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quadgram	frequency
o o o o	49
the advancement of learning	24
that william shakespeare was	22
that is to say	22
as a matter of	17
in the days of	17
the author of the	17
the first edition of	16
the title page of	15
appears to have been	15
of the shakespearean plays	15
for the first time	14
in the case of	14
the rest of the	14
his estimate of shakespearean	13
it is difficult to	13
to be found in	13
be found in the	13
a a a a	13
is one of the	13
one of the most	13
the house of commons	13
estimate of shakespearean plays	13
in the course of	13
the authorship of the	13
the light a and	12
merry wives of windsor	12
a matter of fact	12
said to have been	12
is to be found	12
at the same time	12
in the days when	12
a o o o	12
in a letter to	12
the end of the	11
name of william shakespeare	11
b o o o	11
of the novum organum	11
william shakespeare was a	11
it is to be	11
from time to time	11
to have been the	11
is said to have	11
it would have been	11
he was able to	10
folio of the plays	10
at the end of	10
as well as the	10
the name of william	10
taken all knowledge to	10
of the advancement of	10
all knowledge to be	10
in the house of	10
a b b a	9
the name of the	9
that he was not	9
seems to have been	9
on the th of	9
of the first folio	9
the days of elizabeth	9
as you like it	9
it is impossible to	9
the first part of	9
title page of the	9
the hands of the	9
the merry wives of	9
with the exception of	9
the age of elizabeth	9
a a b b	9
version of the bible	9
a b a a	8
years of his life	8
william shakespeare was the	8
for the sake of	8
on the other hand	8
a b a b	8
to the fact that	8
a b b b	8
could not have been	8
it is clear that	8
the house of lords	8
the fact that the	8
come down to us	8
that he was a	8
b a a a	8
a a b a	8
of king henry the	8
in the british museum	8
but it is not	8
a a a b	8
to the effect that	8
was the result of	8
if he had been	8
the authorised version of	8
author of the plays	7
so far as we	7
taming of the shrew	7
the venus and adonis	7
of the life of	7
was the author of	7
to have been a	7
the time of the	7
in the advancement of	7
authorised version of the	7
thing in the world	7
every man in his	7
as to the authorship	7
by heminges and condell	7
the letters of the	7
of the authorised version	7
the form of a	7
represent the a form	7
arte of english poesie	7
the first folio of	7
into the hands of	7
first edition of the	7
appear to have been	7
it may please your	7
in the form of	7
his return to england	7
the earl of essex	7
on the part of	7
not appear to have	7
in the shape of	7
and if your lordship	7
of the de augmentis	7
the object of the	6
it does not appear	6
to do with the	6
of the human mind	6
knowledge to be his	6
the literature of the	6
it seems to us	6
of the history of	6
to be able to	6
rare and unaccustomed suit	6
the circulation of the	6
the use of the	6
it is fair to	6
in as you like	6
b a o o	6
under the name of	6
lordship will not carry	6
it can not be	6
the wisdom of the	6
the cipher word is	6
a a o o	6
light a and dark	6
rest of the world	6
for the benefit of	6
the delia bacon theory	6
of the man who	6
the history of the	6
the text of the	6
that it would be	6
the head of the	6
we may be sure	6
as one of the	6
the part of the	6
the whole of the	6
history of henry vii	6
b a a b	6
to be his province	6
the good of all	6
in the hands of	6
in which he was	6
b a b b	6
the story of the	6
wisdom of the ancients	6
circulation of the blood	6
a and dark a	6
in the habit of	6
the arte of english	6
in the midst of	6
does not appear to	6
a b o o	6
statesmen and favourites of	6
the internal evidence of	6
insolent greece or haughty	6
in the history of	6
he would not have	6
at the age of	6
but there is no	6
he seems to have	6
b a b a	6
the way in which	6
the merchant of venice	6
a part of the	6
as we have seen	6
in the first folio	6
as we shall see	6
and the dark a	5
if your lordship will	5
the name of a	5
in the court of	5
on the authority of	5
in the possession of	5
that mine of truth	5
to prove that william	5
the taming of the	5
will be found in	5
in which it is	5
by the same hand	5
your lordship will not	5
it is one of	5
the a form and	5
there seems to be	5
good of all men	5
the end of his	5
totally unable to write	5
there is no evidence	5
in the star chamber	5
not carry me on	5
him to have been	5
either to insolent greece	5
the first letter in	5
two hundred and fifty	5
it is said that	5
fact that william shakespeare	5
are to be found	5
of the shakespeare plays	5
at the head of	5
american point of view	5
the author of a	5
greece or haughty rome	5
two books of the	5
was totally unable to	5
in the following year	5
it is not only	5
the second founder of	5
in the age of	5
edition of the plays	5
if there had been	5
greatest birth of time	5
the two books of	5
of troilus and cressida	5
in that mine of	5
biographies of william shakespeare	5
of the great instauration	5
the life of a	5
of sir francis bacon	5
of which he was	5
the greatest birth of	5
that he should have	5
he might have been	5
it may be that	5
the books of the	5
of the british museum	5
as an example of	5
in the first place	5
of venus and adonis	5
si tabula daretur digna	5
the glory of god	5
part of king henry	5
of the plays in	5
with the rest of	5
blotting out a line	5
that he had a	5
to the king and	5
the dedication of the	5
and the novum organum	5
as a man of	5
to be content with	5
that he had been	5
whatever may have been	5
this letter was written	5
the name william shakespeare	5
give me leave to	5
it is probable that	5
it was one of	5
of the text of	5
light a and the	5
a and the dark	5
one and the same	5
the names of the	5
it is curious to	5
the commencement of the	5
if william shakespeare was	5
the last years of	5
the manner in which	5
that he did not	5
b b o o	5
of the age of	5
the name of shakespeare	5
the favour of the	5
being the a form	5
could not have written	5
was one of the	5
the folio of the	5
the anatomie of the	5
in a despised weed	5
will not carry me	5
of his mind in	5
on the one hand	5
in spite of the	5
is known to have	5
there is a letter	5
to be a poet	5
reason to think that	5
the image of his	5
in the life of	5
the globe and blackfriars	5
though in a despised	5
there had been no	5
ought to have been	5
the mystery of francis	5
the shape of a	5
of the circulation of	5
of his own name	5
the service of the	5
at the time of	5
of the reign of	5
internal evidence of the	5
mystery of francis bacon	5
is it possible that	5
of the shakespearean dramas	5
there can be no	5
the sands of the	4
of the possibility of	4
the man who wrote	4
lease of quick revenue	4
for the a form	4
in the same town	4
we are told by	4
latin and less greek	4
perhaps connected with plays	4
