produced by [rick] [niles] , [john] [hagerson] , and the [online] [distributed] [proofreading] [team] . 
1 produced 2 by
1 produced 15 .
5 , 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 the
10 the 15 .

[twice-told] [tales] [.] 

[by] 

[nathaniel] [hawthorne] [.] 

[philadelphia] [:] [david] [mckay] [,] [publisher] [,] [@number@] [south] [ninth] [street] [.] 

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[contents] [.] 

[page] 

[the] [gray] [champion] [@number@] 

[sunday] [at] [home] [@number@] 

[the] [wedding-knell] [@number@] 

[the] [minister's] [black] [veil] [@number@] 

[the] [maypole] [of] [merry] [mount] [@number@] 

[the] [gentle] [boy] [@number@] 

[mr] [.] [higginbotham's] [catastrophe] [@number@] 

[little] [annie's] [ramble] [@number@] 

[wakefield] [@number@] 

[a] [rill] [from] [the] [town] [pump] [@number@] 

[the] [great] [carbuncle] [@number@] 

[the] [prophetic] [pictures] [@number@] 

[david] [swan] [@number@] 

[sights] [from] [a] [steeple] [@number@] 

[the] [hollow] [of] [the] [three] [hills] [@number@] 

[the] [toll-gatherer's] [day] [@number@] 

[the] [vision] [of] [the] [fountain] [@number@] 

[fancy's] [show-box] [@number@] 

[dr] [.] [heidegger's] [experiment] [@number@] 

[legends] [of] [the] [province] [house] [:] [i] [.] 

[howe's] [masquerade] [@number@] [ii] [.] 

[edward] [randolph's] [portrait] [@number@] [iii] [.] 

[lady] [eleanore's] [mantle] [@number@] [iv] [.] 

[old] [esther] [dudley] [@number@] 

[the] [haunted] [mind] [@number@] 

[the] [village] [uncle] [@number@] 

[the] [ambitious] [guest] [@number@] 

[the] [sister-years] [@number@] 

[snowflakes] [@number@] 

[the] [seven] [vagabonds] [@number@] 

[the] [white] [old] [maid] [@number@] 

[peter] [goldthwaite's] [treasure] [@number@] 

[chippings] [with] [a] [chisel] [@number@] 

[the] [shaker] [bridal] [@number@] 

[night-sketches] [@number@] 

[endicott] [and] [the] [red] [cross] [@number@] 

[the] [lily's] [quest] [@number@] 

[footprints] [on] [the] [seashore] [@number@] 

[edward] [fane's] [rosebud] [@number@] 

[the] [threefold] [destiny] [@number@] 

[twice-told] [tales] [.] 

[the] [gray] [champion] [.] 

there was once a time when [new] [england] [groaned] [under] the actual pressure of heavier wrongs than those threatened ones which brought on the [revolution] . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 once
3 once 4 a
4 a 5 time
5 time 6 when
6 when 11 the
11 the 12 actual
12 actual 14 of
13 pressure 14 of
14 of 15 heavier
14 of 16 wrongs
16 wrongs 17 than
16 wrongs 18 those
18 those 19 threatened
18 those 20 ones
20 ones 21 which
20 ones 22 brought
22 brought 23 on
23 on 24 the
24 the 26 .

still , the intelligence produced a marked effect . 
1 still 2 ,
2 , 3 the
3 the 4 intelligence
4 intelligence 5 produced
5 produced 6 a
6 a 7 marked
7 marked 8 effect
8 effect 9 .

the sun was near setting when the march commenced . 
1 the 2 sun
2 sun 4 near
3 was 4 near
4 near 5 setting
5 setting 6 when
5 setting 7 the
7 the 8 march
8 march 9 commenced
9 commenced 10 .

these holy men exerted their influence to quiet the people , but not to disperse them . 
1 these 2 holy
2 holy 3 men
2 holy 4 exerted
3 men 4 exerted
4 exerted 5 their
4 exerted 6 influence
6 influence 7 to
7 to 8 quiet
8 quiet 9 the
9 the 11 ,
10 people 11 ,
11 , 12 but
12 but 13 not
13 not 14 to
14 to 15 disperse
15 disperse 16 them
16 them 17 .

" [satan] will strike his master-stroke presently , " cried some , " because he knoweth that his time is short . 
1 " 3 will
3 will 4 strike
4 strike 5 his
5 his 7 presently
6 master-stroke 7 presently
7 presently 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 cried
10 cried 11 some
11 some 12 ,
11 some 13 "
13 " 14 because
14 because 15 he
15 he 16 knoweth
16 knoweth 17 that
16 knoweth 18 his
18 his 19 time
18 his 20 is
20 is 21 short
20 is 22 .

all our godly pastors are to be dragged to prison . 
1 all 2 our
2 our 3 godly
3 godly 5 are
4 pastors 5 are
5 are 7 be
6 to 7 be
7 be 9 to
8 dragged 9 to
9 to 10 prison
10 prison 11 .

we shall see them at a [smithfield] fire in [king] street . " 
1 we 2 shall
1 we 3 see
2 shall 3 see
3 see 5 at
4 them 5 at
5 at 6 a
6 a 8 fire
6 a 9 in
9 in 11 street
11 street 12 .
12 . 13 "

" the pope of [rome] [has] given orders for a new [st] [bartholomew] , " cried [others] . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 pope
3 pope 4 of
4 of 7 given
7 given 15 "
8 orders 9 for
9 for 10 a
10 a 11 new
11 new 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 cried
15 " 18 .

" we are to be massacred , man and male-child . " 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 are
3 are 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 6 massacred
6 massacred 8 man
7 , 8 man
8 man 9 and
8 man 10 male-child
9 and 10 male-child
10 male-child 12 "
11 . 12 "

neither was [this] [rumor] wholly [discredited] ; although the wiser class believed the governor 's object somewhat less [atrocious] . 
1 neither 2 was
2 was 20 .
5 wholly 7 ;
7 ; 8 although
8 although 9 the
9 the 10 wiser
10 wiser 11 class
11 class 13 the
12 believed 13 the
13 the 15 's
14 governor 15 's
15 's 16 object
15 's 17 somewhat
16 object 17 somewhat
17 somewhat 18 less
18 less 20 .

his predecessor under the old charter , [bradstreet] , a venerable companion of the first settlers , was known to be in town . 
1 his 2 predecessor
2 predecessor 4 the
3 under 4 the
4 the 5 old
4 the 6 charter
6 charter 7 ,
7 , 9 ,
9 , 10 a
10 a 11 venerable
11 venerable 12 companion
12 companion 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 first
15 first 17 ,
16 settlers 17 ,
17 , 19 known
18 was 19 known
19 known 20 to
20 to 21 be
21 be 22 in
22 in 23 town
23 town 24 .

" stand firm for the old charter-governor ! " shouted the crowd , seizing upon the idea " the good old [governor] [bradstreet] ! " 
1 " 2 stand
2 stand 3 firm
3 firm 5 the
4 for 5 the
5 the 6 old
6 old 7 charter-governor
6 old 8 !
8 ! 9 "
8 ! 10 shouted
10 shouted 11 the
11 the 12 crowd
12 crowd 13 ,
13 , 14 seizing
14 seizing 15 upon
15 upon 16 the
16 the 17 idea
17 idea 25 "
18 " 19 the
18 " 24 !
19 the 20 good
20 good 21 old
24 ! 25 "

" my children , " concluded this venerable person , " do nothing rashly . 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 children
2 my 4 ,
3 children 4 ,
4 , 5 "
4 , 6 concluded
6 concluded 7 this
6 concluded 8 venerable
7 this 8 venerable
8 venerable 9 person
8 venerable 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 13 nothing
12 do 13 nothing
13 nothing 14 rashly
13 nothing 15 .
14 rashly 15 .

cry not aloud , but pray for the welfare of [new] [england] and expect [patiently] what [the] [lord] will do in this matter . " 
1 cry 25 "
2 not 3 aloud
3 aloud 5 but
4 , 5 but
5 but 7 for
6 pray 7 for
7 for 8 the
7 for 9 welfare
8 the 9 welfare
9 welfare 10 of
10 of 24 .
13 and 14 expect
13 and 16 what
16 what 19 will
19 will 20 do
20 do 21 in
21 in 22 this
22 this 23 matter
23 matter 24 .
24 . 25 "

the event was soon to be decided . 
1 the 2 event
2 event 3 was
2 event 4 soon
4 soon 5 to
4 soon 6 be
6 be 7 decided
7 decided 8 .

their steady march was like the progress of a machine that would roll irresistibly over everything in its way . 
1 their 2 steady
2 steady 7 progress
3 march 4 was
4 was 6 the
5 like 6 the
6 the 7 progress
7 progress 20 .
8 of 9 a
9 a 10 machine
10 machine 11 that
11 that 12 would
12 would 14 irresistibly
13 roll 14 irresistibly
14 irresistibly 15 over
14 irresistibly 16 everything
16 everything 17 in
17 in 19 way
18 its 19 way
19 way 20 .

those around him were his favorite councillors and the bitterest foes [of] [new] [england] . 
1 those 15 .
2 around 3 him
2 around 4 were
4 were 6 favorite
5 his 6 favorite
6 favorite 7 councillors
7 councillors 8 and
7 councillors 9 the
8 and 9 the
9 the 10 bitterest
9 the 11 foes
11 foes 15 .

on the other side was [bullivant] , scattering jests and [mockery] as he rode along . 
1 on 2 the
2 the 3 other
2 the 4 side
4 side 5 was
5 was 7 ,
7 , 10 and
8 scattering 9 jests
9 jests 10 and
10 and 12 as
12 as 13 he
13 he 14 rode
13 he 15 along
15 along 16 .

the captain of a [frigate] in the harbor and two or three civil officers [under] the [crown] were also there . 
1 the 2 captain
1 the 9 and
2 captain 3 of
4 a 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 harbor
8 harbor 9 and
9 and 21 .
10 two 11 or
10 two 12 three
12 three 14 officers
13 civil 14 officers
14 officers 16 the
16 the 18 were
18 were 19 also
18 were 20 there
20 there 21 .

another guard of soldiers , in double rank , brought up the rear . 
1 another 2 guard
2 guard 3 of
3 of 4 soldiers
4 soldiers 5 ,
5 , 7 double
6 in 7 double
7 double 8 rank
8 rank 9 ,
9 , 10 brought
10 brought 12 the
11 up 12 the
12 the 13 rear
13 rear 14 .

