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quadgram	frequency
is one of the	32
one of the most	30
at the same time	29
the whole of the	22
the banks of the	22
up and down the	22
side of the river	21
from a photograph by	20
the side of the	19
in a few minutes	18
at the end of	17
in the centre of	17
and in a few	16
the course of the	16
part of the river	16
the time of the	16
the centre of the	16
the middle of the	15
the other side of	15
as soon as the	15
at the time of	15
a good deal of	15
the beauty of the	14
as soon as he	14
on board of the	14
of one of the	14
in the time of	14
a quarter of an	14
the rest of the	14
the site of the	14
with the exception of	14
in the middle of	14
on the other side	13
in the course of	13
as soon as i	13
is said to have	13
in the reign of	13
the back of the	13
quarter of an hour	13
the end of the	12
a great deal of	12
of the last century	12
in the neighbourhood of	12
said to have been	12
other side of the	12
and down the river	12
at the bottom of	12
the top of the	12
by the side of	12
was one of the	12
it is difficult to	11
the foot of the	11
at the foot of	11
the bottom of the	11
the old deer park	11
better luck next time	11
in a state of	11
on the opposite side	11
banks of the river	11
the name of the	11
the head of the	10
the surface of the	10
from time to time	10
down with the tide	10
on the part of	10
portion of the river	10
out of his mouth	10
mr and mrs drummond	10
appears to have been	10
at the head of	10
for the first time	10
and there is a	10
as if it were	10
for the sake of	10
as soon as we	10
with all my heart	10
in the thames valley	10
the greater part of	10
to the first lieutenant	10
the valley of the	10
to read and write	10
of the thames valley	9
one of the prettiest	9
is by no means	9
out of the water	9
a quarter of a	9
on the banks of	9
at the back of	9
on either side of	9
to one of the	9
it would be difficult	9
the opposite side of	9
opposite side of the	9
for a few minutes	9
would be difficult to	9
on the th of	9
in the days of	9
source of the thames	9
and some of the	9
on board of a	9
and as soon as	9
on the surrey side	9
but it is not	8
one side of the	8
and at the same	8
it was not until	8
on the other hand	8
the character of the	8
that it is a	8
the door of the	8
the edge of the	8
either side of the	8
thames and severn canal	8
it is probable that	8
the west india docks	8
the part of the	8
supposed to have been	8
it is true that	8
i should like to	8
the beginning of the	8
me by the hand	8
every now and then	8
pipe out of his	8
of the thames is	8
quarter of a mile	8
the mouth of the	8
the early part of	8
in spite of the	8
in the first place	8
may be said to	8
that he had been	8
the remainder of the	8
on the edge of	7
course of the river	7
a glass of grog	7
do you mean to	7
of the sixteenth century	7
the sides of the	7
in the direction of	7
the source of the	7
early part of the	7
and there is no	7
i went to the	7
is said to be	7
of the eighteenth century	7
of the duke of	7
a few years ago	7
one of the best	7
the level of the	7
it would have been	7
made up my mind	7
of the thames and	7
not far from the	7
the river to the	7
to the memory of	7
at the expense of	7
in front of the	7
a photograph by r	7
within the walls of	7
part of the thames	7
a mile from the	7
to be able to	7
the thames and severn	7
it must have been	7
the hands of the	7
the property of the	7
on the right bank	7
the river and the	7
for a short time	7
on the berkshire side	7
on the surrey shore	7
at the present day	7
in the parish of	7
occupies the site of	7
this part of the	7
east and west india	7
it is hard to	7
to go to the	7
as well as the	7
as one of the	7
of the church is	7
we were in the	7
board of the lighter	7
the isle of dogs	7
valley of the thames	7
as if he were	6
i hardly need say	6
as fast as i	6
it is a very	6
on one side of	6
about a quarter of	6
down the river to	6
of the seventeenth century	6
had charge of the	6
the time that i	6
in the same way	6
the site of a	6
the city of london	6
as if it had	6
the next morning i	6
it might have been	6
and it was not	6
a devil of a	6
there must have been	6
in the way of	6
the neighbourhood of the	6
on the opposite shore	6
bears the name of	6
as a matter of	6
that there was no	6
a part of the	6
in the early part	6
bend of the river	6
the home of the	6
be said to be	6
of the upper thames	6
have the pleasure of	6
of the custom house	6
banks of the thames	6
at the time that	6
the charm of the	6
the effects of the	6
of the river was	6
and it is a	6
on the site of	6
for the most part	6
one of the men	6
it is said that	6
the margin of the	6
the first lieutenant to	6
the thames and the	6
when the tide is	6
to go on shore	6
a couple of miles	6
surface of the water	6
the close of the	6
the history of the	6
parts of the river	6
the exception of the	6
reach of the river	6
replied the old woman	6
and the first lieutenant	6
mile and a half	6
was the scene of	6
in a few seconds	6
out of the boat	6
to have been the	6
as well as in	6
the shadow of the	6
it is to be	6
old tom and his	6
it was on the	6
and one of the	6
are said to be	6
by means of the	6
the body of the	6
the spirit of the	6
the east and west	6
the bells of ouseley	6
it is in the	6
up and down with	5
bit of the river	5
the scene of the	5
in a few days	5
a little out of	5
and one or two	5
on the one hand	5
the river and its	5
windsor to hampton court	5
and i could not	5
me that he had	5
down to the river	5
be a warning to	5
one of the very	5
at the corner of	5
of the river and	5
battersea to london bridge	5
out of the room	5
of the london county	5
i wish i had	5
as a place of	5
no hand in it	5
in the history of	5
at a time when	5
seem to have been	5
the way in which	5
i wish i could	5
in the case of	5
in the habit of	5
of the holy rood	5
pulled up the river	5
my father and mother	5
is not to be	5
it is not only	5
an hour or two	5
that i was not	5
how do you mean	5
the church and the	5
the names of the	5
one of the finest	5
a mile or so	5
what was going on	5
of the house of	5
into the hands of	5
the houses of the	5
the isle of wight	5
in the valley of	5
to be found in	5
the river is a	5
greater part of the	5
a photograph by taunt	5
by the name of	5
and it is not	5
it out of the	5
i was in the	5
a mile and a	5
tower of the church	5
