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quadgram | frequency |
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at the same time | 101 |
in the first place | 54 |
as well as the | 43 |
the greatest part of | 38 |
for the sake of | 37 |
fable of the bees | 31 |
what i have said | 31 |
my dear miss darnford | 31 |
and at the same | 30 |
i do not know | 29 |
the fable of the | 29 |
by the help of | 29 |
the rest of the | 28 |
in the same manner | 27 |
as soon as they | 26 |
on the one hand | 25 |
was pleased to say | 24 |
as i may say | 22 |
i do not think | 22 |
with all my heart | 22 |
there can be no | 21 |
is not to be | 20 |
i can tell you | 20 |
every thing that is | 19 |
i would not have | 19 |
lord and lady davers | 19 |
a man of sense | 18 |
the nature of the | 18 |
a man of honour | 17 |
a great deal of | 17 |
if i am not | 17 |
as well as i | 17 |
on the other hand | 17 |
that there is no | 17 |
to me to be | 17 |
as well as in | 17 |
what do you mean | 16 |
as it is in | 16 |
but i do not | 16 |
of the nature of | 16 |
to be met with | 16 |
i could not help | 16 |
virtue can be taught | 15 |
that is to say | 15 |
he was pleased to | 15 |
i do not believe | 15 |
are not to be | 15 |
to take care of | 15 |
in the midst of | 15 |
as well as to | 15 |
greatest part of the | 14 |
in relation to the | 14 |
the fear of death | 14 |
i should have been | 14 |
that i could not | 14 |
to go to war | 14 |
what has been said | 14 |
into the nature of | 13 |
do you think that | 13 |
ought not to be | 13 |
the knowledge of the | 13 |
in the same way | 13 |
i am not mistaken | 13 |
and there is no | 13 |
and it is a | 12 |
to make use of | 12 |
it would be a | 12 |
nothing to do with | 12 |
there is not one | 12 |
in the opinion of | 12 |
so good as to | 12 |
one time or other | 12 |
it is impossible to | 12 |
i shall not be | 12 |
to be seen in | 12 |
i hope you will | 12 |
in the presence of | 12 |
you do not know | 12 |
there is no other | 12 |
rest of the world | 12 |
it would be impossible | 12 |
as well as for | 12 |
at one time or | 11 |
so kind as to | 11 |
have a mind to | 11 |
she was pleased to | 11 |
to be ashamed of | 11 |
is it to be | 11 |
a considerable part of | 11 |
let me tell you | 11 |
the end of the | 11 |
i am glad to | 11 |
in the mean time | 11 |
my dear father and | 11 |
my dear lady g | 11 |
how much i am | 11 |
i have to say | 11 |
the same manner as | 11 |
there is not a | 11 |
and every thing that | 11 |
the manner in which | 11 |
have the pleasure of | 11 |
it is to be | 11 |
and do you think | 11 |
and the love of | 11 |
mean to say that | 11 |
as well as his | 11 |
as soon as the | 11 |
every one of them | 10 |
if it please god | 10 |
in answer to the | 10 |
the comforts of life | 10 |
give me leave to | 10 |
to be able to | 10 |
would not have been | 10 |
in a little time | 10 |
and what is the | 10 |
that they are not | 10 |
but i would not | 10 |
you are in the | 10 |
i will tell you | 10 |
i am of opinion | 10 |
as long as they | 10 |
not be able to | 10 |
i am obliged to | 10 |
is one of the | 10 |
but i will not | 10 |
as well as of | 10 |
the necessaries of life | 10 |
dear father and mother | 10 |
you need not be | 10 |
the character of a | 10 |
i should like to | 10 |
that it is not | 10 |
at the expence of | 9 |
in a great measure | 9 |
the author of the | 9 |
that he does not | 9 |
on the other side | 9 |
it is impossible that | 9 |
the fear of shame | 9 |
there is such a | 9 |
