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quadgram | frequency |
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the king of france | 57 |
the duke of lancaster | 32 |
at the head of | 28 |
in the mean time | 27 |
the king of england | 21 |
in respect to the | 18 |
of the king of | 12 |
the prince of wales | 12 |
the people of england | 11 |
to the king of | 11 |
the duke of gloucester | 10 |
the king and his | 10 |
at the same time | 10 |
of the black prince | 9 |
in the course of | 9 |
on account of the | 9 |
king of france and | 9 |
bank of the river | 9 |
of the duke of | 9 |
ladies of the court | 8 |
in a state of | 8 |
as soon as the | 8 |
the part of the | 8 |
as soon as he | 8 |
on the part of | 7 |
governor of the castle | 7 |
the governor of the | 7 |
the hands of the | 7 |
the bank of the | 7 |
at the present day | 7 |
of france and his | 7 |
the grace of god | 7 |
a great many of | 7 |
the head of the | 6 |
the duke of york | 6 |
the oldest son of | 6 |
a great number of | 6 |
there was a certain | 6 |
the princess of wales | 6 |
on the following day | 6 |
the palace of the | 6 |
that he could not | 6 |
with a view of | 6 |
the course of the | 6 |
a great deal of | 6 |
accession to the throne | 6 |
one of the most | 6 |
the name of the | 6 |
he said that he | 6 |
side of the river | 6 |
as has already been | 5 |
the common people of | 5 |
that the duke of | 5 |
duke of lancaster and | 5 |
of the nobles and | 5 |
that it would be | 5 |
the bishop of london | 5 |
the ladies of the | 5 |
the banks of the | 5 |
in such a manner | 5 |
with great pomp and | 5 |
a state of great | 5 |
great pomp and parade | 5 |
the knights and barons | 5 |
for the sake of | 5 |
on the occasion of | 5 |
france and his son | 5 |
the death of his | 5 |
that he would not | 5 |
the people in the | 5 |
the kings and the | 5 |
took place in the | 5 |
from time to time | 5 |
of the people of | 5 |
it is said that | 5 |
heir to the crown | 5 |
was at this time | 5 |
the duchess of lancaster | 5 |
the archbishop of canterbury | 5 |
great many of the | 5 |
oldest son of the | 5 |
the gates of the | 5 |
between the kings and | 4 |
part of the field | 4 |
for a long time | 4 |
of lancaster and the | 4 |
on in this way | 4 |
the whole country was | 4 |
went on in this | 4 |
on the banks of | 4 |
was the custom in | 4 |
what was going on | 4 |
by some of the | 4 |
king of france that | 4 |
where there was a | 4 |
mass of the people | 4 |
banished from the realm | 4 |
as if he were | 4 |
in his power to | 4 |
richard and his mother | 4 |
under the title of | 4 |
on account of his | 4 |
the people of london | 4 |
a large body of | 4 |
by one of the | 4 |
one of the chief | 4 |
gates of the town | 4 |
king and his party | 4 |
said that he was | 4 |
death of the king | 4 |
of his uncle john | 4 |
the kingdom of england | 4 |
on the other hand | 4 |
of the royal family | 4 |
into the presence of | 4 |
the southern part of | 4 |
as soon as they | 4 |
get possession of the | 4 |
and they began to | 4 |
until at length the | 4 |
government of the country | 4 |
into the hands of | 4 |
a large sum of | 4 |
of the insurgents had | 4 |
to the castle of | 4 |
late in the evening | 4 |
the government of the | 4 |
of the prince of | 4 |
the arrival of the | 4 |
to get possession of | 4 |
was one of the | 4 |
in the hands of | 4 |
that there was a | 4 |
the presence of the | 4 |
the nobles and the | 4 |
of edward the third | 4 |
in order to prevent | 4 |
large sum of money | 4 |
him on the spot | 4 |
with the duke of | 4 |
great officers of state | 4 |
declared that he would | 4 |
the end of the | 4 |
and the people of | 4 |
the head of an | 4 |
son of the king | 4 |
his accession to the | 4 |
the custom in those | 4 |
the cause of the | 4 |
at the end of | 3 |
would not consent to | 3 |
of the castle of | 3 |
the historians of the | 3 |
it is supposed that | 3 |
in honor of the | 3 |
in those days that | 3 |
was the oldest son | 3 |
at the beginning of | 3 |
black dog of ardenne | 3 |
managed the government in | 3 |
of the most powerful | 3 |
from the grace of | 3 |
in his royal robes | 3 |
to abdicate the crown | 3 |
at length the king | 3 |
of the field where | 3 |
the streets of london | 3 |
portrait of edward the | 3 |
in a great rage | 3 |
the king and the | 3 |
his uncles and the | 3 |
set out on her | 3 |
at the death of | 3 |
in regard to the | 3 |
the head of a | 3 |
under the charge of | 3 |
to the holy land | 3 |
marriage of the duke | 3 |
there was a great | 3 |
