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quadgram	frequency
on the th of	10
the end of the	8
it is to be	8
he seems to have	7
his wife and daughter	7
on the other hand	7
the author of the	6
said my uncle toby	6
by the end of	6
of one of the	6
the anatomy of melancholy	5
given to the world	5
one of the most	5
what may be called	5
but it is not	5
volume of tristram shandy	5
to have been a	5
as a matter of	5
there can be no	4
it is not till	4
fifth and sixth volumes	4
seems to have been	4
may be called the	4
it is in the	4
is not till the	4
seem to have been	4
there is nothing in	4
tristram shandy and the	4
i do not think	4
in the sentimental journey	4
a matter of fact	4
in the person of	4
than that of the	4
of one of his	4
it seems to me	4
as has been said	4
a great deal of	3
it is not likely	3
the part of the	3
the primary condition of	3
reason to believe that	3
it is certain that	3
period of his life	3
it may be that	3
noble creature of the	3
and it is to	3
and noble creature of	3
in the way of	3
on the st of	3
in the above passage	3
of the first volume	3
and the sentimental journey	3
almost as much known	3
the creative and dramatic	3
excellent and noble creature	3
in spite of the	3
appears to have been	3
the fifth and sixth	3
in the sense of	3
as it is in	3
the st of january	3
the first two volumes	3
most excellent and noble	3
opinions of tristram shandy	3
the humour of the	3
of my uncle toby	3
was destined to be	3
of the author of	3
that is to say	3
it is of the	3
to be found in	3
shandy and his brother	3
creative and dramatic power	3
the middle of the	3
the two brothers shandy	3
the publication of the	3
letters to miss fourmantelle	3
and it is not	3
was almost as much	3
as soon as i	3
instalment of tristram shandy	3
shandy and the sentimental	3
may be said to	3
does not seem to	3
in a letter to	3
in the former case	3
of the man who	3
end of the year	3
the th of march	3
author of tristram shandy	3
the isle of wight	3
in the midst of	3
the time when he	3
it must be admitted	3
in the course of	3
by the fact that	3
the author of tristram	3
the return of the	3
th of the month	3
in one of his	3
the th of the	3
creature of the world	3
and it may be	3
at the age of	3
of the first rank	3
which madame de medalle	3
that it was the	3
from the anatomy of	3
that he would not	3
it would have been	2
style and general characteristics	2
and yet a few	2
the charge of plagiarism	2
between the two brothers	2
a sense in which	2
too much of self	2
with my uncle toby	2
up to london to	2
his letters to miss	2
in six or seven	2
intention of wintering in	2
evidence that tristram shandy	2
it was a point	2
of a broken heart	2
petticoat for his wife	2
the abbess and novice	2
very likely have been	2
in paris as in	2
to the fact that	2
of wintering in the	2
life in the south	2
the relations between the	2
relations with his wife	2
was to sue for	2
knew not so much	2
for any one who	2
it must be confessed	2
the date of this	2
belong to the post	2
to show signs of	2
in the face of	2
that it was to	2
for good or evil	2
more kinds than one	2
it was not till	2
for the meaning of	2
the whole scene is	2
had been on the	2
his colonel to fix	2
ever ready to be	2
as much known in	2
first two volumes were	2
as soon as he	2
good of the living	2
out of one vessel	2
with the public of	2
the name of a	2
my uncle toby is	2
but it is yet	2
life and opinions of	2
make a little merry	2
to me to be	2
by one of the	2
they made their appearance	2
we find him writing	2
not till the middle	2
in the sense in	2
not given to the	2
we think of him	2
stay in paris was	2
shaft flying with the	2
i have got conveyed	2
of the most famous	2
could hardly have been	2
part of the world	2
it is not so	2
and lamented him very	2
in the mind of	2
of the yorick and	2
i can find nothing	2
it was part of	2
in the first instance	2
from any biography of	2
the life and opinions	2
from that of the	2
is of the very	2
for his wife and	2
the triumph of virtue	2
for the conveyance of	2
not seem to have	2
much to say that	2
from the lips of	2
to the humour of	2
that it was his	2
disposed to make a	2
vehicle for the conveyance	2
the mode in which	2
to be met with	2
in the first week	2
playing the good fellow	2
his purposes as a	2
be added to the	2
figure of the distraught	2
about the th of	2
flying with the wind	2
he looked forward to	2
not seem to me	2
with a view to	2
can be little doubt	2
to tear himself away	2
and the fifth and	2
letters which madame de	2
that tristram shandy had	2
in little more than	2
mortuis nil nisi bonum	2
at which he was	2
in the early days	2
of the house of	2
the th of january	2
much known in paris	2
the early days of	2
of the voyage to	2
that he should have	2
of the relations between	2
the philosopher and his	2
that it was in	2
the contrast between the	2
can be no doubt	2
the artistic point of	2
from the life of	2
not all of them	2
a little merry with	2
in my uncle toby	2
the first week of	2
was finished by the	2
from the artistic point	2
point of view it	2
tristram shandy in a	2
with bag and baggage	2
write paragraphs in the	2
and opinions of tristram	2
were all very sorry	2
i have attempted to	2
for an ungrateful person	2
there can be little	2
volumes of tristram shandy	2
master was very much	2
to do him justice	2
a year or two	2
that there was a	2
regiment was ordered to	2
was very much hurt	2
of this letter was	2
but it is the	2
more than a month	2
to be added to	2
for his purposes as	2
the good of the	2
on the point of	2
from the fact that	2
it was meant to	2
in one of the	2
condition of success in	2
it is impossible to	2
is said to have	2
for the consolation of	2
