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quadgram	frequency
for the love of	23
the love of god	18
for love of god	15
and with that word	14
god help me so	10
fro day to day	8
i can no more	8
that i was born	8
the folk of troye	8
and over al this	7
for al this world	7
the sothe for to	7
with that word he	7
of the seventeenth century	6
the toun of troye	6
as he was wont	6
as i have told	6
it for the beste	6
that word he gan	5
he was wont to	5
as i shal yow	5
myn owene swete herte	5
with al myn herte	5
in his herte he	5
and whan that he	5
for sorwe of which	5
but al for nought	5
as ye may here	5
to telle in short	5
with al my might	5
but at the laste	5
than seyde he thus	5
of this and that	4
and took his leve	4
in this world ther	4
gan him for to	4
i shal yow telle	4
and with a syk	4
herte and al my	4
til at the laste	4
god helpe me so	4
if that i may	4
the god of love	4
with that word she	4
that is al my	4
whan that she was	4
what sholde i lenger	4
and at the laste	4
with al his fulle	4
what was best to	4
and for the love	4
god and by my	4
that my lyf may	4
with that she gan	4
and if that i	4
by god and by	4
the queen of love	4
for wel wot i	4
his herte gan to	4
for i have herd	4
as i have seyd	4
ne shal i never	4
out of this world	4
the duchess of ormond	4
and by my trouthe	4
to the grekes ost	4
that cause is of	4
seyde as ye may	3
shortly for to seyne	3
al his fulle might	3
the god of war	3
sothe for to seyne	3
what sholde i more	3
as nought ne were	3
i have told yow	3
and thus he seyde	3
al this world ne	3
for ought i can	3
that al this world	3
if that i shal	3
as i best can	3
shal been right as	3
the dungeon of the	3
was wont to done	3
i shal yow devyse	3
as fer as i	3
the time of the	3
to the worldes ende	3
this world ther nis	3
hir in hir ere	3
that al this thing	3
how sore that me	3
and if so be	3
al this mene whyle	3
that in this world	3
for in this world	3
roos and took his	3
what shal i doon	3
he took his way	3
al the toun of	3
dungeon of the sky	3
twinned be we tweyne	3
in torment and in	3
the fortune of the	3
cause is of my	3
to the pillar bound	3
niste what was best	3
is for to done	3
that i shal seye	3
he felte his herte	3
was best to rede	3
he roos and took	3
and that as faste	3
eek for hem that	3
he gan him for	3
wood out of his	3
with a syk she	3
a freend of his	3
and al this thing	3
right in this wyse	3
after the death of	3
he took his leve	3
whyl that my lyf	3
out of his minde	3
i am right sory	3
and on his wey	3
in al the toun	3
for which ful ofte	3
god shilde us fro	3
that she gan hir	3
sore that me smerte	3
in honour of the	3
this al and som	3
i speke of love	3
that i speke of	3
a sooth of this	3
it were a gret	3
and that is al	3
al that ever he	3
a man to have	3
have here my trouthe	3
to speke of this	3
it ioye was to	3
for the more part	3
i shal ben here	3
never more to see	3
in al this world	3
in the dungeon of	3
essay on dramatic poesy	3
but wel i woot	3
er that she go	3
ful ofte a day	3
that al the world	3
and seyde as ye	3
shilde us fro mischaunce	3
and up and doun	3
beddes syde him sette	2
which that comen was	2
thus am i lost	2
he for the nones	2
thou shalt ful sone	2
beheld the fight from	2
and whan that it	2
that we ben inne	2
and tel me what	2
as touching this matere	2
thoughte his herte bledde	2
and fare now wel	2
a quarter of an	2
shal yow telle sone	2
of which i tolde	2
wis be my savacioun	2
trewe i have yow	2
that with tho wordes	2
whan a wight is	2
and gan to iape	2
that i love most	2
us by mine host	2
and with that thought	2
seyde he for the	2
ought i can espye	2
sore that him smerte	2
labouring hind in show	2
goddess of the silver	2
for ought that may	2
hir thank for to	2
and in this wyse	2
now lat us stinte	2
and gan to caste	2
as stille as any	2
all the theban race	2
was out of towne	2
fyn of his entente	2
slumbering as he lay	2
duchess of ormond was	2
cursed be the day	2
al the world ne	2
that it so be	2
out of his wit	2
leyde him doun to	2
i ne may it	2
the story telleth us	2
in capricorn was joined	2
can i not seyn	2
of his sorwes smerte	2
myn owene lady bright	2
in the year of	2
wher him was wo	2
that seyd is here	2
been right as thou	2
for whan he saugh	2
the roman catholic faith	2
and every word gan	2
al this thing the	2
and took hir leve	2
the two contending knights	2
