quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
d and g ll	43
gives this speech to	38
a gives this speech	37
gives this line to	25
by his majesties servants	22
a and b omit	16
c gives this line	14
and are to be	13
b and g omit	13
to be sold at	12
are to be sold	12
i know not what	12
fall of british tyranny	12
sold at his shop	11
the fall of british	11
e two lines ending	10
with all my heart	10
if i do not	10
c omits stage direction	10
i do not think	10
be sold at his	10
this speech to cleremont	9
love lies a bleeding	9
a gives this line	9
the end of the	9
represented in the play	8
acted at the globe	8
b and c by	8
persons represented in the	8
i know not how	8
c omits this line	8
written by john fletcher	8
at the end of	7
with variations of spelling	7
give me leave to	7
before the king and	7
it must be so	7
this line to leo	7
i would not have	7
a omits this line	7
i do beseech your	7
what shall become of	6
at the private house	6
were not well developed	6
files produced at a	6
this title which may	6
edition of this title	6
produced at a time	6
what do you mean	6
an improved edition of	6
b and c add	6
time when proofing methods	6
as if i were	6
proofing methods and tools	6
a time when proofing	6
is an improved edition	6
when proofing methods and	6
may be viewed as	6
authors being francis beaumont	6
early files produced at	6
the authors being francis	6
in a and b	6
his shop at the	6
this ebook was one	6
king and no king	6
ebook was one of	6
and divers times since	6
tools were not well	6
a king and no	6
it is a woman	6
i know you are	6
which may be viewed	6
be viewed as ebook	6
i take my leave	6
there is an improved	6
a omits this stage	6
at his shop at	6
b and g i	6
of this title which	6
at a time when	6
methods and tools were	6
i have lost my	6
and tools were not	6
improved edition of this	6
the private house in	6
was one of project	6
title which may be	6
my lords and gentlemen	6
have done nothing but	5
what would he have	5
if there be a	5
according to the true	5
what i have done	5
do you think i	5
a by mistake omits	5
i have done nothing	5
this speech and the	5
to the true copie	5
beaumont and john fletcher	5
i do not love	5
i am sure i	5
b and g god	5
written by francis beaumont	5
i beseech your grace	5
shall become of me	5
in the power of	5
the king and queen	5
d and g omit	5
and you shall see	5
c adds stage direction	5
it must not be	5
in the midst of	5
do you mean to	5
i am bound to	5
i humbly thank your	5
i have not seen	5
so i take my	5
would he not have	5
a by mistake gives	5
at his shop in	5
i am sure you	5
francis beaumont and john	5
b and g and	4
for all the world	4
if it please you	4
between the two temple	4
how do you like	4
this must be granted	4
you will please to	4
the crown in fleet	4
c and g a	4
give me thy hand	4
when i leave to	4
and the following speech	4
a council of war	4
speech and the next	4
a play and no	4
i beseech your lordship	4
at end of line	4
if it be any	4
as you like this	4
private house in black	4
the following speech to	4
when i am dead	4
by mistake gives this	4
the end of all	4
in the mean time	4
do you see that	4
b and g in	4
a and b add	4
c add the end	4
i am loth to	4
a adds finis actus	4
of the crown in	4
do you feel your	4
and c add the	4
would be loth to	4
i will not have	4
he that sent it	4
the two temple gates	4
you are welcome home	4
no more of this	4
add the end of	4
for ought i know	4
do you love me	4
a and b to	4
by all the gods	4
i would not be	4
cannot be so hard	4
i will not hear	4
i have seen him	4
you must not be	4
i cannot chuse but	4
to be your servant	4
you have made me	4
acted at somerset house	4
if thou beest a	4
a enter the king	4
how do you feel	4
another part of the	4
when you have done	4
know not what to	4
i do beseech you	4
i do not know	4
at the middle temple	4
the signe of the	4
and if i do	4
of the following line	4
would be glad to	4
do not mean to	4
b and c faith	4
what think you of	4
do you call this	4
urge it no more	4
at the signe of	4
and such a one	4
play and no play	4
you kill your father	4
king and queen on	4
this is not noble	4
