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quadgram	frequency
of the fenian society	14
a member of the	13
the head of the	10
in charge of the	10
the captain of the	9
member of the fenian	9
the escape of the	9
at the head of	9
on the th of	8
was one of the	8
on top of the	8
the th dragoon guards	7
one of the men	6
for the first time	6
he was sentenced to	6
did not take the	6
land end of the	6
not take the oath	6
the land end of	6
on the high seas	6
on the morning of	5
in the canteen at	5
the rescue of the	5
in the month of	5
that he did not	5
the irish political prisoners	5
warden and the keepers	5
of the men who	5
of the escape of	5
on the ground floor	5
captain anthony and mr	5
captain anthony did not	5
that he was not	5
and captain anthony was	5
the men who had	5
he enlisted in the	5
the details of the	5
the fenian society in	5
of the rescued men	5
in the presence of	5
the warden and the	5
of the political prisoners	5
canteen at the curragh	5
the stars and stripes	5
the canteen at the	5
the conversation in the	4
take the oath of	4
the men in the	4
did you hear geary	4
to the best of	4
he did not know	4
did not know what	4
of the fenian prisoners	4
the rest of the	4
of the th dragoon	4
that the vessel was	4
with the fenian society	4
the oath of allegiance	4
it was decided to	4
with the exception of	4
he was taken to	4
year in the penitentiary	4
one of the rescued	4
as if he were	4
and there was no	4
the part of the	4
it was seen that	4
the best of my	4
up to the barracks	4
the story of the	4
of an intended mutiny	4
i object to that	4
as soon as he	4
members of the fenian	4
conversation in the canteen	4
across the indian ocean	4
that he had been	4
went to new bedford	4
for the purpose of	4
of the whaling bark	4
on the afternoon of	4
at the time of	4
to do honor to	4
that he would be	4
captain anthony was to	4
that it was a	4
as well as the	4
of the irish people	4
of one of the	4
the court was cleared	3
the presence of a	3
for its object the	3
in the bottom of	3
on board the georgette	3
the bottom of the	3
was in charge of	3
a great deal of	3
of the irish prisoners	3
who did not take	3
in carrying out the	3
from the irish world	3
hard labor in the	3
captain anthony at once	3
and could not be	3
the cape of good	3
for a long time	3
to go aboard the	3
on the part of	3
in spite of the	3
of the men in	3
on the other tack	3
one of the boats	3
and the catalpa sailed	3
if he did not	3
to be sent to	3
the exception of the	3
which the men were	3
took part in the	3
to carry out the	3
the day of his	3
he had been a	3
was sworn into the	3
that there was a	3
he was bound to	3
of the english government	3
were to be destroyed	3
called the fenian brotherhood	3
having for its object	3
the result of the	3
the latter end of	3
up to the hospital	3
on the night of	3
the th of march	3
captain anthony had been	3
the face of the	3
was not to be	3
for a few minutes	3
of the rescued prisoners	3
enlisted in the th	3
captain anthony knew that	3
in the name of	3
he was born in	3
the attention of the	3
the head centre of	3
and he was not	3
did not dare to	3
with all sail set	3
the men on the	3
of the new bedford	3
a few weeks later	3
the hospital to be	3
up and down the	3
i decline to answer	3
and there was a	3
the foot of the	3
the trial of private	3
the arrival of the	3
the reason for his	3
the presence of the	3
he had never seen	3
there was nothing to	3
at the hands of	3
did you swear in	3
that is to say	3
to be able to	3
when did you first	3
the plan of escape	3
came up to the	3
to his commanding officer	3
to fight against her	3
examined by the prisoner	3
in the old prison	3
on account of the	3
he went to the	3
the name of the	3
are you doing here	3
and the men were	3
the occasion of the	3
bottom of the boat	3
connected with the fenian	3
in the hands of	3
see to it that	3
that he was a	3
cape of good hope	3
proved to be the	3
two of the men	3
in the penal colony	3
to the conclusion that	3
of a convict ship	3
in a state of	3
brought over from the	3
was at this time	3
made up his mind	3
for having at dublin	3
and the captain was	3
escape of the prisoners	3
devoy and his friends	3
by carlo de fornaro	3
