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quadgram frequency
the origin of species387
on the other hand208
of the origin of202
in the case of185
charles darwin to j180
it seems to me169
in the course of157
of animals and plants149
i do not know145
as far as i140
the descent of man139
at the same time136
i do not think134
on the origin of130
in a letter to122
with respect to the119
i should like to98
the case of the97
one of the most92
the voyage of the92
a good deal of91
see life and letters85
the struggle for existence85
charles darwin to c82
the publication of the79
of the same species79
i am very glad78
but i do not77
the life and letters76
thank you for your75
voyage of the beagle74
i hope that you74
hope that you will73
of the british association73
edition of the origin72
i do not believe72
in the same way70
far as i can70
the manner in which70
in regard to the68
to a certain extent68
the nature of the68
at the end of67
theory of natural selection67
from a letter to66
the end of the66
the doctrine of evolution66
the origin of the66
it would be a64
of the royal society63
for the sake of61
variation of animals and61
what you say about60
many thanks for your59
seems to have been59
i am very much58
the history of the58
i hope you will58
the struggle for life57
to hear that you57
the theory of natural56
in a state of56
much obliged for your56
expression of the emotions55
with regard to the55
the fact that the55
do not know whether55
of the descent of54
it would have been53
was published in the53
i do not suppose53
he wrote to sir53
that it would be53
in the university of53
in the first place52
i am going to52
the second edition of52
in the struggle for51
to thank you for50
of the theory of50
extract from a letter50
charles darwin to w50
seems to me a49
wrote to sir j48
that is to say48
darwin to asa gray48
meeting of the british48
the direct action of47
the rest of the47
is one of the47
i am glad to47
charles darwin to asa47
to account for the47
in the life and47
the surface of the47
of the geological society46
am very much obliged46
i should be very46
i have been much45
a large number of45
of the voyage of45
to the geological society45
that it is not44
in the origin of44
in life and letters44
the following extract from44
the structure of the44
do not think that44
for a long time44
second edition of the44
i thank you for44
glad to hear that43
i shall be very43
it is a very43
in relation to the43
the expression of the43
the development of the43
to the conclusion that42
that i do not42
it appears to me42
a letter to sir42
i am much obliged42
as it seems to41
a state of nature41
as one of the41
that i have not41
during the voyage of41
to say that i41
very glad to hear41
that there is a40
the conditions of life40
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seems to me that40
in the form of40
roads of glen roy40
he seems to have40
to sir joseph hooker40
life and letters of40
on the subject of40
of the geological record40
it is impossible to40
am very glad to39
the following letter refers39
and i do not39
the action of the39
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thank you for the39
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i have not been38
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on the same subject38
obliged to you for38
do not believe that38
an account of the38
the whole of the38
survival of the fittest38
to me to be38
the way in which38
i feel sure that37
very much obliged for37
i am sure i37
the study of the37
i am sorry to37
by the fact that37
it will be a36
of some of the36
the result of the36
i was led to36
on the fertilisation of36
occurred to me that36
to say that the36
the theory of evolution36
it seemed to me36
the author of the36
am much obliged for36
that there is no35
i have no doubt35
i am sure that35
of movement in plants35
i have had a35
of the linnean society35
i have just finished35
have been much interested35
i am inclined to35
i wish i had35
the question of the35
parts of the world35
and plants under domestication34
in the second edition34
for the first time34
very much like to34
on the one hand34
so kind as to34
imperfection of the geological34
in the highest degree34
it is difficult to33
as the result of33
to the study of33
the geology of the33
cape of good hope33
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he wrote to mr33
the parallel roads of33
following letter refers to33
is by no means33
that i should be33
i should very much33
i have been very33
i am very sorry32
at the present day32
following extract from a32
that i did not32
in the way of32
letters of charles darwin32
to the linnean society32
in the direction of32
it is true that32
the fertilisation of orchids32
was very glad to32
of the doctrine of32
the formation of the32
to the origin of32
as well as the32
charles darwin to a32
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should very much like31
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the doctrine of the31
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the variation of animals31
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i should have thought31
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as i can judge29
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american journal of science27
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as in the case27
and i am sure27
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the close of the27
of the nature of27
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this point of view26
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i think that i26
to be found in26
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thank you sincerely for26
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the origin of man25
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the idea of the24
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of plants and animals24
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to hear what you24
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be so kind as24
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i think you will24
the conclusion that the24
the members of the24
principle of natural selection24
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which has interested me24
as far as my23
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the fertilisation of flowers23
at the royal institution23
branches of natural history23
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on the part of23
i am sure you23
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one of the greatest23
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to the present day23
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the subject of the23
the existence of the23
the principle of natural23
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the causes of the23
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you would like to23
the appearance of the23
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the same way as23
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the immutability of species23
of the human race23
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of the most important22
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if i do not22
for the chance of22
that it is the22
it may be said22
of the development of22
on the th of22
should be very glad22
a letter to lyell22
that you have been22
sense of the word22
i think i shall22
of carbonate of ammonia22
by means of natural22
i did not think22
would be a great22
the possession of the22
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as far as we22
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by the aid of22
observations on south america22
the bottom of the22
the point of view22
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of the principle of22
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thank you much for22
the principles of geology21
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the use of the21
that i should have21
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far as i know21
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individuals of the same21
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for the purpose of21
i shall be able21
say that i have21
during the summer of21
in the theory of21
on the volcanic islands21
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and letters of charles21
and it would be21
to me that i21
in some of the21
be found in the21
that the theory of21
my dear old friend21
the end of his21
i thank you sincerely21
charles darwin to t21
the name of the21
on board the beagle21
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on the progress of21
than that of the21
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may be said to20
a copy of my20
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the antiquity of man20
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which seems to me20
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of the british museum20
hear that you have20
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of the phenomena of20
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i thank you cordially20
at the linnean society20
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to me that you20
all that i have20
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through the action of20
the form of the20
on account of the20
and i thank you20
in connection with the20
the duke of argyll20
that you will not20
and that it is20
and i have been20
different forms of flowers20
at the time of20
cross and self fertilisation20
species of the same20
that it was a20
the natural history of20
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the meaning of the20
at the geological society20
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not seem to me19
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to me that the19
way in which he19
the course of a19
the first volume of19
hooker to charles darwin19
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and i hope that19
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if i had been19
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for your very kind19
before the linnean society19
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send by this post19
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paper on the subject19
the zoology of the19
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to give up the19
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the biology of flowers17
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of the lower animals17
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the theory of selection17
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