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quadgram	frequency
have the honour to	66
the honour to be	66
i have the honour	65
one of the most	54
at the same time	54
is one of the	52
in a letter to	52
on the banks of	43
the banks of the	37
i do not know	35
for the first time	32
the earl of glencairn	31
edition of his poems	30
in the course of	30
was one of the	29
the name of the	29
seems to have been	29
to the earl of	29
on the th of	28
for the sake of	28
by the name of	27
on the death of	27
as well as the	27
the rest of the	26
in the way of	25
in one of his	23
on the other hand	23
i have met with	23
as one of the	23
to the west indies	22
to be found in	22
a good deal of	22
i am going to	22
the man of feeling	22
in the hour of	21
me the honour to	21
in spite of the	21
is said to have	21
in the name of	20
to write to you	20
to mary in heaven	20
i do not think	19
it in my power	19
i am determined to	19
have the honour of	19
the author of the	19
to hear from you	19
he seems to have	18
the time of burns	18
in my power to	18
till jamie comes hame	18
a great deal of	18
be peace till jamie	18
never be peace till	18
peace till jamie comes	18
had the honour of	17
of this song is	17
a copy of the	17
ye banks and braes	17
was at that time	17
a friend of mine	17
to the unco guid	17
for auld lang syne	17
my best compliments to	16
when i tell you	16
as a man of	16
to the memory of	16
in the presence of	16
in the time of	16
tell you that i	16
the heroine of this	16
man of the world	16
from time to time	16
have the pleasure of	16
to be able to	15
the work of a	15
to tell you that	15
said to have been	15
is no my ain	15
thou in the cauld	15
this is no my	15
in the cauld blast	15
i have just now	15
wert thou in the	15
in the midst of	15
the pleasure of seeing	15
in the neighbourhood of	15
this is one of	15
is not to be	15
one of the worthiest	15
green grow the rashes	15
pleasure of seeing you	15
into the hands of	15
ye go to the	15
and the thyme it	14
to a young friend	14
i have sent you	14
address to the unco	14
will ye go to	14
of one of the	14
says sir harris nicolas	14
but it is a	14
banks of the devon	14
my ain kind dearie	14
me hear from you	14
did me the honour	14
the thyme it is	14
in the company of	14
i had the honour	14
one of the first	14
i do not remember	14
the rue grows bonnie	14
in two or three	14
a health to them	14
rue is in prime	14
the address to the	14
and the rue grows	14
address to the deil	14
and rue is in	14
that i do not	13
in the language of	13
i do not mean	13
on the part of	13
to whom i owe	13
i shall be in	13
the labours of the	13
had i the wyte	13
be found in the	13
when i think on	13
i can no more	13
at the time of	13
i beg you will	13
go to the indies	13
the merits of the	13
of the house of	13
at the age of	13
in his own handwriting	13
yours of the th	13
at the end of	13
it to the museum	13
death and the grave	13
of a man of	13
in the musical museum	13
is by no means	13
that i have been	13
the earl of buchan	13
the brigs of ayr	12
a copy of it	12
in his epistle to	12
the hands of the	12
one of the best	12
in the history of	12
let me hear from	12
you that i am	12
of the song is	12
the heart of the	12
beyond death and the	12
to have it in	12
such as it is	12
the mercy of the	12
i shall give you	12
last may a braw	12
was made to mourn	12
at the close of	12
known by the name	12
how do you like	12
may a braw wooer	12
i take to be	12
man was made to	12
to one of the	12
one of the finest	12
the mind of burns	12
a place in your	12
as we have seen	12
send it to you	11
i have the pleasure	11
the sake of the	11
night is gathering fast	11
i know you will	11
has twa sparkling roguish	11
the bed to me	11
words of poor mailie	11
and dreary is the	11
men of the world	11
it was in the	11
that i have not	11
but a lassie yet	11
the close of the	11
serious business of life	11
do not know if	11
gloomy night is gathering	11
your obliged humble servant	11
middle of next week	11
and dying words of	11
on the blank leaf	11
of the name of	11
in the handwriting of	11
whistle owre the lave	11