intended mutiny in her	3
under two lower topsails	3
end of the rescue	3
the men were to	3
the name of james	3
name of james reynolds	3
a man who was	3
of the diaz government	3
that this was the	3
he was suffering from	3
of the new york	3
that he had made	3
he knew that the	3
he seems to be	3
of the fenian organization	3
the next day the	3
the man who was	3
agents of the diaz	3
the penal colony of	3
to attend to the	3
to work in the	3
deposed that he was	3
on the th instant	3
the prisoners were confined	3
the news of the	3
but it was a	3
to the hospital to	3
an intended mutiny in	3
an officer of the	3
brought up to the	3
two lower topsails and	3
off the coast of	3
escape of the political	3
in a short time	3
put on trial for	2
return to freemantle with	2
best of my belief	2
crumbs on the floor	2
minutes later he came	2
he came to america	2
the middle of the	2
did you make any	2
he said that it	2
knew it would be	2
by the english government	2
being a roman catholic	2
no word was spoken	2
me to write to	2
in the beginning of	2
in he enlisted in	2
when the catalpa was	2
on this occasion was	2
the prison and the	2
in behalf of the	2
charge of the hospital	2
after a while he	2
it was learned that	2
fifteen minutes later he	2
to the knowledge of	2
been the result of	2
captain howland where he	2
it was not long	2
to go to australia	2
the emerald isle hotel	2
one of the fenians	2
more than a year	2
for he dared not	2
he begged me to	2
race for the catalpa	2
the story of his	2
cranston spoke to me	2
he was in a	2
be two or three	2
under the bed sheets	2
which captain anthony had	2
on the ground that	2
captain anthony had never	2
in the victoria library	2
time you spoke to	2
when he was asked	2
his father and mother	2
the incidents of the	2
infraction of the rules	2
in answer to the	2
she proved to be	2
were about to be	2
by a man named	2
on the convict ship	2
most of the cases	2
the month of april	2
back to new york	2
on the occasion of	2
the inception of the	2
to make the attempt	2
of whales was sighted	2
after cranston spoke to	2
when a heavy gale	2
side by side with	2
to stay in the	2
chambers of the st	2
at one end of	2
for which he was	2
the jail at freemantle	2
writes james jeffrey roche	2
of the prisoners from	2
in honor of the	2
a chart of the	2
he was sent to	2
the beginning of the	2
become a roman catholic	2
the only thing you	2
that occasion there were	2
three or four times	2
seems to be able	2
do you know if	2
man tried to explain	2
conduct to the prejudice	2
it was to be	2
arouse the suspicion of	2
for the murder of	2
me back to the	2
escape of the irish	2
i could not say	2
house on the th	2
catalpa crossed the equator	2
a young man who	2
of australia on a	2
it may be said	2
in the house of	2
the leaders of the	2
from the jaws of	2
and john devoy and	2
on that occasion there	2
in the minds of	2
agents of the revolutionary	2
the vessel was a	2
the first night i	2
on the th february	2
skipper of the catalpa	2
discovered that he was	2
and it was the	2
half an hour later	2
vessel and the start	2
to take up arms	2
the other day a	2
where we expect you	2
infractions of the rules	2
end of the island	2
captain anthony ordered the	2
and started for the	2
the land of the	2
news from new bedford	2
in a public house	2
of the crew had	2
as a memento of	2
becoming a roman catholic	2
to go to bunbury	2
a year in the	2
to blow up the	2
that the witness be	2
the th of january	2
the attempt to blow	2
went with me to	2
did you not go	2
was buried at sea	2
lay off and on	2
did you not swear	2
and captain anthony took	2
the streets of dublin	2
was that the first	2
the members of the	2
had been in the	2
and two of the	2
the use of the	2
to escape from the	2
to the commanders when	2
over the main entrance	2
public house in clare	2
are in the book	2
land of the free	2
the fenian prisoners from	2
he is an old	2
active part in the	2
to answer that question	2
house in clare lane	2
he was about to	2
a shot was fired	2
in a few minutes	2
the month of january	2
in the hope of	2
to your commanding officer	2
being in the barracks	2
the catalpa crossed the	2
and posed as a	2
that the prisoner had	2
for conduct to the	2