when she is courted	4
should be found a	4
these lines are in	4
b and g to	4
part of the island	4
my command have waked	3
by francis beaumont and	3
love in you to	3
signe of the crown	3
and let me hear	3
here and throughout the	3
i am a man	3
here in this island	3
rest of the speech	3
the green sour ringlets	3
i am glad to	3
do the green sour	3
o give me leave	3
a omits these lines	3
at the eagle and	3
the eyes of men	3
he not have said	3
by this fair light	3
he was not sorry	3
what do you here	3
puppets that by moonshine	3
what seest thou else	3
dreams are made on	3
printed or sold by	3
her deity cutting the	3
and g with variations	3
my zenith doth depend	3
i would not wish	3
dare not curse him	3
of the windring brooks	3
stuff as dreams are	3
can by no means	3
at my command have	3
by moonshine do the	3
as dreams are made	3
if it be a	3
be as free as	3
on the back of	3
two lines ending life	3
fare ye well sir	3
since i saw you	3
and g pray god	3
the list of persons	3
i would see him	3
at somerset house before	3
and all the world	3
a friend of mine	3
i have been too	3
i would have kept	3
wait you on me	3
by this good light	3
the clouds towards paphos	3
of books printed or	3
b and g that	3
when you please sir	3
she is your sister	3
give me water with	3
you are not mad	3
but i will find	3
all my hopes i	3
the earth he lies	3
get you to your	3
have the power to	3
i had rather be	3
the foot of the	3
of the speech in	3
god of the river	3
b and c of	3
i must leave you	3
were brought moping hither	3
i never saw a	3
list of persons represented	3
i had been a	3
so far from being	3
as if you were	3
why do you keep	3
what if they should	3
what think ye of	3
what have i done	3
in a this stage	3
which is as much	3
as in original page	3
and take your leave	3
command have waked their	3
do not follow me	3
printed for thomas walkley	3
the gods direct you	3
and c by heaven	3
is not to be	3
i am glad i	3
b and g is	3
an hour or two	3
earth he lies upon	3
doth depend upon a	3
the back of the	3
i would not suffer	3
else in the dark	3
and let me tell	3
no better than the	3
this island we arrived	3
b and c and	3
such a thing as	3
crown in fleet street	3
would he have said	3
this line to dem	3
house before the king	3
i have a thousand	3
i am a woman	3
if it be love	3
in your pocket slave	3
are you come to	3
not what it is	3
would not have you	3
tug at an oar	3
say he was not	3
i am come to	3
by my prescience i	3
i will give you	3
i hope i shall	3
the duke of milan	3
g with variations of	3
i met her deity	3
are such stuff as	3
it may be so	3
if you be a	3
such stuff as dreams	3
nothing but in care	3
god bless your majesty	3
the hand of heaven	3
i will not be	3
cutting the clouds towards	3
my prescience i find	3
things possible and honest	3
is no place for	3
what should this mean	3
in the play and	3
lament the loss of	3
better than the earth	3
enter tigranes and spaconia	3
this line to gent	3
i would not for	3
and say he was	3
by my troth i	3
are three men of	3
omits this line and	3
list of the characters	3
but in care of	3
met her deity cutting	3
am sure you are	3
i ask no more	3
prescience i find my	3
or let me perish	3
what shall we do	3
i shall have no	3
and the following one	3
graves at my command	3
i am a souldier	3
and glad i have	3
done nothing but in	3
i do believe it	3
if i could come	3
i am not come	3
what would you have	3
i will hear no	3
is still the same	3
b and c all	3
and g omit the	3
and by my prescience	3
his shop in chancery	3
after the battle of	3
than the earth he	3
the stationer to dramatophilus	3
or sold by william	3
stand the shock of	3
the shape of amoret	3
lines are in a	3
in place of these	3
is not in c	3
we are such stuff	3
as if he had	3
b and g would	3
you seem to be	3
thing that has the	3
if ever i were	3
b and c omit	3
upon a most auspicious	3
let me tell you	3
this is a very	3
i have lost a	3
the principal actors were	3
fit to be your	3
i think i have	3
to all the world	3
i must confess i	3
acted at the black	3
somerset house before the	3
i have a soul	3
of all the world	3
that i will have	3
a most auspicious star	3
