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trigram frequency
one of the160
on the road99
of the road94
it was a71
part of the69
out of the65
of the coach63
the end of59
side of the56
miles an hour55
in the year52
of the old51
end of the49
would have been48
and it was47
the coach was47
there was a46
as well as45
some of the44
in those days44
it was not43
at the end42
on the box42
one hundred and42
at any rate41
at the time41
in the morning40
must have been40
as it was38
and a half37
shown on page36
at the same35
at that time35
he was a34
in the same34
to be a34
up to the33
in new england32
and it is31
the present day31
to have been31
was in the31
it was the30
in front of30
the rate of30
at one time30
is shown on30
at the rate29
the subject of29
the number of29
the side of28
that it was28
it is a28
from london to28
the name of28
it may be28
of the day28
account of the27
on the other27
many of the27
of the horses27
the same time27
for many years26
of the most26
of the tavern26
that he had26
the top of25
in the days25
one of them25
that he was25
the use of25
and in the25
of the mail24
in order to24
the days of24
of the present24
he had been24
to say that24
out of london24
it is not24
in new york24
could not be24
one of these24
that of the23
it would be23
to the coach23
the coach and23
of the house23
there was no23
as far as23
i do not23
there is a23
two or three23
as i have22
had to be22
to make a22
of the best21
of the country21
on one side21
the middle of21
a good deal21
a pair of21
hundred and fifty21
of the stage21
of the same21
of the town21
and all the20
was a very20
the sign of20
which had been20
was not a20
and at the20
coach and horses20
was one of20
on the subject20
in the middle20
a sort of20
in consequence of20
on the coach19
so as to19
out of a19
at the tavern19
front of the19
of the first19
there is no19
in the evening19
the united states19
a distance of19
the right hand18
had not been18
by the side18
state of the18
sign of the18
i have been18
who had been18
the time of18
use of the18
days of the18
of the journey18
he did not18
from an old18
as it is17
he had a17
i had been17
when i was17
on account of17
and the coach17
the general post17
the white horse17
of the carriage17
in which the17
in the town17
the cause of17
i have known17
the horses were17
i did not17
to the tavern17
the road to17
it would have17
between london and17
the state of17
might have been17
of all the17
the best of16
that it is16
of new england16
of the whip16
that they were16
the bottom of16
an old print16
in the world16
in the streets16
down the hill16
it was in16
may not be16
a good many16
on one of16
some of them16
the course of16
the fact that16
the coachman was16
the town of16
of an old16
of a very16
have been a16
swan with two16
to those who16
to have a16
hold of the16
it will be16
to be the16
by no means16
i have seen15
of a coach15
in the early15
and i have15
at the top15
on one occasion15
the mail coaches15
the story of15
of the roads15
to make the15
used to be15
at the present15
of the new15
of one hundred15
was on the15
the hands of15
the head of15
the weight of15
appears to have15
which was the15
and when the15
but it was15
and one of15
it is said15
the near side15
according to the15
in the present15
to keep the14
a quarter of14
the holyhead mail14
the place of14
and the other14
the road was14
as to the14
in contact with14
which i have14
by one of14
of the horse14
as they were14
a glass of14
the time i14
they had been14
in the country14
that i had14
a very good14
the back of14
the body of14
in spite of14
and on the14
there was not14
bottom of the14
two hundred and14
story of the13
of a man13
in the old13
the sale of13
that could be13
if he had13
there were no13
a man who13
one side of13
to see the13
down to the13
the power of13
of the coachman13
of the hill13
for the purpose13
that i was13
on the th13
instead of the13
put on the13
bull and mouth13
up in the13
the arrival of13
it was to13
in the course13
of one of13
a number of13
the beginning of13
they were not13
across the road13
i was driving13
the wheel horses13
in which he13
was a great13
on the roof13
the sound of13
of which i13
not to be13
in one of13
they are not13
it is the13
a short distance13
and from the12
of the night12
of the mails12
the reign of12
at this time12
were to be12
hundred and twenty12
place in the12
on the following12
was to be12
and to the12
i think i12
when the coach12
that there was12
middle of the12
an account of12
on to the12
it must be12
it had been12
to which i12
what was called12
in the coach12
as much as12
name of the12
be able to12
the streets of12
along the road12
it might be12
i have already12
the mail was12
to return to12
parts of the12
to be found12
the house of12
manner in which12
in bygone days12
the outside passengers12
twelve miles an12
it is difficult12
for a few12
coachman and guard12
of the year12
for the first12
the pleasure of12
on the opposite12
down the road12
it has been12
the coach to12
to do so12
out of place12
of the reins12
by means of12
to the other12
arrived at the12
this is the12
it was found11
large number of11
top of the11
on the old11
the seventeenth century11
white horse cellar11
on the same11
the loss of11
one of his11
that they had11