and there is a | 9 |
one of the most | 9 |
there would be no | 9 |
the same time that | 9 |
i am sorry to | 9 |
it would not be | 9 |
if i had not | 9 |
soon as they are | 9 |
if you were to | 9 |
any thing that is | 9 |
that this is the | 9 |
i beg of you | 9 |
are in the right | 9 |
the name of the | 9 |
as well as my | 9 |
of every thing that | 9 |
do not know what | 9 |
is not the same | 9 |
one of the greatest | 9 |
for a considerable time | 9 |
do not you think | 9 |
be one of the | 9 |
i would not be | 9 |
is a man of | 9 |
obliged sister and servant | 9 |
i have told you | 9 |
which of the two | 9 |
the labour of the | 9 |
i do not say | 9 |
my father and mother | 9 |
to the best of | 9 |
i want to know | 9 |
a part of virtue | 9 |
my good lord davers | 9 |
and every thing else | 9 |
he does not know | 9 |
as i may call | 9 |
as one may say | 9 |
i do not understand | 9 |
for i would not | 9 |
of what i have | 9 |
if it was not | 9 |
and i shall be | 9 |
i will endeavour to | 9 |
it would have been | 9 |
there is a great | 9 |
there is no doubt | 9 |
the children of the | 9 |
what i have to | 8 |
be said to be | 8 |
appears to me to | 8 |
i am going to | 8 |
is it not a | 8 |
knowledge of the world | 8 |
the good opinion of | 8 |
do not think that | 8 |
as you have done | 8 |
as much as i | 8 |
as they are in | 8 |
to be a good | 8 |
i ought not to | 8 |
that it is a | 8 |
stand in need of | 8 |
and that it is | 8 |
i ought to be | 8 |
from lady davers to | 8 |
an account of the | 8 |
could never have been | 8 |
the love of glory | 8 |
he will not be | 8 |
has nothing to do | 8 |
i do not question | 8 |
we take care of | 8 |
that was his word | 8 |
as soon as he | 8 |
but there is no | 8 |
that a man of | 8 |
i may call it | 8 |
it may not be | 8 |
children of the poor | 8 |
i am persuaded that | 8 |
from time to time | 8 |
he is a man | 8 |
a good deal of | 8 |
am sorry for it | 8 |
two or three times | 8 |
as it is with | 8 |
all the comforts of | 8 |
it will not be | 8 |
as soon as i | 8 |
and it will be | 8 |
is the nature of | 8 |
as he has done | 8 |
be met with in | 8 |
in such a manner | 8 |
from what i have | 8 |
in the art of | 8 |
and on the other | 8 |
the works of nature | 8 |
it is possible for | 8 |
to the best advantage | 8 |
and i do not | 8 |
than they are in | 8 |
i have not been | 8 |
you did not know | 8 |
as if you were | 8 |
to do with the | 8 |
is the meaning of | 8 |
but there is a | 8 |
in the power of | 8 |
come into the world | 8 |
as it is possible | 8 |
that part of the | 8 |
i have had the | 8 |
of the fable of | 8 |
i wish that you | 8 |
to be found in | 8 |
it to be good | 8 |
made use of to | 8 |
that it is the | 7 |
it is highly probable | 7 |
i am sure you | 7 |
i must needs say | 7 |
and we shall find | 7 |
the rest of his | 7 |
as soon as it | 7 |
there is in the | 7 |
if they are not | 7 |
of the supreme being | 7 |
that there are no | 7 |
what you say is | 7 |
he seems to be | 7 |
i know not how | 7 |
i know you will | 7 |
there are no teachers | 7 |
would it not be | 7 |
i have said of | 7 |
the best of the | 7 |
those who do not | 7 |
my lord and lady | 7 |
and some of them | 7 |
as well as you | 7 |
as well as their | 7 |
for the good of | 7 |
and this is the | 7 |
that it would be | 7 |
i will not say | 7 |
can tell you that | 7 |
is not the only | 7 |
all men are born | 7 |
if we did not | 7 |
have no reason to | 7 |
and it is not | 7 |
the same number of | 7 |
i would have you | 7 |