the king and queene	3
seest thou else in	3
direction after the word	3
custom of the country	3
and where there is	3
is the cause of	3
and were brought moping	3
i shall not be	3
i come to speak	3
duke of milan and	3
and sail so expeditious	3
i am sorry for	3
printed for william leake	3
green sour ringlets make	3
or such a toy	3
for my own part	3
be not so modest	3
i will not do	3
i am a fool	3
preserved as in original	3
i am glad of	3
wouldst give me water	3
the eagle and childe	3
i am no coward	3
if you love it	3
me the way to	3
sold by william leake	3
the shaking of the	3
books printed or sold	3
b and g pray	3
am glad you are	3
do beseech your lordship	3
in the dark backward	3
you shall have it	3
text is that of	3
i can by no	3
you to me that	3
in this island we	3
the custom of the	3
that i have ever	3
thou else in the	3
you feel your self	3
the lady of the	3
health to your majesty	3
i dare not see	3
the way to the	3
and so i take	3
in care of thee	3
will not let me	3
b and c with	3
you are three men	3
the name of a	3
a and c a	3
the following one to	3
and the next to	3
what if they be	3
i hold it happy	3
since it must be	3
that will not let	3
and c by the	3
all the gods direct	3
me water with berries	3
leave your crisp channels	3
i find my zenith	3
have waked their sleepers	3
depend upon a most	3
moonshine do the green	3
am glad i have	3
and please your majesty	3
with the hazard of	3
spoke by the lieutenant	3
i will not leave	3
i am glad you	3
if you can find	3
and when you have	3
i live to see	3
do not use to	3
and i will be	3
is it to me	3
not make me acquainted	3
that by moonshine do	3
or love lies a	3
of persons represented in	3
and no doubt will	3
if he be not	3
shall she be a	3
are in a and	3
and how does your	3
there is the king	3
what shall i do	3
printed at london for	3
shop at the signe	3
three men of sin	3
able to make a	3
this is a strange	3
o you are welcome	3
find my zenith doth	3
zenith doth depend upon	3
would you have me	3
there are a hundred	3
and g i shall	3
deity cutting the clouds	3
i can tell you	3
what should i do	3
it to the world	3
at the foot of	3
for the good of	3
i know it is	3
and if i can	3
the king of naples	3
i could come by	3
would not for the	3
the rest of the	3
i have told you	3
but you shall see	3
here lies your brother	3
is there any thing	3
end of the following	3
call it a council	2
have i this for	2
him not worthy of	2
queene on twelfe night	2
adds stage direction she	2
such a toy may	2
of the male stewes	2
where the name of	2
i can recover him	2
in the camp at	2
some few prayers along	2
it should be so	2
call me what you	2
for a little too	2
your daughter was not	2
i had thought i	2
of the loathedst crime	2
that shall be made	2
way as beastly got	2
and abysm of time	2
was humbly thankt in	2
a omits exit gob	2
now it is ripe	2
adds in the margin	2
gentlemen that were his	2
and of a nature	2
commend me to your	2
come out of the	2
i should be found	2
b and c the	2
have blotted out the	2
that will be beaten	2
let them come in	2
am glad to see	2
shall not serve your	2
him any noble nature	2
stole any living thing	2
i freely offer it	2
hope of issue made	2
but i hope he	2
are not to be	2
not what to think	2
i shall not love	2
and if you like	2
more admire all my	2
who this book shall	2
respect you bare me	2
none this ebook was	2
will make no noise	2
do you see these	2
wicked mother of my	2
charge you as you	2
use to pay lust	2
you long for a	2
of fate were here	2
the steep head of	2
but the honour to	2
lordship holds your mirth	2
i must go see	2
the quartos print any	2
for my sake do	2
though i have done	2
nimble tongues forget your	2
where is the duke	2
that so had blest	2
was so joyfull in	2
it whilst i could	2
yet i dare not	2
coffin put in earth	2
more detested in the	2
o say not so	2
and the folio misprint	2
state would rather ask	2
as fresh as when	2
which shall be within	2
you had a mistris	2
by a worse man	2
can she make cawdles	2
mind i am in	2
there any thing else	2
you speak to me	2
for your self you	2
get you about your	2
i think i should	2
should quite forget their	2