the mouth of the | 3 |
it was not long | 3 |
the main body of | 3 |
of the people to | 3 |
the battle of poictiers | 3 |
if it please god | 3 |
story was that john | 3 |
between them and the | 3 |
went back to the | 3 |
the king and queen | 3 |
such a manner that | 3 |
where the king and | 3 |
in this manner the | 3 |
on the death of | 3 |
all the towns and | 3 |
much pleased to hear | 3 |
it was the custom | 3 |
was a great deal | 3 |
the great officers of | 3 |
by the side of | 3 |
under the command of | 3 |
all the rest of | 3 |
to come to the | 3 |
the title of the | 3 |
the earl of stafford | 3 |
after the death of | 3 |
that the king of | 3 |
that he should not | 3 |
the house of commons | 3 |
nobles of high rank | 3 |
the crown of france | 3 |
the knights and nobles | 3 |
edward was obliged to | 3 |
head of a large | 3 |
the black prince was | 3 |
was at that time | 3 |
the death of the | 3 |
as one of the | 3 |
right to the succession | 3 |
knights and barons who | 3 |
that it was useless | 3 |
king and his son | 3 |
of the prince was | 3 |
open the gates and | 3 |
people of england were | 3 |
in the time of | 3 |
in the case of | 3 |
did not dare to | 3 |
did not know what | 3 |
some one or other | 3 |
began to be very | 3 |
he came into the | 3 |
that he was a | 3 |
in respect to their | 3 |
know what to do | 3 |
cut off his head | 3 |
and shut up in | 3 |
the citizens of london | 3 |
to the king and | 3 |
and the people were | 3 |
custom in those days | 3 |
to the castle where | 3 |
sixteen years of age | 3 |
in the midst of | 3 |
the manner in which | 3 |
he was going to | 3 |
the tower of london | 3 |
set out on their | 3 |
made the best of | 3 |
from his horse to | 3 |
the towns and villages | 3 |
in the neighborhood of | 3 |
the mass of the | 3 |
on the following page | 3 |
between the two countries | 3 |
fell on his knees | 3 |
more and more excited | 3 |
southern side of the | 3 |
on the english side | 3 |
shut him up in | 3 |
of one of these | 3 |
of the knights and | 3 |
from the king of | 3 |
they were afraid that | 3 |
to the place where | 3 |
it would be better | 3 |
of the common people | 3 |
out of the way | 3 |
and that he was | 3 |
it was finally concluded | 3 |
him out of the | 3 |
that it was the | 3 |
the head of his | 3 |
claims to the crown | 3 |
he became more and | 3 |
in this way the | 3 |
the prince of aquitaine | 3 |
it was useless to | 3 |
in the southern part | 3 |
up in a castle | 3 |
were a great many | 3 |
in those days were | 3 |
to see what was | 3 |
an immense number of | 3 |
shut up in a | 3 |
the occasion of his | 3 |
they broke into the | 3 |
that he was going | 3 |
of france that he | 3 |
the people of the | 3 |
that the king was | 3 |
preparations were made for | 3 |
his horse to the | 3 |
with the king of | 3 |
the river to the | 3 |
his horse by the | 3 |
was the earl of | 3 |
what they had done | 3 |
from head to foot | 3 |
the city of london | 3 |
banks of the river | 3 |
the young prince richard | 3 |
particularly obnoxious to the | 3 |
in the same manner | 3 |
king of france had | 3 |
horse to the ground | 3 |
to return to england | 3 |
of the duchess of | 3 |
until at length he | 3 |
of knights and nobles | 3 |
the villages and towns | 3 |
as we shall see | 3 |
has already been said | 3 |
richard was dressed in | 3 |
of the neighboring countries | 3 |
at length they reached | 3 |
the gates and let | 3 |
order that they might | 3 |
the gate of the | 3 |
there were a great | 3 |
the castle of nottingham | 3 |
set out on his | 3 |
where the king was | 3 |
the rest of the | 3 |
it was known that | 3 |
that he had been | 3 |
duke of lancaster was | 3 |
armed from head to | 3 |
the black dog of | 3 |
filling the air with | 3 |
became more and more | 3 |
nobles of the court | 3 |
the head of it | 3 |
on the bank of | 3 |
the service of the | 3 |
for the use of | 3 |
one or other of | 3 |
by the hand and | 3 |
to the bank of | 3 |
which had been made | 3 |
parley with the insurgents | 3 |
the place where the | 3 |
mortimer and the queen | 3 |
for the king himself | 3 |
in order that they | 3 |
known in history as | 3 |
king richard the second | 3 |
the northern part of | 3 |
to the duke of | 3 |
to the people in | 3 |
what should be done | 3 |
the charge of the | 3 |
the power of the | 3 |
the mayor and aldermen | 3 |
between the two armies | 3 |
said that it was | 2 |
costume in the time | 2 |
he grew up to | 2 |
time to time with | 2 |
the head of them | 2 |
till the next day | 2 |
but he did not | 2 |
the government in his | 2 |