shal yow with his	2
right to the effect	2
and thus she seyde	2
but now help god	2
last years of his	2
and thus he droof	2
love of god that	2
i trowe it be	2
vulcan had thee in	2
right with hir look	2
and biddeth eek for	2
though that i sholde	2
that dorste i leye	2
i see wel now	2
self ful ofte he	2
for which wel neigh	2
the power of love	2
for to speken of	2
til that i deye	2
as for the tyme	2
o swete herte dere	2
the production of the	2
that of his deeth	2
shal don al my	2
to see the sun	2
have now good night	2
and he bigan to	2
bacchus through the conquered	2
walles of the toun	2
in equal arms they	2
in love as men	2
of the english people	2
nede is thee to	2
and in what plyt	2
alle trouthe and alle	2
redeem him went to	2
they spedde hem fro	2
to his neces paleys	2
what may this be	2
the twins received the	2
thou art now in	2
new from her sickness	2
a man of his	2
lat us stinte of	2
whan that it was	2
was enclosed within the	2
and venus in a	2
purpos of my rather	2
whom she dorste hir	2
this world to pace	2
that in my soule	2
the walles of the	2
and thenk right thus	2
to whom myn herte	2
that ye wole assente	2
wel wot i my	2
as thou wel wost	2
for the nones alle	2
sin that yow list	2
both chaucer and dryden	2
as i shal seyn	2
may do me no	2
a most detested act	2
his palamon and arcite	2
wel bringen it aboute	2
this a long sermoun	2
his bed him leyde	2
the sign of the	2
myn herte and al	2
for which criseyde up	2
whyl i may dure	2
and on the morwe	2
the church of england	2
battle of the boyne	2
sothe for to telle	2
of my rather speche	2
when saturn is in	2
so hope i that	2
whan he was come	2
and of his deeth	2
whan it was eve	2
that hadde hir herte	2
and eek his gentillesse	2
for ever in oon	2
in al that ever	2
him in his ere	2
til that the night	2
that i can see	2
that tonge telle or	2
and if thee list	2
but as his suster	2
she that hadde hir	2
whan that she cometh	2
and all the rest	2
so wis be my	2
deye i wol in	2
is no more to	2
in loving of criseyde	2
that day that i	2
more to see the	2
the rightful titan failed	2
that she was unkinde	2
the sone of tydeus	2
and that in hye	2
if that yow list	2
in salte teres dreynte	2
out of the toun	2
is of my torment	2
and whan he mighte	2
she took hir leve	2
now if he woot	2
and may within the	2
holy and profane state	2
which i wol not	2
that ever i say	2
as wisly have i	2
with ful humble chere	2
order of the garter	2
hele him of his	2
ye doon us bothe	2
al the good that	2
for the harm that	2
live i to longe	2
that ye do me	2
han or been on	2
that i have herd	2
as men in bokes	2
of al that ever	2
his beddes syde him	2
him thoughte he felte	2
wolde never god but	2
is the promise of	2
of the silver bow	2
as she that hadde	2
and sette him doun	2
i can not seen	2
of al this thing	2
sholde i more seye	2
to myn auctor listeth	2
that al was wel	2
out of his herte	2
that ye han felt	2
share a single bed	2
it never so lyte	2
breathing veins nor cupping	2
ther nis non other	2
to welcome in the	2
trowe it be the	2
but on a day	2
that is felt in	2
and that she was	2
er that i departe	2
and up his eyen	2
and othere of hir	2
arms shall plead the	2
if so be that	2
on his beddes syde	2
cut below your line	2
that wel unnethe it	2
as olde bokes tellen	2
if it be so	2
but whan he saugh	2
out of his remembraunce	2
my righte lady dere	2
that thing to come	2
thank for to deserve	2
poet laureate and historiographer	2
that she was born	2
al myn herte i	2
of this world agoon	2
him thoughte his herte	2
for hem that been	2
in which myn herte	2
herde al this thing	2
al this nas but	2
i prey to god	2
and demurely looking down	2
and ner he com	2
closed the theaters in	2
that i have seyd	2
the order of the	2
at the laste he	2
in swich maner cas	2
hir in his armes	2
bet than swiche fyve	2
how sore that him	2
meaners think no harm	2
seyde in this manere	2
years of his life	2
a syk she seyde	2
what nede is thee	2
him of al that	2
hir feyth to borwe	2
tyme is faste by	2
ay live and sterve	2
now live i to	2
olde bokes tellen us	2
biholde it was a	2
appointed poet laureate and	2
detested act of gratitude	2
i wol not live	2
is this a mannes	2
i never seen yow	2
this world ther is	2
wel more than i	2
as hir man i	2
and eche of hem	2
of the greatest english	2
gan ful sore syke	2
for to do wel	2
