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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
colonel brandon | 217 |
sir john | 197 |
sir maurice | 188 |
captain wentworth | 170 |
every thing | 165 |
lady middleton | 162 |
mr elliot | 147 |
miss dashwood | 130 |
lady russell | 118 |
sir walter | 113 |
great deal | 86 |
dare say | 81 |
young man | 74 |
john dashwood | 73 |
miss betty | 73 |
every body | 70 |
every day | 68 |
thousand pounds | 64 |
mrs smith | 58 |
mrs clay | 57 |
mrs musgrove | 56 |
miss steeles | 55 |
miss steele | 54 |
replied elinor | 52 |
captain benwick | 52 |
cried marianne | 50 |
next morning | 50 |
last night | 49 |
miss dashwoods | 48 |
miss elliot | 44 |
one day | 42 |
next day | 42 |
sir deryk | 41 |
lady lavinia | 41 |
lady malmerstoke | 40 |
young ladies | 38 |
soon afterwards | 37 |
almost every | 36 |
ever since | 36 |
two thousand | 34 |
mrs croft | 33 |
captain harville | 32 |
harley street | 32 |
berkeley street | 32 |
miss marianne | 32 |
charles hayter | 32 |
must go | 31 |
cried mrs | 31 |
many years | 30 |
camden place | 29 |
went away | 28 |
edward ferrars | 28 |
ten minutes | 27 |
short time | 27 |
one thing | 27 |
de bergeret | 26 |
blue eyes | 26 |
will make | 26 |
will go | 26 |
one morning | 26 |
come back | 26 |
years ago | 26 |
miss morton | 26 |
one another | 26 |
kellynch hall | 25 |
young woman | 25 |
took place | 25 |
young men | 25 |
barton park | 24 |
never saw | 24 |
will tell | 24 |
low voice | 24 |
sir anthony | 24 |
young lady | 24 |
lady dalrymple | 23 |
came back | 23 |
shall never | 23 |
turned away | 23 |
first time | 23 |
anne elliot | 23 |
mistress cleone | 23 |
go away | 23 |
every one | 22 |
every moment | 22 |
combe magna | 22 |
let us | 22 |
mr shepherd | 22 |
five minutes | 22 |
sir miles | 22 |
two days | 21 |
three years | 21 |
one side | 21 |
colonel wallis | 21 |
miss beauleigh | 21 |
one moment | 21 |
poor edward | 20 |
many people | 20 |
will never | 20 |
will always | 20 |
lucy steele | 20 |
miss musgroves | 20 |
young people | 19 |
good opinion | 19 |
thing else | 19 |
good humour | 19 |
four years | 18 |
something else | 18 |
passed away | 18 |
mrs harville | 18 |
six months | 18 |
never seen | 18 |
two ladies | 18 |
three months | 17 |
de vangrisse | 17 |
saw nothing | 17 |
will come | 17 |
good deal | 17 |
shall see | 17 |
six years | 17 |
miss anne | 17 |
two men | 17 |
will find | 17 |
dear miss | 17 |
will soon | 16 |
two young | 16 |
sensible man | 16 |
five hundred | 16 |
well know | 16 |
elinor saw | 16 |
one else | 16 |
going away | 16 |
miss grey | 16 |
hardly knew | 16 |
body else | 16 |
nothing else | 15 |
even now | 15 |
must say | 15 |
take care | 15 |
every respect | 15 |
hardly know | 15 |
two hours | 15 |
without saying | 15 |
three days | 15 |
seven years | 15 |
never see | 15 |
mr musgrove | 15 |
eldest son | 15 |
well enough | 15 |
last week | 15 |
great house | 15 |
robert ferrars | 15 |
devil take | 15 |
without knowing | 15 |
much less | 15 |
dear sister | 14 |
years old | 14 |
cried lucy | 14 |
much better | 14 |
shall go | 14 |
walked away | 14 |
knew nothing | 14 |
barton cottage | 14 |
cried elinor | 14 |
next week | 14 |
burst forth | 14 |
every year | 14 |
will give | 14 |
last time | 14 |
will see | 14 |
louisa musgrove | 14 |
walter elliot | 14 |
give way | 14 |
every kind | 14 |
never thought | 13 |
many weeks | 13 |
hardly less | 13 |
good heavens | 13 |
ever saw | 13 |
one evening | 13 |
four months | 13 |
great many | 13 |
poor little | 13 |
short pause | 13 |
two years | 13 |
every circumstance | 13 |
will like | 13 |
captain lovelace | 13 |
three thousand | 13 |
something like | 13 |
one hand | 13 |
either side | 13 |
charles musgrove | 13 |
pretty girl | 13 |
dear madam | 13 |
know nothing | 13 |
petit philippe | 13 |
long enough | 12 |
might think | 12 |
two months | 12 |
take place | 12 |
elinor found | 12 |
run away | 12 |
will take | 12 |
present case | 12 |
whole story | 12 |
months ago | 12 |
looked across | 12 |
dear elinor | 12 |
conduit street | 12 |
shall always | 12 |
must see | 12 |
old friend | 12 |
dear mrs | 12 |
le vallon | 12 |
great pleasure | 12 |
poor fellow | 12 |
know whether | 12 |
answered philip | 12 |
always thought | 12 |
little boy | 12 |
old man | 12 |
hundred pounds | 12 |
grey eyes | 12 |
miss williams | 12 |
leaned back | 12 |
miss carteret | 12 |
wait till | 12 |
will think | 11 |
never heard | 11 |
much pleasure | 11 |
le petit | 11 |
must allow | 11 |
looked forward | 11 |
poor soul | 11 |
whole evening | 11 |
fifty pounds | 11 |
monstrous glad | 11 |
drew near | 11 |
cried sir | 11 |
day long | 11 |
philip came | 11 |
many days | 11 |
door opened | 11 |
came forward | 11 |
eight years | 11 |
go back | 11 |
two hundred | 11 |
better acquainted | 11 |
may say | 11 |
great satisfaction | 11 |
miss austen | 11 |
one must | 11 |
good humoured | 11 |
taken place | 11 |
whatever might | 11 |
replied anne | 11 |
master jack | 11 |
go home | 11 |
every possible | 11 |
well worth | 11 |
john middleton | 11 |
ever felt | 11 |
must know | 11 |
sir gregory | 11 |
drawing room | 11 |
two sisters | 11 |
turned back | 11 |
continued elinor | 10 |