the birks of aberfeldy	11
thy lover lowly laid	11
since i saw you	11
i know not how	11
death and dying words	11
saw ye my father	11
on his way to	11
she has twa sparkling	11
in a few days	11
man shall never daunton	11
most respectful compliments to	11
i assure you that	11
thou thy lover lowly	11
i have often thought	11
the death of the	11
dreary is the night	11
no my ain lassie	11
the serious business of	11
auld man shall never	11
twa sparkling roguish een	11
dying words of poor	11
in which he was	11
out of compliment to	11
shall never daunton me	11
the publication of his	11
auld acquaintance be forgot	11
should auld acquaintance be	11
the language of the	11
merry hae i been	11
that rend his breast	11
the value of the	11
the blank leaf of	11
of some of the	10
heroine of this song	10
in your power to	10
i have this moment	10
the airts the wind	10
but i am afraid	10
canst thou leave me	10
a winsome wee thing	10
of some of his	10
it must have been	10
a man of genius	10
to the tune of	10
what can a young	10
on the other side	10
i want to be	10
is thy place of	10
you will easily guess	10
do not know whether	10
do me the honour	10
in the matter of	10
the middle of the	10
as soon as i	10
fetch to me a	10
groans that rend his	10
the groans that rend	10
the daughter of a	10
can a young lassie	10
it is impossible to	10
airts the wind can	10
out of the way	10
a little of the	10
of an honest man	10
the character of the	10
the rest of my	10
since i came to	10
i hope you will	10
towards the close of	10
i will say it	10
where is thy place	10
the duchess of gordon	10
go fetch to me	10
the gloomy night is	10
thou the groans that	10
an hour or two	10
the character of a	10
young to marry yet	10
of the human soul	10
i think on the	10
by far the most	10
have it in my	10
the beginning of the	10
of the caledonian hunt	10
the scots musical museum	10
and the rest of	10
a day or two	10
it is not that	10
towards the end of	10
the cause of the	10
period of his life	10
with a view to	10
thou leave me thus	10
a place in the	10
of the earl of	10
the parish of tarbolton	10
the hands of a	10
to me a pint	10
sent it to the	10
made the bed to	10
it has been said	10
to have been written	10
by no means a	10
as well as in	10
have met with few	10
one of the greatest	10
is to be found	9
the honour of being	9
how lang and dreary	9
the dean of faculty	9
in the eyes of	9
as far as i	9
epistle to a young	9
it seems to have	9
had the pleasure of	9
the idea of the	9
on the side of	9
are to be found	9
i have been so	9
so much pleasure as	9
so soon as i	9
of the same nature	9
it was not till	9
for the most part	9
on the human understanding	9
at the beginning of	9
of this song was	9
you that i have	9
i hae a wife	9
was a man of	9
second edition of his	9
the rest of his	9
of the high school	9
the end of the	9
hey for a lass	9
in the face of	9
i do not wish	9
as well as i	9
the door to me	9
out of my power	9
existence beyond the grave	9
ain kind dearie o	9
i am just going	9
not the most distant	9
on the road to	9
of the duke of	9
of the masters of	9
the commissioners of excise	9
to sir john whitefoord	9
it is true that	9
to his auld mare	9
the genius of burns	9
as ye were na	9
a wife as willie	9
under the name of	9
humble petition of bruar	9
an auld man shall	9
one of the many	9
seas and far away	9
the first of these	9
was first printed in	9
to tell you the	9
to which he had	9
that he had not	9
in the parish of	9
believe me to be	9
the death of her	9
cauld kail in aberdeen	9
in the hands of	9
open the door to	9
the first of my	9
the farm of ellisland	9
coming through the rye	9
in the first place	9
the wind can blaw	9
of right and wrong	9
wife as willie had	9
i dare say you	9
is like a red	9
the last time i	9
sic a wife as	9
health to ane i	9
blank leaf of a	9
the second edition of	9
one of the masters	9
from day to day	9
the banks of nith	9
the editor of the	9
by return of post	9
to present you with	9
at the expense of	9
on account of the	9
had i a cave	9
in the case of	9
me so much pleasure	9
at the head of	9
be a man of	9
in the beginning of	9