a sum of money | 2 |
of the wars with | 2 |
was in some sense | 2 |
the french on the | 2 |
end of the insurrection | 2 |
within the dominions of | 2 |
called a council of | 2 |
he had a large | 2 |
as to kill him | 2 |
a shower of golden | 2 |
a large number of | 2 |
view of the tower | 2 |
lifting her up in | 2 |
immediately after his death | 2 |
out of the country | 2 |
the results of the | 2 |
for the time being | 2 |
him to come to | 2 |
at length arrived at | 2 |
a large train of | 2 |
of the english against | 2 |
war against each other | 2 |
people of london were | 2 |
his knees before him | 2 |
be held for ransom | 2 |
was a large body | 2 |
one would have supposed | 2 |
hatred of the english | 2 |
and that he had | 2 |
the father of the | 2 |
the mayor of london | 2 |
monk of those days | 2 |
in a great measure | 2 |
in cases like this | 2 |
the ranks of the | 2 |
up the great seal | 2 |
the other ladies of | 2 |
common people of england | 2 |
and the governor of | 2 |
killed him on the | 2 |
to give up all | 2 |
it was not safe | 2 |
the lower classes of | 2 |
but it was too | 2 |
the king sent out | 2 |
at a little distance | 2 |
into the interior of | 2 |
such cases they were | 2 |
but he knew that | 2 |
the journey to london | 2 |
great number of the | 2 |
required to leave the | 2 |
by the name of | 2 |
not long after this | 2 |
richard was very angry | 2 |
to go with them | 2 |
in the first place | 2 |
the head of this | 2 |
and thence proceeded to | 2 |
the highest nobles of | 2 |
on a charge of | 2 |
very much pleased with | 2 |
was beginning to be | 2 |
the reign of edward | 2 |
england to be married | 2 |
place where the king | 2 |
the end of it | 2 |
the chapel of the | 2 |
the government which they | 2 |
it was necessary for | 2 |
were taken prisoners and | 2 |
who claimed to be | 2 |
the king and to | 2 |
knights charging upon each | 2 |
the midst of a | 2 |
were very apt to | 2 |
beaten in this war | 2 |
he learned that the | 2 |
number of the nobles | 2 |
down a rope and | 2 |
the door of the | 2 |
this engraving represents the | 2 |
forcing their way in | 2 |
two or three years | 2 |
person of a king | 2 |
at a very early | 2 |
only ten years old | 2 |
of the river to | 2 |
to remain at home | 2 |
caves in the hill | 2 |
on account of its | 2 |
on leaving the church | 2 |
the foot of the | 2 |
in those days as | 2 |
the lower part of | 2 |
every thing in his | 2 |
were afraid that the | 2 |
the margin of the | 2 |
one of his attendants | 2 |
should come of age | 2 |
the barons of his | 2 |
the kings of england | 2 |
nothing to do but | 2 |
after this the king | 2 |
parties of the insurgents | 2 |
out on his journey | 2 |
and to the nobles | 2 |
oath was administered to | 2 |
the officers of the | 2 |
down upon the ground | 2 |
that there was nothing | 2 |
with a thousand lances | 2 |
with his wife and | 2 |
various parts of the | 2 |
which had been provided | 2 |
which the deed was | 2 |
would be better to | 2 |
for their audacity in | 2 |
which he had suffered | 2 |
by means of a | 2 |
had been concerned in | 2 |
soon as he entered | 2 |
right have they to | 2 |
to a great many | 2 |
six of the principal | 2 |
of the crown of | 2 |
called good queen anne | 2 |
he was completely in | 2 |
so great was the | 2 |
and pitched it on | 2 |
of the insurgents to | 2 |
built fires in the | 2 |
to one of the | 2 |
of the principal inhabitants | 2 |
to spare his life | 2 |
tidings of these events | 2 |
set fire to the | 2 |
with the troubles and | 2 |
in a narrow lane | 2 |
although he was at | 2 |
to the english throne | 2 |
celebrated with the greatest | 2 |
the heads of the | 2 |
of his cousin henry | 2 |
consisted of a representation | 2 |
there was a place | 2 |
to march to london | 2 |
got possession of the | 2 |
in going to the | 2 |
a number of his | 2 |
the mercy of the | 2 |
his escape by sea | 2 |
there will be no | 2 |
he was very young | 2 |
at some distance from | 2 |
on the adjoining page | 2 |
she set out on | 2 |
came from the grace | 2 |
it was some time | 2 |
this way through the | 2 |
the news that the | 2 |
more than a year | 2 |
the one who has | 2 |
to a place of | 2 |
that the secretaries were | 2 |
a place of safety | 2 |
to kill the king | 2 |
the hill to the | 2 |
which the kings of | 2 |
the reception of the | 2 |
one of the historians | 2 |
after his accession to | 2 |
was proud of the | 2 |
the grandson of the | 2 |
in token of the | 2 |
best of his way | 2 |
it was determined that | 2 |
was not long after | 2 |
