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trigram | frequency |
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one of the | 44 |
as well as | 32 |
the twelfth century | 28 |
that it was | 28 |
the middle ages | 28 |
it is not | 24 |
in order to | 23 |
not to be | 23 |
in spite of | 23 |
that he was | 22 |
which he had | 21 |
there is a | 20 |
and in the | 20 |
the name of | 20 |
of the thirteenth | 19 |
of the church | 19 |
it was not | 19 |
of his life | 19 |
of the most | 19 |
out of the | 18 |
by reason of | 18 |
the love of | 18 |
of his own | 18 |
that i might | 18 |
of all the | 18 |
the story of | 17 |
one of his | 17 |
the thirteenth century | 17 |
the abbey of | 17 |
in the world | 16 |
of the paraclete | 16 |
in order that | 16 |
the study of | 16 |
of the world | 16 |
in which he | 16 |
it would be | 16 |
of the middle | 15 |
this is the | 15 |
of the monks | 15 |
that he had | 15 |
some of the | 15 |
there is no | 15 |
some of his | 15 |
the memory of | 14 |
the beginning of | 14 |
which i had | 14 |
of the twelfth | 14 |
the same time | 14 |
of the age | 14 |
that she was | 14 |
seems to have | 14 |
at the same | 14 |
he could not | 14 |
as soon as | 14 |
it was the | 13 |
in one of | 13 |
it is the | 13 |
he had been | 13 |
account of the | 13 |
abbey of st | 13 |
that i was | 13 |
the holy spirit | 13 |
to have been | 13 |
the loss of | 12 |
ought not to | 12 |
and it is | 12 |
in the same | 12 |
he was a | 12 |
so far as | 11 |
that he would | 11 |
but it is | 11 |
the whole world | 11 |
it is a | 11 |
the rest of | 11 |
i did not | 11 |
the rage of | 11 |
even to the | 11 |
if i had | 11 |
and of the | 11 |
there was a | 11 |
the midst of | 10 |
ought to be | 10 |
the end of | 10 |
it may be | 10 |
in the midst | 10 |
of the holy | 10 |
it is to | 10 |
he did not | 10 |
of my life | 10 |
is in the | 10 |
i have not | 10 |
to think of | 10 |
of the great | 10 |
if he had | 10 |
it was a | 10 |
the death of | 10 |
of abelard and | 10 |
there was no | 10 |
the occasion of | 10 |
the life of | 10 |
that he might | 10 |
of the whole | 10 |
he had made | 10 |
the head of | 10 |
would have been | 10 |
one of them | 10 |
that it is | 10 |
the sight of | 9 |
the power of | 9 |
he has been | 9 |
up to the | 9 |
to his own | 9 |
the hands of | 9 |
the young man | 9 |
by no means | 9 |
goes on to | 9 |
he had a | 9 |
even as the | 9 |
all the world | 9 |
in the case | 9 |
the care of | 9 |
poet of the | 9 |
of one of | 9 |
william of champeaux | 9 |
the case of | 9 |
which he was | 9 |
the monks of | 9 |
that they are | 9 |
that of the | 9 |
of his time | 8 |
and the most | 8 |
he goes on | 8 |
have been the | 8 |
part of the | 8 |
all the more | 8 |
the words of | 8 |
would be a | 8 |
the fact that | 8 |
so that he | 8 |
must have been | 8 |
of nothing but | 8 |
that i had | 8 |
the time of | 8 |
for his niece | 8 |
that no one | 8 |
to do with | 8 |
of the time | 8 |
at the end | 8 |
of all my | 8 |
with the same | 8 |
with which he | 8 |
in my heart | 8 |
and that it | 8 |
of the lord | 8 |
of his age | 8 |
abelard and heloise | 8 |
of my misfortunes | 8 |
i ought to | 8 |
the bishop of | 8 |
as it were | 8 |
in the old | 8 |
love of god | 8 |