rescue of the fenian	2
was at that time	2
the time of the	2
the day of reckoning	2
he was permitted to	2
two days in the	2
he is a perfect	2
have stated is true	2
on the platform were	2
men in the boat	2
during the lunch hour	2
just enough to keep	2
of the catalpa the	2
my mind not to	2
to be done to	2
windows of our hospital	2
to john devoy in	2
from the penal colony	2
rescue of james stephens	2
to relieve me of	2
is in the hands	2
the length of the	2
school of whales was	2
state of new york	2
he was followed by	2
to do the work	2
arrived in this country	2
life in his hand	2
the people of mexico	2
threatened to fire on	2
the east india company	2
he was picked up	2
have made up my	2
do the work for	2
agent in the rescue	2
at hard labor in	2
they are all old	2
in a few hours	2
a rising was given	2
the new bedford whaling	2
top of the stern	2
within a few weeks	2
boats were lowered and	2
in the english army	2
were put on trial	2
in the north atlantic	2
other escapes and rescues	2
did you do so	2
prisoners from the penal	2
in the same direction	2
i think things are	2
a commutation of the	2
about twenty miles south	2
brought back to the	2
there were in the	2
years in sing sing	2
notice of the signal	2
in the mess hall	2
he asked the men	2
inflicted by the warden	2
colony of western australia	2
one of the most	2
late in the afternoon	2
this proved to me	2
he could not have	2
as he might have	2
had never seen him	2
in the penitentiary for	2
in the tailor shop	2
i looked at him	2
the flag of the	2
fenian society in cork	2
the whole length of	2
was in a public	2
in the fenian society	2
the afternoon when the	2
the sail was taken	2
the release of the	2
say anything about what	2
first night i spent	2
a few weeks after	2
where the prisoners were	2
the spirit of irish	2
up the river for	2
endeavored to induce private	2
on the evidence of	2
a deserter from the	2
to him at the	2
anthony did not dare	2
the old trusty with	2
a race with the	2
power in the prison	2
was master of a	2
in the th dragoon	2
up in a cell	2
the political prisoners were	2
may be able to	2
house in bridgefoot street	2
did not take any	2
in manner and speech	2
to the prejudice of	2
i was master of	2
did you come to	2
looked at me with	2
oars were once more	2
the old trusty left	2
the catalpa outward bound	2
unable to do so	2
i am told to	2
on the other side	2
me of his case	2
are you getting on	2
to speak to me	2
a list of the	2
to ship the men	2
was a man who	2
officer in charge of	2
you hear geary give	2
the catalpa at bunbury	2
i did not think	2
you say you swore	2
any intention whatever of	2
whale was taken alongside	2
were seen to enter	2
a short voyage in	2
the matter with him	2
that he would have	2
the other side of	2
and the old keeper	2
for permission to get	2
of the rescue was	2
connected with the enterprise	2
day of his release	2
the ground that they	2
months in the hospital	2
on the port tack	2
he had been sentenced	2
in communication with the	2
to become a roman	2
locked up in a	2
commanders when the signal	2
the men to whom	2
the minds of the	2
came to new york	2
am a protestant and	2
and they were ordered	2
the whale was taken	2
with a view to	2
with the fenian conspiracy	2
the end of last	2
and he was given	2
man who had been	2
he said that the	2
and it was not	2
have to clean the	2
of the flag which	2
society called the fenian	2
the suspicion of the	2
would not release the	2
for he knew that	2
you not go to	2
to the men who	2
a gun was fired	2
western coast of australia	2
chief agent in the	2
dress and undress him	2
a cartoon from the	2
it is a rule	2
at me with a	2
with the name of	2
and i had to	2
coast of australia on	2
twenty miles south of	2
had hit upon the	2
and he is then	2
be operated on for	2
about what was to	2
at the end of	2
of the prison authorities	2
about the conversation in	2
permission to get a	2
one year in the	2
punished against the wall	2
jumped into the river	2
said he was very	2
can i do for	2
hathaway was at this	2
the six military prisoners	2
he has been a	2
man comes to the	2
prisoners from western australia	2
presented to captain anthony	2
of the irish political	2
his career as a	2
captain anthony was in	2