was received by the | 2 |
duke of lancaster had | 2 |
for the king and | 2 |
the king and those | 2 |
as prisoners of war | 2 |
seal of richard ii | 2 |
of the arrival of | 2 |
the result of the | 2 |
of those who were | 2 |
the council to be | 2 |
the duke of saxony | 2 |
me up the great | 2 |
of edward the second | 2 |
about sixteen years of | 2 |
out on her return | 2 |
i wish the chancellor | 2 |
down to the bank | 2 |
they entered the city | 2 |
each other and with | 2 |
to meet the king | 2 |
the side of the | 2 |
it was the king | 2 |
in great state to | 2 |
in those days for | 2 |
in a body and | 2 |
as well as of | 2 |
i do not know | 2 |
that the king would | 2 |
duchess of lancaster and | 2 |
to allow him to | 2 |
among the ladies of | 2 |
of king richard the | 2 |
in the southwestern part | 2 |
with whom he was | 2 |
down into the court | 2 |
the fortune of war | 2 |
death of richard the | 2 |
the most reckless and | 2 |
me make this signal | 2 |
was a certain french | 2 |
the other nobles and | 2 |
the direction of the | 2 |
the great mass of | 2 |
great preparations were made | 2 |
english prince of wales | 2 |
prisoners that he had | 2 |
of the young prince | 2 |
the box of dispatches | 2 |
he was born in | 2 |
one of the greatest | 2 |
succeeded in forcing their | 2 |
he fell on his | 2 |
to raise the money | 2 |
joined in the train | 2 |
the town of rouen | 2 |
and his cousin henry | 2 |
a place on the | 2 |
you are a dead | 2 |
for the exercise of | 2 |
with him on the | 2 |
was to be the | 2 |
the king meets the | 2 |
the residence of the | 2 |
at the palace of | 2 |
wars with each other | 2 |
became more violent than | 2 |
southern part of england | 2 |
the people from the | 2 |
out on their return | 2 |
he was to do | 2 |
of the french king | 2 |
some in favor of | 2 |
in all parts of | 2 |
was besieging a castle | 2 |
get away from him | 2 |
who had come with | 2 |
a french knight named | 2 |
would not listen to | 2 |
of cloth of gold | 2 |
every thing was ready | 2 |
he had in his | 2 |
the glory and renown | 2 |
other ladies of the | 2 |
the use of the | 2 |
made a great outcry | 2 |
claim to the throne | 2 |
and there will be | 2 |
there were so many | 2 |
was too young to | 2 |
to make his escape | 2 |
the dominions of the | 2 |
the ships of those | 2 |
situation of the castle | 2 |
called the castle of | 2 |
to all the towns | 2 |
it seems that a | 2 |
while he himself took | 2 |
who had formerly been | 2 |
the visit of his | 2 |
have your head cut | 2 |
and in such cases | 2 |
forth between the two | 2 |
had imposed upon them | 2 |
the tide was low | 2 |
king of england was | 2 |
of the present day | 2 |
to put them down | 2 |
and shut himself up | 2 |
is not at all | 2 |
the realm of england | 2 |
so heavy a blow | 2 |
were all the time | 2 |
to cut him to | 2 |
heir apparent to the | 2 |
which was to be | 2 |
mayor of london and | 2 |
brought down so heavy | 2 |
a portion of the | 2 |
in those days in | 2 |
these wars arose sometimes | 2 |
that he would never | 2 |
alarmed when they heard | 2 |
the time that he | 2 |
the kings and nobles | 2 |
lower classes of the | 2 |
him to come and | 2 |
rumors in respect to | 2 |
she was the daughter | 2 |
it would be a | 2 |
caused him to be | 2 |
the southern side of | 2 |
his style of living | 2 |
that he might take | 2 |
to open the gates | 2 |
with each other and | 2 |
high officers of state | 2 |
of the results of | 2 |
or at least to | 2 |
of the king seated | 2 |
and his mother were | 2 |
and in this manner | 2 |
the princess and the | 2 |
of england when he | 2 |
the cathedral at canterbury | 2 |
we shall see in | 2 |
have come down to | 2 |
was under the charge | 2 |
when they were ready | 2 |
from one of the | 2 |
up to be a | 2 |
been banished from the | 2 |
was in the hands | 2 |
receiving the visit of | 2 |
one of their own | 2 |
length arrived at the | 2 |
down from his horse | 2 |
come out and meet | 2 |
government in his name | 2 |
worn out and exhausted | 2 |
in the church of | 2 |
toward the palace of | 2 |
of the little queen | 2 |
visit of his uncle | 2 |
the king replied that | 2 |
in a body to | 2 |
greatest possible pomp and | 2 |
as might have been | 2 |
and destroy every thing | 2 |
substantial interests of the | 2 |
violence and noise that | 2 |
the god of nature | 2 |
set out from england | 2 |
the sow was made | 2 |
drove the french away | 2 |
indignity which he had | 2 |
with it to the | 2 |
to do any thing | 2 |
to the proposed marriage | 2 |
