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| bigram | frequency |
|---|---|
| miss woodhouse | 162 |
| frank churchill | 132 |
| every thing | 125 |
| miss fairfax | 109 |
| miss bates | 103 |
| jane fairfax | 95 |
| every body | 90 |
| young man | 79 |
| great deal | 64 |
| john knightley | 56 |
| dare say | 51 |
| miss smith | 51 |
| miss taylor | 41 |
| maple grove | 31 |
| dear emma | 31 |
| robert martin | 27 |
| harriet smith | 27 |
| cried emma | 27 |
| young woman | 24 |
| dear miss | 23 |
| body else | 23 |
| good deal | 21 |
| colonel campbell | 21 |
| young lady | 21 |
| emma felt | 19 |
| take care | 18 |
| box hill | 18 |
| will soon | 18 |
| young ladies | 17 |
| much better | 17 |
| every day | 16 |
| miss hawkins | 16 |
| replied emma | 16 |
| let us | 15 |
| dear jane | 15 |
| last night | 15 |
| must go | 15 |
| soon afterwards | 15 |
| poor harriet | 14 |
| ever since | 14 |
| dear sir | 13 |
| poor miss | 13 |
| great pleasure | 13 |
| miss nash | 13 |
| shall never | 13 |
| cried mr | 13 |
| never saw | 12 |
| thing else | 12 |
| one morning | 12 |
| william larkins | 12 |
| much obliged | 12 |
| good sense | 12 |
| next day | 12 |
| emma found | 12 |
| nothing else | 12 |
| little friend | 11 |
| miss campbell | 11 |
| poor mr | 11 |
| never seen | 11 |
| five minutes | 11 |
| brunswick square | 11 |
| emma thought | 10 |
| quite well | 10 |
| like mr | 10 |
| came back | 10 |
| poor little | 10 |
| will never | 10 |
| three months | 10 |
| young people | 10 |
| poor mrs | 10 |
| years old | 10 |
| great many | 10 |
| one day | 10 |
| poor isabella | 9 |
| never marry | 9 |
| will tell | 9 |
| dear mrs | 9 |
| pretty well | 9 |
| one thing | 9 |
| long enough | 9 |
| next morning | 9 |
| dear harriet | 9 |
| great regard | 9 |
| good fortune | 9 |
| just now | 9 |
| donwell abbey | 9 |
| emma saw | 9 |
| shall soon | 9 |
| years ago | 9 |
| quite enough | 9 |
| extremely well | 9 |
| much less | 8 |
| will find | 8 |
| almost every | 8 |
| well satisfied | 8 |
| much pleased | 8 |
| nobody else | 8 |
| five couple | 8 |
| shall always | 8 |
| dear madam | 8 |
| ten minutes | 8 |
| thrown away | 8 |
| every moment | 8 |
| fine young | 8 |
| cried harriet | 8 |
| dearest emma | 8 |
| must say | 8 |
| thing like | 8 |
| thought emma | 8 |
| may well | 8 |
| much beyond | 8 |
| old friend | 8 |
| take place | 8 |
| south end | 8 |
| good sort | 8 |
| will make | 8 |
| must tell | 8 |
| emma knew | 7 |
| give way | 7 |
| poor dear | 7 |
| oh yes | 7 |
| old lady | 7 |
| taken place | 7 |
| ten years | 7 |
| will bring | 7 |
| never known | 7 |
| one another | 7 |
| must know | 7 |
| never heard | 7 |
| know nothing | 7 |
| replied mr | 7 |
| will think | 7 |
| old acquaintance | 7 |
| bad thing | 7 |
| go away | 7 |
| perfectly satisfied | 7 |
| one respect | 7 |
| will come | 6 |
| every morning | 6 |
| replied mrs | 6 |
| must think | 6 |
| say nothing | 6 |
| every sort | 6 |
| must still | 6 |
| good opinion | 6 |
| passed away | 6 |
| ready wit | 6 |
| must give | 6 |
| must take | 6 |
| go home | 6 |
| charming young | 6 |
| baked apples | 6 |
| little boys | 6 |
| emma began | 6 |
| harriet must | 6 |
| well know | 6 |
| sore throat | 6 |
| knightley must | 6 |
| better go | 6 |
| might think | 6 |
| two years | 6 |
| poor girl | 6 |
| without feeling | 6 |
| shall go | 6 |
| whole party | 6 |
| poor old | 6 |
| dear little | 6 |
| little time | 6 |
| quite determined | 6 |
| see nothing | 6 |
| good old | 6 |
