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trigram	frequency
one of the	71
the age of	50
years of age	46
at this time	39
to have been	34
of his life	34
at the age	34
that he was	31
seems to have	29
of the most	28
the work of	27
he was a	27
the gentle craft	25
the life of	25
in order to	25
the time of	24
that he had	23
he began to	22
the end of	22
in which he	22
for a time	21
one of his	21
he had been	21
of his own	20
on the th	20
said to have	19
the th of	19
a man of	18
the story of	18
which he had	18
the house of	18
to be a	18
the author of	18
a number of	17
in his own	17
member of the	17
it was not	17
the name of	17
the old woman	17
a short time	17
at the time	17
time of his	16
as a shoemaker	16
of his death	16
when he was	16
was born at	15
to which he	15
the study of	15
author of the	15
is said to	15
in the year	14
a copy of	14
part of the	14
it may be	14
as soon as	14
he was not	14
the son of	14
and it was	14
he had no	14
the close of	14
on account of	14
in regard to	14
at the end	14
which he was	14
about this time	14
him in the	14
the following year	13
and began to	13
he did not	13
would have been	13
of his time	13
of the day	13
it was a	13
and in the	13
and thomas cooper	13
connection with the	13
he was sent	13
of the best	12
was one of	12
of the society	12
of the craft	12
the society of	12
the battle of	12
he went to	12
he could not	12
editor of the	12
the united states	12
in the world	12
history of the	12
as well as	11
history of england	11
the above works	11
receipt of the	11
of the price	11
of thomas cooper	11
the rest of	11
age of twenty	11
so that he	11
must have been	11
the publication of	11
for many years	11
him to the	11
fist the above	11
a member of	11
the friend of	11
on receipt of	11
sent by mail	11
he was born	11
of the church	11
it was the	11
the new testament	11
it must be	11
years of his	11
be sent by	11
of which he	11
the beginning of	11
was born in	11
sir cloudesley shovel	11
will be sent	10
in the same	10
in the city	10
of illustrious shoemakers	10
of his early	10
the hands of	10
who was a	10
of the first	10
the same time	10
of the world	10
the subject of	10
of the bible	10
this time he	10
the way of	10
works will be	10
in the midst	10
it is a	10
the first edition	10
writer in the	10
above works will	10
the death of	10
most of the	10
of the new	10
of a shoemaker	10
the midst of	10
of the last	10
to a shoemaker	10
account of his	10
to the work	10
in connection with	9
in the way	9
but it was	9
the shoemaker who	9
he had a	9
in the old	9
part of his	9
in the following	9
the whole of	9
the history of	9
the shoemaker of	9
if he had	9
many of the	9
of the gentle	9
the man who	9
on one occasion	9
appears to have	9
for several years	9
and of the	9
members of the	9
out of the	9
and for a	9
that he would	9
in one of	9
and was buried	9
at the close	9
the position of	9
not a little	9
of one of	9
himself to the	9
the means of	9
of the soul	9
more than a	9
was sent to	9
sons of crispin	9
of the following	9
society of friends	9
of the old	9
story of his	9
he seems to	9
led him to	9
of the shoemaker	9
to whom he	9
in his life	9
immortality of the	9
down to the	9
president of the	9
in which the	8
at that time	8
was the son	8
to the world	8
at the same	8
as to the	8
in the most	8
it was his	8
as a preacher	8
of the wesleyan	8
he was the	8
he was never	8
in the church	8
and he was	8
was a man	8
have been a	8
the church of	8
to go to	8
through the window	8
father was a	8
the use of	8
account of the	8
for he was	8
whom he had	8
had been a	8
he was in	8
life of a	8
purgatory of suicides	8
his time was	8
that he could	8
as a boy	8
translation of the	8
was a shoemaker	8
led to the	8
the service of	8
founder of the	8
in his day	8
be able to	8
of the life	8
had not been	8
for him to	8
that he might	8
was buried in	8
the fact that	8
in the house	7
and a half	7
th of march	7
him as a	7
in the trade	7
but he was	7
now and then	7
on his own	7
for a short	7
the habit of	7
him in his	7
in a few	7
to make a	7
was in the	7
was not a	7
as we have	7
it is not	7
beginning of the	7
a few years	7
of the town	7
he had to	7
of his first	7
sir john narborough	7
connected with the	7
to his last	7
of the family	7
it would be	7
in a short	7
two years after	7
he held for	7
that it was	7
life of thomas	7
on his return	7
crispin and crispianus	7
in he was	7
is one of	7
of the english	7
to read the	7
he is said	7
to an end	7
a place in	7
the cause of	7
and it is	7
end of the	7
of all the	7
his father was	7
in the habit	7
he was an	7
in early life	7
came to an	7
and when he	7
the character of	7
went to the	7
who had been	7
place in the	7
must be confessed	7
the editor of	7
soon as he	7
began to read	7
i did not	7
of the time	7
symbol fist the	7
in those days	7
for more than	7
went to live	7
