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quadgram frequency
the end of the350
in the form of278
of the eighteenth century276
the middle of the264
victoria and albert museum240
one of the most223
of the seventeenth century223
of the sixteenth century211
in the british museum202
at the same time184
in the case of184
of the fifteenth century177
the beginning of the169
the form of a167
the work of the164
on the other hand163
is one of the160
the victoria and albert152
in the collection of145
as well as the140
to be found in139
the rest of the138
o o o o137
the top of the137
at the end of131
the south kensington museum128
seems to have been127
of the thirteenth century125
in the sixteenth century124
in the possession of120
the time of the118
be found in the117
a part of the115
of the fourteenth century115
the use of the113
of the middle ages113
of the nineteenth century109
be seen in the107
the centre of the107
for the most part102
it will be seen101
in the eighteenth century101
that is to say100
in the south kensington98
to be seen in98
the surface of the97
the fact that the96
in the seventeenth century95
said to have been95
is said to have95
in the time of93
in the reign of91
in the middle of89
of gold and silver89
as well as in89
in the middle ages89
in the fifteenth century88
in the victoria and86
the art of the86
it is difficult to84
appears to have been84
the back of the83
in the centre of82
by the use of82
the character of the79
it is to be79
at the time of79
are to be found79
the beauty of the79
the style of the78
of the primary mass77
the close of the76
may be said to76
in the hands of76
the arts and crafts75
may be seen in75
the design of the74
it is impossible to73
in some of the73
it is well to73
in the style of71
a great deal of71
of the time of71
the name of the71
in the days of70
as early as the70
in the way of69
of the art of69
the history of the69
by means of a68
at the present day68
a good deal of68
at the beginning of68
the sides of the68
in the thirteenth century68
in addition to the68
as a matter of67
first half of the66
for the purpose of66
of some of the66
of william and mary66
the whole of the66
on the part of65
the first half of65
it is necessary to64
the body of the64
in the shape of64
in the history of64
the head of the64
appear to have been64
is to be found63
towards the end of63
in one of the63
the walls of the63
the size of the62
the greater part of62
it is interesting to62
will be seen that61
the early part of60
the influence of the60
on account of the59
of one of the59
the edge of the59
the lines of the59
the latter part of57
by the courtesy of57
early part of the57
seem to have been57
for the use of57
in the same way56
the second half of56
to the use of56
with gold and silver56
in the use of55
on each side of55
to have been the55
the part of the55
are to be seen55
the life of the55
of the present day54
the effect of the54
latter part of the54
second half of the54
to have been a54
at the top of54
the decoration of the54
but it is not54
the colour of the53
the hands of the53
in spite of the53
for the sake of53
during the reign of53
it was not until53
it is true that53
the point of concentration52
of the th century52
in the united states52
in the midst of52
each side of the52
with the exception of51
the way in which51
in the fourteenth century51
the use of a50
of the reign of50
the collection of mr50
the case of the50
the period of the49
be said to have49
the upper part of49
it is said that49
of the same period49
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries49
with a view to49
the form of the48
some of the most48
in the first place48
is shown in the48
in regard to the48
the time of louis48
the furniture of the48
the shape of the48
the arms of the47
it must be remembered47
from the life of47
as well as of47
to have been made47
is by no means47
in the church of47
to the fact that47
in the decoration of46
about the middle of46
it is easy to46
was one of the46
in the manner of46
the spirit of the46
from the fact that46
the seventeenth and eighteenth46
in the inventory of46
under the name of45
the place of the45
in connection with the45
metropolitan museum of art45
in white and stain45
the latter half of45
for the first time45
and at the same45
a large number of45
in the course of44
a matter of fact44
the bottom of the44
the quality of the44
the nature of the44
latter half of the44
the sixteenth and seventeenth44
the introduction of the44
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries44
it is possible to44
it is in the44
by the fact that43
in the direction of43
a great variety of43
of the last century43
it may be said43
