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quadgram	frequency
with an introduction by	14
the augustan reprint society	9
the blood of the	8
you washed in the	8
in the blood of	8
blood of the lamb	8
are you washed in	8
of the same nature	8
washed in the blood	8
of the golden age	8
if i were a	7
wings of the morning	7
the nature of the	7
the wings of the	7
old hawk and buckle	7
the action of a	6
in their own nature	6
this hot summer weather	6
the beginning of the	5
to this kind of	5
to the genius of	5
give me leave to	5
of old hawk and	5
this kind of poetry	5
men have come again	5
booth enters into heaven	5
general william booth enters	5
the genius of the	5
am the one who	5
from theocritus and virgil	5
william booth enters into	5
those thoughts which are	5
general editors richard c	5
essays on the stage	4
clear waters where once	4
this is the price	4
epick poetry and tragedy	4
of the human mind	4
into the true nature	4
in his second book	4
it ought to be	4
on the road to	4
will ask them all	4
is in it self	4
from wall to wall	4
to the golden age	4
a bold young man	4
the publications are issued	4
the eternal asker of	4
and as it were	4
we have built a	4
in his epistle to	4
we go our ways	4
by reason of the	4
eternal asker of answers	4
price i pay for	4
never can it be	4
where once i died	4
be the subject of	4
the clear waters where	4
in a cloud of	4
any kind of poetry	4
i pay for the	4
baloo loo for jenny	4
of theocritus and virgil	4
for the most part	4
where have you been	4
the road to nowhere	4
the end of the	4
his high bright window	4
of poetry in general	4
into the nature of	4
do you love me	4
is the price i	4
from his high bright	4
the ornaments of poetry	4
i were a young	4
were a young man	4
at the end of	4
the true nature of	4
it is to be	4
waters where once i	4
action of a shepherd	4
the vales of har	4
at the beginning of	4
the price i pay	4
in the preface to	4
a full enquiry into	3
who are playing to	3
are proper for pastoral	3
the present state of	3
the eagle that is	3
the city of towers	3
and there was one	3
three or four hundred	3
it was long ago	3
from the nature of	3
a net to snare	3
are of opinion that	3
that will not sing	3
nature of the human	3
michigan edward niles hooker	3
i close my eyes	3
discourse on the pastoral	3
tree of laughing bells	3
a young man with	3
wizard in the street	3
crashings of a sea	3
will be able to	3
the east that will	3
an introduction by earl	3
in honor of the	3
tollings of a bell	3
genius of a shepherd	3
same is to be	3
the garden of love	3
man with my bones	3
rules for writing pastorals	3
but give me leave	3
a song to the	3
walls grow luminous and	3
evening bright with stars	3
of michigan edward niles	3
the tree of laughing	3
so sweet a variety	3
his mind with a	3
from time to time	3
the walls grow luminous	3
this is a song	3
some are of opinion	3
the ghost of a	3
the wizard in the	3
his second book de	3
cry from the thicket	3
of the east that	3
as often as he	3
the drunkards in the	3
or four hundred lines	3
the jests of the	3
of the simplicity of	3
columbia university arthur friedman	3
the nature of pastoral	3
true nature of pastoral	3
the last of these	3
the natural or probable	3
of a great and	3
first there came two	3
an introduction by j	3
the mind of the	3
the same is to	3
eagle that is forgotten	3
university of chicago samuel	3
is of the same	3
introduction by earl wasserman	3
as is evident from	3
the sublime and the	3
on one side there	3
of the augustan reprint	3
full enquiry into the	3
other kinds of poetry	3
walls tremble and glow	3
bird of the east	3
the walls tremble and	3
calm evening bright with	3
a treatise de carmine	3
the god of sheapards	3
treatise de carmine pastorali	3
but there is no	3
in the street the	3
the subject of an	3
is a song to	3
senator from illinois be	3
in which the poet	3
state college of washington	3
welcome in the year	3
lady who makes potatoes	3
city of my discontent	3
to lay down rules	3
from the thicket my	3
or probable consequence of	3
sang of the angel	3
university of michigan edward	3
and smiled at me	3
which in my opinion	3
for the second year	3
must the senator from	3
song to the white	3
east that will not	3
which are proper for	3
were a bold young	3
tragedy and the epic	3
the book of thel	3
i were a bold	3
enquiry into the true	3
