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quadgram | frequency |
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garcilasso de la vega | 14 |
that ye should flow | 11 |
meet that ye should | 11 |
the duke of alva | 9 |
francisco de la torre | 8 |
on the death of | 7 |
at the same time | 7 |
in gentleness of woe | 6 |
the works of garcilasso | 6 |
for the most part | 5 |
of the order of | 5 |
the poets of the | 5 |
from time to time | 5 |
the death of garcilasso | 5 |
one of the most | 5 |
in the time of | 5 |
under the title of | 5 |
was the first that | 4 |
the flower of gnido | 4 |
at the head of | 4 |
to the flower of | 4 |
coplas de arte mayor | 4 |
in the first place | 4 |
is said to have | 4 |
the order of st | 4 |
of garcilasso de la | 4 |
the middle of the | 4 |
the character of the | 3 |
the marques de santillana | 3 |
don pedro lasso was | 3 |
i sit down to | 3 |
under the command of | 3 |
under the name of | 3 |
don pedro de toledo | 3 |
of the poets of | 3 |
don pedro and his | 3 |
devotion to the muses | 3 |
of francisco de la | 3 |
the verses which he | 3 |
so many and such | 3 |
the poets of spain | 3 |
to the duke of | 3 |
of the language and | 3 |
chronicle of alonzo the | 3 |
when we see that | 3 |
from the nature of | 3 |
in which he lived | 3 |
in favour of the | 3 |
to the sound of | 3 |
of one of the | 3 |
of alonzo the eleventh | 3 |
the lyric poetry of | 3 |
of the sixteenth century | 3 |
rudeness of the language | 3 |
maria de la cueva | 3 |
it seems to me | 3 |
essay on spanish poetry | 3 |
the words ave maria | 3 |
as that of the | 3 |
that i should die | 3 |
the king of navarre | 3 |
serve to show the | 3 |
would they not have | 3 |
the title of the | 3 |
with the spirit of | 3 |
of lope de vega | 3 |
the chronicle of alonzo | 3 |
may serve to show | 3 |
the city of toledo | 3 |
he was obliged to | 3 |
in the manner of | 2 |
the springs of his | 2 |
in the chronicle of | 2 |
whilst youth bloomed rosiest | 2 |
in the course of | 2 |
they then this a | 2 |
in the history of | 2 |
i reach towards a | 2 |
of the last century | 2 |
him to imitate his | 2 |
of the great writers | 2 |
the spirit of a | 2 |
the absence of the | 2 |
cross of the order | 2 |
in the memory of | 2 |
in the reign of | 2 |
desire to see what | 2 |
whom hast thou so | 2 |
lily and purpureal rose | 2 |
which led him to | 2 |
torture of a jealous | 2 |
have snapt in twain | 2 |
his translation of the | 2 |
of good taste in | 2 |
fair naiads of the | 2 |
i feel that i | 2 |
last third division of | 2 |
that death had cropt | 2 |
of some of his | 2 |
i know not what | 2 |
and see how from | 2 |
passion for his lady | 2 |
would be difficult to | 2 |
of passion for his | 2 |
am wax to thy | 2 |
hopes thy heaven of | 2 |
a disgrace to our | 2 |
throes the arms of | 2 |
to a crowd of | 2 |
the death of his | 2 |
on the banks of | 2 |
beloved youth sounds thy | 2 |
valley in a sandy | 2 |
it was not possible | 2 |
hang its curling tendrils | 2 |
utter forgetfulness of all | 2 |
thy hands i come | 2 |
the battle of lepanto | 2 |
the torture of a | 2 |
to be met with | 2 |
in the midst of | 2 |
awhile my hopes will | 2 |
the odes of horace | 2 |
by the king in | 2 |
the spirit of the | 2 |
be considered as a | 2 |
sighs its sweet life | 2 |
prince of castilian poets | 2 |
would have been the | 2 |
bosom so untrue to | 2 |