" [o] [lord] of hosts , " cried a voice among the crowd , " provide a champion for thy people ! " 
1 " 6 ,
4 of 5 hosts
5 hosts 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 cried
8 cried 9 a
9 a 10 voice
9 a 11 among
11 among 12 the
11 among 13 crowd
13 crowd 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 17 a
16 provide 17 a
17 a 18 champion
17 a 19 for
18 champion 19 for
19 for 21 people
20 thy 21 people
21 people 22 !
21 people 23 "

this ejaculation was loudly uttered , and served as a herald 's cry to introduce a remarkable personage . 
1 this 2 ejaculation
2 ejaculation 3 was
2 ejaculation 4 loudly
4 loudly 5 uttered
5 uttered 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 served
8 served 10 a
9 as 10 a
10 a 12 's
11 herald 12 's
12 's 14 to
13 cry 14 to
14 to 15 introduce
14 to 16 a
16 a 17 remarkable
17 remarkable 18 personage
18 personage 19 .

the intervening space was empty a paved solitude between lofty edifices which threw almost a twilight shadow over it . 
1 the 2 intervening
2 intervening 3 space
3 space 4 was
4 was 5 empty
5 empty 7 paved
6 a 7 paved
7 paved 8 solitude
7 paved 9 between
9 between 10 lofty
10 lofty 11 edifices
10 lofty 12 which
11 edifices 12 which
12 which 14 almost
13 threw 14 almost
14 almost 15 a
14 almost 16 twilight
16 twilight 17 shadow
16 twilight 18 over
17 shadow 18 over
18 over 19 it
19 it 20 .

he made a gesture at once of encouragement and warning , then turned again and resumed his way . 
1 he 2 made
2 made 3 a
2 made 4 gesture
3 a 4 gesture
4 gesture 5 at
4 gesture 6 once
6 once 7 of
6 once 8 encouragement
8 encouragement 9 and
8 encouragement 10 warning
9 and 10 warning
10 warning 12 then
11 , 12 then
12 then 13 turned
13 turned 14 again
14 again 15 and
15 and 16 resumed
16 resumed 17 his
17 his 18 way
18 way 19 .

" who is this gray patriarch ? " asked the young men of their sires . 
1 " 2 who
2 who 3 is
2 who 4 this
4 this 5 gray
4 this 6 patriarch
6 patriarch 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 10 the
9 asked 10 the
10 the 11 young
10 the 12 men
12 men 13 of
13 of 14 their
13 of 15 sires
15 sires 16 .

" who is this venerable brother ? " asked the old men among themselves . 
1 " 2 who
2 who 3 is
2 who 4 this
3 is 4 this
4 this 5 venerable
5 venerable 7 ?
6 brother 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 10 the
9 asked 10 the
10 the 11 old
10 the 12 men
12 men 13 among
12 men 14 themselves
14 themselves 15 .

but none could [make] reply . 
1 but 2 none
1 but 3 could
3 could 6 .
5 reply 6 .

the elderly men ought to have remembered him , too , with locks as gray in their youth as their own were now . 
1 the 2 elderly
2 elderly 3 men
2 elderly 4 ought
3 men 4 ought
4 ought 5 to
4 ought 6 have
5 to 6 have
6 have 7 remembered
6 have 8 him
8 him 9 ,
9 , 10 too
9 , 11 ,
10 too 11 ,
11 , 12 with
11 , 13 locks
12 with 13 locks
13 locks 14 as
14 as 15 gray
14 as 16 in
15 gray 16 in
16 in 17 their
17 their 18 youth
17 their 19 as
18 youth 19 as
19 as 20 their
20 their 21 own
20 their 22 were
21 own 22 were
22 were 23 now
22 were 24 .
23 now 24 .

and the young ! 
1 and 2 the
2 the 3 young
2 the 4 !

" whence did he come ? 
1 " 2 whence
2 whence 3 did
2 whence 4 he
3 did 4 he
4 he 5 come
5 come 6 ?

what is his purpose ? 
1 what 2 is
2 is 3 his
3 his 4 purpose
4 purpose 5 ?

who can this old man be ? " whispered the wondering crowd . 
1 who 2 can
2 can 13 .
3 this 4 old
4 old 5 man
5 man 6 be
6 be 7 ?
6 be 8 "
8 " 9 whispered
9 whispered 10 the
10 the 11 wondering
11 wondering 12 crowd
11 wondering 13 .

meanwhile , the venerable stranger , staff in hand , was pursuing his solitary walk along the centre of the street . 
1 meanwhile 2 ,
2 , 3 the
3 the 4 venerable
4 venerable 6 ,
5 stranger 6 ,
6 , 7 staff
7 staff 8 in
7 staff 9 hand
8 in 9 hand
9 hand 11 was
10 , 11 was
11 was 12 pursuing
12 pursuing 13 his
13 his 15 walk
14 solitary 15 walk
15 walk 17 the
16 along 17 the
17 the 19 of
18 centre 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 street
21 street 22 .

now he marched onward with a warrior 's step , keeping time to the military music . 
1 now 2 he
2 he 3 marched
2 he 4 onward
4 onward 5 with
4 onward 6 a
6 a 8 's
7 warrior 8 's
8 's 9 step
8 's 10 ,
10 , 11 keeping
11 keeping 13 to
12 time 13 to
13 to 14 the
13 to 15 military
15 military 16 music
16 music 17 .

" stand ! " cried he . 
1 " 2 stand
2 stand 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 6 he
6 he 7 .

at the old man 's word and outstretched arm the roll of the drum was hushed at once and the advancing line stood still . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 old
3 old 5 's
4 man 5 's
5 's 6 word
5 's 7 and
6 word 7 and
7 and 8 outstretched
8 outstretched 10 the
9 arm 10 the
10 the 12 of
11 roll 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 drum
14 drum 15 was
15 was 16 hushed
15 was 17 at
17 at 18 once
17 at 19 and
19 and 21 advancing
20 the 21 advancing
21 advancing 22 line
21 advancing 23 stood
22 line 23 stood
23 stood 24 still
24 still 25 .

a tremulous enthusiasm seized upon the multitude . 
1 a 2 tremulous
2 tremulous 3 enthusiasm
2 tremulous 4 seized
3 enthusiasm 4 seized
4 seized 5 upon
4 seized 6 the
6 the 7 multitude
7 multitude 8 .

they raised a shout of awe and exultation , and looked for the deliverance of [new] [england] . 
1 they 2 raised
2 raised 3 a
2 raised 4 shout
3 a 4 shout
4 shout 5 of
4 shout 6 awe
6 awe 7 and
7 and 8 exultation
8 exultation 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 looked
11 looked 12 for
12 for 13 the
13 the 14 deliverance
14 deliverance 15 of
15 of 18 .

" what does this old fellow here ? " cried [edward] [randolph] , fiercely . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 does
2 what 4 this
3 does 4 this
4 this 5 old
4 this 6 fellow
5 old 6 fellow
6 fellow 7 here
6 fellow 8 ?
7 here 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 cried
10 cried 13 ,
13 , 14 fiercely
13 , 15 .

" on , [sir] [edmund] ! 
1 " 2 on
2 on 3 ,
3 , 6 !

" [nay] , nay ! 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 nay
4 nay 5 !

let us show respect to the good [grandsire] , " said [bullivant] , laughing . 
1 let 2 us
2 us 3 show
3 show 4 respect
3 show 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 15 .
7 good 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 said
11 said 13 ,
13 , 14 laughing
14 laughing 15 .

doubtless he thinks to put us down with a proclamation in [old] [noll] 's name . ["] 
1 doubtless 2 he
2 he 4 to
3 thinks 4 to
4 to 6 us
5 put 6 us
6 us 8 with
7 down 8 with
8 with 9 a
9 a 10 proclamation
9 a 16 .
10 proclamation 11 in
14 's 15 name
15 name 16 .

" are you mad , old man ? " demanded [sir] [edmund] [andros] , in loud and harsh tones . 
1 " 3 you
2 are 3 you
3 you 4 mad
4 mad 5 ,
4 mad 6 old
6 old 7 man
7 man 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 demanded
10 demanded 14 ,
14 , 16 loud
15 in 16 loud
16 loud 17 and
17 and 18 harsh
18 harsh 20 .
19 tones 20 .

" how dare you stay the march of [king] [james] ['s] governor ? " 
1 " 2 how
2 how 4 you
3 dare 4 you
4 you 5 stay
5 stay 6 the
6 the 7 march
6 the 8 of
8 of 12 governor
12 governor 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" [i] have stayed the march [of] a king himself ere now , " replied the gray figure , with stern composure . 
1 " 3 have
3 have 4 stayed
4 stayed 5 the
5 the 6 march
6 march 8 a
8 a 10 himself
9 king 10 himself
10 himself 11 ere
10 himself 12 now
12 now 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 replied
14 " 16 the
16 the 17 gray
17 gray 18 figure
18 figure 20 with
19 , 20 with
20 with 21 stern
20 with 22 composure
22 composure 23 .

and what [speak] ye [of] [james] [?] 
1 and 2 what
2 what 4 ye

back , thou that wast a governor , back ! 
1 back 2 ,
2 , 3 thou
2 , 4 that
3 thou 4 that
4 that 5 wast
4 that 6 a
6 a 7 governor
6 a 8 ,
7 governor 8 ,
8 , 9 back
9 back 10 !

with this night thy power is ended . 
1 with 2 this
2 this 3 night
2 this 4 thy
4 thy 6 is
5 power 6 is
6 is 8 .
7 ended 8 .

to-morrow , the prison ! 
1 to-morrow 2 ,
2 , 3 the
3 the 4 prison
4 prison 5 !

back , [lest] [i] foretell the scaffold ! " 
1 back 2 ,
2 , 6 the
5 foretell 6 the
6 the 7 scaffold
7 scaffold 8 !
8 ! 9 "

but his voice stirred their souls . 
1 but 2 his
2 his 4 stirred
3 voice 4 stirred
4 stirred 5 their
4 stirred 6 souls
6 souls 7 .

they confronted the soldiers , not wholly without arms and ready to convert the very stones of the street into deadly weapons . 
1 they 2 confronted
2 confronted 23 .
3 the 4 soldiers
4 soldiers 5 ,
5 , 7 wholly
6 not 7 wholly
7 wholly 8 without
8 without 10 and
9 arms 10 and
10 and 11 ready
11 ready 12 to
12 to 14 the
13 convert 14 the
14 the 15 very
14 the 16 stones
16 stones 17 of
17 of 18 the
18 the 19 street
19 street 20 into
19 street 21 deadly
20 into 21 deadly
21 deadly 22 weapons
21 deadly 23 .

