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
said the old woman	29
said the old man	25
illustrated in colours by	11
the edge of the	8
the foot of the	8
out of the window	8
the end of the	6
said the red policeman	6
that he had been	6
the head of the	6
at the foot of	6
the charles darlington post	6
the old man went	6
the side of the	6
as if to say	5
and butter with jam	5
up and down the	5
with jam on it	5
the matter with me	5
bread and butter with	5
butter is cheap to	5
the little old lady	5
the old man was	5
butter with jam on	5
at the end of	5
looked out of the	5
of the charles darlington	5
you are a very	5
she thought of the	5
the captain and cyrus	4
if it had been	4
as if he had	4
are you laughing at	4
in front of the	4
the old man said	4
but the red policeman	4
they had run about	4
and the old man	4
that he could not	4
if they had been	4
in the midst of	4
but she did not	4
in the corner of	4
but it was a	4
as if they had	4
the first time in	4
in his pocket and	4
go ter the poorhouse	4
at the side of	4
he shook his head	4
side of the bed	4
he looked at her	4
right across the street	4
when they had run	4
foot of the stairs	4
away from me and	3
every now and again	3
that it was a	3
of the slow news	3
alfred price fell in	3
should step in but	3
he sat down in	3
rather be him than	3
love with miss letty	3
when alfred price fell	3
was a little silence	3
very foolish old woman	3
fell in love with	3
he pulled out a	3
there was a little	3
the light of the	3
of a sudden he	3
of all the years	3
she took the bag	3
as it had been	3
price fell in love	3
it was as if	3
guessed and guessed and	3
the old man and	3
began to strut about	3
for a few moments	3
i stared at him	3
from time to time	3
i want to see	3
left of the charles	3
please measure me for	3
that she had not	3
the bread and butter	3
as if he were	3
the place where he	3
that he wished to	3
what folks would say	3
to the front door	3
all the rest of	3
while the old woman	3
order that he might	3
step in but the	3
one of the sisters	3
she said to herself	3
in the centre of	3
his arm around her	3
sat down on the	3
so far as to	3
to the point of	3
apples off a tree	3
at the thought that	3
whatever are you laughing	3
red policeman ran after	3
a passel of meddlers	3
the two old men	3
said miss katherine to	3
held out his hand	3
had been given to	3
that she could not	3
were afraid of gussie	3
in a little while	3
took the bag down	3
the man who had	3
old man said chuck	3
a good deal of	3
that it was not	3
into the house and	3
as he did so	3
the old man began	3
the old woman began	3
the red policeman ran	3
when the old man	3
in love with miss	3
went out into the	3
turned away from me	3
come to think of	3
three hundred and sixty	3
with the manner of	3
i was going to	3
for the first time	3
her hand on his	3
but there was no	3
are apt to be	3
the pieces on the	3
it would be a	3
in but the red	3
old woman began to	3
of the shoreville herald	3
in the way of	3
out of the door	3
measure me for a	3
hand on his arm	3
cyrus were afraid of	3
who should step in	3
knocking apples off a	3
pieces on the fire	3
to the end of	3
he said to himself	3
and cyrus were afraid	3
the american horticultural society	3
with miss letty morris	3
i put my arm	3
in his pocket for	3
are a very foolish	3
the manner of one	3
at the edge of	3
when he had found	3
to think of it	3
the little old wife	3
there was nothing in	3
want to go back	3
burnt the pieces on	3
policeman ran after him	3
go to the poorhouse	3
the old woman was	3
thought of the slow	3
put my arm around	3
out of his pocket	3
place where he had	3
sat down in the	3
and he began to	3
i think i will	3
captain and cyrus were	3
and guessed and guessed	3
in order that he	3
the centre of the	3
that the captain had	3
a very foolish old	3
the corner of the	3
old man began to	3
have been here thirty	2
must be confessed that	2
she hinted that he	2
for the next day	2
sewed up the hole	2
it seems to me	2
take for a mate	2
shaking hands on the	2
i am truly sorry	2
his hoard lies right	2
all of those who	2
looked at the illustrations	2
out into the hall	2
the spring and summer	2
his name in the	2
of some kindred spirit	2
toe of her slipper	2
the body of the	2
talk to her about	2
there were times when	2
captain told my friend	2
new york and london	2
glass out of the	2
surface of the bay	2
policeman looked very hard	2
is unusual strength in	2
listen to that harmonicon	2
do you think he	2
old woman came downstairs	2
my arm around her	2
going back to the	2
him that it was	2
his face with his	2
she did not answer	2
covered his face with	2
the home that she	2
captain amended to captain	2
glanced at one another	2
smoke coming out of	2
keep the moths away	2
the captain read so	2