every occasion | 10 |
turned round | 10 |
elinor tried | 10 |
heaven knows | 10 |
seen enough | 10 |
took leave | 10 |
replied lucy | 10 |
little man | 10 |
admiral croft | 10 |
well married | 10 |
mistress di | 10 |
answered elinor | 10 |
elinor wished | 10 |
must wait | 10 |
dear lavinia | 10 |
never shall | 10 |
elinor began | 10 |
quite overcome | 10 |
live without | 10 |
left behind | 10 |
anthony ferndale | 10 |
good spirits | 10 |
look forward | 10 |
ever seen | 10 |
will say | 10 |
lord john | 10 |
gave way | 10 |
perfectly satisfied | 10 |
four days | 10 |
much greater | 10 |
really believed | 10 |
extremely well | 10 |
philip laughed | 10 |
small house | 10 |
set eyes | 10 |
long ago | 10 |
every morning | 10 |
miss lucy | 10 |
really felt | 10 |
marianne might | 10 |
first coming | 10 |
must give | 10 |
lady elliot | 10 |
never yet | 10 |
aunt sally | 10 |
good god | 10 |
well known | 10 |
chapter mrs | 10 |
ere long | 10 |
will stay | 10 |
two miss | 10 |
marianne looked | 10 |
came across | 10 |
present occasion | 10 |
made every | 10 |
another day | 10 |
near plymouth | 10 |
thank god | 9 |
many hours | 9 |
dear mother | 9 |
philip jettan | 9 |
anne felt | 9 |
next moment | 9 |
first opportunity | 9 |
old lady | 9 |
still greater | 9 |
shall come | 9 |
large fortune | 9 |
two minutes | 9 |
earnest desire | 9 |
anything else | 9 |
mrs wallis | 9 |
anne found | 9 |
good will | 9 |
first came | 9 |
bond street | 9 |
never think | 9 |
much longer | 9 |
will ye | 9 |
curzon street | 9 |
must come | 9 |
must think | 9 |
make amends | 9 |
may well | 9 |
sharley house | 9 |
ten thousand | 9 |
front door | 9 |
well pleased | 9 |
say something | 9 |
mrs charles | 9 |
good fortune | 9 |
madam thompson | 9 |
often wished | 9 |
just now | 9 |
might now | 9 |
lord bless | 9 |
may depend | 9 |
say yes | 9 |
easily believe | 9 |
mutual affection | 9 |
quite alone | 9 |
wyncham house | 9 |
poor mr | 9 |
away without | 9 |
week ago | 9 |
dear friend | 9 |
fell back | 9 |
short silence | 9 |
little lady | 8 |
ever heard | 8 |
extremely glad | 8 |
must take | 8 |
little charles | 8 |
looked round | 8 |
continued lucy | 8 |
come home | 8 |
every reason | 8 |
short one | 8 |
young women | 8 |
immediately afterwards | 8 |
edward will | 8 |
whole heart | 8 |
greatest part | 8 |
returned elinor | 8 |
will leave | 8 |
master dick | 8 |
presently added | 8 |
will allow | 8 |
ten days | 8 |
one point | 8 |
must always | 8 |
fifty guineas | 8 |
good sense | 8 |
though still | 8 |
human nature | 8 |
elinor made | 8 |
every particular | 8 |
seemed almost | 8 |
within four | 8 |
good company | 8 |
came home | 8 |
seemed rather | 8 |
take orders | 8 |
like every | 8 |
now just | 8 |
came away | 8 |
see marianne | 8 |
well satisfied | 8 |
cried cleone | 8 |
excellent spirits | 8 |
come now | 8 |
elinor thought | 8 |
one corner | 8 |
dashwood now | 8 |
old gentleman | 8 |
ann nutley | 8 |
hour ago | 8 |
another pause | 8 |
much mistaken | 8 |
cried anne | 8 |
seemed hardly | 8 |
old woman | 8 |
walked back | 8 |
fifteen years | 8 |
little girl | 8 |
three times | 8 |
may think | 8 |
though lucy | 8 |
mother will | 8 |
ten years | 8 |
without feeling | 8 |
several years | 8 |
must now | 8 |
will marry | 8 |
thirty thousand | 8 |
must make | 8 |
good bye | 8 |
whole party | 8 |
young friends | 8 |
vast deal | 8 |
de chambert | 8 |
good one | 8 |
never knew | 8 |
good gracious | 8 |
little fittledean | 8 |
dashwood will | 8 |
dear boy | 8 |
without waiting | 8 |
whole family | 8 |
ye may | 8 |
mother must | 8 |
little laugh | 8 |
dear fellow | 8 |
hardly ever | 7 |
new acquaintance | 7 |
mr wentworth | 7 |
almost ready | 7 |
might perhaps | 7 |
second time | 7 |
cried mary | 7 |
walked along | 7 |
walked across | 7 |
another year | 7 |
highest opinion | 7 |
well able | 7 |
shall certainly | 7 |
every hour | 7 |
ever lived | 7 |
thing like | 7 |
may see | 7 |
philip turned | 7 |
might yet | 7 |
never mind | 7 |
will ride | 7 |
old enough | 7 |
dr shirley | 7 |
good woman | 7 |
continued mrs | 7 |
everybody else | 7 |
nobody else | 7 |
let fall | 7 |
three miles | 7 |
help thinking | 7 |
laura place | 7 |
walking together | 7 |
madam charteris | 7 |
ask us | 7 |
pretty well | 7 |
see whether | 7 |
several weeks | 7 |
whole day | 7 |
maurice smiled | 7 |
one arm | 7 |
sir hugh | 7 |
without betraying | 7 |
philip smiled | 7 |
done nothing | 7 |
quizzing glass | 7 |
every advantage | 7 |
leaned forward | 7 |
carstares turned | 7 |
must still | 7 |
ye will | 7 |
considerable time | 7 |
will towards | 7 |
see edward | 7 |
good luck | 7 |
exceedingly well | 7 |
soon found | 7 |
well knew | 7 |
brought forward | 7 |
quite right | 7 |
instantly saw | 7 |
two gentlemen | 7 |
eldest daughter | 7 |
replied mrs | 7 |
quite well | 7 |
eldest sister | 7 |
hour later | 7 |
large party | 7 |
quite delightful | 7 |
lips curled | 7 |
another moment | 7 |
marianne dashwood | 7 |
stepped back | 7 |
westgate buildings | 7 |
anybody else | 7 |
moved away | 7 |
great curiosity | 7 |
general character | 7 |
go likewise | 7 |
richard went | 7 |
twenty minutes | 7 |
one son | 7 |
less happy | 7 |
looking man | 7 |
never fear | 7 |
see us | 7 |