a little distance from | 2 |
leaders of the insurgents | 2 |
a representation of the | 2 |
at that time only | 2 |
but he was very | 2 |
not know what to | 2 |
very much pleased to | 2 |
in which he was | 2 |
paraded through the streets | 2 |
that it was not | 2 |
in the power of | 2 |
of the people was | 2 |
king of england should | 2 |
each other in a | 2 |
there was a grand | 2 |
the leaders of the | 2 |
towns and villages that | 2 |
this was a ceremony | 2 |
storming of a town | 2 |
the oppressions which they | 2 |
classes of the people | 2 |
the king to grant | 2 |
one side and some | 2 |
what right have they | 2 |
from the villages and | 2 |
was kept in a | 2 |
up the river to | 2 |
who was now in | 2 |
give an account of | 2 |
party in his favor | 2 |
message which he had | 2 |
a great deal more | 2 |
the king was lying | 2 |
nominally at the head | 2 |
told the king that | 2 |
did not open the | 2 |
been concerned in the | 2 |
of the historians of | 2 |
this manner the throngs | 2 |
the nobles who had | 2 |
to come to his | 2 |
the southern coast of | 2 |
in forcing their way | 2 |
put spurs to their | 2 |
in the next chapter | 2 |
until at last they | 2 |
in rent and taxes | 2 |
of the ladies of | 2 |
many of the common | 2 |
of the ideas and | 2 |
the direct line of | 2 |
time to take some | 2 |
so violent that the | 2 |
the barons and nobles | 2 |
for a time it | 2 |
the beginning of the | 2 |
and it was not | 2 |
oppressions which they suffered | 2 |
once that it was | 2 |
were continued for many | 2 |
a manner that the | 2 |
which led to the | 2 |
lances were very long | 2 |
did not wish to | 2 |
it happened that the | 2 |
took the field against | 2 |
in the part of | 2 |
in and around london | 2 |
to determine what should | 2 |
on the frontiers of | 2 |
an immense concourse of | 2 |
as soon as possible | 2 |
the field of battle | 2 |
at last it was | 2 |
direct line of succession | 2 |
a prisoner to london | 2 |
between him and the | 2 |
there was one of | 2 |
his way toward the | 2 |
the princess and her | 2 |
the field where the | 2 |
to be thrown into | 2 |
a specimen of the | 2 |
to get across the | 2 |
in his treatment of | 2 |
killed the squire that | 2 |
interview with the king | 2 |
the castle of romorantin | 2 |
of one of his | 2 |
he declared that he | 2 |
for fear that he | 2 |
that they had been | 2 |
with the greatest possible | 2 |
to ask him to | 2 |
the power into his | 2 |
eleven years of age | 2 |
on her return to | 2 |
at once that it | 2 |
make his escape by | 2 |
manner the throngs moved | 2 |
when they saw the | 2 |
so that he could | 2 |
the kings of those | 2 |
he was the son | 2 |
to be very much | 2 |
too far gone to | 2 |
demanded what he wanted | 2 |
main body of the | 2 |
it is time to | 2 |
the southwestern part of | 2 |
the rebellion broke out | 2 |
pleased to hear that | 2 |
in this way through | 2 |
the government should be | 2 |
to be held for | 2 |
the person of a | 2 |
until at length they | 2 |
in a public place | 2 |
mayor and aldermen of | 2 |
the early part of | 2 |
at the loss of | 2 |
northern part of england | 2 |
the greatest possible pomp | 2 |
which was in the | 2 |
of the tower of | 2 |
of the rebels were | 2 |
was the grandson of | 2 |
see map on page | 2 |
charging upon each other | 2 |
the story of this | 2 |
the time of his | 2 |
a conspiracy was formed | 2 |
according to the custom | 2 |
sets out for france | 2 |
london were greatly alarmed | 2 |
to accompany the expedition | 2 |
the best of his | 2 |
regent during his absence | 2 |
that he should like | 2 |
that a great many | 2 |
the king on the | 2 |
to do but to | 2 |
eastern bank of the | 2 |
he was about twenty | 2 |
the heart of the | 2 |
the money that he | 2 |
that he should be | 2 |
which of them was | 2 |
southern coast of england | 2 |
and that they were | 2 |
the throne of france | 2 |
in consequence of this | 2 |
began to be made | 2 |
of their way home | 2 |
has already been remarked | 2 |
and the government of | 2 |
best of their way | 2 |
parts of the kingdom | 2 |
the power of his | 2 |
in the mean while | 2 |
of the city of | 2 |
of the bishop of | 2 |
richard receiving the visit | 2 |
the winter should set | 2 |
danger they were in | 2 |
the more violent and | 2 |
the course of which | 2 |
to take possession of | 2 |
king seated on his | 2 |
at this time only | 2 |
represented in the engraving | 2 |
hands of the english | 2 |
were to die before | 2 |
the attendants of the | 2 |
should succeed to the | 2 |
sent to england to | 2 |