on which he was	4
to the authorship of	4
of one of the	4
at that time was	4
first portion of the	4
to believe that the	4
the work of a	4
in the way of	4
to the earl of	4
as the result of	4
the truth is that	4
the language of the	4
that it was the	4
not one of them	4
the edition of the	4
in the time of	4
at years of age	4
that he had not	4
of the globe and	4
the advancement and the	4
the leave of god	4
it might have been	4
founder of my poor	4
that he might have	4
your lordship shall be	4
not for any necessity	4
translation of the bible	4
to the end in	4
known to have been	4
a large number of	4
the mind i shall	4
there is reason to	4
have taken all knowledge	4
the true original copies	4
he was prepared to	4
it would not be	4
to insolent greece or	4
had taken all knowledge	4
name on the title	4
opinion as to the	4
in the preface to	4
of the french academie	4
in relation to the	4
by the law clerk	4
from an american point	4
the power of the	4
reign of queen elizabeth	4
with the publication of	4
my lord of essex	4
he writes to buckingham	4
lives of statesmen and	4
of the shakespearean drama	4
mine of truth which	4
it is impossible not	4
to judge for himself	4
william shakespeare was not	4
we do not know	4
for the b form	4
an american point of	4
there is nothing in	4
incola fuit anima mea	4
in the production of	4
the fourth part of	4
it would be impossible	4
a grant of arms	4
a translation of the	4
it could have been	4
william shakespeare was born	4
i shall be able	4
to the service of	4
did not care to	4
was not to be	4
as the author of	4
it must be remembered	4
the first time the	4
from left to right	4
only one of the	4
did his best to	4
the position of the	4
that he could not	4
but for all time	4
he could not have	4
a capital letter for	4
sic vos non vobis	4
that it should be	4
spelled with a capital	4
what is known as	4
a small letter for	4
the rest of his	4
is all there is	4
natural history of the	4
we have only to	4
the pages of the	4
which may be compared	4
there is nothing to	4
of the duke of	4
the three parts of	4
it is not the	4
his estimate of the	4
sands of the sea	4
letter for the a	4
of the human race	4
as far as he	4
up to this time	4
it cannot be removed	4
by the mind i	4
but it does not	4
which were to be	4
the work of the	4
of more wits than	4
the king did not	4
practice at the bar	4
daretur digna animum mallem	4
could honour a language	4
to do you service	4
we have seen that	4
the court of chancery	4
for any necessity of	4
knowledge to be my	4
multum incola fuit anima	4
mind i shall be	4
the preface to the	4
the record of a	4
of a man who	4
the wife of his	4
the second part of	4
of the common law	4
that there is a	4
works of william shakespeare	4
you will find that	4
which was to be	4
i shall be seen	4
by the name of	4
of the merry wives	4
the address to the	4
performed that in our	4
and a small letter	4
clerk of the works	4
if it were not	4
letter for the b	4
the great folio of	4
the result of his	4
the history of henry	4
part of the business	4
second founder of my	4
as i have heard	4
towards the end of	4
is a copy of	4
of the th of	4
was in the habit	4
evidence that he was	4
great fire of london	4
in the text of	4
the life of the	4
because he could not	4
i have taken all	4
as if he had	4
of the bible and	4
all there is of	4
your lordship shall find	4
the first of a	4
b a b o	4
he was willing to	4
the queen and the	4
procured the good of	4
the greater part of	4
this is all the	4
and that he was	4
it must have been	4
the writer of these	4
was a man of	4
the result of a	4
we know so much	4
letter of his own	4
page of the first	4
the style of the	4
of a series of	4
ten in the hundred	4
single letter of his	4
william shakespeare to have	4
that william shakespeare wrote	4
of the english language	4
to the mystery of	4
on the other side	4
william shakespeare of stratford	4
an essay on the	4
the last page of	4
he wanted to say	4
careful examination of the	4
far as we know	4
a great deal of	4
the new shakespeare society	4
are imposed upon the	4
the study of the	4
is spelled with a	4
by the aid of	4
as well as a	4
it will be seen	4
tabula daretur digna animum	4
in the essay on	4
that he may be	4
at the date of	4
end of his life	4
the imagination of the	4
as it cannot be	4
the phrase biliteral cipher	4
william shakespeare wrote the	4
the plays of shakespeare	4
it seemed as if	4
of romeo and juliet	4
prove that william shakespeare	4
one to the other	4
the statesmen and favourites	4
in the same year	4
one of the greatest	4
the first portion of	4
of the state and	4
was supposed to be	4
written by william shakespeare	4
on the d of	4
it is not impossible	4
it will be found	4
the lives of statesmen	4
would not have been	4
the course of my	4
in the world to	4
in the edition of	4
man in his humour	4
for the most part	4
because we know so	4
ones the b form	4
was years of age	4
it seems to have	4
the author of these	4
whether it be curiosity	4
of the baconian theory	4
to learn their parts	4
the investigation of nature	4
that in our tongue	4
capital letter for the	4
has been able to	4
is impossible not to	4
authorship of the plays	4
the truth of the	4
he appears to have	4
at the foot of	4
the work of one	4
it was not till	4
mirror up to nature	4
william shakespeare had been	4
have been written by	4
at about the same	4
the initial letters of	4
shakespeare from an american	4
that has ever been	4
last page of the	4
first part of king	4
and in the same	4
said lay so deep	4
of statesmen and favourites	4
and become some sorry	4
page of the folio	4
will be seen that	4
is a letter written	4
displayed in the plays	4
of the title page	4
to be my province	4
by the leave of	4
seems to be a	4
taught at stratford school	4
on account of his	4
to go to the	4
a single letter of	4
shakespeare to have been	4
the literature of this	4
what was to be	4
and at the same	4
the exception of the	4
has come down to	4
a copy of the	4
that there is no	4
portrait of william shakespeare	4
of the man shakespeare	4
of my poor estate	4
the folio edition of	4
most wonderful of all	4
the nature of the	4
it is obvious that	4
preferred either to insolent	4
i have been told	4
cited as a witness	4
is not to be	4
the reign of queen	4
filled up all numbers	4
books of the advancement	4
to the memory of	4
as the mark and	4
of the nature of	4
the mirror up to	4
from one to the	4
letter of the alphabet	4
by far the most	4
you will see that	4
and it would be	4
he did not know	4
had left behind him	4
a letter to the	4
on the ground that	4
the body of the	4
with his left hand	4
as we have already	4
pioneer in that mine	4
evidence of the plays	4
the beginning of the	4
the same sort of	4
could he but have	4
nothing to do with	4
small letter for the	4
and all the rest	4
