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quadgram	frequency
the house of commons	132
in the house of	42
for the first time	39
social and political union	36
to the house of	32
the women of the	29
in the midst of	28
with an air of	27
one of the most	27
on the part of	26
miss anthony and i	26
at the end of	23
of the house of	23
to the prime minister	23
a large number of	22
as well as the	20
the end of the	20
in spite of the	18
on the other side	18
the rest of the	18
in the face of	17
in regard to the	17
a member of the	17
of the united states	16
was one of the	16
in the act of	16
in front of the	16
from time to time	16
the face of the	16
up and down the	15
it would be a	15
the head of the	14
as a matter of	14
out of the window	14
at the close of	14
a great deal of	14
the back of the	13
the part of the	13
a member of parliament	13
in the course of	13
in the united states	13
the close of the	13
at the same time	13
to tell you that	13
the edge of the	12
to the fact that	12
in the middle of	12
of the women of	12
the door of the	12
of the fact that	12
for the purpose of	12
in new york city	12
the right of petition	12
in the history of	11
the history of woman	11
in the name of	11
in one of the	11
a few days with	11
history of woman suffrage	11
that it was the	11
the members of the	10
in the case of	10
it seemed to me	10
the woman suffrage movement	10
a part of the	10
the other side of	10
the middle of the	10
civil and political rights	10
to go to the	10
was a member of	10
other side of the	10
in the old world	10
i do not know	10
a matter of fact	10
the fact that the	10
want to tell you	10
spent a few days	10
in the hands of	10
to be able to	10
for a long time	10
the cat and mouse	10
cat and mouse act	10
i want to tell	10
the house of lords	10
that the government had	9
the history of the	9
i was invited to	9
at the head of	9
the eyes of the	9
are you going to	9
in the open air	9
of the suffrage movement	9
those of you who	9
the top of the	9
house of commons to	9
house of commons by	9
and i want to	9
as far as the	9
of men and women	9
on the question of	9
sent to prison for	9
in the way of	9
i shall never forget	9
were sent to prison	9
the last of the	8
of the women who	8
tell you that i	8
in a state of	8
the work of the	8
do you mean to	8
on the subject of	8
by a majority of	8
as soon as i	8
the new york tribune	8
to the women of	8
in the presence of	8
i shall have to	8
she shook her head	8
the sort of thing	8
i found that the	8
candidate for district attorney	8
at the foot of	8
in the matter of	8
the foot of the	8
in front of her	8
as well as a	8
on the other hand	8
on the edge of	8
as if she were	8
of the liberal party	8
i should like to	8
how do you do	8
it was as if	8
that the government were	8
the story of the	8
to one of the	8
within a few days	8
the women of england	8
we spent a few	8
a good deal of	7
the midst of the	7
the passage of the	7
the day of the	7
of the conciliation bill	7
of the history of	7
a few days later	7
as one of the	7
on behalf of the	7
that the prime minister	7
out of the way	7
adopted the hunger strike	7
the spirit of the	7
it is not the	7
with the air of	7
to bring in a	7
point of view of	7
the right of suffrage	7
i want you to	7
i want to say	7
in the early days	7
i am going to	7
the point of view	7
with a gesture of	7
at the top of	7
a deputation of women	7
most of the time	7
i ask you to	7
spite of the fact	7
that it would be	7
in spite of all	7
we had a very	7
on the eve of	7
one of the women	7
in the same way	7
as soon as the	7
the fourth of july	7
the president of the	7
at the home of	7
the time of the	7
in the eyes of	7
it would have been	7
to the end of	7
i would like to	7
i told him that	7
on her way to	7
to be allowed to	7
for the sake of	7
in the second division	7
the wife of the	7
between you and me	7
there was a general	6
a woman suffrage amendment	6
you ought to be	6
to the edge of	6
that the government would	6
the side of the	6
that sort of thing	6
the month of june	6
in the old days	6
an active part in	6
the leaders of the	6
passed its second reading	6
was the first to	6
i thought i would	6
so far as to	6