old palace of sheen	5
and when it was	5
in one of the	5
i felt that i	5
but it is a	5
from the time of	5
as if they had	5
a day or two	5
board of a man	5
the suppression of the	5
it is one of	5
to do with it	5
at the age of	5
on the top of	5
but the fact is	5
to have had a	5
seems to have been	5
the first time i	5
the face of the	5
that he should be	5
beauty of the river	5
of no use to	5
must have been a	5
reaches of the river	5
no more about it	5
up my mind to	5
a favourite residence of	5
said one of the	5
said to be the	5
my hand upon it	5
but i did not	5
towards the end of	5
out of the house	5
half a mile from	5
the river in a	5
glad to see you	5
all you have to	5
no time to lose	5
the result of the	5
i was going to	5
the london county council	5
one of the largest	5
under the shadow of	5
to a great extent	5
to the house of	5
of the london river	5
as if he had	5
had nothing to do	5
from source to sea	5
his father and mother	5
which i had been	5
is associated with the	5
of the old woman	5
and west india docks	5
fast as i could	5
how do you like	5
soon as he was	5
it is not a	5
it was at the	5
a portion of the	5
went into the cabin	5
as a source of	5
bank of the thames	5
to take care of	5
in a few years	5
the use of the	5
hampton court to richmond	5
side of the bridge	5
a few of the	5
the river in the	5
and as for the	5
of the river thames	5
was nothing but human	5
it is pleasant to	5
cried the old man	5
photograph by taunt co	5
the merry wives of	5
it is impossible to	5
on the left bank	5
it was not till	5
the time of edward	5
gravesend to the nore	5
that he could not	5
the state of the	5
is not without its	5
as if they were	5
on the middlesex side	5
was a young man	5
the reign of henry	5
down the river in	5
seen from the river	5
in charge of the	5
the berkshire side of	4
the genius of the	4
of the name of	4
a short distance from	4
the destruction of the	4
and it may be	4
one of the earliest	4
the tower of the	4
for a long while	4
the next morning we	4
an idea of the	4
more than a mile	4
for a quarter of	4
in company with the	4
the life of the	4
in the isle of	4
with verdant alders crowned	4
could not have been	4
of the thames conservancy	4
that i had been	4
is very difficult to	4
one of which is	4
the great western railway	4
right honourable lord viscount	4
to be on the	4
him out of the	4
the harbour of refuge	4
after the suppression of	4
of the houses of	4
and that i was	4
swig the flowing can	4
this portion of the	4
middle of the stream	4
put it into his	4
the greater number of	4
the house of the	4
the death of his	4
is believed to be	4
held out his hand	4
and as it was	4
at the beginning of	4
down to the water	4
by some of the	4
there is something in	4
me to read and	4
the bosom of the	4
as well as to	4
of the great city	4
as that of the	4
me in his arms	4
it was here that	4
shells of the thames	4
me by the arm	4
the last of the	4
for all the world	4
know what that is	4
is buried in the	4
that it would be	4
the upper part of	4
their way to the	4
close to the river	4
the birds that stay	4
of this part of	4
that it may be	4
in the midst of	4
to the other side	4
the people of the	4
on the river thames	4
it may be that	4
his pipe out of	4
the reach of the	4
as soon as they	4
the amenities of the	4
the site of an	4
i made no answer	4
it is best to	4
i went up to	4
that is to say	4
about the same time	4
if it had been	4
side of the thames	4
place and its history	4
to get into the	4
way in which the	4
say no more about	4
out on to the	4
it was in the	4
said tom to me	4
on the upper river	4
southend and the pier	4
go about his business	4
the manner in which	4
honourable lord viscount babbleton	4
under the lee of	4
upper part of the	4
was very fond of	4
that he would have	4
the same time that	4
later in the year	4
but i could not	4
there is no doubt	4
the bishops of london	4
at the dissolution the	4
the north side of	4
from end to end	4
are among the most	4
the thames as a	4
if you mean to	4
of the middle ages	4
of the river at	4
went to the house	4
swans on the thames	4
replied the old man	4
can be seen from	4
was not to be	4
in a low tone	4
them out of the	4
and put it into	4
like most of the	4
the east india docks	4
by the first lieutenant	4
i should have been	4
for those on pages	4
tom and i were	4
in the words of	4
of the thames the	4
when we were in	4
to the reign of	4
in spite of its	4
back from the river	4
from the fact that	4
in the early morning	4
the town and the	4
i pulled up the	4
to think of the	4
it was only a	4
the bed of the	4
character of the river	4
the officers of the	4
this is not the	4
are supposed to have	4
the application of the	4
on the thames is	4
to smoke his pipe	4
a drawing by lancelot	4
the even tenor of	4
and it was with	4
on either side by	4
the course of a	4
to those who are	4
north side of the	4
by one of the	4
of the old palace	4
that i could not	4
heard the sound of	4
of some of the	4
that it would have	4
but it has been	4
the bank of the	4
a continuation of the	4
in the annals of	4
how am i to	4
for three or four	4
one or two of	4
nearly up to the	4
of the river is	4
i felt convinced that	4
in the presence of	4
to be wondered at	4
drawing by lancelot speed	4
people to be fools	4
and take care of	4
are two or three	4
but there is a	4
the houses of parliament	4
we are in the	4
a photograph by e	4
to make room for	4
say that i was	4
be difficult to find	4
towards the close of	4
i think it was	4
in less than a	4
the form of a	4
at the top of	4
of which there are	4
london bridge and its	4
of the reign of	4
i was put into	4
what sort of a	4
from the bosom of	4
the rules of the	4
to have been a	4
the base of the	4
of the town is	4
it on the table	4
there is also a	4
the beetle and wedge	4
it is not to	4
on the surface of	4
as there is a	4
little more than a	4
in the open air	4
from the time when	4
all that had passed	4
taking the pipe out	4
a minute or two	4
in the days when	4
not in the least	4
of the most beautiful	4
i was in a	4
of the old deer	4
on the sides of	4
the loss of the	4
of the present century	4
brethren of the holy	4
the entrance to the	4
there is a fine	4
the star and garter	4
mouth of the thames	4
that i was in	4
come to the gallows	4
order of the garter	4
what do you mean	4
went down into the	4
all of a sudden	4
was the occasion of	4