the top of the	9
that he was a	9
to the mercy of	9
in his power to	9
the members of the	9
that you will be	9
by the banks of	9
to mrs dunlop he	8
i read your letter	8
the weavers gin ye	8
the th of december	8
on a visit to	8
i will make no	8
the seas and far	8
one of his letters	8
edition of the poems	8
to which i am	8
wad be my queen	8
that he did not	8
hast left me ever	8
been on yon hill	8
to let me know	8
am just going to	8
raving winds around her	8
masters of the high	8
maid on devon banks	8
to the end of	8
to have been the	8
i received your letter	8
i hae been at	8
the world at large	8
the handwriting of burns	8
by far the greatest	8
winds around her blowing	8
the lass that made	8
i am afraid i	8
sae black and bare	8
i will send you	8
my sweet highland mary	8
had it not been	8
to professor dugald stewart	8
we know that he	8
not the pleasure of	8
had the honour to	8
above the trodden clod	8
i have not a	8
i am in a	8
had been for some	8
at the sound of	8
o saw ye my	8
it would be a	8
the most distant pretensions	8
first printed in the	8
to the world of	8
the masters of the	8
but i do not	8
you have done me	8
in the labours of	8
een sae bonnie blue	8
the end of his	8
i mentioned to you	8
best compliments to mrs	8
a health to ane	8
what i have written	8
which i am indebted	8
of one of his	8
the feelings of the	8
a button for her	8
i would wish to	8
the sons of men	8
death and doctor hornbook	8
i should like to	8
place of blissful rest	8
of the family of	8
is that at my	8
let me know how	8
the west of scotland	8
that i would not	8
i beg leave to	8
that at my bower	8
that he was not	8
a select collection of	8
so far as i	8
willie brewed a peck	8
shall be in edinburgh	8
i wish i could	8
whether there be not	8
of the same year	8
these lines were written	8
that there is a	8
the kirk and state	8
to the editor of	8
the life of burns	8
fairest maid on devon	8
robert graham of fintry	8
the lives of the	8
if thou wert there	8
do not think that	8
about the middle of	8
a particular friend of	8
for matthew was a	8
one or other of	8
of his native land	8
well as i can	8
was not to be	8
it seems to us	8
the lady of the	8
my most respectful compliments	8
so obliging as to	8
of true majesty in	8
of an old song	8
one or the other	8
the board of excise	8
john anderson my jo	8
thou hast left me	8
is supposed to be	8
gie a button for	8
of the eighteenth century	8
beg your pardon for	8
a world to come	8
that made the bed	8
the farm of mossgiel	8
it is not the	8
the yowes to the	8
we may be sure	8
with the exception of	8
the close of his	8
a posie to my	8
posie to my ain	8
me the honour of	8
good things of this	8
the seas gang dry	8
returns of the season	8
the songs of burns	8
and at the same	8
i was in the	8
i am indebted for	8
father was a farmer	8
the poet and the	8
thy place of blissful	8
the feelings of a	8
in the power of	8
i will not say	8
his wife and children	8
the name of a	8
for the purpose of	8
written on the blank	8
my father was a	8
weavers gin ye go	8
not a doubt but	8
last time i came	8
as well as a	8
he was in the	8
the good things of	8
says burns to thomson	8
of his letters to	8
if you have a	8
the impression of the	8
things of this life	8
true majesty in man	8
my ain dear may	8
the head of the	8
your very humble servant	8
a few of the	8
the house of commons	8
i have taken a	8
petition of bruar water	8
the development of his	8
the composition of a	8
to the genius of	8
the publication of the	8
to my ain dear	8
the banks of ayr	8
of a troop of	8
it into his head	8
sons and daughters of	8
fifty pounds a year	8
and i wish to	8
lass that made the	8
i wrote to you	8
for that reason i	8
yowes to the knowes	8
to the weavers gin	8
i been on yon	8
mrs dunlop he wrote	8
the honour to interest	8
the first day of	7
of the parish of	7
honour to interest yourself	7
to be a great	7
i a cave on	7
collection of scottish songs	7
i am truly sorry	7
i am sure i	7
though i had not	7
and then we sever	7
i never saw a	7
wha is that at	7
a letter from dr	7
in the lives of	7
the battle of bannockburn	7
