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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
lord mayor | 35 |
one another | 31 |
poor people | 27 |
dead bodies | 24 |
every day | 22 |
great many | 18 |
dead cart | 18 |
many people | 16 |
poor man | 15 |
come near | 14 |
every one | 13 |
whole city | 12 |
people began | 12 |
pleased god | 12 |
stepney parish | 11 |
went away | 11 |
go away | 11 |
infected houses | 11 |
weekly bill | 11 |
two months | 11 |
infected people | 11 |
fell sick | 11 |
spotted fever | 10 |
among us | 10 |
next week | 10 |
whole family | 10 |
thousand people | 10 |
sick people | 10 |
great number | 10 |
country people | 10 |
within doors | 10 |
several times | 9 |
three days | 9 |
hundred thousand | 9 |
parish officers | 9 |
next day | 9 |
three weeks | 9 |
great numbers | 9 |
latter end | 9 |
weekly bills | 9 |
one day | 8 |
take notice | 8 |
go back | 8 |
dreadful manner | 8 |
one hundred | 8 |
come back | 8 |
may say | 8 |
biscuit baker | 8 |
shall speak | 7 |
whole families | 7 |
whole nation | 7 |
much less | 7 |
one thing | 7 |
let us | 7 |
southwark side | 7 |
one man | 7 |
went along | 7 |
two thousand | 7 |
two men | 7 |
many years | 7 |
dead carts | 7 |
came home | 7 |
every house | 7 |
take care | 7 |
prodigious number | 6 |
one week | 6 |
one side | 6 |
three hundred | 6 |
poor men | 6 |
one end | 6 |
john hayward | 6 |
taken sick | 6 |
says john | 6 |
one night | 6 |
charles ii | 6 |
poor distressed | 6 |
people went | 6 |
great deal | 6 |
distressed people | 6 |
carried away | 6 |
came near | 6 |
infected house | 6 |
people came | 6 |
sick person | 6 |
knew nothing | 6 |
forty days | 6 |
told us | 6 |
many died | 6 |
twenty thousand | 6 |
every parish | 6 |
two hundred | 6 |
two parishes | 6 |
give notice | 6 |
poor fellow | 6 |
cripplegate parish | 6 |
drury lane | 5 |
two hours | 5 |
weeks together | 5 |
many ways | 5 |
made use | 5 |
came within | 5 |
great pit | 5 |
many days | 5 |
last week | 5 |
four days | 5 |
every way | 5 |
distempered people | 5 |
four hundred | 5 |
old women | 5 |
every night | 5 |
quite dead | 5 |
still worse | 5 |
good people | 5 |
little money | 5 |
poor woman | 5 |
next year | 5 |
died four | 5 |
whole body | 5 |
must confess | 5 |
particular cases | 5 |
common people | 5 |
came among | 5 |
kept open | 5 |
now called | 5 |
cart came | 5 |
full stop | 5 |
run away | 5 |
twenty miles | 5 |
many thousands | 4 |
left alive | 4 |
never heard | 4 |
shoreditch stepney | 4 |
parishes within | 4 |
dreadful time | 4 |
friend dr | 4 |
good order | 4 |
west part | 4 |
one else | 4 |
distemper began | 4 |
two weeks | 4 |
brought provisions | 4 |
persons infected | 4 |
say anything | 4 |
parish aldgate | 4 |
really true | 4 |
burying ground | 4 |
plague spread | 4 |
three travelers | 4 |
verily believe | 4 |
will go | 4 |
left hand | 4 |
every place | 4 |
nobody answered | 4 |
another house | 4 |
people fled | 4 |
aldgate whitechapel | 4 |
never found | 4 |
eight hundred | 4 |
common councilmen | 4 |
much better | 4 |
coleman street | 4 |
infected persons | 4 |
must acknowledge | 4 |
north side | 4 |
plague raged | 4 |
several families | 4 |
shall come | 4 |
long time | 4 |
stop us | 4 |
lay unburied | 4 |
harrow alley | 4 |
right hand | 4 |
many times | 4 |
several people | 4 |
found means | 4 |
cripplegate st | 4 |
began now | 4 |
two days | 4 |
last degree | 4 |
another way | 4 |
must go | 4 |
must say | 4 |
go near | 4 |
left behind | 4 |
one way | 4 |
frightful manner | 4 |
several days | 4 |
said chirurgeons | 4 |
old form | 4 |
first three | 4 |