for antenor to yelden	2
world ther nis so	2
my lyf may dure	2
as stille as stoon	2
and him in armes	2
if that ye wole	2
with scarce recovered breath	2
thanne seyde he thus	2
that is wel seyd	2
so yeve yow right	2
and if i may	2
swich fyn hath his	2
that alle these thinges	2
our arms shall plead	2
the fyn of his	2
to whom she dorste	2
pees on every syde	2
myn owene lady dere	2
to speke of love	2
as wel as thou	2
for thee have i	2
up and doun to	2
him in armes took	2
the last half of	2
that i have yow	2
i thanke it god	2
that i mot nedes	2
with the same rhyme	2
for i wol have	2
sisters cut below your	2
for al the good	2
as fil to purpos	2
but whether that ye	2
is myn owene lady	2
for verray wo his	2
lest she be wrooth	2
holden me in honde	2
as dryden grew to	2
that wont was yow	2
her grace the duchess	2
that niste what was	2
deeth me may comaunde	2
half of the seventeenth	2
this is to seyn	2
that ever i may	2
it shal been right	2
she tolde eek how	2
mercy i yow preye	2
plead the titles of	2
it be so that	2
was treacherously killed by	2
venus is the promise	2
father and his grandsire	2
if that ye doon	2
in quiete and in	2
telle or herte may	2
of this world the	2
though al the world	2
and deye i wol	2
turney is allowed but	2
and thou shalt fele	2
and held his hondes	2
and god so wis	2
grace the duchess of	2
nere it that i	2
my lyf to save	2
shal be founde at	2
fortune of the field	2
clene out of his	2
that hem bothe leste	2
oon of this world	2
but who was glad	2
and day by day	2
his father and his	2
ne i sey not	2
as i shal seye	2
his wey him spedde	2
out of this ariete	2
and al the feste	2
to redeem him went	2
as he that coude	2
and venus had the	2
this drede i most	2
as she that was	2
how he may best	2
with stern mars in	2
of this a long	2
saturn is in one	2
tonge telle or herte	2
him of his sorwes	2
had thee in his	2
the sultry tropic fears	2
the beauty of the	2
for it shal been	2
their lords in battle	2
mars and venus in	2
shall plead the titles	2
of al this werk	2
on the other side	2
him bet than he	2
take it for the	2
dresse him up to	2
ther was non other	2
his wit to breyde	2
ought i can espyen	2
and that i yow	2
and with hir tales	2
sin i am thyn	2
and far the blackest	2
for ought he can	2
forth in speche of	2
as men may see	2
as sone as ever	2
and fareth now wel	2
al that ever i	2
self right thus he	2
to do so gret	2
that he was born	2
shal til that i	2
i can not tellen	2
that ever was bigonne	2
he shal yow with	2
morn of cheerful may	2
made he many a	2
whan that hem bothe	2
hid the dagger underneath	2
with hir heres clere	2
through the conquered indies	2
married lady elizabeth howard	2
that ye han herd	2
right now have founden	2
it is me leef	2
with him at the	2
the turney is allowed	2
dutch war of restoration	2
he gan the tyme	2
whan he saugh that	2
he gan him recomaunde	2
with al that mighte	2
it may not be	2
the tyme is faste	2
i sey not this	2
this kinges sone of	2
remedie in this cas	2
i right now have	2
as ever mote i	2
that is to seyn	2
thee in his net	2
as she sat allone	2
the peculiarities of the	2
she nas nat with	2
his fulle might him	2
most detested act of	2
to late is now	2
that to biholde it	2
biddeth eek for hem	2
as to my lady	2
holden him in honde	2
as to myn auctor	2
and i wol doon	2
but for to tellen	2
it be the beste	2
soth for to seyne	2
stern mars in capricorn	2
he tolde him word	2
far the blackest there	2
that to the deeth	2
yeve yow right good	2
is in one of	2
and lat see now	2
at the end of	2
the conquered indies rode	2
bitwixen hope and drede	2
to purpos of my	2
i shal so doon	2
in a luckless place	2
seated in a luckless	2
for tyme is that	2
if that i consente	2
yow right good day	2
of his wit to	2
to hele him of	2
in his net enthralled	2
as she that niste	2
the theban city was	2
for to have of	2
ye knowe eek how	2
he many a wente	2
us stinte of troilus	2
of his sorwes sore	2
his hundred knights attend	2
al this world ther	2
tolde him word and	2
palamon above the rest	2
to the deeth myn	2
but now to purpos	2
and that ye me	2
him word and ende	2
shoop him for to	2
fulle might him to	2
dere herte and al	2
that in his herte	2
that han or been	2
was best to done	2
for to tellen forth	2
upon his fist he	2
his fist he bore	2
one of these signs	2
titles of our love	2
it were a long	2
and let the sisters	2