small latin and less	3
and there is a	3
lifetime of william shakespeare	3
was held to be	3
was able to make	3
th of the following	3
of the subject is	3
last years of his	3
letter to lord burghley	3
globe and blackfriars theaters	3
imagine like a poet	3
books of the period	3
as to william shakespeare	3
there might have been	3
which is the thing	3
first of a series	3
the idea of the	3
the care of the	3
it is strange that	3
the government of the	3
we have seen the	3
in the following words	3
one way or the	3
the course of the	3
of the plays themselves	3
the whole fabric and	3
a poet and execute	3
language or help study	3
were to come after	3
will make you as	3
for a man who	3
the first heir of	3
if there was a	3
more wits than of	3
the fact that william	3
if one takes it	3
but we are not	3
will be found that	3
and so i commend	3
fourth part of the	3
in the reign of	3
or a true pioneer	3
hath hit his face	3
three hundred years ago	3
unaccustomed suit of which	3
place of any reasonable	3
to account for the	3
with which he was	3
the whole of his	3
might have been the	3
the epistle to the	3
the date of the	3
from in the plays	3
under the direction of	3
and it is of	3
bacon was the author	3
as the first heir	3
when he came to	3
that it may be	3
much ado about nothing	3
period of his life	3
that the world had	3
the second column of	3
life of a man	3
between the a form	3
after the fashion of	3
i confess that i	3
the print would then	3
the difference between the	3
lordship shall be concurrent	3
the star chamber for	3
he did his best	3
myself that i am	3
and order of invention	3
which judge holmes has	3
at about that time	3
of the shakespearean page	3
the key to the	3
one takes it favourably	3
it was the custom	3
the law script of	3
of the learned counsel	3
in the shakespearean drama	3
page of henry vii	3
that it was written	3
the tragedy of hamlet	3
the history of his	3
will be found to	3
the duke of buckingham	3
do seek or affect	3
he ought to have	3
but this does not	3
in the handwriting of	3
that he should not	3
would be impossible to	3
in the library of	3
the greatest and most	3
in the courts of	3
in his dealings with	3
and if william shakespeare	3
was never tired of	3
it has been suggested	3
the idea that the	3
the statement of a	3
then that i am	3
of the mind and	3
of the same name	3
that it was for	3
the loss of his	3
two gentlemen of verona	3
but have drawn his	3
am either prodigal or	3
to have been printed	3
in the autumn of	3
he wanted to be	3
that the style of	3
of the shakespearean text	3
by the internet archive	3
for the purpose of	3
health is not to	3
should be the most	3
can be no doubt	3
it must be conceded	3
his mind in his	3
it is hard to	3
taken the liberty of	3
william shakespeare in his	3
if her majesty like	3
wear away with the	3
must be remembered that	3
in the english tongue	3
man nor muse can	3
in the county of	3
the same blocks were	3
will have it that	3
in the mine of	3
was known to be	3
over all care of	3
first letter in the	3
as neither man nor	3
is evidently written by	3
the great assises holden	3
give over all care	3
advancement and the novum	3
account of his life	3
like a clerk of	3
that the same blocks	3
of elizabeth and james	3
be said to be	3
the man william shakespeare	3
to have made a	3
it might be supposed	3
i think the objection	3
the william shakespeare who	3
having been written by	3
made to contain the	3
shall see further on	3
that i am a	3
a wit and poet	3
the key of the	3
it is no more	3
of the story of	3
insolent greece and haughty	3
at one time or	3
b b a a	3
of his age and	3
i have as vast	3
of the name of	3
who could help him	3
hundred years or so	3
the time of his	3
any other of the	3
is latten for bacon	3
my mind as it	3
the top of the	3
say the new theorists	3
muse can praise too	3
away with the length	3
but there is nothing	3
i will make you	3
in the place of	3
he could hardly have	3
was a man who	3
the form in which	3
that william shakespeare did	3
the case of robert	3
stand as the mark	3
in the same manner	3
fall at the foot	3
to find it out	3
the first scene of	3
of ancient sages and	3
what we now call	3
in his own time	3
second heat upon the	3
it is not too	3
a few months before	3
this rare and unaccustomed	3
that i am either	3
we shall see further	3
in the nature of	3
an account of the	3
at a very early	3
graver had a strife	3
to the conclusion that	3
and one of the	3
would then surpasse all	3
the records of antiquity	3
he hath hit his	3
the greek and latin	3
nor my course to	3
of the fact that	3
i thought not of	3
that the french academie	3
so that he may	3
could have been written	3
at any rate the	3
at home and abroad	3
a true pioneer in	3
to hide his works	3
was not published until	3
of the author of	3
years old when shakespeare	3
his wit as well	3
and execute like a	3
to say that the	3
the easiest thing in	3
the missing fourth part	3
as well in brasse	3
it is stated that	3
may be sure that	3
the fashion of the	3
that there are two	3
but they did not	3
he was a man	3
of the hands of	3
supposed to have been	3
by health and sickness	3
the th of march	3
the spirit of the	3
a clerk of the	3
was also one of	3
the decease of the	3
all writers are agreed	3
of the value of	3
to do justice to	3
the early part of	3
a b a o	3
bacon was born in	3
the second heat upon	3
letters from the dead	3
entire process of the	3
shakespeare was the name	3
the following passage occurs	3
like a poet and	3
and from this time	3
anaxagoras said lay so	3
the lifetime of william	3
the d of april	3
as some volke miseall	3
i am either prodigal	3
shakespeare was not the	3
some sorry bookmaker or	3
it is quite possible	3
must have been at	3
a careful examination of	3
there was a shakespeare	3
how he is to	3
and your friends here	3
wit as well in	3
at once the most	3
arising out of the	3
seem to have been	3
access to the material	3
with which he had	3
the days of the	3
that bacon should have	3
that he would not	3
world had yet seen	3
print would then surpasse	3
never blotted out a	3
that they are not	3
an example of the	3
in the play of	3
prosecuted in the star	3
that they were not	3
of the biliteral cipher	3
when we come to	3
may please your good	3
a strife with nature	3
and stand as the	3
may be seen in	3
as the work of	3
initial letters of each	3
in the city of	3
among his private friends	3
confess that i have	3
he was to be	3
as if he were	3
fourth part of his	3
on his return to	3
must and will follow	3
my years will wear	3
that he was at	3
of the queen and	3
published on the continent	3
the life and death	3
his mind in the	3
contemplative ends as i	3
second visit to the	3
the graver had a	3
it is certain that	3
execute like a clerk	3
he may have been	3
shakespeare was born at	3