it is very difficult	4
the right honourable lord	4
the sound of oars	4
the square tower of	4
the profession of a	4
in the last century	4
the church of st	4
the pipe out of	4
and you must not	4
as long as the	4
it is a pity	4
a few minutes i	4
that i do not	4
its name from the	4
the order of the	4
all the year round	4
thames angling preservation society	4
of the bishop of	4
now occupied by the	4
it was supposed that	4
so far as the	4
foot it a little	4
for that on page	4
the old palace of	4
is hard to say	4
and that is the	4
if you wish to	4
the time when the	4
the river may be	4
it is necessary to	4
the walls of the	4
it is a little	4
the centre of a	4
the house in which	4
the building of the	4
and many were the	4
and many of the	4
and in less than	4
here and there a	4
that part of the	4
well known to the	4
berkshire side of the	4
the channel of the	4
but there was no	4
too small for the	4
it would not be	4
merry wives of windsor	4
had one or two	4
may be seen the	4
and the presence of	4
the end of his	4
body of the church	4
and went to the	4
the very best of	4
one of the great	4
in the church is	4
the captain of the	4
soon as we were	4
of the results of	4
upon one of the	4
of edward the confessor	4
the importance of the	4
mean to say that	4
the remains of a	4
tom and his son	4
of the thames as	4
had arrived at the	4
as we have seen	4
time that i was	4
in the form of	4
from a drawing by	4
it is too late	4
and swig the flowing	4
of the most ancient	4
and out of the	4
when i heard the	4
on the subject of	4
of the nineteenth century	4
as well as a	4
it may be said	4
the fact that the	4
with three or four	4
and then i shall	4
the house of commons	4
i do not know	4
me that it was	4
the parish of cotes	4
take care of me	4
of the upper waters	4
in the higher reaches	4
may just as well	4
i heard the sound	4
would you like to	4
from bank to bank	4
in accordance with the	4
had the pleasure of	4
is separated from the	4
the rush of the	4
of not more than	4
my first lesson in	4
of the best of	4
in the eyes of	4
in which we had	4
i thought you were	4
how do you know	4
on the side of	4
park of hampton court	3
with the names of	3
a stopper over all	3
in the stern sheets	3
as it should be	3
fast as they could	3
after a quarter of	3
it is necessary that	3
to the banks of	3
go down to the	3
the thames has been	3
on the next page	3
is a pretty and	3
a little lower down	3
the appearance of the	3
beneath the shadow of	3
what you have done	3
have been in the	3
that his father had	3
to the annoyance of	3
the end of it	3
the oxford bank is	3
the th of june	3
no exception to the	3
the end of this	3
the right bank the	3
who do you think	3
there can be no	3
but this is not	3
the thames is not	3
it was time to	3
sure enough it was	3
fillet of veal and	3
church and its curiosities	3
are to be found	3
of the extent of	3
i thought i was	3
end of the last	3
i ought to have	3
up with the tide	3
this was not the	3
the thames angling preservation	3
the berkshire shore is	3
a matter of fact	3
the members of the	3
have been known to	3
as soon as all	3
on the berkshire bank	3
but on the right	3
and the influence of	3
the words of the	3
of the kind in	3
to that of the	3
i went to see	3
which has been so	3
on the middlesex shore	3
has always been a	3
to those who know	3
his pride forbade him	3
of the star and	3
a young man who	3
i to the dominie	3
prove to you that	3
alone in the lighter	3
away from the river	3
in possession of the	3
down on the deck	3
the thames is a	3
you will find it	3
shook hands with tom	3
of the river which	3
are eaten by the	3
of the building is	3
of the brook garden	3
the peace of the	3
a considerable amount of	3
some of the monuments	3
but it is the	3
may be seen in	3
the house of mr	3
time for all things	3
and the whole of	3
felt that i was	3
from photographs by r	3
and that i had	3
was killed by a	3
went to see the	3
just as you please	3
the first bridge over	3
always lived with gentlemen	3
side by side with	3
guilty or not guilty	3
there is no reason	3
some of the old	3
as low as the	3
he did not like	3
it is needless to	3
as the days of	3
as well as an	3
of the men who	3
all parts of the	3
which we had been	3
and between the two	3
i shall never forget	3
first bridge over the	3
of the place as	3
morning on the lower	3
the key of the	3
going up to the	3
and so it was	3
next morning i was	3
as that of a	3
you have to do	3
profession of a waterman	3
as if there were	3
like to hear it	3
you shall have it	3
of many of the	3
the crown of the	3
lord of the manor	3
in a series of	3
the advantage of the	3
as belonging to the	3
it so happens that	3
there is usually a	3
to have the pleasure	3
of what had passed	3
all the way to	3
tells him to go	3
i wish to know	3
is the tomb of	3
a sense of the	3
at the request of	3
sides of the chalk	3
of veal and bacon	3
in which they are	3
by the time that	3
to which we have	3
at the battle of	3
the revolt of islam	3
on the opposite bank	3
three or four minutes	3
halls and colleges of	3
the earlier part of	3
out of the world	3
there is not a	3
the tower of london	3
it was found that	3
the influence of the	3
the end of which	3
that day i was	3
have to do is	3
upper reaches of the	3
i never shall forget	3
i knew not that	3
go to the bottom	3
it will be a	3
quarter of a century	3
of the hall is	3
as it had been	3
more than a minute	3
the middle of august	3
the majority of the	3
do you know that	3
because i was a	3
it had not been	3
in harmony with the	3
that some of the	3
to the west indies	3
is then that the	3
with which i had	3
of the white tower	3
the time of queen	3
was the property of	3
i was on board	3
to pick up the	3
the men of the	3
the worst of it	3
for the honour of	3
it is but fair	3
knocked at the door	3
sat down on the	3
have nothing to do	3
the same time as	3
as soon as possible	3
shall forfeit and pay	3
it is quite possible	3
the sake of the	3
and it has been	3
to end of the	3
and i thought that	3
over the surface of	3
in the name of	3
of the earl of	3
as late as the	3
that there is no	3
there are two or	3
that the old gentleman	3
he was very fond	3
been blind to your	3
and we were soon	3
i will tell you	3
immured in the king	3
this reach of the	3
and as full of	3
at the close of	3
i had finished my	3
if he had been	3
