trigram

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trigram	frequency
in the world	37
that it is	31
there is no	30
that they are	29
as well as	29
that there is	27
the two sexes	25
according to the	22
there is nothing	22
one of the	21
that they have	21
the nature of	20
it is not	20
which they have	20
of the country	20
that which is	19
ought to be	19
the most part	19
which is the	18
the same manner	17
of the body	17
they are not	17
on the other	17
of the world	16
not at all	16
of the two	16
and that the	15
that is to	15
in the same	15
early english books	15
is to say	15
if they had	14
it is a	13
of the same	13
a great many	13
most part of	13
not to be	13
country of betty	12
and that they	12
of the learned	12
as if they	12
as they are	12
after the same	12
the country of	12
a kind of	12
that we may	12
they have not	12
is nothing but	12
those who have	12
english books online	12
that of the	12
of the syrens	12
of all the	12
out of the	11
the name of	11
and that it	11
they have been	11
there is not	11
and it is	11
the knowledge of	11
of the most	11
there are some	11
there are a	11
as the other	11
by and by	11
of their own	11
the conduct of	11
than that of	10
ought not to	10
nature of the	10
that they were	10
we shall find	10
to be a	10
with so much	10
that there are	10
that all the	10
when they are	10
so great a	10
text creation partnership	9
well as the	9
to know the	9
to those who	9
the sight of	9
the other hand	9
and all the	9
and if we	9
and that we	9
of those who	9
it is the	9
they have no	9
the minds of	9
that which they	9
based on the	9
for want of	9
that women are	9
which they are	9
because they have	9
part of the	8
and that there	8
on the contrary	8
that we are	8
as to the	8
and the other	8
as it is	8
that it hath	8
in all the	8
it is that	8
all those that	8
more or less	8
the people of	8
of that which	8
in the mean	8
the same time	8
and by the	8
them to be	8
that they may	8
the sad shepherd	8
in a word	8
that women have	7
in respect of	7
make use of	7
by the same	7
so much the	7
in all things	7
are not so	7
in the most	7
is not to	7
the love of	7
who have the	7
well as we	7
and that which	7
all the country	7
capable of the	7
the lord jesus	7
such a one	7
if he had	7
to be the	7
there is a	7
of those that	7
they had been	7
to which they	7
it is to	7
it may be	7
of the mind	7
of all that	7
at the same	7
all sorts of	7
of all sorts	7
they have a	7
in regard of	7
to make them	7
the law of	7
at this day	7
to the end	7
parts of the	7
as much as	7
part of men	7
for the most	7
of the soyl	7
that if they	7
which they had	7
which we have	7
if they be	6
which we are	6
are a great	6
when they have	6
it would be	6
in his hand	6
some of the	6
the example of	6
represented either as	6
as there is	6
the effects of	6
what are the	6
either as utf	6
of the church	6
are no less	6
of our selves	6
priests of pan	6
is one of	6
they are very	6
they are in	6
the husbandmen of	6
marked as illegible	6
more to be	6
much the more	6
the rest of	6
to that of	6
present state of	6
for the love	6
inhabitants of betty	6
is not any	6
the manner of	6
we are obliged	6
it self to	6
that can be	6
an effect of	6
the history of	6
a great deal	6
the one as	6
is no more	6
the province of	6
the priests of	6
in that country	6
the present state	6
for that end	6
we must not	6
part of betty	6
as good as	6
people of betty	6
nothing but the	6
the inhabitants of	6
if there be	6
ought to have	6
in the country	6
she may have	6
they that have	6
the impressions of	6
characters represented either	6
which is not	6
of so much	6
keying and markup	6
have a mind	5
jesus in sincerity	5
it is only	5
the young shepherdesses	5
is no wonder	5
the greatest part	5
is nothing more	5
the other side	5
of the poor	5
self to the	5
it is true	5
they would have	5
we may say	5
are in the	5
the number of	5
it is certain	5
if there were	5
is not so	5
in civil society	5
to be found	5
good as the	5
to do so	5
the woman as	5
knowledge of the	5
the head of	5
the time of	5
in the beginning	5
shepherds and shepherdesses	5
there was a	5
there is need	5
being able to	5
in the one	5
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the beginning of	5
to all those	5
knowledge of our	5
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what it is	5
if she had	5
the whole country	5
one of these	5
and those which	5
and the most	5
woman as good	5
into the world	5
of the whole	5
she might have	5
by reason of	5
it is no	5
the use of	5
on the one	5
the force of	5
out of doors	5
church of england	5
the authority of	5
of the inhabitants	5
that we should	5