but where was the [gray] [champion] ? 
1 but 2 where
2 where 3 was
2 where 4 the
4 the 7 ?

but all agreed that the hoary shape was gone . 
1 but 2 all
2 all 3 agreed
3 agreed 4 that
4 that 6 hoary
5 the 6 hoary
6 hoary 7 shape
6 hoary 8 was
7 shape 8 was
8 was 9 gone
9 gone 10 .

and who was the [gray] [champion] [?] 
1 and 2 who
1 and 3 was
3 was 4 the

i have heard that whenever the descendants of the [puritans] [are] to show the [spirit] of their sires the old man appears again . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 heard
2 have 4 that
3 heard 4 that
4 that 5 whenever
5 whenever 6 the
6 the 7 descendants
6 the 8 of
8 of 9 the
8 of 24 .
9 the 12 to
12 to 13 show
13 show 14 the
14 the 16 of
16 of 17 their
17 their 18 sires
19 the 20 old
19 the 21 man
21 man 23 again
21 man 24 .
22 appears 23 again

when eighty years had passed , he walked once more in [king] street . 
1 when 2 eighty
2 eighty 3 years
2 eighty 4 had
4 had 5 passed
4 had 6 ,
6 , 8 walked
7 he 8 walked
8 walked 9 once
8 walked 10 more
10 more 11 in
11 in 13 street
13 street 14 .

and when our fathers were toiling at the breastwork on [bunker] 's [hill] , all through [that] [night] the old warrior walked his rounds . 
1 and 2 when
2 when 4 fathers
3 our 4 fathers
4 fathers 5 were
4 fathers 6 toiling
5 were 6 toiling
6 toiling 7 at
6 toiling 8 the
8 the 10 on
9 breastwork 10 on
10 on 12 's
12 's 14 ,
14 , 15 all
14 , 19 the
15 all 16 through
19 the 20 old
20 old 21 warrior
20 old 25 .
22 walked 23 his
23 his 24 rounds
24 rounds 25 .

long , long may it be ere he comes again ! 
1 long 2 ,
2 , 3 long
3 long 4 may
4 may 5 it
4 may 6 be
5 it 6 be
6 be 7 ere
6 be 8 he
8 he 9 comes
9 comes 10 again
9 comes 11 !

his hour is one of darkness and adversity and peril . 
1 his 2 hour
2 hour 3 is
3 is 4 one
3 is 5 of
5 of 6 darkness
6 darkness 7 and
7 and 8 adversity
8 adversity 9 and
9 and 10 peril
10 peril 11 .

[sunday] [at] [home] [.] 

every [sabbath] morning [in] the summer-time [i] thrust back the curtain to watch the sunrise stealing down a steeple which stands opposite my chamber window . 
1 every 3 morning
3 morning 5 the
5 the 6 summer-time
6 summer-time 26 .
8 thrust 9 back
9 back 10 the
10 the 11 curtain
11 curtain 12 to
11 curtain 13 watch
13 watch 14 the
13 watch 15 sunrise
15 sunrise 16 stealing
15 sunrise 17 down
17 down 19 steeple
18 a 19 steeple
19 steeple 20 which
19 steeple 21 stands
20 which 21 stands
21 stands 22 opposite
22 opposite 23 my
22 opposite 24 chamber
23 my 24 chamber
24 chamber 25 window
24 chamber 26 .

now the loftiest window gleams , and now the lower . 
1 now 2 the
2 the 3 loftiest
3 loftiest 4 window
3 loftiest 5 gleams
5 gleams 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 now
8 now 9 the
9 the 10 lower
10 lower 11 .

the carved framework of the portal is marked strongly out . 
1 the 2 carved
2 carved 3 framework
3 framework 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 portal
6 portal 7 is
7 is 8 marked
7 is 9 strongly
8 marked 9 strongly
9 strongly 10 out
10 out 11 .

methinks though the same sun [brightens] it every fair morning , yet the steeple has a peculiar robe of brightness for the [sabbath] . 
1 methinks 22 the
2 though 3 the
2 though 4 same
3 the 4 same
4 same 5 sun
5 sun 7 it
7 it 9 fair
8 every 9 fair
9 fair 11 ,
10 morning 11 ,
11 , 13 the
12 yet 13 the
13 the 15 has
14 steeple 15 has
15 has 17 peculiar
16 a 17 peculiar
17 peculiar 18 robe
18 robe 19 of
18 robe 20 brightness
20 brightness 21 for
21 for 22 the
22 the 24 .

by dwelling near a church a person soon contracts an attachment for the edifice . 
1 by 2 dwelling
2 dwelling 3 near
3 near 5 church
4 a 5 church
5 church 6 a
5 church 7 person
7 person 9 contracts
8 soon 9 contracts
9 contracts 10 an
9 contracts 11 attachment
10 an 11 attachment
11 attachment 12 for
11 attachment 13 the
13 the 15 .
14 edifice 15 .

but the steeple stands foremost in our thoughts , as well as locally . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 steeple
3 steeple 5 foremost
4 stands 5 foremost
5 foremost 6 in
6 in 7 our
7 our 8 thoughts
7 our 9 ,
9 , 10 as
9 , 11 well
11 well 12 as
12 as 14 .
13 locally 14 .

it [impresses] [us] as a giant with a mind comprehensive and [discriminating] enough to care for the great and small concerns of all the town . 
1 it 4 as
4 as 5 a
5 a 6 giant
5 a 26 .
6 giant 7 with
6 giant 8 a
7 with 8 a
8 a 9 mind
8 a 10 comprehensive
10 comprehensive 11 and
13 enough 14 to
14 to 15 care
14 to 16 for
16 for 18 great
17 the 18 great
18 great 19 and
19 and 20 small
19 and 21 concerns
21 concerns 22 of
22 of 23 all
22 of 24 the
24 the 25 town
25 town 26 .

yet , in spite of this connection with human interests , what a moral loneliness on week-days broods round about its stately height ! 
1 yet 2 ,
2 , 3 in
3 in 4 spite
4 spite 5 of
5 of 6 this
5 of 7 connection
7 connection 9 human
8 with 9 human
9 human 10 interests
9 human 11 ,
11 , 13 a
12 what 13 a
13 a 14 moral
13 a 15 loneliness
14 moral 15 loneliness
15 loneliness 16 on
15 loneliness 17 week-days
16 on 17 week-days
17 week-days 19 round
18 broods 19 round
19 round 20 about
19 round 21 its
21 its 22 stately
22 stately 23 height
22 stately 24 !
23 height 24 !

a glance at the body of the church deepens this impression . 
1 a 3 at
2 glance 3 at
3 at 4 the
4 the 5 body
5 body 6 of
5 body 7 the
6 of 7 the
7 the 9 deepens
8 church 9 deepens
9 deepens 11 impression
10 this 11 impression
11 impression 12 .

time where man lives not what is it but eternity [?] 
1 time 2 where
2 where 3 man
3 man 4 lives
3 man 5 not
5 not 6 what
5 not 7 is
6 what 7 is
7 is 8 it
7 is 9 but
8 it 9 but
9 but 10 eternity

we will say more of this hereafter . 
1 we 2 will
2 will 3 say
2 will 4 more
4 more 5 of
4 more 6 this
6 this 8 .
7 hereafter 8 .

many have fancied so . 
1 many 2 have
2 have 3 fancied
3 fancied 4 so
4 so 5 .

and ever let me recognize it ! 
1 and 2 ever
2 ever 3 let
3 let 4 me
4 me 6 it
5 recognize 6 it
6 it 7 !

some illusions and this [among] them are the shadows of great truths . 
1 some 2 illusions
2 illusions 3 and
3 and 4 this
4 this 13 .
6 them 7 are
7 are 8 the
8 the 9 shadows
9 shadows 10 of
10 of 11 great
11 great 12 truths
12 truths 13 .

if it have gone astray , it will return again . 
1 if 2 it
1 if 3 have
3 have 5 astray
4 gone 5 astray
5 astray 6 ,
6 , 7 it
6 , 8 will
8 will 9 return
9 return 10 again
10 again 11 .

i love to spend such pleasant [sabbaths] from morning till night behind the curtain of my open window . 
1 i 2 love
2 love 3 to
3 to 4 spend
4 spend 6 pleasant
5 such 6 pleasant
6 pleasant 8 from
8 from 9 morning
9 morning 11 night
10 till 11 night
11 night 12 behind
11 night 13 the
13 the 14 curtain
13 the 15 of
15 of 16 my
16 my 19 .
17 open 18 window
18 window 19 .

are they spent amiss ? 
1 are 2 they
2 they 3 spent
2 they 4 amiss
4 amiss 5 ?

every spot so near the church as to be visited by the circling shadow of the steeple should be deemed consecrated ground to-day . 
1 every 2 spot
1 every 3 so
2 spot 3 so
3 so 4 near
4 near 5 the
4 near 6 church
6 church 7 as
6 church 8 to
7 as 8 to
8 to 10 visited
9 be 10 visited
10 visited 11 by
11 by 12 the
12 the 13 circling
12 the 14 shadow
14 shadow 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 17 steeple
17 steeple 18 should
17 steeple 19 be
18 should 19 be
19 be 20 deemed
20 deemed 21 consecrated
20 deemed 22 ground
22 ground 24 .
23 to-day 24 .

my heart , perhaps , has no such holy , [nor] , [i] [would] fain trust , such impious , potency . 
1 my 3 ,
2 heart 3 ,
3 , 4 perhaps
3 , 5 ,
5 , 7 no
6 has 7 no
7 no 8 such
7 no 9 holy
9 holy 22 .
10 , 12 ,
12 , 15 fain
15 fain 17 ,
16 trust 17 ,
17 , 18 such
18 such 21 potency
19 impious 20 ,
19 impious 21 potency
21 potency 22 .

but [i] [am] there [even] [before] [my] [friend] the sexton . 
1 but 4 there
4 there 9 the
9 the 10 sexton
10 sexton 11 .

at length he comes a man of kindly but sombre aspect , in dark gray clothes , and hair of the same mixture . 
1 at 2 length
2 length 3 he
3 he 5 a
4 comes 5 a
5 a 6 man
5 a 7 of
7 of 8 kindly
7 of 9 but
9 but 10 sombre
10 sombre 11 aspect
10 sombre 12 ,
12 , 13 in
12 , 14 dark
13 in 14 dark
14 dark 15 gray
14 dark 16 clothes
15 gray 16 clothes
16 clothes 17 ,
16 clothes 18 and
18 and 20 of
19 hair 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 22 same
22 same 24 .
23 mixture 24 .