let me tell you	6
she looked at him	6
into the house of	6
in spite of her	6
what do you think	6
chancellor of the exchequer	6
as well as in	6
do you know what	6
in favor of the	6
to do with the	6
the political character of	6
we are going to	6
to the top of	6
the floor of the	6
the women of this	6
a place in the	6
of the prime minister	6
the editor of the	6
for a few minutes	6
of the labour party	6
would have to be	6
political rights of women	6
nothing to do with	6
from day to day	6
but i tell you	6
a great deal more	6
that he had no	6
a man like you	6
the opening of the	6
of remington and evans	6
to the point of	6
it was the first	6
with a look of	6
in the first place	6
not to speak of	6
by one of the	6
a manhood suffrage bill	6
the bill of rights	6
that he was a	6
to be one of	6
that it was a	6
as though she had	6
the sake of the	6
for the benefit of	6
the terms of the	6
as if to say	6
the result of the	6
a voice in the	6
it may have been	6
of one of the	6
on the face of	6
women of the country	6
its second reading by	6
had the courage to	6
but i think i	6
at the same moment	6
and all the rest	6
all over the country	6
face of the earth	6
all the rest of	6
to receive the deputation	6
just in time to	6
in the month of	6
large number of women	6
never be able to	6
as a result of	6
of the woman suffrage	6
right of free speech	6
seemed to me that	6
and we had a	6
to take part in	5
to get out of	5
the decision of the	5
in the death of	5
in the first division	5
of the home secretary	5
it was difficult to	5
to do about it	5
members of the house	5
the liberal party was	5
women of this country	5
i have to say	5
a petition to the	5
the suffrage movement in	5
had to be done	5
give votes to women	5
at the back of	5
do you think the	5
as soon as we	5
came to the conclusion	5
member of the government	5
questions of the hour	5
the policy of the	5
is a very serious	5
some of the things	5
and i went to	5
the hands of the	5
was not to be	5
the introduction of a	5
you mean to say	5
to talk to you	5
from maine to texas	5
the commissioner of police	5
as to the wisdom	5
have no right to	5
the option of a	5
it was plain that	5
over and over again	5
it was evident that	5
an amendment to the	5
international council of women	5
the course of this	5
make the most of	5
the lord chief justice	5
the mother of the	5
to speak of the	5
to the conciliation bill	5
it is difficult to	5
a large circle of	5
the fringe of the	5
in the spring of	5
i was in the	5
there was to be	5
is not to be	5
members of the w	5
had been in prison	5
the large number of	5
to the conclusion that	5
with a lot of	5
the governor and the	5
mean to say that	5
to get hold of	5
and political rights of	5
the civil and political	5
will the liberal government	5
and in spite of	5
the right to petition	5
it is impossible to	5
will be all right	5
from the point of	5
the enfranchisement of women	5
my daughter and i	5
for a few days	5
but in spite of	5
of the government was	5
that she could not	5
place in the ballot	5
half an hour later	5
the aid of the	5
how do you know	5
from new york to	5
i can tell you	5
for half a century	5
there was a pause	5
members of the government	5
the national woman suffrage	5
the direction of the	5
in the society of	5
the basis of the	5
the majority of the	5
of the woman question	5
the prime minister was	5
the remainder of the	5
the majority of women	5
asked me if i	5
she seemed to be	5
there is only one	5
in order to be	5
anything to do with	5
one of the young	5
going on in the	5
and it will be	5
the office of the	5
the attention of the	5
there would have been	5
a few years later	5
we went to the	5
at a great meeting	5
the power of the	5
to deal with the	5
the headquarters of the	5
face to face with	5
the charles ii act	5
of the house and	5
the rights of women	5
the home rule bill	5
the case of the	5
on marriage and divorce	5
had a voice in	5
i was in a	5
women want the vote	5
to protest against the	5
it for granted that	5
those of us who	5
the conciliation bill was	5
i say to you	5
the home secretary to	5
to the wisdom of	5
from one to the	5
the effect of the	5
from head to foot	5
there was a great	5