the eighteenth century11
to the left11
was obliged to11
the price of11
as soon as11
of the passengers11
the passengers were11
as early as11
on each side11
the other hand11
the brighton road11
from boston to11
of the eighteenth11
i have not11
owing to the11
the mail coach11
of which was11
to get out11
to be seen11
to new york11
one or two11
in the night11
one of those11
off the road11
there was an11
i should have11
and there was11
in the first11
return to the11
members of the11
and the coachman11
was the first11
coachmen and guards11
of their own11
in such a11
more or less11
he was not11
on the top11
late duke of11
seems to have11
back of the11
the other side11
a century ago11
known as the11
to the road11
the th of11
the following morning11
when he was11
said to have11
in the road11
consequence of the11
as fast as11
to the horses11
at which the10
the box seat10
many years ago10
the city of10
came to the10
in all the10
in favour of10
of the rail10
took place in10
as may be10
and he was10
to his own10
in the way10
but he was10
he could not10
and of the10
i have heard10
in the winter10
would not be10
the poor old10
three or four10
said to be10
the coachman and10
a short time10
it was no10
it was called10
and as the10
as long as10
as the coach10
when it was10
the man who10
arrival of the10
in a few10
it in the10
and that the10
half a century10
they did not10
that the coach10
the roads were10
of the three10
i will not10
a party of10
within a few10
of his own10
a hundred and10
the establishment of10
and his wife10
in the new10
and the old10
of the way10
to do the10
a matter of10
fifty years ago10
call to mind10
of that day10
called upon to10
for the night10
that they are10
and driven by10
pair of horses10
as in the10
a few years10
to be done10
the whip club10
there was one10
a few minutes10
which he had10
appear to have10
of the post10
of the above10
the first of10
i have no10
days of coaching10
coach on the10
edward lamson henry10
on the roads10
the corner of10
the late duke10
was built in9
was kept by9
they had to9
is still standing9
in the day9
on the journey9
of such a9
in case of9
the habit of9
to the same9
it was an9
just as the9
a quart of9
the house was9
the presence of9
in a very9
it may not9
to carry the9
to double bowl9
a part of9
though i have9
the good old9
of the harness9
connected with the9
in later years9
owned by mr9
place of the9
was called the9
and with a9
not have been9
of the united9
of the royal9
happened to be9
to the old9
body of the9
the life of9
and for the9
i was once9
more than a9
as i was9
a fast coach9
of the other9
of this century9
is to be9
be seen in9
i can only9
there was the9
of a mile9
duke of wellington9
at the bottom9
were obliged to9
as they had9
friend of mine9
the wheels of9
the amount of9
supposed to be9
this was a9
between boston and9
that there were9
who was a9
i had the9
is one of9
which they were9
in his own9
the box of9
up and down9
the purpose of9
take care of9
duke of beaufort9
the left hand9
in addition to9
of his life9
a man of9
contact with the9
half an hour9
which was a9
much to the9
the fare was9
of the coaches9
and they were9
what i have9
they were all9
good deal of9
of the british9
corner of the9
out of his9
hours and a9
as he was9
have been the9
as the mail9
to pull up9
on the spot9
that part of9
would not have9
in the tavern9
with all the9
the names of9
on either side9
to get a9
is difficult to9
coachman of the9
he would have9
could have been9
it is very9
in the neighbourhood9
is in the9
he was the9
the tavern was9
poor old lal9
of the room9
early in the9
way to the9
but it is9
of the inn9
be found in9
will venture to9
found in the9
may have been9
went to the9
if i had9
to which the9
to a coach9
if they had9
the new england9
if they are9
i am not9
and the horses9
new england rum9
of the world9
in a coach9
i have had9
i should think8
appear to be8
of an hour8
they would have8
hundred and sixty8
no uncommon thing8
heads of the8
will be seen8
our own day8
as good as8
the other two8
the whole journey8
the shape of8
the opening of8
i could not8
but i have8
of the time8
of the revolution8
have known a8
in the dark8
the following day8
sons of liberty8
on the down8
to witness the8
a large number8
the words of8
sir henry peyton8
the scene of8
the nature of8
the way of8
the opposite page8
by the coach8
the manner in8
side of a8
black horse tavern8
a copy of8
they were in8
are to be8
should have been8
all sorts of8
come to the8
in a great8
the history of8
as has been8
to the post8
of the pole8
and in this8
placed in the8
the art of8
by an old8
at the sign8
miles a day8
get out of8
such as the8
after a few8
near side of8
the greater part8
white horse cellars8
from new york8
that the coachman8
the door of8
to me that8
a pint of8
is a good8
by the same8
in the case8
there was also8
wheels of the8
and the first8
into a gallop8
quarter of a8
the month of8
course of the8
of my readers8
be out of8
that he could8
of the good8
the advantage of8
what were called8
with the coach8
should like to8
i may be8
is said to8
and the driver8
upon the road8
a few days8
by the time8
he has been8
be the case8
the death of8
to such a8
of the four8
if it was8
and when he8
the rest of8
of the drivers8
was the most8
caused by the8
held in the8
