can do | 2 |
seems you are | 2 |
kill a man | 2 |
in the margin | 2 |
you be a | 2 |
such a blessing | 2 |
to perform it | 2 |
o the devil | 2 |
which i will | 2 |
she that was | 2 |
of what you | 2 |
have i now | 2 |
you have it | 2 |
you have done | 2 |
what are these | 2 |
but for his | 2 |
of true sorrow | 2 |
of what he | 2 |
of all that | 2 |
not so sir | 2 |
i would give | 2 |
and let the | 2 |
as i find | 2 |
that i dare | 2 |
but a little | 2 |
something must be | 2 |
to know my | 2 |
why dost thou | 2 |
a man of | 2 |
me a hundred | 2 |
to betray your | 2 |
you do this | 2 |
was an english | 2 |
you will not | 2 |
to my private | 2 |
in a young | 2 |
i am of | 2 |
that hope i | 2 |
must be done | 2 |
you please to | 2 |
and my poor | 2 |
that as you | 2 |
i will descend | 2 |
being one of | 2 |
in the play | 2 |
you please sir | 2 |
nor will i | 2 |
see you bear | 2 |
nephew had been | 2 |
i had no | 2 |
there should be | 2 |
to help her | 2 |
have seen him | 2 |
hundred thousand crowns | 2 |
to what end | 2 |
to give you | 2 |
that may be | 2 |
you shall hear | 2 |
not that i | 2 |
the old lady | 2 |
are you a | 2 |
you are already | 2 |
i am no | 2 |
along with you | 2 |
to any thing | 2 |
am i now | 2 |
now found the | 2 |
see you more | 2 |
lost man else | 2 |
from the devil | 2 |
due to him | 2 |
there is a | 2 |
you have found | 2 |
zabulon and servants | 2 |
in their own | 2 |
for your self | 2 |
and tell your | 2 |
our only comfort | 2 |
to a son | 2 |
a continuation of | 2 |
not far off | 2 |
do not wonder | 2 |
once more i | 2 |
is a jew | 2 |
do not you | 2 |
and all my | 2 |
i love ye | 2 |
and i shall | 2 |
i fear some | 2 |
farewell for ever | 2 |
along with me | 2 |
my word given | 2 |
no avoiding it | 2 |
custom of this | 2 |
am able to | 2 |
this is a | 2 |
as a continuation | 2 |
me from this | 2 |
what i made | 2 |
till you shall | 2 |
thinks i see | 2 |
in that hope | 2 |
talk of that | 2 |
to help it | 2 |
me some wine | 2 |
were to be | 2 |
and tell her | 2 |
tell you what | 2 |
be not so | 2 |
though i confess | 2 |
and like a | 2 |
i tell you | 2 |
my private chamber | 2 |
if i were | 2 |
to marry her | 2 |
then if you | 2 |
perhaps i might | 2 |
i do not | 2 |
i give my | 2 |
i tell thee | 2 |
the art you | 2 |
what a sweet | 2 |
and shall be | 2 |
not cause to | 2 |
and by your | 2 |
for my self | 2 |
that i wish | 2 |
if there be | 2 |
a lofty trick | 2 |
would not be | 2 |
i might be | 2 |
that in my | 2 |
as you may | 2 |
not have you | 2 |
but you shall | 2 |
you would not | 2 |
of such a | 2 |
and when you | 2 |
the very same | 2 |
this stranger this | 2 |
this is no | 2 |
not mean to | 2 |
to find the | 2 |
not what to | 2 |
and he knows | 2 |
made you wandring | 2 |
of the male | 2 |
i have justice | 2 |
i have in | 2 |
is there no | 2 |
shall i see | 2 |
came but to | 2 |
speak with your | 2 |
must not be | 2 |
against my self | 2 |
me leave to | 2 |
i will so | 2 |
i am too | 2 |
nor am i | 2 |
if i should | 2 |
she is a | 2 |
i could wish | 2 |
that have a | 2 |
i have not | 2 |
you may handle | 2 |
represented in the | 2 |
would you have | 2 |
when they were | 2 |
at the door | 2 |
i am troubled | 2 |
art you have | 2 |
are a man | 2 |
and not to | 2 |
there was an | 2 |
that brought you | 2 |
ten to one | 2 |
have met with | 2 |
i am sure | 2 |
here in lisbon | 2 |
wait on you | 2 |
you mock me | 2 |
you need not | 2 |
comes the lady | 2 |
i will give | 2 |
it by my | 2 |
when ye are | 2 |
life thou hast | 2 |
you seem to | 2 |
a dainty wench | 2 |
what you please | 2 |
and so i | 2 |
my nephew had | 2 |
a lost man | 2 |
but a man | 2 |
were all the | 2 |
what shall i | 2 |
what are you | 2 |