year of his	7
of john pounds	7
the result of	7
such books as	7
the founder of	7
features of the	7
son of a	7
years after this	7
regard to the	7
not to be	7
to take the	7
and on the	7
in such a	7
at all events	7
the duke of	6
it is said	6
the day of	6
he was at	6
have done it	6
we have to	6
the office of	6
a writer in	6
of the young	6
the company of	6
lived in the	6
she was a	6
time he was	6
to his work	6
middle of the	6
the notice of	6
ye have done	6
to the study	6
a sort of	6
and his own	6
the old testament	6
the help of	6
had come to	6
lord mayor of	6
life of this	6
first edition of	6
of his day	6
should have been	6
in the new	6
use of the	6
of the great	6
gifts as a	6
the learned shoemaker	6
the care of	6
an account of	6
a series of	6
he and his	6
copy of the	6
close of his	6
up to the	6
his early life	6
when he had	6
to see the	6
story of the	6
men who have	6
to become a	6
henry michael buch	6
the middle of	6
was obliged to	6
and to have	6
pastor of the	6
the field of	6
the wesleyan methodists	6
it will be	6
of the greatest	6
sent to the	6
carey and his	6
to his own	6
a state of	6
cocke of westminster	6
for his own	6
of the people	6
and his friends	6
admiral of the	6
twenty years of	6
he has been	6
life he was	6
the trade of	6
life as a	6
as a man	6
by no means	6
to live at	6
made him a	6
and the first	6
to pay the	6
rest of the	6
to the house	6
presented to the	6
the immortality of	6
notes and queries	6
one of them	6
the foundation of	6
in this country	6
died and was	6
his friend mr	6
he would have	6
the issue of	6
him from the	6
work as a	6
on the table	6
a few weeks	6
ye cocke of	6
to go out	6
so far as	6
we have said	6
of the reformation	6
in the town	6
at one time	6
he came to	6
close of the	6
for the purpose	6
a man who	6
it was no	6
the gift of	6
a friend of	6
apprenticed to a	6
the thought of	6
of the gospel	6
for a year	6
a history of	6
of the house	6
in addition to	6
done it unto	6
his return to	5
the sign of	5
seems to be	5
no less than	5
a long time	5
that of a	5
in the fields	5
he tells us	5
days of the	5
he at once	5
of the utmost	5
and that he	5
he would not	5
his native town	5
of oriental languages	5
full of interest	5
his life he	5
he was able	5
the university of	5
sense of the	5
conferred on him	5
to the gentle	5
of him as	5
to find a	5
it appears that	5
the sale of	5
service to him	5
the purpose of	5
in his autobiography	5
the minds of	5
as he was	5
in the country	5
of which was	5
he had come	5
work of a	5
the translation of	5
of the american	5
following year he	5
in his mind	5
buried in the	5
spoken of as	5
for the most	5
in a state	5
in the matter	5
of the scriptures	5
the young shoemaker	5
of the year	5
in the united	5
during the last	5
the part of	5
the people of	5
and went to	5
of his poems	5
the members of	5
back to the	5
his life were	5
he had done	5
of his character	5
seen in the	5
many years he	5
he resolved to	5
he became a	5
this is the	5
known to the	5
he was obliged	5
the task of	5
it is the	5
were spent in	5
of his age	5
in the work	5
of the poor	5
sign of the	5
the purgatory of	5
to that of	5
of all his	5
to such a	5
a translation of	5
was the first	5
the writer of	5
he was so	5
to listen to	5
is to be	5
be confessed that	5
taken from the	5
of the famous	5
that of the	5
brother of the	5
the spirit of	5
a matter of	5
to have made	5
the heathen world	5
age of nineteen	5
my good woman	5
the most part	5
for a long	5
apprentice to a	5
before his death	5
the gospel of	5
the art of	5
john pounds was	5
to go on	5
in the village	5
had been in	5
up to london	5
in our list	5
as one of	5
the sons of	5
time he had	5
the direction of	5
three years of	5
and sat down	5
he died at	5
at the beginning	5
on the st	5
the natick cobbler	5
by means of	5
after this he	5
of those who	5
of the poets	5
the sight of	5
come to the	5
pity the blind	5
he speaks of	5
it was during	5
it is to	5
are said to	5
to his mind	5
that he should	5
i have no	5
the degree of	5
whom he was	5
the list of	5
and one of	5
there is a	5
the question of	5
a journeyman shoemaker	5
house of commons	5
was of the	5
good sense and	5
the writings of	5
seem to have	5
to account for	5
for a moment	5
as much as	5
of england and	5
during the day	5
on the part	5
which had been	5
i do not	5
to go and	5
of this kind	5
into his hands	5
to which the	5
by which his	5
shown in the	5
life and work	5
live for god	5
he had the	5
in his pocket	5
about a year	5
a few days	5
sir walter scott	5
the pious cobbler	5
history of booksellers	5
a life of	5
there is no	5
by dint of	5
from the time	5
ought to be	5
on with his	5
years he was	5
the old man	5
as he could	5
from the age	5
a friend to	5
he had not	5
the souters of	5
he found it	5
to give him	5
like that of	5
the poor shoemaker	5
a stop to	5
the d of	5