of the court and | 2 |
before he grew up | 2 |
the church of st | 2 |
of the family would | 2 |
were it not that | 2 |
to pieces on the | 2 |
and it was considered | 2 |
the barons and knights | 2 |
in the northern part | 2 |
he immediately began to | 2 |
son of the prince | 2 |
are a dead man | 2 |
continued for many years | 2 |
it must be admitted | 2 |
and at length died | 2 |
was at the head | 2 |
king were afraid to | 2 |
to be king of | 2 |
a certain knight named | 2 |
which is in the | 2 |
of the two armies | 2 |
cut him to pieces | 2 |
he was conducted to | 2 |
of the court had | 2 |
taking any part in | 2 |
there was any flaw | 2 |
becoming more and more | 2 |
and thus it was | 2 |
historians of the time | 2 |
did not remain long | 2 |
out on his return | 2 |
with his own hand | 2 |
of prince of wales | 2 |
at the sides of | 2 |
of richard the first | 2 |
too young to exercise | 2 |
you see me make | 2 |
on the road to | 2 |
in the palace of | 2 |
of the king to | 2 |
of the english knights | 2 |
advised that they should | 2 |
barons of his principality | 2 |
at the mercy of | 2 |
was any flaw in | 2 |
people in the castle | 2 |
castle as a prisoner | 2 |
first english prince of | 2 |
began to make arrangements | 2 |
led to a great | 2 |
the danger they were | 2 |
which they were to | 2 |
in a very friendly | 2 |
number of armed men | 2 |
claim to the crown | 2 |
officers of the government | 2 |
to his brother john | 2 |
and in this way | 2 |
this led to a | 2 |
on the river side | 2 |
when he went away | 2 |
in attendance upon her | 2 |
pitched it on the | 2 |
to maintain and pay | 2 |
that he thought the | 2 |
with an expression of | 2 |
kings and the people | 2 |
he was called john | 2 |
come down to us | 2 |
knights and nobles were | 2 |
one side of the | 2 |
was a man of | 2 |
of one of the | 2 |
a number of the | 2 |
he went to the | 2 |
as well as they | 2 |
who were with him | 2 |
the king went back | 2 |
wished to see the | 2 |
ruins of an ancient | 2 |
it would be very | 2 |
the king were afraid | 2 |
is said to have | 2 |
it was too late | 2 |
in their sacerdotal robes | 2 |
about nine years old | 2 |
the young prince was | 2 |
had been engaged in | 2 |
brought the royal tent | 2 |
to a solitary place | 2 |
where the prince was | 2 |
among the people of | 2 |
to get away from | 2 |
of a representation of | 2 |
to the english camp | 2 |
richard were to die | 2 |
to calais by water | 2 |
not be able to | 2 |
the king was not | 2 |
the minds of all | 2 |
they said that she | 2 |
was no longer any | 2 |
incidents of the reign | 2 |
a state of dreadful | 2 |
the baptism of the | 2 |
that they could not | 2 |
were fierce for the | 2 |
uncles and the other | 2 |
in the chapel of | 2 |
and took up their | 2 |
and the lives of | 2 |
thus there was no | 2 |
it in a very | 2 |
in the central part | 2 |
spurs to their horses | 2 |
of exultation and joy | 2 |
of one thousand men | 2 |
at length he came | 2 |
palace of the duke | 2 |
order for them to | 2 |
when at length the | 2 |
dignitaries of the realm | 2 |
of those times were | 2 |
that many of these | 2 |
afraid that the french | 2 |
to bear the sword | 2 |
all in his power | 2 |
power of the kings | 2 |
back and forth between | 2 |
and design of the | 2 |
nobles and barons of | 2 |
to compel them to | 2 |
it is highly probable | 2 |
and forth between the | 2 |
him at the head | 2 |
place where there was | 2 |
the troubles and difficulties | 2 |
next oldest son of | 2 |
determined that he would | 2 |
some way or other | 2 |
necessary that he should | 2 |
early in the morning | 2 |
of the victory which | 2 |
the substantial interests of | 2 |
that he had taken | 2 |
what was called the | 2 |
the secretaries were preparing | 2 |
often engaged in contentions | 2 |
three weeks in paris | 2 |
to the appointment of | 2 |
there was danger that | 2 |
in the government of | 2 |
things went on in | 2 |
through the streets of | 2 |
to be married to | 2 |
on his knees before | 2 |
is highly probable that | 2 |
at the time that | 2 |
were in favor of | 2 |
the various parties of | 2 |
unless you go with | 2 |
took place just before | 2 |
to inherit the crown | 2 |
a daughter of the | 2 |
had been made in | 2 |
for some time in | 2 |
head of the family | 2 |
in front of the | 2 |
towns on the way | 2 |
of the castle to | 2 |
the throngs moved on | 2 |
renounced all claim to | 2 |
in which the deed | 2 |
it is not at | 2 |
his father had done | 2 |
soon found that it | 2 |
occasion of his marriage | 2 |
and he had been | 2 |
