quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
go and dig a	10
and dig a grave	10
from the early irish	10
dig a grave for	9
by dafydd ap gwilym	9
a grave for me	9
ask what thou wilt	8
in my native land	7
let there be joy	7
the song of the	6
translated by the rev	6
part of this collection	5
we had a child	5
says not a word	5
the hall of cynddylan	5
steed of dapple grey	5
from the lord on	4
know what my heart	4
all through the night	4
the poetry of wales	4
wild wine of nature	4
over munster fall and	4
a health to you	4
the lord of clas	4
on high over munster	4
under the title of	4
and is that the	4
a sower went forth	4
his wig wid the	4
hall of cynddylan is	4
went forth to sow	4
in the buffalo horn	4
he says not a	4
spring is not dead	4
and his wig wid	4
wig wid the curls	4
the power of the	4
the king of kings	4
he and his wig	4
munster fall and lie	4
the lord on high	4
of the early irish	4
you know what my	4
sower went forth to	4
high over munster fall	4
the lilies of the	4
the banks of the	4
lord on high over	4
an ode to the	3
the destruction of jerusalem	3
the sun and the	3
the isle of the	3
that i were like	3
of monk and hermit	3
from the land of	3
was born in the	3
from pole to pole	3
when comes my gwen	3
to the king of	3
counsel in view of	3
of the nineteenth century	3
the keening of mary	3
in the parish of	3
the metres of the	3
in view of death	3
how are the mighty	3
power of the hour	3
oh that i were	3
the wings of the	3
my home and my	3
the slaughter of the	3
in days of yore	3
at the slaughter of	3
i were like the	3
the fowls of the	3
lament at the slaughter	3
banks of the dee	3
slaughter of the innocents	3
to a welsh air	3
tide flows and flows	3
the old bachelor of	3
the battle of cattraeth	3
of the irish saints	3
i mourn for rhun	3
a thousand times more	3
blessing from the lord	3
not hard to tell	3
the cottages of wales	3
far a thousand times	3
are the mighty fallen	3
of the old bachelor	3
is that the little	3
come to the boat	3
lays of monk and	3
at the foot of	3
home and my dead	3
why should we weep	3
who in this new	3
the great white throne	3
sad died the maiden	3
of the welsh bards	3
ballad of the old	3
the tide flows and	3
mead in the buffalo	3
that the little son	3
fowls of the air	3
aim not too high	3
to the memory of	3
he has come back	3
isle of the happy	3
delightful to stand on	2
between the welsh and	2
this may be owing	2
from the last judgment	2
he was a native	2
the flightiness of thought	2
the poetry of the	2
at the battle of	2
to the english reader	2
of the celtic race	2
tarry thou the leisure	2
lament over saul and	2
these are the arrows	2
was spilt from death	2
aigle eye and complexion	2
galahad and a vision	2
confession of the oneness	2
monk and hermit the	2
to the archangel michael	2
coming of sir galahad	2
glass running golden sands	2
of king guare of	2
the kings who came	2
remember the poor when	2
and his white cat	2
by the bedside of	2
to the song of	2
in a public school	2
way to tara to	2
christ with me at	2
the fields of your	2
with many a tear	2
of this class of	2
sir galahad and a	2
davies was born at	2
stand on the brow	2
was the age of	2
he was born in	2
to set us free	2
first half of the	2
are distinguished by great	2
up with the anchor	2
lamentations the song of	2
we all shall meet	2
in the case of	2
and shall he not	2
field and the fowls	2
welsh poems the odes	2
the variety of wales	2
foot of the stairs	2
dapple grey there rides	2
irish poems the isle	2
of sir galahad and	2
which the harp of	2
was a native of	2
before the great white	2
the coming of sir	2
on the banks of	2
published a volume of	2
cry of perishing thrill	2
in the eisteddfodau of	2
king of his kind	2
never yet been published	2
and hermit the scribe	2
wisdom of king cormac	2
her steed of dapple	2
see the glimmering of	2
the strand of rhuddlan	2
the bedside of a	2
he published a volume	2
poems the odes to	2
through belief in the	2
the land of the	2
there rides the stately	2
on her steed of	2
on the flightiness of	2
round for the harbour	2
of dafydd ap gwilym	2
echoes faint of that	2
the wisdom of king	2
was the son of	2
in all your pride	2
the first half of	2
death to set us	2
climb the hillside in	2
rose of llan meilen	2
let there be no	2
not a word of	2
and i am left	2
as far as possible	2
the days that are	2
rest upon thy sandy	2
good and faithful servants	2
of the prince of	2
far than all the	2
the lark in the	2
the oneness of the	2
from the scotch gaelic	2
his kind and the	2
sweeter far a thousand	2
the hillside in the	2
of the wind that	2
my love towards thee	2
rides the stately queen	2
kings who came to	2
almighty power of the	2
the brow of ben	2
the monarchy of britain	2
the wind and rain	2
for a roll of	2
an ode on the	2
and reflections a prayer	2
the welsh and saxons	2
reflections a prayer to	2
in the midst of	2
grey there rides the	2
a good deal of	2
the odes to the	2
to the holy spirit	2
cause of the righteous	2
in front of the	2
this class of poetry	2
the ballad of the	2
eye and complexion clarety	2
forth to meet him	2
of honour in a	2
songs to music battle	2
shall live the lofty	2
one the fate to	2
the hills and dales	2
invocations and reflections a	2
a native of cardiganshire	2
