trigram

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trigram	frequency
love of god	33
if that i	25
for the love	24
for love of	24
at the laste	24
the love of	23
as he that	19
by my trouthe	18
and with that	17
that i shal	17
that i have	16
out of his	16
as i shal	15
and in his	15
with that word	15
in his herte	15
al this world	14
palamon and arcite	14
as i have	14
out of the	14
and to the	14
in this world	13
and for the	13
and gan to	13
in this wyse	13
for the beste	13
my dere herte	13
and all the	12
and al the	12
that i was	12
that she was	12
he gan to	12
up and doun	12
whan that she	12
and lat us	11
that i may	11
to and fro	11
out of this	11
for goddes love	11
al this thing	11
gan for to	11
i shal yow	11
out of drede	11
at the leste	10
as she that	10
whan that he	10
i can no	10
what sholde i	10
of which i	10
and after this	10
and on the	10
in this manere	10
for i have	10
day by day	10
which that i	10
i was born	10
that he was	10
and whan that	10
the god of	10
help me so	10
god help me	10
if that ye	10
for to seyne	10
and in this	10
wel wot i	9
and if that	9
i can not	9
for al this	9
that al this	9
to speke of	9
and with a	9
fro day to	9
and after that	9
ther is no	9
the folk of	9
and if i	9
folk of troye	9
and eek his	9
he gan him	9
in this cas	9
is for to	8
god of love	8
as he was	8
for i am	8
sooth to seyne	8
day to day	8
and god to	8
how sholde i	8
i have herd	8
as fer as	8
and lat me	8
in al this	8
for to telle	8
of his wo	8
and on his	8
as wel as	8
that i am	8
and in the	8
can no more	8
though that i	8
was wont to	8
and thus he	8
and thus she	8
that is to	8
him for to	8
for to be	8
it were a	8
and by the	8
al the world	8
i have told	8
of the toun	8
that ever i	8
and of his	8
which that is	8
over al this	7
al my might	7
for to seye	7
as for to	7
that i love	7
and over al	7
and eek the	7
i have seyd	7
of al this	7
i wol not	7
of this world	7
of this matere	7
and in a	7
it was a	7
at the restoration	7
on the morwe	7
and al my	7
in this place	7
and at the	7
as i can	7
myn owene lady	7
on every syde	7
took his leve	7
and with hir	7
in the same	7
and with his	7
and al his	7
that word he	7
sothe for to	7
if that he	7
al that ever	7
and that ye	7
he was in	7
whan he was	7
and al this	7
that ever was	7
and by my	7
al the toun	7
to come ayein	7
with many a	7
seyde he thus	7
he was wont	7
the sothe for	7
for which he	6
that it was	6
and to him	6
but at the	6
and eek of	6
that ye me	6
and for to	6
quod tho criseyde	6
that in this	6
owene swete herte	6
er that i	6
out of doute	6
for ought i	6
but tel me	6
in this matere	6
and as the	6
and every wight	6
he took his	6
with al his	6
and how that	6
this is the	6
dar i seye	6
on a day	6
of the seventeenth	6
for sorwe of	6
that ye han	6
that in the	6
for in this	6
but for to	6
the grekes ost	6
eche of hem	6
the death of	6
that ye wol	6
and with the	6
it for the	6
that al the	6
and gan hir	6
i nil not	6
as i may	6
for to go	6
this world ther	6
can i not	6
and of the	6
the cause of	6
for to see	6
that my lyf	6
shal i never	6
she gan to	6
as ye may	6
i have yow	6
the seventeenth century	6
my lady dere	6
in myn herte	6
and swich a	6
al myn herte	6
al for nought	6
ye may here	6
one of the	6
speke of love	6
toun of troye	6
him at the	6
that she gan	6
with al my	6
a man to	6
the toun of	6
but al for	5
his herte he	5
was best to	5
for to dwelle	5
that troilus was	5
to the temple	5
whan it was	5
of al his	5
to telle in	5
of his deeth	5
with al myn	5
that yow list	5
his herte gan	5
that is al	5
for now is	5
what shal i	5
that it shal	5
why nil i	5
and in hir	5
day that i	5
and tel me	5
day and night	5
on the plain	5
that it be	5
but for the	5
this and that	5
for it is	5
and that i	5
to the effect	5
word he gan	5
and that she	5
al was wel	5
al this toun	5
goddess of the	5
for al the	5
a thousand tymes	5
how sore that	5
and seyde him	5
queen of love	5
of his herte	5
i shal seye	5
he gan hir	5
to do so	5
honour of the	5
of hem that	5
til that i	5
myn herte i	5
that i deye	5
and of hir	5
in al the	5
of the commonwealth	5
of al that	5
til at the	5
that he so	5
she gan hir	5
the queen of	5
oute more speche	5
and that the	5
cause is of	5
and whan he	5
to the grekes	5
of the war	5
no wonder is	5
that it may	5
took hir leve	5
william and mary	5
wel i woot	5
for which ful	5
and took his	5
ye han herd	5
sorwe of which	5
as in his	5
the duchess of	5
so that it	5
with a syk	5
so be that	5
it is not	5
as sone as	5
swich fyn hath	5
that i yow	5
it is to	5
it may not	5
the son of	5
that in his	5
of which the	5
myn owene swete	5
ful ofte he	5
him to the	5
a thousand fold	5
what it is	5
in swich a	5
this troilus gan	5
if it be	5
that she him	5
out of my	5
if that yow	5
for hem that	5
telle in short	5
in honour of	5
than seyde he	5
and seyde as	5
helpe me so	5
as yow list	5
that of his	5
by god and	5
o lady myn	5
as stille as	5
herte and al	5