passing over the stage	2
are a hundred thousand	2
yet i can by	2
so ill of you	2
out of the kingdom	2
tell any thing i	2
the crown in fleetstreet	2
now let him come	2
of the characters it	2
and g omit it	2
and you may find	2
have undergone a labour	2
but i have private	2
custome hold out here	2
your custome hold out	2
thou hast made thy	2
enter arbaces with his	2
be partakers of my	2
a valiant fellow for	2
could be well content	2
omits prologue and epilogue	2
that didst not shame	2
shall come up fat	2
but i shall have	2
the king is comming	2
as now from earth	2
let her have you	2
all the world come	2
your pallats fall frighted	2
that there is a	2
foolish fellow had better	2
there he is indeed	2
grant me one request	2
heaven i will not	2
as he that sleeps	2
a omits my lord	2
troubles me that i	2
but i can take	2
the speech in prose	2
let me hear no	2
as if it be	2
princesse and her gentlewoman	2
am every way as	2
cunning found out this	2
i wish to have	2
and yet i know	2
your lordships sent me	2
this speech in prose	2
a great desire to	2
as soon as he	2
these gentlemen you come	2
but i am grown	2
to put a fresh	2
have made up a	2
i leave to be	2
o my small guts	2
is this in thee	2
hopes i hold it	2
please to marry me	2
oath to your succession	2
this was a curious	2
to my guard for	2
now found the cause	2
now when the time	2
women find him not	2
she is far from	2
ever there is sun	2
hold my eyes more	2
shall i not sir	2
and with him my	2
and to your grace	2
of beg it thus	2
so low a sence	2
do not love it	2
that jest shall save	2
lust satisfied more privately	2
have lost my self	2
in one or two	2
hereafter promise him a	2
not to acquaint him	2
particular to you or	2
b and g as	2
i will thorough them	2
do you know what	2
find him not worthy	2
as brave as mine	2
or to what end	2
way how to destroy	2
daughter was not mad	2
if thou dost this	2
have spoke in idle	2
prayers were made for	2
as the young spring	2
not worth the owning	2
shall be a pleasant	2
c i once more	2
i was the cause	2
you shall know my	2
the camp at cambridge	2
but greatly rejoyce that	2
to my private chamber	2
tigranes gave her to	2
how fain you would	2
sure i have committed	2
you would have me	2
god preserve your majesty	2
strange now to have	2
the loss of bloud	2
with his sword drawn	2
good sir pardon me	2
you once she was	2
words that i have	2
how to destroy me	2
promise him a good	2
there be our hands	2
next to the middle	2
c by the gods	2
shall not have a	2
and set their stone	2
such more in this	2
shall save your bones	2
we are valiant to	2
if thou couldst not	2
cook of a seventy	2
crime five ages have	2
to do him service	2
transposes these two ll	2
or if ye needs	2
past the cure of	2
it as long as	2
beat you at first	2
grant all that too	2
the death of her	2
she would be thought	2
no more admire all	2
as free as you	2
you have got a	2
use all their arts	2
any living thing that	2
i perceive a man	2
times since with great	2
shall not be a	2
thou didst pursue it	2
manners never could attempt	2
you are a coward	2
verso of the title	2
though they grow together	2
draw not your sword	2
language of any dame	2
the king was old	2
know i have the	2
to let her have	2
more full of lies	2
good morrow to your	2
your bosome temperate thoughts	2
i will tell you	2
not worthy of their	2
and thou shalt find	2
what you think is	2
at london for r	2
is a kind of	2
off with your swords	2
no beast but if	2
how has my age	2
the priest of pan	2
why i will have	2
if you have a	2
clap on his hat	2
and tell you truth	2
c and g omit	2
i would have you	2
jewel of my life	2
and yet she is	2
all the evils mans	2
leave to play the	2
a and b these	2
cannot chuse but greatly	2
if i can but	2
lost a foolish daughter	2
and i know not	2
buttocks cannot be so	2
are toyes for children	2
now to grow bigger	2
hinder you from seeing	2
take him for a	2
it be love to	2
so below a beating	2
should be made my	2
present you with a	2
till i pay my	2
bound to love thee	2
you have put the	2
a and b enter	2
cannot now command you	2
worst wish on thee	2
be thought to have	2
lord of suffolk is	2