the wife of a	5
he glanced at her	5
in view of the	5
the approaches to the	5
it could not be	5
but there was no	5
the fact that we	5
and there was a	5
of births and deaths	5
with a glance at	5
of you who can	5
of women in the	5
we had a pleasant	5
the first time in	5
for the time being	5
the other suffrage prisoners	5
god bless my soul	5
is one of the	5
of the government in	5
on the evening of	5
all the other women	5
we were talking about	5
the opening day of	5
i want to know	5
second reading by a	5
four hundred and twenty	5
at the door of	5
what do you say	5
the first time since	5
it is a very	5
to the united states	5
that was going on	5
was very fond of	5
quotation typographical error corrected	5
to make the most	5
a day or two	5
have the right to	5
in the only way	5
one of the things	4
the life of the	4
you that i shall	4
for women to do	4
the beginning of a	4
ready to listen to	4
the international council of	4
it would not be	4
miss anthony and myself	4
up and down before	4
you want me to	4
from the fact that	4
option of a fine	4
under the cat and	4
up to her throat	4
to interfere with the	4
they go down together	4
the fact that she	4
to enforce the law	4
her by the arm	4
the success of the	4
he looked at her	4
to the members of	4
to a lady who	4
a long line of	4
and the cat and	4
do you know that	4
will be able to	4
it was not until	4
she was going to	4
the state of new	4
to prison for one	4
the th day of	4
lady john and mrs	4
and that is the	4
are ready to do	4
for the murder of	4
to introduce a bill	4
to be done by	4
had just returned from	4
gentlemen of the jury	4
the opposite side of	4
edge of the platform	4
her way to the	4
at the memory of	4
the prime minister replied	4
in the person of	4
i was surprised to	4
be able to make	4
was the center of	4
the front door and	4
make a greater mistake	4
want better things for	4
after a little pause	4
in the new york	4
had the pleasure of	4
as if it might	4
do you know about	4
the men of the	4
what can i do	4
on account of the	4
man in the world	4
that they could do	4
news of the day	4
as much as i	4
women of the lower	4
the united states and	4
were members of the	4
right that old wrong	4
for the express purpose	4
i was to be	4
as a protest against	4
that he would not	4
the right to vote	4
were going to be	4
he was going to	4
a few minutes before	4
not a matter of	4
in front of him	4
has a right to	4
was not at home	4
give the vote to	4
upon the government to	4
you to listen to	4
were not to be	4
that he intended to	4
at the thought of	4
made the acquaintance of	4
sat down on the	4
the position of the	4
the discussion of the	4
the night of the	4
in connection with the	4
we might as well	4
by the time the	4
what do you mean	4
a woman like you	4
of all that is	4
the poor and the	4
to me that the	4
is in the act	4
i said to myself	4
the doors of the	4
got as far as	4
it seemed as if	4
went away from you	4
of a general election	4
house of commons were	4
i had the pleasure	4
could not possibly be	4
in the form of	4
floor of the house	4
women who had been	4
on the day of	4
fringe of the crowd	4
greater mistake than to	4
lost no time in	4
men and women were	4
her eyes from the	4
the value of the	4
for the crime of	4
women of this town	4
the corner of the	4
the chancellor of the	4
it was too late	4
turned again to the	4
there had been no	4
the reading of the	4
at the opening of	4
the question of the	4
some one called out	4
as well as men	4
would have been a	4
winning over the men	4
a greater mistake than	4
murder of her child	4
to go out and	4
facilities to the bill	4
one to the other	4
women of the nation	4
and all the other	4
with a kind of	4
my return to england	4
of any of the	4
just in front of	4
a course of lectures	4
more to do with	4
came to a standstill	4
parts of the country	4
of the human family	4
young men in the	4
were thrown out of	4
meeting in hyde park	4
a great many of	4
to take an interest	4
i left her to	4
by the prime minister	4
they were obliged to	4
national woman suffrage association	4
state of new york	4
on the shoulders of	4
the leader of the	4
reading by a majority	4
it was a long	4