he comes and applies his key to the wide portal . 
1 he 2 comes
2 comes 4 applies
3 and 4 applies
4 applies 5 his
4 applies 6 key
5 his 6 key
6 key 7 to
7 to 8 the
8 the 9 wide
9 wide 10 portal
10 portal 11 .

how glad , yet solemn too ! 
1 how 2 glad
2 glad 3 ,
2 glad 4 yet
4 yet 5 solemn
5 solemn 6 too
5 solemn 7 !
6 too 7 !

all the steeples in town are talking together aloft in the sunny air and rejoicing among themselves while their spires point heavenward . 
1 all 2 the
2 the 3 steeples
3 steeples 4 in
3 steeples 5 town
5 town 7 talking
6 are 7 talking
7 talking 8 together
8 together 10 in
9 aloft 10 in
10 in 12 sunny
11 the 12 sunny
12 sunny 13 air
13 air 14 and
14 and 15 rejoicing
15 rejoicing 17 themselves
16 among 17 themselves
17 themselves 19 their
18 while 19 their
19 their 20 spires
20 spires 22 heavenward
21 point 22 heavenward
22 heavenward 23 .

meantime , here are the children assembling to the [sabbath-school] , which is kept somewhere within the church . 
1 meantime 2 ,
2 , 3 here
3 here 4 are
3 here 5 the
5 the 6 children
5 the 7 assembling
7 assembling 8 to
8 to 9 the
9 the 11 ,
11 , 12 which
12 which 14 kept
13 is 14 kept
14 kept 15 somewhere
15 somewhere 16 within
15 somewhere 17 the
17 the 19 .
18 church 19 .

or [i] [might] [compare] [them] to [cherubs] [haunting] that holy [place] . 
1 or 6 to
6 to 12 .
9 that 10 holy
10 holy 12 .

about a quarter of an hour before the second ringing of the bell individuals of the congregation begin to appear . 
1 about 2 a
2 a 3 quarter
2 a 4 of
3 quarter 4 of
4 of 5 an
4 of 6 hour
6 hour 7 before
6 hour 8 the
8 the 9 second
8 the 10 ringing
10 ringing 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 14 individuals
13 bell 14 individuals
14 individuals 16 the
15 of 16 the
16 the 18 begin
17 congregation 18 begin
18 begin 20 appear
19 to 20 appear
20 appear 21 .

would [that] the [sabbath] came [twice] [as] often , for the sake of that sorrowful old soul ! 
1 would 3 the
3 the 13 of
5 came 8 often
8 often 9 ,
9 , 10 for
9 , 11 the
10 for 11 the
11 the 12 sake
12 sake 13 of
13 of 14 that
14 that 15 sorrowful
15 sorrowful 16 old
16 old 17 soul
16 old 18 !

i sometimes fancy that the old woman is the happier of the two . 
1 i 2 sometimes
2 sometimes 3 fancy
3 fancy 4 that
4 that 5 the
5 the 6 old
6 old 7 woman
7 woman 9 the
8 is 9 the
9 the 10 happier
9 the 11 of
10 happier 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 two
13 two 14 .

after these , others drop in singly and by twos and threes , either disappearing through the doorway or taking their stand in its vicinity . 
1 after 2 these
2 these 3 ,
2 these 4 others
4 others 5 drop
4 others 6 in
6 in 8 and
7 singly 8 and
8 and 9 by
8 and 10 twos
9 by 10 twos
10 twos 11 and
10 twos 12 threes
12 threes 14 either
13 , 14 either
14 either 15 disappearing
14 either 16 through
16 through 17 the
16 through 18 doorway
18 doorway 19 or
18 doorway 20 taking
20 taking 21 their
20 taking 22 stand
22 stand 23 in
23 in 24 its
24 its 25 vicinity
25 vicinity 26 .

those pretty girls ! 
1 those 2 pretty
2 pretty 3 girls
2 pretty 4 !

why will they disturb my pious meditations ? 
1 why 2 will
2 will 3 they
3 they 4 disturb
4 disturb 6 pious
5 my 6 pious
6 pious 7 meditations
6 pious 8 ?

were [i] the minister himself , [i] must needs [look] . 
1 were 11 .
3 the 4 minister
3 the 9 needs
4 minister 5 himself
5 himself 6 ,
6 , 8 must
9 needs 11 .

the greater part , however , have adopted a milder cheerfulness of hue . 
1 the 2 greater
2 greater 3 part
2 greater 4 ,
4 , 5 however
5 however 6 ,
6 , 7 have
7 have 8 adopted
8 adopted 9 a
9 a 10 milder
10 milder 11 cheerfulness
11 cheerfulness 12 of
12 of 13 hue
13 hue 14 .

a [white] [stocking] is infinitely more effective than a black one . 
1 a 4 is
4 is 6 more
5 infinitely 6 more
6 more 8 than
7 effective 8 than
8 than 9 a
8 than 10 black
10 black 11 one
10 black 12 .

here comes the clergyman , slow and solemn , in severe simplicity , needing no black silk gown to denote his office . 
1 here 2 comes
2 comes 3 the
3 the 4 clergyman
3 the 5 ,
5 , 6 slow
6 slow 7 and
7 and 8 solemn
8 solemn 9 ,
9 , 10 in
10 in 11 severe
11 severe 13 ,
12 simplicity 13 ,
13 , 14 needing
13 , 15 no
15 no 17 silk
16 black 17 silk
17 silk 18 gown
17 silk 19 to
18 gown 19 to
19 to 21 his
20 denote 21 his
21 his 22 office
22 office 23 .

his aspect claims my reverence , but cannot win my love . 
1 his 2 aspect
2 aspect 3 claims
2 aspect 4 my
4 my 5 reverence
5 reverence 6 ,
6 , 7 but
7 but 8 cannot
8 cannot 9 win
9 win 10 my
10 my 12 .
11 love 12 .

by middle age , or sooner , the creed has generally wrought upon the heart or been [attempered] by it . 
1 by 2 middle
2 middle 3 age
2 middle 4 ,
4 , 5 or
4 , 6 sooner
6 sooner 7 ,
7 , 8 the
8 the 9 creed
9 creed 10 has
9 creed 11 generally
11 generally 12 wrought
11 generally 13 upon
13 upon 14 the
13 upon 15 heart
15 heart 16 or
15 heart 17 been
16 or 17 been
17 been 19 by
19 by 21 .
20 it 21 .

as the minister passes into the church the bell holds its iron tongue and all the low murmur of the congregation dies away . 
1 as 2 the
2 the 4 passes
3 minister 4 passes
4 passes 5 into
4 passes 6 the
5 into 6 the
6 the 7 church
6 the 8 the
7 church 8 the
8 the 9 bell
8 the 10 holds
9 bell 10 holds
10 holds 11 its
11 its 12 iron
11 its 13 tongue
13 tongue 14 and
13 tongue 15 all
15 all 16 the
16 the 22 dies
17 low 18 murmur
18 murmur 20 the
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 congregation
21 congregation 22 dies
22 dies 24 .
23 away 24 .

oh , [i] ought to have gone to church ! 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 4 ought
4 ought 5 to
4 ought 6 have
6 have 7 gone
7 gone 8 to
8 to 10 !
9 church 10 !

the bustle of the rising congregation reaches my ears . 
1 the 2 bustle
2 bustle 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 rising
5 rising 6 congregation
6 congregation 7 reaches
7 reaches 10 .
8 my 9 ears
9 ears 10 .

they are standing up to pray . 
1 they 2 are
2 are 3 standing
3 standing 4 up
4 up 5 to
5 to 6 pray
6 pray 7 .

" [lord] , look down upon me in mercy ! " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 10 !
4 look 5 down
5 down 6 upon
6 upon 7 me
7 me 8 in
7 me 9 mercy
8 in 9 mercy
9 mercy 10 !
10 ! 11 "

with that sentiment gushing from my soul , might [i] not leave all the rest to him ? 
1 with 2 that
2 that 3 sentiment
2 that 4 gushing
4 gushing 5 from
4 gushing 6 my
5 from 6 my
6 my 7 soul
7 soul 8 ,
8 , 9 might
9 might 11 not
11 not 12 leave
11 not 13 all
12 leave 13 all
13 all 14 the
14 the 15 rest
15 rest 16 to
16 to 17 him
17 him 18 ?

hark [!] the hymn ! 
1 hark 3 the
3 the 4 hymn
4 hymn 5 !

at this distance it thrills through my frame and plays upon my heart-strings with a pleasure both of the sense and spirit . 
1 at 2 this
2 this 3 distance
3 distance 4 it
3 distance 5 thrills
5 thrills 6 through
5 thrills 7 my
6 through 7 my
7 my 8 frame
7 my 9 and
8 frame 9 and
9 and 10 plays
10 plays 12 my
11 upon 12 my
12 my 13 heart-strings
13 heart-strings 15 a
14 with 15 a
15 a 16 pleasure
16 pleasure 19 the
17 both 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 sense
20 sense 21 and
21 and 22 spirit
22 spirit 23 .

heaven be praised ! 
1 heaven 2 be
2 be 3 praised
2 be 4 !

it is my misfortune seldom to fructify in a regular way by any but printed sermons . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 my
3 my 5 seldom
4 misfortune 5 seldom
5 seldom 6 to
5 seldom 7 fructify
7 fructify 9 a
8 in 9 a
9 a 10 regular
9 a 11 way
10 regular 11 way
11 way 12 by
11 way 13 any
13 any 15 printed
14 but 15 printed
15 printed 17 .
16 sermons 17 .

i , their sole auditor , cannot always understand them [.] 
1 i 2 ,
2 , 3 their
3 their 4 sole
4 sole 5 auditor
5 auditor 6 ,
6 , 8 always
7 cannot 8 always
8 always 9 understand
8 always 10 them
9 understand 10 them

suppose that a few hours have passed , and behold me still behind my curtain just before the close of the afternoon service . 
1 suppose 2 that
2 that 3 a
2 that 4 few
4 few 6 have
5 hours 6 have
6 have 7 passed
7 passed 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 behold
9 and 11 me
11 me 12 still
11 me 13 behind
12 still 13 behind
13 behind 14 my
13 behind 15 curtain
14 my 15 curtain
15 curtain 17 before
16 just 17 before
17 before 18 the
18 the 20 of
19 close 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 22 afternoon
22 afternoon 23 service
23 service 24 .

the hour-hand on the dial has passed beyond four o'clock . 
1 the 2 hour-hand
2 hour-hand 4 the
3 on 4 the
4 the 5 dial
4 the 6 has
6 has 7 passed
7 passed 8 beyond
8 beyond 10 o'clock
9 four 10 o'clock
10 o'clock 11 .

