trigram

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trigram	frequency
set by mr	145
which no body	79
it was a	68
one of the	67
as well as	66
of all the	59
book of airs	56
fal de ral	55
with a hey	55
up to the	54
and all the	53
the keel row	52
and i will	48
out of the	47
and many a	47
i will not	46
the duke of	46
in my mind	42
to see the	42
a banished man	42
came to the	41
me no more	41
i am a	41
there is no	41
but you alone	40
up and down	40
love but you	39
it is a	39
of all mankind	39
there was a	39
i love but	39
i could not	39
there is a	37
this is the	37
shall be my	36
book of songs	36
mankind i love	35
sung by mrs	35
all mankind i	35
a song in	35
fa la la	35
he was a	35
heir of linne	34
braes of yarrow	34
the death of	34
of my heart	34
of the day	34
the lady of	34
to the green	34
song in the	34
all the world	34
my heart is	33
the light of	33
he came to	32
the king of	32
first set of	32
and i have	32
in the air	32
the braes of	32
ask me no	32
and in the	31
and to the	31
in the morning	31
to be a	31
stormy winds do	31
the banks of	31
it is not	31
winds do blow	31
it was the	30
the stormy winds	30
with many a	30
the green wood	30
old cap was	30
a hey down	30
and far away	30
this old cap	30
when this old	30
of pretty bessee	30
a man of	30
cap was new	30
the hills and	29
weel may the	29
i pray thee	29
auld lang syne	29
may the keel	29
on the ground	29
when i was	29
the heir of	29
in all the	28
in the sky	28
if i should	28
in our alley	28
on the braes	28
lady of shalott	28
and on the	28
to and fro	27
darling of my	27
fol de rol	27
the ancient mariner	27
it is the	27
first book of	27
a pair of	26
i have been	26
my nanie o	26
buy my caller	26
of the best	26
of the sun	26
and with a	26
the darling of	26
my true love	26
the name of	26
and this is	26
as i was	25
like an old	25
the battle of	25
said little john	25
no body can	25
thou shalt have	25
my love is	25
here and there	25
when the kye	25
in spite of	25
third book of	25
the days of	25
night and day	25
day and night	24
to make a	24
row de dow	24
and if you	24
to have been	24
body can deny	24
the kye comes	24
on the banks	24
and when he	24
kye comes hame	24
as soon as	24
the lord of	24
for pretty bessee	24
green willow shall	23
be my garl	23
was in the	23
of the sea	23
over the sea	23
of the night	23
of english madrigals	23
second book of	23
no more the	23
i have a	23
set of english	23
willow shall be	23
and when the	23
o the green	23
said the knight	23
to keep the	23
song of the	23
the green willow	23
she is a	22
of songs or	22
in the land	22
songs or airs	22
along with me	22
to be seen	22
me to my	22
the agricultural meeting	22
sung by mr	22
and let the	22
he took the	22
dead and gone	22
at the door	22
of the old	22
in my heart	21
these are the	21
up in the	21
she is the	21
and all his	21
is in the	21
on the th	21
of the world	21
by the hand	21
over the hills	21
in his hand	21
with an old	21
month of may	21
the love of	21
lives in our	21
and he that	21
is the darling	21
i know not	21
now and then	21
come to me	21
when he came	21
to the king	20
the earl of	20
the time of	20
said our king	20
the world is	20
by his side	20
i was a	20
if she be	20
hand in hand	20
love and friendship	20
a cliver chep	20
of the town	20
with all the	20
cliver chep am	19
in the wood	19
that i may	19
to me a	19
part of the	19
sic an a	19
under the willow	19
in the west	19
chep am aw	19
the heart of	19
an a cliver	19
down by the	19
i do not	19
in the night	19
if you will	19
the voice of	19
what care i	19
and now the	19
no more to	19
is to be	19
the coal trade	19
that i have	19
to the ground	19
set of madrigals	19
i pray you	19
and he was	19
upon the ground	19
he was the	18
and then we	18
with all his	18
down to camelot	18
sign of the	18
as i have	18
health to the	18
my pretty bessee	18
in the dark	18
of the most	18
me to the	18
the prince of	18
of the forest	18
a new song	18
and in his	18
all under the	18
for the love	18
the greenwood tree	18
the sound of	18
a health to	18
there were three	18
for auld lang	18
o sweet content	18
there was no	18
of my life	18
when i am	18
and all that	18
and a planting	18
and so for	18
now tell me	18
woe is me	17
then said the	17
for the sake	17
break of day	17
i would not	17
i to the	17
the end of	17
and there he	17
love no more	17
as far as	17
in the field	17
i saw the	17
is but a	17
but in the	17
of the tyne	17
of the clough	17
hills and far	17
why so pale	17
of the west	17
and down the	17
on a tree	17
i dare not	17
and for ever	17
love is dead	17
notes from the	17
soon as the	17
and when they	17
rum ti iddity	17
i should marry	17
i heard a	17
in the sun	17
he had a	17
and come to	17
and so to	17
to the town	17
of robin hood	17
come to the	17
in the midst	17
the words by	17
with a fa	16
and then the	16
back to me	16
by the rev	16
now i am	16
i will be	16
the midst of	16
blame not my	16
she be not	16
i to myself	16
an old soldier	16
and when i	16
come to ye	16
like to the	16
it will be	16
i have no	16
will find out	16
said the king	16
down to the	16
hey nonny nonny	16
doe i cry	16
i have found	16
to hear the	16
banks of allan	16
tol de rol	16
on every side	16
and yet i	16
fair and free	16
gone to his	16
to his death	16
when i have	16
sir william stanley	16
and wend along	16
not my lute	16
sir patrick spens	16
when he was	16
of allan water	16
