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| quadgram | frequency |
|---|---|
| the queen of scots | 189 |
| the earl of murray | 105 |
| on the th of | 99 |
| mary queen of scots | 71 |
| of the queen of | 70 |
| of the earl of | 70 |
| the queen of england | 69 |
| at the same time | 46 |
| on the other hand | 45 |
| the earl of huntly | 42 |
| the earl of morton | 42 |
| to the earl of | 41 |
| in the midst of | 38 |
| on the part of | 35 |
| the earl of bothwell | 35 |
| in the mean time | 34 |
| one of the most | 34 |
| to the queen of | 34 |
| at the head of | 32 |
| the earl of lennox | 31 |
| the king of france | 31 |
| in the presence of | 30 |
| for the first time | 29 |
| in the hands of | 28 |
| as soon as she | 28 |
| of mary queen of | 27 |
| it would have been | 27 |
| the queen of scotland | 27 |
| the duke of chatelherault | 27 |
| that she could not | 26 |
| that the queen of | 26 |
| of the privy council | 26 |
| in the name of | 25 |
| the earl of kent | 25 |
| that it was not | 25 |
| the earl of shrewsbury | 25 |
| the rest of the | 25 |
| and the earl of | 24 |
| as soon as the | 24 |
| at the time of | 23 |
| that she did not | 23 |
| the murder of darnley | 23 |
| for the sake of | 22 |
| the manner in which | 22 |
| the name of the | 21 |
| at the foot of | 21 |
| by the earl of | 21 |
| the archbishop of st | 20 |
| was one of the | 20 |
| of the duke of | 20 |
| the presence of the | 20 |
| seems to have been | 20 |
| the th of june | 19 |
| that there was no | 19 |
| the earl of arran | 19 |
| in the castle of | 19 |
| the th of february | 19 |
| in so far as | 19 |
| into the hands of | 18 |
| the end of the | 18 |
| the execution of the | 18 |
| with her own hand | 18 |
| the th of april | 18 |
| the castle of edinburgh | 18 |
| the crown of england | 18 |
| the life of the | 18 |
| the archbishop of glasgow | 18 |
| the time of the | 18 |
| archbishop of st andrews | 18 |
| as soon as they | 17 |
| the queen and her | 17 |
| to the crown of | 17 |
| the door of the | 17 |
| my lord of murray | 17 |
| of the name of | 17 |
| earl of murray and | 17 |
| as soon as he | 17 |
| to the english crown | 17 |
| of the house of | 17 |
| that he had been | 17 |
| the person of the | 17 |
| the duke of guise | 17 |
| and there was a | 16 |
| the part of the | 16 |
| queen of scots was | 16 |
| in the course of | 16 |
| the treaty of edinburgh | 16 |
| in the possession of | 16 |
| in the murder of | 16 |
| that he could not | 16 |
| which she had been | 16 |
| as if she had | 15 |
| in the neighbourhood of | 15 |
| on account of the | 15 |
| the death of the | 15 |
| with the earl of | 15 |
| the th of december | 15 |
| the th day of | 15 |
| the earl of mar | 15 |
| the earl of leicester | 15 |
| the th of august | 15 |
| the th of october | 15 |
| she was to be | 15 |
| on the other side | 15 |
| the hands of the | 15 |
| of some of the | 15 |
| the earl of argyle | 15 |
| that the earl of | 15 |
| in front of the | 15 |
| as well as the | 15 |
| the said earl of | 15 |
| to be present at | 14 |
| the cause of the | 14 |
| to the castle of | 14 |
| the duke of norfolk | 14 |
| the palace of holyrood | 14 |
| and that he was | 14 |
| that she should be | 14 |
| that it had been | 14 |
| a day or two | 14 |
| to the archbishop of | 14 |
| of the murder of | 14 |
| and that she was | 14 |
| that she had been | 14 |
| the head of the | 14 |
| from time to time | 14 |
| is not to be | 13 |