in my presence to	2
nine in the morning	2
in a fit of	2
government was gloating over	2
have to dress and	2
of the cases of	2
want to die in	2
he could not afford	2
chart of the coast	2
of the th dragoons	2
the political prisoners in	2
close to the wall	2
in a moment of	2
at the foot of	2
so long as i	2
were sentenced to death	2
a very old man	2
to be operated on	2
is a record of	2
news of the escape	2
of anthony and breslin	2
overthrow by force and	2
the first time you	2
sailing of the catalpa	2
honor to captain anthony	2
your being in the	2
the track and field	2
reynolds of new haven	2
the american flag and	2
the president said that	2
james reynolds of new	2
one of them has	2
meeting of anthony and	2
to go downstairs to	2
on or about the	2
it was agreed that	2
the manner in which	2
had made up his	2
sworn into the fenian	2
the fenian organization in	2
and the man in	2
a fresh breeze from	2
the western coast of	2
on the back and	2
go downstairs to the	2
the object of the	2
very particular about the	2
is the georgette coming	2
was sighted on the	2
in the afternoon a	2
a sworn member of	2
he did not understand	2
back to the ship	2
would be difficult to	2
the wind was freshening	2
wished to become a	2
weeks at a time	2
a bitter enemy of	2
captain anthony was the	2
whether i was believed	2
out of the cooler	2
two or three years	2
that they might not	2
and even a theosophist	2
we expect you to	2
examined by the prosecutor	2
to it that the	2
returned to the catalpa	2
he lost his temper	2
made up my mind	2
it is hard to	2
to lay off and	2
only after a long	2
on behalf of the	2
first night in the	2
he had lost his	2
of the six military	2
the imposition of a	2
hang on to the	2
we have to dress	2
for the use of	2
where the men were	2
on trial for the	2
the cases of insanity	2
the appearance of the	2
two small hand towels	2
he was asked if	2
to the hotel and	2
with relation to the	2
was a man of	2
between pico and fayal	2
who took part in	2
i came up to	2
when he saw the	2
of life in a	2
at a safe distance	2
the knowledge of an	2
the city of cork	2
penal colony of western	2
the side of the	2
in the escape of	2
all the convicts who	2
by the prosecutor and	2
to return to freemantle	2
go to australia and	2
without food or water	2
swear that he was	2
the vessel was in	2
it was found that	2
a taste of the	2
that stephens was the	2
the wind died out	2
i have made up	2
the flag which floated	2
in the neighborhood of	2
went out to the	2
asked if he had	2
the prejudice of good	2
when he arrived at	2
could not afford to	2
communication with the prisoners	2
the president said the	2
proved to me that	2
spirit of irish liberty	2
the vessel had proceeded	2
the pensioners and police	2
was sworn a fenian	2
of the hospital is	2
he shook his head	2
not be regarded as	2
he went with me	2
the arms belonging to	2
the success of the	2
was by no means	2
attitude is one of	2
public house in bridgefoot	2
so that i can	2
life in a prison	2
are you going to	2
then handed in a	2
plied him with questions	2
to dress and undress	2
in the morning and	2
serving a life sentence	2
and he could not	2
was not permitted to	2
to take the fenian	2
and he knew that	2
they were on board	2
him in the hospital	2
not dare to trust	2
this part of the	2
was unable to do	2
take the fenian oath	2
political prisoners in australia	2
on the other hand	2
in the forward cabin	2
to most of the	2
i spent in that	2
foaming at the mouth	2
knowledge of an intended	2
you swore me in	2
to go to the	2
would have been punished	2
and she seemed to	2
and he said very	2
the revolution against diaz	2
are you quite certain	2
tales of the bare	2
attempt to blow up	2
two months in the	2
i was sworn a	2
take part in the	2
at noon the next	2
the raising of the	2
he made his escape	2
as soon as i	2
reported at the custom	2
worked in the same	2
its object the overthrow	2
from the city hospital	2
force and violence of	2
commutation of the sentence	2
prejudice of good order	2
i was believed or	2
purgatory by carlo de	2
empty the garbage can	2
while the government was	2
captain anthony was on	2
to die in jail	2
would not have been	2
he was out of	2
sailed away to the	2