me out of the	3
a few days after	3
hands were turned up	3
the most interesting of	3
and the next day	3
on the river is	3
on the oxford bank	3
never cry for laughing	3
the same way as	3
the thames on the	3
as fast as they	3
to the london river	3
of the river there	3
if it were only	3
is that of a	3
as seen from the	3
but at the same	3
to get rid of	3
the credit of the	3
the dominie extended his	3
bridge and somerset house	3
a time for all	3
your father and mother	3
used to go out	3
of the prettiest of	3
who had charge of	3
are by no means	3
in the high street	3
to all intents and	3
western end of the	3
waterloo bridge and somerset	3
can only say that	3
antiquity of streatley and	3
for the last time	3
very edge of the	3
the memory of his	3
here and there the	3
the river there is	3
when there were no	3
i could not do	3
shall be out of	3
a few minutes the	3
a thousand years ago	3
was a favourite residence	3
is of no use	3
a mile or two	3
for some reason or	3
is one of those	3
the business of the	3
must say that i	3
to land at the	3
buried in the church	3
i have had a	3
attempt was made to	3
and on the river	3
did not appear to	3
there is a certain	3
whistled the two bars	3
were in the middle	3
as it is called	3
had taken possession of	3
i went down to	3
on the lower thames	3
that i was to	3
said i to the	3
and i will not	3
no use to nobody	3
on their way to	3
from photographs by e	3
the swan with two	3
bridge over the thames	3
be seen from the	3
they may be seen	3
the sum of s	3
the time of writing	3
of fish in the	3
later in the day	3
me all about it	3
was for a time	3
to the end of	3
to those who have	3
that it was not	3
may have been the	3
out from among the	3
a name to the	3
the shells of the	3
of my uncle james	3
a bit of a	3
the interest of the	3
early the next morning	3
to the berkshire shore	3
what has become of	3
that it is the	3
there was a little	3
that i would not	3
would seem to be	3
be seen on the	3
the only one of	3
with what had passed	3
went up to the	3
as though there were	3
greater number of the	3
that i had not	3
the manners of the	3
and away to the	3
and the river was	3
most of them are	3
was put into the	3
had always lived with	3
the south side of	3
in the meantime mr	3
laid it on the	3
are one of the	3
hardly need say that	3
brought up to the	3
would be hard to	3
in the house of	3
which is one of	3
that there is a	3
sort of a person	3
learn to read and	3
become one of the	3
of the valley of	3
and instead of being	3
in which i had	3
to have been erected	3
that there was a	3
a portion of its	3
and it is probable	3
are all that remain	3
taking his pipe out	3
the expense of the	3
of the thames to	3
out of the way	3
i thought that i	3
a little below the	3
early names of the	3
the reign of james	3
if you wish it	3
connection with the thames	3
and the dominie turned	3
came down to the	3
it was one of	3
out of the cabin	3
of those who were	3
as a memento of	3
i could never cry	3
free of the river	3
came into the room	3
will be able to	3
house of mr drummond	3
in the same house	3
and i followed him	3
all intents and purposes	3
the church and its	3
and arrived at the	3
believe that i am	3
in the notes to	3
in the summer of	3
the one in the	3
the most interesting part	3
the day of the	3
two or three hundred	3
a gale of wind	3
to come down to	3
as soon as she	3
the life of a	3
i had been treated	3
shepperton lock and ferry	3
soon as i had	3
went back to the	3
is to be encountered	3
on its way to	3
we dropped our anchor	3
looks as if the	3
for more than a	3
in the very best	3
what is the matter	3
the london thames as	3
there be no cause	3
university and parish churches	3
spots on the thames	3
on its own account	3
just as i was	3
there was no more	3
i am not to	3
for a little while	3
a member of the	3
drummond and the dominie	3
i had taken a	3
the effect of the	3
a memento of the	3
i looked at it	3
the date of the	3
time of henry viii	3
in which i was	3
the rush of water	3
the major part of	3
of the time that	3
in the first instance	3
i was a waterman	3
we may as well	3
and colleges of the	3
the last quarter of	3
the second half of	3
he desired me to	3
pools and golden shallows	3
i was resolved to	3
of the fifteenth century	3
you wish me to	3
be seen in a	3
at the time when	3
the lower portion of	3
here and there by	3
the will of mr	3
be seen in the	3
have been built by	3
this was done by	3
a warning to you	3
lower down the river	3
he held out his	3
hope to be forgiven	3
and all the men	3
i have been a	3
i arrived at the	3
at the door of	3
that it has become	3
vale of white horse	3
margin of the thames	3
as i did not	3
the efforts of the	3
but it would be	3
into the cabin to	3
the filling of the	3
the windows of the	3
was founded in the	3
it may be as	3
where the water is	3
the church is not	3
it is possible to	3
of which was a	3
could never cry for	3
what is now the	3
the early days of	3
of a different kind	3
will of mr turnbull	3
be said to have	3
the sources of the	3
is reputed to be	3
the story of the	3
the men in the	3
in the county of	3
in a small boat	3
about the middle of	3
the days of the	3
on the one side	3
the shadows of the	3
is to be found	3
he came to the	3
rivers of great britain	3
if i had a	3
in one of his	3
and handed it to	3
the bottom of a	3
it was impossible to	3
inches of water in	3
many parts of the	3
the moon is up	3
as much as possible	3
the presence of a	3
since i last saw	3
portion of its course	3
boats of every description	3
as the crow flies	3
and the river is	3
daylight the next morning	3
between two of the	3
is the entrance to	3
him to go about	3
who had sent for	3
the very edge of	3
and there was a	3
to speak to you	3
the heat of the	3
the dominie by the	3
the fact is that	3
i should like you	3
but this was not	3
are to be seen	3
i think you have	3
in a fit of	3
i may as well	3
many of the men	3
like those of a	3
is said that the	3
tilbury and its memories	3
by no means the	3
is not in the	3
reason to suppose that	3
in about an hour	3
to the side of	3
it is separated from	3
was to be the	3
whole of the thames	3
lower portion of the	3
i think it is	3
it was then about	3
two of the men	3
but there is not	3
and that i should	3
and in spite of	3
as i have been	3
buried within its walls	3
be said that the	3
at the present moment	3