in his armes	5
shortly for to	5
gan to syke	5
i speke of	5
him by the	4
i have eek	4
all for love	4
for to winne	4
but to the	4
what he mente	4
in hir herte	4
leef and dere	4
at shorte wordes	4
ne shal i	4
and that thou	4
i pray yow	4
a man of	4
i sey not	4
that he may	4
and to his	4
daughter of the	4
woot i wel	4
hir in hir	4
that he hadde	4
it may be	4
if she be	4
duchess of ormond	4
thus am i	4
his fulle might	4
ful ofte a	4
fro this forth	4
of the field	4
as in the	4
what was best	4
wo worth that	4
sin that ye	4
and then the	4
of his age	4
al this hevinesse	4
and of my	4
i to yow	4
and up and	4
but wel i	4
as to my	4
and that is	4
and saw the	4
wher is your	4
many a wente	4
for trusteth wel	4
here my trouthe	4
that was the	4
and though i	4
i wol yow	4
as it was	4
him of his	4
and from his	4
wel ye woot	4
but now to	4
er that ye	4
whan he saugh	4
that no wight	4
of his entente	4
for al that	4
that shal be	4
and that he	4
for to dye	4
to what fyn	4
nor how the	4
if that it	4
for wel wot	4
shal yow telle	4
and that anoon	4
quod she tho	4
and eek for	4
and eek myn	4
it shal not	4
i wol my	4
sooth of this	4
absalom and achitophel	4
as it is	4
she tolde eek	4
wont to done	4
i am thyn	4
that is so	4
of his own	4
but herte myn	4
of his life	4
me were lever	4
god and by	4
is al my	4
in which he	4
as in a	4
the promise of	4
many a tere	4
is to seyn	4
that never yet	4
hir for to	4
be we tweyne	4
to been a	4
in english literature	4
that is the	4
sone after that	4
as i am	4
of this and	4
how that ye	4
for to holde	4
shal i doon	4
that with the	4
ought i can	4
out of troye	4
i thee biseche	4
i am right	4
was to here	4
a quarter of	4
the tenthe day	4
i woot wel	4
it am i	4
and live in	4
of the sky	4
al hir peyne	4
of his sorwes	4
of his grace	4
in myn entente	4
soth for to	4
to his neces	4
as who seyth	4
if that they	4
sin that i	4
god helpe me	4
in these verses	4
speke of this	4
for the nones	4
my lyf may	4
of every wight	4
and ofte tyme	4
as muche as	4
fayn wolde i	4
this world to	4
and of this	4
and many a	4
every maner wight	4
of all the	4
he was to	4
that it is	4
that thou art	4
how shal i	4
in which the	4
on the ground	4
i holde it	4
i see that	4
that thou shalt	4
to my lady	4
i wol be	4
the fyn of	4
he gan his	4
that cause is	4
gan him for	4
at once the	4
in the snare	4
i shal wel	4
that his herte	4
as for the	4
the time of	4
that he hath	4
herte gan to	4
alle and some	4
every wight that	4
this was the	4
my nece dere	4
as men may	4
i shal seyn	4
of his minde	4
a sooth of	4
no more to	4
that word she	4
sholde i lenger	4
with that she	4
is of my	4
for thee the	4
took his way	4
and ay the	4
she wolde come	4
of the zodiac	4
al his fulle	4
wel more than	4
leve brother dere	4
with him to	4
that i sholde	4
that swich a	4
sone after this	4
by that god	4
and that as	4
thing to come	4
of this thing	4
his lady dere	4
in his mind	4
in his minde	4
his herte bledde	3
but in a	3
thise ilke two	3
but in effect	3
us fro mischaunce	3
this is to	3
he niste what	3
best to rede	3
owene lady dere	3
he and al	3
may it be	3
do me no	3
for to speke	3
al were it	3
sorwe for to	3
al his chere	3
to every wight	3
he had not	3
but that i	3
the duke of	3
and so it	3
the grekes stronge	3
for to tellen	3
and as he	3
to doon him	3
as he can	3
clene out of	3
and troilus he	3
som men seyn	3
for al his	3
i love most	3
on his bed	3
he saugh that	3
and she to	3
for myn estat	3
so wol i	3
for love is	3
as i best	3
he tolde him	3
is a thing	3
and in what	3
his beddes syde	3
that in my	3
which that al	3
the power of	3
what wonder is	3
so that ye	3
and if so	3
nere it that	3
al in your	3
have al this	3
then came the	3
er that she	3
thenk eek how	3
of the sun	3
he did not	3
of the restoration	3
he was slayn	3
right as i	3
to doon his	3
in the feld	3
pale and wan	3
is to seye	3
and al hir	3
to hir grace	3
god so wis	3
sone out of	3
he thoughte he	3
him in his	3
nought to done	3
on me see	3
who shal now	3
the lettre that	3
that the world	3
that ye were	3
and with what	3
be the day	3
ne can i	3
he that is	3
so hope i	3
i never er	3
stille as stoon	3
for i wol	3
that i wol	3
of al my	3
and he was	3
while we live	3
me thinketh thus	3
and his grandsire	3
myn herte dere	3
a wight is	3
world ther nis	3
that is thy	3
that wel unnethe	3
right at the	3
and of your	3
nis but a	3
that dar i	3
for to done	3
what to doon	3
he thonked hir	3
to whom she	3
thou shalt be	3
his best play	3
thise ilke tweye	3
though al the	3
roos and took	3
a day he	3
in his bed	3
with him at	3
this knowe i	3
declaration of indulgence	3
so greet a	3
i have in	3
as i yow	3
wood out of	3
of o thing	3
al this night	3
of the day	3
al my wo	3
the compass of	3
that every wight	3
to speken of	3
that she sholde	3
this al and	3
tel me this	3
and thou shalt	3
on his beddes	3
for to ryse	3
for to pleye	3
him thoughte his	3
that i can	3
now am i	3
hir herte on	3