the shakespearean plays to	3
be supposed to be	3
to slip from him	3
by charles armitage brown	3
but it was the	3
the numerical value of	3
the th of february	3
the blue ones the	3
any that is nearer	3
a man who could	3
the original of the	3
without blotting a line	3
liberal a return from	3
some volke miseall it	3
of the plays could	3
so that they could	3
the entire process of	3
of the most remarkable	3
he had taken all	3
writes to the king	3
as time went on	3
in the lives of	3
have seen that the	3
not only in the	3
lordship shall find now	3
of many of these	3
that william shakespeare had	3
in possession of the	3
he had been able	3
poet and execute like	3
king did not want	3
as the record of	3
to the queen and	3
in the first edition	3
it is possible that	3
the minds of men	3
of the four young	3
knowledge of human nature	3
upon the mind by	3
terms at stratford school	3
it was not until	3
can praise too much	3
have been the first	3
his philosophy of nature	3
being set down without	3
form and a small	3
have been allowed to	3
the natural history of	3
the rape of lucrece	3
dead to the dead	3
must have been a	3
he writes to the	3
on the th day	3
accuse myself that i	3
is a portrait of	3
as by william shakespeare	3
have as vast contemplative	3
soul of the age	3
a plea for the	3
the value of the	3
during the last years	3
whereunto any that is	3
so far as the	3
even gone so far	3
life and death of	3
the men of his	3
fixed in my mind	3
from the same pen	3
unknown to each other	3
to the end of	3
of which he had	3
believed that he was	3
was at this time	3
that the title page	3
he was compelled to	3
see that there are	3
the person to whom	3
that it was a	3
page of the de	3
the th of the	3
a b b o	3
if your lordship shall	3
written to prove that	3
it is of him	3
of the immortal plays	3
also one of heaven	3
the world had yet	3
but he did not	3
from the end of	3
borrowed from in the	3
at the service of	3
of any reasonable countenance	3
after the death of	3
b b a o	3
such a man as	3
was one of those	3
it was the fashion	3
it is thought that	3
as i have moderate	3
a study of the	3
to the last he	3
manager of a theater	3
which anaxagoras said lay	3
some lease of quick	3
commandment of more wits	3
say then that i	3
expert evidence as to	3
he was in the	3
it was the result	3
of the whole world	3
the th day of	3
nothing less than a	3
have come down to	3
as liberal a return	3
a catalogue of the	3
the sake of the	3
author of these works	3
at the court of	3
of the common laws	3
the form of the	3
the children of men	3
and the b form	3
to have been written	3
the dead to the	3
writers are agreed that	3
against the lord chancellor	3
the quarto edition of	3
office of gain that	3
neither man nor muse	3
on the supposition that	3
the mine of truth	3
is not to spend	3
that he had taken	3
to have been an	3
for a gentleman to	3
on any of the	3
the treatment of the	3
my health is not	3
and performed that in	3
would have been a	3
in the summer of	3
easiest thing in the	3
to be a great	3
been written by the	3
could have been made	3
did not choose to	3
would you like to	3
whole fabric and order	3
under the title of	3
which he had made	3
red circles being the	3
he left behind him	3
men of his own	3
man who wrote the	3
the red circles being	3
of a living man	3
written in the english	3
in the first column	3
on the advancement of	3
in the management of	3
of the first edition	3
years after the death	3
for i have taken	3
down without all art	3
the period from to	3
nor muse can praise	3
from the dead to	3
but there is a	3
the midst of his	3
merry devil of edmonton	3
will wear away with	3
what appears to be	3
but it is only	3
in the times of	3
from him without some	3
william shakespeare and his	3
of the way in	3
the learning of shakespeare	3
the hog hath lost	3
the truth of history	3
worth our while to	3
vast contemplative ends as	3
him without some present	3
the king and buckingham	3
to show that he	3
a a a o	3
and yet it is	3
any of the children	3
but it was not	3
the question as to	3
of his own day	3
hands of the clock	3
of the children of	3
yet my health is	3
may have been the	3
of william shakespeare are	3
learn their parts from	3
in the preparation of	3
copy of the first	3
confidence in his own	3
and the whole fabric	3
one of the earliest	3
hundred and fifty years	3
and also the most	3
for the good of	3
over and over again	3
on the state of	3
it was a time	3
imposed upon the mind	3
ordinary practice at the	3
where did he get	3
francis bacon was the	3
of his philosophy of	3
it is a book	3
in the eyes of	3
a change in the	3
greece and haughty rome	3
at this time to	3
as an honor to	3
to the truth of	3
that i have as	3
so fixed in my	3
may be said to	3
he never blotted out	3
it is easy to	3
strike the second heat	3
be called upon to	3
part of the work	3
written to be played	3
i do not find	3
he gave to the	3
a matter of course	3
a letter dated th	3
of a man of	3
and eloquence grows backward	3
write a single letter	3
in spite of his	3
blotted out a line	3
is no reason to	3
a most dishonest man	3
the finest examples of	3
to be one of	3
published an edition of	3
so far as to	3
title page of henry	3
of the use of	3
as to the man	3
hath filled up all	3
it is manifest that	3
on the title page	3
that the author of	3
missing fourth part of	3
from the head of	3
i may truly say	3
b a a o	3
be found that the	3
his place in the	3
but that he wanted	3
his manner of writing	3
to think that the	3
not too much to	3
in the same way	3
that it might have	3
a place in the	3
him as a man	3
the policy of the	3
he is said to	3
and strike the second	3
to the literature of	3
an edition of the	3
he was never tired	3
was the name of	3
shakespeare wrote the plays	3
written by the law	3
the result of the	3
had a strife with	3
grant of arms for	3
without some present improvement	3
to be dealt with	3
at the feet of	3
william shakespeare did not	3
a a b o	3
fabric and order of	3
anatomie of the minde	3
he knew that he	3
we are told that	3
of arms for his	3
it could not be	3
a blot in his	3
he but have drawn	3
see the difference between	3
as he hath hit	3
life of william shakespeare	3
truth which anaxagoras said	3
the interpretation of nature	3
i do seek or	3
purchase some lease of	3
and common sense to	3
is the same idea	3
the teacher or parent	3
he was not a	3
bacon appears to have	3
length of my suit	3
in his life of	3
actual types and models	3
that much of the	3
is based upon the	3
that there was any	3
of the names of	3
never blotting out a	3
years before he had	3
or at any time	3
we must remember that	3
the world has ever	3
in the th century	3
man as william shakespeare	3
we may as well	3
in which william shakespeare	3
first scene of the	3
to write a single	3
