trigram

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

trigram	frequency
my dearest emma	49
i am sure	41
my dear emma	39
god bless you	34
i do not	34
i send you	28
to lady hamilton	28
my dear lady	25
i shall be	24
i have not	22
to sir william	21
dear lady hamilton	19
i have been	18
that i am	17
i am glad	17
i have wrote	17
i have no	16
my dear sir	16
my dearest friend	16
and believe me	16
i would not	16
and i have	15
i am not	15
be able to	14
my dear lord	14
sir william hamilton	14
i dare say	14
i shall not	14
a letter from	14
it is not	13
it would be	13
i have had	13
it will be	13
and sir william	13
send you a	13
lord nelson to	13
faithful and affectionate	13
he is a	12
that you will	12
affectionate nelson bronte	12
that i shall	12
of lord nelson	12
i could not	11
i should have	11
my dear friend	11
i have the	11
my dear horatia	11
you and sir	11
your most faithful	11
out of the	11
i will not	11
that i have	10
i hope to	10
letters from the	10
and i am	10
we shall have	10
my dear madam	10
i have sent	10
will be a	10
is a very	10
you will not	10
to dine with	9
and affectionate nelson	9
letters of lord	9
i have just	9
most faithful and	9
if i can	9
we have had	9
i hope you	9
to tell you	9
letters from lord	9
and it is	9
that we shall	9
i did not	9
it may be	9
that i cannot	8
it is a	8
the french fleet	8
will not be	8
nelson to lady	8
and i shall	8
i am very	8
of sir william	8
from lady hamilton	8
as soon as	8
i wrote to	8
on board the	8
is going to	8
from lord nelson	8
there is no	8
sir william bolton	8
he will be	8
you will have	8
a letter to	8
the two sicilies	8
we have been	8
lady hamilton to	8
as i have	8
his sicilian majesty	7
it has been	7
and i will	7
of the line	7
i am told	7
is a good	7
i care not	7
my own emma	7
dear sir william	7
you do not	7
do not think	7
what i have	7
and i hope	7
and that i	7
this is the	7
regards to sir	7
have wrote to	7
that i may	7
be with you	7
i have received	7
it is now	7
pounds a year	7
i have written	7
my dearest beloved	7
are to be	7
if i had	7
to see you	7
he has been	7
the goodness to	7
with respect to	7
that it is	7
that you are	7
have had a	7
you may be	6
the letters of	6
your most affectionate	6
i am writing	6
shall not be	6
miss horatia nelson	6
hundred pounds a	6
you may rely	6
to the duke	6
i have this	6
it is very	6
i wish you	6
you a line	6
may god bless	6
my very dear	6
as you are	6
dearest beloved emma	6
the earl of	6
letters from sir	6
a few days	6
the name of	6
there will be	6
hope you will	6
to go to	6
in this world	6
i have a	6
in such a	6
is very much	6
of the two	6
the king and	6
i have got	6
on the th	6
i am now	6
that he has	6
but i have	6
of the french	6
i know not	6
kindest regards to	6
would not have	6
you will be	6
faithful nelson bronte	6
obliged and affectionate	6
the loss of	6
and all friends	6
sail of the	6
is to be	6
my cold is	6
as well as	6
to hear of	6
i sincerely hope	6
i shall write	6
with the greatest	6
if you like	5
only think of	5
your letters of	5
to do with	5
at this moment	5
have not yet	5
send you the	5
am not surprised	5
for me to	5
you a letter	5
of the most	5
do very well	5
say every thing	5
the honour to	5
i shall never	5
for your kind	5
my letter to	5
he does not	5
of the nile	5
i have made	5
letters of the	5
that he will	5
a good man	5
i rejoice that	5
to return to	5
i shall certainly	5
should have been	5
in the fleet	5
to the last	5
are going to	5
letter from the	5
every thing to	5
your letter of	5
your obliged and	5
the king is	5
that i would	5
and all our	5
best regards to	5
i know the	5
more than i	5
the weather is	5
have the honour	5
to general acton	5
of the fleet	5
kind and affectionate	5
alexander john ball	5
the governor of	5
from sir william	5
may have the	5
may be sure	5
glad to hear	5
they will not	5
my own dear	5
am glad you	5
will have the	5
i cannot help	5
that i can	5
i wrote you	5
shall have peace	5
your excellency will	5
i shall have	5
hope he will	5
have the pleasure	5
very dear lord	5
are in the	5
sir william has	5
could not have	5
the th of	5
my best respects	5
shall have the	5
of my life	5
have no doubt	5
will be no	5
make my kindest	5
have the goodness	5
if i am	5
if i was	5
of the th	5
your faithful and	5
i am afraid	5
that your excellency	4
i may be	4
for what i	4
in a hurry	4
honourable charles greville	4
he may be	4
the coast of	4
to you and	4
are gone to	4
the admiralty will	4
every kind thing	4
if the french	4
i can have	4
of my heart	4
one or two	4
love and affection	4
to make me	4
is the first	4
hope they will	4
i think it	4
we have no	4
if they are	4
it is all	4
been able to	4
the mean time	4
governor of syracuse	4
to have a	4
the king has	4
i am confident	4
to go on	4
most obedient and	4
any of them	4
your and sir	4
it can be	4
i cannot get	4
i have killed	4
do not expect	4
to my brother	4
miss charlotte nelson	4
macdonald and son	4
we are to	4
have written to	4
would not be	4
of lady hamilton	4
sir william and	4
be sorry to	4
in the mediterranean	4
be glad to	4
a few months	4
to the queen	4
and he will	4
of his sicilian	4
i will write	4
to keep the	4
i would have	4
and you will	4