greensleeves was my	16
still doe i	16
as i am	16
go with me	16
the head of	16
the earle of	16
for to see	16
hearts of oak	16
wend along with	16
great and small	16
my merry men	16
that i should	16
bonny bonny bride	16
with that the	16
william of cloudeslie	16
by him that	16
then care away	16
thou art not	15
for all the	15
when the sun	15
in chevy chase	15
shall be the	15
of my own	15
as fast as	15
if you can	15
are the days	15
i have heard	15
the song of	15
with a new	15
in the high	15
if i can	15
there came a	15
the high peak	15
the sons of	15
find out the	15
to the wood	15
that will be	15
i would have	15
in my stall	15
him on the	15
so fair and	15
in my own	15
the tune of	15
songs of sundry	15
king of the	15
but when the	15
end of the	15
the author of	15
he is dead	15
the sign of	15
more and more	15
i care not	15
all in a	15
on the hill	15
when all the	15
under the greenwood	15
as good as	15
of the north	15
the land of	15
thou shalt be	15
all in the	15
my heart was	15
the house of	15
two or three	15
good time coming	15
a great boobee	15
weep no more	15
on his knee	15
was a man	15
that he was	15
the old man	15
he took his	15
away to the	15
with a ring	15
but if you	15
so long as	15
to the tune	15
are in the	15
make mine avow	15
if i were	15
an old woman	15
i see her	15
of the fair	15
as the sun	15
a good time	14
i mean to	14
as sure as	14
of the brave	14
and let us	14
green wood tree	14
my ain countrie	14
round and round	14
far and near	14
clym of the	14
and lives in	14
far from the	14
i tell thee	14
john anderson my	14
with one that	14
as white as	14
the king and	14
the th of	14
auld robin gray	14
the pride of	14
said robin hood	14
to be found	14
be married yet	14
out the way	14
the life of	14
i have done	14
thou art a	14
and at the	14
he would have	14
lonfa malura dondaine	14
of them all	14
rum ti idity	14
house of commons	14
homes of england	14
lord of linne	14
pale and wan	14
come to town	14
to the devil	14
that are so	14
in the sea	14
him in his	14
commend me to	14
the falling out	14
and there was	14
that ever i	14
god save the	14
he is a	14
five and six	14
what will you	14
it is no	14
it may be	14
into the west	14
love is a	14
sigh no more	14
and from the	14
give me the	14
god prosper long	14
pibroch of donuil	14
and a toping	14
like a young	14
the young man	14
was all the	14
la la la	14
the way to	14
to join the	14
said i to	14
i am dead	14
from there to	14
anderson my jo	14
i tell you	14
the best of	14
a young courtier	14
as black as	14
with a fal	14
of sundry kinds	14
on the death	14
the stars are	14
of songs and	14
is on the	14
not be married	14
and then they	13
in a dream	13
that will not	13
to the sea	13
death of the	13
that died on	13
and sung by	13
it had been	13
the power of	13
to an old	13
if there be	13
i went to	13
the best that	13
let me go	13
duke of devonshire	13
and thou art	13
and for the	13
and there the	13
at the foot	13
songs and airs	13
it has been	13
let it be	13
he is gone	13
in praise of	13
all on fire	13
then to the	13
if i had	13
and make her	13
and all thy	13
i am the	13
me and be	13
the flowers of	13
and let me	13
and through the	13
must not be	13
he had been	13
was but a	13
have power to	13
king of france	13
they came to	13
as they were	13
under the green	13
of such a	13
is not so	13
which i have	13
by the same	13
the man of	13
and the stormy	13
i make mine	13
the queen of	13
then be thou	13
no more of	13
that i was	13
and as the	13
the canting crew	13
the first of	13
at the head	13
help house of	13
in her eyes	13
me how to	13
is dead and	13
father and mother	13
the middle of	13
in love with	13
to ease my	13
be my love	13
on the way	13
my love and	13
as if they	13
and be my	13
upon his back	13
is this the	13
and in a	13
if thou wilt	13
for i will	13
our noble king	13
was one of	13
of the deer	13
and by the	13
at the agricultural	13
on the mountain	13
but when i	13
was pretty bessee	12
wad i be	12
falling out of	12
had not been	12
a hundred stretches	12
i have killed	12
it in a	12
and that he	12
leave to your	12
in his arms	12
fain wad i	12
hath my heart	12
in the year	12
but i will	12
hame fain wad	12
to thy daddy	12
and see the	12
of the canting	12
prosper long our	12
of the great	12
the inchcape rock	12
to the foregoing	12
honest aud euphy	12
at the end	12
but i have	12
with me and	12
heavily hangs the	12
love hath my	12
light of other	12
first i saw	12
oak are our	12
a lady in	12
my father dear	12
my love good	12
when first i	12
of oak are	12
of the ballad	12
dance to thy	12
and little john	12
he could not	12
all the gold	12
beyond the sea	12
and of the	12
for to tell	12
you shall hear	12
of other days	12
for want of	12
went to the	12
my heart in	12
but when he	12
alice the nurse	12
shalt have a	12
the sun is	12
for the brave	12
by the way	12
an old courtier	12
my dearie o	12
that he might	12
out of faithful	12
have killed my	12
if it be	12
on the grass	12
it were a	12
live with me	12
in the light	12
that i had	12
as i can	12
my swete swetyng	12
but i think	12
no more than	12
fear no more	12
i cannot tell	12
care i how	12
for the coal	12
to give my	12
methinks i see	12
and here and	12
on the deck	12
birds do sing	12
to think that	12
full many a	12
the bonny gyetsiders	12
a scotch song	12
they did not	12
i shall die	12
him on his	12
the stilly night	12
on the plain	12
say not so	12