wish that you would | 7 |
the beginning of the | 7 |
so far from being | 7 |
translated by benjamin jowett | 7 |
it is not to | 7 |
the generality of them | 7 |
that i am not | 7 |
take care of the | 7 |
capable of being taught | 7 |
you are pleased to | 7 |
i make no doubt | 7 |
such a one as | 7 |
would be thought to | 7 |
in the beginning of | 7 |
and i am persuaded | 7 |
the truth of this | 7 |
labour of the brain | 7 |
greatest part of them | 7 |
that is to be | 7 |
and that which is | 7 |
that he was a | 7 |
i thank you for | 7 |
in every thing else | 7 |
in which i have | 7 |
of those that are | 7 |
i desire you would | 7 |
i hope i shall | 7 |
this is the reason | 7 |
i should not have | 7 |
for there is a | 7 |
i am sorry for | 7 |
the opinion of the | 7 |
they would not be | 7 |
for your own sake | 7 |
it is a great | 7 |
i wish you would | 7 |
virtue cannot be taught | 7 |
and that there are | 7 |
if i did not | 7 |
for a man to | 7 |
in the character of | 7 |
may be said to | 7 |
the interest of the | 7 |
for his own sake | 7 |
i could not have | 7 |
i have the pleasure | 7 |
a great number of | 7 |
glad to see you | 7 |
is the reason that | 7 |
and if you will | 7 |
you will give me | 7 |
without any regard to | 7 |
any part of the | 7 |
as if he had | 7 |
what i am saying | 7 |
that appears to be | 7 |
to find fault with | 7 |
shall be able to | 7 |
and for this reason | 7 |
a year or two | 7 |
it seems to me | 7 |
do you think i | 7 |
and i would not | 7 |
the countess of c | 7 |
are made use of | 7 |
i can assure you | 7 |
make use of them | 7 |
if he had not | 7 |
parts of the world | 7 |
he ought to be | 7 |
lady davers to mrs | 7 |
the truth of the | 7 |
the truth of what | 7 |
am glad to hear | 7 |
be a man of | 7 |
do not think so | 7 |
man in the world | 7 |
the things of the | 7 |
pay his respects to | 7 |
in the choice of | 7 |
as far as i | 7 |
and the rest of | 7 |
men are born with | 7 |
the consequence of this | 7 |
there could be no | 7 |
of them in the | 7 |
you have given me | 7 |
do not believe there | 7 |
have nothing to do | 7 |
is the result of | 7 |
such an one as | 7 |
with a view to | 7 |
be the better for | 7 |
to be one of | 7 |
men of sense and | 7 |
to be in the | 7 |
there is no reason | 6 |
the reason of the | 6 |
i cannot see what | 6 |
i was forced to | 6 |
it is possible that | 6 |
that it would not | 6 |
can you tell me | 6 |
i beg your pardon | 6 |
what is the meaning | 6 |
all arts and sciences | 6 |
a great opinion of | 6 |
for the use of | 6 |
of right and wrong | 6 |
made use of in | 6 |
as i have been | 6 |
i have been so | 6 |
take care of our | 6 |
all the rest of | 6 |
of the best and | 6 |
it must be a | 6 |
will be able to | 6 |
and i could not | 6 |
that you are right | 6 |
i dare say that | 6 |
it ought to be | 6 |
i have given you | 6 |
to write to you | 6 |
well as i could | 6 |
i was going to | 6 |
we shall find that | 6 |
between horatio and cleomenes | 6 |
as long as he | 6 |
could not have been | 6 |
what you are saying | 6 |
to do but to | 6 |
it is ten to | 6 |
the difference there is | 6 |
and as to the | 6 |
the generality of men | 6 |
the generality of mankind | 6 |
the fruits of the | 6 |
out of the way | 6 |
seems to be a | 6 |
of the sincerity of | 6 |
a young lady of | 6 |
if they had been | 6 |
i have a great | 6 |
that i have a | 6 |
he would not have | 6 |
from the same principle | 6 |
the cause of it | 6 |
was not to be | 6 |
the subject of the | 6 |
and as soon as | 6 |