around the church door all is solitude , and an impenetrable obscurity beyond the threshold . 
1 around 2 the
2 the 3 church
3 church 4 door
4 door 5 all
4 door 6 is
6 is 7 solitude
6 is 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 an
10 an 11 impenetrable
11 impenetrable 12 obscurity
12 obscurity 13 beyond
12 obscurity 14 the
14 the 15 threshold
15 threshold 16 .

a commotion is heard . 
1 a 2 commotion
2 commotion 3 is
3 is 4 heard
4 heard 5 .

this instantaneous outbreak of life into loneliness is one of the pleasantest scenes of the day . 
1 this 9 one
2 instantaneous 4 of
3 outbreak 4 of
4 of 5 life
4 of 6 into
6 into 8 is
7 loneliness 8 is
8 is 9 one
9 one 10 of
10 of 11 the
10 of 13 scenes
11 the 12 pleasantest
13 scenes 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 day
16 day 17 .

i have taken a great liking to those black silk pantaloons . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 taken
3 taken 4 a
4 a 5 great
5 great 7 to
6 liking 7 to
7 to 8 those
7 to 9 black
9 black 10 silk
9 black 11 pantaloons
11 pantaloons 12 .

the [sabbath] eve is the eve of love . 
1 the 3 eve
3 eve 4 is
4 is 5 the
5 the 6 eve
6 eve 7 of
7 of 9 .
8 love 9 .

at length the whole congregation is dispersed . 
1 at 2 length
2 length 3 the
3 the 5 congregation
4 whole 5 congregation
5 congregation 6 is
5 congregation 7 dispersed
6 is 7 dispersed
7 dispersed 8 .

poor souls ! 
1 poor 2 souls
2 souls 3 !

to them the most captivating picture of bliss in heaven is " there we shall be white ! " 
1 to 2 them
2 them 3 the
3 the 5 captivating
4 most 5 captivating
5 captivating 7 of
6 picture 7 of
7 of 9 in
8 bliss 9 in
9 in 10 heaven
10 heaven 11 is
10 heaven 12 "
11 is 12 "
12 " 14 we
13 there 14 we
14 we 15 shall
15 shall 16 be
16 be 17 white
16 be 18 !
18 ! 19 "

all is solitude again . 
1 all 2 is
2 is 4 again
3 solitude 4 again
4 again 5 .

but hark ! 
1 but 2 hark
2 hark 3 !

a broken warbling of voices , and now , attuning its grandeur to their sweetness , a stately peal of the organ . 
1 a 2 broken
2 broken 3 warbling
2 broken 4 of
4 of 6 ,
5 voices 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 now
8 now 9 ,
8 now 10 attuning
10 attuning 11 its
11 its 13 to
12 grandeur 13 to
13 to 14 their
13 to 15 sweetness
15 sweetness 16 ,
16 , 17 a
17 a 18 stately
18 stately 20 of
19 peal 20 of
20 of 22 organ
21 the 22 organ
22 organ 23 .

who are the choristers ? 
1 who 2 are
2 are 3 the
2 are 4 choristers
3 the 4 choristers
4 choristers 5 ?

on the wings of that rich melody they were borne upward . 
1 on 2 the
2 the 3 wings
3 wings 4 of
4 of 5 that
5 that 7 melody
6 rich 7 melody
7 melody 8 they
8 they 9 were
9 were 10 borne
10 borne 11 upward
11 upward 12 .

this , gentle reader , is merely a flight of poetry . 
1 this 2 ,
2 , 3 gentle
2 , 4 reader
4 reader 5 ,
4 reader 6 is
6 is 7 merely
7 merely 8 a
8 a 9 flight
9 flight 10 of
10 of 11 poetry
11 poetry 12 .

a few of the [singing-men] and [singing-women] had lingered behind their fellows and raised their voices fitfully and blew a careless note upon the organ . 
1 a 2 few
2 few 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 6 and
6 and 8 had
8 had 9 lingered
9 lingered 11 their
10 behind 11 their
11 their 12 fellows
11 their 13 and
13 and 14 raised
14 raised 15 their
14 raised 16 voices
16 voices 17 fitfully
16 voices 18 and
18 and 19 blew
19 blew 20 a
20 a 21 careless
21 careless 23 upon
22 note 23 upon
23 upon 24 the
24 the 26 .
25 organ 26 .

yet it lifted my soul higher than all their former strains . 
1 yet 2 it
2 it 4 my
3 lifted 4 my
4 my 5 soul
4 my 6 higher
6 higher 7 than
6 higher 8 all
8 all 10 former
9 their 10 former
10 former 12 .
11 strains 12 .

they are gone the sons and daughters of [music] and the gray sexton is just closing the portal . 
1 they 3 gone
2 are 3 gone
3 gone 5 sons
4 the 5 sons
5 sons 6 and
5 sons 7 daughters
6 and 7 daughters
7 daughters 8 of
8 of 10 and
10 and 11 the
11 the 12 gray
12 gray 13 sexton
13 sexton 14 is
14 is 15 just
15 just 16 closing
15 just 17 the
17 the 18 portal
18 portal 19 .

oh , but the church is a symbol of religion . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 4 the
3 but 4 the
4 the 5 church
4 the 6 is
6 is 7 a
7 a 8 symbol
8 symbol 9 of
9 of 10 religion
10 religion 11 .

there is a moral , and a religion too , even in the silent walls . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 moral
4 moral 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 a
6 and 8 religion
8 religion 9 too
8 religion 10 ,
10 , 12 in
11 even 12 in
12 in 13 the
13 the 14 silent
14 silent 16 .
15 walls 16 .

and may the steeple still point heavenward and be decked with the [hallowed] sunshine of the [sabbath] morn ! 
1 and 8 and
2 may 3 the
2 may 4 steeple
4 steeple 6 point
5 still 6 point
6 point 7 heavenward
7 heavenward 8 and
8 and 12 the
9 be 10 decked
10 decked 11 with
10 decked 12 the
12 the 15 of
14 sunshine 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 18 morn
18 morn 19 !

[the] [wedding-knell] [.] 

that venerable lady chanced to be a spectator of the scene , and ever after made it her favorite narrative . 
1 that 2 venerable
2 venerable 3 lady
3 lady 5 to
4 chanced 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 8 spectator
7 a 8 spectator
8 spectator 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 12 ,
11 scene 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 after
14 ever 15 after
15 after 17 it
16 made 17 it
17 it 18 her
18 her 19 favorite
18 her 20 narrative
20 narrative 21 .

with such a place , though the tumult of the city rolls beneath its tower , one would be willing to connect some legendary interest . 
1 with 2 such
2 such 3 a
3 a 4 place
4 place 5 ,
5 , 7 the
6 though 7 the
7 the 8 tumult
8 tumult 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 city
11 city 12 rolls
12 rolls 14 its
13 beneath 14 its
14 its 15 tower
14 its 16 ,
15 tower 16 ,
16 , 17 one
17 one 18 would
18 would 19 be
19 be 21 to
20 willing 21 to
21 to 22 connect
21 to 23 some
23 some 24 legendary
24 legendary 25 interest
25 interest 26 .

but there was no need of this . 
1 but 2 there
2 there 3 was
3 was 4 no
4 no 5 need
5 need 6 of
6 of 8 .
7 this 8 .

if he were mad , it was the consequence , and not the cause , of an aimless and abortive life . 
1 if 2 he
2 he 3 were
2 he 4 mad
4 mad 5 ,
5 , 6 it
6 it 8 the
7 was 8 the
8 the 10 ,
9 consequence 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 not
12 not 13 the
13 the 15 ,
14 cause 15 ,
15 , 17 an
16 of 17 an
17 an 18 aimless
17 an 19 and
18 aimless 19 and
19 and 20 abortive
19 and 21 life
21 life 22 .

the widow was as [complete] a contrast to her third bridegroom in everything but age as can well be conceived . 
1 the 2 widow
2 widow 3 was
3 was 4 as
4 as 6 a
6 a 7 contrast
6 a 8 to
8 to 9 her
9 her 10 third
10 third 11 bridegroom
11 bridegroom 12 in
11 bridegroom 13 everything
13 everything 15 age
14 but 15 age
15 age 17 can
16 as 17 can
17 can 18 well
17 can 19 be
18 well 19 be
19 be 20 conceived
19 be 21 .

sage in most matters , the widow was perhaps the more amiable for the one [frailty] that made her ridiculous . 
1 sage 2 in
2 in 3 most
2 in 4 matters
4 matters 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 7 widow
7 widow 8 was
8 was 10 the
9 perhaps 10 the
10 the 11 more
11 more 13 for
12 amiable 13 for
13 for 14 the
13 for 15 one
15 one 17 that
17 that 18 made
17 that 19 her
19 her 21 .
20 ridiculous 21 .

but while people talked the wedding-day arrived . 
1 but 2 while
2 while 4 talked
3 people 4 talked
4 talked 5 the
4 talked 6 wedding-day
5 the 6 wedding-day
6 wedding-day 8 .
7 arrived 8 .

it had been arranged , or possibly it was the custom of the day , that the parties should proceed separately to church . 
1 it 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 4 arranged
4 arranged 5 ,
5 , 17 the
6 or 7 possibly
7 possibly 8 it
7 possibly 9 was
9 was 10 the
9 was 11 custom
10 the 11 custom
11 custom 12 of
11 custom 13 the
13 the 14 day
13 the 15 ,
15 , 16 that
16 that 17 the
17 the 18 parties
17 the 19 should
18 parties 19 should
19 should 20 proceed
20 proceed 21 separately
21 separately 23 church
22 to 23 church
23 church 24 .

the whole group , except the principal figure , was made up of youth and gayety . 
1 the 2 whole
2 whole 4 ,
3 group 4 ,
4 , 5 except
4 , 6 the
6 the 7 principal
6 the 8 figure
8 figure 9 ,
8 figure 10 was
10 was 11 made
10 was 13 of
11 made 12 up
13 of 14 youth
14 youth 15 and
15 and 17 .
16 gayety 17 .

so brilliant was the spectacle that few took notice of a singular phenomenon that had marked its entrance . 
1 so 3 was
2 brilliant 3 was
3 was 5 spectacle
4 the 5 spectacle
5 spectacle 6 that
5 spectacle 7 few
6 that 7 few
7 few 9 notice
8 took 9 notice
9 notice 10 of
9 notice 11 a
11 a 12 singular
12 singular 13 phenomenon
12 singular 14 that
14 that 15 had
14 that 16 marked
15 had 16 marked
16 marked 17 its
17 its 18 entrance
18 entrance 19 .

at the moment when the bride 's foot touched the threshold the bell swung heavily in the tower above her and sent forth its deepest knell . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 moment
2 the 4 when
4 when 5 the
5 the 6 bride
6 bride 10 the
7 's 8 foot
8 foot 9 touched
9 touched 10 the
10 the 11 threshold
10 the 12 the
12 the 13 bell
12 the 14 swung
14 swung 16 in
15 heavily 16 in
16 in 18 tower
17 the 18 tower
18 tower 20 her
19 above 20 her
20 her 21 and
20 her 22 sent
22 sent 23 forth
23 forth 24 its
23 forth 25 deepest
24 its 25 deepest
25 deepest 26 knell
25 deepest 27 .
26 knell 27 .

the [vibrations] died away , and returned with prolonged solemnity as she entered the body of the church . 
1 the 16 of
3 died 4 away
4 away 6 and
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 returned
6 and 8 with
8 with 9 prolonged
9 prolonged 10 solemnity
9 prolonged 11 as
11 as 12 she
12 she 13 entered
13 entered 14 the
14 the 15 body
15 body 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 church
18 church 19 .

