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trigram	frequency
of the college	100
of the university	91
one of the	89
to have been	48
side of the	46
the name of	45
of the great	43
the university of	41
end of the	38
university of cambridge	37
the author of	37
in the university	37
the foundation of	37
of the church	36
of the new	36
in the year	35
of the most	33
part of the	33
of trinity college	32
of the present	31
of the old	31
in the first	29
to the college	29
history of the	29
of the same	28
the church of	28
the time of	27
the end of	26
in two volumes	26
as well as	26
there is a	26
in one volume	25
and in the	25
some of the	25
the head of	24
of the town	24
of corpus christi	24
bishop of ely	24
out of the	23
author of the	23
it is a	23
of the hall	23
said to have	23
name of the	22
of the cambridge	22
and of the	22
the whole of	22
the history of	22
church of s	22
it is said	22
the great court	21
the new learning	21
the site of	21
according to the	21
of his college	20
the fifteenth century	20
which he had	20
for the murder	20
the scholars of	20
the lady margaret	20
in connection with	20
the murder of	20
of the court	20
is said to	20
at the same	20
the north side	19
site of the	19
at the time	19
it was not	19
that he was	19
the same time	19
oxford and cambridge	19
of the river	19
which he was	18
the college was	18
the building of	18
of which he	18
it is not	18
corpus christi college	18
of the house	18
that it was	18
of trinity hall	18
the founder of	18
of the two	18
in the college	18
at this time	18
of his own	18
the house of	17
it was a	17
of the first	17
the thirteenth century	17
the th of	17
of jesus college	17
of the chapel	17
on the south	17
chancellor of the	17
the rest of	16
the story of	16
on the north	16
the south side	16
the reign of	16
many of the	16
would have been	16
and on the	16
in the same	16
of all the	15
members of the	15
it may be	15
which had been	15
of the original	15
at the end	15
at that time	15
the erection of	15
of the holy	15
the beginning of	15
a fellow of	15
of the fifteenth	14
story of the	14
in the following	14
on the site	14
that in the	14
the death of	14
whole of the	14
by the author	14
and it is	14
he was a	14
account of the	14
when he was	14
known as the	14
the fourteenth century	14
seems to have	14
in the hall	14
at any rate	14
down to the	14
north side of	13
hugh de balsham	13
of the foundation	13
to the university	13
master of trinity	13
on the other	13
he had been	13
who had been	13
the gate of	13
the age of	13
a man of	13
of the lady	13
must have been	13
but it is	13
from the first	13
of the english	13
the sixteenth century	13
may have been	13
time of the	13
in the centre	13
in the town	13
on account of	13
that he had	13
one of his	13
rest of the	13
is one of	13
a student of	13
scholars of the	12
the middle of	12
to be found	12
of the late	12
the fact that	12
not to be	12
church of the	12
the library of	12
two of the	12
the holy sepulchre	12
it was the	12
was to be	12
the high street	12
there is no	12
one of them	12
in the early	12
of which we	12
on the east	12
bridge of sighs	12
connection with the	12
the members of	12
in the reign	12
in the morning	12
in the midst	12
that of the	12
beginning of the	12
were to be	12
the life of	12
of christ church	12
the last century	12
the hall of	12
of a college	12
entrance to the	11
of the thirteenth	11
to be a	11
as we have	11
master of the	11
at a later	11
sir gilbert scott	11
the old chapel	11
history of cambridge	11
in the library	11
middle of the	11
in which he	11
in the church	11
the subject of	11
the college in	11
the number of	11
had been a	11
the place of	11
of the sixteenth	11
the seventeenth century	11
on the th	11
in the second	11
the study of	11
is to be	11
but in the	11
range of buildings	11
corner of the	11
at the head	11
the master of	11
was in the	11
of the other	11
foundation of the	11
appears to have	10
that it is	10
the british museum	10
the form of	10
the most part	10
the college of	10
his history of	10
that they were	10
the bishop of	10
the memory of	10
in the new	10
the close of	10
about the year	10
the art of	10
the nineteenth century	10
the course of	10
belonging to the	10
of the north	10
of our lord	10
in the history	10
the work of	10
the eighteenth century	10
there was a	10
the early days	10
new monthly magazine	10
the buildings of	10
of the guild	10
the centre of	10
in honour of	10
was the reply	10
the cause of	10
college in the	10
the great gate	10
and for the	10
archbishop of canterbury	10
are to be	10
to the present	10
it has been	10
the present day	10
which we have	10