and then i	12
and round the	12
was born in	12
met with a	12
give my love	12
thou and i	12
in the play	12
in and out	12
then remember me	12
themselves do cry	12
and she was	12
him in the	12
of faithful friends	12
right fal de	12
one that is	12
be thou mad	12
the spirit of	12
then let us	12
when they came	12
in the stilly	12
in the town	12
bold robin hood	12
i love thee	12
sport and play	12
of joy and	12
there will be	12
i have his	12
a man that	12
his name was	12
a famous victory	12
account of the	12
i will have	12
in the world	11
sweet and low	11
not a word	11
dreams of thee	11
for fear of	11
of the king	11
ballets and madrigals	11
the first stanza	11
master of the	11
chain has bound	11
the foregoing tune	11
on the floor	11
the title of	11
for thy sake	11
for her love	11
and to his	11
i arise from	11
here is a	11
flowers of the	11
from dreams of	11
i love her	11
to the brim	11
and thou shalt	11
way to the	11
of sundry natures	11
hundred stretches hence	11
in the fight	11
when the stormy	11
as he rode	11
stood on the	11
to see if	11
has bound me	11
to make the	11
out of their	11
and there they	11
why do you	11
and woe is	11
music of sundry	11
in the first	11
the west countrey	11
hurrah for the	11
of donuil dhu	11
and then he	11
you are not	11
the soul of	11
when they had	11
he did not	11
still to be	11
from the land	11
the lord strange	11
to see that	11
died on a	11
weary lot is	11
and so i	11
arise from dreams	11
that she was	11
under the title	11
the breath of	11
that ye be	11
in the churchyard	11
robin hood and	11
in the comedy	11
he said to	11
to me the	11
one by one	11
lot is thine	11
the sake of	11
what shall i	11
to be the	11
on to the	11
sir john savage	11
could not be	11
printed in the	11
that all the	11
and so did	11
the land where	11
in those days	11
in time of	11
in her face	11
him of his	11
peak of derbyshire	11
all the land	11
through all the	11
are ye sure	11
the town of	11
bonny keel laddie	11
that ever yet	11
and i shall	11
my mind to	11
you and i	11
as i came	11
i see a	11
on the green	11
and six parts	11
all lig together	11
me of my	11
in the green	11
that in the	11
side by side	11
of all my	11
to see how	11
come to thee	11
that we may	11
and there i	11
loud and long	11
earle of darby	11
i end my	11
i have seen	11
in such a	11
in the old	11
was in his	11
to the door	11
gave her a	11
true love hath	11
but to the	11
in the north	11
is full of	11
all the year	11
lords and ladies	11
the sweet spring	11
that it was	11
i see the	11
as much as	11
and when we	11
have no more	11
to the queen	11
to the time	11
and something else	11
well known to	11
of all things	11
in a crack	10
renewing is of	10
to green wood	10
of the land	10
marry with one	10
and call the	10
the man for	10
what is love	10
me a kingdom	10
fill up the	10
and a hey	10
and went to	10
nae luck about	10
and i would	10
and it was	10
kind dearie o	10
the shadow of	10
a full great	10
a kingdom is	10
again and again	10
and they all	10
for a man	10
to the world	10
and her eyes	10
woman poor and	10
may you go	10
out of his	10
just like a	10
till i end	10
of the cattle	10
as thou art	10
and wilt thou	10
that he had	10
i have had	10
luck about the	10
and made a	10
he is the	10
there is not	10
found in the	10
i have not	10
birks on the	10
we will go	10
in the middle	10
on george the	10
while i have	10
mind to me	10
he had not	10
call the cattle	10
in a trice	10
may not be	10
her in the	10
to purge melancholy	10
said alice the	10
books of airs	10
glory be to	10
man for me	10
all my life	10
arcade that grainger	10
for i have	10
in the grave	10
the fates above	10
a thousand times	10
the cattle home	10
and the fates	10
drucken bella roy	10
let me be	10
all his might	10
not for me	10
can you be	10
and it is	10
i will give	10
so am i	10
four hundred pound	10
for to be	10
out by the	10
pills to purge	10
i was in	10
according to the	10
and his wife	10
my heart of	10
put in all	10
no more but	10
and would not	10
for his own	10
in the house	10
the cause of	10
a man and	10
second set of	10
the well of	10
all for the	10
come into the	10
of the lord	10
for ever and	10
in the same	10
light of the	10
now i have	10
love will find	10
fates above reward	10
end my song	10
the place of	10
the dead man	10
the day was	10
the gold in	10
where he goes	10
ever and for	10
his loving wife	10
that i can	10
old woman poor	10
him that died	10
to my ain	10
description of the	10
what to do	10
to the sun	10
my own collection	10
sweet and fair	10
and leave me	10
he and his	10
let us sing	10
there is none	10
head of the	10
the arcade that	10
both great and	10
come fill up	10
two books of	10
songs of the	10
in the church	10
henry of navarre	10
well of st	10
her hair was	10
for he was	10
and for to	10
poor and blind	10
he wears a	10
that ye will	10
it is to	10
of the moon	10
the second part	10
it shall be	10
the prigging lay	10
give me a	10
upon the sea	10
god save our	10
and made him	10
in every degree	10
to bonny dundee	10
is not a	10
that grainger built	10
by ralph waldo	10
day in the	10
sweet sir hugh	10
but now i	10
what you will	10
my ain kind	10
and some of	10
at last he	10
said to have	10
my sweet pipings	10
the joy of	10
in the fire	10
be to me	10
to thy mammy	10
save the king	10
is of love	10
was at the	10
i thought to	10
them in the	10
it should be	10
now let us	10