such was the	5
sale of books	5
of the rev	5
version of the	5
him and his	5
only a few	5
had made a	5
is full of	5
until he was	5
the most eminent	5
the charge of	5
edition of the	5
and when the	5
where he had	5
condition of the	5
the last century	5
is that of	5
six or seven	5
of the same	5
some of the	5
of some of	5
lives of the	5
large number of	5
in the streets	5
the little one	5
be seen in	5
of the united	5
he was one	5
as that of	5
put a stop	5
by the window	5
such as the	5
souters of selkirk	5
memoirs and confessions	5
him to a	5
could not have	5
like many another	5
day of his	5
for the use	5
and the other	5
he must have	5
to be the	5
he was then	5
i have been	5
half a crown	4
in the hands	4
him with the	4
the laws of	4
little old man	4
he had ever	4
as he had	4
in the locality	4
fame as a	4
to make his	4
it is hard	4
of the state	4
in all probability	4
in the history	4
nothing could be	4
a visit to	4
hands of the	4
way in which	4
to the public	4
the doctrine of	4
from his own	4
be regarded as	4
for a few	4
of his brethren	4
to reside in	4
the satisfaction of	4
the best of	4
going on with	4
of reading and	4
when it was	4
i was a	4
the city of	4
the quaker poet	4
of the king	4
who was born	4
to bear the	4
work of preaching	4
men of the	4
a means of	4
than that of	4
him for his	4
soon as the	4
of the week	4
and his wife	4
as the author	4
speaking of the	4
the existence of	4
the wants of	4
of the page	4
a large number	4
midst of which	4
him into the	4
he was bound	4
the effects of	4
the hand of	4
poet of temperance	4
of this time	4
of such a	4
was held by	4
too much for	4
the long list	4
the conduct of	4
to the poor	4
to take him	4
period of his	4
a brother of	4
patron saints of	4
in prose and	4
speaks of him	4
he was no	4
given in the	4
a collection of	4
life of samuel	4
men in his	4
the amount of	4
but he had	4
he returned to	4
the duties of	4
the languages of	4
of whom were	4
as it seemed	4
taste of the	4
in the neighborhood	4
of his best	4
in behalf of	4
list of his	4
in the open	4
none the less	4
was published in	4
of the london	4
been in the	4
become a preacher	4
i had no	4
publication of his	4
position of a	4
of the kind	4
the formation of	4
in his position	4
essay on the	4
we shall see	4
to do something	4
and for the	4
sutor ultra crepidam	4
commentary on luke	4
not have been	4
of a friend	4
the works of	4
was wont to	4
the woman was	4
cloudesley shovel was	4
in front of	4
of the death	4
of a very	4
a piece of	4
i had been	4
he met with	4
as it is	4
of a man	4
know how to	4
his faith in	4
the influence of	4
worked as a	4
means by which	4
for two years	4
have been in	4
to his old	4
to put a	4
was to be	4
to leave the	4
led to his	4
it would have	4
by the hand	4
saved him from	4
to meet the	4
as a master	4
gave up his	4
the materials for	4
to have had	4
him in a	4
out on a	4
of george fox	4
of his fellow	4
not only to	4
mayor of london	4
as he sat	4
food and clothing	4
employed as a	4
before he could	4
came to the	4
it is true	4
pious cobbler of	4
not content with	4
the following note	4
but they were	4
a shoemaker at	4
it is impossible	4
and mystery of	4
his connection with	4
within a few	4
a good deal	4
until he had	4
man who was	4
as a token	4
the awl and	4
on the other	4
is interesting to	4
birth and childhood	4
gavest me no	4
to the close	4
that he must	4
to join the	4
work in the	4
died at the	4
to the king	4
was a very	4
only a cobbler	4
trade of a	4
fifteen years of	4
he began the	4
by one of	4
a token of	4
of the leading	4
a young man	4
which led to	4
duties of the	4
he went back	4
an opportunity of	4
the benefit of	4
author of a	4
was so much	4
i am not	4
into the hands	4
has been made	4
they were not	4
of his apprenticeship	4
the apostle of	4
said to him	4
and as his	4
does not seem	4
for some time	4
his fame as	4
of his father	4
list of illustrious	4
up in the	4
of his friend	4
yet it was	4
a volume of	4
in the hope	4
the means by	4
entertaining history of	4
in answer to	4
founder of this	4
his old friend	4
i went to	4
which i had	4
of success in	4
returned to the	4
death of his	4
out of his	4
the reputation of	4
in all his	4
four years of	4
for the sake	4
to the same	4
of the spirit	4
the churchyard of	4
he might be	4
an old man	4
in his work	4
house of a	4
to tell of	4
to live for	4
in need of	4
speaks of his	4
a shoemaker in	4
the wesleyan conference	4
of the very	4
was in his	4
the captain of	4
for this purpose	4
at the battle	4
of his youthful	4
work of the	4
secretary of the	4
to the grave	4
the top of	4
the inhabitants of	4
idea of the	4
son of crispin	4
twelve years of	4
history of this	4
it on the	4
first of all	4
for he had	4
that he often	4
acquainted with the	4
his rare gifts	4
in at the	4
put on the	4
name in the	4
had to endure	4
the young poet	4