to miss horatia	4
you will see	4
part of the	4
the gulph of	4
if you have	4
me to dine	4
i hope they	4
and affectionate letters	4
i have only	4
although i have	4
of the enemy	4
letter to the	4
a very bad	4
to lord nelson	4
by macdonald and	4
the midst of	4
from the earl	4
am glad to	4
in my power	4
i can only	4
he has not	4
the pleasure of	4
your good mother	4
my intention to	4
the moment i	4
every thing which	4
before this letter	4
letter of the	4
write you a	4
best respects to	4
i shall go	4
in the spring	4
had a letter	4
sir william is	4
you are going	4
they will do	4
one of my	4
i hope he	4
you will find	4
in the victory	4
when i come	4
in the midst	4
do not know	4
it must be	4
you are not	4
hamilton to the	4
shall only say	4
the alterations at	4
they are all	4
not to be	4
i have done	4
letters from lady	4
here i am	4
to come to	4
on this subject	4
but i will	4
go to the	4
have been in	4
the honourable charles	4
make my best	4
letter from lady	4
in the morning	4
most obliged and	4
the greatest respect	4
to my dear	4
the hands of	4
all the world	4
and the marquis	4
if it is	4
i thank you	4
to every body	4
would be a	4
what can be	4
honour to be	4
till i have	4
name of the	4
and that he	4
in the mean	4
do not believe	4
well as you	4
i am well	4
came on board	4
you are the	4
the first to	4
queen of naples	4
will be very	4
i shall only	4
in the night	4
a spanish war	4
i shall send	4
to hear you	4
i am pleased	4
my dear em	4
when i get	4
not that i	4
from my heart	4
my sweet em	4
a letter for	4
will be well	4
you will soon	4
you will make	4
i received your	4
that i could	4
to send him	4
it is the	4
but i am	4
received your letter	4
your kind letter	4
the king of	4
have not a	4
to write to	4
not be able	4
the opportunity of	4
at dear merton	4
what can i	4
in the world	4
one of the	4
he is very	4
be a great	4
have a letter	4
printed by macdonald	4
possession of the	4
in the most	4
to lord grenville	3
and the other	3
will come out	3
had better go	3
reason to be	3
they will come	3
the honour of	3
with the queen	3
to be sure	3
anxious to hear	3
as i think	3
will do nothing	3
is very bad	3
but i would	3
for me or	3
but this i	3
should be sent	3
why should he	3
earl of bristol	3
they are gone	3
king is very	3
to all the	3
to send you	3
alterations at merton	3
a very good	3
public and private	3
we shall meet	3
this goes by	3
of such a	3
obedient and faithful	3
side of the	3
be a long	3
my heart is	3
there can be	3
you will always	3
will go to	3
there was no	3
no prospect of	3
in possession of	3
thousand men are	3
bishop of derry	3
he is in	3
are not to	3
i am happy	3
can be no	3
you for your	3
who is a	3
have been out	3
will do for	3
we shall be	3
i should like	3
to be at	3
make you a	3
i shall rejoice	3
will send it	3
the most perfect	3
have made me	3
the service of	3
and affectionate regard	3
sent by the	3
hope to be	3
a set of	3
own dear emma	3
ever believe me	3
wrote to mrs	3
before this time	3
pleasure of seeing	3
and obliged humble	3
me kindly to	3
out for a	3
that he would	3
take care of	3
have been very	3
some of my	3
it will make	3
a line to	3
most affectionate nelson	3
respects to sir	3
i would say	3
you ever see	3
that you may	3
can help it	3
i wish i	3
i shall soon	3
obliged humble servant	3
truly kind and	3
your faithful nelson	3
will go with	3
into the hands	3
the first of	3
and he has	3
the death of	3
very good to	3
of the ship	3
and ever believe	3
and to the	3
shall go to	3
your truly kind	3
with a good	3
he will have	3
he will do	3
hope it will	3
very anxious to	3
i still hope	3
if they do	3
the french will	3
it pleases god	3
has not been	3
was to be	3
is in a	3
a great deal	3
send me word	3
the queen of	3
under my command	3
if the wind	3
it was in	3
i should be	3
have the happiness	3
you very much	3
would have been	3
nothing of the	3
you will do	3
it is to	3
shall soon be	3
twenty thousand pounds	3
which will be	3
to the post	3
not to have	3
to me than	3
if you do	3
nephew of sir	3
not only to	3
to the admiralty	3
it was the	3
for a moment	3
your most obliged	3
god in heaven	3
but it was	3
will have a	3
to make my	3
go out of	3
for he is	3
he will never	3
it to be	3
of seeing you	3
to your ladyship	3
not all the	3
me in the	3
am sure of	3
has promised me	3
if you will	3
i see no	3
soon as the	3
in a boat	3
for your own	3
you will get	3
me to send	3
th of february	3
write to you	3
it was not	3
to see me	3
i am the	3
that he may	3
i never could	3
as they are	3
if he is	3
i am sorry	3
be sure of	3
orders should be	3
is like her	3
he must be	3
will be in	3
cannot hold up	3
of our royal	3
most humble servant	3
he has wrote	3
to his sicilian	3
i am truly	3
must be a	3
the government of	3
as to the	3
is likely to	3
better go to	3
not know what	3
that i should	3
long before this	3
as far as	3
know every thing	3
soon be at	3
to be able	3
horatia nelson thomson	3
whilst i am	3
moment of my	3
which you will	3
you to the	3
dine with you	3
thank you for	3
beg leave to	3
could give me	3
and i see	3
you will come	3
they do not	3
and let him	3
will be able	3
have nothing to	3
if we had	3
i hope the	3
i assure you	3