honour you have done	7
or other of the	7
not been able to	7
history of sir william	7
is said to be	7
the pride of his	7
one or two of	7
and age of man	7
if there is another	7
saviour of his country	7
one thousand seven hundred	7
the air of this	7
column of true majesty	7
of the value of	7
in the life of	7
it was first printed	7
a life beyond the	7
the poet and his	7
the society of the	7
stanza of this song	7
banks of the nith	7
a cave on some	7
the horrors of a	7
nought but care on	7
as you will see	7
which i take to	7
the other side of	7
horrors of a jail	7
what are you doing	7
i had the pleasure	7
the course of my	7
yestreen i had a	7
of the way of	7
i had no idea	7
for some time past	7
the sound of the	7
have an opportunity of	7
this letter was written	7
the son of a	7
i intended to have	7
in a state of	7
there was a lad	7
how can i be	7
i do not give	7
by the first opportunity	7
spoken by miss fontenelle	7
i have more than	7
shall give you my	7
that i can scarcely	7
that the poet was	7
you must have heard	7
of the second edition	7
i agree with you	7
it in his power	7
there was a lass	7
do not think it	7
the destruction of the	7
among the sons of	7
the part of the	7
be one of the	7
kind love is in	7
the doctrine of association	7
was the work of	7
i think i have	7
cave on some wild	7
with whom he was	7
by the side of	7
the horrors of the	7
given to the world	7
had not the pleasure	7
in the mean time	7
gone to the west	7
at the request of	7
the chorus of this	7
the sake of his	7
to have sent you	7
i look to the	7
you a long letter	7
the solemn league and	7
the names of the	7
a great many of	7
from my own feelings	7
for the benefit of	7
of the same kind	7
the saviour of his	7
in the society of	7
the voice of the	7
i have ever met	7
the first of human	7
wilt thou be my	7
amid the horrors of	7
i am sure you	7
i had a pint	7
this song is old	7
hae i been on	7
on the subject of	7
is one of my	7
i beg your pardon	7
what will i do	7
the death and dying	7
in the character of	7
lady of the house	7
to have been a	7
of many of his	7
his return to edinburgh	7
in the middle of	7
after the death of	7
a man of some	7
the title of the	7
i shall have the	7
but he did not	7
are in the museum	7
i am afraid that	7
it was not the	7
may be said to	7
the life of hannibal	7
the letters of burns	7
to a mountain daisy	7
of the author of	7
in spite of all	7
for the rest of	7
a man of the	7
in the arms of	7
the greater part of	7
the honour you have	7
one of the ablest	7
one of his most	7
though i dare say	7
thou be my dearie	7
the manners of the	7
with respect to the	7
my partner was a	7
so good as to	7
in the hope that	7
on the hind legs	7
the origin of this	7
i send you a	7
as i have no	7
i look on the	7
chest was on the	7
to be more than	7
i sit down to	7
on one of the	7
years of his life	7
a letter to mr	7
he was a man	7
the strength of his	7
me a good deal	7
in by yon town	7
that to my latest	7
the fall of fyers	7
my compliments to mrs	7
was the son of	7
be a posie to	7
essay on the human	7
it is difficult to	7
to miss margaret chalmers	7
interest yourself in my	7
be so good as	7
to write a letter	7
there is not a	7
a wife and children	7
part of the business	7
my luve is like	7
have not the most	7
bonnie banks of ayr	7
the routine of business	7
in the kilmarnock edition	7
in the heart of	7
human nature in a	7
o this is no	7
you know i am	7
let me in this	7
letter was first published	7
of sir william wallace	7
in the enjoyment of	7
the th of july	7
part of the tune	7
collection of english songs	7
i pored over them	7
i am not sure	7
the terrors of a	7
in the book of	7
to be one of	7
terrors of a jail	7
the spirit of the	7
of the scottish peasantry	7
this is the first	7
on the one hand	7
i had not the	7
down to write to	7
a letter to mrs	7
to my latest hour	7
at the bottom of	7
to the right hon	7
is not that i	7
to the honour of	7
on reason build resolve	7
the expression of the	7
a new edition of	7
like a true poet	7
the hind legs of	7
a present of a	7
and i assure you	7
have no objection to	7
ye jacobites by name	7