for the most	10
more than a	10
of the order	10
on the west	10
the arms of	10
of the second	10
of the nunnery	10
the midst of	10
well as the	9
the duke of	9
at trinity college	9
as early as	9
north and south	9
was not until	9
at this period	9
of the library	9
a copy of	9
of the city	9
margaret of anjou	9
of which is	9
was one of	9
buildings of the	9
of the colleges	9
of the ancient	9
of the building	9
the order of	9
to the south	9
the earl of	9
of some of	9
to the same	9
for the purpose	9
and when the	9
to be the	9
character of the	9
the senate house	9
of the buildings	9
hospital of s	9
the use of	9
line of the	9
extant in the	9
as it was	9
and all the	9
the late dr	9
the college chapel	9
of the mallard	9
the court of	9
the statutes of	9
at a time	9
the university library	9
he did not	9
of the scholars	9
of the early	9
might have been	9
south side of	9
but it was	9
the top of	9
and that the	9
of henry viii	9
the men of	9
of sidney college	9
as he was	9
as it is	9
in addition to	9
by sir gilbert	9
member of the	9
a few years	9
by way of	9
the second court	9
gate of honour	9
it would be	9
each of the	9
of the king	9
in the time	9
he is said	9
to the north	9
a party of	9
which is the	9
came to the	9
the west end	8
at another time	8
to that of	8
of the country	8
the position of	8
is well known	8
in his hand	8
head of the	8
it would seem	8
afterwards bishop of	8
the destruction of	8
the mouth of	8
to which the	8
of the day	8
place of the	8
portion of the	8
regius professor of	8
head of a	8
the first instance	8
which nobody can	8
to the river	8
he one day	8
of the royal	8
seen in the	8
the works of	8
and a half	8
the round church	8
founder of the	8
in one of	8
of the ely	8
was the first	8
he was not	8
the guild of	8
which they had	8
of east anglia	8
and he was	8
of the whole	8
as in the	8
the master and	8
nobody can deny	8
several of the	8
we do not	8
we have seen	8
it is the	8
of the fourteenth	8
cambridge in the	8
to one of	8
the chapel and	8
of the nineteenth	8
of his age	8
in his own	8
half of the	8
west corner of	8
to whom she	8
the school of	8
centre of the	8
the first of	8
in which the	8
the twelfth century	8
sir walter mildmay	8
the hands of	8
this is the	8
the brethren of	8
the university in	8
the days of	8
the most interesting	8
the hall was	8
as that of	8
of emmanuel college	8
of the eighteenth	8
in his history	8
of which the	8
after he had	7
and it was	7
oxford or cambridge	7
about the same	7
addition to the	7
whom she was	7
as far as	7
methink i see	7
of king edward	7
the fame of	7
of the best	7
use of the	7
the western side	7
it is to	7
of lady margaret	7
throughout the whole	7
the origin of	7
of the celebrated	7
of the master	7
between the two	7
of one of	7
of the french	7
of the four	7
of the students	7
date of the	7
the principal court	7
had seen the	7
that the original	7
his foundation of	7
the first court	7
of the renaissance	7
with regard to	7
the first floor	7
of the last	7
it is true	7
devoted to the	7
the list of	7
in the days	7
the date of	7
it must have	7
of the hospital	7
by the castle	7
the hospital of	7
the mastership of	7
the range of	7
the fellows of	7
the diocese of	7
and to the	7
took place in	7
of y e	7
in the last	7
the gradus ad	7
the new chapel	7
the side of	7
in spite of	7
the college buildings	7
fellow of trinity	7
foundation of s	7
have been the	7
brethren of s	7
reminds me of	7
in order to	7
of the british	7
in the old	7
the foot of	7
the chapel of	7
it was at	7
the castle hill	7
in the course	7
and with the	7
it was to	7
a member of	7
given to the	7
as those of	7
to be seen	7
happened to be	7
cambridge and its	7
of the work	7
floor of the	7
at the south	7
his old college	7
close of the	7
in order that	7
it is well	7
from the old	7
hall of the	7
the town of	7
it will be	7
to say that	7
knowledge of the	7
western side of	7
was not the	7
by no means	7
it had been	7
was a man	7
which it was	7
the title of	7
erection of a	7
that the first	7
the soubriquet of	7
of the greatest	7
top of the	7
the progress of	7
of a great	6
parts of the	6
a time when	6
regard to the	6
the purpose of	6
to the east	6
it had seen	6
in regard to	6
it is very	6
in the very	6
to be called	6
the black death	6
read in the	6
the first time	6
a later time	6
for the use	6
him for the	6
conversion of the	6
sidney sussex college	6
have been a	6
charles the first	6
archbishop of york	6
of merton college	6
features of the	6
to find that	6
of the quadrangle	6
presented to the	6
lady frances sidney	6
an account of	6
of the principal	6
it is an	6
for a time	6
as much as	6
on the first	6
