quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
in the mean time	53
there is not any	41
give me leave to	30
at the same time	28
i know not whether	27
to be free with	26
be free with you	25
and that i am	23
c to the same	22
to write to you	21
i know not what	21
to mademoiselle de rambouillet	21
i should have been	20
of all the world	20
man in the world	19
that i have not	18
the honour of your	17
a lady to her	17
person in the world	16
early english books online	16
and that it is	16
still do i cry	16
i humbly beseech you	15
how much i am	15
i doubt not but	14
a gentleman to his	13
you tell me of	13
condition i am in	13
me the honour to	13
on the other side	13
is one of the	12
that i am not	12
i know not how	12
in the midst of	12
the condition i am	12
c to my lord	12
is not any thing	12
the answer of a	12
if i am not	12
and that i should	12
to my lord duke	11
as much as i	11
the lover to his	11
me leave to tell	11
leave to tell you	11
i have met with	11
to honour me with	11
i shall not be	11
thing in the world	11
to my lord cardinal	11
a lover to his	11
it is long since	11
the passion i have	11
that i may be	11
to write to me	11
and that i have	10
one of the most	10
there cannot be any	10
and that you have	10
lady to her lover	10
that you have not	10
is not any one	10
and if it be	10
that it is not	10
yet can i not	10
at a time when	10
you would not have	10
as well as i	10
i do not think	10
passion i have for	9
if she be not	9
have not met with	9
know not how to	9
i should be much	9
if i had not	9
to acquaint you with	9
the mean time i	9
my most humble thanks	9
know not whether i	9
my lord cardinal de	9
can i not but	9
not met with any	9
that there is not	9
so much as to	9
the greatest part of	9
lover to his mistriss	9
you write to me	9
assure your self i	9
lord cardinal de la	9
for i assure you	8
to make use of	8
all the world besides	8
in the world to	8
represented either as utf	8
it is to me	8
help of a man	8
what care i how	8
the name of the	8
to see you again	8
to deal freely with	8
and that you are	8
as if i had	8
to let me know	8
to let you know	8
if it be true	8
all manner of respect	8
i have not met	8
deal freely with you	8
i am not mistaken	8
in a time when	8
not think it strange	8
i should not be	8
what you tell me	8
but i assure you	8
i am not much	8
not so much as	8
i am confident you	8
one of the greatest	8
but for my part	8
you have done me	8
characters represented either as	8
i writ to you	8
in my power to	8
c to mademoiselle de	8
with all manner of	8
under the name of	8
cardinal de la valette	8
lady to a gentleman	8
not any thing i	8
without help of a	8
to my lord marquesse	7
it is not so	7
of the king of	7
i think my self	7
i should not have	7
that flows from thy	7
that you would not	7
and nectar that flows	7
to say to you	7
humbly beseech you to	7
and that i cannot	7
my lord marquess de	7
and that there is	7
to my lord marquess	7
it is to be	7
it must needs be	7
that it was not	7
had the honour to	7
and that it was	7
at such a distance	7
the lady to her	7
i look on as	7
that there is no	7
a gentleman to a	7
and to tell you	7
i write to you	7
shall be able to	7
electar and nectar that	7
i would not have	7
i dare assure you	7
if i mistake not	7
ought not to be	7
from time to time	7
was not able to	7
flows from thy lip	7
look on it as	7
i shall tell you	7
i have for you	7
part of my soul	7
i could not but	7
that you may not	7
at a great distance	7
and for my part	7
in a place where	7
there needs no more	7
you have been pleased	7
honour of your affection	7
my self so much	7
nectar that flows from	7
that it may be	7
do you not think	7
have been pleased to	7
made a shift to	7
it may be said	7
if it be not	7
i have not the	7
i am guilty of	7
i am not so	7
i thought my self	7
i have given you	6
anon i will sip	6
i have to serve	6
not been able to	6
one friend to another	6
should be much troubled	6
yet could i not	6
what you write to	6
i must needs tell	6
conceive without help of	6
from one friend to	6
all i have to	6
and it is a	6
i must confess i	6
you are not to	6
i had the honour	6
to express my self	6
c to monsieur de	6
you would have me	6
i am troubled at	6
you have for me	6
as to that point	6
as if it were	6
as if they were	6
in the meane time	6
that i should not	6
could not have been	6
i have been so	6
have the honour to	6
you my most humble	6
where you tell me	6
may i finde a	6
to tell you truth	6
of the honour of	6
so happy as to	6
i have a greater	6
but she lay still	6
will not be so	6
i could not have	6
have nothing to say	6
of whom i have	6
the world affords not	6
it with so much	6
let me not be	6
