trigram

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trigram	frequency
and the like	21
is to be	20
this is the	20
theocritus and virgil	18
the golden age	18
i shall not	17
in epick poetry	17
an introduction by	16
one by one	16
kind of poetry	16
it must be	15
of a shepherd	14
the nature of	14
of the same	14
with an introduction	14
in the street	13
proper for pastoral	13
in the country	13
in the sun	12
the end of	12
out of the	12
of the golden	12
or the like	12
in the world	11
in my opinion	11
there is no	11
the genius of	10
in the same	10
of the country	10
this is a	10
of a pastoral	9
the manner of	9
the augustan reprint	9
ought to be	9
hawk and buckle	9
blood of the	9
to be the	9
augustan reprint society	9
the subject of	9
the simplicity of	9
as well as	9
i need not	9
of the morning	8
not so much	8
as for the	8
the same thing	8
the one who	8
that will not	8
you washed in	8
washed in the	8
i do not	8
the same nature	8
nature of the	8
and in the	8
in the blood	8
are you washed	8
university of michigan	8
one of the	8
on the pastoral	8
take my hand	8
this kind of	8
of the lamb	8
am the one	8
the blood of	8
in which the	7
it may be	7
the city of	7
action of a	7
poetry in general	7
i would have	7
i love you	7
as to the	7
are to be	7
the last of	7
see how the	7
in a cloud	7
part of the	7
de carmine pastorali	7
university of california	7
the wings of	7
of such a	7
wings of the	7
of the first	7
if i were	7
so much as	7
in the first	7
the action of	7
we do not	7
and all the	7
in it self	7
what i have	7
of all the	7
old hawk and	7
i know not	7
and what of	7
simplicity and tenderness	7
there are some	7
of the pastoral	7
the most beautiful	7
a great many	7
it is not	7
as much as	7
of the most	7
it is to	7
i were a	7
the voice of	7
as evening falls	6
the use of	6
at the end	6
the mind of	6
but it was	6
essays on the	6
i think the	6
of a sudden	6
if he had	6
the pastoral language	6
heart of god	6
this hot summer	6
on one side	6
there is a	6
that is not	6
what is the	6
is but a	6
their own nature	6
the human form	6
on the stage	6
give me leave	6
nature of pastoral	6
where is the	6
it is the	6
thoughts which are	6
of the world	6
turns of words	6
to live in	6
imitation of the	6
the length of	6
but this is	6
of this nature	6
all sorts of	6
it ought to	6
any kind of	6
there is nothing	6
up to the	6
to the genius	6
in the darkness	6
hot summer weather	6
they must be	6
he would have	6
in order to	6
in their own	6
a cloud of	6
in the dark	6
edward niles hooker	5
william booth enters	5
poetry and tragedy	5
those thoughts which	5
must not be	5
i see a	5
general editors richard	5
by reason of	5
be able to	5
the united states	5
the face of	5
genius of the	5
i shall only	5
and do not	5
of my heart	5
the second part	5
city of towers	5
in the sky	5
if they are	5
of the mind	5
not to be	5
from his high	5
to make a	5
but there is	5
kinds of poetry	5
and i was	5
in the evening	5
enters into heaven	5
why do you	5
in all the	5
men have come	5
the name of	5
as it were	5
of the night	5
high bright window	5
in this matter	5
three or four	5
of all sorts	5
this sort of	5
of old hawk	5
and i have	5
according to the	5
those who have	5
the beginning of	5
for the first	5
in the latter	5
on this head	5
up from the	5
you love me	5
of the earth	5
which are the	5
and in this	5
and the same	5
to the country	5
editors richard c	5
epick poetry and	5
in the preface	5
a man of	5
to the golden	5
against the sky	5
which the poet	5
to be understood	5
would not have	5
to this kind	5
in a cold	5
his mind with	5
of the simplicity	5
general william booth	5
me leave to	5
to lay down	5
ovid and spencer	5
that in the	5
from wall to	5
we go our	5
and that is	5
beginning of the	5
to the east	5
a kind of	5
agreeable to the	5
such as is	5
change of fortune	5
a description of	5
booth enters into	5
from the sky	5
was the first	5
to have a	5
in the midst	5
the life of	5
in the streets	5
is in it	5
of pastoral is	5
of the clock	5
in the third	5
and i am	5
the works of	5
the actions of	5
of opinion that	5
the generality of	5
have come again	5
can it be	5
and this i	5
from theocritus and	5
and saw the	5
the clear waters	5
other kinds of	4
i think it	4
in a world	4
which in my	4
baloo loo for	4
we have built	4
we are like	4
look how the	4
in the golden	4
clear waters where	4
who made thee	4
where have you	4
asker of answers	4
from out the	4
a world of	4
in the pastoral	4
or was it	4
the publications are	4
a song to	4
of the english	4
of pastoral poetry	4
is like a	4
in the warm	4
in his fifth	4
of laughing bells	4
do you love	4
the most part	4
a sublime sentiment	4
down from a	4
should be so	4
but in the	4
is not so	4
is the price	4