for want of8
to keep them8
at the general8
was that the8
that it would8
which i had8
of the accident8
he had to8
the heads of8
as it may8
back to the8
the next day8
four or five8
attached to the8
the light of8
and after a8
could be found8
the duke of8
of the wheel8
of the left8
i must confess8
of the seventeenth8
most of the8
the present time8
a few of8
ought to be8
in the latter8
made by the8
at one end8
for some time8
to go to8
all of a8
the cost of8
i was on8
the case of8
after a time8
to take the8
i know not8
him in the8
it did not8
eastern stage company8
of a good8
which it was8
a great deal8
the turnpike gate8
to make it8
they had not8
of the very8
was to the8
to see a8
i will venture8
the headquarters of8
of the general8
at that date8
the sons of8
the whole of8
to the public8
to a certain8
the horses are8
of the word8
known by the8
with such a7
he would not7
was not very7
between the two7
in the coaches7
time for the7
journey to london7
from the ground7
those who have7
journey of one7
the idea of7
a public house7
to all the7
to be kept7
was driving the7
over the same7
shillings and sixpence7
a long time7
to do with7
time of the7
at a later7
in the snow7
of a friend7
landlord of the7
to prevent the7
was not so7
the case with7
the old gentleman7
they could not7
to be had7
his way to7
was the only7
quarter of an7
of the city7
in one day7
the same year7
i write of7
of those days7
in the following7
the coachman had7
up by the7
they do not7
when he had7
by edward lamson7
the winter of7
though they were7
added to the7
the coachman is7
of a sudden7
used as a7
there would be7
no doubt that7
the change of7
the driver and7
change in the7
came in contact7
in his house7
the next stage7
it was impossible7
though it was7
to do it7
as was the7
was found in7
as we were7
but if the7
and i should7
the book is7
of the two7
in a stage7
rest of the7
this was the7
of the whole7
at the other7
with the same7
but to return7
be called the7
double bowl punch7
the same name7
the fact of7
and i had7
in the habit7
description of the7
up at the7
change of horses7
and this is7
out of it7
charge of the7
but for the7
in any other7
was able to7
the clock is7
have been made7
as i could7
to give the7
i know that7
as the year7
if the coachman7
with the greatest7
in the month7
which would have7
that there is7
this time the7
him to the7
at the door7
and a few7
as to be7
contrast to the7
was so great7
owned by miss7
use of word7
of the leaders7
to leave the7
nature of the7
in the summer7
the result of7
had been in7
he does not7
the time when7
for the driver7
had been a7
the sum of7
and new york7
the distance of7
the part of7
greater part of7
the earl of7
up to his7
the value of7
have been very7
presence of mind7
the driver of7
tavern and sign7
seen in the7
have taken place7
the introduction of7
class of men7
in this case7
to which he7
not a very7
the most popular7
the road between7
of the red7
of the late7
was at the7
to take a7
this coach was7
portion of the7
the general court7
knights of the7
that in the7
to know that7
the system of7
i have said7
and by the7
the road and7
him on the7
the effect of7
even in the7
but there was7
at the head7
coach was overturned7
them out of7
to the front7
to make him7
him to be7
a piece of7
account of a7
he had taken7
author of the7
i should like7
sense of the7
the road as7
conduct of the7
it is no7
he had not7
was going to7
the first coach7
on the wrong7
of the outside7
at a very7
the chester mail7
the landlord of7
the inside passengers7
the same road7
by this time7
of them in7
the honour of7
going down hill7
on his way7
part of his7
of a stage7
little or no7
in his hand7
miles on the7
they were so7
the black horse7
the palmy days7
about three miles7
way in which7
to a considerable7
in the shape7
at which they7
to meet the7
at the beginning7
it to the7
it must have7
of the turnpike7
the mail from7
as he did7
miles of the7
picture of the7
to the bottom7
proved to be7
the midst of7
was made by7
of the olden7
for a coach7
and the mail7
the eastern stage7
in the house7
to the coachman7
at the inn7
there was nothing7
which may be7
it was on7
to avoid the7
the centre of7
the spot where7
to the door7
and he had7
what do you7
in a small7
the tavern in7
in time for7
the character of7
which could be7
and the only7
arriving at the7
the difference between7
that had been7
the driver was7
head of the6
for it is6
all the passengers6
the wrong side6
remarks on driving6
to keep an6
were made in6
fell into the6
for the horses6
up the hill6
was a most6
look at the6
the fast coaches6
be in the6
in the colony6
about the year6
of the driver6
in this way6
of a century6
to become a6
the road at6
of the guard6
and so on6
of the business6
though it is6
the new world6
away from the6
the account of6
mode of travelling6
one to the6
on the way6
is a very6
the following year6
to the next6
was the one6
the horses and6
ought to have6
i believe it6
way through the6
to the off6
to keep a6
painting by edward6
of an accident6
on the great6
appeared to be6
case of a6
they were very6
as there was6
with the exception6
a team of6
with a pair6
clear of the6
commonly called the6
life of the6
was driven by6
taken place in6
it is true6
palmy days of6
more than one6
on its way6
as if he6