of the lower classes	4
unemployed in the condition	4
mean to desert her	4
did not know what	4
able to make a	4
part of the country	4
straight to the goal	4
had the advantage of	4
had the opportunity of	4
to the national constitution	4
it was a bright	4
the evening of the	4
hard to deal with	4
greatest evil in the	4
states of the union	4
been an angel about	4
i think i can	4
the next day i	4
the education of the	4
nice fella to marry	4
for the second time	4
were able to do	4
evil in the world	4
place in the house	4
the women who had	4
as you call it	4
i was going to	4
the destruction of property	4
that they would not	4
prison for one month	4
the prime minister to	4
they were prepared to	4
as soon as she	4
should think so indeed	4
to a place where	4
a government measure for	4
have a share in	4
share in public affairs	4
by the laws of	4
the suddenness of the	4
of marriage and divorce	4
a thing like that	4
to vote for the	4
and that we were	4
every part of the	4
we had many pleasant	4
in the arms of	4
the woman question in	4
never get the vote	4
work for the party	4
sent to prison on	4
our declaration of rights	4
as well as to	4
that night of the	4
to be held in	4
as well as those	4
but they could not	4
in the direction of	4
the steps of the	4
only one way to	4
amendment to the bill	4
the fact is that	4
on the floor of	4
of the hunger strike	4
you deny that you	4
by members of the	4
give women the vote	4
received a deputation of	4
attention to the fact	4
to him in the	4
on a wave of	4
on his way to	4
by a jury of	4
the time has come	4
at the idea of	4
the national council of	4
the first of the	4
the unemployed in the	4
it was agreed that	4
in the evening we	4
into the midst of	4
some of the women	4
introduced into the house	4
and i knew that	4
during my stay in	4
at the riggs house	4
of the right to	4
not in the least	4
to see a supporter	4
part of the time	4
i want to see	4
which i did not	4
that it had been	4
opening day of parliament	4
in the fact that	4
woman question in europe	4
to hear the news	4
the part of women	4
what have you done	4
to give up the	4
of the new york	4
of the people who	4
i was thinking of	4
a copy of the	4
a great deal better	4
to do with it	4
when i was in	4
it will be all	4
before the expiration of	4
and we were all	4
as a member of	4
had a right to	4
a fine view of	4
a few days at	4
suffrage amendment to the	4
about the woman question	4
with a harassed air	4
to the door and	4
movement in the united	4
of the voiceless speech	4
as it was the	4
i may say that	4
went out of the	4
in sympathy with the	4
do you wonder that	4
facilities to the conciliation	4
fella to marry her	4
women of all classes	4
the men who are	4
go through with it	4
of members of the	4
sent a deputation of	4
did you desert her	4
to the necessity of	4
the annual convention of	4
we were able to	4
some one in the	4
take advantage of the	4
petition to the prime	4
say a few words	4
the right of free	4
it looked as if	4
left her to get	4
registrar of births and	4
the helplessness of women	4
president of the whitewater	4
the end of time	4
on the night of	4
the express purpose of	4
both in england and	4
in the near future	4
a word with you	4
a poor law guardian	4
i have no doubt	4
to be very circumspect	4
the daughters of the	4
at this time was	4
on her own shoulders	4
she went on with	4
that i shall enforce	4
are the women of	4
all phases of the	4
i said to the	4
to tell me that	4
he was the only	4
it was clear that	4
at the time of	4
was being held in	4
most of the way	4
brought to bear on	4
a woman of rare	4
in regard to woman	4
the news of the	4
for the rest of	4
the answer to that	4
far as i can	4
favor of the amendment	4
in favour of the	4
men and women who	4
to come to the	4
to her throat as	4
to its utmost capacity	4
side of the cart	4
it is true that	4
a little while ago	4
out of the house	4
on either side of	4
believe all she says	4
the liberal government give	4
all things in order	4
all of a sudden	4
into the minds of	4
take an interest in	4
them out of the	4
to do but to	4
than that of the	4
in a tone of	4
under the auspices of	4
women as well as	4
i was one of	4