that yow leste	3
tho gan she	3
and sette him	3
it be that	3
that i speke	3
that thou me	3
torment and in	3
of his father	3
and lat hem	3
so many a	3
but how this	3
god of war	3
how that he	3
wordes for to	3
so mote i	3
of it no	3
the church of	3
and in swich	3
more to see	3
to behold the	3
was ther never	3
him in the	3
cursed be the	3
all the rest	3
to find the	3
for which i	3
and lat see	3
my dere brother	3
a thousand tyme	3
not to deye	3
as any wight	3
that he seyde	3
dryden was born	3
for to speken	3
with him mette	3
so that she	3
for which she	3
as for a	3
purpos for to	3
herte an ese	3
and took it	3
dungeon of the	3
that as faste	3
he roos and	3
now were it	3
in thy servyse	3
and i shal	3
that love is	3
now is this	3
is this the	3
his hundred knights	3
and hir chere	3
sin she is	3
for to love	3
myn herte breste	3
in sondry wyse	3
of his generation	3
for never yet	3
eek for hem	3
and pitously gan	3
sholde i more	3
al sholde i	3
to the yate	3
but on the	3
and asked him	3
won the beauteous	3
and let the	3
as a knight	3
my lady free	3
i dar wel	3
for no wight	3
was to sene	3
right as thy	3
this was his	3
the production of	3
of that thou	3
shal ben here	3
as thinketh me	3
in torment and	3
of him that	3
i have a	3
a little space	3
with sword and	3
thou shalt wel	3
right for the	3
sin i am	3
was for to	3
whom that i	3
shal been right	3
have told yow	3
so that his	3
it is nought	3
if i have	3
i shal ben	3
him in this	3
i yow devyse	3
from his eyen	3
nought ne were	3
in the wind	3
this was doon	3
aboute his herte	3
of which he	3
if this be	3
so yeve yow	3
ther nis no	3
al the good	3
al this fare	3
that wont was	3
and forth he	3
al thy wo	3
that he mente	3
by my thrift	3
i wol in	3
he nas but	3
were a gret	3
of the garter	3
in his own	3
the theban city	3
for to wryte	3
but he that	3
of the thinges	3
it was an	3
at the time	3
i have my	3
the sone of	3
and the beste	3
yet shal i	3
ne never shal	3
thou art wys	3
as wisly god	3
have here my	3
sore that me	3
that from his	3
and by hir	3
bright of hewe	3
that hem liste	3
that his lady	3
he and i	3
fortune of the	3
and ful of	3
of hir speche	3
thus to him	3
he may not	3
bitwixen hope and	3
i shal don	3
in al that	3
at the fulle	3
for to here	3
that i serve	3
the worldes ende	3
it was eve	3
which ful ofte	3
com hir to	3
to see the	3
i am deed	3
she shal not	3
if that thee	3
for whiche i	3
if that thou	3
it nedeth nought	3
the pillar bound	3
the beauteous emily	3
i best can	3
had been the	3
that she wol	3
the wife of	3
with tho wordes	3
to the deeth	3
shilde us fro	3
one of his	3
he to the	3
lyf may laste	3
and i wol	3
to the royal	3
spirit of his	3
for he was	3
he felte his	3
on which the	3
that i wiste	3
that ever he	3
were regarded as	3
he best mighte	3
al my peyne	3
it so be	3
that i never	3
i trowe it	3
ioye was to	3
and that a	3
my lyf to	3
as nought ne	3
that day that	3
but though that	3
do me deye	3
of the year	3
and on a	3
criseyde his lady	3
time of the	3
fer as i	3
dere herte swete	3
in this toun	3
was in the	3
hir eyen two	3
his lady grace	3
for to do	3
tel me how	3
of the times	3
after the death	3
and every word	3
not to be	3
in every thing	3
but in the	3
i shal so	3
the laws of	3
for that i	3
the head of	3
power of love	3
for which with	3
is ful of	3
this mene whyle	3
i mot nedes	3
troilus was never	3
the silver bow	3
a freend of	3
as for me	3
gan his herte	3
whan he it	3
in this array	3
niste what was	3
that is my	3
as he lay	3
he which that	3
that she go	3
which myn herte	3
never more to	3
that no man	3
the world may	3
that me smerte	3
and they that	3
in swich cas	3
have i ioye	3
on my sorwe	3
sin i have	3
it ioye was	3
the fortune of	3
right for to	3
with al the	3
that for the	3
the appointed place	3
thou art now	3
that ye thus	3
to the worldes	3
gan to smyle	3
seyde as ye	3
of that i	3
as him list	3
doun he caste	3
i shal be	3
for the peyne	3
shal i seyn	3
gan the tyme	3
and up his	3
on dramatic poesy	3
was out of	3
drede i most	3
world ne mighte	3
thou hast not	3
that i see	3
myn owene herte	3
is the beste	3
for which criseyde	3
syk she seyde	3
she was ful	3
to his lady	3
and it was	3
for which the	3
in the temple	3
righte lady dere	3
what have i	3
sin thou art	3
til that the	3
that is of	3
with a sorwful	3
and what to	3
and through the	3
that thou hast	3
in the dungeon	3
for the more	3
whan that it	3
that i be	3
reference to the	3
for which wel	3
though that he	3
whan that hem	3
thus he seyde	3
out of hir	3
that he can	3
in the sign	3
ye ben wyse	3
and sin that	3
al be that	3
he bigan to	3
and so bifel	3
right in this	3
i am nought	3
to the pillar	3
ay redy to	3
of the temple	3
and she answerde	3
thus shal i	3
is that ye	3
as i gesse	3
of love and	3
hir out of	3
i am not	3
and i to	3
but it were	3
out of your	3
whan it is	3
been right as	3
men seyn that	3
to an ende	3
whyl that my	3
hir by the	3