with two necks6
of so much6
of ten miles6
distance of one6
of a horse6
during the winter6
the proprietors of6
that i have6
being able to6
close to the6
to pay the6
the road in6
of the state6
and in a6
the hind boot6
nearly all the6
he could do6
the first stage6
of louis xiv6
the boston and6
was carried on6
to a very6
off at a6
the team was6
applied to a6
it was very6
and was in6
what a contrast6
it is quite6
five or six6
for him to6
the edinburgh mail6
journey from london6
to remove with6
two hundred pounds6
tavern was a6
to the box6
to cross the6
they may be6
at the table6
performed the journey6
in which they6
in the room6
the old man6
indian queen tavern6
to be made6
came to a6
i am sure6
on the wheel6
by the following6
accident to the6
coaches on the6
years of age6
in the most6
so that the6
had a special6
to the right6
in the afternoon6
coach was in6
there were many6
met with a6
say that the6
it appears that6
proprietors of the6
for it was6
that they would6
of new york6
as many as6
to convey the6
the province arms6
from the time6
it was built6
the edge of6
in charge of6
if he were6
ten miles an6
as they are6
view of the6
out by the6
a group of6
which is the6
out in the6
the royal mail6
we have no6
belonging to the6
the convenience of6
there can be6
the close of6
who drove the6
going at a6
round to the6
had never been6
who was in6
the act of6
and the pace6
would be the6
it is impossible6
words of the6
thief detecting society6
he used to6
in some cases6
into the hands6
half a mile6
of twelve miles6
the present generation6
when they were6
was killed on6
the property of6
as one of6
and i think6
the old stage6
to say the6
not at all6
on the part6
and we had6
that i could6
ought not to6
was about to6
for the same6
the late mr6
the old times6
end of a6
general post office6
during the revolution6
by the coachman6
for the coach6
to the new6
within its walls6
the comfort of6
a mile in6
coach arrived at6
whole of the6
of them were6
those of the6
now and then6
which is to6
the same day6
had been made6
say the least6
the mails was6
have been in6
which was that6
hundred and thirty6
the wayside inn6
the conestoga wagon6
in the colonies6
his right hand6
for a moment6
with which the6
the first time6
than that of6
on the night6
a bottle of6
for a time6
of the great6
taken from the6
in the midst6
consisted of a6
of the near6
with regard to6
the old road6
two of them6
by the passengers6
not in the6
if they were6
mounted the box6
to whom i6
killed on the6
door of the6
the appearance of6
well known to6
a mile from6
as he could6
in an old6
the progress of6
of the wagon6
stood on the6
not appear to6
had to pay6
those who had6
if he is6
of the head6
poor old man6
beginning of the6
and could not6
to have the6
a journey to6
the pine bottom6
so much so6
and out of6
the present century6
spite of the6
is not a6
in the front6
on the first6
the custom of6
of the law6
i will now6
from the through6
kept by a6
earl of halifax6
shown on the6
in the mud6
one in the6
weight of the6
the inside of6
by his side6
wheels feet inches6
than any other6
his left hand6
the red rover6
which he was6
in a little6
paid by the6
hundred and eighty6
must confess that6
much of the6
which is shown6
had to take6
at a high6
to that of6
on his journey6
in colonial days6
specimen of the6
pace at which6
the old tavern6
on the whole6
of wolfe tavern6
after the revolution6
seen that the6
had taken place6
me that the6
was called in6
going to the6
was a famous6
of the men6
i found that6
to be taken6
an old coachman6
house on the6
as a rule6
use of his6
the royal mails6
on in the6
there were four6
the new york6
london and birmingham6
man in the6
in the bush6
they were called6
three outside passengers6
by a man6
coachmen of the6
them in the6
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pounds a mile5
i well remember5
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of the american5
one hundred miles5
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court of massachusetts4
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bunch of grapes4
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on his back4
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the old sign4
the pole chains4
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old white horse4
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number of coaches4
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my own experience4
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the heart of4
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the birmingham and4
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at the hotel4
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county historical society4
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the principal towns4
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an english traveller4
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this case the4
wheels of a4
the other the4
the means of4
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the road near4
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of the coachmen4
years ago i4
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as there is4
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