one by one they	3
he loves me not	3
the united states senate	3
the most beautiful images	3
jests of the clock	3
with me by the	3
briars of the stairways	3
any thing that is	3
the human form divine	3
grow luminous and warm	3
the authority of the	3
natural or probable consequence	3
but this is a	3
drunkards in the street	3
on the authority of	3
in epick poetry the	3
the calm evening bright	3
sweet briars of the	3
star of my heart	3
in the third idyllium	3
in his notes on	3
one side there is	3
net to snare the	3
the reader with a	3
the genius of a	3
the senator from illinois	3
to snare the moonlight	3
their own nature good	3
this sort of poetry	3
the city of my	3
in his fifth book	3
to welcome in the	3
natural temper of the	3
lean to the east	3
in the calm evening	3
down in a cold	2
to the end of	2
from the prospect of	2
wheels of time are	2
make them worth a	2
a gospel of beauty	2
walk with me by	2
be lighting candles round	2
the issue of the	2
day i wooed and	2
wild oats did you	2
on the building of	2
upon this account i	2
muse begin a loftier	2
remarks on the tragedy	2
what wild oats did	2
the state of innocence	2
the wanton windings of	2
door swings shut behind	2
for pale and wan	2
tremble and glow with	2
ought to be full	2
letter has said of	2
are of the same	2
of poetry and discourse	2
being to lay down	2
lit halls which reach	2
this is a great	2
second part of our	2
has a human heart	2
what the eternal evening	2
windings of a river	2
let us proceed to	2
beard spoke and said	2
i could heap up	2
one in myriads we	2
high into the sky	2
at the pains of	2
the beautiful in his	2
a scholar of special	2
the image of a	2
fine an opportunity of	2
our souls are light	2
him and take him	2
by a scholar of	2
must be of a	2
out of the earth	2
of a music we	2
in the united states	2
know who made thee	2
purple lights leap down	2
of the vales of	2
and reach to the	2
unusually low membership fee	2
of those thoughts which	2
palms for the first	2
sun is but a	2
wind blown over a	2
fixing the true standards	2
poetry and discourse on	2
fire and sword disturbs	2
and discourse on criticism	2
of such a trouble	2
the united states and	2
of any he has	2
we were two dupes	2
since the publications are	2
the length of three	2
the moral to your	2
and hew rock out	2
at the old fool	2
our love was boundless	2
for these women about	2
he that with fire	2
soon be lighting candles	2
yourself to see that	2
whirl up from the	2
the best figure in	2
pan the god of	2
thousand times ten thousand	2
rose and the lotos	2
and those who have	2
am of opinion that	2
lights wink out through	2
let us walk in	2
obtain a complete run	2
is on the mailing	2
available only to members	2
of the goodness of	2
and rude the wind	2
the expression must be	2
an introduction by donald	2
bold young man straight	2
four parts of pastoral	2
they will never be	2
these strange vagaries of	2
have i to do	2
in the same place	2
properly to the golden	2
the works of nature	2
would recommend it to	2
roofs white with snow	2
and cheap in price	2
would i might wake	2
of time are broken	2
stanzas will be indented	2
by the use of	2
through the streets in	2
rest palm downwards on	2
a great many more	2
is the same in	2
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries	2
the image in the	2
will shine most in	2
as individuals are eligible	2
sorts of that poem	2
translation of the idylliums	2
the soft or tender	2
be included in the	2
author by edwards brothers	2
live in a name	2
with the lives within	2
why i voted the	2
the tragedy of hamlet	2
sure to become a	2
other times and places	2
to offer at least	2
in general is imitation	2
what i shall deliver	2
shall make them worth	2
in the place of	2
the length by nature	2
him if he heard	2
towards fixing the true	2
discount can be allowed	2
least six publications each	2
two years the publications	2
name we cry for	2
the thing i strongly	2
and rich and warm	2
far more than to	2
in epick poetry or	2
there is somewhat more	2
and this must needs	2
are like a dream	2
marinus in his idylliums	2
bright window looking down	2
bottome of my heart	2
the eaves make liquid	2
to dust and rain	2
some remarks on the	2
one and the same	2
a ballad of nursery	2
of a nature so	2
i am satisfied they	2
of all sorts of	2
in myriads we descend	2
my light above them	2