they ought to	5
which may be	5
some of them	5
law of nature	5
the most excellent	5
the eyes of	5
is to be	5
to have been	5
and when they	5
that which makes	5
is no less	5
fall into the	5
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it is so	5
those that love	5
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of their sex	5
there are many	5
the one hand	5
as the man	5
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lord jesus in	5
the world to	5
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is not a	5
those who are	5
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the means to	5
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than our selves	5
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those that have	5
of all others	5
in such a	5
of the other	5
the notion of	5
of any thing	5
of which they	5
half a dozen	5
that love the	5
men and women	5
in a manner	5
would not have	5
themselves to the	5
and this is	4
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if it had	4
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with a great	4
to be so	4
of that country	4
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that he is	4
to make a	4
i have been	4
that they had	4
what is the	4
of a good	4
goods of the	4
how they are	4
of a man	4
of the shepherds	4
it would not	4
of the first	4
the world is	4
true it is	4
an infinite number	4
shepherdesses of betty	4
in his own	4
that vvomen are	4
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some there are	4
the goods of	4
in former times	4
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of natural philosophy	4
they are fit	4
part of their	4
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they might have	4
the opinion of	4
is it a	4
on the new	4
have not the	4
but that of	4
it be that	4
husbandmen of betty	4
exclamation to all	4
to the advantage	4
the most curious	4
meet with a	4
the difference of	4
have no share	4
that there was	4
as we do	4
are the most	4
the sentiments of	4
contrary to the	4
it is as	4
in the time	4
the mind in	4
not a little	4
that they would	4
they may be	4
that a man	4
it was not	4
which is a	4
enter into the	4
who have less	4
and how they	4
they had never	4
to make the	4
to see a	4
vvomen are not	4
now and then	4
vice and vertue	4
to find out	4
is the cause	4
the works of	4
so peculiar to	4
of the husbandmen	4
they would not	4
the case of	4
one and the	4
the place of	4
which they can	4
infinite number of	4
but if the	4
the reason why	4
many of them	4
betwixt the two	4
of these gardens	4
any thing but	4
i know not	4
and at the	4
it must be	4
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if an author	4
the angel in	4
seem to be	4
and to have	4
that it was	4
there is hardly	4
to say truth	4
of the priests	4
it is in	4
when they come	4
one of those	4
one as well	4
the body of	4
there are that	4
that both sexes	4
beginning of the	4
the power of	4
is that which	4
the lovely sex	4
for their own	4
you must know	4
all the rest	4
have not been	4
the state of	4
which he is	4
than in men	4
be sure to	4
the heat of	4
he had been	4
of the great	4
a mind to	4
which makes me	4
in the first	4
pleasure in the	4
the poor shepherds	4
is only the	4
we should not	4
can be made	4
that she might	4
soon as they	4
they have of	4
the relation of	4
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less fit for	4
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you shall see	4
is it not	4
in all betty	4
an exclamation to	4
that we have	4
it is then	4
to all the	4
in this country	4
the author of	4
with all the	4
of the state	4
as there are	4
of civil society	4
but what is	4
we are to	4
the benefit of	4
that in the	4
that we ought	4
capable of all	4
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history of the	4
which she may	4
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the notions which	4
that he had	4
is the most	4
to make us	4
the christian religion	4
peculiar to them	4
how it is	4
is enough to	4
the end of	4
a short time	4
all the world	4
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it seems to	4
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began to be	4
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be able to	4
what they are	4
the same things	4
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that that which	4
of the greatest	4
they that are	4
a very great	4
in the whole	4
state of betty	4
for those that	4
the mean time	4
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greatest part of	4
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a very fair	4