scarce one pause from | 2 |
from that illumined face | 2 |
in the british museum | 2 |
the cross of the | 2 |
presses now thy laughing | 2 |
with the title of | 2 |
her in her sweetest | 2 |
coplas with which the | 2 |
he is the one | 2 |
if lamentations and complaints | 2 |
with scarce one pause | 2 |
lasso de la vega | 2 |
have known that the | 2 |
has abandoned himself to | 2 |
the versification and language | 2 |
king that held his | 2 |
life away amidst the | 2 |
rugged ways i reach | 2 |
a white swan that | 2 |
words of one who | 2 |
a heart of stone | 2 |
had recourse to the | 2 |
death had cropt her | 2 |
to the approaching cortes | 2 |
the urn of tormes | 2 |
a knight was seen | 2 |
in his hand a | 2 |
printed by james moyes | 2 |
another wall or prosperous | 2 |
has given to the | 2 |
has lost so much | 2 |
the age in which | 2 |
entering a valley in | 2 |
thou so rudely left | 2 |
the monarch of castile | 2 |
which at that time | 2 |
of his verses is | 2 |
the lady maria de | 2 |
of fancy and talent | 2 |
him the surname of | 2 |
thy face is written | 2 |
it would appear that | 2 |
and the whole was | 2 |
curling tendrils and empurpled | 2 |
away amidst the reeds | 2 |
take root against another | 2 |
one or two that | 2 |
lady whom he loved | 2 |
my tongue goes as | 2 |
establishment of good taste | 2 |
am well aware that | 2 |
this kind of poetry | 2 |
me in seasons of | 2 |
anchors thy broken faith | 2 |
vine around another elm | 2 |
an infinite number of | 2 |
at a distance from | 2 |
thee i have been | 2 |
spirit and insulting mien | 2 |
by the novelty and | 2 |
all with dishevelled hair | 2 |
to the present day | 2 |
the composition of his | 2 |
for ever bathed in | 2 |
of the principles of | 2 |
held his sire in | 2 |
now taking up the | 2 |
had cropt her in | 2 |
he it was who | 2 |
goes as grief guides | 2 |
was entrusted with the | 2 |
one pause from bloody | 2 |
will tower aloft in | 2 |
path i journeyed led | 2 |
sit down to contemplate | 2 |
had no power to | 2 |
of a country life | 2 |
was conceived in train | 2 |
was in the year | 2 |
the truth of the | 2 |
view my darling ivy | 2 |
a disciple of the | 2 |
for the defence of | 2 |
virgin vine around another | 2 |
character of the times | 2 |
maid of honour to | 2 |
now the countries of | 2 |
in anger and disdain | 2 |
of the fifteenth century | 2 |
of the first rank | 2 |
pay the price of | 2 |
pause from bloody toil | 2 |
to the lady maria | 2 |
but no sooner had | 2 |
by any chance be | 2 |
very distant from the | 2 |
the judgment and good | 2 |
hoarse trumpet breaks the | 2 |
wish to make my | 2 |
of a fierce spirit | 2 |
i these moments stolen | 2 |
my hopes will tower | 2 |
guerras civiles de granada | 2 |
past now the countries | 2 |
the frenzy of the | 2 |
by the count de | 2 |
hopes will tower aloft | 2 |
from morn till night | 2 |
of thy two white | 2 |
may be said that | 2 |
in this situation of | 2 |
i wish to make | 2 |
the city of milan | 2 |
in order to restrain | 2 |
and a few others | 2 |
in the court of | 2 |
reach towards a bourn | 2 |
the rudeness of the | 2 |
is a disgrace to | 2 |
of what beloved youth | 2 |
now thy laughing lip | 2 |
tendrils and empurpled fruit | 2 |
between these verses and | 2 |
and maid of honour | 2 |
have not yet a | 2 |
praise of little women | 2 |
have i these moments | 2 |
triumphs in the theft | 2 |