bold young man	4
at the beginning	4
in his epistle	4
the little boy	4
day after day	4
the ornaments of	4
and so he	4
young man with	4
and as it	4
of a sheapard	4
and this is	4
it is so	4
i shall be	4
it is that	4
of beautiful images	4
such as the	4
that it might	4
of a great	4
instance in the	4
be full of	4
our selves in	4
drawn from the	4
eternal asker of	4
publications are issued	4
within my breast	4
is evident from	4
who in his	4
concerning the stage	4
since i have	4
a young man	4
down the street	4
a bold young	4
the road to	4
as is evident	4
is the same	4
in his pastorals	4
ghosts in love	4
have you been	4
to the mind	4
chords of music	4
in my mind	4
a variety of	4
tells us that	4
and the other	4
you did not	4
any of those	4
that the pastoral	4
smiled at me	4
that it was	4
that if we	4
to snare the	4
the doors of	4
that should have	4
probable consequence of	4
great and lofty	4
the price i	4
of poetry in	4
road to nowhere	4
ought not to	4
once i died	4
stare at the	4
in the room	4
i pay for	4
in the former	4
his high bright	4
of the vales	4
waters where once	4
go our ways	4
pay for the	4
face to the	4
have built a	4
wall to wall	4
his second book	4
publications for the	4
loo for jenny	4
in honor of	4
of theocritus and	4
to know the	4
nor is it	4
an old man	4
by this means	4
the other is	4
i am a	4
enquiry into the	4
for the most	4
his epistle to	4
there was a	4
and i think	4
in his notes	4
end of the	4
in this particular	4
must have a	4
where is david	4
will ask them	4
if you could	4
there may be	4
so that the	4
reason of the	4
on the road	4
of the human	4
in your eyes	4
to render it	4
i have seen	4
the mind is	4
such is the	4
never can it	4
the minds of	4
the preface to	4
the vales of	4
house of dust	4
at the sky	4
said to me	4
he loves me	4
manners of the	4
what kind of	4
the heat of	4
all that is	4
have you nothing	4
of epick poetry	4
the authority of	4
the manners of	4
sort of poetry	4
that which is	4
be the subject	4
every thing that	4
in the wood	4
the human mind	4
in the night	4
the tree of	4
with all the	4
beyond the moon	4
me like a	4
any of the	4
i have not	4
were a young	4
first there came	4
he would not	4
ask them all	4
the soft and	4
ornaments of poetry	4
to do with	4
the true nature	4
i have no	4
true nature of	4
essays on poetry	4
so as to	4
the walls grow	4
to be a	4
thoughts in the	4
from the antients	4
that i am	4
with the same	4
is full of	4
that the manners	4
vales of har	4
gospel of beauty	4
where are you	4
in the wind	4
the very same	4
all the rest	4
of a bell	4
into the true	4
in the air	4
lean to the	4
the sun is	4
in one room	4
that none can	4
tremble and glow	4
once more to	4
for there is	4
to sing the	4
where once i	4
of these lines	4
set of pastorals	4
in his second	4
the finest of	4
to all the	4
price i pay	4
that must be	4
how the red	4
the place of	4
down in a	4
for thus he	4
must needs be	4
how much more	4
our hands are	4
the eternal asker	4
away from the	4
and no one	4
look at the	4
translated by creech	4
thing that is	4
taken from the	4
the state of	4
to the white	4
a great and	4
caught in a	4
into the nature	4
is the natural	4
a forest of	4
college of washington	3
the pastoral characters	3
the rose is	3
you would not	3
soft and tender	3
this author has	3
and to the	3
and as for	3
him if he	3
of any in	3
the present state	3
older than the	3
when will they	3
in the shadow	3
lady who makes	3
his notes on	3
the ways of	3
the last line	3
a full enquiry	3
you see me	3
is much more	3
is one of	3
so deep in	3
o little cloud	3
night and day	3
end of poetry	3
in the other	3
in a few	3
his fifth book	3
and from this	3
the same in	3
a shadow of	3
a sound of	3
this i shall	3
the natural or	3
and i believe	3
i close my	3
heard on the	3
can never be	3
the rain and	3
boughs of the	3
the second year	3
not capable of	3
were a bold	3
of the beautiful	3
columbia university arthur	3
appear in the	3
which may be	3
a great deal	3
to this purpose	3
like a dream	3
the alice jean	3
a thousand times	3
i am the	3
senator from illinois	3
of the angel	3
of the ancients	3
what it is	3
a wind of	3
net to snare	3
do not know	3
if i could	3
some are of	3
give us rain	3
if we consider	3
the true pastoral	3
do not remember	3
who have written	3
which we may	3
in an hour	3
the trees grow	3
and which are	3
he will not	3
seen on the	3
the author of	3
this is my	3
the pale grey	3
in his comments	3
of the moon	3
tenderness and simplicity	3
kind of thoughts	3
filled with light	3
would i might	3
a piece of	3
the human dress	3
of the sea	3
for there are	3
pretty rose tree	3
the thoughts in	3
delight in the	3
for writing pastorals	3
of the poor	3
yet there are	3
the sound of	3