| doubt whether | 5 |
| lovely woman | 5 |
| know whether | 5 |
| will excuse | 5 |
| give us | 5 |
| next week | 5 |
| must confess | 5 |
| marrying jane | 5 |
| first meeting | 5 |
| seen mr | 5 |
| will say | 5 |
| soon followed | 5 |
| always think | 5 |
| many years | 5 |
| every evening | 5 |
| three times | 5 |
| hurrying away | 5 |
| infinitely superior | 5 |
| sixteen miles | 5 |
| dear papa | 5 |
| amiable young | 5 |
| turned away | 5 |
| every respect | 5 |
| took place | 5 |
| common course | 5 |
| handsome letter | 5 |
| much like | 5 |
| musical society | 5 |
| towards jane | 5 |
| really must | 5 |
| one side | 5 |
| shall see | 5 |
| mill farm | 5 |
| deal better | 5 |
| think mr | 5 |
| really quite | 5 |
| worthy people | 5 |
| never think | 5 |
| something else | 5 |
| one subject | 5 |
| vast deal | 5 |
| must see | 5 |
| hardly knew | 5 |
| emma woodhouse | 5 |
| ever hear | 5 |
| will give | 5 |
| must now | 5 |
| get away | 5 |
| good enough | 5 |
| coming back | 5 |
| little henry | 5 |
| stay longer | 5 |
| particular friend | 5 |
| hair cut | 5 |
| good god | 5 |
| quite ready | 5 |
| dear isabella | 5 |
| knew nothing | 5 |
| common sense | 5 |
| must always | 5 |
| married women | 5 |
| good friend | 5 |
| continued mrs | 5 |
| always say | 5 |
| dear father | 4 |
| never met | 4 |
| either mr | 4 |
| knightley looked | 4 |
| months ago | 4 |
| different thing | 4 |
| years hence | 4 |
| emma heard | 4 |
| make every | 4 |
| old maid | 4 |
| look around | 4 |
| three days | 4 |
| emma continued | 4 |
| gone home | 4 |
| perfect happiness | 4 |
| pretty young | 4 |
| almost immediately | 4 |
| long since | 4 |
| good society | 4 |
| like miss | 4 |
| whole day | 4 |
| immediately afterwards | 4 |
| shall think | 4 |
| proper attention | 4 |
| really think | 4 |
| elton looked | 4 |
| bad sore | 4 |
| will answer | 4 |
| towards harriet | 4 |
| good mr | 4 |
| emma wished | 4 |
| well done | 4 |
| miss churchill | 4 |
| emma made | 4 |
| might come | 4 |
| knightley seemed | 4 |
| never thought | 4 |
| pretty good | 4 |
| pretty little | 4 |
| married man | 4 |
| many people | 4 |
| heard every | 4 |
| good morning | 4 |
| exploring parties | 4 |
| much worse | 4 |
| good wife | 4 |
| perfectly right | 4 |
| perfectly remember | 4 |
| another woman | 4 |
| full justice | 4 |
| good hands | 4 |
| fair lady | 4 |
| may say | 4 |
| perfectly convinced | 4 |
| native air | 4 |
| must make | 4 |
| smallest doubt | 4 |
| might soon | 4 |
| knightley came | 4 |
| quite right | 4 |
| take leave | 4 |
| walking together | 4 |
| little longer | 4 |
| ten couple | 4 |
| another carriage | 4 |
| young person | 4 |
| always thought | 4 |
| looked forward | 4 |
| four years | 4 |
| must begin | 4 |
| first object | 4 |
| continued mr | 4 |
| many things | 4 |
| sensible man | 4 |
| run away | 4 |
| better sense | 4 |
| little room | 4 |
| elton must | 4 |
| within half | 4 |
| looked back | 4 |
| done nothing | 4 |
| never forget | 4 |
| good understanding | 4 |
| satisfied without | 4 |
| two minutes | 4 |
| much rather | 4 |
| many houses | 4 |
| good letter | 4 |
| good manners | 4 |
| taken away | 4 |
| little distance | 4 |
| whole evening | 4 |
| long ago | 4 |
| pleasant party | 4 |
| going away | 4 |
| five children | 4 |
| vicarage lane | 4 |
| fine lady | 4 |
| must allow | 4 |
| poor jane | 4 |
| just going | 4 |
| always glad | 4 |
| one point | 4 |
| even mr | 4 |
| great amusement | 4 |
| extremely sorry | 4 |