which had been | 8 |
to the holy | 8 |
and all the | 8 |
of those who | 8 |
and it was | 8 |
a man of | 8 |
to be a | 8 |
i should be | 8 |
the course of | 8 |
beginning of the | 8 |
in the middle | 8 |
is not a | 7 |
in the course | 7 |
at the head | 7 |
it will be | 7 |
but there is | 7 |
the spirit of | 7 |
the eyes of | 7 |
not at all | 7 |
that it would | 7 |
spite of all | 7 |
i have already | 7 |
it must be | 7 |
as in the | 7 |
he tells us | 7 |
the author of | 7 |
sense of the | 7 |
on the other | 7 |
the sake of | 7 |
which i have | 7 |
in the end | 7 |
i am in | 7 |
he was not | 7 |
that he could | 7 |
to the study | 7 |
it to the | 7 |
a time when | 7 |
he was the | 7 |
feeling for nature | 7 |
the historia calamitatum | 7 |
he would have | 7 |
two or three | 7 |
to return to | 7 |
was to be | 7 |
we do not | 7 |
to each other | 7 |
a sense of | 7 |
a thing which | 7 |
the best of | 7 |
is it possible | 7 |
with the greatest | 7 |
for some time | 7 |
there is nothing | 7 |
she was not | 7 |
why should i | 7 |
but it was | 7 |
for his own | 7 |
a short time | 7 |
for the sake | 7 |
the greatest of | 7 |
the example of | 7 |
in every way | 7 |
and if you | 7 |
him in his | 7 |
to be the | 7 |
so that i | 7 |
in those days | 7 |
i do not | 7 |
of the love | 7 |
more than the | 7 |
end of the | 7 |
there is something | 7 |
to which he | 7 |
me to the | 7 |
the convent of | 7 |
that i may | 7 |
according to the | 7 |
of the same | 7 |
the house of | 7 |
in the twelfth | 7 |
you do not | 7 |
and you will | 6 |
is one of | 6 |
when i was | 6 |
and yet i | 6 |
be able to | 6 |
for it is | 6 |
was not a | 6 |
i should have | 6 |
it has been | 6 |
as if i | 6 |
the monastery of | 6 |
was compelled to | 6 |
he does not | 6 |
of the greatest | 6 |
the history of | 6 |
to the world | 6 |
and i am | 6 |
the holy ghost | 6 |
a german poet | 6 |
and to the | 6 |
was of a | 6 |
in the field | 6 |
in which they | 6 |
i have been | 6 |
may have been | 6 |
them in the | 6 |
when he was | 6 |
you will not | 6 |
and above all | 6 |
of my own | 6 |
name of the | 6 |
one of these | 6 |
a few days | 6 |
an account of | 6 |
to such a | 6 |
was one of | 6 |
of which i | 6 |
of the abbot | 6 |
it is impossible | 6 |
it is in | 6 |
the most famous | 6 |
those who were | 6 |
in love with | 6 |
you will be | 6 |
but in the | 6 |
who had been | 6 |
not a little | 6 |
that they might | 6 |
came to the | 6 |
will not be | 6 |
of which he | 6 |
that there is | 6 |
one of those | 6 |
of a religious | 6 |
heloise to abelard | 6 |
in which the | 6 |
that they had | 6 |
the hearts of | 6 |
of their lives | 6 |
dionysius the areopagite | 6 |
of the trinity | 6 |
over and over | 6 |
to my own | 6 |
the thought of | 6 |
of his poems | 6 |
most of all | 6 |
which you have | 6 |
you ought to | 6 |
you might have | 6 |
of my soul | 6 |
in the most | 6 |
the pleasures of | 6 |
yet it is | 6 |
those who are | 6 |
to see her | 6 |
would not have | 6 |
of her love | 6 |
life of the | 6 |
he had suffered | 6 |
of the schools | 6 |
the place of | 6 |
with the most | 6 |
most of the | 6 |
john of salisbury | 6 |
the abbot of | 6 |
ought to have | 6 |
and with the | 6 |
of such a | 6 |