stille as any stoon	2
the titles of our	2
trowe on any othes	2
bare below the breast	2
your herte and myn	2
and thus she spak	2
that i shal axen	2
enjoined us by mine	2
the last years of	2
nor i with yow	2
him went to hell	2
that troye sholde destroyed	2
thus shal i seyn	2
his fellow to redeem	2
issuing from the wood	2
it is not so	2
for was ther never	2
up and doun ther	2
the dagger underneath the	2
in these verses dryden	2
sone out of this	2
be founde at preve	2
to lete hir go	2
let the sisters cut	2
of this world to	2
mars in capricorn was	2
in he published a	2
a labouring hind in	2
if that it lyke	2
that no man may	2
laureate and historiographer royal	2
verses with the same	2
essay on translated verse	2
twins received the sun	2
thus seyde i never	2
hadde i er now	2
thou shalt wel here	2
as i shal been	2
is allowed but one	2
stinte of troilus a	2
and for the harm	2
wordes seyde he for	2
from out the bars	2
that is to seye	2
god so wis be	2
that i shal seyn	2
but now to yow	2
so be that pees	2
that it shal come	2
him sone out of	2
and by the cause	2
and what it is	2
and doun ther made	2
man of letters in	2
as palamon and arcite	2
the promise of the	2
fellow to redeem him	2
he saugh that she	2
wisly have i ioye	2
in one of these	2
and every wight that	2
now for the love	2
teres from his eyen	2
and gan to syke	2
for ought i wot	2
and al the wyse	2
othere of hir wommen	2
as he sat and	2
many a lusty knight	2
but wel wot i	2
this world ne mighte	2
day began to spring	2
in the sign of	2
gave to the world	2
of the thinges that	2
so hard an herte	2
that i sholde deye	2
that day by day	2
and by the hond	2
and shortly for to	2
herte gan to colde	2
of god that us	2
saturn in the dungeon	2
but as hir man	2
the spirit of his	2
the cause of al	2
that i have in	2
ther is no more	2
she gan in hir	2
for the first time	2
which that i yow	2
on hir for to	2
us that he had	2
history of the english	2
of that thou art	2
day that i was	2
of that is felt	2
men shal it see	2
my lord so dere	2
but for the love	2
within the compass of	2
i woot wel that	2
from the old french	2
won the beauteous emily	2
if that i sholde	2
and doun to winde	2
in this wyse he	2
the deeth myn herte	2
swich is this world	2
i non yvel mene	2
on any othes mo	2
gan up and doun	2
of calidoine and arge	2
to the duchess of	2
of my torment and	2
sin that i am	2
if that my lyf	2
allowed but one career	2
so it happened that	2
so many a lusty	2
which that is my	2
bothe eve and morwe	2
and som men seyn	2
gonnen up to welle	2
that for the beste	2
in al this hevinesse	2
he rist him up	2
hir eft in troye	2
he was killed by	2
this is not all	2
daughter of the rose	2
of palamon and arcite	2
his sorwe for to	2
within the twins received	2
what that he mente	2
wont was yow to	2
i nam but deed	2
my lyf may laste	2
that i yow devyse	2
seyde i never er	2
as ye han herd	2
god that sit above	2
now trowe on any	2
and if i hadde	2
with their plumy pride	2
my torment and my	2
what list yow thus	2
on the death of	2
his herte he thoughte	2
dagger underneath the gown	2
verray wo his wit	2
so bacchus through the	2
ought that i can	2
to come for that	2
and so it happened	2
him at the laste	2
wende for to dye	2
and whan that she	2
sign of the zodiac	2
but hid the dagger	2
and al my knight	2
last half of the	2
a quarter of a	2
of al hir peyne	2
in his armes folde	2
the sisters cut below	2
as he best mighte	2
speke of this matere	2
i shal don al	2
and with a sorwful	2
seen hir eft in	2
quiete and in reste	2
venus in a quartil	2
may within the twins	2
but sin that ye	2
if that he wol	2
hind and the panther	2
at the time of	2
in his beste wyse	2
makes no such statement	2
she that niste what	2
a score of years	2
he leyde him doun	2
that is my lord	2
he niste what he	2
telle him of his	2
and al was wel	2
thou art wys y	2
to pandarus he tolde	2
spedde hem fro the	2
seat of her worship	2
he and al his	2
on that other syde	2
finds his dear purchase	2
the year of his	2
drew near its close	2
writers of the past	2
who shal now trowe	2
that god is of	2
thinges that to comen	2
i roughte nought though	2
for now live i	2
shal now trowe on	2
theseus held his parliament	2
to biholde it was	2
that ye me wolde	2
that so wel can	2
promise of the sun	2
lady bright of hewe	2
for to hele him	2
he gan to syke	2