the slow soundless crashings	2
edward niles hooker h	2
sweethearts of the year	2
of god came down	2
introduction by donald bond	2
sun is gone down	2
voice of beauty drowned	2
the first and second	2
frame thy fearful symmetry	2
philology will find the	2
or else we will	2
for the same thing	2
that it might be	2
and after a while	2
i dreamed last night	2
see how the red	2
a prayer to all	2
if i did amiss	2
it seemed as if	2
will fall to dust	2
epick poetry or tragedy	2
the heat of the	2
publications each year at	2
and in the same	2
which bucolicks necessarily require	2
like the ghost of	2
been in the golden	2
rush through the dark	2
both day and night	2
a description of the	2
and glow with the	2
poetry if he hath	2
in his own person	2
are issued without profit	2
over the pavement before	2
inexpensive reprints of rare	2
that the manners might	2
soft upon the sands	2
sirens mourns at the	2
downwards on your knees	2
from the very bottome	2
all the pride of	2
the matter of bucolicks	2
no thirst for yesterday	2
shaken a burden of	2
and all his followers	2
the feasts of a	2
the same nature is	2
of the thoughts of	2
the simplicity of his	2
the food of worms	2
from english literature of	2
thoughts concerning the stage	2
the banks of a	2
out in the night	2
ballad of nursery rhyme	2
boys edward niles hooker	2
may be several sorts	2
frosty sirens mourns at	2
where the natural temper	2
ghost of a music	2
in its proper place	2
how the red bells	2
the subject matter of	2
it is able to	2
and a section on	2
be at the pains	2
did we build it	2
he wrote his pastorals	2
reprints are available only	2
but of this more	2
a while they will	2
old scholiast on theocritus	2
and beauty and simplicity	2
with respect to pastoral	2
was angry with my	2
what new light or	2
i voted the socialist	2
and comfort my heart	2
the dews of night	2
the queen of bubbles	2
an introduction by james	2
the soft grey clouds	2
turn that is given	2
london lithoprinted from copy	2
of minnesota james sutherland	2
clamor of frosty sirens	2
find the publications valuable	2
so much as in	2
none can treat well	2
and deprive it of	2
issued in three series	2
notes will be included	2
the shadows lean to	2
and the dews of	2
in love find their	2
pale and wan he	2
be as short as	2
offer at least six	2
the employment of a	2
no need of such	2
whose design is to	2
very much at leisure	2
take him among us	2
hath but one person	2
daphnis the son of	2
winding stairs lead down	2
her to me in	2
have built a tower	2
there was one who	2
up from the sunken	2
glow with the lives	2
publications for the first	2
the very bottome of	2
shall crave leave to	2
vale asleep doth lye	2
the first two years	2
or as a wind	2
with laughter and cry	2
over a myriad forest	2
i have deceived you	2
and i am of	2
for pastoral than the	2
eat the bread of	2
the circumstances should be	2
and essay on heroic	2
descend by lamplit flowered	2
i shall not consider	2
better do him call	2
his face to the	2
i shall not here	2
to requests by members	2
our faces to what	2
have you nothing better	2
i will hear them	2
the lamps in the	2
that in epick poetry	2
measures his possessions by	2
the purple lights leap	2
advisory editors emmett l	2
a sufficient number of	2
can never be mine	2
with my bones full	2
how many times she	2
by joseph wood krutch	2
we the story now	2
poetry in general is	2
in which she called	2
copy supplied by author	2
time bibliographical notes will	2
missions in battle array	2
by lamplit flowered walls	2
of the laughing tree	2
the eternal evening brings	2
we may term the	2
which are the vertues	2
the door swings shut	2
and find in your	2
the blown sand whispers	2
under leaves so green	2
be praised you are	2
in the streets are	2
she played this tune	2
i need not instance	2
me and comfort my	2
the poor were open	2
if the fable be	2
wink out through the	2
soft grey clouds go	2
leap down the hill	2
and how it must	2
it must be one	2
the bread of idleness	2
epick and tragick poetry	2
deep in his heart	2
returning to the country	2
there are some more	2
i will gather from	2
the inquisitive dreamer of	2
said the moon is	2
and looked at me	2
is the imitation of	2
for fear of the	2
of the second part	2
these represent the triumph	2
the voice of the	2
the numberless voices of	2
since no man can	2
the weeping parents wept	2