monastery of st | 6 |
had been a | 6 |
seemed to me | 6 |
so great a | 6 |
study of philosophy | 6 |
by that means | 6 |
a great many | 6 |
i should not | 6 |
of my enemies | 6 |
and that he | 6 |
to the abbey | 6 |
lest i should | 5 |
it is an | 5 |
to my mind | 5 |
the object of | 5 |
was going to | 5 |
that i have | 5 |
in such a | 5 |
is to say | 5 |
in this volume | 5 |
to him in | 5 |
as long as | 5 |
temple of the | 5 |
do with the | 5 |
of love and | 5 |
a thousand times | 5 |
he must have | 5 |
the result of | 5 |
will tell you | 5 |
it was to | 5 |
it occurred to | 5 |
any one who | 5 |
and in a | 5 |
the only one | 5 |
the poetry of | 5 |
by this means | 5 |
to a friend | 5 |
he himself had | 5 |
was not so | 5 |
the violence of | 5 |
on this subject | 5 |
the doctrine of | 5 |
for the lady | 5 |
the end that | 5 |
at the hands | 5 |
and the beginning | 5 |
as i was | 5 |
the authority of | 5 |
at the time | 5 |
of his enemies | 5 |
i had been | 5 |
of this world | 5 |
in the morning | 5 |
as i am | 5 |
neidhart von reuenthal | 5 |
have nothing to | 5 |
that i am | 5 |
to those who | 5 |
could not have | 5 |
it is certain | 5 |
it is easy | 5 |
who have been | 5 |
i had come | 5 |
abbot of st | 5 |
as i have | 5 |
of the abbey | 5 |
with all the | 5 |
he should have | 5 |
i am a | 5 |
not so much | 5 |
the last time | 5 |
i love you | 5 |
in a short | 5 |
by which he | 5 |
that we may | 5 |
you have been | 5 |
though it was | 5 |
i was more | 5 |
convent of argenteuil | 5 |
to me to | 5 |
the grace of | 5 |
is the last | 5 |
she was the | 5 |
the cause of | 5 |
the purpose of | 5 |
to marry her | 5 |
all those who | 5 |
went to the | 5 |
the subject of | 5 |
nothing but the | 5 |
a great deal | 5 |
to make a | 5 |
of my love | 5 |
when we were | 5 |
story of my | 5 |
one who had | 5 |
of my heart | 5 |
from the city | 5 |
knowledge of the | 5 |
now and then | 5 |
me in the | 5 |
that they would | 5 |
that heloise was | 5 |
and if he | 5 |
those who had | 5 |
of the spirit | 5 |
hartmann von aue | 5 |
to be so | 5 |
the identity of | 5 |
there would be | 5 |
was glad to | 5 |
that of a | 5 |
reason of my | 5 |
in the wilderness | 5 |
in his own | 5 |
habit of a | 5 |
she did not | 5 |
you have not | 5 |
should have been | 5 |
ulrich von liechtenstein | 5 |
is easy to | 5 |
as one of | 5 |
to no purpose | 5 |
a crowd of | 5 |
order to make | 5 |
the sense of | 5 |
and what a | 5 |
a man who | 5 |
letters of abelard | 5 |
at least to | 5 |
what he had | 5 |
that she had | 5 |
abbot of clugni | 5 |
he no longer | 5 |
walther von der | 5 |
to say nothing | 5 |
the art of | 5 |
the reality of | 5 |
of the monastery | 5 |
her uncle and | 5 |
of the highest | 5 |
whom i had | 5 |
the schools of | 5 |
for this reason | 5 |
that he did | 5 |
me for a | 5 |
for me to | 5 |
the abbot and | 5 |
of him who | 5 |
father and mother | 5 |
of the early | 5 |
returned to paris | 5 |
when i had | 5 |
i had no | 5 |
it in the | 5 |
he went to | 5 |
is said to | 5 |
to be in | 5 |
he would not | 5 |
to go to | 5 |
the middle of | 5 |
the trouble of | 5 |
as if they | 5 |
which have been | 5 |
the direction of | 5 |
was the most | 5 |
that could be | 5 |
and at last | 5 |
they could not | 5 |