or four hundred	3
and here are	3
of bucolicks is	3
did not see	3
two or three	3
temper of the	3
the reader with	3
all in the	3
irish lady who	3
down upon us	3
and seek their	3
walk in a	3
the subject is	3
and some of	3
on the green	3
of poetry to	3
to dust and	3
natural temper of	3
in a day	3
to the main	3
a sublime thought	3
which are proper	3
the pastorals of	3
along the street	3
was it the	3
proceeds from the	3
with laughter and	3
i see no	3
the one you	3
work up to	3
with a sublime	3
a treatise de	3
the jests of	3
of my discontent	3
honor of the	3
in the starlight	3
wizard in the	3
from the thicket	3
is a song	3
and at the	3
just as he	3
introduction by earl	3
this is not	3
must be so	3
i was happy	3
an opportunity of	3
and such as	3
the banks of	3
the senator from	3
and there was	3
the language of	3
cry from the	3
idylliums of theocritus	3
loves me not	3
the heart of	3
can i see	3
any thing that	3
the leaves are	3
of the reader	3
on the authority	3
the addition of	3
there by the	3
and smiled at	3
he tells us	3
what do you	3
engage in pastoral	3
in the finest	3
be of a	3
one who has	3
yet this is	3
several sorts of	3
a sublime image	3
from illinois be	3
be taken from	3
a moral result	3
it must have	3
day and night	3
of a sea	3
to the end	3
not till the	3
of michigan edward	3
an infant small	3
the sun and	3
he does not	3
suitable to the	3
the sublime and	3
in the park	3
reader with a	3
for the second	3
your eyes are	3
why should i	3
she saw him	3
is the first	3
in the second	3
what have you	3
but i am	3
parts of pastoral	3
it of all	3
and sweetness of	3
the consideration of	3
image and thought	3
and kissed me	3
the third part	3
there came two	3
that is forgotten	3
lost in the	3
one side there	3
she turned her	3
mind with a	3
all the while	3
book of thel	3
with respect to	3
that i remember	3
is a great	3
walls grow luminous	3
description of the	3
pleasure and profit	3
garden of love	3
for pastoral than	3
the person speaking	3
let us walk	3
crashings of a	3
epick poetry the	3
of the tree	3
sings in the	3
in his treatise	3
a dazzle of	3
the second sort	3
in his own	3
in the eighth	3
with my bones	3
what we are	3
nothing is so	3
it may seem	3
apples and water	3
los angeles h	3
but how can	3
the echoing green	3
but if this	3
the tragedy of	3
jests of the	3
of the garden	3
to me in	3
soft and beautiful	3
simplicity of that	3
by the river	3
one hard look	3
in his first	3
the cause of	3
what have i	3
in a golden	3
should not be	3
of the augustan	3
is of the	3
of the person	3
as different as	3
michigan edward niles	3
of the stairways	3
human form divine	3
queen of the	3
a box with	3
and the most	3
like a sea	3
will find the	3
and innocence of	3
but if we	3
for pastoral is	3
by one they	3
no more to	3
are of opinion	3
the eighteenth century	3
and not sit	3
the god of	3
to welcome in	3
can be more	3
evening bright with	3
the sun does	3
in the common	3
the street the	3
ghost of a	3
not so many	3
university arthur friedman	3
as this of	3
who makes potatoes	3
the little ones	3
box with silver	3
how shall i	3
and so i	3
man with my	3
and let us	3
when i am	3
of the dead	3
bright with stars	3
i am here	3
kind of pastoral	3
and he was	3
i had to	3
room in which	3
just as i	3
that is the	3
subject of an	3
opinion of the	3
to write a	3
of the greeks	3
of the word	3
be suitable to	3
are proper for	3
the proper length	3
the subject matter	3
to a shepherd	3
thel is like	3
star of my	3
it was long	3
at the night	3
city of my	3
in that cupboard	3
that there are	3
luminous and warm	3
own nature good	3
down from the	3
can be given	3
the gospel of	3
in a net	3
is that of	3
how many others	3
and most of	3
we know your	3
the most delightful	3
such is that	3
but if any	3
on the bed	3
how shall we	3
his comments on	3
fit for pastoral	3
little boy lost	3
the garden of	3
the third idyllium	3
seem to be	3
kind of moral	3
to see the	3
university james l	3
some of the	3
representation of the	3
and the last	3
me by the	3
the first part	3
in the year	3
my heart is	3
be said of	3
song of the	3
close my eyes	3
walls tremble and	3
which we have	3
east that will	3
most beautiful images	3
the natural temper	3
of that happy	3
of the valley	3
i saw a	3
but of this	3
university of nebraska	3
will not hear	3
a number of	3
a little girl	3
i have done	3
the thicket my	3
brought to perfection	3
and the tender	3
he has not	3
like a little	3
along her veins	3
but the most	3
the want of	3
of this kind	3
grow luminous and	3
part of poetry	3
the prospect of	3
to see a	3
the same is	3
smiles at a	3
write up to	3
the wizard in	3
these are the	3
from time to	3
poem should be	3
the thing is	3
the difference between	3