that as soon as | 6 |
a nation as ours | 6 |
to look out for | 6 |
know not how to | 6 |
as long as the | 6 |
to do any thing | 6 |
they are to be | 6 |
but this is not | 6 |
that virtue is knowledge | 6 |
i know not what | 6 |
yet nothing is more | 6 |
the best and most | 6 |
knowledge of the best | 6 |
seems to me to | 6 |
to my dear parents | 6 |
i believe that you | 6 |
had it not been | 6 |
permit me to add | 6 |
i have the honour | 6 |
in the mind of | 6 |
regard to the public | 6 |
that you do not | 6 |
answer to the preceding | 6 |
the sociableness of man | 6 |
and then i shall | 6 |
i am sure that | 6 |
of the best of | 6 |
do not know how | 6 |
is ten to one | 6 |
as soon as we | 6 |
need not be ashamed | 6 |
any more than i | 6 |
in such a case | 6 |
but i am afraid | 6 |
that virtue can be | 6 |
of any part of | 6 |
when we come to | 6 |
me in mind of | 6 |
of gold and silver | 6 |
i have endeavoured to | 6 |
to the rest of | 6 |
for my own part | 6 |
put an end to | 6 |
and not to be | 6 |
not know how to | 6 |
you may be sure | 6 |
i cannot help thinking | 6 |
and if any one | 6 |
what a sad thing | 6 |
to the care of | 6 |
as well as a | 6 |
would be impossible for | 6 |
if he did not | 6 |
you will not be | 6 |
at the end of | 6 |
as i have done | 6 |
to those that are | 6 |
that there are men | 6 |
but i am not | 6 |
notions of right and | 6 |
if there be any | 6 |
and all of them | 6 |
it is easy to | 6 |
i have said in | 6 |
a man of a | 6 |
for a month or | 6 |
there is nothing that | 6 |
to the love of | 6 |
beyond the reach of | 6 |
if they can but | 6 |
what you do not | 6 |
obliged and faithful servant | 6 |
as to the first | 6 |
it is a good | 6 |
nothing in the world | 6 |
and there is not | 6 |
that most of them | 6 |
must have been a | 6 |
to pay his respects | 6 |
from miss darnford to | 6 |
thank you for your | 6 |
by what i have | 6 |
there is no one | 6 |
the light of nature | 6 |
what can i say | 6 |
and now and then | 6 |
in the management of | 6 |
acquainted with all the | 6 |
if i were to | 6 |
that you and i | 6 |
that i should be | 6 |
have been used to | 6 |
have been able to | 6 |
and if they are | 6 |
that those who are | 6 |
as i have said | 6 |
he did not know | 6 |
i am resolved to | 6 |
i did not think | 6 |
than it is to | 6 |
well versed in the | 6 |
are not able to | 6 |
by the name of | 6 |
a month or two | 6 |
will be apt to | 6 |
well as i can | 6 |
take the liberty to | 6 |
to be sure i | 6 |
dialogue between horatio and | 6 |
into the origin of | 6 |
as i have often | 6 |
what do you think | 6 |
if i may be | 6 |
the nature of society | 6 |
in my power to | 6 |
to you to be | 6 |
it is the same | 6 |
that you did not | 6 |
not the same as | 6 |
i have nothing to | 6 |
and that there is | 6 |
the least shadow of | 6 |
part of the world | 6 |
be of use to | 6 |
in the world than | 6 |
the help of which | 6 |
and when i have | 6 |
by the ancients themselves | 6 |
if any of them | 6 |
knows not how to | 6 |
the state of nature | 6 |
they take delight in | 6 |
now and then a | 6 |
as he grows up | 6 |
the generality of the | 6 |
for the same reason | 6 |
if you are not | 6 |
would not be so | 6 |
what will become of | 6 |
well as in the | 6 |
he seems to have | 6 |
seems to have been | 6 |
i have heard from | 6 |
for the honour of | 6 |
tenth part of the | 6 |
the wisdom of the | 5 |
if you would rather | 5 |
the laws of honour | 5 |
he is willing to | 5 |
the meaning of the | 5 |