began to attend	4
the effect of	4
on the d	4
laid the foundation	4
in consequence of	4
he was made	4
sat down to	4
was ordered to	4
in the middle	4
to the cause	4
after he had	4
in his native	4
will be done	4
be a shoemaker	4
for the first	4
he became an	4
affairs of the	4
with his father	4
no wonder that	4
of the men	4
thirteen years of	4
the world of	4
as a poet	4
who had the	4
went to bed	4
as a speaker	4
to say that	4
the lives of	4
in his hand	4
sons of shoemakers	4
the same way	4
in a little	4
merits as a	4
of his friends	4
a variety of	4
was a member	4
to this day	4
during the first	4
on the subject	4
of the muses	4
the names of	4
side by side	4
the first of	4
his death in	4
known as the	4
memoir of john	4
his father and	4
called to be	4
the condition of	4
this good man	4
thou gavest me	4
and had to	4
the chair of	4
in his way	4
the sake of	4
he had received	4
were very numerous	4
new testament in	4
age of fifteen	4
the pastorate of	4
the reign of	4
the wesleyan society	4
sir christopher myngs	4
year he was	4
in the first	4
professor of oriental	4
him at the	4
was not long	4
left in the	4
there was no	4
was a poor	4
of this sketch	4
and work of	4
him for a	4
is impossible to	4
and if he	4
of the bengali	4
office he held	4
one or two	4
he could never	4
and had been	4
found that he	4
in his journal	4
introduction to the	4
men of his	4
in favor of	4
the scenes of	4
as the first	4
to hear the	4
by this time	4
with the utmost	4
went up to	4
boots and shoes	4
he had now	4
as a writer	4
for seven years	4
to devote himself	4
to learn the	4
member of congress	4
that in a	4
moral and religious	4
to the good	4
sat at work	4
of the night	4
to speak of	4
the more he	4
in order that	4
the reading of	4
the meetings of	4
the temple of	4
in which i	4
many of them	4
he took the	4
greater part of	4
of the baptist	4
but it is	4
of the royal	4
that he is	4
of these saints	4
temple of the	4
to attend the	4
esteem in which	4
of this class	4
he used to	4
of the two	4
eight years of	4
went back to	4
the value of	4
for want of	4
to convey the	4
the account of	4
stick to his	4
the remainder of	4
influence of the	4
and the little	4
much of his	4
the expense of	4
the greater part	4
of the city	4
it is interesting	4
of his thoughts	4
given to the	3
i endeavor to	3
the blessings of	3
preacher of the	3
the board of	3
and the old	3
was about to	3
in the life	3
this he did	3
best book of	3
he betook himself	3
art and mystery	3
of his former	3
seven years of	3
fell into his	3
for the ministry	3
a very important	3
to devote his	3
the least of	3
who reared his	3
he does not	3
under the title	3
and having been	3
goes on to	3
on the wesleyan	3
after the fashion	3
in that city	3
of the parish	3
he wrote a	3
seem to be	3
account for the	3
connection with this	3
front of his	3
the lips of	3
with such a	3
by his neighbors	3
th of january	3
on him the	3
which appeared in	3
take the little	3
and make the	3
as far as	3
delightful history of	3
was buried at	3
library for the	3
he went on	3
to be in	3
songsters of the	3
i assure you	3
the manager of	3
would never be	3
to the door	3
of the heavenly	3
these my brethren	3
went down to	3
such an extent	3
of this good	3
of the next	3
was at the	3
in a letter	3
out of my	3
kindness to his	3
fellow of the	3
his father in	3
some of them	3
to preach the	3
read about the	3
field of literature	3
and charles wesley	3
with the work	3
after he was	3
double task of	3
sum of money	3
the followers of	3
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john narborough was	3
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story we have	3
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the leisure hour	3
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the pious and	3
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them with the	3
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his own words	3
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he said to	3
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a poor shoemaker	3
any one else	3
life of dr	3
of eminent englishmen	3
bag full of	3
the city hall	3
time during the	3
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short time to	3
nineteen years of	3
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age of seventy	3
th of october	3
of samuel bradburn	3
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his first wife	3
the way in	3
this time his	3
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in the university	3
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treasury of david	3
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the sixteenth century	3
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a century ago	3
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nightingale of the	3