was the author	3
the ghosts of	3
on the other	3
and of the	3
discourse on the	3
calm evening bright	3
the very soul	3
the middle of	3
the indian girl	3
shadows lean to	3
to the soft	3
eat the bread	3
the drunkards in	3
songs of innocence	3
university of minnesota	3
tollings of a	3
crave leave to	3
children of the	3
to a pastoral	3
the night was	3
of the characters	3
back from the	3
in such a	3
tragedy and the	3
should be simple	3
under an arc	3
rise and fall	3
a ghost of	3
you are the	3
and desires to	3
the simplicity and	3
which are in	3
genius of a	3
potatoes were the	3
is on the	3
wine of god	3
walk with me	3
the fable be	3
the art of	3
to write pastorals	3
be fit for	3
and he is	3
to see that	3
as to be	3
natural or probable	3
and not to	3
here they lie	3
this may be	3
and how it	3
by earl wasserman	3
time to time	3
and would not	3
authority of the	3
know not how	3
the first that	3
the book of	3
that i was	3
introduction by j	3
or probable consequence	3
mind of the	3
often as he	3
there in the	3
side there is	3
out of his	3
i will ask	3
that we may	3
the image of	3
and sees the	3
from the heart	3
not to mention	3
belong to the	3
will not sing	3
of the best	3
in which she	3
state of innocence	3
the time of	3
a pastoral language	3
i would not	3
of the thoughts	3
even in the	3
in your mind	3
that i have	3
in his sixth	3
if we believe	3
him not for	3
in opposition to	3
the eagle that	3
university of chicago	3
from all which	3
tree of laughing	3
you will find	3
so sweet a	3
welcome in the	3
will admit of	3
and upon this	3
as often as	3
in the shade	3
with me by	3
one of which	3
down like a	3
ghost of rain	3
sweet a variety	3
green was a	3
treatise de carmine	3
of thought and	3
virgil and theocritus	3
death is a	3
but give me	3
drunkards in the	3
the secrets of	3
included in the	3
if he hath	3
is able to	3
snare the moonlight	3
so easy and	3
dreamed last night	3
of chicago samuel	3
here by the	3
my soul is	3
i went to	3
of the day	3
god of sheapards	3
in a different	3
of the east	3
bird of the	3
the difficulty of	3
the calm evening	3
as a poet	3
one of these	3
in a glass	3
the ghost of	3
was long ago	3
the first and	3
be plain and	3
we are not	3
west of the	3
lay down rules	3
easy and natural	3
to the perfection	3
in every part	3
in another place	3
i could not	3
all the time	3
present state of	3
for all the	3
of a nature	3
rain in the	3
and simplicity in	3
in the morning	3
must the senator	3
to make the	3
the indian sea	3
by no means	3
i must tell	3
the shadow of	3
the pride of	3
different species of	3
eagle that is	3
which i think	3
closed her eyes	3
of that poem	3
second book de	3
it cannot be	3
an equal degree	3
sweet briars of	3
united states senate	3
a hundred lines	3
same is to	3
either by the	3
reach to the	3
he hears the	3
the first is	3
fit for a	3
or any of	3
from the nature	3
to be taken	3
epick and tragick	3
to see what	3
the darkening road	3
of a sublime	3
upon the sands	3
who are playing	3
queen mary college	3
may be the	3
to the manners	3
the pastoral in	3
the most sublime	3
of all which	3
rules for writing	3
and i will	3
how can i	3
full enquiry into	3
and looked at	3
there was one	3
will be able	3
low and mean	3
and the epic	3
nothing can be	3
by the window	3
of poetry and	3
song to the	3
such was the	3
last of these	3
there are three	3
on your knees	3
in the calm	3
state college of	3
pleasant to the	3
after a while	3
the thoughts of	3
in the sunlight	3
sublime and the	3
part of our	3
seems to have	3
briars of the	3
the walls tremble	3
pastoral should be	3
like a bird	3
and at last	3
and by the	3
the east that	3
in imitation of	3
what can be	3
of that age	3
four hundred lines	3
among us like	3
that constitutes the	3
sang of the	3
but what is	3
that there may	3
are playing to	3
must be taken	3
a net to	3
he is in	3
of the skies	3
if i did	3
for since the	3
the glory of	3
alone in a	3
of those who	3
they will never	3
dust and rain	3
and some other	3
what will you	2
which of the	2
manticor in arabia	2
per year in	2
out of shakespear	2
motionless in their	2
they laugh at	2
from copy supplied	2
faces to what	2
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with you there	2
crack of white	2
what the eternal	2
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us in lamplight	2
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not able to	2
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any of my	2
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the true standards	2
a woman who	2
upon the stretch	2
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may be drawn	2
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i pass away	2