ofte a day	3
a syk she	3
in the toun	3
lat be this	3
man to have	3
al is wel	3
i ne hadde	3
it is me	3
and i with	3
the theban race	3
folk that han	3
writers of the	3
as ferforth as	3
helpe me god	3
shal i do	3
in my power	3
thee for to	3
i dar not	3
for every wight	3
and from the	3
history of the	3
was in his	3
ye knowe eek	3
for to save	3
word and ende	3
this drede i	3
man of his	3
is in the	3
he had been	3
and shal i	3
my bane be	3
tyme it is	3
that he wolde	3
and er that	3
he hadde a	3
ay on hir	3
that dorste i	3
felte his herte	3
twinned be we	3
o dere herte	3
and with an	3
in his tyme	3
by the hond	3
be the beste	3
if ye be	3
i shal no	3
but whether that	3
were it not	3
on his wey	3
as that i	3
for the tounes	3
in this wo	3
thoughte his herte	3
that wel neigh	3
how it is	3
ne may not	3
hir eyen clere	3
the which that	3
al this mene	3
saturn in the	3
and pandarus gan	3
i may not	3
teres from his	3
on me rewe	3
she was born	3
do now as	3
the cause and	3
al and som	3
arm in arm	3
the world with	3
make of this	3
tyme is that	3
swete herte dere	3
in hir ere	3
and on hir	3
god shilde us	3
which i wol	3
so good a	3
the more part	3
and they were	3
ever i may	3
essay on dramatic	3
to purpos of	3
and to pandarus	3
he leyde him	3
and al was	3
that of hir	3
mars and venus	3
i wol go	3
no man may	3
this shal be	3
for ought that	3
for i shal	3
by the morwe	3
shal yow devyse	3
it be so	3
o mighty god	3
if i may	3
arcite of thebes	3
the world is	3
freend of his	3
for the tyme	3
answerde and seyde	3
sat on his	3
am right sory	3
in one of	3
gan in hir	3
if so be	3
that for to	3
myn herte and	3
among the grekes	3
this world ne	3
al this drede	3
the tyme is	3
that she of	3
more than he	3
al the day	3
chaucer and dryden	3
by the lappe	3
and al that	3
it shal be	3
the dungeon of	3
an alexandrine verse	3
as helpe me	3
may not be	3
his wo to	3
of the first	3
in hir thought	3
this woful troilus	3
and he answerde	3
and if ye	3
ever in oon	3
al this werk	3
that so wel	3
but certeyn is	3
of the english	3
but sin that	3
a tyme of	3
but yet to	3
labouring hind in	2
that he were	2
and if he	2
began to spring	2
the chief of	2
is al this	2
clepe i the	2
that gan ful	2
to purpos for	2
but he be	2
what thing is	2
lyf that i	2
him was wo	2
doon er this	2
and earth and	2
gan to calle	2
if any wight	2
to the strete	2
ne coude i	2
the assassinating wife	2
yow have i	2
of burnished gold	2
day or night	2
it nedeth me	2
so gret a	2
for sorwe and	2
his palamon and	2
and of thy	2
wex al reed	2
a labouring hind	2
to seye to	2
al his sorwe	2
and next the	2
to whom i	2
no more than	2
lady bright criseyde	2
son of jupiter	2
ye doon us	2
yeve it me	2
that she so	2
that at myn	2
that she shal	2
that passed was	2
seyd is here	2
thus he said	2
he was wel	2
al be wel	2
the sign of	2
at the feast	2
yow telle sone	2
hem bothe two	2
which he was	2
i have not	2
in al his	2
of troilus to	2
it nedeth not	2
we been so	2
was to the	2
in a luckless	2
don in this	2
thus he droof	2
and him in	2
and this is	2
for trewely i	2
that is felt	2
sholde i live	2
take hir leve	2
of french taste	2
which that wel	2
of calidoine and	2
blisse of love	2
and caste his	2
wolde of it	2
the rites of	2
no wight to	2
ne made him	2
a litel wight	2
list yow thus	2
hele him of	2
with their plumy	2
whan he mighte	2
with this he	2
sholde i goon	2
torment and my	2
ye han wel	2
is not the	2
al prest to	2
this world agoon	2
the bet for	2
that thanked be	2
this was hir	2
to the wood	2
that i departe	2
he shal come	2
it shal falle	2
that of this	2
as the month	2
and to yow	2
or elles i	2
shal i seye	2
now knowe i	2
his freend in	2
and sey to	2
so she gan	2
alle trouthe and	2
now wolde god	2
to hele him	2
from the wood	2
as doth an	2
me grace sende	2
no wight but	2
men that han	2
their lords in	2
they that han	2
the dome of	2
ful many a	2
fro this world	2
though i mighte	2
to yow newe	2
him that coude	2
thanne seyde he	2
him for your	2
have here a	2
if i wiste	2
hundred knights attend	2
theschaunge of hir	2
according to his	2
wolde that every	2
is myn owene	2
i shal not	2
lat us stinte	2
have i seyd	2
to make it	2
in this nede	2
ther nis non	2
sith it may	2
that ye him	2
his herte thoughte	2
why do ye	2
his neces paleys	2
neigh for sorwe	2
this thing that	2
god myn herte	2
was the cause	2
if ye conne	2
shul we been	2
to my laste	2
holy and profane	2
sir gilbert pickering	2
to be so	2
thee fele in	2
his wit to	2
as thou art	2
for it shal	2
ay his lady	2
to love hir	2
the flower of	2
word for sorwe	2
but swich an	2
that som men	2
the titles of	2
folk in bokes	2
that i moot	2
herte finde to	2
as wel thou	2
for pitee of	2
of my rather	2
the english people	2
i yow preye	2
shalt ful sone	2
if thee list	2
this longe tyme	2
of hir yen	2
right as whan	2
and she shal	2
i can see	2
my lady right	2
thorugh which that	2
is from the	2
troye sholde destroyed	2