" good heavens ! 
1 " 2 good
2 good 3 heavens
3 heavens 4 !

what [an] [omen] ! " whispered a young lady to her lover . 
1 what 4 !
4 ! 6 whispered
5 " 6 whispered
6 whispered 7 a
6 whispered 8 young
8 young 9 lady
9 lady 10 to
9 lady 11 her
11 her 12 lover
11 her 13 .
12 lover 13 .

" on my honor , " replied the gentleman , " [i] believe the bell [has] the good taste to toll of its own accord . 
1 " 2 on
2 on 3 my
3 my 4 honor
4 honor 6 "
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 replied
7 replied 9 gentleman
8 the 9 gentleman
9 gentleman 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 17 the
11 " 13 believe
13 believe 14 the
14 the 15 bell
17 the 19 taste
17 the 22 of
18 good 19 taste
19 taste 20 to
19 taste 21 toll
22 of 23 its
23 its 25 accord
24 own 25 accord
25 accord 26 .

what has she to do with weddings ? 
1 what 2 has
2 has 3 she
3 she 4 to
4 to 6 with
5 do 6 with
6 with 7 weddings
7 weddings 8 ?

if you , dearest [julia] , were approaching the altar , the bell would ring out its merriest peal . 
1 if 2 you
2 you 3 ,
3 , 4 dearest
4 dearest 6 ,
6 , 8 approaching
7 were 8 approaching
8 approaching 9 the
8 approaching 10 altar
9 the 10 altar
10 altar 11 ,
10 altar 12 the
11 , 12 the
12 the 13 bell
12 the 14 would
13 bell 14 would
14 would 15 ring
14 would 16 out
15 ring 16 out
16 out 17 its
16 out 18 merriest
17 its 18 merriest
18 merriest 20 .
19 peal 20 .

it has only [a] [funeral-knell] for her . " 
1 it 2 has
2 has 9 "
3 only 6 for
6 for 7 her
7 her 8 .
8 . 9 "

they therefore [continued] to advance with undiminished gayety . 
1 they 4 to
2 therefore 4 to
4 to 5 advance
5 advance 9 .
6 with 7 undiminished
7 undiminished 8 gayety
8 gayety 9 .

but her heroism was admirable . 
1 but 2 her
2 her 4 was
3 heroism 4 was
4 was 5 admirable
4 was 6 .
5 admirable 6 .

the bell continued to swing , strike and [vibrate] with the same doleful regularity as when a corpse is on its way to the tomb . 
1 the 2 bell
2 bell 3 continued
3 continued 5 swing
4 to 5 swing
5 swing 6 ,
5 swing 7 strike
7 strike 8 and
8 and 26 .
10 with 11 the
10 with 12 same
12 same 13 doleful
12 same 14 regularity
13 doleful 14 regularity
14 regularity 15 as
14 regularity 16 when
15 as 16 when
16 when 17 a
16 when 18 corpse
18 corpse 20 on
19 is 20 on
20 on 21 its
21 its 22 way
22 way 24 the
23 to 24 the
24 the 25 tomb
24 the 26 .

thus we may draw a sad but profitable moral from this [funeral-knell] . " 
1 thus 2 we
2 we 3 may
3 may 5 a
4 draw 5 a
5 a 6 sad
5 a 7 but
6 sad 7 but
7 but 9 moral
8 profitable 9 moral
9 moral 10 from
9 moral 11 this
11 this 13 .
13 . 14 "

the young have less charity for aged follies than the old for those of youth [.] 
1 the 2 young
2 young 3 have
2 young 4 less
4 less 5 charity
4 less 6 for
6 for 7 aged
7 aged 8 follies
8 follies 9 than
8 follies 10 the
9 than 10 the
10 the 11 old
10 the 12 for
12 for 13 those
13 those 14 of
13 those 15 youth

two buried men with a voice at her ear and a cry afar off were calling her to lie down beside them . 
1 two 2 buried
1 two 3 men
3 men 5 a
4 with 5 a
5 a 6 voice
6 voice 7 at
7 at 9 ear
8 her 9 ear
9 ear 10 and
10 and 11 a
10 and 12 cry
11 a 12 cry
12 cry 13 afar
12 cry 14 off
14 off 15 were
14 off 16 calling
15 were 16 calling
16 calling 17 her
16 calling 18 to
17 her 18 to
18 to 19 lie
18 to 20 down
19 lie 20 down
20 down 21 beside
20 down 22 them
22 them 23 .

but why had she returned to him when their cold hearts shrank from each other 's embrace ? 
1 but 2 why
2 why 4 she
3 had 4 she
4 she 5 returned
4 she 6 to
6 to 7 him
6 to 8 when
8 when 10 cold
9 their 10 cold
10 cold 11 hearts
10 cold 12 shrank
12 shrank 13 from
13 from 14 each
13 from 15 other
15 other 16 's
15 other 17 embrace
17 embrace 18 ?

still the death-bell tolled so mournfully that the sunshine seemed to fade in the air . 
1 still 2 the
1 still 3 death-bell
3 death-bell 5 so
4 tolled 5 so
5 so 6 mournfully
5 so 7 that
7 that 8 the
7 that 9 sunshine
8 the 9 sunshine
9 sunshine 10 seemed
10 seemed 11 to
11 to 12 fade
12 fade 13 in
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 air
15 air 16 .

immediately after , the footsteps of the bridegroom and his friends were heard at the door . 
1 immediately 15 the
2 after 3 ,
2 after 4 the
4 the 6 of
5 footsteps 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 bridegroom
8 bridegroom 9 and
9 and 10 his
10 his 12 were
11 friends 12 were
12 were 14 at
13 heard 14 at
14 at 15 the
15 the 16 door
16 door 17 .

" you frighten me , my dear madam , " cried she . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 frighten
3 frighten 4 me
4 me 5 ,
5 , 6 my
6 my 8 madam
7 dear 8 madam
8 madam 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 cried
11 cried 13 .
12 she 13 .

" for heaven 's sake , what is the matter ? " 
1 " 2 for
2 for 4 's
3 heaven 4 's
4 's 5 sake
4 's 6 ,
6 , 7 what
7 what 9 the
8 is 9 the
9 the 10 matter
10 matter 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

i am expecting my bridegroom to come into the church with my two [first] husbands [for] [groomsmen] . " 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 expecting
3 expecting 4 my
4 my 5 bridegroom
5 bridegroom 19 "
6 to 7 come
7 come 8 into
8 into 9 the
9 the 10 church
9 the 11 with
11 with 12 my
11 with 13 two
13 two 15 husbands
15 husbands 18 .
18 . 19 "

" look ! look ! " screamed the bridemaid . 
1 " 2 look
2 look 3 !
2 look 4 look
4 look 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 screamed
7 screamed 8 the
8 the 9 bridemaid
9 bridemaid 10 .

" what is here ? 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 is
3 is 5 ?
4 here 5 ?

the funeral ! " 
1 the 2 funeral
2 funeral 3 !
3 ! 4 "

as she spoke a dark procession paced into the church . 
1 as 2 she
2 she 4 a
3 spoke 4 a
4 a 5 dark
5 dark 7 paced
6 procession 7 paced
7 paced 8 into
7 paced 9 the
9 the 10 church
10 church 11 .

behind appeared another and another pair , as aged , as black and mournful as the first . 
1 behind 2 appeared
2 appeared 3 another
2 appeared 4 and
4 and 6 pair
5 another 6 pair
6 pair 7 ,
7 , 9 aged
8 as 9 aged
9 aged 10 ,
10 , 11 as
10 , 12 black
12 black 13 and
13 and 14 mournful
13 and 15 as
15 as 16 the
16 the 17 first
17 first 18 .

it was the bridegroom in his shroud . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 bridegroom
4 bridegroom 5 in
5 in 6 his
6 his 8 .
7 shroud 8 .

no garb but that of the grave could have [befitted] such a death-like aspect . 
1 no 2 garb
2 garb 3 but
3 but 5 of
4 that 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 grave
7 grave 9 have
8 could 9 have
9 have 11 such
11 such 12 a
12 a 13 death-like
13 death-like 14 aspect
14 aspect 15 .

" come , my bride ! " said those pale lips . 
1 " 2 come
2 come 3 ,
3 , 4 my
4 my 5 bride
5 bride 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 10 pale
9 those 10 pale
10 pale 11 lips
11 lips 12 .

" the hearse is ready ; the sexton stands waiting for us at the door of the tomb . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 hearse
2 the 4 is
4 is 5 ready
5 ready 6 ;
5 ready 7 the
7 the 8 sexton
8 sexton 9 stands
8 sexton 10 waiting
10 waiting 11 for
10 waiting 12 us
11 for 12 us
12 us 13 at
13 at 14 the
14 the 15 door
15 door 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 tomb
18 tomb 19 .

let us be married , and then to our coffins ! " 
1 let 3 be
2 us 3 be
3 be 4 married
3 be 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 8 to
7 then 8 to
8 to 9 our
8 to 10 coffins
10 coffins 11 !
11 ! 12 "

how shall the widow 's horror be represented ? 
1 how 2 shall
2 shall 4 widow
3 the 4 widow
4 widow 5 's
4 widow 6 horror
5 's 6 horror
6 horror 7 be
6 horror 8 represented
8 represented 9 ?

it gave her the ghastliness of a dead man 's bride . 
1 it 2 gave
2 gave 4 the
3 her 4 the
4 the 5 ghastliness
5 ghastliness 6 of
6 of 7 a
7 a 8 dead
8 dead 9 man
9 man 10 's
10 's 11 bride
11 bride 12 .

the awestruck silence was first broken by the clergyman . 
1 the 2 awestruck
2 awestruck 3 silence
2 awestruck 4 was
3 silence 4 was
4 was 5 first
5 first 6 broken
5 first 7 by
6 broken 7 by
7 by 8 the
7 by 9 clergyman
9 clergyman 10 .