may come | 7 |
dear lady | 7 |
minutes later | 7 |
faint smile | 7 |
thank heaven | 7 |
perfectly convinced | 7 |
say anything | 7 |
two girls | 7 |
might give | 7 |
poor fanny | 7 |
really think | 7 |
immediately gave | 6 |
really thought | 6 |
great pity | 6 |
grosvenor square | 6 |
laughed heartily | 6 |
poor mother | 6 |
till every | 6 |
affectionate brother | 6 |
seen mr | 6 |
perfect indifference | 6 |
never happened | 6 |
never came | 6 |
age since | 6 |
one end | 6 |
without attempting | 6 |
come near | 6 |
must feel | 6 |
money enough | 6 |
bad news | 6 |
dear norland | 6 |
far distant | 6 |
particular friend | 6 |
fifty thousand | 6 |
time since | 6 |
first perceived | 6 |
know mr | 6 |
good word | 6 |
immediately followed | 6 |
really passed | 6 |
au revoir | 6 |
another half | 6 |
eyes flashed | 6 |
looked exceedingly | 6 |
fine country | 6 |
though perfectly | 6 |
good sort | 6 |
immediate relief | 6 |
smart beaux | 6 |
sweet place | 6 |
elinor soon | 6 |
jack carstares | 6 |
hugh grandison | 6 |
looked away | 6 |
ye know | 6 |
takes place | 6 |
will feel | 6 |
might see | 6 |
palmer laughed | 6 |
philip sat | 6 |
eyes fixed | 6 |
dear willoughby | 6 |
saw marianne | 6 |
saw enough | 6 |
sick chamber | 6 |
half hour | 6 |
instantly followed | 6 |
last evening | 6 |
good offices | 6 |
good wishes | 6 |
kept away | 6 |
now found | 6 |
next instant | 6 |
expressed great | 6 |
real state | 6 |
laughed softly | 6 |
totally different | 6 |
red lips | 6 |
us know | 6 |
just settled | 6 |
thin lips | 6 |
elinor perceived | 6 |
many things | 6 |
asked marianne | 6 |
wondered whether | 6 |
smart beau | 6 |
gave elinor | 6 |
little smile | 6 |
almost sure | 6 |
know better | 6 |
never mentioned | 6 |
agreeable man | 6 |
common sense | 6 |
hurried manner | 6 |
great secret | 6 |
domestic happiness | 6 |
help laughing | 6 |
greatest happiness | 6 |
new home | 6 |
every common | 6 |
felt sure | 6 |
sunk within | 6 |
eyes danced | 6 |
quite happy | 6 |
caught sight | 6 |
breakfast table | 6 |
never come | 6 |
one time | 6 |
several minutes | 6 |
must remember | 6 |
rather better | 6 |
nothing farther | 6 |
marriage must | 6 |
marianne still | 6 |
christian name | 6 |
elinor looked | 6 |
five years | 6 |
without seeing | 6 |
circumstance occurred | 6 |
settled rain | 6 |
sitting room | 6 |
norland estate | 6 |
perfectly right | 6 |
much obliged | 6 |
far beyond | 6 |
long time | 6 |
may now | 6 |
white hand | 6 |
little difficulty | 6 |
poor elinor | 6 |
almost always | 6 |
real satisfaction | 6 |
white hart | 6 |
quite enough | 6 |
maurice looked | 6 |
good husband | 6 |
scarcely ever | 6 |
henry dashwood | 6 |
gone away | 6 |
hardly keep | 6 |
see ye | 6 |
marrying miss | 6 |
perfectly understood | 6 |
marianne seemed | 6 |
will keep | 6 |
miss musgrove | 6 |
better knowledge | 6 |
knows nothing | 6 |
time till | 6 |
two maids | 6 |
elinor now | 6 |
another time | 6 |
young fool | 6 |
friend mrs | 6 |
philip walked | 6 |
first week | 6 |
first moment | 6 |
carried away | 6 |
proper submission | 6 |
third day | 6 |
dear marianne | 6 |
poor dear | 6 |
perfectly well | 6 |
old friends | 6 |
four hours | 6 |
know much | 6 |
another word | 6 |
give us | 6 |
well disposed | 6 |
really love | 6 |
say nothing | 6 |
two words | 6 |
pleasing young | 6 |
quite charming | 6 |
will continue | 6 |
serious reflection | 6 |
earnestly pressed | 6 |
done away | 6 |
common prudence | 6 |
brown eyes | 6 |
engaged elsewhere | 6 |
much engaged | 6 |
giving way | 6 |
think mr | 6 |
finally settled | 6 |
picturesque beauty | 6 |
deal better | 6 |
two friends | 6 |
de chaucheron | 6 |
overlook every | 6 |
many times | 6 |
thoroughly good | 6 |
morning brought | 6 |
great men | 6 |
many months | 6 |
marianne remained | 6 |
never looked | 6 |
simple one | 6 |
greatest comfort | 6 |
must speak | 6 |
though rather | 6 |
dear edward | 6 |
give away | 6 |
lived together | 6 |
brought home | 6 |
never spoke | 6 |
intimate acquaintance | 6 |
good friends | 6 |
every line | 6 |
private balls | 6 |
ever see | 6 |
whole truth | 6 |
dare swear | 6 |
elinor told | 6 |
will walk | 6 |
shall soon | 6 |
might make | 6 |
will forgive | 6 |
glance round | 6 |
dear little | 6 |
saw every | 6 |
entirely without | 6 |
every fear | 6 |
cleone sat | 6 |
may find | 6 |
east indies | 6 |
shall hear | 6 |
two families | 6 |
reach andover | 6 |
hurried away | 6 |
last two | 6 |
every night | 6 |
good friend | 6 |
though mrs | 6 |
never forget | 6 |
see mr | 6 |
nice place | 6 |
much pleased | 6 |
moment afterwards | 6 |
god help | 6 |
positive engagement | 6 |
went back | 6 |
scarcely less | 6 |
help wishing | 6 |
elinor felt | 6 |
de chatelin | 6 |
know something | 6 |
cried miss | 6 |
lady elliott | 6 |
answered sir | 6 |
strong feelings | 5 |
well go | 5 |
done anything | 5 |
six hours | 5 |
one person | 5 |
sank back | 5 |
mademoiselle de | 5 |
future home | 5 |
house will | 5 |
eyes sparkled | 5 |
never meant | 5 |
ye now | 5 |
good health | 5 |
must live | 5 |
two others | 5 |
little boys | 5 |
hurry away | 5 |
marlborough buildings | 5 |
philip looked | 5 |
will hardly | 5 |
little attention | 5 |
almost without | 5 |
must get | 5 |
fine thing | 5 |