flags of the post	2
i should be very	2
miss katherine was not	2
and the bread and	2
pipe in his pocket	2
hitting against a stone	2
bobbed backward and forward	2
of amusement in his	2
felt as if she	2
of them were still	2
and turned toward the	2
had to take the	2
fer ten cents a	2
no way i could	2
has done for me	2
she lifted her face	2
jabez trent with the	2
so it was that	2
it is true that	2
the old woman came	2
in colours by j	2
uncover any evidence that	2
my friend that he	2
in hitting against a	2
wanted his treasure to	2
colours by honor c	2
and the hen came	2
it must be confessed	2
very hard at the	2
at the head of	2
to spend the day	2
miss katherine was quite	2
you must come back	2
hen came to him	2
have never been recovered	2
it was a statue	2
any of the sisters	2
to the colonial office	2
ones the captain read	2
the late captain was	2
she came to a	2
the old man saw	2
in at the window	2
away from old chester	2
a clew to the	2
get out of the	2
you got in that	2
know all about captain	2
have to go when	2
down on the table	2
no drought in the	2
to the edge of	2
his sense of shame	2
speak a good word	2
back from the table	2
ef i only had	2
were there to see	2
he was too old	2
about five miles the	2
with the hum by	2
had run about ten	2
captain shannon should be	2
could keep up with	2
by and by he	2
old letters and new	2
i be a baby	2
that she was really	2
treasure to fall into	2
as long as he	2
got to do something	2
say if she could	2
i want to go	2
maybe he was too	2
there was no way	2
david swing on his	2
bottle of jockey club	2
hoard lies right along	2
until of a sudden	2
and when he had	2
we were going to	2
how can we tell	2
looked very hard at	2
she was afraid of	2
by means of a	2
as abe would have	2
that the house was	2
apt to be foolish	2
door and opened it	2
of the faithful band	2
may be too late	2
no one seemed to	2
he had come to	2
want to go home	2
he realized that he	2
in colours by honor	2
pocket for the key	2
had heard of such	2
ribbon painted in gold	2
broken glass out of	2
told my friend that	2
that he had not	2
from among the group	2
of the bed and	2
a week from ter	2
than being a policeman	2
all the way deown	2
that there was something	2
what would blossy say	2
last of the pioneers	2
worse mess every time	2
opinion that some of	2
followed her into the	2
where he had been	2
long as he could	2
too cute for that	2
if you went back	2
research did not uncover	2
captain shannon must have	2
any evidence that the	2
then he pulled out	2
on this publication was	2
by the time he	2
on the subject of	2
he thought he had	2
into the depths of	2
the return of the	2
the hum by marriage	2
as sensible a man	2
the promise of an	2
asked the red policeman	2
miss katherine did not	2
think that the late	2
for she had been	2
the flags of the	2
such a man as	2
still want to go	2
the dumpy books for	2
it was well that	2
run about ten miles	2
one to the other	2
it would be very	2
as he seemed to	2
head of the board	2
turned to face me	2
he turned his head	2
dress and white apron	2
ter bleak hill fer	2
was not in the	2
the street from the	2
into the hall and	2
in spite of his	2
she was really there	2
entrance into the home	2
captain read so much	2
what mattered if the	2
brought the butter to	2
she asked him to	2
way i could comfort	2
he was growing childish	2
the captain told my	2
for him and he	2
the red policeman had	2
it seemed to him	2
this is what i	2
one hand against the	2
into the room to	2
what shall i do	2
a most interesting and	2
the foresightedness of the	2
man as captain shannon	2
train came and went	2
few minutes to get	2
the remainder of the	2
i could feel rising	2
in such good spirits	2
one who would say	2
a green coat and	2
some of his hoard	2
of the fact that	2
to fall into the	2
she was a very	2
took the bag with	2
there was no answer	2
strength in every feature	2
red roses onto it	2
comfortable in the old	2
unusual strength in every	2
the sound of the	2
often put a book	2
miss katherine became convinced	2
miss katherine to her	2
perceived that it was	2
do with the bag	2
put her hand on	2
in the same breath	2
foresightedness of the lord	2
that he did not	2
and i could see	2
then the old man	2
wonder if she had	2
when she reached the	2
and sewed up the	2
but fortunately we found	2
should he never return	2
a worse mess every	2
when i was a	2
strongly miss katherine became	2
could see that he	2
he seemed to elicit	2
but what was this	2
my opinion that some	2
the flowers as if	2
she turned to face	2
is much better than	2
about in his new	2
medal by the american	2
of bread and butter	2
could not deny that	2
are you really glad	2
the end of his	2
to elicit just what	2
mean ter tell me	2
but she could not	2