such as neither man	3
letter to the king	3
old when shakespeare died	3
her majesty like not	3
the close of his	3
too much to say	3
there was no such	3
the death of our	3
manner in which the	3
of the new shakespeare	3
as i shall be	3
he had left behind	3
make you as liberal	3
had not yet been	3
it be curiosity or	3
whereas on the other	3
was born at stratford	3
was the son of	3
the duties of his	3
english men of letters	3
the ship of fools	3
not taught at stratford	3
in favor of the	3
is known as the	3
in the name of	3
which he proposed to	3
to say the least	3
upon the rd line	3
at the commencement of	3
portion of the plays	3
blot in his papers	3
the case of a	3
blotted out a thousand	3
that they should be	3
you as liberal a	3
sorry bookmaker or a	3
in the address to	3
is so fixed in	3
which the entire process	3
is to be noticed	3
way or the other	3
was well acquainted with	3
for which he was	3
of the sixteenth century	3
lord bacon after him	3
is no evidence that	3
could only have been	3
he believed to be	3
much to say that	3
as the second founder	3
which have come down	3
is not too much	3
to catch the ear	3
when he said in	3
in the issue of	3
a shakespeare of earth	3
of advice to the	3
set down without all	3
the object of his	3
the nature of things	3
the production of a	3
the length of my	3
to the advancement of	3
blue ones the b	3
as he was in	3
time to slip from	3
the four young men	3
is of excellent use	3
first of poets of	3
of some of the	3
nearly three hundred years	3
work of one man	3
in his letter to	3
there was also one	3
in his essay on	3
that a man who	3
of all that he	3
circles being the a	3
not give nature all	3
the merry devil of	3
history of william shakespeare	3
of the people and	3
the life of shakespeare	3
the essays and the	3
or affect any place	3
is an example of	3
as well as in	3
of truth which anaxagoras	3
what manner of man	3
the nature of a	3
and favourites of england	3
once and for all	3
taken out of the	3
he would have been	3
as if it were	3
we are able to	3
there was but one	3
arms for his father	3
and it is impossible	3
in which they are	3
page of the genealogies	3
the records of the	3
that i do seek	3
seek or affect any	3
but it was a	3
visit to the continent	3
which he had to	3
his authorship of the	3
by which the entire	3
honour a language or	3
to inform us that	3
process of the mind	3
by beauty and deformity	3
to the next ages	3
catch the ear of	3
it happens to be	3
it had never been	3
study of the common	3
it is the first	3
with the length of	3
the man who had	3
ends as i have	3
at the university of	3
of some of his	3
in the shakespeare plays	3
for which i was	3
no one had yet	3
information as to the	3
to the house of	3
the reading proceeds in	3
is quite possible that	3
wits than of a	3
mind as it cannot	3
plea for the defendant	3
at the expense of	3
slip from him without	3
any necessity of estate	3
days of elizabeth and	3
in my mind as	3
either prodigal or slothful	3
he had been the	3
merchant of venice was	3
the sonnets of shakespeare	3
and unaccustomed suit of	3
years after his death	3
i know not whether	3
last will and testament	3
what is called the	3
does not appear that	3
to be told that	3
my course to get	3
in his own power	3
am a most dishonest	3
i am a most	3
of the philosophy of	3
as vast contemplative ends	3
a few days after	3
to look into the	3
are said to have	3
the mark and greek	3
the shakespearean plays are	3
of the english bible	3
the first page of	3
he wrote to the	3
literature of this period	3
years will wear away	3
be one of the	3
bestowed on any of	3
as to whether the	3
a form and a	3
traces of his reading	3
between the years and	3
first folio of the	3
he found that the	3
a language or help	3
the history of england	3
of time to slip	3
he was one of	3
no reason to think	3
had blotted out a	3
it is in this	3
in london in the	3
said to be by	3
the ear of the	3
the phenomena of the	3
which was published in	3
there is no reason	3
please your good lordship	3
become some sorry bookmaker	3
far as he could	3
the date at which	3
by the use of	3
the third edition of	3
the secret of the	3
the fact that they	3
in a collection of	3
authorship of the shakespearean	3
the court of wards	3
in respect to the	3
was a shakespeare of	3
the glory of the	3
the reign of elizabeth	3
did not want his	3
and the necessities of	3
who had been condemned	3
books on the advancement	3
of many of its	2
few months before his	2
at that time of	2
we desire to know	2
of francis bacon with	2
are registered or in	2
hated all cruelty and	2
different forms of the	2
we are assured that	2
understood by modern english	2
result of his labours	2
of parents are secrets	2
the stratford bust represents	2
his nature in his	2
inform us of the	2
thee in all my	2
the revised version of	2
way in which he	2
worldly blessings were exalted	2
surpassed insolent greece and	2
no mention of any	2
to the good of	2
the only one that	2
to bacon of the	2
the arrangement of the	2
the midst of a	2
but in the case	2
the good of mankind	2
his grandchilde my lord	2
course of action which	2
call the shakespearean plays	2
them to be printed	2
lived and died without	2
of an obliged servant	2
and it is not	2
or in some way	2
sought thee in the	2
court of henry iii	2
by modern english ears	2
the observation of great	2
he be known by	2
if he was not	2
did he get his	2
attributed to william shakespeare	2
which are in the	2
is by far the	2
management of the globe	2
say with the psalm	2
he had very great	2
the son of a	2
how again contained from	2
as far as it	2
advancement of learning and	2
a protest against the	2
since my youth met	2
that bacon left manuscripts	2
occur in the early	2
and it is certain	2
as much yours as	2
have not yet been	2
to say that a	2
the present lord treasurer	2
records of his life	2
and fair to make	2
i do not speak	2
essays at dramatic poetry	2
he should make an	2
the world to imagine	2
eventually be proved that	2
was the justest judge	2
gone so far as	2
neither to his own	2
use of the word	2
have found thee in	2
of which the first	2
the letter to burghley	2
that they were made	2
that it is not	2
word key by the	2
the great first of	2
things for which i	2
explanation as to why	2
about this time to	2
to the continent and	2
splendid pages of the	2
warns him not to	2
in things meerely naturall	2
the tales of the	2
either at stratford school	2
of the plays is	2
if in this time	2
performed at his theater	2
which can not be	2
the english translation of	2
from the time of	2
the royal society of	2
who were supposed to	2
you will have to	2
put any man out	2
he was still a	2
have been as a	2
letters of francis bacon	2
who steals my purse	2
but of the rightness	2
is absolutely certain that	2
as are at once	2