| for the queen of | 13 |
| was not to be | 13 |
| that it would be | 13 |
| in which he had | 13 |
| in which she had | 13 |
| not seem to have | 13 |
| for the purpose of | 13 |
| in the way of | 13 |
| life of the queen | 13 |
| at the end of | 13 |
| with the queen of | 13 |
| to be able to | 13 |
| the lords of the | 13 |
| the queen and the | 12 |
| the murder of the | 12 |
| and that it was | 12 |
| that she was a | 12 |
| the laws of england | 12 |
| it is difficult to | 12 |
| the th of may | 12 |
| queen of scots and | 12 |
| in the eyes of | 12 |
| it must have been | 12 |
| the th of september | 12 |
| the king and queen | 12 |
| the earl and countess | 12 |
| that the queen was | 12 |
| my lord of leicester | 12 |
| the bride of dunbar | 12 |
| it was not till | 12 |
| to the laws of | 12 |
| in a state of | 12 |
| to the king of | 12 |
| in the time of | 12 |
| the grace of god | 12 |
| is one of the | 12 |
| in one of the | 12 |
| mort de la royne | 12 |
| during the whole of | 11 |
| in the middle of | 11 |
| death of the queen | 11 |
| the bishop of ross | 11 |
| of murray and his | 11 |
| to the queen and | 11 |
| in the first place | 11 |
| the whole of this | 11 |
| the middle of the | 11 |
| by the grace of | 11 |
| and that she would | 11 |
| he seems to have | 11 |
| that she would not | 11 |
| the sign of the | 11 |
| to one of the | 11 |
| life of mary queen | 11 |
| that he was a | 11 |
| sign of the cross | 11 |
| i would not have | 11 |
| if it had been | 11 |
| of the scottish queen | 11 |
| at the door of | 11 |
| in which she was | 11 |
| the foot of the | 11 |
| of one of the | 11 |
| la mort de la | 11 |
| the earl of bedford | 11 |
| the history of the | 11 |
| in a few days | 11 |
| to have been written | 11 |
| it is to be | 11 |
| would not have been | 11 |
| as if she were | 11 |
| the th of july | 11 |
| be present at the | 11 |
| by the earls of | 10 |
| at york and westminster | 10 |
| the earldom of murray | 10 |
| in respect to the | 10 |
| she could not help | 10 |
| the king of spain | 10 |
| that he was not | 10 |
| in the church of | 10 |
| the time of her | 10 |
| that she had never | 10 |
| was not allowed to | 10 |
| the murder of her | 10 |
| up and down the | 10 |
| as if he had | 10 |
| the most part of | 10 |
| that she was not | 10 |
| with the rest of | 10 |
| as soon as mary | 10 |
| seem to have been | 10 |
| the earls of huntly | 10 |
| the murder of rizzio | 10 |
| nothing to do with | 10 |
| of the queen and | 10 |
| in presence of the | 10 |
| was far from being | 10 |
| that she might have | 10 |
| of the death of | 10 |
| the death of her | 10 |
| would have been a | 9 |
| was at this time | 9 |
| only a few days | 9 |
| to the end of | 9 |
| the circumstances of the | 9 |
| it was in the | 9 |
| that he had not | 9 |
| and that she had | 9 |
| the laws of the | 9 |
| that he would not | 9 |
| that she was to | 9 |
| does not seem to | 9 |
| was a sort of | 9 |
| on the d of | 9 |
| said to have been | 9 |
| the end of her | 9 |
| the church of st | 9 |
| of loch leven castle | 9 |
| in consequence of the | 9 |
| the castle of dunbar | 9 |
| the death of francis | 9 |
| by the name of | 9 |
| of the lords of | 9 |
| but it was not | 9 |
| the th of november | 9 |
| in favor of the | 9 |
| against the life of | 9 |
| at the french court | 9 |
| the earls of argyle | 9 |
| as if it had | 9 |
| the privy council of | 9 |
| on the occasion of | 9 |