there is no doubt43
as in the case43
end of the fifteenth43
on either side of43
as well as a43
of the arts and43
in the same manner43
under the direction of42
and some of the42
in the museum of42
the reign of louis42
end of the seventeenth42
or it may be41
is now in the41
of the house of41
in accordance with the41
in the production of41
the courtesy of messrs41
of the work of41
is said to be41
with regard to the41
in the art of41
is not to be40
it is probable that40
the edges of the40
the possession of the40
in the province of40
as may be seen40
of the united states40
a certain amount of40
upper part of the40
into the hands of40
the church of st40
the days of the39
the reign of henry39
is to be seen39
the top and bottom39
end of the century39
on account of its39
from time to time39
the length of the39
the manner in which39
middle of the eighteenth39
as one of the39
on the other side39
one of the finest38
of the most beautiful38
the side of the38
the width of the38
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries38
the foot of the38
one above the other38
the height of the38
in harmony with the38
one side of the37
be seen that the37
what is known as37
as that of the37
may be found in37
middle of the century37
from the time of37
end of the eighteenth37
the inside of the37
division of political history37
to that of the37
gold and silver lace36
the value of the36
at the foot of36
it is certain that36
come down to us36
as we have seen36
it seems to me36
the treatment of the36
half of the sixteenth36
it is one of36
of the twelfth century36
in the nature of36
with the arms of36
be said to be36
is no doubt that35
by permission of messrs35
it will be noticed35
of the use of35
the work of a35
the story of the34
greater part of the34
is seen in the34
is known as the34
in the manufacture of34
there is no reason34
must be remembered that34
the evolution of the34
that there is a34
the figure of a34
to do with the34
at the present time34
to be used in34
from the collection of34
a few years ago34
a great number of34
and there is a33
for a long time33
by permission of the33
will be found in33
it will be found33
one of the first33
one of the best33
it is obvious that33
in order that the33
side by side with33
the possession of mr33
the subject of the32
a piece of furniture32
the ends of the32
there can be no32
the date of the32
the base of the32
it is better to32
at the victoria and32
scenes from the life32
the direction of the32
as well as to32
under the influence of32
in the matter of32
to the end of32
is that of a32
a work of art32
as far as the32
on the north side31
in the twelfth century31
of the city of31
in front of the31
the early years of31
either side of the31
in the chapel of31
william and mary period31
on the walls of31
at a time when31
other parts of the31
the fourteenth and fifteenth31
on a ground of31
the jewellery of the31
middle of the seventeenth31
in the nineteenth century31
the proprietors of the31
but it must be31
on the back of31
of the furniture of31
the same manner as31
of the duke of30
valencia de don juan30
a good example of30
in the chapter on30
the drawing of the30
well as in the30
the property of the30
as late as the30
on the side of30
there is also a30
have been found in30
in many of the30
there should be a30
arts and crafts exhibition30
was not until the30
is that of the30
of a series of30
the manner of the30
in the treatment of30
at the top and30
is interesting to note30
in the work of30
the appearance of the29
in various parts of29
it must not be29
are not to be29
at the head of29
the collection of the29
parts of the country29
on the one hand29
may be said that29
the arrangement of the29
as i have said29
of a piece of29
is an example of29
for the decoration of29
be used as a29
in the early part29
as a means of29
with a piece of29
one of the chief29
formed part of the29
the development of the29
it is not necessary29
towards the middle of29
a few of the29
to have belonged to29
as much as possible29
of light and shade29
of the history of28
a considerable number of28
of the proprietors of28
by the addition of28
by means of the28
in the kingdom of28
the names of the28
in the th century28
the period of louis28
but it is a28
the chapel of the28
of the church of28
be borne in mind28
are preserved in the28
at the back of28
it is not a28
to the production of28
th and th centuries28
it was in the28
some of the best28
that it is not28
the queen anne period27
in gold and silver27
in which it is27
as shown in the27
in the early days27
in the cathedral at27
it will be observed27
it would have been27
last quarter of the27
towards the close of27
the head of a27
was made in the27