plays we now call	2
for the love i	2
who reduced himself with	2
that he would have	2
he had not read	2
his heart was set	2
the essay on friendship	2
as the name of	2
but his learned and	2
the law in the	2
in the de augmentis	2
the first play to	2
one thousand nine hundred	2
to employ whatsoever i	2
did not like him	2
only to find that	2
it unnecessary for him	2
for whom this stands	2
from which bacon came	2
is the glory of	2
all the people to	2
plays for his stage	2
first edition in english	2
from thee have pierced	2
the hamlet of saxo	2
to do his best	2
to fall upon the	2
angry and pleased at	2
to accept the task	2
dots representing the letters	2
immediate return he would	2
the beginning of march	2
talent of thy gifts	2
another symbolic cipher design	2
is a question which	2
we can not do	2
of all existing knowledge	2
and hath humbled me	2
thee that i am	2
slow to bestow favours	2
we know so little	2
plan of the great	2
we look in vain	2
and began to call	2
to who or what	2
that sit at the	2
your majesty with a	2
the alphabet by helen	2
the facts of the	2
it is so grounded	2
exactly inform us of	2
before thee that i	2
of the elizabethan literature	2
from town to town	2
was that he had	2
what he calls the	2
the originator of the	2
he was not ignorant	2
from the french of	2
in this title page	2
to light and discovered	2
best doctors of this	2
reache of his contemporaries	2
so have thy corrections	2
from the internal evidence	2
the stock from which	2
much the same effect	2
enable me to do	2
stated to be published	2
and into the hands	2
a book of emblems	2
of several places in	2
but the glory of	2
at least in the	2
letter in the text	2
is no english version	2
through the blanket of	2
manuscripts and loose papers	2
he hath left us	2
from the foregoing facts	2
for the discovery of	2
yet for the love	2
of the present state	2
little more than a	2
laertes with the bowl	2
not known to have	2
of the turquoise stone	2
no such name as	2
was all his art	2
by the fact that	2
and rose of the	2
the evil of receiving	2
believe that ben jonson	2
this part of the	2
his fine was remitted	2
he had taken care	2
but thy sanctifications have	2
life of king henry	2
francis to dispose of	2
for the reader to	2
the humor of it	2
into the human heart	2
was above the capacity	2
was to be the	2
to the novum organum	2
a moderate relaxation of	2
the days when we	2
and scant of breath	2
were left to sir	2
registered or in some	2
which was rare and	2
appear to have survived	2
this time of your	2
into twenty pieces before	2
the brilliancy of the	2
book published in england	2
not seem to have	2
as will be seen	2
your image in some	2
when he was about	2
a nomme de plume	2
in the brightness of	2
anonymous or pseudonymic authorship	2
at the theater door	2
have made it unnecessary	2
but it seems that	2
be a great man	2
be seen in the	2
to have been of	2
on the course of	2
out of place here	2
between the advancement and	2
shall not find more	2
thinks first folio a	2
that i am debtor	2
they were not of	2
not do as anaxagoras	2
though need make many	2
rest of the letters	2
less a sum than	2
and this was not	2
were doing what would	2
by means of the	2
satisfactory as to the	2
the benefit of posterity	2
appears to have had	2
of the english church	2
find that they are	2
in praise of knowledge	2
letters of each word	2
silence as to the	2
of man he was	2
ever been bestowed on	2
an oblique and an	2
brightness of thy sanctuary	2
of his life he	2
that they are written	2
fact that the plays	2
made him insensible to	2
and what he hath	2
in the quarto edition	2
the institution of the	2
a man of letters	2
much may be said	2
b b b a	2
am thereby hindered to	2
marks the starting point	2
besides my innumerable sins	2
and five months old	2
and no less preferment	2
of the roman catholic	2
typographical evidence of authorship	2
what became of his	2
image of his mind	2
in and died in	2
living at that time	2
a hit at shakespeare	2
poets and writers of	2
before the star chamber	2
and so suffer no	2
honour of my house	2
is reason to think	2
only alluded to in	2
have been my books	2
is a translation of	2
a devotion to literature	2
we find that the	2
noble and incomparable paire	2
sea to the sea	2
of a credible person	2
want of simplicity and	2
the play of troilus	2
it appears that the	2
lord chancellor of england	2
the writing was done	2
to be identified as	2
and he used it	2
be from his pen	2
the most exquisitely constructed	2
the manager of a	2
allowed to judge for	2
with a capital b	2
career as a lecturer	2
you like to know	2
there was as much	2
prefixed to the histoire	2
moderate relaxation of his	2
tied by all duties	2
the th of april	2
saying that william shakespeare	2
every thing that was	2
capital letters in the	2
on the occasion of	2
an examination of the	2
where we may find	2
x b a b	2
is a thing apart	2
yet it was not	2
in the folio of	2
to the end they	2
well left or friended	2
but that the greater	2
of printing and publishing	2
miscellaneous writing and adopted	2
it is this idea	2
story of the alphabet	2
which the name of	2
was not the first	2
was dissatisfied with the	2
what was in his	2
poor and oppressed have	2
the creator of a	2
passages in bold are	2
without blotting out a	2
from the brain of	2
take the place of	2
sugared sonnets among his	2
charges against him were	2
be sure that this	2
both of a good	2
the earle with such	2
are good grounds for	2
his connection with it	2
pioneer in the mine	2
it certainly is not	2
have been my sins	2
first heir of his	2
seems to the baconians	2
have increased upon me	2
more than one hand	2
to be found out	2
translations of the classics	2
memory of my beloved	2
within the verge of	2
great folio of the	2
about years of age	2
on the same day	2
as the past participle	2
no man in england	2
did not know how	2
as much as any	2
come to the conclusion	2
of the character of	2
the common way as	2
with rage or influence	2
of the elizabethan age	2
by richard grant white	2
william shakespeare to write	2
what genius can not	2
place the classifier over	2
outlines of the life	2
is to be a	2
would be glad if	2
the meanness of my	2
may be gathered from	2
and there have been	2
we could have found	2
i have heard that	2
final revision was entrusted	2
first and immediate return	2
when william shakespeare first	2
head by almost common	2
if we may be	2
the golden age of	2
hath been a stranger	2
he was on the	2
and out of the	2
for carrying out his	2
from the biographies of	2
i am no vain	2
the voice of god	2
royal society of literature	2
hand hath planted in	2
explained to burghley in	2
the benefit of the	2
and how pacified and	2
point out the way	2
had the labor of	2
and genius of shakespeare	2
several places in warwickshire	2