feeling for the | 5 |
me from my | 5 |
from all parts | 5 |
those who have | 5 |
did not know | 5 |
is it not | 5 |
reason of his | 5 |
in which i | 5 |
he tried to | 5 |
to be called | 5 |
when they are | 5 |
that he has | 5 |
the place where | 5 |
at that time | 5 |
and that i | 5 |
with which they | 5 |
i am not | 5 |
the age of | 5 |
as he was | 5 |
the monks who | 5 |
men and women | 5 |
of his love | 5 |
that i should | 5 |
at any rate | 5 |
in the eyes | 5 |
was born in | 5 |
that he must | 5 |
side of the | 5 |
i shall not | 5 |
she was to | 5 |
memory of the | 5 |
the aid of | 5 |
of the gospel | 5 |
the following letter | 5 |
he says that | 5 |
the work of | 5 |
in the year | 5 |
he was born | 5 |
and one of | 5 |
the presence of | 5 |
you have done | 5 |
for you to | 5 |
to make the | 5 |
to understand the | 5 |
the desire of | 5 |
a passion which | 5 |
of the persecution | 5 |
the charms of | 5 |
to write to | 5 |
on the ground | 5 |
in his letter | 5 |
than that of | 5 |
and he had | 5 |
whom he had | 5 |
said to have | 5 |
most of its | 5 |
and to be | 5 |
and by the | 5 |
of their own | 5 |
is the most | 5 |
should not be | 5 |
nor is it | 5 |
as much as | 5 |
when he said | 5 |
well as the | 5 |
more and more | 5 |
take care of | 5 |
i went to | 5 |
that he should | 5 |
him in the | 5 |
but at last | 5 |
this is not | 5 |
not have been | 5 |
middle high german | 5 |
in the latter | 4 |
think of nothing | 4 |
of his new | 4 |
i was not | 4 |
him that he | 4 |
greatest of all | 4 |
and in their | 4 |
he had the | 4 |
where he was | 4 |
the more easily | 4 |
i began to | 4 |
i was so | 4 |
in the mean | 4 |
the people of | 4 |
and his wife | 4 |
his letter to | 4 |
the persecution he | 4 |
a state of | 4 |
to submit to | 4 |
you may be | 4 |
it is true | 4 |
to be his | 4 |
he began to | 4 |
him as a | 4 |
of the altar | 4 |
when he wrote | 4 |
no sooner had | 4 |
from my heart | 4 |
bishop of chartres | 4 |
referred to by | 4 |
me to my | 4 |
those of the | 4 |
was brought to | 4 |
be regarded as | 4 |
the letters of | 4 |
the very beginning | 4 |
all that was | 4 |
as they went | 4 |
the pleasure of | 4 |
the yoke of | 4 |
did in the | 4 |
have i not | 4 |
to my body | 4 |
to whom the | 4 |
in a condition | 4 |
say nothing of | 4 |
so much in | 4 |
the hand of | 4 |
the conduct of | 4 |
chrestien de troyes | 4 |
it seemed to | 4 |
is full of | 4 |
the practice of | 4 |
away from the | 4 |
the pomp of | 4 |
to me that | 4 |
gottfried von strassburg | 4 |
confess to you | 4 |
was of the | 4 |
of the new | 4 |
if any one | 4 |
i intreat you | 4 |
of the times | 4 |
and most of | 4 |
as if the | 4 |
the malice of | 4 |
of the name | 4 |
to give up | 4 |
there was in | 4 |
his dear heloise | 4 |
be kept secret | 4 |
of a great | 4 |
more than a | 4 |
the teacher of | 4 |
i am still | 4 |
if you had | 4 |
abelard did not | 4 |
if you will | 4 |
he has left | 4 |
he seems to | 4 |
head of a | 4 |
large number of | 4 |
of our lord | 4 |
suggestion of the | 4 |
spite of his | 4 |
and more than | 4 |
condition in which | 4 |
presence of the | 4 |
i was going | 4 |
which he has | 4 |
to make me | 4 |
you in your | 4 |
enter into the | 4 |
of our own | 4 |