the neighbourhood of london	3
i am now about	3
between the lock and	3
in the london river	3
that i was a	3
up to the dominie	3
in the meantime i	3
the size of the	3
spring and early summer	3
in a red coat	3
how you frightened me	3
go down the river	3
i wished to be	3
take care of the	3
taking me by the	3
the dominie turned round	3
of the most interesting	3
mr drummond and the	3
channel of the thames	3
am now about to	3
i was under the	3
of the men had	3
i afterwards found out	3
has been done to	3
the truth of it	3
it appears to me	3
latter part of the	3
there was nothing to	3
it is the most	3
which we have already	3
the dominie appeared to	3
the approach to a	3
of the river the	3
top of the hill	3
which appears to have	3
from lechlade to oxford	3
had in his mind	3
there appeared to be	3
for a brief space	3
it was a favourite	3
the mercy of the	3
lady place and its	3
but it was the	3
of the line of	3
the author of the	3
of the river in	3
in the gardens of	3
filling of the thames	3
little doubt that the	3
and now you see	3
the bulk of the	3
it is sometimes called	3
i thought you had	3
of a man of	3
on the lower river	3
know that you are	3
the entrance of the	3
is something in the	3
i can only say	3
the tops of the	3
within a mile of	3
by far the most	3
on the upper thames	3
but i think it	3
is a series of	3
one of the guns	3
of the lower thames	3
found that it was	3
without let or hindrance	3
say that i am	3
but it is more	3
is a great deal	3
it was a long	3
the hands were turned	3
in the arms of	3
hundred and fifty years	3
the appearance of a	3
not tell me that	3
sources of the thames	3
in exactly the same	3
account of the affair	3
and a pair of	3
by side with the	3
the late duke of	3
the halls and colleges	3
the two bars of	3
reaches of the thames	3
many and many a	3
the latter part of	3
that i had made	3
and went on shore	3
i beg your pardon	3
the work of the	3
not be able to	3
back on his chair	3
the best part of	3
the strength of the	3
the fringe of the	3
never to be forgotten	3
the time of henry	3
a few minutes returned	3
there was no chance	3
of those who have	3
quite early in the	3
i must say that	3
from the effects of	3
had no hand in	3
house and thomas carlyle	3
in the summer months	3
the line of the	3
said mary to the	3
but it is in	3
used to be a	3
i was not in	3
pull up the river	3
the western end of	3
has long been a	3
it was i who	3
it were only to	3
for most of the	3
to the mouth of	3
not only of the	3
mrs drummond and sarah	3
told me that he	3
and mr and mrs	3
like to have a	3
part of the house	3
and we could not	3
it may not be	3
bank of the river	3
the thames is the	3
be one of the	3
of the civil war	3
there was a young	3
i tell you that	3
during the whole of	3
in the world can	3
you ought to give	3
and it will be	3
of streatley and goring	3
do as you please	3
of the chalk downs	3
during the remainder of	3
to the beauty of	3
one and the same	3
i was obliged to	3
had been accustomed to	3
in the greenland fishery	3
the lock and weir	3
end to end of	3
the force of the	3
for the benefit of	3
may be seen at	3
to pick up our	3
the front of the	3
and may you never	3
was in a state	3
appear to have been	3
to the abbey of	3
the wind was fair	3
of a sudden i	3
of the palace of	3
to go and see	3
that he will not	3
to remain in the	3
the south and west	3
scenery of the river	3
went down to the	3
as well as you	3
out upon the river	3
a few years later	3
of the holy cross	3
what have you done	3
the time i had	3
seems to have had	3
an order for your	3
the captain and officers	3
above the level of	3
where have you been	3
may be found in	3
it was a very	3
and it would be	3
if i can help	3
had it not been	3
of the days of	3
there is nothing more	3
the next morning the	3
the river with the	3
i feel that i	3
at daylight the next	3
feature in the landscape	3
you will have the	3
the seven bridges road	3
the smoke of the	3
there were so many	3
the discovery of the	3
under the name of	3
on the right hand	3
it is a beautiful	3
i did not like	3
as it has been	3
as i afterwards found	3
fish in the london	3
the view of the	3
a mile in length	3
fairford and the coln	3
the subject of the	3
from the river bank	3
of my poor mother	3
was in the boat	3
to go on board	3
as well as he	3
from the upper river	3
down to the boat	3
the satisfaction of the	3
as much as i	3
on the larboard side	3
sweeping down to the	3
which i could not	3
earlier part of the	3
to the edge of	3
on board a man	3
do not attempt to	3
the length of the	3
the deck of the	3
and that he had	3
in less than half	3
the conduct of the	3
eddying pools and golden	3
think of the two	3
as i afterwards discovered	3
the seat of the	3
on account of the	3
it was as a	3
in addition to the	3
on the river bank	3
why did you not	3
less than a mile	3
just as well to	3
do you think that	3
to look at him	3
is a sort of	3
part of the present	3
the nunnery of sion	3
but i was in	3
over the side of	3
with here and there	3
and looked at the	3
with some degree of	3
and the remains of	3
it seems as though	3
there are hundreds of	3
white as a sheet	3
to me to be	3
come and help me	3
from the days of	3
in the whole of	3
was taken by the	3
it is then that	3
tom and his father	3
in connection with the	3
between richmond and kew	3
as the reader may	3
if it were a	3
mary to the dominie	3
which i have now	3
a year or two	3
as might be supposed	3
put an end to	3
those who know the	3
it would be a	3
of the tower of	3
be found in the	3
i had been accustomed	3
is reported to have	3
as high as the	3
some reason or other	3
and sure enough it	3
events of the day	3
been in the wrong	3
where there is a	3
it is still the	3
the gardens of the	3
i should hope so	3
the results of the	3
the notice of the	3
down into the cabin	3
nothing to do but	3
in the fourteenth century	3
the corner of the	3
where there are no	3
the voice of the	3
brought him to the	3
the heart of the	3
were close to the	3
the banks of thames	3
every one of them	3
on the oxfordshire side	3
out of the great	3
through which the thames	3
you know that i	3
the vale of kennet	3
much to the annoyance	3
there are a few	3
i looked at the	3
as white as a	3
the waterman to pull	3
the old wooden bridge	3
that i did not	3
the vale of white	3
mouth of the medway	3
said he to the	3
the jurisdiction of the	3