the face of a	2
in theocritus and virgil	2
and as for the	2
subject to modification in	2
together with characters by	2
from the indian sea	2
the day i wooed	2
and take it upon	2
augustan reprint society general	2
epistle to a friend	2
college of washington louis	2
available inexpensive reprints of	2
to live in a	2
hurry so they have	2
the snow floats down	2
have given us examples	2
sicilian muse begin a	2
am the one you	2
words in epick poetry	2
cry for these women	2
of opinion that none	2
the gorgeous night has	2
which reach no end	2
her face to the	2
her lovely limbs half	2
to see that your	2
theocritus and virgil are	2
all the dead among	2
to time bibliographical notes	2
ten thousand times more	2
for there are some	2
am satisfied they would	2
as is the natural	2
i shall crave leave	2
change of fortune in	2
kiss me and comfort	2
essays on poetry no	2
stands in the street	2
all in the shadow	2
rare materials from english	2
away from the classical	2
nor is it possible	2
eternal as the sea	2
sword disturbs the world	2
the sun and stars	2
rock out of the	2
west of the universe	2
tear them down with	2
slow soundless crashings of	2
of thought and expression	2
much more happy in	2
so that the two	2
in opposition to the	2
i remember in theocritus	2
that with fire and	2
of chicago samuel h	2
adventures while preaching the	2
of michigan benjamin boyce	2
and sword disturbs the	2
design is to sooth	2
we will tear them	2
not so much as	2
myriads we descend by	2
and clearly of any	2
well and clearly of	2
the streets in a	2
towers are like a	2
the thing he did	2
those that write pastorals	2
the restoration and the	2
in great britain and	2
leaned and smiled at	2
on poetry and language	2
are there any like	2
he did the thing	2
essays on poetry and	2
we cry for these	2
ought not to be	2
god be praised you	2
so easy and natural	2
song shall make them	2
again those nightmare streets	2
a dazzle of pallid	2
your pale hands rest	2
more things to this	2
that your college library	2
the veins of the	2
the pavement before our	2
offered at remainder prices	2
begin a loftier strain	2
ye waters gently flow	2
in the pastoral language	2
hew rock out of	2
to their opinion who	2
how a little girl	2
so says the tune	2
be allowed to libraries	2
the idylliums of theocritus	2
clay has its own	2
and lifts his palms	2
and to speak from	2
i was angry with	2
above us in lamplight	2
first two years the	2
are presently to be	2
death in his eyes	2
by the slow soundless	2
to live in mankind	2
times ten thousand times	2
whole set of pastorals	2
but i see no	2
take it upon yourself	2
johnsonian news letter has	2
contains an introduction by	2
while they will fall	2
that it cannot endure	2
essays on the pastoral	2
the pride of may	2
can be allowed to	2
university of nebraska cleanth	2
do not talk at	2
goes down in a	2
no one ever had	2
in lamplight the towers	2
and a bird of	2
the addition of simplicity	2
dost thou know who	2
then what have i	2
infinitely the best of	2
are issued in three	2
the fine and agreeable	2
of washington louis i	2
the manners of the	2
where shall we turn	2
lights leap down the	2
is not to be	2
a section on wit	2
who being to lay	2
think not thou canst	2
either in their own	2
the subject of a	2
nor any of the	2
this difficulty i will	2
one by one in	2
world of dust and	2
some aim in view	2
or as the numberless	2
all as the sheep	2
becomes as the darkness	2
invisible in their veins	2
to the country road	2
perfection they now bear	2
so green a happy	2
to be given of	2
there is but one	2
wheels in wheels of	2
a wind blown over	2
present state of wit	2
of those who have	2
as one who moves	2
represent the triumph of	2
treat well and clearly	2
heap up a great	2
of the eighteenth century	2
we have somewhere heard	2
sublime and the beautiful	2
in a dazzle of	2
we do not know	2
should be fit for	2
room in which she	2
in the same manner	2
lifts his palms for	2
snow floats down upon	2
in the eighth idyllium	2
and build them again	2
very bottome of my	2
but it was late	2
oats did you sow	2
stone high into the	2
with fire and sword	2
thy maker is not	2
up a great many	2
and i wept both	2
if he hath no	2
the song of the	2
opinion that none can	2
passions we may allot	2
kind of poetry is	2
has its way with	2
able to offer at	2
foreign missions in battle	2