in all things | 4 |
the way of | 4 |
that which was | 4 |
of the life | 4 |
had like to | 4 |
is such a | 4 |
if you can | 4 |
the beauty of | 4 |
to me the | 4 |
which he could | 4 |
to all the | 4 |
we should expect | 4 |
to the father | 4 |
i had made | 4 |
brought to bed | 4 |
was ready to | 4 |
but when the | 4 |
after a few | 4 |
to believe that | 4 |
that there was | 4 |
his life was | 4 |
and the more | 4 |
i might be | 4 |
her back to | 4 |
a part of | 4 |
in this point | 4 |
the habit of | 4 |
when i should | 4 |
to give you | 4 |
of her letters | 4 |
full of the | 4 |
in some of | 4 |
and as he | 4 |
to do so | 4 |
of an old | 4 |
on the contrary | 4 |
if i could | 4 |
it must have | 4 |
on account of | 4 |
not able to | 4 |
any thing of | 4 |
night and day | 4 |
we have a | 4 |
i had always | 4 |
which they were | 4 |
you shall see | 4 |
or at least | 4 |
you to the | 4 |
of the council | 4 |
and not the | 4 |
the latter part | 4 |
but let us | 4 |
to me in | 4 |
hugh of st | 4 |
you did not | 4 |
to keep me | 4 |
to see the | 4 |
is that of | 4 |
grace of god | 4 |
perhaps the most | 4 |
of the district | 4 |
the word of | 4 |
like to have | 4 |
the extent of | 4 |
many of these | 4 |
he made a | 4 |
rest of the | 4 |
the thought that | 4 |
the description of | 4 |
of god to | 4 |
it seems to | 4 |
suffer me to | 4 |
after the death | 4 |
of the first | 4 |
all that is | 4 |
would never have | 4 |
the glory of | 4 |
he appears to | 4 |
of the bishop | 4 |
the character of | 4 |
is impossible to | 4 |
back to his | 4 |
with which i | 4 |
could i not | 4 |
of the clergy | 4 |
of a criminal | 4 |
she was in | 4 |
picture of the | 4 |
eight years old | 4 |
had come to | 4 |
to the extent | 4 |
i ought not | 4 |
of the cathedral | 4 |
that the most | 4 |
i was born | 4 |
was in the | 4 |
that they were | 4 |
the secrets of | 4 |
far beyond the | 4 |
so far from | 4 |
at all times | 4 |
the father of | 4 |
when he had | 4 |
to be taught | 4 |
of his soul | 4 |
account of his | 4 |
in which you | 4 |
for a moment | 4 |
do not know | 4 |
thought of nothing | 4 |
a description of | 4 |
anselm of laon | 4 |
i returned to | 4 |
to a wife | 4 |
this sort of | 4 |
he was called | 4 |
is a great | 4 |
i am sensible | 4 |
to which i | 4 |
he may have | 4 |
he was made | 4 |
in his first | 4 |
the basis of | 4 |
poem of the | 4 |
no one could | 4 |
for the purpose | 4 |
the notion of | 4 |
care of the | 4 |
i have made | 4 |
that he is | 4 |
him from the | 4 |
i flattered myself | 4 |
are wont to | 4 |
in other words | 4 |
even at the | 4 |
to him that | 4 |
the side of | 4 |
to the altar | 4 |
appears to have | 4 |
began to be | 4 |
from the world | 4 |
the nature of | 4 |
letter to abelard | 4 |
the city of | 4 |
i had done | 4 |
but for the | 4 |
the sentiments of | 4 |
they had a | 4 |
the young men | 4 |
she could not | 4 |
study of the | 4 |
one or two | 4 |
entirely to the | 4 |
that in a | 4 |
are on the | 4 |
more than one | 4 |
for a little | 4 |
had all the | 4 |
the merit of | 4 |
of the purgatory | 4 |
i have done | 4 |
of some of | 4 |
it is difficult | 4 |
i endeavoured to | 4 |
for him to | 4 |
believe that the | 4 |
the pursuit of | 4 |