| that they should be | 9 |
| the spirit of the | 9 |
| of sir amyas paulet | 9 |
| on the one hand | 9 |
| about the same time | 9 |
| a great deal of | 9 |
| for the good of | 9 |
| the greater part of | 9 |
| person of the queen | 9 |
| the course of the | 9 |
| the cardinal of lorraine | 9 |
| the book of articles | 9 |
| one of the executioners | 9 |
| the service of the | 9 |
| on the evening of | 9 |
| that it should be | 9 |
| her return to scotland | 9 |
| the queen would not | 9 |
| the th of march | 9 |
| to the duke of | 9 |
| so please your majesty | 9 |
| that she might be | 9 |
| it might have been | 9 |
| appears to have been | 9 |
| that i have not | 9 |
| the eyes of the | 9 |
| said earl of murray | 9 |
| for the most part | 9 |
| tell him that i | 8 |
| in his power to | 8 |
| had by this time | 8 |
| of the king of | 8 |
| that i have never | 8 |
| the keys of the | 8 |
| a letter to the | 8 |
| i doubt me whether | 8 |
| to do with the | 8 |
| in the person of | 8 |
| and the rest of | 8 |
| she was about to | 8 |
| for the execution of | 8 |
| that she had no | 8 |
| the possession of the | 8 |
| one of her women | 8 |
| of the state of | 8 |
| that the queen would | 8 |
| to have been the | 8 |
| that as soon as | 8 |
| with the exception of | 8 |
| she said that she | 8 |
| this it was answered | 8 |
| to have been a | 8 |
| that he might be | 8 |
| head of the church | 8 |
| to this it was | 8 |
| and at the same | 8 |
| be supposed to have | 8 |
| that there was a | 8 |
| it is not to | 8 |
| a cup of wine | 8 |
| the top of the | 8 |
| to the presence of | 8 |
| the face of the | 8 |
| the people of scotland | 8 |
| the government of scotland | 8 |
| the discharge of my | 8 |
| the protection of the | 8 |
| king and queen of | 8 |
| had been given to | 8 |
| to the english throne | 8 |
| if he had been | 8 |
| as the earl of | 8 |
| and the other lords | 8 |
| they would have been | 8 |
| there can be no | 8 |
| towards the end of | 8 |
| that he had no | 8 |
| lords of the congregation | 8 |
| randolph to cecil from | 8 |
| on the same day | 8 |
| that she had not | 8 |
| who was at the | 8 |
| the evening of the | 8 |
| by the queen of | 8 |
| the leaders of the | 8 |
| which he had been | 8 |
| that she would have | 8 |
| and as soon as | 8 |
| in the palace of | 8 |
| there is no need | 8 |
| could not bear to | 8 |
| it is said that | 8 |
| the great hall of | 8 |
| under the protection of | 8 |
| in direct opposition to | 8 |
| is said to have | 8 |
| earl of shrewsbury and | 8 |
| murder of her husband | 8 |
| he was able to | 8 |
| it was on the | 8 |
| of the lord james | 8 |
| in spite of the | 8 |
| for the last time | 8 |
| i know not what | 8 |
| of the realm of | 8 |
| to the number of | 8 |
| the suite of the | 7 |
| lords ruthven and lindsay | 7 |
| of those who were | 7 |
| presence of the queen | 7 |
| that it is not | 7 |
| she had not been | 7 |
| on the death of | 7 |
| on her return to | 7 |
| there had been a | 7 |
| had been prepared for | 7 |
| to the throne of | 7 |
| that she was in | 7 |
| of the catholic church | 7 |
| so far as the | 7 |
| as i have already | 7 |
| of the captive queen | 7 |
| in opposition to the | 7 |
| as long as she | 7 |
| out of the way | 7 |
| the names of the | 7 |
| god save the queen | 7 |
| and that he would | 7 |
| she would not have | 7 |
| in which it was | 7 |
| the realm of scotland | 7 |
| for a long time | 7 |