| quite frightened | 4 |
| walking home | 4 |
| somebody else | 4 |
| hardly believe | 4 |
| looking well | 4 |
| abbey mill | 4 |
| hardly ever | 4 |
| least idea | 4 |
| like jane | 4 |
| may guess | 4 |
| shall certainly | 4 |
| two months | 4 |
| weston must | 4 |
| give emma | 4 |
| emma must | 4 |
| must consider | 4 |
| caro sposo | 4 |
| certainly must | 4 |
| look forward | 4 |
| many months | 4 |
| will take | 4 |
| never marrying | 4 |
| little doubt | 4 |
| jane says | 4 |
| without delay | 4 |
| emma watched | 4 |
| great favourite | 4 |
| greater disparity | 3 |
| shall try | 3 |
| will keep | 3 |
| getting away | 3 |
| good spirits | 3 |
| will see | 3 |
| may appear | 3 |
| much alike | 3 |
| first visit | 3 |
| much disposed | 3 |
| till colonel | 3 |
| good neighbours | 3 |
| shake hands | 3 |
| got home | 3 |
| way home | 3 |
| extremely happy | 3 |
| first time | 3 |
| little emma | 3 |
| great difference | 3 |
| look back | 3 |
| got back | 3 |
| may suppose | 3 |
| without saying | 3 |
| pray let | 3 |
| emma spoke | 3 |
| pass without | 3 |
| since miss | 3 |
| like maple | 3 |
| old man | 3 |
| will send | 3 |
| pleasant evening | 3 |
| replied harriet | 3 |
| come among | 3 |
| quite convinced | 3 |
| without seeing | 3 |
| friend harriet | 3 |
| good grace | 3 |
| think miss | 3 |
| meant nothing | 3 |
| say every | 3 |
| particular way | 3 |
| harriet may | 3 |
| done without | 3 |
| nothing extraordinary | 3 |
| certainly will | 3 |
| great pity | 3 |
| man may | 3 |
| resolution enough | 3 |
| almost sure | 3 |
| miss bickerton | 3 |
| whose happiness | 3 |
| two days | 3 |
| ever seen | 3 |
| greater pleasure | 3 |
| now emma | 3 |
| anywhere else | 3 |
| almost enough | 3 |
| ever saw | 3 |
| jane will | 3 |
| find fault | 3 |
| following morning | 3 |
| sad change | 3 |
| ever see | 3 |
| lucky guess | 3 |
| seeing mr | 3 |
| little ones | 3 |
| shall just | 3 |
| really believe | 3 |
| never get | 3 |
| blue eyes | 3 |
| consider whether | 3 |
| open temper | 3 |
| two persons | 3 |
| two eldest | 3 |
| pleasing young | 3 |
| emma soon | 3 |
| set forward | 3 |
| get home | 3 |
| will allow | 3 |
| emma laughed | 3 |
| great event | 3 |
| met mr | 3 |
| think alike | 3 |
| will always | 3 |
| little way | 3 |
| among us | 3 |
| every way | 3 |
| nothing less | 3 |
| looked around | 3 |
| go abroad | 3 |
| chapter iv | 3 |
| much pleasure | 3 |
| will look | 3 |
| extensive grounds | 3 |
| last thing | 3 |
| little deaf | 3 |
| two daughters | 3 |
| much astonished | 3 |
| quite understand | 3 |
| may never | 3 |
| leaving highbury | 3 |
| four weeks | 3 |
| good many | 3 |
| excellent young | 3 |
| must wait | 3 |
| thought nothing | 3 |
| nothing better | 3 |
| tells us | 3 |
| made emma | 3 |
| thousand thanks | 3 |
| seemed rather | 3 |
| one may | 3 |
| chapter xv | 3 |
| much longer | 3 |
| ever thought | 3 |
| good wishes | 3 |
| chapter ix | 3 |
| handsome young | 3 |
| remember one | 3 |
| knightley presently | 3 |
| weeks ago | 3 |
| miss jane | 3 |
| next moment | 3 |
| kind friends | 3 |
| two young | 3 |
| bringing forward | 3 |
| else must | 3 |
| respectable young | 3 |
| chapter xiii | 3 |
| much attached | 3 |
| much feared | 3 |
| great comfort | 3 |
| many little | 3 |
| soon saw | 3 |
| shall leave | 3 |
| one night | 3 |
| just beginning | 3 |
| two carriages | 3 |
| chapter viii | 3 |
| old friends | 3 |
| twenty years | 3 |
| extremely fond | 3 |
| least ten | 3 |
| good mrs | 3 |