if i was not | 5 |
the infinite variety of | 5 |
a great difference between | 5 |
as much as you | 5 |
every part of it | 5 |
he is to be | 5 |
is capable of being | 5 |
the immortality of the | 5 |
in the use of | 5 |
many of my readers | 5 |
and it is as | 5 |
be able to answer | 5 |
i will only add | 5 |
it will be the | 5 |
the best of men | 5 |
i do not suppose | 5 |
how would you answer | 5 |
what is that to | 5 |
i am apt to | 5 |
author of the fable | 5 |
the idea of good | 5 |
that he is the | 5 |
the use of them | 5 |
in the second place | 5 |
in the words of | 5 |
you are going to | 5 |
a son and heir | 5 |
as well as natural | 5 |
nothing could be more | 5 |
we ought not to | 5 |
what would be the | 5 |
let me know what | 5 |
it is better to | 5 |
from one another in | 5 |
it will be a | 5 |
i have thought of | 5 |
and what sort of | 5 |
that virtue is not | 5 |
that is what i | 5 |
you are in a | 5 |
have been made in | 5 |
the reach of our | 5 |
do not believe that | 5 |
by the force of | 5 |
the wild state of | 5 |
was not a man | 5 |
be the cause of | 5 |
as i said before | 5 |
is the interest of | 5 |
but it is not | 5 |
an infinite variety of | 5 |
when the question is | 5 |
one way or other | 5 |
i think of it | 5 |
such a nation as | 5 |
in respect of the | 5 |
wild state of nature | 5 |
he is pleased to | 5 |
i do not deny | 5 |
that can be made | 5 |
of his own country | 5 |
i have had a | 5 |
is the only thing | 5 |
it is not the | 5 |
day more and more | 5 |
and i dare say | 5 |
put us in mind | 5 |
on the subject of | 5 |
have no notion of | 5 |
do their own work | 5 |
of one of the | 5 |
have a greater regard | 5 |
what is it that | 5 |
that you are not | 5 |
the existence of a | 5 |
i am not so | 5 |
am sorry to say | 5 |
as we were saying | 5 |
came up to me | 5 |
we were just now | 5 |
that all of them | 5 |
in my humble opinion | 5 |
is pleased to say | 5 |
i may be allowed | 5 |
have the same effect | 5 |
at the thoughts of | 5 |
the use of the | 5 |
be thought to be | 5 |
man of honour must | 5 |
for two or three | 5 |
your ever dutiful daughter | 5 |
for no other reason | 5 |
and ever will be | 5 |
that virtue cannot be | 5 |
good or an evil | 5 |
it is only to | 5 |
pleased to tell me | 5 |
a charming young lady | 5 |
as if she was | 5 |
i told you before | 5 |
is a kind of | 5 |
that you would have | 5 |
origin of moral virtue | 5 |
the honour of a | 5 |
to be the same | 5 |
that there is a | 5 |
as i was saying | 5 |
in which he is | 5 |
is very fond of | 5 |
we did not know | 5 |
that they will be | 5 |
the rest of mankind | 5 |
without regard to the | 5 |
immortality of the soul | 5 |
i have a mind | 5 |
the best of husbands | 5 |
you think that you | 5 |
go a great way | 5 |
i am able to | 5 |
there may be a | 5 |
i did not expect | 5 |
most obliged and faithful | 5 |
as he is a | 5 |
i have heard you | 5 |
and will not be | 5 |
if they were to | 5 |
there are so many | 5 |
the same effect upon | 5 |
i ought to have | 5 |
in the world to | 5 |
persons of the dialogue | 5 |
i am very sorry | 5 |
and i am not | 5 |
the quality of the | 5 |
i shall be better | 5 |
not been used to | 5 |
as it is to | 5 |
the sake of the | 5 |
that is not the | 5 |
difference there is in | 5 |
what i have written | 5 |
the doctrine of ideas | 5 |
as if he was | 5 |
that they are the | 5 |
can a man become | 5 |
seem to me to | 5 |
if i can be | 5 |
i am willing to | 5 |
i do not pretend | 5 |
of those who are | 5 |