on the grekes	2
his wey him	2
of the marinists	2
come for that	2
ye woot that	2
went to hell	2
shal til that	2
and that his	2
telle him of	2
a ful good	2
hadde hir herte	2
his herte in	2
in my wil	2
for now live	2
mighte him here	2
from the place	2
that hadde hir	2
is al for	2
to welcome in	2
and thenk that	2
had thee in	2
the sisters cut	2
the theaters were	2
the yonder hous	2
al freshly newe	2
that she ne	2
of hir cominge	2
that with tho	2
wel bet than	2
al that mighte	2
fyn hath his	2
he sat and	2
the walles of	2
wont was yow	2
to him she	2
beasts of chase	2
as to myn	2
thou art in	2
bill of rights	2
shall plead the	2
that seyd is	2
life of dryden	2
whom yow list	2
was his herte	2
is this world	2
hir feyth to	2
so lat us	2
deeth to wyte	2
heroic stanzas on	2
swich maner cas	2
of the same	2
ye suffre him	2
have i to	2
that niste what	2
secretary of state	2
detested act of	2
he saw his	2
do me live	2
rose from the	2
mighte o word	2
of french classicism	2
the blisful goddes	2
who wolde have	2
of dryden in	2
in the peyne	2
god it wot	2
sin that yow	2
ther mighte been	2
state of innocence	2
on the way	2
or elles were	2
i telle it	2
i not how	2
be so that	2
and held his	2
and thenk right	2
and oon the	2
hir in a	2
of the boyne	2
have i my	2
rist him up	2
of his lady	2
man for to	2
the war of	2
that they coude	2
if i be	2
she dorste hir	2
gan hir seye	2
live i to	2
and bothe of	2
on the place	2
of worthinesse welle	2
me from the	2
but al to	2
for three years	2
the year of	2
as i was	2
it hadde y	2
in every cas	2
and gan the	2
and a knight	2
their plumy pride	2
that al was	2
so was he	2
oon of the	2
have i herd	2
what that i	2
of the greatest	2
that i not	2
to make a	2
that ben in	2
list thee so	2
on the bed	2
two lovers cannot	2
stille as any	2
and seyde he	2
as when the	2
that ilke day	2
on his head	2
is he that	2
that alle thing	2
ne coude he	2
am i lost	2
sin thou hast	2
so hard an	2
to the ground	2
that comen was	2
and seyde thus	2
that ye may	2
have now good	2
ther is non	2
al the tyme	2
beyond the north	2
he for him	2
with equal grace	2
now to purpos	2
to han som	2
and all without	2
on his hors	2
him in honde	2
that i tarie	2
in love as	2
stern mars in	2
up to welle	2
in this whyle	2
and dide his	2
him for his	2
every thing that	2
this is no	2
nought a word	2
master of the	2
with that they	2
but right as	2
so after this	2
wo to falle	2
it is now	2
shal not be	2
in the gardin	2
he say his	2
is no shame	2
of my deeth	2
tel it us	2
there saw i	2
al sodeynly he	2
his herte reste	2
lyk a man	2
and made hir	2
of the period	2
al to litel	2
owene lady bright	2
and out hir	2
last years of	2
laureate and historiographer	2
to his nece	2
i am a	2
on yow two	2
to the quick	2
in trouthe alwey	2
fyr and flaumbe	2
wel unnethe it	2
i roughte nought	2
ay the ner	2
here and there	2
red was his	2
best is that	2
him hir entente	2
in which myn	2
to see his	2
is doomed to	2
lyf to save	2
is wel seyd	2
and for that	2
gan to caste	2
finde that they	2
that god is	2
ayein the sonne	2
trouthe and alle	2
deye i wol	2
he is the	2
that he is	2
through the conquered	2
that they mighte	2
for whan he	2
i nam but	2
is now for	2
and me also	2
she be not	2
hir to plese	2
and shortly for	2
of the red	2
of any wight	2
father and his	2
near its close	2
hir nought to	2
but who may	2
it doth me	2
the twins received	2
somwhat shal i	2
of the world	2
name of trouthe	2
listeth for to	2
of his wit	2
it wol be	2
a wreath of	2
that been of	2
world to pace	2
tolde him word	2
on the other	2
of letters in	2
in mortal battle	2
received the sun	2
make an ende	2
to biholde it	2
and graunte it	2
his birth and	2
in the place	2
is not this	2
for was ther	2
with sobre chere	2
but for al	2
nam but deed	2
myn auctor listeth	2
for antenor to	2
al at ones	2
the greatest english	2
for the rest	2
sorwfully to syke	2
if i do	2
lanced a vein	2
lakkede hir pitee	2
the blood of	2
that it sholde	2
as he is	2
in another kinde	2
now good night	2
that han in	2
and forth to	2
goddess gave the	2
of either side	2
the ferthe day	2
breathing veins nor	2
cause of al	2
ful ofte preyde	2
nil not been	2
as he mighte	2
and seyde hire	2
that by the	2
nede is thee	2
never god but	2
hid the dagger	2
to god so	2
her grace the	2
he peyned him	2
whan ye ben	2
and gan for	2
your hertes reste	2
loving of criseyde	2
now loketh ye	2
men may the	2
he published a	2
of thy sorwe	2
what wight that	2
if that my	2
to yow have	2
of al hir	2
held his hondes	2
for the first	2
it be the	2
the same rhyme	2
was non other	2
yet were it	2
that troye sholde	2
do so gret	2
hir wit to	2
on him han	2
to pandarus he	2
a worthy knight	2
or in a	2
she wol ben	2
history of england	2
for when he	2
thou be my	2
without question the	2
many a worthy	2
hind and the	2
in this particular	2
as thou dost	2
this world y	2
might to doon	2
that the mone	2
am i not	2
in quiete and	2