when i have	3
may not be	3
and that will	3
if it was	3
that i will	3
ever your most	3
they wanted to	3
and not to	3
earl of st	3
you the letter	3
my kindest regards	3
to the westward	3
a few lines	3
and affectionate bronte	3
my dear mrs	3
amuse yourself as	3
in bed with	3
to your lordship	3
for all his	3
i shall get	3
hearing from me	3
will give you	3
hold up my	3
i get to	3
i shall tell	3
not surprised at	3
every thing you	3
william bolton is	3
that you should	3
where i am	3
the editors to	3
i was to	3
shall be with	3
but gales of	3
as we can	3
i shall like	3
two or three	3
the marquis de	3
all our friends	3
i want to	3
if he was	3
have just received	3
it to the	3
i will send	3
a better fate	3
every thing is	3
to get the	3
can have no	3
as you can	3
and we are	3
shall be very	3
i love you	3
and the king	3
that will be	3
do not forget	3
am not sure	3
to hear that	3
you have been	3
my soul holds	3
you will readily	3
a very fine	3
heavens bless you	3
the duke of	3
if it pleases	3
it is your	3
is the only	3
bless you and	3
you on the	3
see no prospect	3
in heaven bless	3
is not very	3
of the place	3
as i know	3
as to be	3
some of the	3
i am in	3
to have been	3
supposed to be	3
have just got	3
received all your	3
have sent the	3
that i was	3
you did well	3
on the coast	3
to be paid	3
by this time	3
give him a	3
i am better	3
i wish the	3
for all your	3
for the alterations	3
of your dear	3
do not say	3
remember me kindly	3
send the inclosed	3
have been so	3
to be a	3
by way of	3
have no idea	3
of the king	3
affectionate bronte nelson	3
you ask me	3
the letter to	3
it was impossible	3
wrote to the	3
respect to the	3
i will answer	3
to the french	3
as good as	3
and lord n	3
i can help	3
that he is	3
come to naples	3
letters of sir	3
if we have	3
for i cannot	3
i am so	3
he was a	3
and faithful servant	3
is in the	3
for the world	3
king has killed	3
since i have	3
be the first	3
get at them	3
regards to mrs	3
in the barn	3
by the french	3
more than the	3
the charge of	3
desires his duty	3
of a few	3
i write to	3
we have not	3
she will be	3
as much as	3
a good deal	3
and lord william	3
that you have	3
it is my	3
you have seen	3
which i shall	3
your kind letters	3
account of the	3
we are all	3
bread and butter	3
if you was	3
i had a	3
in the downs	3
you would have	3
i am just	3
as long as	3
the bottom of	3
most obedient servant	3
wrote to you	3
i cannot hold	3
and i do	3
long ago have	3
for i am	3
the earl will	3
in the island	3
got a very	3
the time of	3
to send to	3
dear horatia is	3
hands of the	3
i beg you	3
the day i	3
i cannot find	3
shall write a	3
to get a	3
that we have	3
opportunity of writing	3
daughter of the	3
he tells me	3
up my head	3
to our dear	3
is your sex	3
do any thing	3
for i have	3
general acton will	3
i am ever	3
a short time	3
he should have	3
i have said	3
send him a	3
is just arrived	3
to say more	3
all your letters	3
the french army	3
truly sensible of	3
admiralty will not	3
she is like	3
i have given	3
have received all	3
commander in chief	3
to miss charlotte	3
not have thought	3
if i cannot	3
the french consul	3
the french minister	3
yourself as well	3
heaven bless you	3
will be so	3
to her and	3
i ever saw	3
to me again	3
me to come	3
beg you will	3
and be assured	3
sir alexander john	3
to my great	3
he has no	3
i have now	3
not more than	3
in a very	3
a long war	2
than i have	2
have appointed to	2
the hundred pounds	2
opportunity of sending	2
your shattered frame	2
good sir william	2
have seen you	2
stolen or flown	2
ten thousand men	2
you a copy	2
i hear nothing	2
to send a	2
page letters from	2
with you to	2
to all our	2
for all the	2
as it was	2
full extent of	2
our dear horatia	2
i can afford	2
wrote to davison	2
the new entrance	2
the spanish ships	2
at your and	2
in with a	2
will do all	2
what do you	2
not be in	2
such a friend	2
leave me to	2
me very much	2
your dear letters	2
all goes on	2
on the beach	2
my power to	2
more of this	2
of the town	2
bed with a	2
of our king	2
but the king	2
the right honourable	2
to see him	2
have great pleasure	2
a very excellent	2
in the dark	2
the spanish fleet	2
attentive to us	2
he is as	2
wish of your	2
leagues from the	2
have seen that	2
give you one	2
should have had	2
of the island	2
write to her	2
kiss dear horatia	2
your goodness to	2
a few hours	2
and preserve you	2
the duke a	2
to give him	2
can assure you	2
be my own	2
to have more	2
give me leave	2
not expect it	2
till you hear	2
to pay off	2
sorry to have	2
who i have	2
from the emperor	2
brought me your	2
what you would	2
they give me	2
dear to us	2
is the man	2
the inclosed to	2
he is the	2
to thank you	2
like to have	2
so long in	2
the whole party	2
they might come	2
has got the	2
very kind to	2
bring you back	2
in the frigate	2
charge of the	2
who do not	2
be as much	2
sutton and bedford	2
vessel of any	2
under cover to	2
to the charge	2
will be with	2
i had had	2
going to england	2
in the head	2
the matter with	2
of your good	2
will give me	2
take the opportunity	2
i feel truly	2
a courier from	2
shall always love	2
affection for you	2
from the queen	2
i am going	2
that i think	2