| me at my death | 7 |
| upon the th day | 7 |
| to speak with her | 7 |
| of the queen regent | 7 |
| as the queen was | 7 |
| that she was the | 7 |
| as soon as it | 7 |
| to return to scotland | 7 |
| one or two of | 7 |
| the cause of his | 7 |
| a few days before | 7 |
| the head of an | 7 |
| the rest of her | 7 |
| at the sight of | 7 |
| the form of the | 7 |
| she could not have | 7 |
| queen of scots had | 7 |
| of murray and the | 7 |
| was the only one | 7 |
| was by no means | 7 |
| but the earl of | 7 |
| in the history of | 7 |
| with a loud voice | 7 |
| soon as they were | 7 |
| that so far from | 7 |
| not by any means | 7 |
| was not till the | 7 |
| into which she had | 7 |
| on the present occasion | 7 |
| there was something in | 7 |
| to take up arms | 7 |
| the th of january | 7 |
| her that she was | 7 |
| execution of the sentence | 7 |
| which i have been | 7 |
| as one of the | 7 |
| on the subject of | 7 |
| said that she was | 7 |
| it may be that | 7 |
| by the advice of | 7 |
| by some of the | 7 |
| was a good deal | 7 |
| was to take place | 7 |
| the said queen of | 7 |
| the queen and bothwell | 7 |
| put an end to | 7 |
| reason to believe that | 7 |
| she had so long | 7 |
| the more especially as | 7 |
| it is true that | 7 |
| but she was not | 7 |
| the arms of the | 7 |
| the bottom of the | 7 |
| as far as possible | 7 |
| but he was not | 7 |
| soon as she was | 7 |
| do not wish to | 7 |
| if she had been | 7 |
| she was obliged to | 7 |
| the whole of the | 7 |
| in the great hall | 7 |
| of the catholic religion | 7 |
| a letter from the | 7 |
| as a matter of | 7 |
| of scots and her | 7 |
| discharge of my conscience | 7 |
| the morning of the | 7 |
| the house of guise | 7 |
| there would have been | 7 |
| of her privy council | 7 |
| would that i could | 7 |
| at the bottom of | 7 |
| queen of scots to | 7 |
| the year of god | 7 |
| that he did not | 7 |
| i will not have | 7 |
| of shrewsbury and the | 7 |
| in the words of | 7 |
| head of an army | 7 |
| the castle of loch | 7 |
| is not at all | 7 |
| with the view of | 7 |
| that he should be | 7 |
| a share in the | 7 |
| i am a queen | 7 |
| so far as to | 7 |
| it had not been | 7 |
| the crown of scotland | 7 |
| great hall of the | 7 |
| he was to be | 7 |
| of those who have | 7 |
| to have recourse to | 7 |
| with some of the | 7 |
| shrewsbury and the earl | 7 |
| one of the commissioners | 7 |
| but as soon as | 7 |
| that she was so | 7 |
| supposed to have been | 7 |
| that she would be | 7 |
| did not wish to | 7 |
| she was in the | 7 |
| was a man of | 7 |
| in their power to | 7 |
| a part of the | 6 |
| lord of murray and | 6 |
| to shed my blood | 6 |
| the only one who | 6 |
| it seemed to her | 6 |
| year of his age | 6 |
| i do not wish | 6 |
| the said earl bothwell | 6 |
| on the st of | 6 |
| have nothing to do | 6 |
| an hour or two | 6 |
| for the honour of | 6 |
| that he should have | 6 |
| to the charge of | 6 |
| the same to be | 6 |
| in favour of the | 6 |
| on each side of | 6 |
| would have been the | 6 |
| the father and son | 6 |
| was a woman of | 6 |
| the king and the | 6 |
| that they might be | 6 |
| of england and scotland | 6 |
| she did not know | 6 |
| my lord of kent | 6 |
| for the preservation of | 6 |
| and there is no | 6 |
| the midst of the | 6 |
| the prince of parma | 6 |
| seemed to have been | 6 |
| from the th of | 6 |
| i do not know | 6 |