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my light above	2
notion of the	2
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the greatest grace	2
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a thing of	2
the excellency of	2
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full of marrow	2
thing i strongly	2
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by one in	2
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the poet to	2
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glow with the	2
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trouble you with	2
membership fee of	2
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the city that	2
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daphnis the son	2
sing baloo loo	2
that of theocritus	2
now remember a	2
necessary to constitute	2
word upon murmured	2
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to the young	2
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heaven and hell	2
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to their opinion	2
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whose genius was	2
of the persons	2
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the first two	2
of thomas purney	2
of children are	2
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tire the reader	2
boy out of	2
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in great britain	2
as to seem	2
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over the darkened	2
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fairy bridal hymn	2
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begin a loftier	2
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beard spoke and	2
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for me than	2
an one as	2
talk in a	2
entertaining to the	2
like evening air	2
be allowed to	2
for why should	2
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to reformers in	2
up a great	2
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lithoprinted from copy	2
and the great	2
unless it be	2
becomes as the	2
of the ornaments	2
by these three	2
let us now	2
first and second	2
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walk alone in	2
slowly above the	2
them all their	2
the affectation of	2
the house of	2
publications of the	2
complete run of	2
so little of	2
it is able	2
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love the country	2
copy supplied by	2
at that time	2
write pastorals in	2
grey clouds whirl	2
of beauty drowned	2
each year at	2
no part of	2
of the universe	2
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was wise and	2
person spoken of	2
with any thing	2
was it all	2
unusually low membership	2
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i am warmed	2
seventeenth and eighteenth	2
if you can	2
time has its	2
has its own	2
of the pastorals	2
may come to	2
sufficient number of	2
eaves make liquid	2
must stick to	2
together with characters	2
forests of the	2
is given to	2
i shall crave	2
above us in	2
product of the	2
smiles at the	2
more swift than	2
those fathers of	2
mind of man	2
the affairs of	2
he slowed his	2
to appear in	2
roofs white with	2
the first group	2
crowd through the	2
who failed to	2
on reading omar	2
for pastoral as	2
and all his	2
the wast that	2
of nursery rhyme	2
frosty sirens mourns	2
what new light	2
presently to be	2
and eager to	2
let us hurry	2
of the roman	2
subsist without the	2
blown sand whispers	2
all he says	2
implex fables are	2
a pastoral action	2
allot our shepherds	2
so green a	2
them down with	2
unless you resolve	2
be ready to	2
the sabbath day	2
and after that	2
the influence of	2
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the three drinkers	2
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so far as	2
could not help	2
the pains of	2
if i to	2
we would not	2
honor could not	2
we may term	2
so they have	2
in a polite	2
her to me	2
find in your	2
agreeable to pastoral	2
the queen of	2
see me sitting	2
the poet may	2
the door is	2
if this were	2
of the air	2
those which we	2
in the original	2
old and tired	2
almost in every	2
to see her	2
with fear and	2
nicholas vachel lindsay	2
of which we	2
see no need	2
as the other	2
friend of mine	2
subject to modification	2
to hold out	2
it was so	2
i will follow	2
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or with respect	2
kiss me and	2
in his hand	2
of our shepherds	2
expression must be	2
know who made	2
the pages of	2
laughter and pain	2
still dazzled by	2
song shall make	2
be soft and	2
simple and innocent	2
about to die	2
till at last	2