have not been	2
not dine with	2
his compliments to	2
i have answered	2
to pay for	2
and to be	2
am glad the	2
my sweet emma	2
again and again	2
i was with	2
having such a	2
one of your	2
shall get through	2
and which i	2
all the booksellers	2
waiting for the	2
must tell you	2
i leave the	2
much pleased with	2
come and see	2
doubt of your	2
a little in	2
going to take	2
good fortune to	2
and will go	2
not been able	2
have not made	2
he will now	2
at the admiralty	2
night of the	2
yet received your	2
admiral lutwidge is	2
with a supplement	2
i am sending	2
on lord nelson	2
is one of	2
what i feel	2
pounds a month	2
his best respects	2
of the party	2
gulph of lyons	2
i have read	2
his majesty has	2
to me a	2
point of view	2
are the only	2
must take the	2
very much recovered	2
in a few	2
a most excellent	2
i come to	2
out the name	2
the eve of	2
we must take	2
kind to her	2
my own feelings	2
not coming to	2
may be useful	2
love and esteem	2
sent a letter	2
are perfectly recovered	2
of your kind	2
years of age	2
every thing i	2
by my own	2
i will give	2
extent of the	2
them with real	2
a vessel of	2
to the world	2
have killed two	2
set out for	2
do not like	2
they have made	2
i must send	2
be angry with	2
is a fine	2
is arrived safe	2
but nothing shall	2
me when you	2
to know the	2
i must be	2
this i know	2
they have been	2
the old duke	2
devoted and obliged	2
to alexander davison	2
has been in	2
have wrote you	2
could not follow	2
to be in	2
have every reason	2
by the governor	2
your receiving the	2
respects to your	2
account for it	2
make out the	2
shall have a	2
of the kingdom	2
good sport to	2
rejoice to hear	2
do not let	2
not to pay	2
he chooses to	2
think of his	2
on very well	2
your ladyship and	2
affectionate and faithful	2
my ever dearest	2
what is passing	2
get through the	2
when we meet	2
recommended by lord	2
send you some	2
i send the	2
would have made	2
all my soul	2
you do in	2
may have a	2
situation in the	2
your most humble	2
that he was	2
a daughter of	2
good as to	2
has been very	2
put it in	2
he was going	2
a very short	2
for a day	2
is delighted with	2
to have gone	2
be very anxious	2
it is an	2
i approve of	2
out in the	2
did well to	2
i intend to	2
feelings towards you	2
you need not	2
to be done	2
to the poor	2
the next morning	2
to find a	2
shall be on	2
i have left	2
up my mind	2
and all that	2
the last moment	2
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me and mine	2
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what he can	2
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to this island	2
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your affectionate friend	2
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tell you that	2
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of the world	2
god send you	2
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you every success	2
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your kindness to	2
me your truly	2
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day in the	2
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the poor of	2
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enough to pay	2
when i return	2
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to be the	2
that i love	2
desires to be	2
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in the navy	2
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right honourable henry	2
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as he pleases	2
by distinguished characters	2
than any of	2
nelson to sir	2
of the earl	2
day i left	2
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from alexander davison	2
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as you please	2
of the islanders	2
our royal master	2
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so much for	2
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of the bellerophon	2
themselves of leghorn	2
immediate prospect of	2
a large portion	2
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how much i	2
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the most honourable	2
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two thousand pounds	2
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her and his	2
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the whole day	2
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or any where	2
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man i have	2
as i shall	2
for a few	2
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you or i	2
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nelson of the	2
of my own	2
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of the post	2
of naples are	2
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letter to mrs	2
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my old friend	2
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eliza and ann	2
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ball to lady	2
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you i am	2
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nelson to mrs	2