the hall of the27
as well as for27
of valencia de don27
count of valencia de27
the twelfth and thirteenth27
the walls of a27
the last quarter of27
which are to be27
in the making of27
of the same colour27
a fine example of27
half of the century27
by the name of27
take the form of27
proprietors of the connoisseur27
an example of the27
the metropolitan museum of27
it is not so27
was given to the27
have been made in27
the british museum is27
one of the earliest27
the details of the27
by the introduction of27
early years of the27
the early days of26
not only in the26
of ferdinand and isabella26
as part of the26
the windows of the26
after the manner of26
of the seventeenth and26
the reign of james26
of the italian renaissance26
in relation to the26
as will be seen26
is a matter of26
on the occasion of26
of the queen anne26
a portion of the26
way in which the26
and one of the26
end of the sixteenth26
to be met with26
the case of a26
the designs of the26
the houses of the26
the front of the26
be the work of26
have come down to26
in the museum at26
it must be admitted26
set with precious stones26
took the place of26
and crafts exhibition society26
of the same material26
this part of the26
in which they are26
is no reason why26
in the city of26
there is a great25
first quarter of the25
of copper and brass25
twelfth and thirteenth centuries25
this is one of25
of this class of25
gold and silver thread25
and it is not25
but there is no25
of the most interesting25
the interior of the25
the shape of a25
the architecture of the25
in the neighbourhood of25
it is not easy25
in the habit of25
on the top of25
on one side of25
the taste of the25
be one of the25
the outlines of the25
the idea of the25
the fact that it25
they are to be25
said to be the25
in place of the25
still to be seen25
the lower part of25
of which it is25
the decoration of a25
the commencement of the25
the reign of charles25
of the sixteenth and25
the level of the25
take the place of25
the face of the25
the time of henry25
the city of london25
the first quarter of25
of one of these24
the sixteenth century the24
in the same collection24
in which there is24
supposed to have been24
the time of charles24
of the same kind24
with the view of24
it must have been24
the fashion of the24
at the battle of24
in the design of24
the same kind of24
beginning of the sixteenth24
and that of the24
the east end of24
some of the finest24
part of the century24
is shown by the24
the church of s24
to the work of24
by the kindness of24
will be noticed that24
to the present day24
of the fact that24
the life of christ24
for the production of24
of the earl of24
as a general rule24
the thickness of the23
of the british museum23
is covered with a23
the william and mary23
the most important of23
in the cathedral of23
on the inside of23
one of the few23
it was not till23
in such a manner23
the outline of the23
middle of the sixteenth23
the presence of the23
in the upper part23
to a great extent23
is found in the23
in the center of23
and on the other23
from one of the23
the effect of a23
has been made to23
of the most important23
of the dukes of23
to have been used23
that some of the23
the museum of the23
of about the same23
on the subject of23
a tree of jesse23
in keeping with the23
at the east end23
we do not know23
of the cathedral of23
in other parts of23
the first of these23
be used in the23
it is quite possible23
at the court of23
the origin of the23
the opening of the23
half of the seventeenth23
that it is a23
nothing could be more23
to the beauty of22
and it is a22
is the result of22
will be observed that22
as a part of22
the inventory of the22
of this kind of22
tribal marks over each22
that it may be22
about the end of22
one end of the22
cottage and farmhouse furniture22
for the benefit of22
time of louis xiv22
the productions of the22
in france and england22
as far back as22
various parts of the22
at the close of22
as soon as the22
the other side of22
it is possible that22
different parts of the22
united states national museum22
believed to have been22
the order of the22
in proportion to the22
there is a good22
half of the eighteenth22
to be able to22
museum of fine arts22
the kingdom of valencia22
is not easy to22
the reign of queen22
with which it is22
in the same year22
than that of the22
the upper portion of22
marks over each eye22
the right of the21
the outside of the21
the study of the21
the hands of a21
is due to the21
he seems to have21
of the same date21
it is evident that21
must have been a21
in so far as21
the reign of george21
of which they are21
from left to right21
at the expense of21
it may be well21
in the national museum21
borne in mind that21