you would have me | 5 |
the nature of a | 5 |
things in the world | 5 |
thing that can be | 5 |
have the honour to | 5 |
to be the best | 5 |
and in like manner | 5 |
if it had been | 5 |
is a sort of | 5 |
that he was not | 5 |
this is the way | 5 |
may be allowed to | 5 |
the nature of virtue | 5 |
i think that you | 5 |
take a view of | 5 |
that are to be | 5 |
and that i have | 5 |
there is no virtue | 5 |
than it is in | 5 |
what they have been | 5 |
what is the reason | 5 |
in which it is | 5 |
it is one of | 5 |
the reason is plain | 5 |
the heart of man | 5 |
the art of the | 5 |
the grand jury of | 5 |
i am pleased with | 5 |
may be of use | 5 |
what say you to | 5 |
of it in the | 5 |
soon as they can | 5 |
every day more and | 5 |
puts me in mind | 5 |
have the pleasure to | 5 |
and therefore it is | 5 |
as you call it | 5 |
than it is possible | 5 |
be the result of | 5 |
in order to make | 5 |
as if it was | 5 |
not one of them | 5 |
yet i will not | 5 |
and you will find | 5 |
of which they are | 5 |
the presence of the | 5 |
far as they are | 5 |
under the idea that | 5 |
than there is in | 5 |
there will be no | 5 |
look upon it as | 5 |
hundred pounds a year | 5 |
there was not a | 5 |
of my dear parents | 5 |
do not pretend to | 5 |
the better for the | 5 |
of the persons that | 5 |
and in order to | 5 |
had nothing to do | 5 |
thoroughly acquainted with all | 5 |
what do you say | 5 |
that she has a | 5 |
in the possession of | 5 |
to find out the | 5 |
there are men who | 5 |
a day or two | 5 |
any part of it | 5 |
i will give you | 5 |
that there is nothing | 5 |
we are born with | 5 |
that is my opinion | 5 |
of virtue and knowledge | 5 |
to be depended upon | 5 |
of the charity schools | 5 |
out of the question | 5 |
it is commonly imagined | 5 |
i do not mean | 5 |
to be talked of | 5 |
as i used to | 5 |
and he will be | 5 |
my joy and my | 5 |
and seem to be | 5 |
they are forced to | 5 |
to all the world | 5 |
by the light of | 5 |
i think there is | 5 |
of pleasures and pains | 5 |
some one were to | 5 |
we are forced to | 5 |
that it is impossible | 5 |
that i would have | 5 |
i thought i had | 5 |
or at least the | 5 |
they are not the | 5 |
in proportion to the | 5 |
a man in the | 5 |
what you have said | 5 |
if he is not | 5 |
as if i had | 5 |
it must have been | 5 |
that it should be | 5 |
nothing to do but | 5 |
have not been used | 5 |
of the grand jury | 5 |
under the name of | 5 |
from what has been | 5 |
the contempt of riches | 5 |
the character of the | 5 |
as well as your | 5 |
i never met with | 5 |
and all the other | 5 |
and the multiplicity of | 5 |
is in my power | 5 |
that a man may | 5 |
me to be a | 5 |
i believe it is | 5 |
of good and evil | 5 |
as soon as you | 5 |
of the things which | 5 |
at the head of | 5 |
would you say that | 5 |
a man and his | 5 |
that she may be | 5 |
it is with the | 5 |
take it for granted | 5 |
and what i have | 5 |
to the end of | 5 |
you not think that | 5 |
the good of others | 5 |
to the rules of | 5 |
you have made me | 5 |
that some of them | 5 |
he is capable of | 5 |
to know whether you | 5 |
a little out of | 5 |
of which i am | 5 |
i should have had | 5 |
i am far from | 5 |
the words of the | 5 |
yet it is certain | 5 |
that can be said | 5 |
the ideas of plato | 5 |
that which is done | 5 |
should be able to | 5 |
and that this is | 5 |
a good or an | 5 |
you will forgive me | 5 |
that are made to | 5 |
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