terrible judgment | 4 |
merciful disposition | 4 |
young woman | 4 |
swept away | 4 |
gone away | 4 |
many dismal | 4 |
went home | 4 |
prodigious numbers | 4 |
special care | 4 |
died twenty | 4 |
lay dead | 3 |
among others | 3 |
three thousand | 3 |
mentioned already | 3 |
greatest part | 3 |
whole bill | 3 |
swan alley | 3 |
apparently well | 3 |
ten miles | 3 |
first place | 3 |
will see | 3 |
make shift | 3 |
tokens come | 3 |
three times | 3 |
third man | 3 |
eight days | 3 |
take charge | 3 |
two houses | 3 |
four shillings | 3 |
perfectly sound | 3 |
wind blew | 3 |
shall give | 3 |
many occasions | 3 |
natural causes | 3 |
master workmen | 3 |
much difficulty | 3 |
two apprentices | 3 |
well enough | 3 |
several streets | 3 |
first part | 3 |
fields clerkenwell | 3 |
shall say | 3 |
new burying | 3 |
person died | 3 |
great quantities | 3 |
might see | 3 |
church door | 3 |
within two | 3 |
one house | 3 |
dismal time | 3 |
thousand pounds | 3 |
whether sick | 3 |
old soldier | 3 |
entirely free | 3 |
may venture | 3 |
get leave | 3 |
give thanks | 3 |
bunhill fields | 3 |
plague came | 3 |
dismal stories | 3 |
five children | 3 |
dismal objects | 3 |
house shall | 3 |
parish churches | 3 |
send us | 3 |
bell alley | 3 |
dog days | 3 |
burying place | 3 |
per week | 3 |
usual number | 3 |
great extremities | 3 |
took away | 3 |
bishopsgate street | 3 |
infected person | 3 |
fortune tellers | 3 |
eight thousand | 3 |
made many | 3 |
without breach | 3 |
near one | 3 |
shall observe | 3 |
whole street | 3 |
feet deep | 3 |
country towns | 3 |
flesh meat | 3 |
clerkenwell st | 3 |
come nigh | 3 |
people ran | 3 |
old street | 3 |
frightful objects | 3 |
quite naked | 3 |
people coming | 3 |
john said | 3 |
great mind | 3 |
never came | 3 |
poor distempered | 3 |
open fields | 3 |
might believe | 3 |
twelve hundred | 3 |
one morning | 3 |
upper end | 3 |
seven parishes | 3 |
proper place | 3 |
dangerous office | 3 |
though perhaps | 3 |
miles northeast | 3 |
officers appointed | 3 |
notice thereof | 3 |
bodies lay | 3 |
others said | 3 |
four thousand | 3 |
assure us | 3 |
next place | 3 |
many families | 3 |
serious part | 3 |
people sick | 3 |
first week | 3 |
great road | 3 |
next bill | 3 |
indeed one | 3 |
narrow passage | 3 |
died near | 3 |
six feet | 3 |
butcher row | 3 |
vast number | 3 |
dead body | 3 |
like one | 3 |
thought fit | 3 |
famous solomon | 3 |
full account | 3 |
infecting one | 3 |
nine weeks | 3 |
three men | 3 |
account whatever | 3 |
hot weather | 3 |
whose name | 3 |
little tent | 3 |
one part | 3 |
red cross | 3 |
may serve | 3 |
poor gentleman | 3 |
first night | 3 |
got away | 3 |
might go | 3 |
got leave | 3 |
buy provisions | 3 |
foreign trade | 3 |
public worship | 3 |
excellent order | 3 |
go abroad | 3 |
like manner | 3 |
quite away | 3 |
solomon eagle | 3 |
went back | 3 |
many places | 3 |
dreadful calamity | 3 |
pretty many | 3 |
good reason | 3 |
sick persons | 3 |
one person | 3 |
two children | 3 |
particular families | 3 |
first breaking | 3 |
frequently happened | 3 |
fled away | 3 |
must observe | 3 |
good news | 3 |
hardly anybody | 3 |
ratcliff highway | 3 |
three companies | 3 |
prevent infection | 3 |
public stock | 3 |
terrible manner | 3 |
first began | 3 |
burying grounds | 3 |
twenty days | 3 |
turned away | 3 |
nobody left | 3 |
first house | 3 |
ten thousand | 3 |
people made | 3 |
sat still | 3 |
notice given | 2 |
vast many | 2 |
leaving stepney | 2 |
may seem | 2 |
distemper among | 2 |
cunning men | 2 |
sound person | 2 |
seem good | 2 |
fields cripplegate | 2 |
lone house | 2 |
