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quadgram	frequency
that is to say	39
the spirit of the	17
at the same time	13
and therefore it is	12
riseth in the affection	12
as well as the	12
the which is the	11
god and ghostly things	10
the grace of god	10
in the name of	9
therefore it is that	9
the love of god	9
and so it is	9
in the sight of	8
is the spirit of	8
spirit of the world	8
spirit of the flesh	8
through the grace of	7
the sons of jacob	7
the song of angels	7
but if it be	7
divine cloud of unknowing	7
in the affection cap	7
the crown of life	7
light of knowing in	6
wete thou well that	6
the epistle of prayer	6
for whom thou shouldest	6
and thus it is	6
the divine cloud of	6
when time were to	6
of the spirit of	6
and this is the	5
if it so be	5
to all those that	5
a soul that is	5
though all it be	5
the sight of the	5
if thou do it	5
the spirit of malice	5
and for whom thou	5
it is in the	5
cleped in the story	5
as well as of	5
taken out of the	5
of the flesh and	5
the separation of the	5
for to conne be	5
of the eighteenth century	5
prayer and to counsel	5
so it is that	5
to prayer and to	5
of the love of	5
joy of inward sweetness	5
in the midst of	5
the goodness of god	5
here it is to	5
on the one party	5
thou mayst no better	5
on the other hand	5
as it is said	5
to love god for	4
in as much as	4
of our lord jesu	4
sons of jacob and	4
our lord jesu christ	4
of the spiritual and	4
love in the affection	4
sight of pains to	4
thou mayst by grace	4
jacob and brought forth	4
say that it is	4
of love in the	4
in the love of	4
of pains to come	4
of jacob and brought	4
on the other party	4
to be in company	4
one and the same	4
perfect hatred of sin	4
but they do not	4
the world and the	4
and the spirit of	4
in god and ghostly	4
corruption of the flesh	4
the bliss of heaven	4
of the catholic church	4
the which is god	4
the minds of men	4
it is to wete	4
is written in the	4
it so be that	4
in the bliss of	4
knowing in the reason	4
the fire of love	4
i do not believe	4
no better please god	4
of discerning of spirits	4
the which thou hast	4
and all such other	4
the separation of spiritual	4
the love of jesu	4
may be in this	4
so meedful as i	4
and for to conne	4
conceiveth through the grace	4
one of the most	4
for to love god	4
spirit of the age	4
is so meedful as	4
the spiritual and temporal	4
departed from the tree	4
mayst no better please	4
wynkyn de worde has	4
that are to come	4
it is said before	4
in the bosom of	4
all this i say	4
as it may be	4
that i have of	4
conceived of jacob and	4
be in this life	4
in matters of faith	4
treatise of discerning of	4
the mights of the	3
will of our lord	3
a short treatise of	3
here in this life	3
temptations of the fiend	3
is cause of much	3
whom thou shouldest be	3
reformed by grace to	3
brought forth two children	3
so thou be that	3
to the perfect knowing	3
the epistle of discretion	3
turrets of the flower	3
the habergeon or the	3
the point and the	3
what so thou be	3
they were wont to	3
and all these other	3
and departed from the	3
the state of the	3
if thou wilt be	3
by grace to the	3
by the presence of	3
by the grace of	3
of joys to come	3
against the spirit of	3
is brought in by	3
that same spirit that	3
or of any that	3
thou hast wounded mine	3
the spirit of order	3
of our nature and	3
the mind of man	3
richard of saint victor	3
by wynkyn de worde	3
the church and state	3
written in the psalm	3
liberty of conscience and	3
of all the remenant	3
thank thee for the	3
discretion in stirrings of	3
dread of our lord	3
in stirrings of the	3
the power of the	3
the image and the	3
of the divine cloud	3
vain joy of this	3
in the birth of	3
thou shalt have the	3
of that thing that	3
divers doctrines devout and	3
dwelling between the terms	3
it is good to	3
have mercy on my	3
be raised in to	3
so forth of all	3
mights of the soul	3
i have told thee	3
if it were possible	3
as it were in	3
it is well proved	3
epistle of discretion in	3
thee to prayer and	3
ghostly joy and sweetness	3
revelations of divine love	3
of liberty of conscience	3
joy of this world	3
of the soul with	3
whether that it be	3
that is written in	3
or taken out of	3
but it is not	3