i would fain be	2
leave to me protection	2
with the obedience of	2
that this is all	2
to be so great	2
would rather ask a	2
will you not speak	2
shop in chancerie lane	2
no revenge can catch	2
all our friends are	2
art a young whore	2
it was i that	2
all is as it	2
i lost in antioch	2
than thou canst love	2
to make it no	2
you are a stranger	2
grave a span yet	2
but take my oath	2
as to my own	2
valiant fellow for all	2
you were wont to	2
way that leads to	2
let me see your	2
that shall heighten you	2
the principal place of	2
what i desire to	2
you must forgive me	2
and i am every	2
glad you are straight	2
no more of these	2
you shall know it	2
there are a thousand	2
i will not lose	2
would have kept a	2
here will arise another	2
for half an hour	2
queen on twelf night	2
how does your custome	2
and did leave to	2
summer whores upon my	2
heaven knows it is	2
has the appearance of	2
pray you to the	2
children will shortly take	2
prethee get thee gone	2
i have blotted out	2
you shall find me	2
thou hast thy shame	2
know why you curse	2
daughter in a prison	2
had a thought of	2
c i thanck thee	2
do you not hear	2
wretched fellow reaches no	2
heir to one of	2
as our swords shall	2
temple gate in fleet	2
thou call her sister	2
the use of your	2
something before i saw	2
and were it not	2
an honest and a	2
what i would have	2
can recover him and	2
are not found so	2
i will not stay	2
to see the prince	2
she is as free	2
as i take it	2
if there were no	2
with your botled valour	2
and almost all the	2
now the fourth time	2
question now amongst the	2
nothing to do with	2
what will you find	2
let me see the	2
a and f mine	2
favour of thomas forrest	2
measure at her wedding	2
i have seen thee	2
of all measure at	2
with any subject that	2
will give you something	2
know you dare lie	2
a thought of mercy	2
had thought they had	2
as well as we	2
not wont to be	2
confession of a crime	2
i will attend you	2
to save his life	2
study to forget you	2
at the sack of	2
prate unhappily ere thou	2
c and d and	2
and we can now	2
wilt thou now leave	2
sheep and young lambs	2
show me an instance	2
i must have one	2
before him on a	2
is an embassage from	2
then is not my	2
i have done a	2
up with your three	2
be done to him	2
panthea sent me word	2
about her carelesly some	2
come up fat and	2
saw you there are	2
find out to give	2
may i not prosper	2
could afford such horrid	2
the nature of the	2
but to no purpose	2
but to what i	2
the great north dore	2
or had but in	2
and feeble when he	2
to be in love	2
hat at my desire	2
my consent would never	2
why thou wouldst have	2
i will call it	2
two lines ending not	2
it lies in your	2
with a forbidden blow	2
did you speak to	2
man clap on his	2
is not noble in	2
me acquainted when thou	2
to thee thou wicked	2
written by francis beamount	2
i would be as	2
laws of the land	2
would be as still	2
will fight with you	2
as soon as i	2
you are not found	2
is not so sure	2
was fault enough not	2
does know but that	2
bold to bring these	2
more fit to be	2
with me and my	2
and b add finis	2
we are no men	2
dark backward and abysm	2
your lordship holds your	2
to be dishonest i	2
to save them from	2
five ages have brought	2
good faith it must	2
and each flies the	2
as it was before	2
now to comfort me	2
me to let her	2
and i when i	2
and ever when i	2
none but summer whores	2
i know i have	2
made a fair hand	2
give me leave without	2
i thank thee for	2
far from me to	2
the place where the	2
i am impatient of	2
and pretended you were	2
all out of the	2
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unto arbaces for your	2
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my father in presence	2
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it from me to	2
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your hands once more	2
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this rent for you	2
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self more full of	2
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unto me to armenia	2
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