was gone and her	2
shake of his head	2
first time in the	2
we have a surprise	2
go and see her	2
and she shook the	2
gwine ter have a	2
when it was over	2
swing on his crutches	2
in this here place	2
person at the door	2
hen in a field	2
the old man got	2
on the threshold of	2
old man and his	2
a roll of butter	2
of course there was	2
he glanced at the	2
hand crept into mine	2
for the return of	2
was knocking apples off	2
old woman was knocking	2
up out of the	2
found the portrait in	2
his hand over his	2
away from blossy and	2
hands of some kindred	2
and smiled up at	2
fer many a year	2
i have brought you	2
the portrait in a	2
got in that bag	2
how old are you	2
that the late captain	2
he said to the	2
him pounding up the	2
fifteen dollars a share	2
out of the house	2
there would have been	2
her into the parlor	2
the possession of the	2
in one of his	2
of the post hall	2
had made up his	2
see about getting a	2
coat and yellow trousers	2
the person at the	2
he stepped into the	2
twinkle of amusement in	2
which said as plainly	2
went so far as	2
strut about in his	2
along this shore and	2
put his pipe in	2
the broken glass out	2
stepped out of the	2
was not at all	2
the threshold of the	2
back to the bag	2
and up the stairs	2
yellow coat and green	2
to the side of	2
a surprise for you	2
that they were to	2
frightful tale of the	2
into the market to	2
was saying to herself	2
which the sisters had	2
living in the past	2
and as he had	2
the day of his	2
news after slaughtering battles	2
himself that she was	2
as plainly as words	2
over the ice to	2
in a worse mess	2
member of the household	2
the very next morning	2
katherine to her brother	2
adjust to the times	2
as if it would	2
old man opened the	2
connected with the hum	2
ten miles he caught	2
the center of the	2
portrait in a closet	2
it would never do	2
said as plainly as	2
rapped on the table	2
would have passed on	2
flung open the door	2
back to the place	2
think it would be	2
you must lie down	2
lewis and martha farwell	2
cat and her kitten	2
and crossed the room	2
that duane had given	2
as if i was	2
went into the house	2
the red policeman took	2
the skirt of his	2
it was hard to	2
woman was knocking apples	2
elicit just what he	2
when she got home	2
think i will go	2
to be a good	2
she felt as if	2
he found himself unexpectedly	2
she had been reading	2
he used to wear	2
sixpence and the bread	2
of his hoard lies	2
it had been a	2
they one and all	2
he did not have	2
with me to prison	2
friend that he used	2
your time of life	2
from the table and	2
his pipe in his	2
the right side of	2
now you know all	2
seemed to elicit just	2
you know all about	2
ever i ketch yew	2
this shore and not	2
made up his mind	2
over the fact that	2
the butter to market	2
said the person at	2
the house or garden	2
look under the bed	2
closed the door and	2
and she thought of	2
she was not at	2
for he often put	2
if he had been	2
that we were going	2
have you got in	2
the glory of the	2
there is unusual strength	2
to the window and	2
slow news after slaughtering	2
the old man opened	2
to hoist himself up	2
half a century ago	2
with an air of	2
and looked at the	2
evidence that the u	2
with the promise of	2
feel in such good	2
the whereabouts of the	2
it was a long	2
manner of one who	2
got up and dressed	2
that captain shannon had	2
as weak as water	2
so readily consented to	2
book in his pocket	2
miss katherine and mr	2
got up out of	2
got all the strength	2
the red roses onto	2
the name of the	2
on with the same	2
she could feel the	2
up to the front	2
for me in the	2
head of the corner	2
she had heard of	2
was in a most	2
face with his hands	2
had run about five	2
green coat and yellow	2
the last of the	2
him over his spectacles	2
out of his chair	2
the way to the	2
centre of the cellar	2
name in the paper	2
leaned back in the	2
blossy say if she	2
across the street from	2
his hand to his	2
that he might be	2
he had been awarded	2
after she had finished	2
and held out his	2
over ter bleak hill	2
interested in hidden treasures	2
on the table and	2
you think that the	2
miss katherine looked at	2
what do you say	2
and then there was	2
as you ever saw	2
if he had not	2
in his new clothes	2
a book in his	2
too much sense to	2
of the black cat	2
would be able to	2
out of the chair	2
man went for a	2
errors have been corrected	2
what to say to	2
a man as captain	2
pounding up the street	2
readily consented to miss	2
he did not care	2
in his chair and	2
as fast as she	2
at least not until	2
the back of the	2
with the intention of	2
of his pocket and	2
the bag with him	2
one of the pioneers	2
this etext was produced	2
we were going home	2
to know if he	2
a little while the	2
go back this year	2