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to write a	2
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letters from alexander	2
all the dispatches	2
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where you are	2
the improvements at	2
my respects to	2
sir richard bickerton	2
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their sicilian majesties	2
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admiral murray will	2
send you every	2
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day or two	2
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a ship is	2
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of the law	2
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of poor mr	2
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of april th	2
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lamberg is still	2
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as you did	2
and faithful friend	2
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marquis de niza	2
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to me and	2
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my dearest friends	2
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my bronte affairs	2
he ought to	2
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of you by	2
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queen of the	2
my dear son	2
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through the summer	2
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me out of	2
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much against my	2
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me or my	2
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or flown away	2
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by all the	2
letter from mr	2
since i left	2
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than i can	2
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the risk of	2
our dear parker	2
of the other	2
up in the	2
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dine with them	2
you was here	2
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set me up	2
him in the	2
her and her	2
to join me	2
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you and horatia	2
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upon you to	2
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you the pension	2
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your own good	2
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eight thousand pounds	2
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and send you	2
for her as	2
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an hundred pounds	2
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your own nelson	2
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what you are	2
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to send mrs	2
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until i know	2
ministers at naples	2
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the other day	2
the fleet in	2
me your letters	2
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in two volumes	2
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honourable henry addington	2
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great pleasure in	2
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for this business	2
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ten thousand pounds	2
as it may	2
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to do mischief	2
my profound respect	2
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on admiral lutwidge	2
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the full extent	2
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as i do	2
writing to you	2
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your last letter	2
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you from the	2
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of any kind	2
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to say how	2
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two days ago	2
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to say that	2
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his duty to	2
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on board ship	2
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more than four	2
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of those who	2
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in the winter	2
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sir william parker	2
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our dear friend	2
from the king	2
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of the ships	2
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letters of yesterday	2
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i can tell	2
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in every point	2
that dear little	2
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