of the abbess and	2
maria of moulines is	2
first set of sermons	2
it was in the	2
this as it may	2
former bonds of friendship	2
to say that he	2
till the middle of	2
known in paris as	2
passage in the letter	2
dead ass of nampont	2
to sue for mercy	2
little merry with the	2
a month or two	2
with that of the	2
in advance of the	2
seventh volume of tristram	2
sterne received something more	2
the tutor to carry	2
be this as it	2
on the part of	2
i get to toulouse	2
in the autumn of	2
it is not to	2
during his stay in	2
paragraphs in the newspapers	2
in which he had	2
his angels to witness	2
of the month he	2
tear himself away from	2
years of his life	2
a passage in the	2
second set of sermons	2
is it not better	2
instalment of the novel	2
at the feet of	2
sent me to the	2
one vessel into another	2
of the same sort	2
the life of the	2
and not in the	2
he was back again	2
for the way i	2
in the language of	2
within a few miles	2
be little doubt that	2
the sense in which	2
in the habit of	2
god and all his	2
to admit that the	2
not so much as	2
last days and death	2
the extent to which	2
an account of the	2
philosopher and his wife	2
in defence of the	2
had already begun to	2
some of the most	2
place in english literature	2
ever likely to be	2
there is evidence that	2
so good as to	2
sense in which it	2
of one vessel into	2
as the author of	2
between the philosopher and	2
the meaning of one	2
literary point of view	2
to the world until	2
as the sentimental journey	2
men of condition and	2
the two new volumes	2
a typical specimen of	2
inferred from the fact	2
of his life at	2
with his wife and	2
with the hot chestnut	2
it was the latter	2
through france and italy	2
of the sentimental journey	2
as it would be	2
to say nothing of	2
that the man sterne	2
which the young sizar	2
with wife and daughter	2
in his own person	2
of the creative and	2
to stay another year	2
the most excellent and	2
not so much the	2
in which it is	2
the th of that	2
say the least of	2
i think i shall	2
in terms of high	2
in a certain measure	2
if not all the	2
was not in the	2
and all his angels	2
i wrote to her	2
there is more excuse	2
a mere piece of	2
the head of his	2
is ever likely to	2
say that there is	2
but it can hardly	2
all his angels to	2
sterne as a writer	2
statute in magna charta	2
gave birth to a	2
he is allowing his	2
first statute in magna	2
since the world began	2
need not have been	2
is to be found	2
of pickering and pocklington	2
there is no small	2
sentimental journey through france	2
something more than a	2
of it in the	2
everlasting act of parliament	2
of view it is	2
too much to say	2
revealed to the world	2
soon as i get	2
he writes to a	2
in somewhat incongruous companionship	2
an everlasting act of	2
six livres four sous	2
nature of the man	2
of tristram shandy and	2
delivered from the pulpit	2
the rest of the	2
it is a bad	2
of a purse of	2
or the spring of	2
the figure of the	2
when he is allowing	2
it is this which	2
the age of three	2
was part of his	2
and we get a	2
primary condition of success	2
the spring of the	2
might well have been	2
and it will be	2
amount of this element	2
cast away by a	2
now was the time	2
it is possible that	2
at the time when	2
very much hurt at	2
in the first place	2
would not write paragraphs	2
one of his letters	2
in the month of	2
in the shandy gallery	2
writing in order to	2
the dead ass of	2
it must be owned	2
it is probable that	2
and baggage for dublin	2
the cause of his	2
journey through france and	2
the parish of st	2
me to the university	2
it is by the	2
the least of it	2
that a man who	2
it may be suspected	2
not write paragraphs in	2
in many a passage	2
or the triumph of	2
it will be seen	2
seem to me to	2
it is not the	2
the better of the	2
it seems to have	2
are to be drawn	2
as i get to	2
the letter above quoted	2
meaning of one of	2
was the time to	2
something more than the	2
from one of the	2
the yorick and eliza	2
the incident of the	2
a few miles of	2
with which he has	2
the first statute in	2
the opinions of tristram	2
have been unable to	2
of the book is	2
so it seems to	2
meeting with wife and	2
the marvel of marvels	2
bag and baggage for	2
paris as in london	2
that sterne received something	2
yorick to eliza letters	2
to make a little	2
in the spanish romance	2
the vicar of sutton	2
wintering in the south	2
wife and daughter were	2
was a point to	2
and with one more	2
is not likely that	2
first visit to the	2
time when he was	2
and so long as	2
th of that month	2
characteristic of the man	2
is not so much	2
the sentimental journey was	2
no more than the	2
have attempted to show	2
speaking in his own	2
is not merely that	2
of which sterne makes	2
from the time when	2
to say the least	2
sterne to say that	2
of success in the	2
episode in the novel	2
in the same way	2
on the return of	2
the style of sterne	2
birth to a son	2
whether he had ever	2
would be no very	2
lamented him very much	2
finished by the end	2
of tristram shandy was	2
the best of all	2
the year of the	2
greater than that of	2
visit to the continent	2
to the isle of	2
and it must be	2
in the first volume	2
or so it seems	2
it is open to	2
of the character of	2
to cry at it	2
learned to practise it	2
to the age of	2
man of the world	2
a few days later	2
it is difficult to	2
a purse of gold	2
in the case of	2
artistic point of view	2
of his colonel to	2
in the letter above	2
of condition and learning	2
the regiment was ordered	2
is that of the	2
it is not merely	2
it will not be	2
the description of the	2
to his wife and	2
on the subject of	2
in the seventh volume	2
later date than this	2
it is curious to	2