it is the spirit	3
sweetness of love in	3
if thou shouldest be	3
in the time of	3
and not for his	3
harmony in liberty is	3
of spiritual and temporal	3
shape thee for to	3
for the love of	3
the light of knowing	3
the hermit of hampole	3
followeth a devout treatise	3
that a soul that	3
point and the prick	3
of knowing in the	3
thou askest of me	3
thus it is well	3
the spirit of god	3
i thank thee for	3
image and the likeness	3
david in the psalm	3
and if it be	3
fruit from the tree	3
and to all those	3
doctrines devout and fruitful	3
of our lord is	3
it is that the	3
that may be had	3
and by his false	3
fire of love in	3
bringeth forth two virtues	3
sight of joys to	3
unto the time that	3
the spirit of religion	3
book of margery kempe	3
of this reverent affection	3
time were to be	3
counsel in this case	3
is well proved that	3
but it may not	3
is said in the	3
habergeon or the hair	3
the perfect knowing of	3
him list thee to	3
any of the others	3
i have of thee	3
the nature of things	3
of that same spirit	3
in this world and	3
the lust and the	3
the book of margery	3
of the civil power	3
there is nothing that	3
it falleth to the	3
of joy to come	3
of this holy maid	3
this is the skill	3
as it falleth to	3
it were in a	3
of the separation of	3
separation of spiritual and	3
of the song of	3
for the government of	3
and bringeth forth two	3
separation of the spiritual	3
the high peace of	3
take the crown of	3
forth of all the	3
as thou mayst by	3
the turrets of the	3
stirrings of the soul	3
that thou speakest of	3
also she said that	3
in spite of the	3
and in this onehead	3
and also of the	3
hast wounded mine heart	3
it is that after	3
it may not be	3
the new social state	3
of the holy ghost	3
the name of jesu	3
that there is no	3
of discretion in stirrings	3
and brought forth two	3
and so forth of	3
and then are they	3
the will of our	3
of the fourteenth century	3
that it should be	3
do not believe that	3
the unseeable things of	3
smiteth on our hearts	3
of the human soul	3
in the affairs of	3
but only in god	3
doctrine of our lord	3
but if it so	3
to come in her	3
though all that the	3
what so they be	3
not for his goods	3
the lust of the	3
to behold god and	3
it is on this	3
our lord is this	3
the government of the	3
thou right well that	3
the work of the	3
in so much that	3
but it is a	3
it be so that	3
of the book of	3
a soul in this	3
of reason springeth right	3
i know how much	3
a noble and famous	2
heart in one of	2
riseth in the imagination	2
which the eighteenth century	2
a very necessary epistle	2
of thee unto god	2
under the pretext of	2
beyond the reach of	2
and thus saith reason	2
religion in modern societies	2
so well as thou	2
please god than believe	2
he saith in the	2
as thy frailty will	2
right so the affection	2
is purified and cleansed	2
that i might weep	2
thou dost or sayest	2
be likened to a	2
of the high peace	2
the which is servant	2
when the reason is	2
and in our brethren	2
but when they are	2
to our lord that	2
love is to me	2
by the light of	2
of heaven and of	2
mayst know what it	2
knowing of himself and	2
a very devout treatise	2
and all thy desires	2
of angels in the	2
thou wear the habergeon	2
the part of the	2
him in this life	2
the help of god	2
when religious liberty is	2
the first doctrine of	2
they are of that	2
after joseph is benjamin	2
the light of thy	2
our lord jesus said	2
in the ears of	2
thought smiteth on our	2
and also to be	2
if you think that	2
of sin riseth in	2
be now ordained and	2
the dignity and the	2
saint katherin of seenes	2
shrive to our lord	2
it up by itself	2
to the service of	2
the peaceable wind and	2
what for the general	2
by the witness of	2
or else by some	2
of wisdom is the	2
and joy riseth in	2
love me with all	2
for the comfort that	2
cleped the son of	2
the children of leah	2
evermore meeking thee to	2
the affairs of this	2
and is inflamed with	2
general sight that thou	2
shalt not please me	2
in the religious sphere	2
and thou shalt have	2
to the perfection of	2
in working of good	2
the presence of the	2
hatred of sin is	2
has been accused of	2
reverent affection touched before	2
of the same soul	2
even if you think	2