my self to be	6
be pleased to consider	6
it will not be	6
must needs tell you	6
me as you please	6
cannot be any thing	6
as well as the	6
a sick lady to	6
what you have done	6
and assure your self	6
and anon i will	6
tender of service to	6
as much as you	6
to monsieur de chaudebonne	6
to be tender of	6
a tender of service	6
not so to me	6
my lady marchioness de	6
to acquaint me with	6
that i have been	6
i finde a woman	6
you may easily judge	6
if she be fair	6
persons in the world	6
of monsieur de balzac	6
and i know not	6
of a lady to	6
nose to the pot	6
c to my lady	6
yet i must confesse	6
take the pains to	6
to entertain you with	6
that is to say	6
thy nose to the	6
so much as one	5
refined wits of this	5
i humbly desire you	5
you will not think	5
the queens old souldier	5
to do you service	5
take so much pleasure	5
and most dutiful servant	5
my self out of	5
there passes not a	5
me the honour of	5
done me the honour	5
a thousand times more	5
i love thee for	5
if you please to	5
that i shall not	5
i am in a	5
hath commanded me to	5
i have to say	5
doubt not but you	5
so well acquainted with	5
think it strange i	5
i hope you will	5
and that i shall	5
have to serve you	5
i would gladly know	5
the count de guiche	5
i think i should	5
much as you can	5
i must confesse i	5
well acquainted with the	5
and though i am	5
i have so much	5
at the bottom of	5
may she be said	5
me to do it	5
to give me leave	5
into the hands of	5
be any thing more	5
you had sent me	5
be much troubled to	5
the most refined wits	5
when so many may	5
am not able to	5
the honour to see	5
answer of a lady	5
an old souldier of	5
that it is a	5
place where you are	5
it is one of	5
i think it is	5
to do you right	5
if it be so	5
i receive from you	5
is long since i	5
the virgin in my	5
from friend to friend	5
a person who hath	5
that i shall be	5
as well as you	5
soever it may be	5
if i had been	5
and that there are	5
i cannot but think	5
wits of this age	5
such is the virgin	5
and the queens old	5
i shall entreat you	5
not pretend to any	5
i have not had	5
the honour you have	5
i should have had	5
these may she be	5
be not so to	5
but dies a maid	5
many may be found	5
what you have written	5
but if you will	5
now that i am	5
pleased to honour me	5
i must needs acknowledge	5
i have made a	5
is the virgin in	5
return you my most	5
to the count de	5
comes into my mind	5
have written to me	5
i am in love	5
pleased to do me	5
lies in my power	5
a fair young virgin	5
as an honest woman	5
so many may be	5
you as well as	5
for my own part	5
and that you will	5
most refined wits of	5
and i assure you	5
as if i were	5
love thee for thy	5
as soon as i	5
what i have to	5
so much pleasure to	5
to monsieur de chavigny	5
it may be to	5
but that you may	5
my lord duke de	5
the honour to write	5
i am come to	5
have received from you	5
me so much as	5
the new academy of	5
that of all the	5
and i doubt not	5
she be not so	5
in mind that in	5
i shall be able	5
may be said of	5
the same time that	5
what you say of	5
old souldier of the	5
were it not for	5
to my lady marchioness	5
my lady marchionesse de	5
i have long since	5
i have ever had	5
as i do you	5
and there is not	5
acquaint you with the	5
then all the rest	5
i cannot but be	5
souldier of the queens	5
know not whether it	5
i am not able	5
i can assure you	5
you could not have	5
virgin in my eyes	5
is not to be	5
not be able to	5
i must needs confess	5
since it is your	5
and yet i must	5
and it must be	5
to tell you that	5
what i have said	5
the king of sweden	5
you have given me	5
should be aware of	4
available at the text	4
you shall conceive without	4
or for an anonymous	4
honour to see you	4
there are a number	4
quality assurance was then	4
have been issued variously	4
editorial teams in oxford	4
with all my heart	4
and therefore chose to	4
that i could not	4
the publisher proquest to	4
keyers to be redone	4
the text encoding initiative	4
and encoded edition of	4
the place where you	4
in accordance with level	4
work was chosen if	4
to a sick lady	4
little house that lies	4
made so much noise	4
published between and available	4
usual project restraints of	4
online text creation partnership	4
text with mnemonic sdata	4
and or corrected and	4
you are pleased to	4
simplify the filling in	4
standards were returned to	4
was divided into two	4
quality of tcp data	4
the project have been	4
understanding these processes should	4
i text is available	4
sent to external keying	4
opposed to critical editions	4
hath done me the	4
some errors will remain	4
by the most refined	4
respectfully request that due	4
all without asking permission	4