or in the	10
my life is	10
the dead men	10
ye not agincourt	10
gives the greatest	10
the crowning of	10
in the merry	10
was not in	10
it from the	10
away went gilpin	10
the might of	10
sight to see	10
this was the	10
the night before	10
know ye not	10
silly auld carle	10
in the street	10
and i go	10
but it is	10
ain kind dearie	10
a pox on	10
do what you	10
my bonny bonny	10
i had to	10
of all our	10
in the days	10
in his own	10
all in my	10
about the house	10
not in the	10
ralph waldo emerson	10
out on the	10
and a ho	10
in the dust	10
which is the	10
my lady greensleeves	10
money in my	10
to the heart	10
the glory of	10
far and wide	10
upon the floor	10
i heard the	10
the best in	10
part of my	10
with all their	10
wonders of the	10
red and white	10
so pale and	10
the british grenadiers	10
is in my	9
when i came	9
fairest of the	9
with all her	9
how should i	9
where i have	9
not to be	9
he might have	9
let the haut	9
i met a	9
from out the	9
he shall have	9
i never saw	9
well as i	9
good father stanley	9
leave me thus	9
if that ye	9
will be joyful	9
she would not	9
that the sun	9
but that i	9
in his grave	9
no more a	9
what can ail	9
as i sat	9
keep the arcade	9
like a man	9
where hest te	9
them to the	9
battle rages loud	9
god of love	9
in the fauld	9
on his back	9
all must die	9
to have a	9
and like a	9
the battle rages	9
a time to	9
day to woo	9
in her eye	9
in her hand	9
for we have	9
drank of the	9
one of them	9
the heart that	9
care not a	9
of low degree	9
married a keelman	9
in all this	9
marry with me	9
i saw my	9
the fame of	9
a garden in	9
am almost dead	9
i here give	9
no such liberty	9
nobles and gentles	9
the last of	9
brings the light	9
author of the	9
is no more	9
was his name	9
then came in	9
many a tear	9
the rest of	9
to see them	9
my children dear	9
in all his	9
cloak about thee	9
to the same	9
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father of pretty	9
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of this ballad	9
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the merry month	9
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what i have	9
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tell to thee	9
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de ral la	9
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the young men	9
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in my hand	9
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from campion and	9
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sir hugh montgomery	9
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of the peak	9
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your highland laddie	8
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day by day	8
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him to a	8
of the slave	8
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daughter of sir	8
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a blue bonnet	8
green wood go	8
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his merry men	8
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me and my	8
that gentle knight	8
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i love you	8
in her ear	8
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thy fair sun	8
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seat of the	8
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from the lake	8
flow to join	8
the doughty douglas	8
of edward gray	8
the cattle trail	8
upon my head	8
james barton adams	8
that lies in	8
many a gallant	8
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king and queen	8
written by mr	8
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i thy bride	8
she walks in	8
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tell me not	8
campion and rosseter	8
one of us	8
days of my	8
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i will go	8
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ale and old	8
of five and	8
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chil love no	8
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me in my	8
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of an old	8
to the house	8
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her eyes less	8
my wounded heart	8
the brimming river	8
at my feet	8
on for ever	8
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old cloak about	8
of the family	8
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the birks on	8
a thousand pound	8
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to no man	8
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fields of england	8
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i have married	8
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mariners of england	8
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i told her	8
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on the shore	8
we shall be	8
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our comely king	8
by sir john	8
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the wood will	8
us in the	8
but if the	8
thou leave me	8
abbot of aberbrothock	8
have married a	8
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wasting in despair	8
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daughter of islington	8