love for love	2
the beginning of	2
in his trouthe	2
and mercy i	2
that ye do	2
men in bokes	2
if thou thus	2
in al hir	2
redeem him went	2
that was to	2
how that she	2
in good wyse	2
that loveth wel	2
and if thee	2
upon his fist	2
wol i doon	2
his sword unsheathed	2
pandarus on knees	2
thy lady is	2
now have founden	2
dorste i leye	2
i wol doon	2
wolde i that	2
as ever she	2
the throne of	2
i may goon	2
to that purpos	2
and far the	2
but wel he	2
was in al	2
and ther i	2
allas the whyle	2
housing in the	2
by his son	2
though that we	2
and in reste	2
sign of the	2
he can now	2
the lower world	2
that i best	2
the world ne	2
i am the	2
of troilus a	2
he for the	2
the old french	2
prince of orange	2
forth out of	2
it never so	2
it from the	2
do wey your	2
she sette hir	2
if thee liste	2
palamon above the	2
thus seyde he	2
i wolde it	2
the body of	2
i love oon	2
the world on	2
the earl of	2
hope i that	2
ful pale y	2
to see me	2
he devoted himself	2
his helm to	2
as thoughte him	2
that she is	2
er that he	2
though men sholde	2
through the body	2
of hir eyen	2
poem on the	2
fyn of his	2
sey not this	2
sacred to venus	2
a royal race	2
shal so doon	2
in bokes rede	2
eek his gentillesse	2
in ought that	2
no wight of	2
been at ese	2
the tyme of	2
and all with	2
think no harm	2
there was the	2
that may my	2
thou me hast	2
of human kind	2
queen of the	2
roman catholic faith	2
the best story	2
who now but	2
the grete worthinesse	2
of the time	2
for which my	2
of an hour	2
that for fere	2
and biddeth eek	2
what thenkestow to	2
to ravisshe hir	2
was in purpos	2
not the first	2
on his lady	2
fil to purpos	2
gan in him	2
sisters cut below	2
swich maner folk	2
of the strife	2
he knew his	2
it may never	2
swich peyne and	2
lever were than	2
for to stare	2
in his speche	2
with ful humble	2
the blackest there	2
the men that	2
oon of this	2
within the compass	2
him to dwelle	2
and he bigan	2
she shal come	2
that am the	2
no wight may	2
if god wole	2
him with his	2
grevous to me	2
after that he	2
doun ther made	2
that fortune is	2
god woot that	2
of the place	2
from the ground	2
ther was non	2
or herte may	2
now blisful venus	2
i myn herte	2
i right now	2
i may wel	2
in your grace	2
to redeem him	2
beth nought agast	2
and fare now	2
so ful of	2
of good entencioun	2
for to wepe	2
out of towne	2
this be doon	2
he was of	2
this be sooth	2
in his face	2
this a long	2
beth to me	2
the sorwe and	2
for his ioye	2
from out the	2
mars his ides	2
the harm that	2
on it to	2
his bed he	2
if i hadde	2
lat see now	2
that wight that	2
myn owene dere	2
and sith thou	2
but sin i	2
he must be	2
on any othes	2
i more seye	2
that ye wole	2
what that he	2
thou shalt me	2
dide his might	2
al my drede	2
what i mene	2
is in love	2
was by birth	2
as she was	2
hard an herte	2
for sorwe deyde	2
and doun ther	2
as god wolde	2
myn herte seyth	2
vengeance on the	2
as me thoughte	2
to live in	2
glad and light	2
thoughte he thus	2
that to comen	2
to this answerde	2
he mighte his	2
and thenketh wel	2
gan he telle	2
what may this	2
him to glade	2
wonder is it	2
these wyse clerkes	2
he held his	2
al his might	2
but as he	2
the vengeance of	2
with that his	2
hem bothe leste	2
al hoolly his	2
up his eyen	2
day began to	2
for the harm	2
outen wordes more	2
on the sides	2
in his arms	2
hir woful herte	2
and gan ful	2
i graunte wel	2
if thee lest	2
hem that ben	2
turney is allowed	2
wol not live	2
thou hast a	2
hem that loves	2
for to ben	2
a man mot	2
to bidde him	2
shal i make	2
grew to manhood	2
from her sickness	2
hir in armes	2
thy wo to	2
beauty of the	2
if love be	2
the laste he	2
to love he	2
ne no man	2
that she hir	2
thanke it god	2
literature of the	2
som of hem	2
that he wol	2
and what that	2
as fil to	2
that ther is	2
and he ful	2
that nil not	2
bringen it aboute	2
antenor to yelden	2
she bad him	2
every wight was	2
art now in	2
my wit can	2
is felt in	2
by mine host	2
lyf may dure	2
lat us stele	2
and so they	2
that hir herte	2
now near the	2
not live to	2
that in hye	2
the rightful titan	2
in he published	2
criseyde to troilus	2
his fellow to	2
god save hem	2
and though ye	2
gan to colde	2
and held hir	2
that every word	2
hath seyn bifore	2
for to deye	2
of it seye	2
wolde han slayn	2
with al thy	2
of him routhe	2
that been despeyred	2
ther was no	2
to whom myn	2
he was come	2
the month of	2
i that i	2
for to endyte	2
if i mighte	2
and she for	2
that they spake	2
the peculiarities of	2
fals and foul	2
for wo and	2
wel herd it	2
of his yen	2
me is nought	2
for to devyse	2
but by a	2
another name for	2
no fors of	2
my righte lode	2
swich is this	2
of time to	2
biholde it was	2
the volscian queen	2
right as thou	2
o swete herte	2
out the world	2
from the old	2
promise of the	2
how mighte it	2
for by myn	2
ben in the	2
in no degree	2
is to me	2
he was so	2
wel neigh wood	2
cause for to	2
and elles nought	2