on one occasion	6
in y e	6
you told me	6
that there is	6
to the bishop	6
as late as	6
the authority of	6
the most beautiful	6
of the oxford	6
and the river	6
it is of	6
occupied by the	6
in the form	6
in the middle	6
of the monastic	6
the cambridge guilds	6
east end of	6
the care of	6
more or less	6
at an early	6
to the other	6
it is difficult	6
master and fellows	6
to the town	6
he had not	6
by the blood	6
when a student	6
the benefit of	6
for the first	6
the credit of	6
within its walls	6
under the auspices	6
the sons of	6
when he had	6
out of his	6
was called the	6
a student at	6
the pitt press	6
the design of	6
the idea of	6
both oxford and	6
of the fenland	6
of the universities	6
place in the	6
the combination room	6
that he might	6
the east end	6
the first and	6
plan of the	6
by one of	6
connected with the	6
not a little	6
of the seventeenth	6
a great deal	6
the spirit of	6
possession of the	6
richard of bury	6
may still be	6
was not a	6
when it was	6
the auspices of	6
to the church	6
chancellor of england	6
had been the	6
the pen of	6
with that of	6
in his supplement	6
the earliest of	6
side of this	6
all kinds of	6
of the latter	6
by which the	6
the names of	6
owing to the	6
the statue of	6
years of age	6
and one of	6
the character of	6
to his college	6
in the chapel	6
the east side	6
of his day	6
the occasion of	6
in three volumes	6
death of the	6
perhaps the most	6
library of the	6
building of the	6
the present time	6
to the first	6
in the cambridge	6
of the bishop	6
it to be	6
the middle ages	6
at oxford and	6
of the party	6
the designs of	6
the son of	6
at the west	6
of the senate	6
on each side	6
the blood of	6
more than one	6
in the west	6
to be in	6
to the new	6
to the last	6
the bridge of	6
of the world	6
leading to the	6
two or three	6
foundation of trinity	6
the founding of	6
of the chancel	6
by henry viii	6
account of his	6
in the british	6
by the way	6
bishop of norwich	6
all the rest	6
of learning in	6
not the least	6
course of study	6
west end of	6
the removal of	6
of the following	6
william the conqueror	6
and when he	6
i did not	6
in relation to	6
the other side	6
little doubt that	6
that of a	6
of edward iii	6
who was a	6
front of the	6
work of the	6
and at the	6
the nuns of	6
that he should	6
town and university	6
north of the	6
form of a	6
was about to	6
was a great	6
bishop of rochester	6
to the vice	6
the walls of	6
of the nuns	6
the church was	6
dissolution of the	6
the simplicity of	5
town of cambridge	5
the cambridge colleges	5
in which they	5
of the brethren	5
of king henry	5
of the age	5
library of trinity	5
buildings on the	5
i am sure	5
it was in	5
of the norman	5
the charge of	5
bishop of durham	5
in the twelfth	5
the part of	5
due to the	5
of the castle	5
each side of	5
on the side	5
together with the	5
sir christopher wren	5
old gateway of	5
a writer in	5
for the benefit	5
for a few	5
characteristic of the	5
the writings of	5
more than once	5
of the puritan	5
a body of	5
in the universities	5
at the north	5
blood of king	5
was built in	5
and that he	5
we find the	5
origin of the	5
with the exception	5
the north and	5
the bottom of	5
men of the	5
there is not	5
on the left	5
for the new	5
in the present	5
the conventual church	5
of the earliest	5
on the one	5
a series of	5
the line of	5
guild of corpus	5
the same year	5
one of a	5
in the fourteenth	5
by the great	5
of the society	5
the doctor was	5
the basis of	5
are in the	5
founder of emmanuel	5
the plan of	5
would be a	5
of exeter college	5
the last of	5
master of arts	5
the college from	5
or of the	5
we read in	5
of augustinian canons	5
was on the	5
the nature of	5
caused by the	5
of the ladies	5
the exception of	5
the wisdom of	5
of the middle	5
picture of the	5
house of the	5
the society of	5
that the college	5
life of the	5
of his friends	5
the new library	5
design of the	5
time to time	5
the wooden spoon	5
to such a	5
the possession of	5
of clare hall	5
father of the	5
the office of	5
the college is	5
in the streets	5
he used to	5
house of commons	5
in westminster abbey	5
sides of the	5
of their founder	5
keeper of the	5
on the ground	5
the schools of	5
the good duke	5
position of the	5
for the erection	5
and by the	5
that may be	5
used as a	5
applied to the	5
a later date	5
the chapel was	5
by some of	5
on the part	5
which may be	5
church and state	5
face of the	5
at the beginning	5
his edition of	5
to give him	5
of a later	5
supposed to be	5
that on the	5
his own university	5
translated from the	5
the college by	5
the king and	5
one day met	5
there can be	5
seem to have	5
early in the	5
such as the	5