| chapter xvi | 3 |
| little whims | 3 |
| old married | 3 |
| will venture | 3 |
| little minds | 3 |
| well married | 3 |
| suppose mr | 3 |
| another syllable | 3 |
| emma smiled | 3 |
| frozen maid | 3 |
| entirely without | 3 |
| particularly struck | 3 |
| might now | 3 |
| six weeks | 3 |
| much mistaken | 3 |
| chapter vi | 3 |
| ten days | 3 |
| get acquainted | 3 |
| come till | 3 |
| three years | 3 |
| though much | 3 |
| little girl | 3 |
| must get | 3 |
| another half | 3 |
| saw jane | 3 |
| must speak | 3 |
| gone away | 3 |
| little farther | 3 |
| often deficient | 3 |
| moment mr | 3 |
| hill party | 3 |
| came forward | 3 |
| elton might | 3 |
| elton seemed | 3 |
| chapter xi | 3 |
| must bring | 3 |
| health seemed | 3 |
| tempered man | 3 |
| turned towards | 3 |
| harriet might | 3 |
| chapter ii | 3 |
| fine morning | 3 |
| go round | 3 |
| made happy | 3 |
| emma guessed | 3 |
| reigns alone | 3 |
| sure miss | 3 |
| us think | 3 |
| every feeling | 3 |
| chapter iii | 3 |
| quite ashamed | 3 |
| see nobody | 3 |
| chapter xii | 3 |
| every year | 3 |
| weston might | 3 |
| real feeling | 3 |
| two gentlemen | 3 |
| good qualities | 3 |
| last two | 3 |
| still talking | 3 |
| told us | 3 |
| till mr | 3 |
| though every | 3 |
| body must | 3 |
| little matters | 3 |
| every previous | 3 |
| chapter xviii | 3 |
| nicely dressed | 3 |
| thousand pounds | 3 |
| always right | 3 |
| smallest degree | 3 |
| general way | 3 |
| excepting one | 3 |
| almost always | 3 |
| first subject | 3 |
| exactly suited | 3 |
| chapter xvii | 3 |
| every letter | 3 |
| chapter vii | 3 |
| two last | 3 |
| perfectly well | 3 |
| quite mistaken | 3 |
| without exception | 3 |
| never allow | 3 |
| every hour | 3 |
| like mrs | 3 |
| another day | 3 |
| happiness must | 3 |
| run across | 3 |
| little blush | 3 |
| good thing | 3 |
| will like | 3 |
| pray take | 3 |
| another subject | 3 |
| present comfort | 3 |
| must feel | 3 |
| shortly afterwards | 3 |
| different sort | 3 |
| without seeming | 3 |
| extremely glad | 3 |
| near bristol | 3 |
| considering every | 3 |
| seemed quite | 3 |
| help saying | 3 |
| captain weston | 3 |
| chapter xiv | 3 |
| quick eye | 3 |
| will probably | 3 |
| made every | 3 |
| first heard | 3 |
| longer time | 3 |
| wonderful things | 3 |
| quite sure | 3 |
| body knows | 3 |
| quite wonderful | 3 |
| woodhouse must | 3 |
| home directly | 3 |
| now walked | 3 |
| quite unnecessary | 3 |
| six years | 3 |
| know better | 3 |
| man might | 3 |
| two ladies | 3 |
| always felt | 3 |
| dear mr | 3 |
| farther explanation | 3 |
| never believe | 3 |
| emma looked | 3 |
| another word | 3 |
| think ill | 3 |
| must come | 3 |
| sixteen years | 3 |
| morrow morning | 3 |
| weston looked | 3 |
| first thing | 3 |
| whole time | 3 |
| grave looks | 3 |
| one half | 3 |
| away directly | 3 |
| totally different | 3 |
| catching cold | 3 |
| four hours | 3 |
| happy together | 3 |
| great curiosity | 3 |
| greatest pleasure | 3 |
| dancing days | 3 |
| many weeks | 3 |
| gave emma | 3 |
| nothing like | 3 |
| never see | 3 |
| get rid | 3 |
| emma listened | 3 |
| will call | 3 |
| many resources | 3 |
| last half | 3 |
| weston joined | 2 |
| father gave | 2 |
| much indisposed | 2 |
| unnatural creature | 2 |
| ever find | 2 |
| particular pleasure | 2 |
| generally thought | 2 |
| miss coxes | 2 |
| especially since | 2 |
| many inquiries | 2 |
| good night | 2 |
| one left | 2 |