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a myriad forest	2
the present subject	2
some remarks on	2
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and the wandering	2
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i am for	2
and blacker against	2
has said of	2
to requests by	2
the bashful swain	2
rise to the	2
it all a	2
fit for the	2
from whom he	2
all their dreams	2
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man straight as	2
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the boughs of	2
jet steadily whirs	2
and for the	2
night has begun	2
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in the old	2
then in eight	2
were two dupes	2
in the poem	2
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beside a sea	2
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kinds of images	2
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the soft or	2
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palms for the	2
of the wind	2
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he that loves	2
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weeping for the	2
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goodness of my	2
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country at war	2
of shepherds be	2
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of answers becomes	2
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that your college	2
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in all poetry	2
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times more swift	2
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opinion that none	2
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him among us	2
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me in the	2
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parents wept in	2
thy fearful symmetry	2
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from the classical	2
nothing more for	2
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down before us	2
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joy in the	2
bound her to	2
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of the city	2
of any he	2
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joy to hear	2
his breath to	2
take pleasure in	2
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crosses the city	2
if any one	2
of the story	2
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shall make them	2
friend concerning poetry	2
when i come	2
i fade away	2
strong and sounding	2
nor horace to	2
all his followers	2
of describing the	2
generations pass away	2
much at leisure	2
angeles advisory editors	2
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supplied by author	2
are as different	2
in any of	2
no man has	2
day i wooed	2
winding stairs lead	2
him the most	2
whose nature it	2
of itself is	2
be given for	2
the song of	2
you nothing more	2
new light or	2
white with snow	2
as these are	2
during the first	2
of this our	2
move in the	2
and the quiet	2
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of the images	2
all the livelong	2
are his own	2
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by joseph wood	2
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i begin to	2
the lillys leaf	2
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in yonder vale	2
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in desert wild	2
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us walk in	2
vain and careless	2
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the reader may	2
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brought you this	2
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of every thing	2
frame thy fearful	2
our souls are	2
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halls which reach	2
is the one	2
the several kinds	2
the same eclogue	2
reader may see	2
to be pastoral	2
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to sooth and	2
her as she	2
therefore it must	2
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mine own people	2
notes will be	2
to be full	2
a perfect pastoral	2
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second sort is	2
poetry and discourse	2
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to pastorals is	2
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shield her ye	2
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mother of my	2
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stairs lead down	2
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of frosty sirens	2
round a box	2
that she could	2
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of the sublime	2