it is recorded	5
the dean of	5
belong to the	5
walter de merton	5
a part of	5
at the bottom	5
school of pythagoras	5
one of those	5
as one of	5
to the society	5
the college hall	5
merry old song	5
of learning and	5
the two great	5
of the good	5
at cambridge in	5
they were to	5
kinds of good	5
do not know	5
of bishop fisher	5
inserted in the	5
the blessed virgin	5
he could not	5
colleges of the	5
one of these	5
we have already	5
without the trumpington	5
the canon law	5
of a large	5
not in the	5
the new aristotle	5
the rule of	5
the act of	5
we have no	5
from the pen	5
of the wash	5
the entrance to	5
the ely lady	5
the editor of	5
the year of	5
the man who	5
as soon as	5
angle of the	5
some of his	5
and happened to	5
the purposes of	5
of the civil	5
the east and	5
the pages of	5
the new building	5
him to the	5
the cambridge platonists	5
in the fifteenth	5
not at all	5
of his history	5
the dignity of	5
edition of the	5
the feast of	5
so that the	5
it is probable	5
a letter to	5
is told of	5
of the borough	5
in his life	5
the heads of	5
with the most	5
who was the	5
the fabric of	5
the trumpington gate	5
it was no	5
in the latter	5
the old buildings	5
for some time	5
then lay by	5
lay by your	5
in the schools	5
a visit to	5
from time to	5
of the way	5
was bred at	5
the importance of	5
one or two	5
also in the	5
at the corner	5
this is a	5
of the virgin	5
it was called	5
college of the	5
it would appear	5
reginald of ely	5
to suppose that	5
of the south	5
erection of the	5
of the third	5
importance of the	5
of good letters	5
the honour of	5
the development of	5
head of his	5
of charles the	5
by the name	5
monks of ely	5
it was so	5
of a very	5
stood on the	5
the words of	5
by your books	5
in a style	5
of the windows	5
the endowment of	5
the west side	5
the knowledge of	5
the following year	5
he was the	5
with many a	5
college was founded	5
code of statutes	5
and fellow of	5
not only in	5
after his death	5
the time when	5
of the name	5
for it was	5
to y e	5
when the late	5
of the monasteries	5
means of the	5
by means of	5
the poet gray	5
of the schools	5
in the great	5
the university church	5
the late bishop	5
she was a	5
in those days	5
of the fellows	5
founder of jesus	5
the old court	5
would seem that	5
those of the	5
the architect of	5
suppose that the	5
soon after he	5
and the hall	5
the one hand	5
may well be	5
to which they	5
up in the	5
obtained the soubriquet	5
gilbert scott in	5
be seen in	5
in the street	5
book of the	5
the extent of	5
friars of the	5
and the new	5
the corner of	5
of which was	5
mouth of the	5
on the subject	5
because of the	5
to the conclusion	5
of pembroke college	5
ely lady chapel	5
was founded by	5
john the evangelist	5
the value of	5
old buildings of	5
on site of	5
is an interesting	5
progress of the	5
of great men	5
of the kind	5
the presence of	5
the north of	5
students of the	5
of the jew	5
the old hall	5
of henry vii	5
at the top	5
the direction of	5
the power of	5
the person of	5
it was built	5
said the doctor	5
that the scholars	5
and founder of	5
the students of	5
in the art	4
is thus described	4
at the foot	4
what is called	4
west side of	4
wall of the	4
the king of	4
on what is	4
not one of	4
looking into the	4
is said by	4
of the sacred	4
and university of	4
one of whom	4
meaning of the	4
rule of merton	4
he had to	4
of the period	4
all other colledges	4
of a noble	4
in the public	4
to see the	4
in the works	4
alan de walsingham	4
of the cam	4
with respect to	4
to him for	4
the parish of	4
had been built	4
college and bridge	4
made to the	4
by bishop fisher	4
version of the	4
when i was	4
who was master	4
at either end	4
the christian faith	4
and of a	4
from the designs	4
was elected a	4
is a very	4
of both universities	4
to the scholars	4
clare college and	4
the first master	4
queen elizabeth and	4
to that end	4
of old buildings	4
the remains of	4
at the present	4
spoken of as	4
the protection of	4
of the book	4
of the doctor	4
to the destruction	4
when queen elizabeth	4
in early days	4
back to the	4
derived from the	4
his opinion of	4
of a cambridge	4
the language of	4
i have been	4
first and second	4
the roll of	4
it was originally	4
so much as	4
it would have	4
either oxford or	4
of university life	4
the arrangement of	4
is needless to	4
the see of	4
walls of the	4
is interesting to	4
and was not	4
rooms on the	4
the style of	4
exclaimed the doctor	4
of founding a	4
way in which	4
son of granta	4
him and his	4
it is thus	4
influence on the	4
have been more	4
such a place	4
as it were	4
cambridge as a	4
where he was	4
into the hall	4
