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in the middle of43
for the first time36
the middle of the35
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at the end of30
when i was a28
i do not think26
it may be that24
by william butler yeats24
a part of the24
the lonely of heart24
for a long time23
i do not know21
woman of the sidhe19
the edge of the19
i am going to18
the top of the18
for the sake of18
where nobody gets old18
the door of the18
nobody gets old and18
on the top of17
i did not know16
the heart of the16
at the abbey theatre16
give me a penny16
on the other hand16
when i think of16
the end of the16
i was a boy15
came out of the15
when he was a15
i would like to15
and it may be15
a friend of mine15
the shadow of the15
from time to time15
i am certain that15
of good and evil15
the evoker of spirits14
of heart is withered14
the side of the14
lonely of heart is14
the tree of life14
it was in the14
heart is withered away14
come out of the13
the light of the13
for the most part13
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upon the other hand12
ideas of good and12
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middle of the room12
playboy of the western12
men and women who12
the people of the12
the head of the12
the country of the11
that it was a11
of the western world11
one of the most11
the midst of the11
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an old woman who11
a great deal of11
in front of the11
when he came to11
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a couple of years11
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such and such a11
the people of faery11
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as if he had11
the love of god11
where there is nothing11
it seems to me11
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the sun and moon10
told me that he10
him out of the10
when i was young10
will go with you10
and one of them10
for its own sake10
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i said to myself10
i could not understand10
man of the house10
it seemed to me10
in the name of10
the soul of the10
in a little while10
on the edge of10
the host of the10
nothing to do with10
and dance upon the10
the man of the10
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seemed to me that10
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the oldest of the9
the green helmet and9
the other side of9
and bitter of tongue9
in the presence of9
middle of the night9
he said to me9
the cry of the9
old and bitter of9
helmet and other poems9
one day i was9
and when he came9
there is not a9
a tongue that is9
other side of the9
a man of genius9
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i was full of9
out of the door9
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shadow of the glen9
green helmet and other9
he came to the9
the men and women9
out of the house9
as if it was9
dance upon the mountains9
and there was a9
to do with the9
i have come to8
the wind among the8
and i did not8
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the gates of the8
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at the british museum8
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of a man who8
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the story of the8
over the lonely of8
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out of the body8
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the playboy of the8
of the young men8
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the floor of peace8
the rest of the8
cathleen the daughter of8
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or some such words8
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as though he had8
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host of the air7
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