| of the dead queen | 6 |
| that her majesty had | 6 |
| it was necessary for | 6 |
| in the month of | 6 |
| that it was a | 6 |
| there was a little | 6 |
| it is impossible to | 6 |
| to be given to | 6 |
| the cruelty of the | 6 |
| it was not the | 6 |
| on the very day | 6 |
| books of sir amyas | 6 |
| when he found that | 6 |
| for the earl of | 6 |
| he could not have | 6 |
| share in the murder | 6 |
| a year or two | 6 |
| that he was to | 6 |
| some way or other | 6 |
| murder of the king | 6 |
| in the government of | 6 |
| day or two before | 6 |
| the occasion of the | 6 |
| of the scottish nobility | 6 |
| on his way to | 6 |
| on the one side | 6 |
| in the record office | 6 |
| conferences at york and | 6 |
| letter books of sir | 6 |
| the name of this | 6 |
| the heart of the | 6 |
| it had been a | 6 |
| for the discharge of | 6 |
| the advice of her | 6 |
| so as to be | 6 |
| succession to the english | 6 |
| to return to the | 6 |
| a great number of | 6 |
| was supposed to be | 6 |
| an end of all | 6 |
| her maids of honour | 6 |
| with regard to the | 6 |
| to her of the | 6 |
| end of the year | 6 |
| in her power to | 6 |
| of the earls of | 6 |
| the account of the | 6 |
| they told her that | 6 |
| the murderer of darnley | 6 |
| him that i have | 6 |
| to one of her | 6 |
| of succession to the | 6 |
| with all my heart | 6 |
| of france and scotland | 6 |
| that it was in | 6 |
| he answered that he | 6 |
| the gate of the | 6 |
| of sir james balfour | 6 |
| that she might not | 6 |
| early in the morning | 6 |
| it was necessary to | 6 |
| so long as the | 6 |
| the lords ruthven and | 6 |
| which she had so | 6 |
| between mary and darnley | 6 |
| and on the th | 6 |
| the arms of england | 6 |
| by the laws of | 6 |
| it is certain that | 6 |
| with a degree of | 6 |
| the midst of a | 6 |
| queen of scots should | 6 |
| on the side of | 6 |
| in some way or | 6 |
| ought to have been | 6 |
| the dean of peterborough | 6 |
| it was not long | 6 |
| would be glad to | 6 |
| under the influence of | 6 |
| the command of the | 6 |
| i am ready to | 6 |
| that if she would | 6 |
| death of her husband | 6 |
| the story of the | 6 |
| the daughter of a | 6 |
| in the form of | 6 |
| the midst of them | 6 |
| the warrant of execution | 6 |
| the conclusion of the | 6 |
| on the way to | 6 |
| from the earl of | 6 |
| between the queen and | 6 |
| the object of his | 6 |
| it would not be | 6 |
| the countess of lennox | 6 |
| at the instigation of | 6 |
| he was allowed to | 6 |
| in the end of | 6 |
| but it is not | 6 |
| the th of the | 6 |
| can be no doubt | 6 |
| it would be to | 6 |
| the deed was done | 6 |
| at the mercy of | 6 |
| occasion to be offended | 6 |
| the master of gray | 6 |
| the house of hamilton | 6 |
| a person of the | 6 |
| at the expense of | 6 |
| the word of a | 6 |
| the presence of her | 6 |
| she would have been | 6 |
| the conferences at york | 6 |
| the clerk of the | 6 |
| of the said earl | 6 |
| the earl of athol | 6 |
| the earl and his | 6 |
| at the close of | 6 |
| with his own hand | 6 |
| to the french ambassador | 6 |
| and on the other | 6 |
| of many of the | 6 |
| at the hour of | 6 |
| with all her heart | 6 |
| was on the th | 6 |
| soon as she had | 6 |
| the lady jane gordon | 6 |
| the destruction of the | 6 |
| in the sixteenth century | 6 |
| clerk of the council | 6 |
| of the castle of | 6 |
| the light of day | 6 |