feet below the surface	3
lies the village of	3
my sarvice to you	3
to go about his	3
a great part of	3
with a view to	3
when the wind is	3
the th of november	3
the brow of the	3
the tail of the	3
to the time of	3
had been brought up	3
fay ce que voudras	3
and there is an	3
the owner of the	3
distance from the river	3
i can help it	3
on the north side	3
what do you say	3
lived with gentlemen before	3
you think you could	3
south side of the	3
the time that the	3
of the order of	3
in the old days	3
to the satisfaction of	3
coloured up to the	3
at the first glance	3
three or four days	3
did you ever hear	3
there is a very	3
and every now and	3
in the hands of	3
i am made very	2
senior and junior clerk	2
in trying to make	2
boat to pick up	2
have possession of the	2
it was that i	2
in the spring season	2
the right bank is	2
when the boats were	2
market gardens and meadows	2
of the first lieutenant	2
from the places where	2
water of the thames	2
is too often the	2
in one of these	2
they appeared to be	2
the boat was a	2
what are called the	2
i was walking away	2
i was afraid that	2
as might be expected	2
no easy task to	2
the th of may	2
kept in captivity on	2
i quitted the house	2
i like to see	2
worth going to see	2
found in bed with	2
the events of the	2
to the upper waters	2
at last they were	2
went down like a	2
and all the rest	2
as well as that	2
than they had been	2
but she was a	2
reign of james i	2
a drop too much	2
woods of holme park	2
it will prove a	2
that fly by night	2
by the yellow fever	2
the birds and fish	2
in the earl of	2
and all the little	2
those whom i never	2
made fast to the	2
many of which are	2
be a school of	2
main stream for barges	2
during the long summer	2
she liked to be	2
face of the white	2
as soon as his	2
i took leave of	2
there can be little	2
never cease to be	2
it was she who	2
in the year the	2
the bow of my	2
of the river for	2
next day he would	2
me in the face	2
they were not in	2
at a place called	2
many of them of	2
of the new cut	2
a very large area	2
the birthplace of the	2
in the second week	2
in nearly every case	2
up and down stream	2
could not speak for	2
gothic pattern of the	2
took my candle and	2
referred to in the	2
the spot on which	2
and if you are	2
names of the seven	2
and would have been	2
a yard or two	2
and so far as	2
meeting of the thames	2
have done your duty	2
just come up to	2
often to be found	2
of sion and convent	2
he closed the book	2
me earnestly in the	2
soon as i was	2
various residences on the	2
of the place of	2
and what brought you	2
of the inn at	2
i shall love you	2
it is on the	2
and the gates of	2
the eastern side of	2
and the excitement is	2
a number of wild	2
to the east india	2
it will be long	2
it was not a	2
appear to me to	2
do not think that	2
have found a more	2
and pay for every	2
to a sense of	2
te puer in rosa	2
down the river as	2
into the arms of	2
morrow i will go	2
but they were but	2
the country residence of	2
done much in this	2
some of these days	2
he goes by the	2
be said at once	2
i might as well	2
of water at the	2
it is well to	2
had gone up to	2
it is only for	2
as we see it	2
applied to the same	2
of the lower hope	2
in the taste of	2
since the days of	2
after the fashion of	2
crowd in cookham lock	2
wish you and your	2
we are on the	2
and that she must	2
they feed on the	2
make up its mind	2
i was no longer	2
it must be remembered	2
in summer and spring	2
for the countess of	2
and try to get	2
taken out of his	2
one of the smaller	2
church and the mill	2
return to the lighter	2
genius of the place	2
earnestly in the face	2
down on their knees	2
the surplus of their	2
galloping as hard as	2
to the thames in	2
the memory of a	2
was sent down to	2
it was proved that	2
a week or two	2
the riches of the	2
the antiquity of river	2
in the north sea	2
migration down the thames	2
the fact that here	2
not to injure the	2
will tell thee that	2
i prepared to obey	2
season of the year	2
may be said that	2
when the river is	2
more than six inches	2
is not till the	2
spend an hour or	2
a flower of the	2
been so kind to	2
have been rescued from	2
you took the liquor	2
of the most striking	2
of a new one	2
i agree with you	2
i give you a	2
if i am to	2
in the early summer	2
the great centres of	2
i found old tom	2
second duke of buckingham	2
to stare at the	2
the carcass of a	2
from the rest of	2
it came on to	2
our way to the	2
up to the wall	2
be worth while to	2
it was the seat	2
to say whether the	2
how they came there	2
of the flocks of	2
we had nothing to	2
the more i was	2
expect to see the	2
the present house occupies	2
summit of a hill	2
of the abbey buildings	2
the prettiest of all	2
there is no such	2
met with an accident	2
have two strings to	2
of a small roman	2
will not give up	2
meant to be a	2
that is the tower	2
leave the reader to	2
with boats built to	2
the college of st	2
when the lighter was	2
the bow of the	2
as it was called	2
the poor young woman	2
with the end of	2
cut of his jib	2
for some time received	2
of harmony with the	2
in a minute and	2
and he has brought	2
that you have been	2
picked up in the	2
the best view of	2
river and its banks	2
say that your mother	2
i was too much	2
from medley weir to	2
in which it was	2
naturalist on the thames	2
piety and love of	2
what will be the	2
when i was first	2
my name is faithful	2
it has a fine	2
months in the year	2
look in vain for	2
gave a total rise	2
the interior has been	2
the hull of a	2
of the city of	2
thames swans and the	2
and why should i	2
not appear to me	2
dome of the radcliffe	2
did not know what	2
to my feelings towards	2
from one to the	2
the result of a	2
purification of the thames	2
been converted into a	2
and before i had	2
to the size of	2
a full view of	2
leave of the dominie	2
which we have had	2
at the feet of	2
at the rear of	2
that i had no	2
you are a good	2
you intend to do	2
the house where he	2
as much as the	2
and i have taken	2
with my uncle henry	2
to learn to read	2
the park of hampton	2
i could not help	2
he requested me to	2
i wish you to	2
of the houses in	2
as to the exact	2
of fleming and marables	2
one to the other	2
by reason of the	2
any portion of the	2
that it would not	2
it seems certain that	2
that mr drummond should	2
on the outer side	2
and i have had	2