was not going to	4
to fight for their	4
and miss christabel pankhurst	4
pankhurst and miss christabel	4
it was true that	4
she leaned forward and	4
too many of you	4
the greatest evil in	4
the sons of adam	4
a business of it	4
one of the first	4
that they should be	4
the heart of the	4
go to the house	4
many of the women	4
to get a little	4
the chief of police	4
she ought to be	4
peace and quiet at	4
the cause of the	4
the government in the	4
some nice fella to	4
an air of comic	4
to work for the	4
of votes for women	4
the benefit of the	4
by the suddenness of	4
all i have to	4
that there was no	4
between her and the	4
take part in the	4
of the deputation was	4
a manual of practical	4
was surprised to find	4
and i have been	4
for the most part	4
on the back of	4
i can give you	4
national council of women	4
me that i was	4
directly in front of	4
to the work of	4
and i decided to	4
into the hands of	4
was nothing short of	4
the murder of her	4
that he could not	4
as well as we	4
committee on revolutionary claims	4
her hand on the	4
as if he were	4
they came to the	4
that would have been	4
the extension of the	4
many members of parliament	3
it is the government	3
questions for candidate remington	3
few words to you	3
to say that the	3
this is the only	3
of the militant movement	3
it will be the	3
do you think he	3
in the home of	3
from door to door	3
before the whole school	3
house of commons is	3
are of no importance	3
were admitted to the	3
women the right to	3
that i was surprised	3
the mothers of the	3
the fighting blood of	3
bill was introduced into	3
by the home secretary	3
the dining room of	3
to do in the	3
and put them in	3
auspices of the national	3
that i did not	3
the people in the	3
he was about to	3
the only difference between	3
it began to be	3
my sister and i	3
to the comfort of	3
is it you are	3
the beauty of the	3
men and women are	3
of the sacredness of	3
held out her hand	3
on black friday november	3
as if you were	3
before the close of	3
the tears from her	3
suffrage movement in england	3
had passed its second	3
i suppose i was	3
chose the prison sentence	3
the history of england	3
is our duty to	3
on the point of	3
the promoters of the	3
the summer and autumn	3
and i say to	3
my mind that i	3
open the door and	3
and went to the	3
that i do not	3
a woman who has	3
daughter of gerrit smith	3
i could not speak	3
had picked up the	3
threatened flower of womanhood	3
turned away to make	3
the earliest possible moment	3
to hold a series	3
petition the prime minister	3
as far back as	3
are going to get	3
in the shadow of	3
little more than a	3
the announcement that the	3
to spend a few	3
the crime of asking	3
scene in the house	3
you know about it	3
deal to do with	3
passed a second reading	3
of the most important	3
there was no one	3
on the one side	3
twenty degrees below zero	3
and then we come	3
the idea of a	3
to do is to	3
shall never forget those	3
one of those who	3
what we want is	3
it would be so	3
was strong enough to	3
seemed not to hear	3
in from the garden	3
of the constitutional convention	3
leader of the deputation	3
come just in time	3
and my husband were	3
suffrage for men and	3
who had been in	3
i will not be	3
in one of these	3
in the absence of	3
give it to them	3
get out of it	3
of some of the	3
if they only knew	3
it was impossible to	3
to go through the	3
out into the open	3
to a grand committee	3
to do and dare	3
that this was the	3
women should not be	3
as a sort of	3
not sure i understand	3
and as soon as	3
that the liberal party	3
fourth of july celebration	3
the pressure brought to	3
to be in the	3
on the afternoon of	3
the centre of the	3
question of woman suffrage	3
announcement that the government	3
of the world to	3
out of the chair	3
was expected to be	3
strong recommendation to mercy	3
me the other day	3
and his wife were	3
in front of them	3
the governor of the	3
one of the ablest	3
how are you going	3
blood of five generations	3
the idea of the	3
an enormous amount of	3
her way through the	3
of a member of	3
made up my mind	3
presented a series of	3
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