| in point of fact | 6 |
| was not one of | 6 |
| to submit to the | 6 |
| he would have been | 6 |
| it was impossible to | 6 |
| not been able to | 6 |
| a copy of the | 6 |
| of which she was | 6 |
| that he was the | 6 |
| the court of france | 6 |
| they were in the | 6 |
| till the next day | 6 |
| the th of this | 6 |
| death of francis ii | 6 |
| manner in which she | 6 |
| till the th of | 6 |
| the gates of the | 6 |
| person of the name | 6 |
| quarter of an hour | 6 |
| the title of king | 6 |
| of the palace of | 6 |
| a copy of a | 6 |
| the realm of england | 6 |
| it does not appear | 6 |
| the earl of angus | 6 |
| that he was in | 6 |
| three or four times | 6 |
| into the presence of | 6 |
| it would not have | 6 |
| it ought to be | 6 |
| and tell him that | 6 |
| him and the queen | 6 |
| the said noble prince | 6 |
| who was one of | 6 |
| on the morning of | 6 |
| would have been more | 6 |
| the earl of argyll | 6 |
| i beg you to | 6 |
| and dowager of france | 6 |
| in word and deed | 6 |
| queen of scotland was | 6 |
| if she did not | 6 |
| she would never have | 6 |
| to be written by | 6 |
| of the said murder | 6 |
| the beads and bracelets | 6 |
| she was not a | 6 |
| into the arms of | 6 |
| the countess of argyle | 6 |
| to her as a | 6 |
| of the most powerful | 6 |
| and sir drue drury | 6 |
| the governor of the | 6 |
| most part of the | 6 |
| it is not the | 6 |
| of a share in | 5 |
| the confessions and depositions | 5 |
| and one or two | 5 |
| of her own subjects | 5 |
| the jurisdiction of the | 5 |
| that there is a | 5 |
| to the protection of | 5 |
| the earls of murray | 5 |
| just in time to | 5 |
| the young king of | 5 |
| to come and see | 5 |
| the palace of the | 5 |
| at the age of | 5 |
| the authority of the | 5 |
| which had been given | 5 |
| and that she might | 5 |
| she could not but | 5 |
| that he might not | 5 |
| and in the end | 5 |
| if it were not | 5 |
| of the marriage of | 5 |
| to the house of | 5 |
| i have been brought | 5 |
| of my lord of | 5 |
| to be sent to | 5 |
| of the family of | 5 |
| of her own hand | 5 |
| part of the lords | 5 |
| and to show that | 5 |
| between england and scotland | 5 |
| in the absence of | 5 |
| had a right to | 5 |
| was something in the | 5 |
| the said earl and | 5 |
| she was willing to | 5 |
| printed for constable co | 5 |
| i am cousin to | 5 |
| to proceed to the | 5 |
| in her own kingdom | 5 |
| true woman to my | 5 |
| in the following terms | 5 |
| my lord and my | 5 |
| on her way to | 5 |
| out of reach of | 5 |
| the absence of the | 5 |
| whom she had so | 5 |
| to her majesty to | 5 |
| of the manner of | 5 |
| which had been prepared | 5 |
| a quarter of an | 5 |
| in the second place | 5 |
| the queen dowager of | 5 |
| in the shape of | 5 |
| the trial of the | 5 |
| he was going to | 5 |
| to be found in | 5 |
| in the very heart | 5 |
| the very heart of | 5 |
| that if he could | 5 |
| he could not but | 5 |
| in spite of all | 5 |
| little delay as possible | 5 |
| the imprisonment of the | 5 |
| after the death of | 5 |
| of the roman catholic | 5 |
| at the very time | 5 |
| and i am not | 5 |
| with the affairs of | 5 |
| with the queen and | 5 |
| to consent to a | 5 |
| for her own sake | 5 |
| but he could not | 5 |
| and with this view | 5 |
| that they could not | 5 |
| circumstances of the case | 5 |
| i am right glad | 5 |
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