with the arms and	2
the little church of	2
of the monastic buildings	2
was no longer the	2
and the first butterfly	2
and so do i	2
we all sat down	2
as i was the	2
as a palace and	2
is evidence that the	2
seems to be walking	2
one of his men	2
by the wheels of	2
the great rift valley	2
sitting on a bench	2
the house and the	2
a glass of brandy	2
be considered as an	2
that i never was	2
the interior of the	2
one of the later	2
foot of the bridge	2
believed to be the	2
the church and palace	2
put him out of	2
and went down to	2
to be rid of	2
could not examine it	2
of sir thomas overbury	2
of the north aisle	2
few yards of the	2
offence the sum of	2
word to mr drummond	2
to give me my	2
the company of watermen	2
of the time of	2
i had no right	2
fleming had been very	2
a glance at the	2
entrance to the east	2
his shoulder to see	2
abbey and the franciscans	2
bosom of the earth	2
was going to have	2
my hand as i	2
the water at the	2
appears to me that	2
was not until the	2
had finished my story	2
were turned up to	2
if you do not	2
put in an appearance	2
and all was quiet	2
i had no idea	2
which forms so marked	2
and why did you	2
when prince of wales	2
goring from the toll	2
for at that time	2
towers of royal windsor	2
what matter does that	2
of the water is	2
to the use of	2
which seems to have	2
i looked up the	2
half a mile below	2
from whom didst thou	2
whom he was very	2
on each of the	2
the rattle of the	2
the tip of the	2
that there was something	2
it be said that	2
the dominie looked at	2
a mile or more	2
so that at last	2
late in the evening	2
shall go out of	2
was silent for some	2
to which i have	2
there is no necessity	2
i told him of	2
may be considered as	2
it was time for	2
in many of the	2
the hospital of christ	2
were in a state	2
be delivered at the	2
i had not seen	2
a distance of about	2
of the rules of	2
plied at the stairs	2
when the building was	2
give him a dozen	2
to pick out the	2
is a singular fact	2
to do with the	2
there was so much	2
to the north west	2
a scene from oliver	2
an opportunity of seeing	2
the best bit of	2
one of the results	2
half so sweet in	2
them all to the	2
drummond and mr turnbull	2
in the rd year	2
and it was time	2
what my wife calls	2
was born on it	2
which are the main	2
beazeley and his son	2
for mile on mile	2
that we should be	2
was put into my	2
who take their pleasure	2
near it is the	2
and when the captain	2
into the cabin and	2
up the river towards	2
with that of the	2
as much as we	2
the most prosaic of	2
before he could reply	2
the locks have been	2
to be a very	2
be in your company	2
and the houses of	2
told me that tom	2
i wish you well	2
the days of william	2
it is not necessary	2
two of which were	2
we parted at wapping	2
have been able to	2
on the summits of	2
whatever may have been	2
this eminence the country	2
to the delight of	2
on opposite sides of	2
all the time he	2
the best friends in	2
favourite resort of anglers	2
the abbey of abingdon	2
worth while to pay	2
has gone from the	2
on shore at night	2
weir to folly bridge	2
so long as he	2
are supposed to be	2
the sight of the	2
you had not been	2
for the sins of	2
to admit the passage	2
the regular and mendicant	2
queen elizabeth and the	2
to a certain degree	2
it was with difficulty	2
tom has a head	2
the river below folly	2
to allow her to	2
monsieur and madame de	2
thou art too young	2
the trill mill stream	2
there is an old	2
this be a warning	2
its history and its	2
and down with the	2
had enough of it	2
was out of sight	2
had risen above the	2
we have so often	2
drawn up on the	2
disguised as a page	2
soon as i could	2
in the life of	2
higher up the stream	2
for an hour or	2
not that i can	2
well as he could	2
haul up the boat	2
the terrace from the	2
may god reward you	2
as it is sometimes	2
soon as it was	2
in the old park	2
keep a sharp look	2
is the embodiment of	2
you two guineas as	2
might have been heard	2
some results of wild	2
stepping stones at benfleet	2
and the newfoundland dog	2
has ceased to be	2
the chance of a	2
be remembered that the	2
do you like the	2
surface of the globe	2
at all events you	2
that when i was	2
house occupies the site	2
to be the successor	2
such a devil of	2
the river was a	2
the man of letters	2
too much of a	2
beyond the power of	2
well as in the	2
the founder of the	2
to let it to	2
old tom had finished	2
i am not a	2
had been on the	2
the owners or occupiers	2
tell me all about	2
were discovered in the	2
portion of the abbey	2
as if i had	2
and the birds and	2
but it is also	2
pass out of sight	2
to the left of	2
fall in love with	2
out to be a	2
and that it is	2
or three yards from	2
is a national property	2
old tom then stumped	2
conservancy of the river	2
albert smith and his	2
i was called up	2
more than two hours	2
for some little time	2
to the more open	2
at thy early age	2
what they call a	2
know that i have	2
to find that he	2
to us in the	2
the dominie fell back	2
those who care little	2
of the sights of	2
fish at bell weir	2
was too weak and	2
the power of the	2
the present building was	2
a half in length	2
a thames osier farm	2
the thames that it	2
going to have a	2
the period of my	2
i ever fell in	2
with his pipe in	2
on the buckinghamshire side	2
i made up my	2
if it had not	2
it is not more	2
eyes filled with tears	2
his father did before	2
and they are as	2
from the opposite bank	2
allow us to go	2
of the river on	2
turnings and windings of	2
feet high above the	2
as i was walking	2
that i should not	2
the river is the	2
the spot where the	2
made known to me	2
much the subject of	2
and it is hard	2
were at work in	2
felt convinced that the	2
the charge of the	2
i have my discharge	2
of the owners of	2
there was a degree	2
some of the new	2
see if you can	2
was a long while	2
might well be the	2
few minutes returned with	2
but i do not	2
be all very well	2
hambledon lock and its	2
question now before it	2
go down by the	2
of every man who	2
in connection with it	2
the times of the	2
and although it is	2
whitchurch church and mill	2
the result is a	2
gave it to me	2
i should no longer	2
i flow like thee	2
tell you a yarn	2
when there is no	2
you know the old	2
still to be seen	2
which has just been	2
at night on the	2
from the time that	2
life that i had	2
in many parts of	2