i have snapt in | 2 |
of his diction and | 2 |
hair were seen to | 2 |
swains of the tagus | 2 |
like a white swan | 2 |
and propriety with which | 2 |
once more from the | 2 |
ways i reach towards | 2 |
of surrey and wyatt | 2 |
born of one of | 2 |
the language and poetry | 2 |
state hast thou reduced | 2 |
bloomed rosiest in her | 2 |
in my griefs sole | 2 |
whom revolvest thou thy | 2 |
icy throes the arms | 2 |
accession to the crown | 2 |
count they then this | 2 |
that he has left | 2 |
that held his sire | 2 |
be met with in | 2 |
the path i journeyed | 2 |
middle of the last | 2 |
a bosom so untrue | 2 |
and hopes thy heaven | 2 |
epitaph on his brother | 2 |
keen desire to see | 2 |
afterwards the celebrated duke | 2 |
the surname de la | 2 |
must we pass over | 2 |
fernando alvarez de toledo | 2 |
down to contemplate my | 2 |
de arte mayor of | 2 |
was the hour when | 2 |
i wish to reach | 2 |
at the foot of | 2 |
the whole world with | 2 |
in the other world | 2 |
at the end of | 2 |
fierce spirit and insulting | 2 |
the emperor charles the | 2 |
the merit of the | 2 |
this situation of things | 2 |
so much delicacy and | 2 |
on the green turf | 2 |
in the church of | 2 |
he has abandoned himself | 2 |
till the appearance of | 2 |
age in which he | 2 |
filled with the spoils | 2 |
it should not be | 2 |
a great number of | 2 |
what the fine swell | 2 |
spirit was conceived in | 2 |
the countries of the | 2 |
not to mark the | 2 |
it is absolutely necessary | 2 |
his sire in bondage | 2 |
beauty did bespeak that | 2 |
the marchioness of padula | 2 |
the arms of daphne | 2 |
to thy sweet will | 2 |
but night and day | 2 |
on the other hand | 2 |
and if he be | 2 |
to contemplate my case | 2 |
that i have snapt | 2 |
higher kinds of composition | 2 |
am for ever bathed | 2 |
be displeased to see | 2 |
of the rights and | 2 |
the charmed ear of | 2 |
with magic of their | 2 |
it is not possible | 2 |
a discovery of the | 2 |
it is true that | 2 |
the example of lope | 2 |
with all my heart | 2 |
and now the pen | 2 |
taking up the sword | 2 |
the choice of his | 2 |
bespeak that death had | 2 |
youth bloomed rosiest in | 2 |
of the cid and | 2 |
of the most distinguished | 2 |
wise and potent king | 2 |
for thy sweet sake | 2 |
whose beauty did bespeak | 2 |
who has lost so | 2 |
on its flowery shore | 2 |
lay amongst the green | 2 |
rosiest in her charming | 2 |
leonora de la vega | 2 |
with so much delicacy | 2 |
loud blew the winds | 2 |
the good poets of | 2 |
given the name of | 2 |
whose sick infant lies | 2 |
it was not till | 2 |
it will not be | 2 |
seen to shower tears | 2 |
his devotion to the | 2 |
revolvest thou thy beautiful | 2 |
tower aloft in air | 2 |
hast thou so rudely | 2 |
of the language had | 2 |
the art from the | 2 |
me too fatal found | 2 |
with which the book | 2 |
the steps of the | 2 |
in the highest degree | 2 |
the marquis del vasto | 2 |
naiads of the river | 2 |
they may serve to | 2 |
not yet a bosom | 2 |
the rigour of the | 2 |
and it is a | 2 |
the higher kinds of | 2 |
as a specimen of | 2 |
its curling tendrils and | 2 |
to the marchioness of | 2 |
from lip to lip | 2 |
to see my virgin | 2 |
sweet life away amidst | 2 |
the siege of granada | 2 |
countries of the midland | 2 |
see my virgin vine | 2 |
of the most celebrated | 2 |
to whom it is | 2 |
the church of san | 2 |