the wind and sea	2
was not allowed to	2
to new bedford and	2
he had made up	2
sworn member of the	2
of good hope and	2
race with the guard	2
out of the barracks	2
gave the impression of	2
into one of the	2
a glass of water	2
the month of december	2
days in the cooler	2
an idea of the	2
he is going to	2
one year at hard	2
the rescue had been	2
laughed at by the	2
of the man who	2
who are not fenians	2
leaders of the movement	2
the captain for a	2
night i spent in	2
and some of the	2
overhauled by the georgette	2
when the news of	2
illegal society called the	2
the commanders when the	2
not to be put	2
the ship did not	2
done to the commanders	2
but it was rejected	2
say you met me	2
burning love of country	2
what can i do	2
in charge of police	2
that did not take	2
soon as he was	2
at by the yankees	2
that he had come	2
signal for a rising	2
was in readiness for	2
she seemed to be	2
said he had no	2
disliked by the convicts	2
i did not know	2
of the convicts and	2
the tales of the	2
were you ever in	2
the soldiers in the	2
side of the river	2
front room over the	2
state what you did	2
convicts as well as	2
on one side and	2
in the rescue of	2
did you join the	2
be done to the	2
his father was a	2
the latter part of	2
gloating over his capture	2
to cope with the	2
the government was gloating	2
on the opposite wall	2
in the afternoon when	2
he returned to the	2
on the river front	2
i thought they were	2
some of the men	2
were you in the	2
and his hair was	2
story of the rescue	2
years of his life	2
certificate of reasonable doubt	2
the sheil literary institute	2
was suffering from a	2
the men who are	2
with me to the	2
who is that dirty	2
it is the flag	2
on the brooklyn side	2
came out of the	2
him a glass of	2
settlement of the voyage	2
i do for you	2
at the same time	2
inflammation of the eyes	2
in the united states	2
anthony told him he	2
fresh breeze from the	2
horses out of the	2
the ship at night	2
was a member of	2
is going to be	2
and that he had	2
the neighborhood of the	2
a number of times	2
asked if he was	2
he would not have	2
to intimidate the men	2
the bow of the	2
as a member of	2
the close of the	2
any connection with the	2
in the act of	2
the convict ship hougoumont	2
in the st foot	2
the next morning mr	2
man in charge of	2
of the fenian movement	2
was picked up by	2
on the day of	2
to join the catalpa	2
you think you are	2
themselves in communication with	2
the convicts and their	2
their attitude is one	2
head of the boat	2
the lee of the	2
is said to be	2
of the people of	2
and was buried at	2
in the public house	2
over the catalpa on	2
told him he was	2
a public house in	2
gale from the s	2
that they were not	2
it was useless to	2
that even one blow	2
until he was insensible	2
not take any notice	2
the catalpa homeward bound	2
were working on the	2
for the day of	2
it was discovered that	2
disclaim any intention whatever	2
the signal for a	2
i was speaking to	2
years he has been	2
richardson and captain anthony	2
czar of the penitentiary	2
friends of the prisoners	2
you first give information	2
is a young man	2
arrival of the catalpa	2
you say you met	2
were in a state	2
as he came up	2
as well as a	2
inception of the plan	2
go down to the	2
the theory of the	2
back to the hotel	2
the race for the	2
shipped to go whaling	2
had decided that the	2
asked the reason for	2
flag of the united	2
decline to answer that	2
that he is going	2
that he had never	2
when the english commander	2
on the american flag	2
the chief agent in	2
of allegiance to the	2
kicking up a row	2
the thought that he	2
the north main street	2
to sing sing for	2
all the political prisoners	2
said that it was	2
for the fenian society	2
back to the tombs	2
pounds and his hair	2
what are you doing	2
particular instructions for your	2
in the latter end	2
the whaling bark catalpa	2
kept by a man	2
the town of freemantle	2
the size of a	2
purpose of betraying them	2
i was at the	2
the state of new	2
the man who had	2
modern purgatory by carlo	2
as if going to	2
did you cease to	2
was not long before	2
hastened to the custom	2
how are you getting	2
of the boat and	2
that he was in	2
may be said that	2
had kept us awake	2