part true | 2 |
question directly | 2 |
captain richard | 2 |
plague year | 2 |
made public | 2 |
great loss | 2 |
one thousand | 2 |
get home | 2 |
neither shall | 2 |
utmost distress | 2 |
sick every | 2 |
whole mass | 2 |
shops shut | 2 |
plague first | 2 |
dreadful plague | 2 |
said one | 2 |
now grown | 2 |
old apparel | 2 |
say something | 2 |
now call | 2 |
left open | 2 |
several hours | 2 |
grew hard | 2 |
plague come | 2 |
many poor | 2 |
much raised | 2 |
little way | 2 |
trust god | 2 |
ratcliff cross | 2 |
plague among | 2 |
might make | 2 |
keep us | 2 |
particular time | 2 |
unwary conduct | 2 |
dreadfully visited | 2 |
terribly frightened | 2 |
great moment | 2 |
people dead | 2 |
poor piper | 2 |
person left | 2 |
might take | 2 |
petticoat lane | 2 |
several parishes | 2 |
called swan | 2 |
low countries | 2 |
common use | 2 |
easily make | 2 |
now come | 2 |
much question | 2 |
thousand per | 2 |
south parts | 2 |
certain death | 2 |
away towards | 2 |
never known | 2 |
five days | 2 |
ordinary course | 2 |
east part | 2 |
infected families | 2 |
another called | 2 |
never come | 2 |
conversed freely | 2 |
third time | 2 |
one year | 2 |
venice treacle | 2 |
bills increased | 2 |
ships lay | 2 |
grown stupid | 2 |
places infected | 2 |
came away | 2 |
miles southeast | 2 |
violent raging | 2 |
stay within | 2 |
many houses | 2 |
good friend | 2 |
crowned hats | 2 |
fallen sick | 2 |
made desperate | 2 |
place called | 2 |
might come | 2 |
frequently found | 2 |
went abroad | 2 |
charitable relief | 2 |
present necessity | 2 |
going away | 2 |
human skill | 2 |
people desperate | 2 |
well aired | 2 |
may pass | 2 |
almost two | 2 |
surfeit teeth | 2 |
slept soundly | 2 |
people pass | 2 |
one saw | 2 |
name several | 2 |
observed often | 2 |
said parties | 2 |
house shut | 2 |
one door | 2 |
true account | 2 |
distemper spread | 2 |
see rev | 2 |
human nature | 2 |
ordinary uses | 2 |
several months | 2 |
pollard trees | 2 |
sir robert | 2 |
first person | 2 |
henry viii | 2 |
relieve us | 2 |
two brothers | 2 |
twelve thousand | 2 |
act iii | 2 |
story high | 2 |
without interruption | 2 |
brother john | 2 |
immediate hand | 2 |
person shall | 2 |
next door | 2 |
always carried | 2 |
obliges us | 2 |
quite ceased | 2 |
died except | 2 |
says one | 2 |
come hither | 2 |
several weeks | 2 |
justice ordered | 2 |
poor families | 2 |
stark dead | 2 |
apparent danger | 2 |
ships coming | 2 |
absolutely necessary | 2 |
like nature | 2 |
particularly one | 2 |
waltham abbey | 2 |
dreadful place | 2 |
chamber windows | 2 |
money beforehand | 2 |
thousand houses | 2 |
pye tavern | 2 |
street parish | 2 |
bill decreased | 2 |
must make | 2 |
one quarter | 2 |
five hundred | 2 |
go without | 2 |
often found | 2 |
leadenhall street | 2 |
us leave | 2 |
musty corn | 2 |
astrologers pretended | 2 |
heart failed | 2 |
last night | 2 |
knew whither | 2 |
terrible fright | 2 |
parched corn | 2 |
remove shall | 2 |
king james | 2 |
lane theater | 2 |
infect others | 2 |
good tent | 2 |
least apprehensions | 2 |
none died | 2 |
two bushels | 2 |
way touched | 2 |
houses together | 2 |
dismal manner | 2 |
laboring poor | 2 |
died five | 2 |
day watchman | 2 |
towards epping | 2 |
first took | 2 |
infinite mercy | 2 |
next churchyard | 2 |
next morning | 2 |
insufferable torment | 2 |
seven weeks | 2 |
one opinion | 2 |
says another | 2 |
middling people | 2 |
indeed several | 2 |
go farther | 2 |
people supposed | 2 |
bodies might | 2 |
close shut | 2 |
dug several | 2 |
think fit | 2 |
four pounds | 2 |
great towns | 2 |
must allow | 2 |