is the reason	4
be no more	3
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support to the	3
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likelihood such instances	3
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by the institutions	3
translated into english	3
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providing financial support	3
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tcp files to	3
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estc r ocm	3
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as the earth	2
with the same	2
three infallible cures	2
desire to know	2
is not some	2
and at that	2
that all women	2
less famous than	2
of divine providence	2
according to their	2
have never been	2
upon all occasions	2
we may reckon	2
of our nation	2
no sooner entred	2
the poor husbandman	2
it may have	2
we have once	2
and which is	2
that he was	2
to maintain the	2
to let him	2
of her son	2
that she had	2
from stronger reason	2
a work of	2
things which are	2
at the white	2
rest of the	2
do nothing without	2
modes and fashions	2
live in peace	2
the instruments of	2
same manner in	2
makes up the	2
that the vvomen	2
that had never	2
objects of the	2
if we enquire	2
to be inferiour	2
there are so	2
look upon that	2
strength of imagination	2
to render themselves	2
the knowledge which	2
by what we	2
it a thing	2
of the three	2
french and translated	2
of the habitation	2
all their science	2
that they do	2
all the arguments	2
they possess the	2
a great desire	2
a court of	2
impeachment of wast	2
up in a	2
presents them to	2
to the law	2
of apology for	2
to give them	2
by their parts	2
is no person	2
for many years	2
in so much	2
which was in	2
you see the	2
were accustomed to	2
the effect of	2
and exactitude in	2
vvomen have nothing	2
because they find	2
relation to the	2
the morality of	2
but they that	2
shut up in	2
every one of	2
but when he	2
i cannot but	2
manner in the	2
a little too	2
to a friend	2
absolutely necessary to	2
consider all the	2
is told them	2
pretend to the	2
have made it	2
what we see	2
of the meaner	2
men ought to	2
of a great	2
infinite numbers of	2
fashion of the	2
and that women	2
shepherds of betty	2
might suffice to	2
upon it with	2
nothing but their	2
of the french	2
that she hath	2
the kindness of	2
seen in the	2
of the amazones	2
than any other	2
of the nature	2
when he hath	2
there is neither	2
was so mad	2
the syrens charms	2
she would have	2
they think to	2
that may be	2
use of that	2
a farm in	2
there was no	2
in all other	2
the inconveniences that	2
sort of people	2
of the night	2
deal of trouble	2
and with grace	2
should have been	2
a small matter	2
may reckon the	2
in the manner	2
to make any	2
hundred times more	2
and make a	2
and are not	2
to the opinion	2
her to the	2
we must know	2
of it is	2
so that unless	2
being no less	2
they ought more	2
we are all	2
as in that	2
the female sex	2
of betty land	2
where there are	2
subjects of their	2
of vice and	2
it is easie	2
must not imagine	2
is impossible to	2
perswasion of the	2
more with one	2
natural philosophy and	2
formed in us	2
that all these	2
greatest pleasure in	2
with how much	2
the same nature	2
come out of	2
pores of the	2
many times the	2
of the law	2
but the old	2
is reduced to	2
nothing but a	2
than in the	2
there may be	2
the part of	2
side the hedge	2
take the greatest	2
from the authority	2
the measures of	2
and to the	2
hinders them from	2
for the better	2
to find that	2
be obliged to	2
a man cannot	2
of them who	2
that the law	2
and pleasure of	2
all the authority	2
and some little	2
and so be	2
of such a	2
him by the	2
for the vvomen	2
whereof it is	2
but because they	2
mould which is	2
vvomen ought not	2
of common reason	2
the old farmer	2
other way but	2
that is necessary	2
him to be	2
it seems that	2
be capable of	2
are many times	2
lookt as if	2
that if the	2
we are unjust	2
but that i	2
to get into	2
if they know	2
because that it	2
but they are	2
engageth men in	2
of women as	2
to be understood	2
that they themselves	2
chiefest husbandmen in	2
with us in	2
they are engaged	2
the mysteries of	2
if they should	2
they do not	2
make a man	2
and we cannot	2
the world in	2
do no more	2
to restore the	2
the appearances of	2
and that of	2
not so perfect	2
till it was	2
they are both	2
is almost the	2
the husbandmen and	2
like that of	2
a distemper that	2
wrote of the	2
vlysses and aeneas	2
hobbs of malmsbury	2
they had done	2
the learned are	2
yet they will	2
all women are	2
we are otherwise	2
have been a	2
either the one	2