lips twitched | 5 |
frederick wentworth | 5 |
knew whether | 5 |
second visit | 5 |
philip took | 5 |
shall meet | 5 |
much oppressed | 5 |
sat back | 5 |
always used | 5 |
charming woman | 5 |
pump room | 5 |
richard carstares | 5 |
get one | 5 |
extremely sorry | 5 |
see nothing | 5 |
richard looked | 5 |
ever hear | 5 |
three hours | 5 |
last letter | 5 |
will live | 5 |
one circumstance | 5 |
dear old | 5 |
till dinner | 5 |
came towards | 5 |
former days | 5 |
must prevent | 5 |
philip glanced | 5 |
drew back | 5 |
must pay | 5 |
think better | 5 |
family party | 5 |
ever forget | 5 |
began talking | 5 |
greater pleasure | 5 |
shall ever | 5 |
easy till | 5 |
oh yes | 5 |
always think | 5 |
away towards | 5 |
good reason | 5 |
much reason | 5 |
little farther | 5 |
simple country | 5 |
replied tracy | 5 |
preceding evening | 5 |
shall find | 5 |
affectionate heart | 5 |
exceedingly pleased | 5 |
door closed | 5 |
without beauty | 5 |
sister came | 5 |
twenty hours | 5 |
good understanding | 5 |
poor old | 5 |
big eyes | 5 |
philip went | 5 |
heard nothing | 5 |
less painful | 5 |
philip sank | 5 |
one subject | 5 |
much nearer | 5 |
well may | 5 |
small income | 5 |
will amuse | 5 |
real taste | 5 |
shall hope | 5 |
will happen | 5 |
must attend | 5 |
chapter xxix | 5 |
almost certain | 5 |
will wait | 5 |
six weeks | 5 |
weeks ago | 5 |
oe ur | 5 |
uppercross cottage | 5 |
will remain | 5 |
passed without | 5 |
person whose | 5 |
stepped forward | 5 |
walked slowly | 5 |
nothing beyond | 5 |
future wife | 5 |
yet another | 5 |
first visit | 5 |
milsom street | 5 |
turn away | 5 |
de dieu | 5 |
much confidence | 5 |
grew impatient | 5 |
though unwillingly | 5 |
whatever may | 5 |
replied philip | 5 |
felt equal | 5 |
will suffice | 5 |
felt obliged | 5 |
door behind | 5 |
never entered | 5 |
respectable young | 5 |
philip threw | 5 |
might find | 5 |
now looked | 5 |
shall tell | 5 |
eyes opened | 5 |
many friends | 5 |
leave london | 5 |
last fortnight | 5 |
near enough | 5 |
total silence | 5 |
chapter elinor | 5 |
mon cher | 5 |
every comfort | 5 |
cleone sprang | 5 |
last tuesday | 5 |
horton house | 5 |
little observation | 5 |
added mrs | 5 |
something must | 5 |
one object | 5 |
every time | 5 |
elder sister | 5 |
must consider | 5 |
turned towards | 5 |
go early | 5 |
hardly believe | 5 |
years younger | 5 |
sick child | 5 |
will excuse | 5 |
still remained | 5 |
another person | 5 |
far greater | 5 |
swept round | 5 |
chapter ix | 5 |
another man | 5 |
called forth | 5 |
never doubted | 5 |
safely say | 5 |
monstrous good | 5 |
might never | 5 |
every way | 5 |
eh bien | 5 |
absolute necessity | 5 |
great good | 5 |
several times | 5 |
shrewd glance | 5 |
passed along | 5 |
thurze house | 5 |
cried captain | 5 |
right hand | 5 |
great cordiality | 5 |
particular request | 5 |
single man | 5 |
intimately acquainted | 5 |
minute longer | 5 |
yew arbour | 5 |
best authority | 5 |
glance towards | 5 |
tall gentleman | 5 |
last long | 5 |
might bring | 5 |
great kindness | 5 |
entirely unknown | 5 |
arm round | 5 |
one night | 5 |
get rid | 5 |
felt almost | 5 |
perfectly happy | 5 |
another glance | 5 |
honest man | 5 |
le duc | 5 |
thousand times | 5 |
must put | 5 |
looked surprised | 5 |
old acquaintance | 5 |
different times | 5 |
always meant | 5 |
jim salter | 5 |
may guess | 5 |
great astonishment | 5 |
ever occurred | 5 |
like mine | 5 |
one may | 5 |
much higher | 5 |
great happiness | 5 |
rather surprised | 5 |
held back | 5 |
leave mrs | 5 |
cleone gave | 5 |
nearest relations | 5 |
going abroad | 5 |
stiff silks | 5 |
speak like | 5 |
west indies | 5 |
farther notice | 5 |
heard enough | 5 |
exactly like | 5 |
even greater | 5 |
conversation together | 5 |
ye think | 5 |
last morning | 5 |
good nature | 5 |
well aware | 5 |
just returned | 5 |
looking round | 5 |
seemed determined | 5 |
thrown together | 5 |
ye never | 5 |
every fresh | 5 |
pause succeeded | 5 |
will return | 5 |
great surprise | 5 |
much affected | 5 |
tell ye | 5 |
somebody else | 5 |
seen nothing | 5 |
poor man | 5 |
eyes towards | 5 |
think differently | 5 |
whose interest | 5 |
cried mr | 5 |
told us | 5 |
made less | 4 |
ever known | 4 |
every sentence | 4 |
good night | 4 |
willoughby since | 4 |
elinor blushed | 4 |
felt even | 4 |
four miles | 4 |
brandon alone | 4 |
much time | 4 |
last october | 4 |
little importance | 4 |
good manners | 4 |
present home | 4 |
might lead | 4 |
felt assured | 4 |
suffered dreadfully | 4 |
see little | 4 |
though probably | 4 |
just vacant | 4 |
must ever | 4 |
already engaged | 4 |
good income | 4 |
fond attachment | 4 |
every endeavour | 4 |
yet never | 4 |
calmly replied | 4 |
lively girl | 4 |
never cease | 4 |
left town | 4 |
well convinced | 4 |
united request | 4 |
entirely lost | 4 |
always sure | 4 |
petit anglais | 4 |
first news | 4 |
though looking | 4 |
delaford parsonage | 4 |
less wicked | 4 |
will explain | 4 |
outstretched hand | 4 |
nothing new | 4 |
never keep | 4 |
something might | 4 |
every side | 4 |
twice every | 4 |
hardly suppose | 4 |
rather ill | 4 |
eyes turned | 4 |
way home | 4 |
almost everything | 4 |
proud woman | 4 |