lancaster and the other | 2 |
and for a time | 2 |
title of prince of | 2 |
that there was no | 2 |
by an immense number | 2 |
the sake of the | 2 |
seated on his throne | 2 |
was to take place | 2 |
of the oppressions which | 2 |
came from the villages | 2 |
young to exercise any | 2 |
can not conceive what | 2 |
be the king of | 2 |
this henry bolingbroke was | 2 |
that the device of | 2 |
them and the king | 2 |
charge of the duchess | 2 |
to a late hour | 2 |
proposed that they should | 2 |
that she should be | 2 |
to leave the country | 2 |
who had come from | 2 |
in the treatment of | 2 |
and so they were | 2 |
which he had received | 2 |
body of the insurgents | 2 |
the indignity which he | 2 |
a large portion of | 2 |
because his father had | 2 |
in such cases they | 2 |
course of the expedition | 2 |
a long train of | 2 |
immediately called a council | 2 |
the court and the | 2 |
to be made for | 2 |
and shut him up | 2 |
had in his hand | 2 |
and very soon afterward | 2 |
a short time at | 2 |
king sent out a | 2 |
the exercise of his | 2 |
and put him to | 2 |
of the most important | 2 |
when he was about | 2 |
as he entered the | 2 |
between england and france | 2 |
to go to the | 2 |
but he was not | 2 |
nature and design of | 2 |
what had become of | 2 |
to see the princess | 2 |
and no one could | 2 |
the end of a | 2 |
the inhabitants of the | 2 |
in attendance on the | 2 |
the best of their | 2 |
tell the king of | 2 |
he sat upon his | 2 |
thought it would be | 2 |
sent to the king | 2 |
and the other nobles | 2 |
length they reached the | 2 |
king of france at | 2 |
of the king that | 2 |
the story of the | 2 |
the king seated on | 2 |
daughters of the king | 2 |
to batter down the | 2 |
nobles of the land | 2 |
to stifle his cries | 2 |
and reported to the | 2 |
large train of attendants | 2 |
for the death of | 2 |
whole country was in | 2 |
and sent to london | 2 |
was absent at this | 2 |
the child was born | 2 |
who was at this | 2 |
had been sent from | 2 |
of the attendants of | 2 |
her return to france | 2 |
never had the opportunity | 2 |
which he had taken | 2 |
the message which he | 2 |
to him that he | 2 |
upon the top of | 2 |
and were made of | 2 |
in a castle there | 2 |
course of which edward | 2 |
was of no avail | 2 |
a monk of those | 2 |
it was that richard | 2 |
who managed the government | 2 |
all parts of the | 2 |
that they should be | 2 |
the top of the | 2 |
began to prepare for | 2 |
of the surrounding country | 2 |
let down a rope | 2 |
what is it to | 2 |
one of the officers | 2 |
up in a dungeon | 2 |
the time of richard | 2 |
there was no longer | 2 |
of an ancient castle | 2 |
the daughter of a | 2 |
on the subject of | 2 |
of richard the second | 2 |
all in a state | 2 |
was beaten in this | 2 |
a mile or two | 2 |
were greatly alarmed when | 2 |
these hereditary kings and | 2 |
succeed to the throne | 2 |
he should not be | 2 |
the french knights and | 2 |
to let them in | 2 |
common people of london | 2 |
a part of the | 2 |
produced a great sensation | 2 |
and not at all | 2 |
redress of their grievances | 2 |
he took his son | 2 |
of the english army | 2 |
plan of the battle | 2 |
of his royal power | 2 |
the full enjoyment of | 2 |
and in a few | 2 |
a very early hour | 2 |
her up in his | 2 |
of those days were | 2 |
richard for the first | 2 |
southern part of france | 2 |
accompanied by a large | 2 |
and drove the french | 2 |
in other parts of | 2 |
be ready to march | 2 |
possession of the town | 2 |
the isle of wight | 2 |
treatment of his prisoners | 2 |
time of richard ii | 2 |
at the time of | 2 |
they heard of this | 2 |
in some way or | 2 |
side at nottingham castle | 2 |
burning and destroying the | 2 |
oppression which they suffered | 2 |
were burning and destroying | 2 |
and his friends were | 2 |
you are to remain | 2 |
if he chose to | 2 |
for the first time | 2 |
the central part of | 2 |
there was a famous | 2 |
the little queen was | 2 |
place just before king | 2 |
that he had no | 2 |
be thrown into confusion | 2 |
a redress of their | 2 |
began to move toward | 2 |
that he was not | 2 |
wars arose sometimes from | 2 |
there was also a | 2 |
to the time of | 2 |
the other great nobles | 2 |
and aldermen of london | 2 |
part in public affairs | 2 |
before us in our | 2 |
what he was to | 2 |
only four years old | 2 |
his father and mother | 2 |
five years of age | 2 |
those which had been | 2 |
he said he wished | 2 |
when the battle was | 2 |
court of the castle | 2 |