youth sounds thy sweet | 2 |
at length into thy | 2 |
to the harmony and | 2 |
in a short time | 2 |
one and the other | 2 |
night and day they | 2 |
face is written in | 2 |
in his second eclogue | 2 |
pass from lip to | 2 |
was the case with | 2 |
poets of the sixteenth | 2 |
by rugged ways i | 2 |
the bottom of the | 2 |
which the versification and | 2 |
serve as a specimen | 2 |
no less than the | 2 |
to have been a | 2 |
the product of a | 2 |
the greater part of | 2 |
shuttle of the fates | 2 |
the writer is not | 2 |
the words of one | 2 |
i am for ever | 2 |
as grief guides it | 2 |
length into thy hands | 2 |
it is that has | 2 |
the breaches of the | 2 |
in a sandy waste | 2 |
as a punishment for | 2 |
geronyma palova de almogavar | 2 |
i am inclined to | 2 |
ever bathed in tears | 2 |
to all sorts of | 2 |
up by the roots | 2 |
the foot of mount | 2 |
in the presence of | 2 |
truth of the story | 2 |
the delegates from toledo | 2 |
for whom hast thou | 2 |
i journeyed led me | 2 |
written in my soul | 2 |
with the poets of | 2 |
may serve as a | 2 |
thy two white arms | 2 |
nor a heart of | 2 |
of his success in | 2 |
the prince of castilian | 2 |
hast thou reduced my | 2 |
the one and the | 2 |
the last third division | 2 |
which they gave to | 2 |
my spirit was conceived | 2 |
as a fond mother | 2 |
the lofty column lies | 2 |
if i am wax | 2 |
other kinds of composition | 2 |
wall or prosperous pine | 2 |
the cause of this | 2 |
of don pedro lasso | 2 |
emperor charles the fifth | 2 |
he is at least | 2 |
a fierce spirit and | 2 |
and in a short | 2 |
my griefs sole agent | 2 |
amongst the green herbs | 2 |
winds in anger and | 2 |
diego hurtado de mendoza | 2 |
and complaints could rein | 2 |
earth the lofty column | 2 |
both the one and | 2 |
so rudely left my | 2 |
more determinate and fixed | 2 |
to restrain this mad | 2 |
to whom the french | 2 |
the loss of life | 2 |
and potent king that | 2 |
she lay amongst the | 2 |
the citizens of toledo | 2 |
in marriage hang its | 2 |
of a jealous pang | 2 |
its sweet life away | 2 |
order to restrain this | 2 |
i am well aware | 2 |
by the duke of | 2 |
with which he was | 2 |
luis de la cueva | 2 |
the history of spanish | 2 |
the events of the | 2 |
i have lost my | 2 |
i am wax to | 2 |
progress of passion for | 2 |
is written in my | 2 |
strange icy throes the | 2 |
a grief so deep | 2 |
touch the ear of | 2 |
at that time was | 2 |
have conceded to him | 2 |
for this act of | 2 |
rudely left my love | 2 |
said to have been | 2 |
church of san pedro | 2 |
thou thy beautiful blue | 2 |
into thy hands i | 2 |
the end of the | 2 |
works of garcilasso de | 2 |
with dishevelled hair were | 2 |
necessary for him to | 2 |
with more or less | 2 |
this a great offence | 2 |
lamentations and complaints could | 2 |
he who has lost | 2 |
who triumphs in the | 2 |
potent king that held | 2 |
the poetry of francisco | 2 |
from the city of | 2 |
celebrated duke of alva | 2 |
another elm in marriage | 2 |
arms of daphne bind | 2 |
in the charmed ear | 2 |
the flowers with which | 2 |
he has left are | 2 |
to the loss of | 2 |
herrera was the first | 2 |
of the midland main | 2 |
truth anchors thy broken | 2 |
if i live on | 2 |
of the odes of | 2 |
to what a state | 2 |
journeyed led me right | 2 |
the gonfalon of mars | 2 |
surname de la vega | 2 |
dishevelled hair were seen | 2 |