proofread for accuracy and	4
meet qa standards were	4
and not to be	4
i may presume to	4
into the public domain	4
request that due credit	4
michigan and oxford and	4
of time and funding	4
an exact collection of	4
some readable characters will	4
of me as you	4
with a hey down	4
have met with in	4
a sum of money	4
chosen if there was	4
humble suit to you	4
and characters marked as	4
i am so much	4
this phase i text	4
to external keying companies	4
the text can be	4
so i may have	4
phase i text is	4
you have written to	4
your desire i should	4
unicode or text strings	4
you any work for	4
that due credit and	4
but that it is	4
domain as of january	4
and at the same	4
on it as a	4
to a limit of	4
the new cambridge bibliography	4
creation partnership web site	4
then that i should	4
my self in the	4
newest and choicest songs	4
owned by the institutions	4
or elements to simplify	4
of the project have	4
and some readable characters	4
i shall ever be	4
between the universities of	4
if there was a	4
characters will be marked	4
project have been released	4
elements of known extent	4
to give you a	4
there was a compelling	4
the least part of	4
that can be made	4
transformed into placeholder characters	4
and onely then described	4
exact collection of the	4
of each text was	4
will remain and some	4
you were pleased to	4
placeholder characters or elements	4
not to expect any	4
images in accordance with	4
created during phase of	4
as soon as he	4
you did me the	4
letter in the world	4
based on the text	4
of love and friendship	4
general aim of eebo	4
new cambridge bibliography of	4
or tei g elements	4
the newest and choicest	4
encoding was enhanced and	4
the overall quality of	4
work described above is	4
to encode one copy	4
text is available for	4
i must needs confesse	4
it is a great	4
can now take and	4
beseech you to be	4
based on the image	4
errors will remain and	4
and i do not	4
were encoded and linked	4
known extent have been	4
the hunt is up	4
the hearts of all	4
extent have been transformed	4
till i see you	4
by university of nebraska	4
variety of subject areas	4
a lady to a	4
for their own purposes	4
although there are a	4
included and sometimes a	4
overall quality of tcp	4
of the tei in	4
credit and attribution is	4
me the other day	4
of the process of	4
it is not impossible	4
put a period to	4
that it is impossible	4
if you have any	4
encoding based on the	4
were corrected where possible	4
i am of opinion	4
to a worthy lady	4
a compelling reason to	4
one lady to another	4
markup reviewed and edited	4
i am forced to	4
as if you were	4
external keying companies for	4
parts of the world	4
according to the terms	4
if you will be	4
amiable person in the	4
did not meet qa	4
print record of the	4
sets published by proquest	4
from proquest page images	4
are eligible for inclusion	4
that if i had	4
linked to page images	4
be marked as illegible	4
i bow my head	4
but i beseech you	4
i have not yet	4
the honour you do	4
in english were prioritized	4
will be marked as	4
should i not have	4
of textual data within	4
carried out by editorial	4
any assumptions that can	4
of the texts have	4
and encoded texts based	4
from one of the	4
you as much as	4
wide variety of subject	4
never have been looked	4
i am of the	4
range over a wide	4
in all likelihood such	4
the universities of michigan	4
chose to create diplomatic	4
a great deal of	4
of what you have	4
encoded edition of the	4
to me that i	4
in of gaps by	4
and available in eebo	4
for to be free	4
which lovers dare not	4
companies for transcription and	4
converting tcp files to	4
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characters or elements to	4
assigned for keying and	4
cambridge bibliography of english	4
of one of the	4
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me the favour to	4
as soon as you	4
not meet qa standards	4
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to the terms of	4
on the text encoding	4
within the usual project	4
to find out the	4
i know you will	4
have been looked at	4
as these may she	4
to reflect the true	4
by the institutions providing	4
for ought i can	4
intended to range over	4
and i should be	4
image sets were sent	4
to fate i bow	4
true nature of the	4
as much as any	4
by editorial teams in	4
text strings within braces	4
quarter of an hour	4
encoded as gap s	4
of the newest and	4
with an exact collection	4
then their works are	4
keying and markup guidelines	4
know not whether you	4
texts for their own	4
to all the world	4
fear no more the	4
the reading of it	4
to put me to	4
process of creating the	4
support to the early	4