do not wish to	7
the records of the	7
i was going to	7
it is one of	7
i had intended to	7
solemn league and covenant	7
trouble you with a	7
life and age of	7
strongly heave my breast	6
i have not the	6
too much in the	6
without feeling an elevation	6
or sing a sang	6
how can ye chant	6
i composed the following	6
to what can this	6
for the death of	6
o mount and go	6
of the worthiest fellows	6
at the top of	6
in the old way	6
sit down to write	6
i am at this	6
history of the bible	6
the beginning of this	6
you will be so	6
labours of the day	6
have reconciled her to	6
could i for shame	6
an honest man has	6
to the future with	6
the success of the	6
to the author of	6
emotions of my soul	6
in addition to the	6
in the world to	6
a wife and family	6
of the man of	6
consummation devoutly to be	6
it may escape the	6
and the value of	6
i have much to	6
colonel of the crochallan	6
deeply indebted humble servant	6
that he had been	6
dark as was chaos	6
largest collection in the	6
too much of the	6
of which he was	6
seem to have been	6
o wert thou in	6
that are in unison	6
in a week or	6
her een sae bonnie	6
will you be so	6
there is a great	6
devoutly to be wished	6
as it is a	6
this is the last	6
immaterial and immortal nature	6
not trouble you with	6
hear from you soon	6
to a young lady	6
enthusiasm of devotion or	6
of soul like the	6
of devotion or poetry	6
editor of the star	6
will make no apology	6
in the affair of	6
is the work of	6
corn rigs are bonnie	6
my thanks for your	6
and i beg you	6
whistle of the curlew	6
and the holy fair	6
and as he was	6
on his way home	6
some of the old	6
be so obliging as	6
i may be allowed	6
then hey for a	6
at the mercy of	6
in the heat of	6
and i must own	6
a consummation devoutly to	6
to save me from	6
the dignity of man	6
you were pleased to	6
i have no objection	6
meet thee on the	6
the kilmarnock edition of	6
the latent seeds of	6
in the summer of	6
the rights of woman	6
the death of burns	6
a man whom i	6
at intervals on the	6
in my nocturnal rambles	6
banks of the ayr	6
sing a sang at	6
he wrote to mrs	6
the honour of waiting	6
the court of session	6
of the first of	6
in the words of	6
epistle to robert graham	6
of the kilmarnock edition	6
pay my respects to	6
my braw john highlandman	6
woman in the world	6
it in your power	6
the high school of	6
in answer to a	6
you did me the	6
that burns should have	6
the countess of glencairn	6
in the scottish dialect	6
am at this moment	6
streams around the castle	6
to my humble station	6
made a shift to	6
it in the museum	6
is the fate of	6
in the cause of	6
light be the turf	6
for which i am	6
leave to present you	6
if i may be	6
privilege of being independent	6
under the hands of	6
but i will not	6
in the same style	6
an elevation of soul	6
i have seen the	6
under the pressure of	6
there is a certain	6
if you have not	6
i have had a	6
on the seas and	6
i will send it	6
as an honest man	6
i never hear the	6
all the powers of	6
of the old and	6
put it in my	6
i do not intend	6
seest thou thy lover	6
tones of her voice	6
the real robert burns	6
on the other page	6
was a good bay	6
the fact that he	6
the life and age	6
it would have been	6
supposed to have been	6
with the miseries of	6
the honour of your	6
edition of his works	6
it may be a	6
most accomplished of women	6
none of you in	6
my part of the	6
i was thinking of	6
old song of the	6
be silent and obedient	6
o leeze me on	6
whom i have the	6
the hills and far	6
he is said to	6
the bonnie banks of	6
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husband and a father	5
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effort of philosophy to	5
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a pane of glass	5
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day of parting love	5
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me in my own	5
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ay my wife she	4
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of your kind letter	4
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