are still to be21
in the present day21
as time went on21
it is by no21
the costume of the21
in course of time21
as if it were21
the clerestory of the21
it is to the21
in the kensington museum21
to be seen at21
it will be necessary21
the dress of the21
in the wallace collection21
but as a rule21
in which it was21
at the hands of21
beginning of the eighteenth21
to the value of21
in most of the21
an account of the21
to one of the21
of this kind is21
of the chapel of21
to have been in21
to be made in21
half of the fifteenth21
the count of valencia21
may be used in21
is to be used21
the grain of the21
to say that the21
in the last century21
of which we have21
in this case the21
the end of this21
from that of the21
of the period of21
are now in the21
on a white ground20
the age of the20
from the end of20
it is a very20
is believed to have20
for the display of20
to the right of20
during the sixteenth century20
in the sixteenth and20
must be admitted that20
in the latter part20
the hand of the20
as an example of20
are a number of20
the art of making20
will be necessary to20
the gold and silver20
in the life of20
out of place in20
the members of the20
on the surface of20
if it were not20
the fifteenth and sixteenth20
it is best to20
arts and crafts of20
in conjunction with the20
shown in the illustration20
in the royal armoury20
to be used as20
it is a good20
a quarter of a20
with the addition of20
there are so many20
it seems to have20
the composition of the20
that it should be20
the tree of life20
is not necessary to20
is one of a20
known to have been20
appears to be a20
are shown in the20
but it was not20
now in the british20
be noticed that the20
with the rest of20
the material of which20
with that of the20
this kind of work20
is a fine example20
the proportions of the20
be said that the20
will be found to20
have been in the20
end of the fourteenth20
to the sixteenth century20
fifteenth and sixteenth centuries20
on a large scale20
the ladies of the20
and a pair of20
the exception of the20
in the library of20
it was necessary to20
colonial national historical park20
lower part of the20
the forms of the20
beginning of the nineteenth20
may be well to20
to be the work19
reign of louis xiv19
the edict of nantes19
the skill of the19
the windows in the19
on the same page19
as well as by19
it is of the19
with the use of19
during the seventeenth century19
in the inventories of19
there is a very19
the artists of the19
the choir of the19
at right angles to19
in south kensington museum19
on account of their19
one of which is19
the making of a19
of most of the19
i do not think19
the course of the19
a knowledge of the19
some of the old19
it is not the19
so far as the19
is the work of19
the time of william19
for the purposes of19
one of the great19
reign of james i19
in the centre is19
upper portion of the19
was used as a19
and a half inches19
said to have belonged19
under the head of19
about the same time19
took the form of19
that many of the19
and now in the19
surface enrichment of small19
there are a few19
here and there a19
of which is a19
of many of the19
there is in the19
the works of the19
the position of the19
an important part in19
one of the greatest19
an examination of the19
the figures of the19
in the south transept19
a matter of course19
it was the custom19
the construction of the19
similar to that of19
pearls and precious stones19
one of the many19
the pupils of the19
after the death of19
the last of the19
on a small scale19
it is the same19
work of the same19
the figures in the19
is likely to be18
the prince of wales18
is a good example18
of charles the fifth18
which seems to have18
the banks of the18
in the palace of18
is ornamented with a18
in the hall of18
are said to be18
it has already been18
on the south side18
and the use of18
in the first half18
the action of the18
at the age of18
and it is only18
it is said to18
in the presence of18
the north side of18
the remainder of the18
in the choir of18
grain of the wood18
it would appear that18
is supposed to have18
it is almost impossible18
pupils of the eyes18
to say nothing of18
in such a way18
in the days when18
in the national gallery18
and there is no18
to the decoration of18
the invention of the18
part of the design18
and in the other18
in england during the18
of the human figure18
of the beauty of18
furniture of this period18
in the construction of18
of red and blue18
the south side of18
talavera de la reina18
as it is called18
the figure of the18
to the amount of18
in black and white18
the room in which18
it is made of18
to the time of18
the corners of the18
so as to form18
the charm of the18
in the north transept18