affectionate attention | 4 |
sister will | 4 |
much rather | 4 |
became perceptible | 4 |
moved towards | 4 |
poor girl | 4 |
shall think | 4 |
saw willoughby | 4 |
instantly gave | 4 |
miss hamilton | 4 |
delaford living | 4 |
readily consented | 4 |
little cottage | 4 |
appear happy | 4 |
eyes travelled | 4 |
father might | 4 |
elinor spoke | 4 |
never told | 4 |
first meeting | 4 |
seen without | 4 |
nom de | 4 |
head leaning | 4 |
great way | 4 |
poor richard | 4 |
small one | 4 |
days passed | 4 |
soon saw | 4 |
general terms | 4 |
elinor smiled | 4 |
beyond one | 4 |
make love | 4 |
kensington gardens | 4 |
uncertain behaviour | 4 |
returned home | 4 |
happy couple | 4 |
went slowly | 4 |
great solemnity | 4 |
last spring | 4 |
opened wide | 4 |
though marianne | 4 |
every thought | 4 |
lucy really | 4 |
pretty face | 4 |
going back | 4 |
firmly resolved | 4 |
seven days | 4 |
answer ready | 4 |
marianne began | 4 |
sister away | 4 |
whose society | 4 |
time may | 4 |
best pleased | 4 |
shall now | 4 |
marianne continued | 4 |
flannel waistcoat | 4 |
led away | 4 |
will certainly | 4 |
looked grave | 4 |
children go | 4 |
will agree | 4 |
philip shrugged | 4 |
us last | 4 |
whole history | 4 |
make every | 4 |
edward might | 4 |
good principles | 4 |
perfectly indifferent | 4 |
farther particulars | 4 |
pall mall | 4 |
take leave | 4 |
make use | 4 |
produced within | 4 |
one gentleman | 4 |
dinner time | 4 |
brandon must | 4 |
may live | 4 |
four horses | 4 |
immediately behind | 4 |
asked elinor | 4 |
might really | 4 |
gained considerable | 4 |
deserving young | 4 |
dashwood introduced | 4 |
marianne will | 4 |
mischievous tricks | 4 |
nurse rooke | 4 |
towards elinor | 4 |
first met | 4 |
must depend | 4 |
dead leaves | 4 |
minuter propensities | 4 |
aching head | 4 |
half blood | 4 |
lips parted | 4 |
philip made | 4 |
perfect good | 4 |
stood behind | 4 |
grecian temple | 4 |
poor dick | 4 |
great relief | 4 |
little intermission | 4 |
really wished | 4 |
swung round | 4 |
real situation | 4 |
difficult matter | 4 |
high spirits | 4 |
thrown open | 4 |
edward made | 4 |
till mrs | 4 |
whose fault | 4 |
till tomorrow | 4 |
soon discovered | 4 |
anne will | 4 |
better leave | 4 |
without hearing | 4 |
however small | 4 |
willoughby will | 4 |
exquisite enjoyment | 4 |
till one | 4 |
marianne felt | 4 |
devilish good | 4 |
quite ill | 4 |
sang together | 4 |
behaviour towards | 4 |
repeated miss | 4 |
though gentle | 4 |
people will | 4 |
say half | 4 |
went quickly | 4 |
found nothing | 4 |
ever supposed | 4 |
shall know | 4 |
dearest marianne | 4 |
though without | 4 |
always unwilling | 4 |
hearted girl | 4 |
richard sat | 4 |
now see | 4 |
much trouble | 4 |
charming women | 4 |
philippe au | 4 |
elinor joyfully | 4 |
better pleased | 4 |
great comfort | 4 |
now began | 4 |
little black | 4 |
think well | 4 |
first sight | 4 |
truly anxious | 4 |
every feeling | 4 |
blue sky | 4 |
replied carstares | 4 |
will admit | 4 |
continual change | 4 |
another woman | 4 |
looked rather | 4 |
elinor sat | 4 |
chapter xiv | 4 |
give offence | 4 |
sister married | 4 |
almost ran | 4 |
match takes | 4 |
hand across | 4 |
seeing captain | 4 |
just setting | 4 |
maurice rose | 4 |
total change | 4 |
many smart | 4 |
green court | 4 |
think now | 4 |
two daughters | 4 |
going home | 4 |
de saint | 4 |
without hopes | 4 |
still worse | 4 |
really loved | 4 |
never made | 4 |
elinor took | 4 |
let ye | 4 |
strongly resembled | 4 |
years since | 4 |
last adieus | 4 |
chapter viii | 4 |
marianne found | 4 |
less violent | 4 |
sure must | 4 |
little longer | 4 |
resolved never | 4 |
letter directly | 4 |
one degree | 4 |
kind enough | 4 |
near neighbours | 4 |
richard bowed | 4 |
much kindness | 4 |
chapter xxviii | 4 |
turning away | 4 |
near relation | 4 |
another thing | 4 |
dowager viscountess | 4 |
throw away | 4 |
jennings received | 4 |
may make | 4 |
generally known | 4 |
northanger abbey | 4 |
just beginning | 4 |
struck dumb | 4 |
found fresh | 4 |
indifferent person | 4 |
many circumstances | 4 |
marianne gave | 4 |
cried philip | 4 |
much sense | 4 |
round game | 4 |
poor willoughby | 4 |
doubted whether | 4 |
little interest | 4 |
marianne must | 4 |
immediately took | 4 |
see mrs | 4 |
intimate knowledge | 4 |
old bachelor | 4 |
chapter xxvi | 4 |
penny post | 4 |
exceedingly glad | 4 |
chapter vi | 4 |
marianne sighed | 4 |
wait two | 4 |
long engagement | 4 |
natured woman | 4 |
dear self | 4 |
green eyes | 4 |
kind wishes | 4 |
soon set | 4 |
advanced age | 4 |
turn back | 4 |
miss beauleighs | 4 |
busily employed | 4 |
two children | 4 |
great compassion | 4 |
anyone else | 4 |
call colonel | 4 |
giving pain | 4 |
good fire | 4 |
little love | 4 |
done otherwise | 4 |
hollow eye | 4 |
whole tale | 4 |
rather wished | 4 |
fat gentleman | 4 |
stay longer | 4 |
considerable amusement | 4 |
readily given | 4 |
since spent | 4 |
met mrs | 4 |
must seem | 4 |
passed within | 4 |
chapter xxiii | 4 |
first evening | 4 |
affections entirely | 4 |
every inquiry | 4 |
ye well | 4 |
every suspicion | 4 |
must confess | 4 |
just begun | 4 |
quite ready | 4 |
long morning | 4 |
wide eyes | 4 |
lost every | 4 |