to imprisonment for life	2
other side of the	2
the officer in charge	2
his life in his	2
at the close of	2
to the officer in	2
you spoke to him	2
in the form of	2
the sisters of mercy	2
one end of the	2
short voyage in the	2
in the habit of	2
with a cargo of	2
the management of the	2
the overthrow by force	2
a certificate of reasonable	2
i felt that he	2
the stool pigeons are	2
the vessel and the	2
noon the next day	2
inasmuch as the vessel	2
the warders in charge	2
when do you sail	2
over the fate of	2
when the signal for	2
gorges of the mountains	2
the purpose of betraying	2
the height of the	2
charge of the deck	2
was nothing to do	2
in the course of	2
when there was no	2
up his mind to	2
with white hair and	2
belonging to the soldiers	2
to do something for	2
had been sentenced to	2
anthony knew that the	2
arms belonging to the	2
anything about what was	2
swore in darragh and	2
cell in the tombs	2
at half past ten	2
in the open boat	2
as the vessel was	2
the people of ireland	2
this is the place	2
was gloating over his	2
or about the month	2
in darragh and butler	2
on the alert for	2
stay as long as	2
you cease to be	2
the gorges of the	2
boat that was to	2
time you say you	2
of the catalpa at	2
i am not sure	2
was believed or not	2
to see the prisoners	2
oath of allegiance to	2
the plan of the	2
you ever in the	2
being a member of	2
said that the court	2
the remainder of the	2
and violence of her	2
there can be no	2
that he must be	2
connection with the fenian	2
the rescued men were	2
standing against the wall	2
six military prisoners from	2
from the barred windows	2
heard in the distance	2
up my mind not	2
the habeas corpus act	2
a treasonable and seditious	2
in the case of	2
a modern purgatory by	2
over from the tombs	2
the fact that they	2
he was compelled to	2
instructions for your guidance	2
the general scott was	2
the south end of	2
of the revolutionary party	2
at the special commission	2
i am a protestant	2
he was one of	2
the work for him	2
of good order and	2
object the overthrow by	2
from thy holy place	2
his burning love of	2
and the bark was	2
told me of his	2
he has been brought	2
tier man comes to	2
feet wide at the	2
the catalpa the catalpa	2
of the fenians was	2
was for a while	2
went to the telegraph	2
in the hospital who	2
him that he had	2
him until he was	2
about the month of	2
a steamer for australia	2
on the charge of	2
head centre of the	2
the letter from crowley	2
from the prisoners in	2
after you were enrolled	2
i did not take	2
with a pair of	2
he said very well	2
said that he had	2
geary and the prisoner	2
a brave man who	2
he was forced to	2
howland where he proposed	2
to make a living	2
centre of the fenian	2
it will be seen	2
must have returned to	2
take any notice of	2
which the captain had	2
end of the conspiracy	2
you swear in any	2
the hands of a	2
cartoon from the irish	2
to captain anthony that	2
a tier man comes	2
room over the shop	2
a few days later	2
in a few days	2
for captain anthony to	2
the time you say	2
you in the habit	2
to the north main	2
nothing to do but	2
had a right to	2
beat him until he	2
that it was useless	2
that he was suffering	2
for a rising was	2
is that dirty bum	2
with him in the	2
on the top floor	2
what was to be	2
of the rescue had	2
was speaking to him	2
confined in western australia	2
by force and violence	2
at the age of	2
enough to keep him	2
at the height of	2
year at hard labor	2
have to be sent	2
seen to enter a	2
the cause of the	2
and the next day	2
it will be remembered	2
the surrender of the	2
miles off the coast	2
of some of the	2
where he proposed to	2
for weeks at a	2
did you first give	2
that the question was	2
only thing you did	2
the house of refuge	2
of the st were	2
that the first time	2
was born in cork	2
is a man of	2
later in the day	2
me of his life	2
in the afternoon the	2
but i refuse to	2
of the penal colony	2
that he would not	2
was to be done	2
how to keep the	2
barracks with the prisoner	2
when the boat was	2
cease to be one	2
of the united states	2
a record of the	2
to the telegraph office	2
the captain if he	2
two and a half	2
the friends of the	2
men of the st	2
come in from the	2