with all the	4
built in the	4
in conjunction with	4
charles the great	4
the college statutes	4
exception of the	4
foundation of peterhouse	4
should have been	4
of english history	4
work in the	4
it to the	4
the patronage of	4
in the statutes	4
this was a	4
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lord jesus christ	4
and a great	4
countess of richmond	4
other side of	4
the lines of	4
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in the north	4
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book on the	4
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masters and scholars	4
upon as a	4
work on the	4
subject of the	4
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the old and	4
editor of the	4
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probable that the	4
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the domesday survey	4
a considerable time	4
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of the stalls	4
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growth of the	4
we have said	4
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the attention of	4
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as i was	4
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fact that the	4
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dress of the	4
the great bridge	4
the neighbourhood of	4
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time in the	4
courtyard of the	4
old court of	4
tenure of fellowships	4
in the thirteenth	4
in the chapter	4
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augustinian priory of	4
in the house	4
on the three	4
that we have	4
chapel and hall	4
an oxford scholar	4
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he became a	4
hereward the wake	4
a college chapel	4
origin of name	4
charter of foundation	4
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of the benedictine	4
on the occasion	4
on the authority	4
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for the foundation	4
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on the outer	4
which i have	4
to take his	4
peter by the	4
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work in connection	4
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willis and clark	4
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banks of the	4
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a college in	4
nearly a century	4
to the king	4
something in your	4
on either side	4
the grey friars	4
the old gateway	4
the present chapel	4
the help of	4
anecdote reminds me	4
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of the former	4
by the side	4
space between the	4
of more than	4
on one side	4
of the synagogue	4
in his book	4
during the whole	4
a letter from	4
to the hall	4
the accommodation of	4
a man who	4
at the age	4
in the lodge	4
for the accommodation	4
gate of virtue	4
which we are	4
duke of buckingham	4
fellow of the	4
domestic economy of	4
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his reply was	4
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his own college	4
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priory of s	4
opinion of the	4
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to speak of	4
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of his foundation	4
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as i have	4
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earl of pembroke	4
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skill of the	4
a work of	4
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of the monastery	4
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the following epigram	4
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spirit of the	4
college and s	4
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cause of his	4
by the students	4
the great gateway	4
for his own	4
of the twelfth	4
extension of the	4
of god and	4
which they were	4
relation to the	4
the same period	4
of the foundress	4
when he came	4
to the study	4
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of an hour	4
how do you	4
the late professor	4
from the ground	4
up the turnips	4
of the grey	4
copy of a	4
that they should	4
story of cambridge	4
the seat of	4
honour of god	4
and the holy	4
a good deal	4
diocese of ely	4
struck with the	4
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to our own	4
of eton and	4
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elizabeth de burgh	4
college of s	4
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description of the	4