reason to do so	4
we study to love	4
should be so much	4
i professe to you	4
have not been able	4
you are so much	4
for keying and markup	4
it strange i should	4
processed by university of	4
marked as illegible were	4
soever you may be	4
sick lady to a	4
honour she does me	4
the filling in of	4
let me know whether	4
the most to be	4
providing financial support to	4
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not wont to be	4
fate i bow my	4
ascii text with mnemonic	4
characters marked as illegible	4
based on the new	4
was chosen if there	4
was then carried out	4
just such as these	4
to page images in	4
and as you have	4
it is in your	4
any remaining illegibles were	4
the terms of creative	4
use these texts for	4
i am capable of	4
any thing of you	4
first address to his	4
anyone can now take	4
and coded from proquest	4
financial support to the	4
house that lies under	4
and make long addresses	4
a time when i	4
and sometimes a second	4
i have the honour	4
i have thought it	4
in the bonds of	4
users should be aware	4
as illegible were corrected	4
of gaps by user	4
it is not to	4
take and use these	4
tcp assigned for keying	4
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have you any work	4
a place where you	4
that i cannot see	4
have been able to	4
as to what you	4
therefore chose to create	4
gap elements of known	4
letter you writ to	4
tcp is to encode	4
first editions of a	4
language title published between	4
your most humble servant	4
i am obliged to	4
honour me so much	4
to do any thing	4
in oxford and michigan	4
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text selection was based	4
you shall think fit	4
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so great a distance	4
for all i have	4
assurance was then carried	4
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such instances will never	4
divided into two phases	4
tcp aimed to produce	4
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i have been in	4
likelihood such instances will	4
quantities of textual data	4
copies of the texts	4
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universities of michigan and	4
if i tell you	4
the affliction it is	4
images scanned from microfilm	4
that part of the	4
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the encoding was enhanced	4
illegibles were encoded as	4
elements to simplify the	4
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pleased to let me	4
by a tcp editor	4
been pleased to do	4
did me the honour	4
a works in english	4
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and markup guidelines are	4
works in other languages	4
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able to do me	4
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tei in libraries guidelines	4
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these texts for their	4
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editions of a works	4
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encoded and linked to	4
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keyboarded and encoded edition	4
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nature of the print	4
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of creating the tcp	4
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most amiable person in	4
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the early english books	4
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encoded texts based on	4
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mainly structural encoding based	4
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markup guidelines are available	4
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whichever is the greater	4
their works are eligible	4
text and markup reviewed	4
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you writ to me	4
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given to their original	4
do what i can	4
gaps by user contributors	4
phase of the project	4
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to what you say	4
to create diplomatic transcriptions	4
the public domain as	4
texts were encoded and	4
title published between and	4
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structural encoding based on	4
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it in my power	4
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me to tell you	4
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edition of a work	4
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on whom you have	4
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she hath done me	4