a cup of wine	2
be a hard task	2
they are singing with	2
i am of opinion	2
in his third book	2
one who moves forever	2
a song or ballad	2
and blacker against the	2
what kind of moral	2
one observation on this	2
the preface to his	2
be full of the	2
wast that lys about	2
and raw with the	2
of nebraska cleanth brooks	2
is a moral result	2
hands rest palm downwards	2
this is the one	2
by careful management it	2
i will hold my	2
sweet as her breath	2
they have shaken a	2
and the nature of	2
of a shepherds life	2
seized has turned to	2
heard on the green	2
we asked him not	2
years the publications are	2
i shall deliver on	2
the consideration of the	2
of a fair shepherdess	2
so strong and sounding	2
to do with thee	2
queen of the vales	2
in the finest light	2
those fathers of pastoral	2
of stone high into	2
time to time bibliographical	2
university of michigan benjamin	2
but if any one	2
but i feed not	2
strongly seized has turned	2
as i would have	2
the cold rain falls	2
from the sunken sun	2
among mine own people	2
be several sorts of	2
in wheels of time	2
he slowed his pace	2
library is on the	2
time has its way	2
in yonder vale asleep	2
there is nothing requires	2
will hold my light	2
it crosses the city	2
of a sheapards life	2
in this difficulty i	2
the wast that lys	2
no helps from these	2
turn our faces to	2
from tree to tree	2
over the low roofs	2
song of the garden	2
is subject to modification	2
representation of the impiety	2
immortal hand or eye	2
of the rose and	2
secret and rich and	2
when i come to	2
can treat well and	2
his possessions by the	2
will never be offered	2
low roofs white with	2
many more things to	2
which she called you	2
since i have no	2
this i shall discourse	2
deliver on this account	2
was it all a	2
grey clouds whirl up	2
the break of day	2
ye pass in silence	2
my bones full of	2
response to requests by	2
from copy supplied by	2
while preaching the gospel	2
the annual membership fee	2
are available only to	2
and eighteenth centuries students	2
to the second part	2
crack of white light	2
built a city of	2
bound her to me	2
who can pass a	2
thousand times more swift	2
he hath no helps	2
i shall not say	2
is to be observed	2
horace to direct me	2
the fairy bridal hymn	2
and that is the	2
included in the issues	2
helps from these two	2
speak from the very	2
the true standards of	2
i went to the	2
asker of answers becomes	2
reprint society is a	2
are the vertues of	2
clouds whirl up from	2
each issue contains an	2
thoughts in the canticles	2
light above them and	2
i to do with	2
gorgeous night has begun	2
great and lofty things	2
can be judged by	2
may be the subject	2
we may allot our	2
careful management it is	2
will gather from theocritus	2
the first cold ghost	2
britain and the continent	2
is to be said	2
and wan he was	2
subject of a pastoral	2
society is a non	2
for the first cold	2
why he did the	2
when sincerity and innocence	2
you nothing better for	2
grown old and tired	2
the use of old	2
publications for the second	2
of frosty sirens mourns	2
he walked more slowly	2
suitable to the genius	2
will admit of in	2
answers becomes as the	2
the lives within them	2
round a box with	2
city is not builded	2
as tully in his	2
to any of the	2
the forests of the	2
low membership fee of	2
during the first two	2
list of publications is	2
which are in their	2
the voice of beauty	2
of answers becomes as	2
is but a bubble	2
we pour in a	2
and thy maker is	2
who have written pastorals	2
essay on heroic poetry	2
more than to live	2
more happy in a	2
must be plain and	2
nowhere what wild oats	2
the house of dust	2
that this kind of	2
the dead among mine	2
an introduction by a	2
enters into heaven the	2
ask them all their	2
and closed her eyes	2
woods repair my song	2
and the wandering one	2
the cause of her	2
we must stick to	2
given to this thought	2
she turned her head	2
is not builded in	2
bones full of marrow	2
the unusually low membership	2
find their bridal veils	2
both night and day	2
had walked so often	2
part of our pastorals	2
no man can rationally	2
and will not hear	2
may allot our shepherds	2
are singing with emptiness	2
distinction between the sublime	2
preaching the gospel of	2
of rare materials from	2
homer as a pattern	2
mourns at the night	2
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