" [mr] [ellenwood] , " said he , soothingly , yet with somewhat of authority , " you are not well . 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 7 he
6 said 8 ,
8 , 9 soothingly
9 soothingly 10 ,
10 , 13 somewhat
11 yet 12 with
12 with 13 somewhat
13 somewhat 14 of
14 of 15 authority
14 of 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 18 you
18 you 19 are
19 are 20 not
20 not 22 .
21 well 22 .

your mind has been agitated by the unusual circumstances in which you are placed . 
1 your 2 mind
2 mind 4 been
3 has 4 been
4 been 5 agitated
4 been 6 by
6 by 7 the
7 the 8 unusual
8 unusual 10 in
9 circumstances 10 in
10 in 11 which
11 which 12 you
11 which 13 are
13 are 14 placed
13 are 15 .

the ceremony must be deferred . 
1 the 2 ceremony
2 ceremony 3 must
3 must 4 be
4 be 5 deferred
5 deferred 6 .

as an old friend , let me entreat you to return home . " 
1 as 2 an
1 as 3 old
3 old 5 ,
4 friend 5 ,
5 , 6 let
6 let 7 me
7 me 9 you
8 entreat 9 you
9 you 10 to
10 to 11 return
11 return 12 home
12 home 13 .
13 . 14 "

" [home] yes ; but not without my bride , " answered he , in the same hollow accents . 
1 " 3 yes
3 yes 4 ;
4 ; 5 but
5 but 15 in
6 not 7 without
7 without 8 my
7 without 9 bride
9 bride 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 answered
12 answered 13 he
13 he 14 ,
14 , 15 in
15 in 16 the
16 the 17 same
17 same 18 hollow
18 hollow 20 .
19 accents 20 .

" you deem this [mockery] perhaps madness . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 deem
3 deem 4 this
4 this 8 .
6 perhaps 7 madness
7 madness 8 .

none that beheld them could deny the terrible strength of the moral which his disordered intellect had contrived to draw . 
1 none 2 that
2 that 4 them
3 beheld 4 them
4 them 6 deny
5 could 6 deny
6 deny 7 the
6 deny 8 terrible
7 the 8 terrible
8 terrible 9 strength
8 terrible 10 of
10 of 12 moral
11 the 12 moral
12 moral 13 which
13 which 14 his
14 his 15 disordered
14 his 16 intellect
16 intellect 18 contrived
17 had 18 contrived
18 contrived 19 to
18 contrived 20 draw
19 to 20 draw
20 draw 21 .

" cruel ! cruel ! " groaned the [heartstricken] bride . 
1 " 8 the
2 cruel 4 cruel
3 ! 4 cruel
4 cruel 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 groaned
7 groaned 8 the
8 the 10 bride
10 bride 11 .

at your summons [i] am here . 
1 at 2 your
2 your 3 summons
3 summons 7 .
5 am 6 here
6 here 7 .

but other husbands have enjoyed your youth , your beauty , your warmth of heart and all that could be termed your life . 
1 but 2 other
2 other 3 husbands
2 other 4 have
4 have 6 your
5 enjoyed 6 your
6 your 8 ,
7 youth 8 ,
8 , 9 your
8 , 10 beauty
10 beauty 11 ,
11 , 13 warmth
12 your 13 warmth
13 warmth 14 of
13 warmth 15 heart
15 heart 16 and
15 heart 17 all
17 all 18 that
17 all 19 could
19 could 20 be
20 be 21 termed
21 termed 24 .
22 your 23 life
23 life 24 .

what is there for me but your decay and death ? 
1 what 2 is
2 is 3 there
2 is 4 for
4 for 6 but
5 me 6 but
6 but 8 decay
7 your 8 decay
8 decay 9 and
8 decay 10 death
9 and 10 death
10 death 11 ?

the stern lesson of the day had done its work ; her [worldliness] was gone . 
1 the 2 stern
2 stern 3 lesson
3 lesson 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 day
5 the 7 had
6 day 7 had
7 had 8 done
7 had 9 its
8 done 9 its
9 its 10 work
10 work 11 ;
10 work 12 her
11 ; 12 her
12 her 14 was
14 was 15 gone
15 gone 16 .

she seized the bridegroom 's hand . 
1 she 2 seized
2 seized 3 the
3 the 4 bridegroom
4 bridegroom 5 's
5 's 6 hand
6 hand 7 .

" yes ! " cried she ; " let us wed even at the door of the [sepulchre] . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 7 ;
6 she 7 ;
7 ; 8 "
7 ; 9 let
9 let 11 wed
10 us 11 wed
11 wed 12 even
11 wed 13 at
12 even 13 at
13 at 14 the
13 at 15 door
14 the 15 door
15 door 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 19 .

my life is [gone] in vanity and emptiness , but at its close there is [one] true [feeling] . 
1 my 2 life
2 life 3 is
3 is 19 .
5 in 6 vanity
6 vanity 7 and
7 and 9 ,
8 emptiness 9 ,
9 , 10 but
9 , 11 at
11 at 12 its
11 at 13 close
12 its 13 close
13 close 14 there
13 close 15 is
14 there 15 is
15 is 17 true
17 true 19 .

it has made me what [i] was in youth : it makes me worthy of you . 
1 it 3 made
2 has 3 made
3 made 4 me
4 me 17 .
5 what 7 was
7 was 8 in
7 was 9 youth
9 youth 10 :
9 youth 11 it
11 it 12 makes
12 makes 13 me
13 me 14 worthy
14 worthy 15 of
15 of 16 you
15 of 17 .

time is no more for both of us . 
1 time 2 is
2 is 3 no
2 is 4 more
3 no 4 more
4 more 5 for
4 more 6 both
5 for 6 both
6 both 7 of
6 both 8 us
8 us 9 .

let us wed for [eternity] . " 
1 let 2 us
2 us 3 wed
2 us 4 for
4 for 6 .
6 . 7 "

with a long and deep regard the bridegroom looked into her eyes , while a tear was gathering in his own . 
1 with 2 a
2 a 3 long
2 a 4 and
4 and 5 deep
5 deep 7 the
6 regard 7 the
7 the 8 bridegroom
7 the 9 looked
8 bridegroom 9 looked
9 looked 10 into
9 looked 11 her
11 her 13 ,
12 eyes 13 ,
13 , 15 a
14 while 15 a
15 a 17 was
16 tear 17 was
17 was 18 gathering
17 was 19 in
19 in 20 his
20 his 21 own
21 own 22 .

how strange that gush of human feeling from the frozen bosom of a corpse ! 
1 how 2 strange
2 strange 3 that
2 strange 4 gush
4 gush 5 of
5 of 6 human
5 of 7 feeling
7 feeling 9 the
8 from 9 the
9 the 10 frozen
9 the 11 bosom
10 frozen 11 bosom
11 bosom 12 of
12 of 13 a
13 a 14 corpse
14 corpse 15 !

he wiped away the tear , even with his shroud . 
1 he 2 wiped
2 wiped 3 away
3 away 4 the
4 the 5 tear
4 the 6 ,
6 , 7 even
6 , 8 with
8 with 9 his
9 his 10 shroud
10 shroud 11 .

" [beloved] of my youth , " said he , " [i] have been [wild] . 
1 " 3 of
3 of 5 youth
4 my 5 youth
5 youth 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 9 he
9 he 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 13 have
13 have 14 been
14 been 16 .

the despair of my whole lifetime had returned at once and maddened me . 
1 the 2 despair
1 the 3 of
3 of 4 my
4 my 6 lifetime
5 whole 6 lifetime
6 lifetime 8 returned
7 had 8 returned
8 returned 10 once
9 at 10 once
10 once 12 maddened
11 and 12 maddened
12 maddened 13 me
12 maddened 14 .
13 me 14 .

forgive and be forgiven . 
1 forgive 2 and
2 and 3 be
2 and 4 forgiven
4 forgiven 5 .

yes ; it is evening with us now , and we have realized none of our morning dreams of happiness . 
1 yes 2 ;
2 ; 3 it
2 ; 4 is
4 is 5 evening
5 evening 6 with
5 evening 7 us
6 with 7 us
7 us 8 now
7 us 9 ,
8 now 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 12 have
11 we 12 have
12 have 14 none
13 realized 14 none
14 none 16 our
15 of 16 our
16 our 17 morning
17 morning 19 of
18 dreams 19 of
19 of 20 happiness
19 of 21 .

and what is time to the married of eternity ? " 
1 and 2 what
2 what 3 is
3 is 5 to
4 time 5 to
5 to 6 the
5 to 7 married
7 married 9 eternity
8 of 9 eternity
9 eternity 10 ?
9 eternity 11 "

amid the tears of many and a swell of exalted sentiment in those who felt aright was [solemnized] the union of two immortal souls . 
1 amid 2 the
2 the 3 tears
2 the 4 of
4 of 5 many
5 many 6 and
5 many 7 a
7 a 9 of
8 swell 9 of
9 of 10 exalted
9 of 11 sentiment
10 exalted 11 sentiment
11 sentiment 12 in
12 in 14 who
13 those 14 who
14 who 15 felt
15 felt 16 aright
15 felt 17 was
17 was 25 .
19 the 20 union
20 union 21 of
21 of 22 two
21 of 23 immortal
23 immortal 24 souls
24 souls 25 .