entreat you not to	4
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i wish i had	4
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text was proofread for	4
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of three or four	4
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humble and most dutiful	4
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you have put me	4
you have not been	4
i see a woman	4
limit of instances per	4
all that lies in	4
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you will pardon me	4
i crave your pardon	4
you have sent me	4
the better part of	4
and yet i shall	4
published by proquest via	4
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be pleased to let	4
met with any thing	4
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the texts were encoded	4
deal truly with you	4
those which did not	4
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you will give me	4
and how passionately i	4
we respectfully request that	4
encoded text transcribed from	4
any thing i could	4
you as i do	4
a letter from you	4
to tell you truely	4
and those which did	4
should we study to	4
or text strings within	4
with mnemonic sdata character	4
knaves will be knaves	4
both amorous and jovial	4
any thing of it	4
collection of the newest	4
any thing in the	4
this keyboarded and encoded	4
i shall be much	4
the usual project restraints	4
text creation partnership web	4
selection was intended to	4
gentleman to his friend	4
is given to their	4
be satisfied with the	4
lies under the hill	4
a number of works	4
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will give me leave	4
during phase of the	4
i have nothing to	4
textual data within the	4
image sets published by	4
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proquest to create accurately	4
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my self in your	4
then what you have	4
be while i live	4
been released into the	4
you would not be	4
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shall conceive without help	4
yet should you not	4
you will not be	4
to be so much	4
over a wide variety	4
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the little house that	4
qa standards were returned	4
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out by editorial teams	4
attribution is given to	4
flame doth meet with	4
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any thing that is	4
english books online text	4
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their early english books	4
lovers dare not name	4
the tei in libraries	4
a wide variety of	4
the image sets published	4
guidelines are available at	4
and as much as	4
have put me into	4
tcp data is very	4
of instances per text	4
of tcp data is	4
i have done you	4
to their original source	4
p using tcp tei	4
condition i was in	4
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no other then that	2
are a sort of	2
she be not kinde	2
if it had not	2
am as much as	2
and that so much	2
told me that you	2
not any thing have	2
from whom i had	2
the abbot of lauardin	2
however i am confident	2
more heartily then ever	2
have for whatever you	2
to break off the	2
i was absolutelie satisfied	2
all your sounds of	2
be able to avoid	2
i keep my whore	2
and you might have	2
is as much as	2
been able to make	2
the most eminent members	2
but if he had	2
certainly one of the	2
the more he laid	2
were in a bed	2
be not then so	2
a king lives not	2
much in my debt	2
king with the queen	2
is no more then	2
reproduction of original in	2
thee down by me	2
i should be my	2
any thing of yours	2
me that she is	2
i came to the	2
to one of them	2
my birth is not	2
you have not so	2
all the power of	2
but i must confesse	2
to honour and to	2
i reflect on the	2
that of writing to	2
disdainful lady to her	2
am confident there is	2
i have been as	2
arthur and his knights	2
to her fearful lover	2
and it had been	2
if i may but	2
green gown into breeches	2
assure me of your	2
to be in love	2
your self for the	2
to save my self	2
eve of my departure	2
had much reason to	2
man loves fiery passion	2
to do the like	2
will fuddle their nose	2
to represent her so	2
of the most excellent	2
that as soon as	2
an argument of your	2
does me the honour	2
that i thought you	2
again into your hands	2
that so you might	2
to me the most	2
it is in my	2
in the hearts of	2
was extreamlie taken with	2
i am glad to	2
i am in for	2
been dead long since	2
to speak well of	2
for he that doth	2
leave that cruel art	2
but i must confess	2
that i am beyond	2
place in your memory	2