it as a | 4 |
of these two | 4 |
of nothing else | 4 |
head of the | 4 |
think of the | 4 |
that she should | 4 |
what you have | 4 |
more than once | 4 |
be found in | 4 |
of his reputation | 4 |
or in the | 4 |
the lives of | 4 |
the affections of | 4 |
this is a | 4 |
he would be | 4 |
from the very | 4 |
sighs and tears | 4 |
let us not | 4 |
it was with | 4 |
the remembrance of | 4 |
the temper of | 4 |
which it is | 4 |
himself from the | 4 |
with a little | 4 |
the twelfth and | 4 |
german poet of | 4 |
sketch of the | 4 |
what have i | 4 |
flourished at the | 4 |
thought it was | 4 |
to the twelfth | 4 |
it was only | 4 |
has been so | 4 |
while i was | 4 |
seven hundred years | 4 |
it by my | 4 |
it might be | 4 |
i thought of | 4 |
as for the | 4 |
that she would | 4 |
would not be | 4 |
half of the | 4 |
of a man | 4 |
in the whole | 4 |
the man who | 4 |
us of the | 4 |
latter part of | 4 |
not be the | 4 |
consequence of his | 4 |
in connection with | 4 |
she was a | 4 |
thought of the | 4 |
he returned to | 4 |
of the flesh | 4 |
was not only | 4 |
of a family | 4 |
him to the | 4 |
we find in | 4 |
me of the | 4 |
it was in | 4 |
have not yet | 4 |
away from her | 4 |
of the two | 4 |
for a time | 4 |
to follow you | 4 |
the first of | 4 |
as they are | 4 |
in the very | 4 |
at last the | 4 |
persecution he had | 4 |
was not the | 4 |
since you have | 4 |
death of his | 4 |
i shall never | 4 |
to please him | 4 |
i had a | 4 |
of this kind | 4 |
the close of | 4 |
to enjoy the | 4 |
used to be | 4 |
many of the | 4 |
house of the | 4 |
of this nature | 4 |
instead of being | 4 |
of the young | 4 |
we find the | 4 |
in the words | 4 |
a passage from | 4 |
have been a | 4 |
more than ever | 4 |
abelard to heloise | 4 |
the anguish of | 4 |
to the end | 4 |
his sense of | 4 |
as he is | 4 |
i have no | 4 |
the business of | 4 |
who flourished at | 4 |
they did not | 4 |
study of letters | 4 |
the approval of | 4 |
was the first | 4 |
in thinking of | 4 |
in his hand | 4 |
the thing which | 4 |
go to the | 4 |
some of them | 4 |
nothing of the | 4 |
his feeling for | 4 |
she was of | 3 |
to the birds | 3 |
the strength of | 3 |
of a mere | 3 |
remote from the | 3 |
passage in the | 3 |
am sensible i | 3 |
to her husband | 3 |
too much to | 3 |
a matter of | 3 |
which might have | 3 |
as might be | 3 |
time to time | 3 |
many of them | 3 |
identity of the | 3 |
the image of | 3 |
eloisa to abelard | 3 |
or of the | 3 |
of those days | 3 |
no one can | 3 |
and then in | 3 |
the remains of | 3 |
to a certain | 3 |
remembrance of our | 3 |
may not have | 3 |
the women of | 3 |
of the apostles | 3 |
the top of | 3 |
it come to | 3 |
him to return | 3 |
he saw his | 3 |
of them all | 3 |
all the rest | 3 |
it for a | 3 |
year of his | 3 |
that i shall | 3 |
as i had | 3 |
singing in the | 3 |
and he was | 3 |
the followers of | 3 |
enemies would have | 3 |
is no evidence | 3 |
that even the | 3 |
book against jovinianus | 3 |
to such an | 3 |
whole days in | 3 |
the necessity of | 3 |
to continue in | 3 |
appeal to the | 3 |
of god and | 3 |
but he has | 3 |
the chalice of | 3 |
have not the | 3 |
a set of | 3 |
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