we shal here	2
she sholde go	2
as in love	2
or how the	2
which that so	2
the fables were	2
the lack of	2
below your line	2
your fifth orb	2
of ormond was	2
thing hath tyme	2
troilus in his	2
may within the	2
the character of	2
this mene i	2
to keep the	2
and in thy	2
more than biforn	2
hem fro the	2
ther shal no	2
forth his aventure	2
seat of her	2
king of thrace	2
ful wel that	2
wis be my	2
right with hir	2
that been his	2
though that she	2
but as his	2
ever i say	2
do what yow	2
on that other	2
in his net	2
preye i god	2
out the bars	2
seyd er this	2
the grekes han	2
setten in quiete	2
that shal i	2
as ye me	2
it is a	2
fulle might him	2
we ben inne	2
to love is	2
by the cause	2
my rather speche	2
scarce recovered breath	2
in loving of	2
of the most	2
that to the	2
so god me	2
this kinges sone	2
that him leste	2
by day he	2
were it wist	2
this nas but	2
right in the	2
when at the	2
yet mighte he	2
in som wyse	2
gonnen up to	2
she gan him	2
art wys y	2
i see wel	2
now art thou	2
in my gilt	2
the cause i	2
as he sat	2
it gan biholde	2
is not so	2
to troilus in	2
heried be his	2
i am al	2
that i seye	2
she dide al	2
of hir wommen	2
to seen hir	2
and english poetry	2
of hir stature	2
he not for	2
and troilus to	2
by the best	2
he were a	2
and wostow why	2
the port of	2
for to hyde	2
that shal ye	2
had laid his	2
the turney is	2
he had a	2
of this ariete	2
out hir herte	2
and some their	2
this diomede is	2
ever mote i	2
bed him leyde	2
the theaters in	2
years of his	2
god that us	2
to telle al	2
and do me	2
me may comaunde	2
they wolde han	2
sorwe which that	2
was on the	2
was yow to	2
the gods above	2
o my criseyde	2
thou and i	2
for to take	2
woot it not	2
that ye ben	2
to me so	2
every wight but	2
far the blackest	2
to tyme that	2
as hir man	2
is brought in	2
she took hir	2
pees on every	2
as his suster	2
he in his	2
myn honour sauf	2
sette him doun	2
that was in	2
and raised his	2
it is wel	2
the dagger underneath	2
gan to falle	2
al my lyve	2
to longe dwelle	2
here at this	2
dryden was laid	2
it was erst	2
here by me	2
ought he can	2
ye wol not	2
he may best	2
she that was	2
for which to	2
to the athenian	2
never er now	2
titles of our	2
i sholde deye	2
him thoughte he	2
right thus he	2
what yow list	2
i shal to	2
in the last	2
in our literature	2
his body sholde	2
in which i	2
in armes folde	2
of his remembraunce	2
he many a	2
thus seyde i	2
he seyde hir	2
but tho bigan	2
in every place	2
that ye wende	2
it oughte y	2
or been on	2
as touching this	2
the nuptial state	2
thus he spak	2
is faste by	2
the city to	2
al for the	2
and to pandare	2
and to this	2
wher him was	2
so that he	2
of your herte	2
of the mone	2
and his face	2
al this nas	2
that ye hadde	2
wel thou wost	2
on his face	2
if he woot	2
morn of cheerful	2
gan hir faste	2
gonnen they to	2
lords in battle	2
right good day	2
that he nolde	2
i never doon	2
i wolde of	2
wende for to	2
so longe in	2
now of this	2
and thou art	2
of heigh prowesse	2
wolde never god	2
so that i	2
us that he	2
to meet my	2
of hem alle	2
for to have	2
so may thy	2
is not all	2
deeth me may	2
al this companye	2
to the toun	2
his own time	2
in the early	2
to him a	2
his son richard	2
telle or herte	2
which i wolde	2
though ther be	2
which that comen	2
for to werne	2
his sorwe for	2
were it to	2
shal be founde	2
this hote fare	2
his lady was	2
he sholde falle	2
this world the	2
and ther thou	2
non other bote	2
lest she be	2
every word gan	2
olde bokes tellen	2
in ioye and	2
thou darst not	2
and out he	2
and condemned to	2
and hoom they	2
the captive knight	2
i prey to	2
and his pyne	2
but one career	2
held his parliament	2
nought for to	2
and right as	2
but what he	2
that it a	2
in swich maner	2
whom she dorste	2
thoughte he felte	2
wepe and crye	2
for to pleyne	2
be that it	2
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and fareth now	2
swich a cas	2
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to myn auctor	2
he began with	2
wit to breyde	2
shal don al	2
lyf to lede	2
and sith i	2
he woot that	2
now no lenger	2
he would not	2
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myn uncle dere	2
and loked on	2
i bidde god	2
sette hem doun	2
saugh that she	2
god my soule	2
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gan al his	2
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that we ben	2
for to deserve	2
i shal telle	2
ye nolde in	2
tho troilus gan	2
of the citee	2
for ever in	2
be nought wrooth	2
the loss of	2
holden him in	2
sone he gan	2
thank for to	2
hir hous she	2
he is not	2
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that i from	2
mighte i wene	2
it may wel	2
whom myn herte	2
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and go to	2
and i ne	2
for i can	2
fifty years of	2
that she nas	2
in good entente	2
of which she	2
and do yow	2
shal not oon	2
and ner he	2
ought that i	2