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of the time	8
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which made the	8
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aware of the	8
eyes less killing	8
by nathaniel hawthorne	8
gan to the	8
brave sir charles	8
will you leave	8
of the plain	8
that i love	8
journey into the	8
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music of the	8
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toure you well	8
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in yon town	8
for a time	8
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to the church	8
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half so sweet	8
i go on	8
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the old familiar	8
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down in a	8
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him into the	8
join the brimming	8
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into the garden	8
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if ever i	8
soon lost for	8
by the blade	8
our gracious king	8
in many a	8
the west begins	8
on the lea	8
where the west	8
the blind beggar	8
out of my	8
of the city	8
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sheet and a	8
mayor of london	8
at once the	8
cannot tell what	8
make her eyes	8
if any one	8
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the strength of	8
erin go bragh	8
lithe and listen	8
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duke of plaza	8
heart of edward	8
of sir john	8
to see my	8
a flowing sea	8
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was my delight	8
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by way of	8
in our town	8
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so full of	8
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him to his	8
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love with a	8
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of the new	8
me when i	8
wherefore i to	8
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that he did	8
never a penny	8
the first set	8
in the british	8
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will and testament	8
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go on for	8
the irish jigg	8
address to the	8
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the moon was	8
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ease my wounded	8
that ever was	8
ae fond kiss	8
charles badger clark	8
ye mariners of	8
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to view the	8
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my will and	8
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as my swete	8
to hold the	8
i came to	8
winsome wee thing	8
a beggar born	8
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one and all	8
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come ye nymphs	8
all the day	8
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by the late	8
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the drums and	8
o that will	8
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men and me	8
to tell the	8
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as the wind	8
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i met with	8
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to the barber	8
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upon the green	8
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of the two	8
of saint nicholas	8
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a fair one	7
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sheet in my	7
a little longer	7
music i am	7
it with a	7
in the kitchen	7
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for her sake	7
me a pint	7
now a louse	7
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he was aware	7
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out in the	7
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the vicar of	7
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will come to	7
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to the land	7
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in the hall	7
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to the knight	7
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of our land	7
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as you may	7
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me in the	7
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in the south	7
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gold and fee	7
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one in ten	7
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take me to	7
you will be	7
merry men all	7
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long our noble	7
the side of	7
professor henry drummond	7
know not what	7
ye to me	7
to fill the	7
into the harbour	7
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to see me	7
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in the river	7
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to the rose	7
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on the table	7