they knew how to | 2 |
lady maria de la | 2 |
distinguish them from prose | 2 |
in such a manner | 2 |
without the torture of | 2 |
by the study of | 2 |
account of the life | 2 |
in the palace with | 2 |
there is no doubt | 2 |
wax to thy sweet | 2 |
foot of mount etna | 2 |
from garcilasso to the | 2 |
root against another wall | 2 |
how was it possible | 2 |
the nature of their | 2 |
the marquis de mondejar | 2 |
blew the winds in | 2 |
the esteem and affection | 2 |
prostrate on earth the | 2 |
so much the more | 2 |
this would have been | 2 |
lady geronyma palova de | 2 |
thy heaven of charms | 2 |
he is said to | 2 |
to see what the | 2 |
to view my darling | 2 |
near the still water | 2 |
strongly are the cruel | 2 |
of the dukes of | 2 |
the celebrated duke of | 2 |
i know not how | 2 |
floating in my brain | 2 |
a valley in a | 2 |
a state hast thou | 2 |
marriage hang its curling | 2 |
a wise and potent | 2 |
las guerras civiles de | 2 |
of so great a | 2 |
there are in them | 2 |
to the father of | 2 |
with the loss of | 2 |
thinking the path i | 2 |
will suffice for our | 2 |
the hours of heat | 2 |
the manner in which | 2 |
the lily and purpureal | 2 |
what beloved youth sounds | 2 |
restrain this mad desire | 2 |
been one of the | 2 |
then this a great | 2 |
if we except some | 2 |
on earth the lofty | 2 |
combination of rhymes in | 2 |
were seen to shower | 2 |
so strongly are the | 2 |
who would have said | 2 |
the progress of passion | 2 |
pedro and his companions | 2 |
charmed ear of what | 2 |
upraise your rosy heads | 2 |
and the fire of | 2 |
the cruel winds combined | 2 |
the noon of night | 2 |
in her charming cheek | 2 |
my virgin vine around | 2 |
by me too fatal | 2 |
on whom revolvest thou | 2 |
the images and emotions | 2 |
with the weight of | 2 |
the head of these | 2 |
be compared with the | 2 |
cropt her in her | 2 |
written with so much | 2 |
by the same author | 2 |
and of good taste | 2 |
when i sit down | 2 |
in the choice of | 2 |
a thousand times she | 2 |
in the fantastic pirouette | 2 |
count of los arcos | 2 |
in the steps of | 2 |
within my spirit was | 2 |
is full of the | 2 |
on his way to | 2 |
through the crystal air | 2 |
there is scarcely one | 2 |
what a state hast | 2 |
of the spanish poets | 2 |
see what the fine | 2 |
feel that i must | 2 |
genius of the language | 2 |
i have not yet | 2 |
the sceptre of the | 2 |
yet a bosom so | 2 |
did bespeak that death | 2 |
with keen desire to | 2 |
sounds thy sweet voice | 2 |
to don pedro de | 2 |
thy beautiful blue eyes | 2 |
towards the end of | 2 |
to have been written | 2 |
the imagination and the | 2 |
translation of the aminta | 2 |
the exercises of the | 2 |
elm in marriage hang | 2 |
in her sweetest flower | 2 |
the lady geronyma palova | 2 |
it may be said | 2 |
poetry of francisco de | 2 |
but it is a | 2 |
it may not be | 2 |
sickening where it feeds | 2 |
one of the noblest | 2 |
are the cruel winds | 2 |
in english spenserian verse | 2 |
tongue goes as grief | 2 |
the winds in anger | 2 |
around another elm in | 2 |
in my brain delight | 2 |
ear of what beloved | 2 |
on the merit of | 2 |
the movement of the | 2 |
who presses now thy | 2 |
that floating in my | 2 |
verses on the death | 2 |
against another wall or | 2 |
hand in hand with | 2 |
of ferdinand and isabella | 2 |
confirmed by the praises | 2 |