soon made | 2 |
brother tom | 2 |
near two | 2 |
kept retired | 2 |
surprising manner | 2 |
good man | 2 |
hither end | 2 |
came along | 2 |
shall find | 2 |
preserving good | 2 |
terrible enemy | 2 |
english colonies | 2 |
great variety | 2 |
went together | 2 |
others placed | 2 |
part either | 2 |
day also | 2 |
lay chiefly | 2 |
one place | 2 |
now stands | 2 |
may believe | 2 |
one infected | 2 |
green field | 2 |
divine power | 2 |
river medway | 2 |
honest men | 2 |
great way | 2 |
yet living | 2 |
violent hands | 2 |
really infected | 2 |
great sums | 2 |
people abroad | 2 |
well say | 2 |
well dressed | 2 |
aldgate church | 2 |
whose circumstances | 2 |
true report | 2 |
blazing star | 2 |
wandering beggars | 2 |
whose bodies | 2 |
every part | 2 |
high street | 2 |
fever spotted | 2 |
give us | 2 |
plague began | 2 |
went boldly | 2 |
miles north | 2 |
stood still | 2 |
travelers found | 2 |
fields beyond | 2 |
house visited | 2 |
brought home | 2 |
seemed enough | 2 |
whole world | 2 |
tenth part | 2 |
fully infected | 2 |
soon found | 2 |
poor creatures | 2 |
bearbinder lane | 2 |
taking notice | 2 |
richer sort | 2 |
cart fell | 2 |
taken hold | 2 |
everybody began | 2 |
ten ounces | 2 |
infection increased | 2 |
shoreditch churchyard | 2 |
always found | 2 |
taken notice | 2 |
said already | 2 |
last bill | 2 |
consider whether | 2 |
generally went | 2 |
one gun | 2 |
bad news | 2 |
lying dead | 2 |
general calamity | 2 |
dead part | 2 |
eminent physicians | 2 |
every corner | 2 |
miles west | 2 |
stoutest heart | 2 |
see matt | 2 |
great inconveniences | 2 |
without apparent | 2 |
believe many | 2 |
lay close | 2 |
fully come | 2 |
laid aside | 2 |
second week | 2 |
infected places | 2 |
dreadful judgments | 2 |
nothing less | 2 |
single men | 2 |
empty houses | 2 |
tolerably well | 2 |
desperate things | 2 |
rotherhithe total | 2 |
might otherwise | 2 |
hand alley | 2 |
though many | 2 |
generally recovered | 2 |
giving god | 2 |
nurse keeper | 2 |
people left | 2 |
cum aliis | 2 |
people infected | 2 |
called us | 2 |
bring us | 2 |
none knows | 2 |
within six | 2 |
eight parishes | 2 |
parish church | 2 |
whole streets | 2 |
must still | 2 |
long enough | 2 |
heard voices | 2 |
east side | 2 |
much afraid | 2 |
modern english | 2 |
bermondsey rotherhithe | 2 |
kept within | 2 |
often wondered | 2 |
gangrene spots | 2 |
raving mad | 2 |
fever surfeit | 2 |
persons falling | 2 |
hardly credible | 2 |
one looked | 2 |
one might | 2 |
went among | 2 |
five thousand | 2 |
many instances | 2 |
well known | 2 |
heard somebody | 2 |
small vessels | 2 |
found needful | 2 |
man died | 2 |
three poor | 2 |
old english | 2 |
infinite number | 2 |
really dead | 2 |
say nothing | 2 |
shall name | 2 |
stay long | 2 |
better sort | 2 |
lawful occasions | 2 |
young man | 2 |
shall visit | 2 |
four weeks | 2 |
personal peace | 2 |
public house | 2 |
chirurgeons shall | 2 |
dangerous things | 2 |
ill language | 2 |
people daily | 2 |
common council | 2 |
visited house | 2 |
man affirmed | 2 |
died within | 2 |
several places | 2 |
spread every | 2 |
city began | 2 |
almost every | 2 |
still like | 2 |
little boy | 2 |
great street | 2 |
since made | 2 |
desperate creatures | 2 |
infection may | 2 |
till night | 2 |
poor unhappy | 2 |
shall take | 2 |
long compass | 2 |
infection lay | 2 |
get anything | 2 |
stepney st | 2 |
bills decreased | 2 |
make good | 2 |
may observe | 2 |
miles distant | 2 |
country round | 2 |
see note | 2 |
one public | 2 |
utterly false | 2 |
great sum | 2 |
greatly afflicted | 2 |
petty france | 2 |