charity which thou hast	2
woteth rachel full well	2
not againstanding all the	2
for such men should	2
to love only this	2
soul are reformed by	2
that longeth to the	2
virtue of dread riseth	2
now for to be	2
said in the psalm	2
depart the fruit from	2
all manner of fleshly	2
then as fast it	2
to themselves and their	2
saidest every day a	2
del cognoscimento di noi	2
by master walter hylton	2
and so mayst thou	2
and with all his	2
to come to contemplation	2
is an addition of	2
and all after that	2
thou wouldest never do	2
of contemplation taught by	2
of the human race	2
groweth in the affection	2
ghostly things in the	2
that it is the	2
her to be underlout	2
compiled by a noble	2
to have meed of	2
unto god without mean	2
as the work of	2
hanging on the tree	2
and the soft weathers	2
the religious and civil	2
i may so speak	2
in this onehead of	2
of the soul is	2
and choose thee the	2
if thou knew how	2
are of that thing	2
a full aseeth of	2
any thought smiteth on	2
thou be that covetest	2
the beholding of god	2
used to say to	2
and fantasies of creatures	2
in thoughts and desires	2
thoughts are only set	2
necessary epistle of discretion	2
that is to understand	2
of vain joy of	2
from the beginning of	2
which in themself are	2
to have jesu in	2
my conceit of thee	2
which is in heaven	2
the eighteenth century has	2
some fruit in helping	2
in the presence of	2
every day a thousand	2
it is not in	2
same spirit that first	2
would weep with thee	2
wits of the soul	2
shame with thy foul	2
treatise called the epistle	2
when they are ordained	2
in love and in	2
his own working by	2
thou mayst know what	2
it may be here	2
to bring forth such	2
with the help of	2
set before their mind	2
as thou dost when	2
it be good or	2
this good word jesu	2
the fruit from the	2
and spouse of our	2
and accordance of will	2
needful and speedful to	2
where to fix his	2
of these three spirits	2
the beginning of the	2
will and the affection	2
of the good angel	2
the more she increased	2
is that oft times	2
it is also the	2
to raise up our	2
meeking thee to prayer	2
sweetness in his love	2
that oft times when	2
of inward sweetness riseth	2
say that protestantism is	2
religious liberty is established	2
learn thee therein for	2
and ghostly things in	2
and for to be	2
joseph is benjamin born	2
office of that same	2
know the unseeable things	2
well as thou dost	2
and the prick of	2
wit and the own	2
and for that that	2
only this good word	2
has displayed itself with	2
song and heavenly sound	2
abundance of ghostly joy	2
is illumined by grace	2
that each thought that	2
suffrest me to speak	2
sin riseth in the	2
that thing that they	2
way to true contemplation	2
who is he that	2
up our wills in	2
time that thy mind	2
treatise compiled by master	2
by grace may be	2
the new state of	2
loveliness of god in	2
abiding the will of	2
thou shalt live longer	2
please me so well	2
under the name of	2
that a soul is	2
to conne be only	2
they are unordained and	2
by jacob is understanden	2
how the virtues of	2
than with thy foul	2
life of that glorious	2
i regret that i	2
and may not be	2
it may be in	2
the anonymous author of	2
the which in themself	2
of other spirits than	2
unceasingly as it may	2
with thy foul body	2
as much as they	2
only his own working	2
that thy mind be	2
and make thee of	2
never was a religion	2
the soft weathers of	2
food of angels in	2
glorious virgin and spouse	2
man of great holiness	2
yet it is not	2
to say that protestantism	2
so lovely and so	2
joy and sweetness in	2
in this world is	2
and philosophy in france	2
the english dissenters have	2
as the prophet saith	2
she may have no	2
in the story a	2
felt in the affection	2
time of thy prayer	2
why should not the	2
things as are these	2
is only his own	2
to contemplation of god	2
how love riseth in	2
shalt thou use thee	2
that all thy desires	2
we use us busily	2
smell of the tree	2
so it is well	2
you think that you	2
it would be impossible	2
on the part of	2
the general progress of	2
great pain have mercy	2
this church of thoughts	2
of the eternal father	2
loss of our soul	2
me to speak in	2
as long as the	2
were possible that i	2
as well as for	2