never passed | 4 |
sincerely wish | 4 |
greater openness | 4 |
marry miss | 4 |
first began | 4 |
entered many | 4 |
charming man | 4 |
chapter xxv | 4 |
public school | 4 |
elinor set | 4 |
quitted barton | 4 |
poor brandon | 4 |
poor sister | 4 |
thousand guineas | 4 |
four weeks | 4 |
will spend | 4 |
real opinion | 4 |
good morning | 4 |
never agree | 4 |
elinor remained | 4 |
strange kind | 4 |
ce cher | 4 |
though smiling | 4 |
held high | 4 |
warmly replied | 4 |
help smiling | 4 |
behave like | 4 |
philip spoke | 4 |
started forward | 4 |
interesting subject | 4 |
quite ridiculous | 4 |
seemed scarcely | 4 |
pour forth | 4 |
married till | 4 |
one half | 4 |
stay away | 4 |
made elinor | 4 |
least twenty | 4 |
chapter vii | 4 |
last day | 4 |
long thought | 4 |
quite equal | 4 |
heartily glad | 4 |
best place | 4 |
philip bowed | 4 |
eldest girl | 4 |
usual walk | 4 |
agreeable young | 4 |
always consider | 4 |
bad one | 4 |
much regretted | 4 |
desired nothing | 4 |
happy man | 4 |
colicky gout | 4 |
whose mind | 4 |
exactly calculated | 4 |
half year | 4 |
good enough | 4 |
common acquaintance | 4 |
cold hearted | 4 |
shoulders shook | 4 |
young jettan | 4 |
chapter xviii | 4 |
favourite child | 4 |
bolder rider | 4 |
momentary glance | 4 |
though earnestly | 4 |
immediate possession | 4 |
every symptom | 4 |
formally dismissed | 4 |
hardly tell | 4 |
brought back | 4 |
near dawlish | 4 |
distant relation | 4 |
edward remained | 4 |
painted puppy | 4 |
must beg | 4 |
us now | 4 |
john called | 4 |
happy hours | 4 |
another week | 4 |
time ago | 4 |
certain person | 4 |
every part | 4 |
many parts | 4 |
great uncle | 4 |
really like | 4 |
eighteen couple | 4 |
time silent | 4 |
new family | 4 |
designs might | 4 |
almost impossible | 4 |
really believe | 4 |
chapter xx | 4 |
seeming equally | 4 |
great coxcomb | 4 |
looked sharply | 4 |
thin hand | 4 |
might well | 4 |
great agitation | 4 |
exceedingly great | 4 |
may take | 4 |
weeks longer | 4 |
may afford | 4 |
almost hopeless | 4 |
materially better | 4 |
bumble bee | 4 |
fervent gratitude | 4 |
brandon appeared | 4 |
odd one | 4 |
quite disappointed | 4 |
together without | 4 |
youngest daughter | 4 |
first spoke | 4 |
great joy | 4 |
good thing | 4 |
poor nancy | 4 |
jennings laughed | 4 |
never loved | 4 |
quite different | 4 |
remarkably pretty | 4 |
chapter xv | 4 |
usual time | 4 |
animated look | 4 |
comte de | 4 |
lord andrew | 4 |
captain harold | 4 |
silent attention | 4 |
possible good | 4 |
last look | 4 |
eyes twinkled | 4 |
red gum | 4 |
chapter ii | 4 |
determine whether | 4 |
tolerably happy | 4 |
elinor feel | 4 |
first part | 4 |
first half | 4 |
last autumn | 4 |
turned hastily | 4 |
sake tell | 4 |
little aside | 4 |
amiably bashful | 4 |
good fellow | 4 |
john willoughby | 4 |
long together | 4 |
eyes gleamed | 4 |
might hereafter | 4 |
will suffer | 4 |
beg leave | 4 |
extremely happy | 4 |
barton valley | 4 |
taking place | 4 |
looked back | 4 |
seems quite | 4 |
friends near | 4 |
marrying lucy | 4 |
indispensably necessary | 4 |
chapter xvii | 4 |
hardly possible | 4 |
dashwood seemed | 4 |
chapter xxii | 4 |
hour passed | 4 |
seven thousand | 4 |
every subject | 4 |
long lock | 4 |
every man | 4 |
elinor heard | 4 |
one way | 4 |
made still | 4 |
dear fanny | 4 |
mistaken confidence | 4 |
natural taste | 4 |
much already | 4 |
eager tone | 4 |
still less | 4 |
poor mrs | 4 |
spend half | 4 |
us quite | 4 |
resolved within | 4 |
possible advantage | 4 |
jennings came | 4 |
certainly will | 4 |
elinor therefore | 4 |
drink tea | 4 |
varying complexion | 4 |
replied marianne | 4 |
every proof | 4 |
even doubted | 4 |
heart sunk | 4 |
will drink | 4 |
felt much | 4 |
avoided every | 4 |
among friends | 4 |
thing rather | 4 |
dependent situation | 4 |
every point | 4 |
greatly improved | 4 |
chapter xxvii | 4 |
edward felt | 4 |
john observed | 4 |
chapter xxi | 4 |
seemed much | 4 |
always poor | 4 |
little known | 4 |
happiness depends | 4 |
looking young | 4 |
will call | 4 |
two afterwards | 4 |
marianne got | 4 |
quite agree | 4 |
minutes longer | 4 |
lively interest | 4 |
already done | 4 |
may tell | 4 |
chapter xi | 4 |
hurried forward | 4 |
nothing ever | 4 |
many particulars | 4 |
visit concluded | 4 |
ever spoke | 4 |
oh dear | 4 |
good abilities | 4 |
afterwards returned | 4 |
someone else | 4 |
asked cleone | 4 |
little group | 4 |
poor child | 4 |
particular gratitude | 4 |
farther opposition | 4 |
may assure | 4 |
chapter xvi | 4 |
elinor prevailed | 4 |
ever thought | 4 |
eyes sparkling | 4 |
near relations | 4 |
marianne turned | 4 |
jermyn street | 4 |
really feel | 4 |
young friend | 4 |
smart young | 4 |
done without | 4 |
palmer soon | 4 |
way towards | 4 |
unfortunate girl | 4 |
painful exertion | 4 |
year ago | 4 |
young mind | 4 |
yesterday afternoon | 4 |
till now | 4 |
way along | 4 |
leave town | 4 |
may imagine | 4 |
shall write | 4 |
lord robert | 4 |
far settled | 4 |
altered looks | 4 |
shocking thing | 4 |
chapter xiii | 4 |
impertinent remarks | 4 |
chapter iii | 4 |
maurice jettan | 4 |
always say | 4 |
chapter iv | 4 |
will ask | 4 |
happy together | 4 |
though never | 4 |