white cap | 2 |
sound men | 2 |
general stop | 2 |
street near | 2 |
many desperate | 2 |
put together | 2 |
grow faint | 2 |
certain number | 2 |
goswell street | 2 |
six weeks | 2 |
came back | 2 |
white horse | 2 |
one corner | 2 |
cart along | 2 |
first opened | 2 |
established church | 2 |
seen almost | 2 |
consider seriously | 2 |
sufficiently scourged | 2 |
god will | 2 |
recent years | 2 |
young maiden | 2 |
though called | 2 |
several others | 2 |
much longer | 2 |
ill consequence | 2 |
another cart | 2 |
suffered great | 2 |
made signs | 2 |
towards rumford | 2 |
public good | 2 |
passing along | 2 |
one fancied | 2 |
person dying | 2 |
whitechapel bars | 2 |
distemper lay | 2 |
late plague | 2 |
physic garden | 2 |
sit still | 2 |
last john | 2 |
infinitely greater | 2 |
audacious boldness | 2 |
quite different | 2 |
curiosity led | 2 |
many thousand | 2 |
ran away | 2 |
many consultations | 2 |
infection came | 2 |
people must | 2 |
common calamity | 2 |
make use | 2 |
go now | 2 |
will send | 2 |
one died | 2 |
whereof one | 2 |
market people | 2 |
distemper came | 2 |
phlegmatic hypochondriac | 2 |
nobody durst | 2 |
people died | 2 |
burials increased | 2 |
houses shut | 2 |
whole kingdom | 2 |
large parish | 2 |
john answered | 2 |
stamford hill | 2 |
warehouses filled | 2 |
well satisfied | 2 |
little surprised | 2 |
will fly | 2 |
dreadful condition | 2 |
near four | 2 |
houses will | 2 |
robert clayton | 2 |
little huts | 2 |
buy fresh | 2 |
whole ninety | 2 |
got little | 2 |
may take | 2 |
stir abroad | 2 |
ships lie | 2 |
healthy people | 2 |
excellent preservative | 2 |
will remove | 2 |
dangerous people | 2 |
earnestly persuaded | 2 |
people shall | 2 |
given several | 2 |
whitecross street | 2 |
private families | 2 |
whole town | 2 |
another man | 2 |
may go | 2 |
whole time | 2 |
persons apparently | 2 |
proper officers | 2 |
market day | 2 |
decreased almost | 2 |
saw another | 2 |
mad dog | 2 |
near london | 2 |
shall make | 2 |
come together | 2 |
offensive smells | 2 |
last two | 2 |
many months | 2 |
three months | 2 |
first taken | 2 |
several years | 2 |
manufacturing trade | 2 |
much greater | 2 |
mile end | 2 |
known still | 2 |
might well | 2 |
time enough | 2 |
beyond whitechapel | 2 |
except just | 2 |
innumerable numbers | 2 |
little family | 2 |
chiefly among | 2 |
fires kept | 2 |
public charity | 2 |
full certificate | 2 |
taken care | 2 |
might say | 2 |
fortune teller | 2 |
severely punished | 2 |
mere want | 2 |
cripplegate stepney | 2 |
one cart | 2 |
take place | 2 |
taken ill | 2 |
brazen head | 2 |
things go | 2 |
bound ships | 2 |
huddled together | 2 |
first coming | 2 |
home trade | 2 |
may give | 2 |
without much | 2 |
made bitter | 2 |
saw two | 2 |
sabbath day | 2 |
first apprehensions | 2 |
honest man | 2 |
every visited | 2 |
many arguments | 2 |
ancient woman | 2 |
great pits | 2 |
thought necessary | 2 |
one tent | 2 |
john cock | 2 |
heard one | 2 |
feather beds | 2 |
went directly | 2 |
warm ale | 2 |
one horse | 2 |
miles southwest | 2 |
aldersgate street | 2 |
house wherein | 2 |
dreadful infection | 2 |
every man | 2 |
still continuing | 2 |
many others | 2 |
infection along | 2 |
street towards | 2 |
another thing | 2 |
course three | 2 |
people generally | 2 |
seventeen hundred | 2 |
good way | 2 |
means approve | 2 |
whole year | 2 |
best preparation | 2 |
took place | 2 |
forty thousand | 2 |
every town | 2 |
brought back | 2 |
orders concerning | 2 |
utterly prohibited | 2 |
yet forty | 2 |
several wards | 2 |
lived without | 2 |
men went | 2 |
knowing whither | 2 |