| pass unnoticed | 2 |
| great spirits | 2 |
| narrow income | 2 |
| generally known | 2 |
| come back | 2 |
| put one | 2 |
| may deserve | 2 |
| will become | 2 |
| quite certain | 2 |
| gravel walk | 2 |
| good heaven | 2 |
| wrong things | 2 |
| saw mr | 2 |
| cole told | 2 |
| two first | 2 |
| telling us | 2 |
| walking away | 2 |
| old pencil | 2 |
| die away | 2 |
| will ever | 2 |
| bates came | 2 |
| passing near | 2 |
| may come | 2 |
| week together | 2 |
| well educated | 2 |
| nothing till | 2 |
| handsome enough | 2 |
| might naturally | 2 |
| harriet every | 2 |
| might find | 2 |
| harriet listened | 2 |
| much real | 2 |
| much concerned | 2 |
| coxes five | 2 |
| appear like | 2 |
| first entered | 2 |
| intimate friend | 2 |
| equal force | 2 |
| see mrs | 2 |
| ever get | 2 |
| truly amiable | 2 |
| town next | 2 |
| people say | 2 |
| randalls party | 2 |
| quite forgotten | 2 |
| yet heard | 2 |
| well indeed | 2 |
| going abroad | 2 |
| large parties | 2 |
| sat musing | 2 |
| safely left | 2 |
| happy man | 2 |
| strong hopes | 2 |
| followed mr | 2 |
| extremely kind | 2 |
| public place | 2 |
| one hears | 2 |
| good behaviour | 2 |
| better thing | 2 |
| one preferred | 2 |
| nodding towards | 2 |
| whole winter | 2 |
| greater happiness | 2 |
| favourable answer | 2 |
| must beg | 2 |
| something extraordinary | 2 |
| tolerably well | 2 |
| seemed like | 2 |
| taking leave | 2 |
| never touches | 2 |
| often thinking | 2 |
| two friends | 2 |
| much disappointed | 2 |
| even half | 2 |
| never look | 2 |
| knightley called | 2 |
| make emma | 2 |
| natural daughter | 2 |
| delightful indeed | 2 |
| short visit | 2 |
| thing turns | 2 |
| five hundred | 2 |
| really loved | 2 |
| think well | 2 |
| warm admiration | 2 |
| knightley coolly | 2 |
| play well | 2 |
| every hope | 2 |
| arch look | 2 |
| just ready | 2 |
| therefore must | 2 |
| new acquaintance | 2 |
| knightley thought | 2 |
| bad enough | 2 |
| poor young | 2 |
| always like | 2 |
| know miss | 2 |
| often says | 2 |
| short time | 2 |
| often observed | 2 |
| superior creature | 2 |
| afterwards took | 2 |
| excellent creature | 2 |
| way indeed | 2 |
| quite serious | 2 |
| love must | 2 |
| must acknowledge | 2 |
| general opinion | 2 |
| thing gives | 2 |
| sanguine temper | 2 |
| usual self | 2 |
| will get | 2 |
| thought seriously | 2 |
| harriet turned | 2 |
| tried earnestly | 2 |
| just across | 2 |
| fine words | 2 |
| think less | 2 |
| young cox | 2 |
| time longer | 2 |
| old grandmother | 2 |
| just opposite | 2 |
| every fear | 2 |
| towards miss | 2 |
| remarkably clever | 2 |
| fairly supposed | 2 |
| begin dancing | 2 |
| late dinner | 2 |
| henry must | 2 |
| many minutes | 2 |
| first displays | 2 |
| second meeting | 2 |
| poor fellow | 2 |
| nervous part | 2 |
| little labour | 2 |
| father will | 2 |
| yet turn | 2 |
| good match | 2 |
| well worth | 2 |
| greatest service | 2 |
| every now | 2 |
| every word | 2 |
| comfortably settled | 2 |
| good education | 2 |
| long understood | 2 |
| delightful evening | 2 |
| good news | 2 |
| better fate | 2 |
| another thing | 2 |
| alone without | 2 |
| emma time | 2 |
| heavy sigh | 2 |
| tender sigh | 2 |
| woodhouse looks | 2 |
| must sink | 2 |
| one talks | 2 |
| perry says | 2 |
| never suffered | 2 |
| one hour | 2 |
| remarkably elegant | 2 |
| grand pianoforte | 2 |
| christmas day | 2 |
| like staying | 2 |
| two parcels | 2 |
| drink tea | 2 |
| hardly fail | 2 |