tender recollection | 4 |
dining room | 4 |
answered cleone | 4 |
first became | 4 |
smiled philip | 4 |
charming account | 4 |
frightened away | 4 |
quite understand | 4 |
almost choked | 4 |
will hope | 4 |
think ill | 4 |
house without | 4 |
equally sanguine | 4 |
never hear | 4 |
late incumbent | 4 |
large one | 4 |
leave devonshire | 4 |
chapter xii | 4 |
twenty years | 4 |
de foli | 4 |
one sister | 4 |
edward seemed | 4 |
soon will | 4 |
pray give | 4 |
will know | 4 |
even lucy | 4 |
one knee | 4 |
middleton took | 4 |
may believe | 4 |
domestic comfort | 4 |
jennings immediately | 4 |
utmost amazement | 4 |
whose advice | 4 |
may seem | 4 |
came directly | 4 |
natured fellow | 4 |
jennings soon | 4 |
rather suspect | 4 |
still farther | 4 |
seemed equally | 4 |
behaviour last | 4 |
conduct towards | 4 |
poor thing | 4 |
poor young | 4 |
though elinor | 4 |
particularly ill | 4 |
voluntarily speaking | 4 |
cleone turned | 4 |
quite sure | 4 |
violent affliction | 4 |
respectable family | 4 |
maurice kissed | 4 |
changed colour | 4 |
dining parlour | 4 |
first care | 4 |
favourite beaux | 4 |
say whether | 4 |
repeated assurances | 4 |
dashwood looked | 4 |
brandon seems | 4 |
dearest friends | 4 |
yet awhile | 4 |
friends will | 4 |
lucy first | 4 |
soft voice | 4 |
old age | 4 |
thirteen years | 4 |
whole night | 4 |
will bring | 4 |
immediately left | 4 |
different cause | 4 |
one word | 4 |
real truth | 4 |
seemed resolved | 4 |
james benwick | 4 |
without one | 4 |
now will | 4 |
general benevolence | 4 |
beautiful girl | 4 |
answered marianne | 4 |
chapter xix | 4 |
general opinions | 4 |
must try | 4 |
comfortably together | 4 |
young companions | 4 |
far less | 4 |
poor marianne | 4 |
one shoulder | 4 |
judgment must | 4 |
much later | 4 |
greater reason | 4 |
serious business | 4 |
leisure enough | 4 |
coming back | 4 |
jennings might | 4 |
best affections | 4 |
less violently | 4 |
feather last | 4 |
rivers street | 4 |
richard smiled | 4 |
cried charles | 4 |
shall miss | 4 |
added sir | 4 |
never tell | 4 |
whose judgment | 4 |
joined mrs | 4 |
found fault | 4 |
ever received | 4 |
barton must | 4 |
therefore nothing | 4 |
golden head | 4 |
fortnight since | 4 |
last summer | 4 |
every song | 4 |
seemed strange | 4 |
three men | 4 |
less anxious | 4 |
moon street | 4 |
good gad | 4 |
good looks | 4 |
little leisure | 4 |
obligingly bestowed | 4 |
cried willoughby | 4 |
never dropped | 4 |
general civility | 4 |
perfectly true | 4 |
three together | 4 |
fell away | 4 |
younger brother | 4 |
first called | 4 |
chapter anne | 4 |
whether mr | 4 |
ye mean | 4 |
situation like | 4 |
day passed | 4 |
tracy turned | 4 |
found every | 4 |
gave one | 4 |
soon know | 4 |
quite rude | 4 |
agreeable girls | 4 |
every indication | 4 |
long outlived | 4 |
reason enough | 4 |
see captain | 4 |
anxious solicitude | 4 |
many others | 4 |
rather expect | 4 |
dear sir | 4 |
following morning | 4 |
much real | 4 |
every doubt | 4 |
without taking | 4 |
much uneasiness | 4 |
great distance | 4 |
write letters | 4 |
three weeks | 4 |
without farther | 4 |
miss sparks | 4 |
make us | 4 |
beyond every | 4 |
neither lady | 4 |
reasonably expected | 4 |
painted puppet | 4 |
appeared rather | 4 |
fine enough | 4 |
sweetest girls | 4 |
began directly | 4 |
wondering whether | 4 |
fine prospect | 4 |
chapter xxiv | 4 |
must begin | 4 |
turning round | 4 |
one close | 4 |
leaving barton | 4 |
brandon come | 4 |
might lessen | 4 |
excellent man | 4 |
way back | 4 |
every carriage | 4 |
room together | 4 |
party made | 4 |
leaning back | 4 |
equally indifferent | 4 |
every new | 4 |
henry bancroft | 4 |
perhaps without | 4 |
marianne coloured | 4 |
god bless | 4 |
arms round | 4 |
others went | 4 |
wheeled round | 4 |
mount street | 4 |
gave every | 4 |
convince lucy | 4 |
secrecy may | 4 |
least among | 4 |
least mind | 4 |
yet greater | 4 |
replied willoughby | 4 |
monstrous pretty | 4 |
hope mrs | 4 |
many changes | 4 |
least equally | 4 |
merely giving | 4 |
soon become | 4 |
last month | 4 |
one concerned | 4 |
many respects | 4 |
much stronger | 4 |
frequent invitations | 4 |
replied edward | 4 |
three letters | 4 |
nearly twenty | 4 |
low spirits | 4 |
closed behind | 4 |
hardly stand | 4 |
think necessary | 4 |
hours passed | 3 |
violent start | 3 |
de trop | 3 |
glanced round | 3 |
sat silent | 3 |
hurried along | 3 |
charles came | 3 |
well now | 3 |
little distance | 3 |
sweet little | 3 |
much may | 3 |
suffering much | 3 |
good terms | 3 |
step forward | 3 |
without friends | 3 |
bancroft turned | 3 |
smallest wish | 3 |
elliot appeared | 3 |
smallest suspicion | 3 |
good character | 3 |
infinitely superior | 3 |
must end | 3 |
fair lady | 3 |
mansfield park | 3 |
makes one | 3 |
eyelids flickered | 3 |
serious matters | 3 |
waste time | 3 |
every winter | 3 |
temper might | 3 |
stood looking | 3 |
certainly nothing | 3 |
mother without | 3 |
always heard | 3 |
pray come | 3 |
now quite | 3 |
must submit | 3 |
without observing | 3 |
another instance | 3 |
like marianne | 3 |
leaning forward | 3 |
maurice drew | 3 |
towards captain | 3 |
straight brows | 3 |
days ago | 3 |
leave us | 3 |