objection of my years	2
in his defence of	2
of each of these	2
fail to perceive that	2
in the same handwriting	2
it fit for your	2
it probable that bacon	2
cover the cost of	2
the habit of receiving	2
and appears to have	2
sur la vie de	2
in the second column	2
more strength and less	2
the scholarship of the	2
is the key to	2
to have been more	2
between the queen and	2
could not possibly have	2
earle with such violence	2
i must and will	2
specially printed copy of	2
was not easily satisfied	2
to plays every day	2
that in those days	2
glory of god is	2
been bestowed on any	2
ancient sages and famous	2
knew that he was	2
it as an honor	2
away from the point	2
has always been a	2
no one could tell	2
of what he meant	2
shakespeare was a poet	2
is fair to say	2
been written to prove	2
with the help of	2
and this is the	2
not find that he	2
fixed and methodical memory	2
o o o a	2
there was published in	2
of which he died	2
with the queen when	2
for the glory of	2
can not be too	2
the way it is	2
reading proceeds from left	2
man who is growing	2
admitted first of poets	2
thee in thy temples	2
and teacher of history	2
taking the air abroad	2
science and moral philosophy	2
his money by acting	2
the two books on	2
does not afford any	2
to have read the	2
a survey of the	2
genius in being concealed	2
and on the other	2
with his own hand	2
if the william shakespeare	2
the suit was not	2
bibliography of the baconian	2
according to his own	2
by destiny to that	2
that he played a	2
on account of the	2
surely it can not	2
puritans and the bride	2
of discovering the author	2
john constable and must	2
she taught him to	2
ever interlace a moderate	2
suppose that he was	2
studies of more delight	2
is it probable that	2
bacon marked books with	2
work in which he	2
by living out of	2
i have loved thy	2
manager of the theater	2
thy favours have increased	2
a conference of pleasure	2
when the first small	2
the wonder of all	2
there are two different	2
held to be discreditable	2
alphabet by helen louise	2
of the first page	2
on the opposite page	2
with the literature of	2
your commodities in these	2
we now call shakespearean	2
it would be a	2
and that it is	2
is considerable evidence that	2
myself so much self	2
he said first and	2
as by shakespeare and	2
the reader to judge	2
in the person of	2
and there was the	2
were on the stage	2
he had to beg	2
as the plays of	2
my very good lord	2
a storm at sea	2
it if they found	2
but essex was not	2
from act and further	2
of bacon and the	2
illiterate clown of stratford	2
and pictures to illustrate	2
collection of what the	2
money in his pocket	2
y b a b	2
bacon at years of	2
he get his material	2
f a a b	2
we happen to know	2
of his kindness and	2
all that could be	2
and thy great genius	2
was born and bred	2
of the many plays	2
will be observed that	2
greater parts of my	2
to perceive that the	2
more delight and no	2
the sun almost set	2
is not that the	2
all wise humane government	2
doubt as to whether	2
of the shakespearean works	2
to bring out his	2
be obliged to ask	2
some office of gain	2
will give me any	2
so give over all	2
to inform my readers	2
as long as it	2
and if he had	2
to have written that	2
if it were a	2
look aside from him	2
and william shakespeare had	2
said first and his	2
belonged to a distinguished	2
probable that bacon left	2
your majesty will give	2
or suffered less emptiness	2
we have just quoted	2
no less a sum	2
the company of the	2
out complaints against him	2
those who knew him	2
characters of dispositions which	2
is any thing but	2
works the tales of	2
is manifest that the	2
that ever was in	2
after he had survaied	2
of his own age	2
sense of the truth	2
in the world in	2
yet william shakespeare had	2
were to the popular	2
and the next ages	2
novum organum and the	2
not to be wondered	2
name as any other	2
truly say with the	2
nature of the suit	2
the balance of probabilities	2
of a commanding presence	2
if we have not	2
to call it by	2
painted forth with great	2
he speaks of his	2
and others write the	2
not mentioned in the	2
as it is possible	2
young man who had	2
will break into twenty	2
he had the power	2
is a legal maxim	2
with the idea that	2
began her career as	2
and for all of	2
to prove that he	2
light and discovered by	2
friends expect from you	2
thy most visible providence	2
that the joys of	2
because we are told	2
took delight to hide	2
to write for him	2
than one hundred years	2
if he did so	2
and adonis and the	2
may seem very strange	2
a commanding presence and	2
the past participle of	2
that it could only	2
all the more available	2
there was at least	2
and that there is	2
it is significant that	2
the same handwriting as	2
since thy flight from	2
the road from london	2
all that he had	2
unto thee that it	2
have delighted in the	2
much alive to the	2
a short account of	2
but it is difficult	2
to the shakespearean theory	2
that there was much	2
and that to his	2
and to have been	2
man runneth not to	2
found no one of	2
lampoon on sir thomas	2
image in some antique	2
made it unnecessary for	2
saw the necessity of	2
it is not a	2
called to the bar	2
to the hearts of	2
the whole of this	2
used by different printers	2
the interest of the	2
you do with them	2
had come to be	2
could not fail to	2
not yet dreamed of	2
a letter to burghley	2
the bride of fort	2
the book has been	2
in the title page	2
a citizen of the	2
the possession of the	2
appear from time to	2
to have succeeded in	2
was done by hand	2
poetical works of william	2
if there is any	2
he should have been	2
that he had to	2
any other than a	2
for what are the	2
as they speak of	2
aspire to the conscience	2
of information as to	2
the king and to	2
speaker and a writer	2
letter of advice to	2
in the formation of	2
an entry in the	2
to draw on her	2
for falstaff in love	2
death of richard the	2
was original with herself	2
but he had a	2
those who could help	2
times were not ripe	2
as in the droeshout	2
at a later period	2
to be a little	2
let those who will	2
the very stay doth	2
me for my sins	2
you weight for weight	2
but for the first	2
from myself and your	2
there is nothing of	2
and receive me into	2
known only to god	2
one copy of this	2
been explained to burghley	2
known as the author	2
years and five months	2
of was set up	2
look in vain for	2
was born in new	2
more easily things fit	2
reconcilement to my lord	2
king henry the sixth	2
master of the rolls	2
knoweth this man letters	2
time of your liberal	2
learning was very little	2
debtor to thee for	2
possession of garrick club	2
to fit the plays	2
man in his humor	2
us that bacon was	2
his plea for shakespeare	2
the insects mentioned in	2
took it for granted	2
of nearly three hundred	2
find painted forth with	2
and had his judges	2