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over the mountain	7
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my mugging maid	7
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you shall have	7
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what he can	7
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they had been	7
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of him that	7
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de ral tit	7
the abbot of	7
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fair and young	7
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a jolly young	7
you in pity	7
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time of need	7
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his wife and	7
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the month of	7
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kind and true	7
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she lives in	7
them with the	7
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a pot of	7
ye shall not	7
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by the wall	7
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the devil in	7
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earl of essex	7
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the bride and	7
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this my will	7
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the mayor of	7
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on the high	7
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might and main	7
all that is	7
o let me	7
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you to the	7
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that i shall	7
great bell of	7
to see you	7
let me know	7
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give me leave	7
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by the light	7
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all the rest	7
of his life	7
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lady in the	7
i sit getting	7
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in my face	7
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to bring him	7
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at the theatre	7
ye be here	7
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the temple of	7
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the star of	7
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to his love	7
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nix my doll	7
madrigals to three	7
in the woodlands	7
book of ballets	7
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seven long years	7
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of me you	7
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sir francis leke	7
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green wood with	7
unto the green	7
third and last	7
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of my youth	7
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the little wee	7
at the time	7
sound i heard	7
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the next time	7
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his eldest son	7
rum te idity	7
the horde of	7
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of our own	7
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it to me	7
tell me where	7
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a merry note	7
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the memory of	7
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madrigals of five	7
the top of	7
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of the royal	7
lord the king	7
glory to the	7
henry ward beecher	7
dance and sing	7
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i dare well	7
mist and snow	7
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the rascally boys	7
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to meet me	7
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at the gate	7
such a one	7
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of the poor	7
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me on the	7
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to tell you	7
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may be seen	7
my winsome marrow	7
me where the	7
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to your own	7
he may be	7
that they were	7
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her to the	7
sir john lubbock	7
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to musick by	7
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the little maid	7
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to you again	7
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ph oe bus	7
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the lips of	7
the good lord	7
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o tell me	7
for those who	7
to the reader	7
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said to the	7
me go free	7
he shall be	7
cannot choose but	7
sir ralph the	7
my brother john	7
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have been a	7
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