much beyond | 3 |
good appearance | 3 |
one particular | 3 |
philip kissed | 3 |
present moment | 3 |
almost entirely | 3 |
replied sir | 3 |
extremely agreeable | 3 |
man must | 3 |
quite unnecessary | 3 |
giving pleasure | 3 |
different sort | 3 |
old constantia | 3 |
riding boots | 3 |
strikingly great | 3 |
cut short | 3 |
must enjoy | 3 |
philip set | 3 |
never get | 3 |
staid old | 3 |
always together | 3 |
fine young | 3 |
fashioned place | 3 |
without doubt | 3 |
never inconstant | 3 |
sister must | 3 |
just reached | 3 |
carstares looked | 3 |
two people | 3 |
nothing will | 3 |
fine gentleman | 3 |
comfortably settled | 3 |
much wished | 3 |
must bear | 3 |
infinitely worse | 3 |
younger sister | 3 |
make one | 3 |
lucky fellow | 3 |
old days | 3 |
jane austen | 3 |
also arrived | 3 |
cleone broke | 3 |
hours later | 3 |
never ask | 3 |
alone knows | 3 |
richard turned | 3 |
quite considerably | 3 |
always kept | 3 |
head away | 3 |
library door | 3 |
must leave | 3 |
devil belmanoir | 3 |
peal sounded | 3 |
scarcely sensible | 3 |
one kind | 3 |
tell us | 3 |
first wish | 3 |
one white | 3 |
never condescend | 3 |
throwing away | 3 |
respectable man | 3 |
quite understood | 3 |
home yet | 3 |
soon arose | 3 |
quite shut | 3 |
unfortunate one | 3 |
totally unlike | 3 |
proper measures | 3 |
three others | 3 |
last year | 3 |
ever happened | 3 |
never considered | 3 |
evening parties | 3 |
black moth | 3 |
red heels | 3 |
fully intended | 3 |
days later | 3 |
meet every | 3 |
lord shook | 3 |
private life | 3 |
fiery red | 3 |
north yarmouth | 3 |
found mr | 3 |
eyes brightened | 3 |
rather shy | 3 |
worthless young | 3 |
eyes widened | 3 |
one spoke | 3 |
old acquaintances | 3 |
lavinia turned | 3 |
left school | 3 |
became gradually | 3 |
almost shut | 3 |
selfish vanity | 3 |
heart might | 3 |
emerald ring | 3 |
chapter marianne | 3 |
still holding | 3 |
elliot pride | 3 |
voluntary communication | 3 |
everything seemed | 3 |
man whose | 3 |
lord stood | 3 |
without hesitation | 3 |
every feature | 3 |
long walk | 3 |
merely bowed | 3 |
first day | 3 |
collected mind | 3 |
little cleone | 3 |
common highwayman | 3 |
perfect gentleman | 3 |
quick eye | 3 |
gregory markham | 3 |
philippe se | 3 |
spirits rose | 3 |
union street | 3 |
little face | 3 |
dressing gown | 3 |
final separation | 3 |
will refuse | 3 |
cried tom | 3 |
heartily wish | 3 |
always find | 3 |
two meetings | 3 |
deep breath | 3 |
bid fair | 3 |
last ten | 3 |
general laugh | 3 |
never learn | 3 |
will send | 3 |
deeply afflicted | 3 |
perfect conviction | 3 |
philip jealous | 3 |
side glance | 3 |
among strangers | 3 |
constant attachment | 3 |
intimate friends | 3 |
highly important | 3 |
well provided | 3 |
must hear | 3 |
saw anything | 3 |
tom sat | 3 |
seeing mr | 3 |
ball last | 3 |
philip flung | 3 |
must never | 3 |
left us | 3 |
much happier | 3 |
first act | 3 |
edged hat | 3 |
good house | 3 |
much talked | 3 |
say good | 3 |
pleasant companion | 3 |
family connections | 3 |
chief consolation | 3 |
present time | 3 |
long afterwards | 3 |
see lyme | 3 |
four times | 3 |
clearly understand | 3 |
octagon room | 3 |
every word | 3 |
travelling coach | 3 |
till lady | 3 |
excessively pleased | 3 |
every pretty | 3 |
seven miles | 3 |
now softened | 3 |
earnestly bent | 3 |
taking leave | 3 |
little less | 3 |
clothilde de | 3 |
left entirely | 3 |
day till | 3 |
nearly always | 3 |
dear cleone | 3 |
might judge | 3 |
humble servant | 3 |
just going | 3 |
never done | 3 |
last man | 3 |
nobody knew | 3 |
third person | 3 |
plainly see | 3 |
always ready | 3 |
garden walls | 3 |
first felt | 3 |
must help | 3 |
now proved | 3 |
done much | 3 |
little ashamed | 3 |
shall speak | 3 |
almost enough | 3 |
take one | 3 |
sad accident | 3 |
usual style | 3 |
several days | 3 |
le comte | 3 |
grace calmly | 3 |
three children | 3 |
though mr | 3 |
quite fair | 3 |
coming across | 3 |
twelve years | 3 |
just come | 3 |
dozen times | 3 |
violent agitation | 3 |
bad enough | 3 |
agreed philip | 3 |
now took | 3 |
one loves | 3 |
us together | 3 |
sir basil | 3 |
taking care | 3 |
brows drew | 3 |
lavinia buried | 3 |
may call | 3 |
door shut | 3 |
good mother | 3 |
chapter xxxvi | 3 |
poor devil | 3 |
already mentioned | 3 |
white satin | 3 |
philip shook | 3 |
cleone saw | 3 |
though nothing | 3 |
two sides | 3 |
stay behind | 3 |
last four | 3 |
wonder whether | 3 |
fro across | 3 |
anything relative | 3 |
little philippe | 3 |
good news | 3 |
cleone charteris | 3 |
pressed forward | 3 |
might provoke | 3 |
eyes narrowed | 3 |
expecting every | 3 |
tom wilding | 3 |
carstares raised | 3 |
whether miss | 3 |
madame de | 3 |
sleepless night | 3 |
every nerve | 3 |
long silence | 3 |
heart gave | 3 |
jack saw | 3 |
drew towards | 3 |
fair name | 3 |
strong surprise | 3 |
whole afternoon | 3 |
philip answered | 3 |
rather distressed | 3 |
another hour | 3 |
give ye | 3 |
almost broken | 3 |
just run | 3 |
might wish | 3 |
may happen | 3 |
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concert room | 3 |
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mrs rooke | 3 |
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