from the letter to	2
grounds for believing that	2
deathbed of a groveling	2
what he had to	2
right hand hath planted	2
venus and adonis and	2
minds of men unto	2
to the king he	2
put into their mouths	2
of the earl of	2
writing they had learned	2
not to be a	2
they were searching for	2
affect any place whereunto	2
evidence by way of	2
they had been the	2
instaura leges justitiamque prius	2
what he owed to	2
full of his old	2
on shakespeare and bacon	2
course of practice which	2
that sometimes it was	2
thy scriptures much more	2
for the service of	2
i confess thy writings	2
the seventeenth and eighteenth	2
he persuaded himself that	2
as some volke miscall	2
that time groweth precious	2
as much as in	2
hamlet with the dagger	2
of the plays of	2
dated from grays inn	2
a man reminds himself	2
to the french academy	2
name of a living	2
a fact at all	2
a and the b	2
bacon and shakespeare were	2
bearing the name of	2
up a paper of	2
u and v are	2
of the man william	2
must have belonged to	2
descent to the good	2
states that it is	2
one of the learned	2
a distinguished rosicrucian who	2
been discovered in the	2
by thy most visible	2
left behind him in	2
have drawn his wit	2
two different forms of	2
the lapse of time	2
to the lifetime of	2
picture is a portrait	2
escape the conviction that	2
to sir william cecil	2
to be like god	2
if he had not	2
a hairdresser named mountjoy	2
every tradition or anecdote	2
the earl of buckingham	2
he was a boy	2
his coach or some	2
act of the merry	2
for the enlargement of	2
by no means accept	2
to come to the	2
a leading part in	2
nature in his children	2
his great philosophical enterprise	2
which john shakespeare was	2
that can be said	2
be found to bear	2
seven years after his	2
no trace of any	2
would have it believed	2
so secret darts from	2
will not do as	2
praise of the queen	2
reach of his contemporaries	2
that heard him was	2
know so much about	2
thoughts are to deserve	2
very few appear to	2
hearers could not cough	2
may sooner deceive nature	2
letter of th august	2
unto your lordship shall	2
favourites of england since	2
of bacon and raleigh	2
few appear to have	2
most of peace and	2
writing two works the	2
the material of the	2
the whole range of	2
and the crowd of	2
that he would do	2
of the last century	2
of the seventeenth century	2
profession of a student	2
printed from the same	2
he was angry with	2
truth of such account	2
observed of all observers	2
of his own compositions	2
memory of man runneth	2
to have written the	2
opinions on shakespeare and	2
to the last of	2
pierre de la primaudaye	2
a good deal of	2
from superfluity of maliciousness	2
speak of the turquoise	2
has come to be	2
have belonged to a	2
with the key of	2
to do your majesty	2
try his hand at	2
i have since my	2
as some volke miscalle	2
to be paid for	2
it may be said	2
we were called upon	2
in what he did	2
is no more than	2
to be in existence	2
judges angry and pleased	2
in the taming of	2
and that we may	2
there had been any	2
which may or may	2
a man who had	2
that francis bacon was	2
three parts of king	2
remains of sir francis	2
any man out of	2
wrote to the king	2
he was about years	2
i have mourned for	2
was the only way	2
in a licentious amour	2
am indebted to mr	2
the volume of the	2
of the play itself	2
or some other befitting	2
when he was called	2
they might be found	2
an article on the	2
ill to leave his	2
under his very nose	2
anatomie of the mind	2
too ill to leave	2
return you weight for	2
have not bettered much	2
for the exercise of	2
it will eventually be	2
in the condition of	2
world upon the stage	2
the right of the	2
who lies in this	2
by thy fatherly compassions	2
that is nearer unto	2
turned up in london	2
interest to be anonymous	2
common gaze and a	2
and of an obliged	2
was the life of	2
and he was able	2
reasonable countenance doth bring	2
the form and rule	2
good reason to think	2
the king james story	2
of the stratford lad	2
rubbish and waste paper	2
commanding presence and elegant	2
their griefs and fears	2
of knowledge in a	2
and incomparable paire of	2
in the state papers	2
that the world should	2
which he has placed	2
he had not given	2
in his account of	2
key by the use	2
destiny to that journey	2
hundred the devil allows	2
the nemesis for bacon	2
order for falstaff in	2
encounter one with another	2
to one of the	2
by almost common consent	2
a name as any	2
three notelets on shakespeare	2
the translation of a	2
bow of the mind	2
to the a form	2
history of the insects	2
of more delight and	2
london in the days	2
by leaving the image	2
interest it was to	2
the most noble in	2
genuine remains of sir	2
that the first part	2
the theater of honour	2
his history of henry	2
in the spirit of	2
which his heart was	2
far as his own	2
of many of them	2
from this time his	2
that it had been	2
a good deal to	2
rest their case on	2
that the best seats	2
court of james i	2
ever prayed unto thee	2
and the reading proceeds	2
must be confessed that	2
lines to the reader	2
blanket of the dark	2
well hid well lives	2
the stories of the	2
soul hath been a	2
the first letter of	2
page of the great	2
become some sorry book	2
a series of papers	2
which the great author	2
in some way he	2
a poet of the	2
to do good to	2
and my lord of	2
the design in the	2
the results of the	2
the author in the	2
than it had ever	2
any reasonable countenance doth	2
for a long time	2
not because they are	2
every man that heard	2
made his money by	2
in the dedication of	2
past participle of hide	2
instruct the minds of	2
in some way referred	2
is an entry in	2
seas and to the	2
to in these letters	2
branches to the seas	2
that it might stretch	2
g a a b	2
student and teacher of	2
would lose no time	2
quite different from the	2
sell the inheritance that	2
and the name of	2
two german opinions on	2
if any one asks	2
in the year of	2
most noble and incomparable	2
if they had been	2
bring commandment of more	2
of knowledge in his	2
he should be stopped	2
suit of which the	2
the life of william	2
can be traced to	2
to the first folio	2
truth brought to light	2
the signal services that	2
but i think the	2
have heard that mr	2
rowland white to sir	2
nickname of a poet	2
children and of his	2
up to a certain	2
living out of action	2
drawne his wit as	2
are caused by fortune	2
a hundred years of	2
jealous of william shakespeare	2
unable to write a	2
is for the reader	2
within a hundred years	2
attention is drawn to	2
a translation of a	2
with a letter of	2
her branches to the	2
to sir john constable	2
did not affect the	2
well that ends well	2
you can find out	2
to conceal a thing	2
in the chapter on	2
in his own mind	2
of him that is	2
which i have in	2
hath been an unquenched	2
we may find painted	2