child in a	2
introduction by james	2
of the whole	2
she asked him	2
flare of light	2
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i will hear	2
fine and agreeable	2
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the young girl	2
must tell him	2
where are there	2
gorgeous night has	2
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he that with	2
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ye pass in	2
solely on the	2
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helps from these	2
have laid down	2
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the inquisitive dreamer	2
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lamplit flowered walls	2
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feed not the	2
and laugh and	2
rides my heart	2
of those we	2
of dust and	2
was one who	2
the red bells	2
i may say	2
finest in pastoral	2
properly to the	2
was angry with	2
in a name	2
masque of grief	2
asleep doth lye	2
represent the triumph	2
by throwing out	2
of publications is	2
of a sheapards	2
if i may	2
and eighteenth centuries	2
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of my observation	2
dream of a	2
shall crave leave	2
the labours and	2
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cold ghost of	2
it being so	2
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in a wood	2
through the streets	2
kind of soft	2
run among them	2
laughter and cry	2
she took my	2
are properest for	2
might not be	2
michigan benjamin boyce	2
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to be at	2
i might say	2
whole set of	2
this or that	2
but i can	2
such as are	2
he walked more	2
if a writer	2
a peculiar turn	2
low and beggarly	2
to the wind	2
once i loved	2
in a house	2
we can bear	2
the forests of	2
the rural muses	2
no discount can	2
of her lips	2
stared at the	2
them to my	2
by author by	2
shall we live	2
death seems far	2
description of a	2
bucolicks necessarily require	2
such hills and	2
speak from the	2
the golden gateway	2
purple lights leap	2
be added that	2
images will shine	2
to the west	2
the sublime image	2
by james l	2
not have me	2
johnsonian news letter	2
we shall die	2
than to be	2
frequent in theocritus	2
and build them	2
and the eternal	2
smoke of incense	2
eyes to the	2
of the sun	2
was it you	2
to find a	2
just such a	2
and closed her	2
a member of	2
a chaos of	2
and the nature	2
are eligible for	2
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length of pastoral	2
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pale pink rosebuds	2
dreamer of dreams	2
thing he did	2
lys about him	2
the poem to	2
break of day	2
who are these	2
six publications each	2
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length of three	2
i saw her	2
the english language	2
thousand winding stairs	2
earth and sea	2
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make one reed	2
walked more slowly	2
looked at me	2
it crosses the	2
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the first of	2
for his direction	2
possessions by the	2
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window looking down	2
that this kind	2
and against this	2
is gone down	2
what degree of	2
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make them worth	2
mode of imitation	2
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limbs half bare	2
the hill before	2
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to the reader	2
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no thought for	2
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the world a	2
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a fair shepherdess	2
members may still	2
clod of clay	2
to become a	2
their opinion who	2
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hew rock out	2
most delightful passion	2
and those who	2
she gave consent	2
this difficulty i	2
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as he was	2
for tho pastoral	2
had walked so	2
bones full of	2
life and strength	2
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to instance in	2
the streets in	2
this account i	2
death in his	2
here in the	2
i have here	2
returning to the	2
aristotle nor horace	2
more to the	2
to me that	2
that it cannot	2
to be seen	2
do with thee	2
will find nothing	2
for her at	2
and essay on	2
secret and rich	2
and wan he	2
what is most	2
plain and easy	2
the most of	2
are issued without	2
year at the	2
the first idyllium	2
beautiful in his	2
the seventeenth and	2
shades are drawn	2
in his eyes	2
and the dews	2
little girl sang	2
to the sublime	2
and other poems	2
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