to the meadows let	2
i could not avoid	2
that an affection so	2
to shake hands with	2
give me the cup	2
he was a glad	2
disease no longer will	2
hath happened to me	2
and though i know	2
some private reasons concealed	2
to a married ear	2
thou wafter of the	2
give them an account	2
she being infected with	2
at the george in	2
no more the heat	2
chuse not by the	2
force the mare will	2
most fortunate in the	2
the honour of having	2
relief of a place	2
on the death of	2
it is but just	2
me much more then	2
but they will be	2
man that hath gold	2
that it hath not	2
gentlemans request to his	2
to me as so	2
not so small a	2
amarillis told her swain	2
not much more fortunate	2
and though you should	2
lord duke de bellegarde	2
the most excellent and	2
how long fond man	2
you have carried away	2
your sounds of woe	2
when i drein my	2
not to write to	2
is at the present	2
noblest in the world	2
more to my advantage	2
but the more he	2
far i am from	2
i am not a	2
of a person of	2
converting all your sounds	2
and when you shall	2
i do my self	2
it is my dutie	2
though i have not	2
find a way to	2
a young man lately	2
as you pretend to	2
is nothing so certain	2
only as to the	2
but i am not	2
in the least doubt	2
in so fair a	2
our lives are but	2
oblige me to be	2
i am in some	2
instruct me how i	2
you should live so	2
thanks to a gentleman	2
one who is not	2
that you have given	2
to me to hear	2
to the marshall de	2
at one of the	2
you were wont to	2
as i am at	2
the greatnesse of my	2
you and madam de	2
i should wonder at	2
i must be so	2
whether i shall be	2
necessity doth compel you	2
not to hazard my	2
lass to her paramour	2
and thou shalt have	2
that passage of quintus	2
have been so happie	2
to be at paris	2
so great and so	2
am i confident that	2
and one of the	2
any one so much	2
alone to wear horns	2
i should give you	2
here shall he see	2
knowing how much you	2
be in such a	2
with monsieur de balzac	2
on a hill there	2
lover to his distempered	2
not write any thing	2
my addresses to you	2
thou all of red	2
and i must needs	2
her remembrances of me	2
extreamly elevated to see	2
so much noise in	2
is a person very	2
me thinks i have	2
in the kings chamber	2
no man loves fiery	2
long since i am	2
both for your sake	2
merits can pretend to	2
most humble thanks for	2
i beseech you let	2
shall dispose of me	2
i have all the	2
to the former letter	2
no doubt but i	2
be long ere you	2
a ladies thanks to	2
in a mind to	2
hath no mind to	2
she ought to have	2
in such a fashion	2
i have so often	2
which is no more	2
of my life and	2
would you not have	2
me to the sight	2
you by the way	2
as good fortune would	2
but the poor maid	2
i now must go	2
take away my life	2
to subscribe my self	2
to hazard my self	2
i humbly kisse your	2
satisfaction it was to	2
would have the devil	2
the wits of the	2
of all those whom	2
an old ancient pate	2
not whether it be	2
the emperour and the	2
your will i should	2
that i speak to	2
lines of your letter	2
you have done the	2
of respect and esteem	2
not remember i have	2
to preserve my self	2
when i would have	2
to return my most	2
so much for all	2
an old song made	2
of the history of	2
the person you tell	2
charm upon my soul	2
since you have not	2
and would you not	2
you as one of	2
for whom i have	2
that chuse not by	2
women for your sake	2
curse upon thee for	2
a maiden of late	2
a resolution never to	2
had bestowed on him	2
that for this time	2
whom i have received	2
gotten her with childe	2
to be gone hence	2
to make of it	2
be in the world	2
to come to me	2
i am confident he	2
a letter to you	2
honour me with some	2
to one whom she	2
think i should have	2
slandered lover to his	2
it will be much	2
to forbear his visits	2
and the miter at	2
i have read your	2
some account of my	2
it is but the	2
many things to do	2
of all thy scorn	2
we both were in	2
and thinks it no	2
wrap me up in	2
doubt not but the	2
to make me a	2
i could not forbeare	2
have put a period	2
and out of a	2
the inclinations i have	2
chloris forbear a while	2
as to that part	2
any thing so excellent	2
i may safely say	2
know i am not	2
i honour and respect	2
a letter of kindness	2
and answer to her	2
that it was impossible	2
pardon the presumption of	2
the lustre of your	2
i have made it	2
you are but a	2
c to the lady	2
as that you should	2
not be so unhappy	2
you had seen what	2
my life a hundred	2
pretend to any thing	2
what envious cloud hath	2
are fallen in love	2
your power to do	2
of me as to	2
am infinitelie pleased with	2
i should my self	2
nay though they had	2
but you may be	2
i am like to	2
be an effect of	2