of the three	4
the celebration of	4
a book of	4
of queen elizabeth	4
of our lady	4
of a provost	4
in all english	4
to build a	4
by archbishop parker	4
him to be	4
pleased with the	4
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the next day	4
to learning and	4
some of them	4
with one accord	4
speaking of the	4
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have seen in	4
the completion of	4
with the rest	4
the historian of	4
caput apri defero	4
by sir thomas	4
treatise on the	4
the will of	4
volume of the	4
at a point	4
of the century	4
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at one time	4
dean of ely	4
arrangement of the	4
of the books	4
with the best	4
a master of	4
the degree of	4
there is an	4
of the state	4
glamour of the	4
it is interesting	4
reddens laudes domino	4
a matter of	4
the same college	4
of this college	4
fruits of the	4
the lady frances	4
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in his oxoniensis	4
his fellowship at	4
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the charter of	4
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to form a	4
into a college	4
during the time	4
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of oxford in	4
into the court	4
of the conventual	4
of the high	4
of a fellowship	4
of the time	4
it is needless	4
history of oxford	4
the early english	4
from the high	4
by the college	4
of the diocese	4
be little doubt	4
was a student	4
bishop of llandaff	4
chapel of s	4
from cambridge to	4
and the other	4
from the french	4
his oxoniensis academia	4
worthy of the	4
the addition of	4
east and west	4
for many years	4
we shall find	4
to be admitted	4
by the same	4
in possession of	4
builder of the	4
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of the famous	4
norman work in	4
give to the	4
chancellor of oxford	4
that is to	4
of the story	4
son of a	4
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the roman station	4
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in the name	4
so used by	4
for him to	4
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in favour of	4
the aims of	4
fellow of st	4
number of the	4
scholars of ely	4
the most amusing	4
of the eastern	4
the town and	4
in your way	4
opening into the	4
of the italian	4
is no doubt	4
feature of the	4
with which he	4
came to be	4
they had not	4
which she had	4
in his annals	4
of which mr	4
leading from the	4
buildings in the	4
the education of	4
the city of	4
for the church	4
of christ college	4
the banks of	4
in trumpington street	4
to the fact	4
is not surprising	4
into the hands	4
stories of the	4
the whole college	4
as the college	4
edition of his	4
the interest of	4
the hall and	4
is said that	4
of the tower	4
reign of the	4
the chapel is	4
up to the	4
a portrait of	4
with the great	4
the franciscan order	4
those who are	4
sir thomas audley	4
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college from the	4
placed on the	4
the present master	4
the university by	4
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it and the	4
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quarter of the	4
preserved in the	4
that the king	4
nunnery of s	4
rise to the	4
or in the	4
the fashion of	4
chapel was built	4
east of the	4
reference to the	4
duke of norfolk	4
taken up by	4
of these buildings	4
even to the	4
of the author	4
to enter the	4
great deal of	4
founding a college	4
it is now	4
them to the	4
given by the	4
brought about by	4
the antiquity of	4
at the mouth	4
to the young	4
the canons of	4
a pottle of	4
added to the	4
the conclusion that	4
the task of	4
the foundation stone	4
of a certain	4
the mind of	4
gave to the	4
fellows of the	4
edward daniel clarke	4
on the western	4
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of the student	4
the mother of	4
that the celebrated	4
out from the	4
the bishops of	4
to a turn	4
the appearance of	4
and the name	4
into the room	4
led to the	4
the house to	4
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foundation of pembroke	4
jowettulus iste exiguus	4
the chancellor and	4
to make it	4
give him a	4
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on the right	4
its western side	4
age of the	4
the great and	4
still in the	4
from which he	4
it should be	4
as to the	4
the scheme of	4
there is evidence	4
the inner court	4
the coming of	4
words of the	4
chancellor and masters	4
the first volume	4
his life of	4
looked upon as	4
in the east	4
and at a	4
first of the	4
of the many	4
state of the	4
philosophers of the	4