which by grace may	2
the worthiness and the	2
the world has ever	2
of kind and of	2
out of the life	2
and the same thing	2
of introduction to the	2
more than it is	2
in spiritual as in	2
a green smell of	2
to hold thee by	2
if thou haddest done	2
is hid between them	2
more she increased in	2
wealth and social position	2
i am he that	2
the head of the	2
such sudden and singular	2
living in this life	2
love of the holy	2
of god and ghostly	2
the other two thoughts	2
the general sight that	2
thee for the compassion	2
of justice and liberty	2
for to conne speak	2
are unordained and unmeasured	2
the comfort that thou	2
covetest to come to	2
left bearing of children	2
before in thy shrift	2
so it falleth to	2
and now to be	2
in the love and	2
the steps of thy	2
so that it be	2
the fair food of	2
the ladder of perfection	2
in the affection and	2
and of his inward	2
of none other spirit	2
the time of thy	2
the presence of angels	2
of great holiness and	2
stirring of love unto	2
is my conceit of	2
anonymous author of the	2
own spirit that speaketh	2
studies and of wills	2
the treatise of discerning	2
is cleped in the	2
crown of life may	2
the first of these	2
sweet thy love is	2
by our lord jesu	2
the storms of the	2
and one even up	2
of jacob and of	2
grace to behold god	2
of the joys of	2
as well as her	2
called the epistle of	2
any one or two	2
may be had here	2
the first and most	2
thy love is to	2
that they should be	2
oft times it befalleth	2
thing that they should	2
she used to say	2
the love of our	2
treatise of contemplation taught	2
such a child that	2
but the consent to	2
raise up our wills	2
do other thing but	2
how much there is	2
all thy thoughts are	2
compassion that i have	2
wounded mine heart in	2
he is in himself	2
conne be in company	2
of saint paul saying	2
thoughts and thy desires	2
with the light of	2
meed shall he have	2
as it is shewed	2
the son of sight	2
may be now ordained	2
to keep themselves clear	2
own working by custom	2
to the benjamin major	2
that i would by	2
religion and philosophy are	2
of them a church	2
problems of our nature	2
for to be still	2
beholding of god and	2
with a chaste love	2
fulfilled in thee that	2
times unknowing is cause	2
in this church of	2
am he that am	2
devout treatise of discerning	2
i say to thee	2
i am convinced that	2
thy mind be ravished	2
in the psalm that	2
then shalt thou use	2
mine heart in one	2
when thou art in	2
loving him with a	2
that woteth rachel full	2
verily made when the	2
soul which is verily	2
how the virtue of	2
of life may be	2
the love and the	2
author of the divine	2
thy great pain have	2
shall be accepted of	2
other two that are	2
asked our lord jesu	2
ripe and departed from	2
have mind of thy	2
bear some fruit in	2
that there is nothing	2
of the soul and	2
the good she has	2
therein for to love	2
i would weep with	2
set in the love	2
the sensuality may not	2
weep with thee for	2
of the mights and	2
god than believe that	2
the spirit of christianity	2
is that party that	2
it is to the	2
not please me so	2
for the which he	2
green smell of the	2
thou saidest every day	2
visible and natural things	2
and customable consenting unto	2
the virtue of dread	2
the loveliness of god	2
the speech of none	2
oft they set before	2
of thoughts and desires	2
and the treatise of	2
the principle of authority	2
therefore shape thee for	2
of that glorious virgin	2
devout treatise called the	2
come to contemplation of	2
as fast it hath	2
and in the name	2
call together thy thoughts	2
own wit and the	2
choose thee the best	2
future must be great	2
spirit that first made	2
and that woteth rachel	2
and all thy studies	2
vain joy of the	2
the right way to	2
office of the devil	2
and not for to	2
and the likeness of	2
joy to come in	2
how perfect hatred of	2
far forth as thou	2
unto them when they	2
illusion of the enemy	2
the service of god	2
that covetest to come	2
speech of none other	2
so that he destroy	2
affection is purified and	2
wills be only set	2
soul in this life	2
quoniam cum probatus fuerit	2
than believe that he	2
would be impossible for	2
be fed with the	2
in thee that is	2
and restfulness of heart	2
lord said to her	2
that thou dost or	2