| conscience told | 2 |
| must return | 2 |
| carriage turned | 2 |
| always rather | 2 |
| perfect amity | 2 |
| one must | 2 |
| musical club | 2 |
| glancing towards | 2 |
| till within | 2 |
| began talking | 2 |
| always find | 2 |
| next summer | 2 |
| shall send | 2 |
| coming towards | 2 |
| must wish | 2 |
| feel quite | 2 |
| must appear | 2 |
| greatest satisfaction | 2 |
| well enough | 2 |
| old mrs | 2 |
| gentle sigh | 2 |
| never led | 2 |
| knew mr | 2 |
| ever done | 2 |
| never occurred | 2 |
| marry robert | 2 |
| shall introduce | 2 |
| superior performer | 2 |
| entirely free | 2 |
| good time | 2 |
| beautiful little | 2 |
| still greater | 2 |
| whether miss | 2 |
| will observe | 2 |
| towards mr | 2 |
| told mrs | 2 |
| great measure | 2 |
| since october | 2 |
| proper degree | 2 |
| two nights | 2 |
| shall take | 2 |
| something quite | 2 |
| perfect beauty | 2 |
| seemed determined | 2 |
| five times | 2 |
| real opinion | 2 |
| rather disappointed | 2 |
| just come | 2 |
| every kind | 2 |
| one family | 2 |
| without much | 2 |
| exactly right | 2 |
| approval beam | 2 |
| poor comfort | 2 |
| go back | 2 |
| particular circumstances | 2 |
| nothing worse | 2 |
| weston churchill | 2 |
| nothing wrong | 2 |
| sad business | 2 |
| weeks past | 2 |
| quiet reflection | 2 |
| friend mr | 2 |
| emma recollected | 2 |
| look ill | 2 |
| now just | 2 |
| good intentions | 2 |
| whole charge | 2 |
| baked apple | 2 |
| began speaking | 2 |
| totally unsuspicious | 2 |
| compare mr | 2 |
| much increased | 2 |
| following day | 2 |
| never mind | 2 |
| dull indeed | 2 |
| particular compliment | 2 |
| every line | 2 |
| must put | 2 |
| look well | 2 |
| really wished | 2 |
| campbell will | 2 |
| mother says | 2 |
| house together | 2 |
| well knew | 2 |
| quite delightful | 2 |
| first dances | 2 |
| setting forward | 2 |
| aunt will | 2 |
| catch cold | 2 |
| might never | 2 |
| seeing nothing | 2 |
| distinctly heard | 2 |
| come sooner | 2 |
| table spread | 2 |
| quite angry | 2 |
| take us | 2 |
| every feature | 2 |
| dearest harriet | 2 |
| every part | 2 |
| harriet exactly | 2 |
| anne cox | 2 |
| emma remained | 2 |
| agreeable surprize | 2 |
| often known | 2 |
| last year | 2 |
| must already | 2 |
| hardly enough | 2 |
| large fortune | 2 |
| will hardly | 2 |
| first circle | 2 |
| leaving hartfield | 2 |
| another time | 2 |
| young women | 2 |
| highly becoming | 2 |
| regular features | 2 |
| emma sat | 2 |
| looking also | 2 |
| thing without | 2 |
| harriet blushed | 2 |
| sensible young | 2 |
| harriet will | 2 |
| troublesome companion | 2 |
| distant event | 2 |
| jane caught | 2 |
| poor man | 2 |
| accomplished young | 2 |
| hardly possible | 2 |
| great opinion | 2 |
| sometimes one | 2 |
| much afraid | 2 |
| little bustle | 2 |
| just returned | 2 |
| emma grew | 2 |
| saw symptoms | 2 |
| many tears | 2 |
| highest promise | 2 |
| almost ready | 2 |
| emma read | 2 |
| much credit | 2 |
| particularly fond | 2 |
| little occupied | 2 |
| affect one | 2 |
| fortunate man | 2 |
| one good | 2 |
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| fancy mr | 2 |
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| william coxe | 2 |
| quite independent | 2 |
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| little welch | 2 |
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| single woman | 2 |
| dear child | 2 |
| four horses | 2 |
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