before he had	3
a government pension	3
reputation of the	3
shoemaker who reared	3
author of crispin	3
the occasion of	3
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in the spring	3
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of his companions	3
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his return from	3
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voice from heaven	3
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the present century	3
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i am a	3
what he could	3
committee of the	3
escape the notice	3
of my poor	3
the need of	3
the education of	3
by this means	3
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his time between	3
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the year after	3
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of this country	3
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his own monument	3
the daughter of	3
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on the evidences	3
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to the other	3
he was about	3
of sir john	3
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cobbler stick to	3
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house of lords	3
his own account	3
management of the	3
life in london	3
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biographical history of	3
jochanan the shoemaker	3
my soul to	3
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saints of shoemakers	3
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unto one of	3
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of this period	3
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by the river	3
in the book	3
on a sunday	3
by robert young	3
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of his work	3
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it has been	3
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addition to this	3
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it unto one	3
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by the advice	3
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origin of the	3
ought to know	3
none of these	3
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on his way	3
hebrew and greek	3
in the character	3
shoemaker of norwich	3
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should be able	3
might have been	3
to make the	3
being allowed to	3
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to the end	3
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was followed by	3
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the south of	3
i was reading	3
all that is	3
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of which mr	3
the most important	3
was placed on	3
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he retired from	3
heard of the	3
the midland counties	3
knowledge of the	3
of an old	3
the head of	3
the great city	3
teacher of the	3
of greenwich hospital	3
his young heart	3
him of his	3
lost sight of	3
educated shoemaker who	3
in reply to	3
stood on the	3
we have no	3
of god and	3
first venture in	3
cobbler of alexandria	3
be willing to	3
the time when	3
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who could not	3
the power of	3
the rudiments of	3
into bengali and	3
enabled him to	3
the village shoemaker	3
more than twenty	3
life were spent	3
on to say	3
into the company	3
rabbi jochanan the	3
for this reason	3
a future state	3
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four years old	3
he removed to	3
a small volume	3
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fashion of the	3
it could be	3
his spare time	3
in stafford jail	3
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old man in	3
the church at	3
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parts of england	3
in the present	3
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cerdon of hudibras	3
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one years of	3
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if we may	3
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the good cause	3
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th of june	3
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shoemaker in the	3
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by the conference	3
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in later years	3
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of the trial	3
of men of	3
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a young woman	3
to improve himself	3
the nightingale of	3
him by his	3
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and usefulness which	3