forth such a child	2
in liberty is the	2
is the goodness of	2
this manner of doing	2
and here it is	2
for to take the	2
sorrow riseth in the	2
wills in working of	2
believe that he loveth	2
the office of that	2
power of the doomsman	2
one to the right	2
all thy desires and	2
then shalt thou take	2
at the moment when	2
on religion in modern	2
and all thy wills	2
joy riseth in the	2
pains that are to	2
as far forth as	2
thing but love me	2
sight of pain and	2
very necessary epistle of	2
noble and famous doctor	2
and when the will	2
point of thine heart	2
of devotion and of	2
for a soul that	2
doctrine of pure love	2
to charge his conscience	2
this is the goodness	2
devout treatise compiled by	2
of any other spirit	2
for to conne eat	2
spirit and in truth	2
master walter hylton of	2
the grace of our	2
the reason is cleared	2
also of the spirit	2
spiritual as in temporal	2
and the archives of	2
matters of faith and	2
on the state of	2
which is brought in	2
wear the habergeon or	2
all it be so	2
as oft times as	2
as any thought smiteth	2
to the holy seat	2
in the sensuality is	2
turned in to vices	2
named richard of saint	2
lust of the sensuality	2
is said of the	2
be impossible for us	2
that unceasingly as it	2
meedful as i said	2
and that there is	2
that glorious virgin and	2
hope of forgiveness of	2
the dread of our	2
patiently abiding the will	2
steps of thy staff	2
the which they were	2
he alone amongst all	2
be conceived on the	2
song nor heavenly sound	2
which are ensampled by	2
what so it be	2
so that thou mayst	2
only set in the	2
thee for the charity	2
that i bid thee	2
it may by grace	2
of god for to	2
of the goodness of	2
laws and facts which	2
the way to true	2
but that same time	2
have told thee before	2
which agrees with the	2
when he said thus	2
has been collated with	2
are ordained and measured	2
made when the mights	2
the consent to the	2
those of the good	2
if thou wear the	2
how the double sight	2
if it be in	2
mind be ravished above	2
and contemplation rise in	2
to the dignity and	2
thou hast to all	2
fasting bread and water	2
with all thine heart	2
of the soul are	2
the soul are reformed	2
of our lord god	2
it is that oft	2
oft times as any	2
and now for to	2
the will of god	2
high king of heaven	2
and that unceasingly as	2
to depart the fruit	2
that a man hath	2
though all that a	2
we imagine of the	2
other thing but love	2
thee therein for to	2
of the other there	2
meed and reward in	2
hylton of the song	2
so good and so	2
to the fourteenth century	2
and as thy frailty	2
siker that it is	2
soul that is so	2
in ravishing of mind	2
better is list than	2
my counsel in this	2
thy thoughts and thy	2
be that covetest to	2
is found in the	2
this manner of disposition	2
that first made him	2
as it were a	2
if thou be in	2
be the speech of	2
the which are true	2
any other good word	2
to the right side	2
thee for to depart	2
temptation in the beginning	2
of the most melancholy	2
with the fair food	2
know what it is	2
in that soul that	2
of sin in his	2
at the present day	2
this world may not	2
that she was a	2
if a man have	2
illumined by grace to	2
that is only his	2
and all manner of	2
here followeth a devout	2
of the catholic clergy	2
made by the presence	2
the catholic church has	2
they would that it	2
than to think continually	2
subtle temptations of the	2
and the light of	2
leah conceived of jacob	2
and if thou saidest	2
into a state of	2
many failings and risings	2
to conne be still	2
reason is cleared from	2
from all bodily imaginations	2
and to all such	2
offer it up by	2
is the lot of	2
hate sin in ourself	2
dictionary of national biography	2
before their mind the	2
so be that thy	2
the symptoms of decline	2
contemplation taught by our	2
onehead of studies and	2
a devout treatise compiled	2
the compassion that i	2
it is not so	2
himself and of his	2
abstinence and patience rise	2
he have been proved	2
the time that thy	2
new state of society	2
have no mind but	2
their temptation in the	2
the virtues of abstinence	2
when the mind is	2
out of the book	2
the gift of god	2
charity that thou hast	2
for to offer it	2
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