the fifteenth century the18
the service of the18
the art of lace18
the best work of18
three tribal marks over18
it was made in18
there is a fine18
we find that the18
time of charles ii18
years of the eighteenth18
which is said to18
are by no means18
the eighteenth century the18
in the seventeenth and18
on some of the18
may be divided into18
is preserved in the18
the eye of the18
it was to be18
in form of a18
that the art of18
and it is to18
the palace of the18
in the north of18
the ornaments of the18
may still be seen18
until the middle of18
a more or less17
of the twelfth and17
in the opinion of17
interesting to note that17
the early eighteenth century17
to harmonize with the17
about the same date17
so that it is17
the virgin and child17
the south kensington collection17
many of them are17
is easy to see17
part of the eighteenth17
as far as possible17
seems to be a17
the collection of miss17
to the duke of17
are found in the17
of the fine arts17
of a later date17
in the arrangement of17
in the act of17
the line of the17
of a number of17
the golden age of17
chats on old furniture17
so as to be17
so that it may17
point of view of17
the scene of the17
at top and bottom17
is of the same17
to the surface of17
it would be a17
is in the form17
which may be seen17
to the church of17
of the style of17
other side of the17
so that they may17
limb of the letter17
the attention of the17
with those of the17
in the metropolitan museum17
is supposed to be17
quarter of the eighteenth17
a picture of the17
we are able to17
during the middle ages17
it is safe to17
and it may be17
in order to make17
the color of the17
it should not be17
to those of the17
from the earliest times17
to the number of17
it would be difficult17
of which there is17
in the lady chapel17
be of the same17
were made in the17
is shown in figure17
on one of the17
the sign of the17
and it was not17
to the fifteenth century17
so many of the17
the property of mr17
in a series of17
the thirteenth and fourteenth17
the inventories of the17
the death of the17
in the latter half17
of two or three17
by order of the17
for the same purpose17
all parts of the17
the result of this17
part of the decoration17
far back as the17
in which they were17
in england and france17
the top of a17
at the bottom of17
for the exercise of17
thirteenth and fourteenth centuries17
the revival of the17
is a sort of17
permission of the proprietors17
at hampton court palace17
in imitation of the17
in the list of17
the building of the17
of edward the confessor16
the colours of the16
for the manufacture of16
of the decoration of16
in our own country16
it is clear that16
sense of the word16
in the fact that16
it is not to16
to have been of16
found their way into16
with precious stones and16
of the room and16
the point of the16
so much of the16
in the north aisle16
part of the fifteenth16
there was a great16
it would seem that16
an idea of the16
and one or two16
to be regarded as16
or one of the16
on a background of16
to be one of16
from the reign of16
in the beginning of16
the feet of the16
the contour of the16
more often than not16
in the name of16
south side of the16
so far as it16
to such an extent16
may be regarded as16
the women of the16
manner in which the16
some of which are16
about the time of16
base and precious metals16
it is not always16
referred to in the16
of the nature of16
the early nineteenth century16
part of the seventeenth16
by the duke of16
under the patronage of16
which is to be16
of the work is16
one or two of16
and is now in16
was used in the16
beginning of the seventeenth16
the delicacy of the16
early in the nineteenth16
the center of the16
boston museum of fine16
room in the house16
is shown in fig16
in an inventory of16
in view of the16
the time of james16
the finest examples of16
straight line diaper pattern16
primary masses in wood16
by the end of16
of the fourteenth and16
the excellence of the16
the hair of the16
there is not a16
is to be hoped16
the result of the16
of this period are16
it is stated that16
the effect of this16
the eyes of the16
be placed in the16
with which we are16
to the seventeenth century16
like that of the16
of the most elaborate16
the upper and lower16
not seem to have16
of the life of16
in the process of16
in the light of16
the best examples of16
may or may not16
surface of the glass16
well as of the16
of the glass painter16
by reason of the16
the midst of the16
that the use of16
a certain number of16
does not seem to16
found their way to16
the advent of the16
there is nothing to16
there is a certain16
to the influence of16
of art in the16
by one of the16
some of them are16
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