the poore priestes	4
did not at	4
to queen elizabeth	4
and the college	4
this is not	4
the advowson of	4
the third court	4
gonville and caius	4
from the great	4
little more than	4
was so used	4
writer in the	4
the oxford sausage	4
in the face	4
hands of the	4
for which he	4
to take the	4
in his memorabilia	4
himself with the	4
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much of the	4
the new buildings	4
i do not	4
street and the	4
of the fair	4
presence of the	4
in the gradus	4
bottom of the	4
during the mastership	4
up by the	4
here is a	4
most of the	4
one in the	4
the early part	4
of the friars	4
text of the	4
it came to	4
which he did	4
we are told	4
benefit of the	4
order of the	4
honour of the	4
history of english	4
the present site	4
years of the	4
to the original	4
college in cambridge	4
of the franciscan	4
the prior and	4
the north aisle	4
the new college	4
cambridge at the	4
gave rise to	4
the love of	4
took up their	4
the court is	4
our lord jesus	4
can hardly be	4
early part of	4
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each member of	4
works of the	4
of such a	4
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brethren of the	4
present site of	4
in the erection	4
they might be	4
year of the	4
of milne street	4
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the beginnings of	4
no doubt that	4
of that college	4
interest of the	4
in front of	4
the precincts of	4
of his life	4
in the person	4
of a monastery	4
to his friends	4
in the two	4
of all sorts	4
we have any	4
that they might	4
on the foundation	4
the influence of	4
the book is	4
the battle of	4
that there was	4
times in the	4
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the town was	4
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in this country	3
fly at him	3
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codes of statutes	3
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of the exchequer	3
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me in mind	3
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trinity hall lane	3
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of the kingdom	3
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his three gates	3
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of other colleges	3
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the outbreak of	3
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with which they	3
at the back	3
of the vaulting	3
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the king himself	3
building on the	3
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up their residence	3
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greek and latin	3
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countess of clare	3
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student of christ	3
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cambridge antiquarian society	3
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to the energy	3
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house in the	3
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of alma mater	3
the early foundation	3
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version of it	3
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duke of lancaster	3
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proximity to the	3
to the philosophers	3
you and i	3
way for the	3
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house at cambridge	3
the pepysian library	3
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of the franciscans	3
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that it should	3
charter of king	3
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commoner of trinity	3
of the history	3
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of bishop alcock	3
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of the district	3
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house of all	3
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building in the	3
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out her wishes	3
and i have	3
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of the all	3
chapter vi the	3
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volume of his	3
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trivium and quadrivium	3
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brethren and sisters	3
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bishop of the	3
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