christian church in	3
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the present day	3
book of days	3
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the words of	3
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to assist him	3
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no wish to	3
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alexander the great	3
that they have	3
was indebted to	3
as if he	3
editions of his	3
bengali and hindostani	3
in the direction	3
della cruscan school	3
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to the rank	3
he was always	3
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have been his	3
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the last twenty	3
the philanthropic shoemaker	3
success in life	3
the date of	3
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in the service	3
that at the	3
he was appointed	3
use of his	3
the working class	3
stool to the	3
the memory of	3
had the satisfaction	3
as ye have	3
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illustration the parson	3
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to the author	3
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we are told	3
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the english fleet	3
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he became so	3
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the principles of	3
men in the	3
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field of labor	3
the world and	3
all his spare	3
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the dark corner	3
he found himself	3
regarded as a	3
parish clerk and	3
book of illustrations	3
beginning of this	3
mayor of new	3
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the cobbler stick	3
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life of wesley	3
the facts given	3
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faith in divine	3
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baptist missionary society	3
in the family	3
for his ministry	3
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of funk wagnalls	3
we may judge	3
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his own early	3
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at another time	3
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ultra crepidam feliciter	3
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the young man	3
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the truth of	3
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in the formation	3
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he did his	3
as they are	3
let him go	3
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in his heart	3
could not afford	3
to his friends	3
of eminent men	3
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of his country	3
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than he was	3
the bible into	3
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of the sacred	3
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hundred years ago	3
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before he was	3
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his ministry in	3
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of his situation	3
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son of sorrow	3
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on the book	3
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a time he	3
the little old	3
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of the congregation	3
of the chief	3
men of this	3
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to them in	3
that he at	3
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of the author	3
about a dozen	3
in this way	3
the open air	3
to come and	3
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parts of the	3
to the church	3
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of the saints	3
the affairs of	3
language of the	3
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the london quarterly	3
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of the writings	3
friend of his	3
materials for the	3
he read about	3
on this subject	3
of christ and	3
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of the times	3
not a few	3
scenes of his	3
in vocal culture	3
than any one	3
of the early	3
of madame necker	3
during the whole	3
bengali new testament	3
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of the immortality	3
of the french	3
of the true	3
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age of forty	3
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the first time	3
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dictionary of biography	3