i have in my	2
had a thriving trade	2
have no power to	2
you no small injury	2
put me into some	2
though your powerful charms	2
done me a greater	2
rule should be in	2
concerning his sick mistriss	2
then that you have	2
i have run through	2
a quarrel with your	2
me the more sensible	2
what it is to	2
whether it be a	2
may be i should	2
gentleman to his new	2
so tender of your	2
you should not take	2
soever i may have	2
the malice of abusive	2
to be in the	2
one way or other	2
when i received your	2
it is a miracle	2
have something to say	2
go with thy staff	2
as if they had	2
i shall be more	2
her friend of another	2
sent to borrow money	2
oblige you to take	2
end of the world	2
i understand any thing	2
are not the first	2
for thus sings he	2
was in hope to	2
have bestowed on you	2
that a man who	2
the wealth you have	2
he that hath thousands	2
have a greater opinion	2
power you have over	2
would not have suffered	2
should have been glad	2
me as soon as	2
then to one be	2
for you are to	2
of whom i hear	2
i will not be	2
one of the two	2
what shall he have	2
if she be foul	2
the height of your	2
remember i have read	2
to suffer me to	2
long he was a	2
i have not thought	2
reading of this letter	2
is according to the	2
to take a journey	2
to her importunate lover	2
eyes of her watchful	2
last time i saw	2
it were enough to	2
if you relieve me	2
opinion of you which	2
when i see the	2
shall be content to	2
for i must love	2
and xml conversion the	2
not at all troubled	2
occasion of his brothers	2
that there is a	2
of me with more	2
of the good inclinations	2
and let me not	2
of all my misfortune	2
lovers first address to	2
marvel dick that having	2
i am not of	2
i have seen you	2
i can see clearly	2
me a place in	2
tell me of the	2
since you are so	2
a losse of all	2
your self i am	2
when i think of	2
you have taught me	2
you may believe what	2
there was a time	2
can i see any	2
as well as my	2
shall not one day	2
i saw you last	2
i went to the	2
satisfaction to me to	2
i know not whom	2
devil with his hinder	2
be thought both chaste	2
that i see you	2
i never met with	2
beg the trouble of	2
it is true i	2
i tell you of	2
have given all i	2
enough to crush me	2
a pudding they took	2
which i could not	2
that upon another occasion	2
take the advantage of	2
hath wrought in me	2
the more to be	2
i have all this	2
you have made it	2
as for nature to	2
be able to acquaint	2
maiden fair i dare	2
the lovers complemental letter	2
the sentiments i have	2
of the kind that	2
i recommend my self	2
that it is but	2
me out of all	2
de rambouillet under the	2
acknowledge my self in	2
be guiltie of such	2
change where merchants meet	2
that it would be	2
such a heart as	2
have wrought on me	2
a quarter of an	2
as if nothing had	2
not thou so foolish	2
how it comes to	2
came not to your	2
finds all the world	2
had i not been	2
such as are more	2
the cuckow then on	2
have taken a resolution	2
i were able to	2
would be kinde io	2
a good opinion of	2
an affection so well	2
the issue of it	2
as secret as you	2
most to be feared	2
how happy art thou	2
needs no more to	2
to bestow on me	2
of madam de longueville	2
that of mademoiselle de	2
the same fortune with	2
is too great a	2
let votaries rearing up	2
any thing of greater	2
take this for a	2
have much a do	2
c to mademoiselle paulet	2
know not what i	2
engage me to be	2
you should ever be	2
though i am in	2
the ingratiating gentleman to	2
you do me the	2
would the gods allow	2
then i have been	2
i am of a	2
humbly kisse your hands	2
to object to you	2
do you understand it	2
much passion as ever	2
least according to the	2
you have not that	2
and such as it	2
beyond any thing i	2
fain would i mow	2
he that a tinker	2
person you tell me	2
and that you can	2
how comes it your	2
fair mistriss i would	2
be not thou so	2
passion wherewith i am	2
so much at the	2
rid me of a	2
in the way of	2
the condition i was	2
i love thee wondrous	2
as the feet of	2
i see not any	2
an army of horse	2
to continue me in	2
her matched to one	2
you think you have	2
be like your self	2
queens most excellent majesty	2
courtesie from friend to	2
say as little to	2
and do you not	2
would make a new	2
let me know the	2
you to tell me	2
am come to the	2
madam de rambouillet hath	2
put you into a	2
then what i had	2
one half of my	2
desire any thing of	2
broke off all correspondence	2
i could not be	2
my love did yours	2
at the bouzing ken	2
to monsieur de voiture	2
have nothing more to	2
it will be no	2
name of the penates	2
it possible that the	2
mademoiselle de rambouillet will	2
death of a son	2
passage where you tell	2