the poor girl threw	2
do all we can	2
you are now about	2
with the intention of	2
in danger of being	2
between hampton court and	2
jumped into the boat	2
are now about to	2
of all in the	2
the last day of	2
not more than twenty	2
of most of the	2
of the river are	2
from that day i	2
be reckoned among the	2
of the same period	2
built upon the site	2
walked down to the	2
very kind of you	2
mr turnbull was as	2
an ill wind that	2
a boy on board	2
it is my theme	2
a visit from a	2
of which we read	2
two or three yards	2
but we were not	2
to make the most	2
into a state of	2
come to an anchor	2
there was a regular	2
down on the bench	2
to me that the	2
to sit on the	2
level with the main	2
that i am too	2
am afraid too many	2
a great mind to	2
waterhen on her nest	2
like to see them	2
and where is the	2
level of the thames	2
sit down by me	2
of old london bridge	2
to a great city	2
of all the rest	2
but i have seen	2
ten yards of the	2
friends in the world	2
there ought to be	2
the right places in	2
more than a passing	2
the trees and the	2
of harry and anne	2
regular intervals along the	2
as every one knows	2
to him who has	2
suppression of the monasteries	2
have you a mind	2
out of his pocket	2
admit the passage of	2
probably built in the	2
now before it is	2
had an opportunity of	2
further down the river	2
the signal was made	2
the chapel of st	2
miles from the sea	2
a boy of eleven	2
the trees of the	2
other articles of value	2
the anchor had been	2
is not easy to	2
was the state of	2
have no time to	2
a crowd in cookham	2
from place to place	2
bump at the barges	2
the successor of a	2
that they had been	2
the upper river is	2
the hand of sir	2
what is it that	2
as good as a	2
turning aside from the	2
this a good opportunity	2
church and kennington island	2
it is i who	2
but they have been	2
is believed to have	2
of the essex marshes	2
in the right places	2
the churn and its	2
in the wake of	2
such was the state	2
after my own fashion	2
in a very different	2
to the character of	2
the surrey side the	2
come and see the	2
of the regular and	2
the preservation of the	2
a thing of the	2
like a tide than	2
her kindness to me	2
it would be hard	2
with the force of	2
the river at once	2
arms of the river	2
of one who was	2
centre of the eyot	2
i shall lose my	2
in a very few	2
time we parted at	2
previous to his sailing	2
on the border of	2
every such offence the	2
this simple form of	2
i have been trying	2
from the thirteenth century	2
running the first fox	2
the victoria and albert	2
the back of his	2
than they did when	2
is to be had	2
is no doubt that	2
the angel and crown	2
courses of the river	2
been taken in the	2
the world like a	2
on his own account	2
lies away from the	2
on their journey to	2
and looked at me	2
mile or so below	2
amenities of the river	2
and i had no	2
time in my life	2
a prisoner whom i	2
divergence to the kennet	2
that in the open	2
between twickenham and richmond	2
took me by the	2
on board the lighter	2
he was a well	2
the university and parish	2
to give me a	2
had taken advantage of	2
the old quad of	2
the funds of the	2
it was the dog	2
was condemned to death	2
at hordwell cliffs on	2
they are the creatures	2
up on a high	2
i was taken on	2
that i might not	2
into the bed of	2
i would fain be	2
know where he is	2
seized me by the	2
by which means the	2
the making of the	2
and a bit of	2
a fragment of the	2
sail to the breeze	2
between mary and me	2
made fast my boat	2
a height of feet	2
he should leave the	2
tell you how it	2
every part of the	2
stages may have been	2
really a corruption of	2
comes down to the	2
add so much to	2
and severn canal is	2
a very foolish thing	2
and the next morning	2
time when he was	2
to join the admiral	2
you must tell me	2
it must be the	2
river is like a	2
between the two bridges	2
and all along the	2
to be bordered by	2
old dominie in the	2
do not know who	2
have now passed the	2
to return to the	2
much of the water	2
lovers will puzzle a	2
half of last century	2
it so happened that	2
blessed with a numerous	2
abreast of the hospital	2
three yards from the	2
the wooded hills and	2
was a degree of	2
the most beautiful of	2
i think i have	2
went to the cupboard	2
than one or two	2
lay down on the	2
of the light and	2
next morning at daylight	2
it is from the	2
down the river the	2
with his back to	2
the county of gloucestershire	2
may be inferred from	2
a hand in it	2
with the first lieutenant	2
all was dark as	2
is a pity that	2
of the piece of	2
in the body of	2
passed under the bridge	2
and over the river	2
the river at blackfriars	2
taken my seat at	2
a whole series in	2
of the regulars and	2
father did before him	2
of the great hall	2
some day or another	2
by a kind of	2
such was the case	2
eyes of those who	2
you can see the	2
north terrace of windsor	2
close to the frigate	2
for years to come	2
may be as well	2
have a series of	2
of visitors to the	2
you mean to do	2
doubt as to the	2
which the thames flows	2
men in the ship	2
him as he came	2
to come up with	2
eastern side of the	2
it is full of	2
and a half ago	2
in the pages of	2
came up to me	2
thames and the isis	2
where he used to	2
to prove to you	2
i was unable to	2
you make of her	2
nature of an oath	2
great deal of money	2
and tom and i	2
that danger makes friends	2
as may be supposed	2
same wherever it goes	2
part of his life	2
back to the inn	2
that name in the	2
the waters of the	2
up and down by	2
abbey and its ghost	2
so long as the	2
the invention of rowing	2
i have heard that	2
an end to the	2
of this portion of	2
what may be called	2
to do but to	2
to pay a visit	2
the reign of edward	2
company and the swans	2
centre of the room	2
and for a time	2
the age of fourteen	2
what do you do	2
we come to the	2
much to the beauty	2
the kind in the	2
by the high road	2
the old woman returned	2
more than twenty yards	2
say that i felt	2
to streatley and goring	2
a mile lower down	2
give up the box	2
the english of it	2
it was because i	2
to the damp atmosphere	2
perfusis liquidis urgit odoribus	2
to all but the	2
we may call the	2
may i not love	2
the lord mayor and	2
received an excellent education	2
difficult to find one	2
the first version of	2
town and its divisions	2
are at their best	2
whose piety and love	2
and the interior has	2