state from the palace | 2 |
when he heard that | 2 |
the neighborhood of the | 2 |
all the entreaties of | 2 |
while in this position | 2 |
to consent to this | 2 |
that he had done | 2 |
was in a state | 2 |
and at length arrived | 2 |
the body was placed | 2 |
in the days when | 2 |
to charge upon the | 2 |
to go and fight | 2 |
was the son of | 2 |
held a sort of | 2 |
came down into the | 2 |
the king that he | 2 |
of the castle was | 2 |
he was reduced to | 2 |
was very much pleased | 2 |
see me make this | 2 |
about fourteen years old | 2 |
not knowing what to | 2 |
the interior of the | 2 |
to england to be | 2 |
when they heard of | 2 |
was conducted into the | 2 |
king meets the insurgents | 2 |
imagining that they were | 2 |
were no less than | 2 |
on his return home | 2 |
horse by the bridle | 2 |
for an opportunity to | 2 |
your head cut off | 2 |
himself at the head | 2 |
had nothing to do | 2 |
they did not know | 2 |
grandson of the king | 2 |
southwestern part of france | 2 |
and castles were stormed | 2 |
and directed him to | 2 |
the chronicles of those | 2 |
join her husband in | 2 |
are to remain here | 2 |
and the other ladies | 2 |
had been provided for | 2 |
with a number of | 2 |
to make for the | 2 |
absent at this time | 2 |
to the little queen | 2 |
down so heavy a | 2 |
there was a large | 2 |
up in his arms | 2 |
determine what should be | 2 |
was finally concluded to | 2 |
it was his duty | 2 |
go back to the | 2 |
this state of things | 2 |
she was under the | 2 |
gates and let the | 2 |
for the king to | 2 |
the english against evan | 2 |
to the throne of | 2 |
great body of the | 2 |
threw him into the | 2 |
and that of his | 2 |
within speaking distance of | 2 |
result of the battle | 2 |
should not be able | 2 |
thus it was that | 2 |
away to a place | 2 |
had the opportunity to | 2 |
the interview with the | 2 |
to conciliate the good | 2 |
the form of a | 2 |
hereditary kings and nobles | 2 |
that he did not | 2 |
dukes who had accompanied | 2 |
he should like to | 2 |
went in a body | 2 |
with vast crowds of | 2 |
to be the signal | 2 |
to receive her and | 2 |
in the direct line | 2 |
while the king and | 2 |
to the gates of | 2 |
give up his claims | 2 |
that your majesty should | 2 |
greatly alarmed when they | 2 |
who had come down | 2 |
were often engaged in | 2 |
the consent of the | 2 |
of the nobles in | 2 |
occurrence which took place | 2 |
to be very tired | 2 |
dominions of the other | 2 |
towns and castles were | 2 |
to be seized and | 2 |
the earl of warwick | 2 |
of the country and | 2 |
the heir apparent to | 2 |
during the course of | 2 |
through his grandmother isabel | 2 |
they did not wish | 2 |
him away to a | 2 |
they were ready to | 2 |
not open the gates | 2 |
received with great honor | 2 |
in the early part | 2 |
all the efforts of | 2 |
nobles and officers of | 2 |
the origin of the | 2 |
of the bridal party | 2 |
to make terms with | 2 |
richard and his party | 2 |
peace between the two | 2 |
back to the place | 2 |
meets the insurgents at | 2 |
respect to the government | 2 |
who killed the squire | 2 |
the king himself was | 2 |
into a state of | 2 |
the frontiers of scotland | 2 |
fled to a castle | 2 |
highest nobles of the | 2 |
it consisted of a | 2 |
in favor of the | 2 |
let them come in | 2 |
it was generally believed | 2 |
did every thing in | 2 |
the keepers of the | 2 |
archbishop of canterbury and | 2 |
into the service of | 2 |
into the midst of | 2 |
him up in a | 2 |
there were no less | 2 |
winter should set in | 2 |
storming of the castle | 2 |
it is true that | 2 |
in the direction of | 2 |
in the name of | 2 |
might have been expected | 2 |
the next oldest son | 2 |
for the reception of | 2 |
the palace of woodstock | 2 |
kings and the barons | 2 |
was the daughter of | 2 |
thousand of the insurgents | 2 |
signed by the king | 2 |
at one time a | 2 |
so as not to | 2 |
the king saw that | 2 |
came in their way | 2 |
the prince received the | 2 |
force under his command | 2 |
was overjoyed to see | 2 |
the king of majorca | 2 |
ordered his men to | 2 |
orders to his men | 2 |
nothing can be more | 2 |
ruins of the savoy | 2 |
all this took place | 2 |
on their return to | 2 |
soon as he could | 2 |
appointed to receive her | 2 |
he did not know | 2 |
king of france was | 2 |
the death of richard | 2 |
england at the head | 2 |
with him wherever he | 2 |
he became of age | 2 |
what they wished for | 2 |
when they reached the | 2 |
of london were greatly | 2 |
presence of the king | 2 |