god me sende	2
and shal ben	2
which wel neigh	2
his bed him	2
so leef this	2
that han ben	2
he shal it	2
to the throne	2
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and eche of	2
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lat be thy	2
al my knight	2
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to do wel	2
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they spedde hem	2
him never leef	2
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self right thus	2
that it lyke	2
yow for to	2
and brother dere	2
that other syde	2
what list yow	2
for to blende	2
to lete hir	2
right to the	2
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help me god	2
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outen any drede	2
day to night	2
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tel me now	2
in my dreem	2
and doun to	2
seated in a	2
myn emes lyf	2
they ben in	2
with which i	2
whom i have	2
wel as he	2
to the crown	2
and thoughte thus	2
to have of	2
and made his	2
two contending knights	2
wot i my	2
for to reyne	2
may this be	2
the royal lists	2
it for a	2
is in one	2
ful of coveityse	2
no litel thing	2
he lord of	2
yaf him hir	2
is the worthieste	2
of al the	2
thou art goon	2
commander of the	2
that he wel	2
his beste wyse	2
the day when	2
ther god thy	2
to doon hir	2
and also thenk	2
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whan a wight	2
that for hir	2
she dide him	2
is me leef	2
trewe i have	2
and thus they	2
in which she	2
sone for to	2
to love him	2
to sorwen thus	2
all the world	2
and bereth him	2
these verses dryden	2
to the blood	2
of good entente	2
i my tale	2
my dere frend	2
that i ne	2
year of his	2
for to seen	2
hem that been	2
and venus in	2
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i may stonde	2
he lovede so	2
leyde him doun	2
slumbering as he	2
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to tellen forth	2
the welle of	2
if thou wolt	2
til that he	2
wole i telle	2
might him to	2
and spak right	2
for ought he	2
hir hors she	2
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the tuneful cry	2
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what mighte i	2
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wo was him	2
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to him seye	2
right of hir	2
different in degree	2
this a mannes	2
deeth myn herte	2
gan ful sore	2
non yvel mene	2
that is wel	2
to telle him	2
grace of god	2
til i sterve	2
may the sun	2
that tonge telle	2
i lose my	2
the world around	2
this have i	2
that we han	2
so bacchus through	2
more come here	2
oughte of right	2
plague in london	2
arms shall plead	2
or at the	2
and sin ye	2
i ne may	2
thing that is	2
i have might	2
kinges sone of	2
the order of	2
non harm of	2
sin that thee	2
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now is ther	2
it is ful	2
remedie in this	2
the two contending	2
so wis be	2
every thing hath	2
the man sit	2
this is an	2
at length he	2
to deiphebus hous	2
welcome in the	2
to the world	2
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ful sobrely he	2
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so weylaway the	2
at his heart	2
of white and	2
that he that	2
duke of ormond	2
and wel the	2
wenen al be	2
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ne i nil	2
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if i for	2
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as he may	2
that called was	2
as in my	2
right so gan	2
him in armes	2
and day by	2
at mischief taken	2
venus is the	2
knowe i wel	2
in capricorn was	2
so it happened	2
on the death	2
but ever in	2
hadde i er	2
hope and drede	2
i noot what	2
and venus had	2
my brother sworn	2
stood on a	2
meaners think no	2
dryden grew to	2
and whyl that	2
be war of	2
now was it	2
and love at	2
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ayein for shame	2
of hir owene	2
beat their breasts	2
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sin al my	2
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of my lyf	2
that they ben	2
love a man	2
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what me is	2
his lyf al	2
your fader shal	2
that i so	2
cast his eye	2
ful humble chere	2
of the moon	2
as hir leste	2
seen hir eft	2
the last half	2
that to him	2
that it were	2
this dar i	2
hind in show	2
and that your	2
i telle yow	2
in this hevene	2
with the firste	2
and we shal	2
rightful titan failed	2
conquered indies rode	2
whan that hir	2
and the same	2
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is the promise	2
doun by hir	2
from every wight	2
any othes mo	2
right with that	2
not to thee	2
and thus bigan	2
which that no	2
his wey ful	2
to be glad	2
story telleth us	2
with your lettre	2
salte teres dreynte	2
and that they	2
vertu for to	2
as ever mote	2
as olde bokes	2
for to wrye	2