the leisure of the	2
at an early age	2
they have found him	2
the hymn of st	2
wid the curls so	2
his bardic name of	2
the following poem was	2
a heart full of	2
as he rushes to	2
a christmas communion hymn	2
natural is mead in	2
on the other side	2
and various let there	2
known by his bardic	2
to the land of	2
king of heaven and	2
through confession of the	2
by his bardic name	2
the monk and his	2
sea to all who	2
of the human heart	2
since it must be	2
o cormac mac art	2
in or about the	2
edition of his works	2
are the arrows that	2
ceiriog to this welsh	2
to the court of	2
of the white rock	2
cream of all charity	2
and he devoted himself	2
low sinks the sun	2
the lily sweet and	2
is better far than	2
the prince of wales	2
the blood of the	2
honour in a public	2
one of the most	2
to this welsh air	2
inscription for a roll	2
long is the night	2
the specimens given in	2
the song of crede	2
a prayer to the	2
of heaven and earth	2
who came to christ	2
to music battle hymn	2
metres of the originals	2
to the fields of	2
oh they are sweet	2
from death to set	2
to be found in	2
my path to the	2
the mighty fallen and	2
the steed of dapple	2
in the bond of	2
the king of his	2
in the infancy of	2
william thomas was born	2
verse in this volume	2
stately queen that way	2
saplings of oak in	2
the chief of song	2
the houses of the	2
the reign of love	2
bedside of a sick	2
and the faculty divine	2
power of the trinity	2
belief in the threeness	2
of the birds of	2
says the light breeze	2
personal and various let	2
on the wings of	2
this was the age	2
and the fowls of	2
or about the year	2
elegy on sion glyn	2
the day of judgment	2
and new testament studies	2
mystery of the world	2
upon thy sandy shore	2
vision of the grail	2
to me and mine	2
the world and its	2
he devoted himself to	2
first shall rest here	2
in the heart of	2
after dafydd ab gwilym	2
hymn to the holy	2
but on her steed	2
it is ill to	2
of my native land	2
and faithful servants father	2
convey to the english	2
works were published under	2
of the field and	2
accompanied his prince to	2
path to the king	2
many a time the	2
were published under the	2
the heart of the	2
over saul and jonathan	2
that the welsh bard	2
the tears she would	2
one of the leading	2
arm go forth again	2
shall he not rather	2
of the ninth century	2
upon thy sandy bar	2
which the following translation	2
the son of god	2
of the sixth century	2
kind and the cream	2
the vision and the	2
the shepherd of cwmdyli	2
for the harbour mouth	2
the memory of john	2
various let there be	2
a word of the	2
of my home and	2
the face of the	2
air of the same	2
the almighty power of	2
of the hour when	2
from which the following	2
to see the sun	2
to stand on the	2
of a sick child	2
published after his death	2
in the metres of	2
thy blood was spilt	2
of the oneness of	2
forth from eastern skies	2
lays of the irish	2
of the bardic order	2
whose bardic name was	2
it with the ground	2
from my native land	2
all nature now is	2
as far as the	2
a vision of the	2
old and new testament	2
on the brow of	2
live the lofty tongue	2
are sweeter far a	2
an old irish poem	2
lilies of the field	2
of the following poem	2
of the poetry of	2
a man with a	2
the roof of the	2
his strong right hand	2
the following translation is	2
his cry of perishing	2
he was also an	2
upon my path to	2
the sun in heaven	2
the field and the	2
the curls so carroty	2
hymn to the archangel	2
where he died at	2
bread upon the waters	2
is mead in the	2
roll of honour in	2
the author of the	2
with the blood of	2
in the houses of	2
and a vision of	2
the irish saints st	2
for the most part	2
in the welsh section	2
the summer to visit	2
loosen the snare by	2
irish air of the	2
and the cream of	2
blood was spilt from	2
vision and the faculty	2
searching breath of poesy	2
monk and his white	2
of dapple grey there	2
to an irish air	2
may be owing to	2
jones was born near	2
the blue buffalo horn	2
of the mountain and	2
the traitors of wales	2
leisure of the lord	2
the breastplate of st	2
a man of men	2
the stately queen that	2
poems the isle of	2
christmas carol of the	2
who first shall rest	2
from far and near	2
in the sixth century	2
arrows that murder sleep	2
the foot of the	2
thou the leisure of	2
the shaving of murdoch	2
a vale of tears	2
had i but the	2
prayer to the virgin	2
the sea to all	2
of his kind and	2
through the night of	2
of this may be	2
the spirit of the	2
native of the principality	2
church festivals a christmas	2
brow of ben edar	2
the son of a	2
david of the white	2
of the same name	2
the arrows that murder	2
and south and north	2
a roll of honour	2
memory of john owen	2
the king of heaven	2
festivals a christmas communion	2
after ceiriog to this	2
song of the woods	2
spilt from death to	2
shall loosen the snare	2
the saplings of oak	2
of this collection will	2
published under the title	2
an irish air of	2
welsh lyrics of the	2
in the th century	2
the elegy on sion	2
that mystery of the	2
the poets of wales	2
a christmas carol of	2
of gwyn ab nudd	2
his prince to battle	2
he shall have a	2
in search of the	2
carol of the epiphany	2
odes to the months	2
to which the harp	2
better known by his	2
the cream of all	2