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he left the	3
his time in	3
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his friends in	3
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to men of	3
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with the methodists	3
while he was	3
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from whom he	3
service of the	3
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resolved to go	3
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to enable the	3
church of st	3
of his mind	3
he was very	3
the kindness of	3
dictionary of painters	3
of the cross	3
tells us that	3
to his friend	3
eighteen years of	3
the parson he	3
ludolph de jong	3
the character and	3
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his first published	3
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the interests of	3
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divided his time	3
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salon of madame	3
depended on his	3
to him in	3
scriptures in the	3
and the beginning	3
that i am	3
for his mother	3
all of which	3
in high street	3
him on the	3
bible into bengali	3
the free school	3
poets of the	3
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a few pence	3
father in the	3
crepidam feliciter ausus	3
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publications of funk	3
of the question	3
the committee of	3
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in the languages	3
to have given	3
hard work and	3
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back again to	2
his own home	2
of a methodist	2
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pleased with the	2
in the cause	2
young and old	2
he was compelled	2
of the lay	2
published by subscription	2
intends thee to	2
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the labors of	2
on a little	2
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that of john	2
to be told	2
were thrown into	2
at the old	2
and english lexicon	2
as he is	2
for his safety	2
king george iv	2
due to the	2
was anxious to	2
and the third	2
down his pen	2
with oil thou	2
this is not	2
learn to read	2
on arriving at	2
so many of	2
efforts of his	2
read the following	2
the authorized version	2
of translating the	2
we refer to	2
the advice of	2
life and letters	2
that some of	2
of thought and	2
of his most	2
the conclusion of	2
and its influence	2
these early years	2
succeeded in making	2
work by the	2
brought up in	2
and ciphering lessons	2
boys in the	2
the race of	2
are taken from	2
of the learned	2
visiting the drinking	2
so full of	2
acquaintance with the	2
gift of tongues	2
portion of a	2
electricity and magnetism	2
immateriality and immortality	2
they are of	2
who was willing	2
service to the	2
order to secure	2
worthy of the	2
having been one	2
went out with	2
some hundreds of	2
youngster by his	2
its first appearance	2
of a once	2
first attempts at	2
of the irish	2
early english dramatists	2
but for the	2
took off his	2
he passed by	2
took to writing	2
removed to london	2
intelligibly to my	2
who stood before	2
of those days	2
was never an	2
lent him books	2
of the hospital	2
the success of	2
great service to	2
being regarded as	2
the painting of	2
left his home	2
boy at sapiston	2
what i am	2
to be of	2
eve of the	2
a writer of	2
kindled a fire	2
speaks of the	2
it have been	2
is not of	2
a considerable sum	2
given for the	2
and notes by	2
referred to by	2
one of her	2
and joanna baillie	2
of sir walter	2
churchyard of st	2
in a fault	2
been able to	2
as a dyer	2
scriptures into bengali	2
and of which	2
the first thing	2
the children of	2
of having a	2
charge of sedition	2
written on his	2
for him as	2
to stir up	2
he proposed to	2
mother and the	2
men of mark	2
the kingdom of	2
had been called	2
on his recovery	2
brunt of the	2
burial of the	2
his friends had	2
a shop and	2
working single in	2
away from his	2
stood before kings	2
employ him in	2
oft cheat the	2
to read and	2
of which is	2
the visit of	2
all through life	2
welcome dawn of	2
henry crabb robinson	2
which bears his	2
a considerable share	2
to the service	2
is spoken of	2
of shoes was	2
made a fair	2
and for many	2
years before his	2
drink a cup	2
on which are	2
to our own	2
and the woman	2
government pension of	2
english bible translation	2
was about twelve	2
in the seventh	2
the knowledge of	2
be at once	2
in a certain	2
to preach in	2
first thought of	2
the little book	2
that taketh away	2
sent him to	2
hard reading and	2
of a shrewd	2
some idea of	2
day he was	2
the severe and	2
live with his	2
convinced of the	2
shade of the	2
one live for	2
in the sixteenth	2
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