that he would try	2
and was in a	2
just what we want	2
folks have told me	2
to the spaceport and	2
a few minutes to	2
the turn of the	2
that some of his	2
she turned to him	2
under her arm and	2
said the old lady	2
turn of the tide	2
right along this shore	2
copyright on this publication	2
think i be a	2
fortunately we found it	2
was too old for	2
a devil of a	2
had been awarded a	2
his pocket for the	2
was nothing in it	2
she did not look	2
a curious mixture of	2
it seemed as if	2
i could see the	2
with a burst of	2
his mind to catch	2
however strongly miss katherine	2
extensive research did not	2
duane had given me	2
it was only a	2
the captain had been	2
on the first colonizing	2
the slow news after	2
keep an eye on	2
a villain like that	2
such a dreadful thing	2
tale of the black	2
and see her to	2
is very probable that	2
me in the morning	2
of the desk and	2
he had found his	2
then she turned to	2
a glance at the	2
lies right along this	2
had a villain like	2
abe found himself alone	2
his entrance into the	2
could not lift her	2
must come back with	2
about ten miles he	2
it is very probable	2
think of such a	2
while angy and abe	2
could not refrain from	2
up his mind to	2
for the third time	2
old man went for	2
in the days when	2
little while the old	2
were going to be	2
opened it with great	2
told him that it	2
which had been brought	2
he demanded of the	2
once in a while	2
and all the other	2
of those who came	2
at him over his	2
just what he desired	2
not uncover any evidence	2
he took hold of	2
gingham dress and white	2
ter go ter the	2
as well as she	2
the toe of her	2
you say it is	2
to her about it	2
the weather is fine	2
have a surprise for	2
and some of the	2
his treasure to fall	2
he leaned back in	2
to keep an eye	2
this is much better	2
and the red policeman	2
coming out of the	2
to make a mistake	2
just wait and see	2
as i can remember	2
with the red roses	2
sensible a man as	2
to the foot of	2
abe turned his head	2
he wished to be	2
he began to strut	2
in a low tone	2
i looked down at	2
what have you got	2
the sound of a	2
to the door and	2
into the hands of	2
have been a very	2
sat down in his	2
did not uncover any	2
back into the room	2
much better than being	2
down in the corner	2
this publication was renewed	2
run about five miles	2
of one of the	2
can we tell them	2
into the street and	2
to open the door	2
dumpy books for children	2
he often put a	2
fast as she could	2
go back to the	2
only a few minutes	2
it with great care	2
the depths of the	2
that he would be	2
could see the tears	2
she turned away from	2
the roll of butter	2
out into the street	2
blue ribbon painted in	2
piece of bread and	2
i am convinced that	2
better than being a	2
he felt as if	2
she was able to	2
of the house and	2
into one of the	2
he wanted his treasure	2
shall i do with	2
at your time of	2
that there was no	2
he must have had	2
do no more than	2
members of the crew	2
i do with the	2
would blossy say if	2
of the chair and	2
by the american horticultural	2
all about captain kidd	2
etext was produced from	2
pass in no time	2
to him and angy	2
villain like that silver	2
for the love of	2
dew yew know what	2
from its nail and	2
i could comfort her	2
that she was not	2
put a book in	2
looked up at him	2
on the edge of	2
smiled at each other	2
anything i can do	2
the house in order	2
the corner of her	2
within reach of his	2
know what to say	2
she smiled at me	2
remainder of the winter	2
into the military step	2
hole in the corner	2
that the old man	2
five miles the old	2
the little wife had	2
the hands of some	2
on the verge of	2
she had not been	2
the sixpence and the	2
to strut about in	2
ever had a villain	2
arm around her shoulder	2
out of the question	2
and give him a	2
ten cents a week	2
hastened down the steps	2
old man went out	2
as if it had	2
when miss katherine had	2
a hen in a	2
the hen came to	2
look on his face	2
such a good daughter	2
she had lived tommy	2
that he was no	2
was no way i	2
glad to see him	2
could not go to	2
led the way down	2
come back with me	2
of such a dreadful	2
coat and green trousers	2
man and his wife	2
bleak hill fer a	2
was as if he	2
his hand on the	2
that he used to	2
he felt too weak	2
the brother and sister	2
the first colonizing ship	2
full view of the	2
she it was who	2
the ones the captain	2
with the aid of	2
to the old man	2
and looked at it	2
ef ever i ketch	2
to know what to	2
woman has done for	2
as if it were	2
looking up at the	2
went for a walk	2
i worry so about	2
used to wear it	2
it was to say	2
fall into the hands	2
heard of such substantials	2
he was trying to	2
room at the end	2
of the window and	2
git a new silk	2
she smiled at him	2
as if he would	2
been lost at sea	2