[the] [minister's] [black] [veil] [.] 

a [parable] . [[] @number@ []] 
1 a 3 .
3 . 5 @number@

the sexton stood in the porch of [milford] meeting-house pulling lustily at the bell-rope . 
1 the 2 sexton
1 the 10 pulling
2 sexton 3 stood
3 stood 4 in
3 stood 5 the
5 the 6 porch
6 porch 7 of
7 of 9 meeting-house
10 pulling 13 the
11 lustily 12 at
12 at 13 the
13 the 15 .
14 bell-rope 15 .

the old people of the village came stooping along the street . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 3 people
3 people 4 of
4 of 5 the
4 of 6 village
5 the 6 village
6 village 7 came
6 village 8 stooping
8 stooping 9 along
9 along 10 the
10 the 11 street
11 street 12 .

children with bright faces tripped merrily beside their parents or mimicked a graver gait in the conscious dignity of their [sunday] clothes . 
1 children 2 with
2 with 3 bright
2 with 4 faces
3 bright 4 faces
4 faces 5 tripped
4 faces 6 merrily
5 tripped 6 merrily
6 merrily 7 beside
6 merrily 8 their
8 their 9 parents
9 parents 10 or
9 parents 11 mimicked
11 mimicked 12 a
11 mimicked 13 graver
12 a 13 graver
13 graver 14 gait
14 gait 16 the
15 in 16 the
16 the 18 dignity
17 conscious 18 dignity
18 dignity 19 of
19 of 20 their
20 their 22 clothes
22 clothes 23 .

spruce bachelors looked sidelong at the pretty maidens , and fancied that the [sabbath] sunshine made them prettier than on week-days . 
1 spruce 2 bachelors
1 spruce 3 looked
3 looked 5 at
4 sidelong 5 at
5 at 6 the
6 the 7 pretty
7 pretty 9 ,
8 maidens 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 fancied
11 fancied 12 that
12 that 13 the
13 the 15 sunshine
15 sunshine 22 .
16 made 18 prettier
17 them 18 prettier
18 prettier 19 than
18 prettier 20 on
20 on 21 week-days
21 week-days 22 .

the first glimpse of the clergyman 's figure was the signal for the bell to cease its summons . 
1 the 2 first
1 the 3 glimpse
3 glimpse 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 clergyman
6 clergyman 7 's
7 's 8 figure
8 figure 9 was
9 was 10 the
10 the 11 signal
11 signal 12 for
12 for 13 the
13 the 14 bell
14 bell 15 to
15 to 16 cease
16 cease 19 .
17 its 18 summons
18 summons 19 .

in his case , however , the symbol had a different import . 
1 in 2 his
2 his 3 case
3 case 4 ,
4 , 5 however
5 however 6 ,
6 , 7 the
6 , 8 symbol
7 the 8 symbol
8 symbol 9 had
8 symbol 10 a
9 had 10 a
10 a 11 different
10 a 12 import
11 different 12 import
12 import 13 .

" but what has [good] [parson] [hooper] got upon his face ? " cried the sexton , in astonishment . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 what
3 what 4 has
4 has 8 got
8 got 20 .
9 upon 10 his
10 his 11 face
10 his 12 ?
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 cried
14 cried 15 the
15 the 16 sexton
16 sexton 17 ,
16 sexton 18 in
18 in 19 astonishment
18 in 20 .

all within hearing immediately turned about and beheld the semblance of [mr] [hooper] pacing slowly his meditative way toward the meeting-house . 
1 all 2 within
2 within 3 hearing
2 within 4 immediately
4 immediately 5 turned
4 immediately 6 about
5 turned 6 about
6 about 7 and
7 and 8 beheld
7 and 9 the
9 the 10 semblance
10 semblance 11 of
11 of 21 meeting-house
14 pacing 15 slowly
15 slowly 16 his
15 slowly 17 meditative
16 his 17 meditative
17 meditative 18 way
17 meditative 19 toward
18 way 19 toward
19 toward 20 the
20 the 21 meeting-house
21 meeting-house 22 .

with one accord they started , expressing more wonder than if some strange minister were coming to dust the cushions of [mr] [hooper] 's pulpit . 
1 with 3 accord
2 one 3 accord
3 accord 4 they
3 accord 5 started
4 they 5 started
5 started 6 ,
5 started 7 expressing
6 , 7 expressing
7 expressing 8 more
7 expressing 9 wonder
8 more 9 wonder
9 wonder 10 than
9 wonder 11 if
10 than 11 if
11 if 12 some
11 if 13 strange
12 some 13 strange
13 strange 15 were
14 minister 15 were
15 were 16 coming
15 were 17 to
17 to 18 dust
17 to 19 the
19 the 20 cushions
20 cushions 21 of
21 of 26 .
24 's 25 pulpit
25 pulpit 26 .

" are you sure it is our parson ? " inquired [goodman] [gray] of the sexton . 
1 " 2 are
2 are 3 you
2 are 9 ?
3 you 4 sure
4 sure 5 it
5 it 6 is
6 is 7 our
7 our 8 parson
9 ? 10 "
10 " 11 inquired
11 inquired 16 sexton
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 sexton
16 sexton 17 .

" of a certainty it is good [mr] [hooper] , " replied the sexton . 
1 " 2 of
2 of 4 certainty
3 a 4 certainty
4 certainty 5 it
4 certainty 6 is
6 is 10 ,
7 good 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 replied
12 replied 13 the
13 the 14 sexton
14 sexton 15 .

the cause of so much amazement may appear sufficiently slight . 
1 the 2 cause
2 cause 3 of
3 of 4 so
3 of 5 much
4 so 5 much
5 much 6 amazement
6 amazement 7 may
7 may 9 sufficiently
8 appear 9 sufficiently
9 sufficiently 10 slight
10 slight 11 .

there was but one thing remarkable in his appearance . 
1 there 3 but
2 was 3 but
3 but 4 one
4 one 5 thing
5 thing 6 remarkable
5 thing 7 in
7 in 8 his
8 his 9 appearance
9 appearance 10 .

but so wonder-struck were they that his greeting hardly met with a return . 
1 but 2 so
1 but 3 wonder-struck
3 wonder-struck 5 they
4 were 5 they
5 they 6 that
5 they 7 his
6 that 7 his
7 his 9 hardly
8 greeting 9 hardly
9 hardly 10 met
9 hardly 11 with
10 met 11 with
11 with 12 a
11 with 13 return
13 return 14 .

" [i] can't [really] feel as if [good] [mr] [hooper] 's [face] was behind that piece of crape , " said the sexton . 
1 " 3 can't
3 can't 20 "
5 feel 6 as
6 as 7 if
7 if 11 's
11 's 13 was
13 was 14 behind
14 behind 15 that
15 that 16 piece
16 piece 17 of
17 of 18 crape
18 crape 19 ,
19 , 20 "
20 " 21 said
21 said 22 the
22 the 23 sexton
23 sexton 24 .

" [i] don't like it , " muttered an old woman as she hobbled into the meeting-house . 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 4 like
4 like 5 it
5 it 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 muttered
8 muttered 9 an
9 an 10 old
10 old 11 woman
11 woman 12 as
11 woman 13 she
13 she 14 hobbled
14 hobbled 15 into
15 into 16 the
16 the 17 meeting-house
17 meeting-house 18 .

" he has changed himself into something awful only by hiding his face . " 
1 " 3 has
2 he 3 has
3 has 5 himself
4 changed 5 himself
5 himself 6 into
5 himself 7 something
6 into 7 something
7 something 8 awful
8 awful 10 by
9 only 10 by
10 by 12 his
11 hiding 12 his
12 his 14 .
13 face 14 .
14 . 15 "

" our parson has gone mad ! " cried [goodman] [gray] , following him across the threshold . 
1 " 2 our
2 our 3 parson
2 our 4 has
3 parson 4 has
4 has 5 gone
5 gone 7 !
6 mad 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 cried
9 cried 12 ,
12 , 13 following
13 following 14 him
14 him 18 .
15 across 16 the
16 the 17 threshold
17 threshold 18 .

a rumor of [some] unaccountable phenomenon had [preceded] [mr] [hooper] [into] the meeting-house and set all the congregation astir . 
1 a 2 rumor
1 a 3 of
3 of 13 meeting-house
5 unaccountable 6 phenomenon
5 unaccountable 12 the
6 phenomenon 7 had
12 the 13 meeting-house
13 meeting-house 14 and
14 and 18 congregation
15 set 16 all
15 set 17 the
17 the 18 congregation
18 congregation 20 .
19 astir 20 .

but [mr] [hooper] [appeared] not to notice the perturbation of his people . 
1 but 5 not
5 not 6 to
6 to 7 notice
7 notice 8 the
8 the 9 perturbation
9 perturbation 10 of
10 of 11 his
11 his 12 people
12 people 13 .

it was strange to observe how slowly this venerable man became conscious of something singular in the appearance of his pastor . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 strange
3 strange 4 to
4 to 5 observe
5 observe 6 how
5 observe 7 slowly
6 how 7 slowly
7 slowly 8 this
7 slowly 9 venerable
8 this 9 venerable
9 venerable 10 man
10 man 11 became
10 man 12 conscious
11 became 12 conscious
12 conscious 14 something
13 of 14 something
14 something 16 in
15 singular 16 in
16 in 17 the
17 the 18 appearance
18 appearance 19 of
19 of 20 his
20 his 21 pastor
21 pastor 22 .

that [mysterious] emblem was never once withdrawn . 
1 that 3 emblem
3 emblem 4 was
4 was 5 never
4 was 6 once
5 never 6 once
6 once 7 withdrawn
6 once 8 .

did he seek to hide it from the dread [being] [whom] he was addressing ? 
1 did 2 he
2 he 3 seek
3 seek 4 to
4 to 5 hide
5 hide 6 it
6 it 7 from
7 from 8 the
8 the 9 dread
9 dread 12 he
12 he 13 was
13 was 14 addressing
14 addressing 15 ?

such was the effect of this simple piece of crape that more than one woman of delicate nerves was forced to leave the meeting-house . 
1 such 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 effect
4 effect 5 of
5 of 7 simple
6 this 7 simple
7 simple 8 piece
7 simple 9 of
9 of 10 crape
9 of 11 that
11 that 12 more
12 more 13 than
12 more 14 one
13 than 14 one
14 one 15 woman
14 one 16 of
16 of 17 delicate
17 delicate 19 was
18 nerves 19 was
19 was 21 to
20 forced 21 to
21 to 22 leave
22 leave 23 the
23 the 24 meeting-house
24 meeting-house 25 .

yet perhaps the pale-faced congregation was almost as fearful a sight to the minister as his black veil to them . 
1 yet 2 perhaps
2 perhaps 3 the
2 perhaps 4 pale-faced
4 pale-faced 5 congregation
4 pale-faced 6 was
6 was 7 almost
7 almost 8 as
8 as 9 fearful
8 as 10 a
10 a 11 sight
11 sight 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 14 minister
13 the 15 as
15 as 17 black
16 his 17 black
17 black 19 to
18 veil 19 to
19 to 21 .
20 them 21 .

it was tinged rather more darkly than usual with the gentle gloom of [mr] [hooper] 's temperament . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 tinged
2 was 4 rather
4 rather 5 more
4 rather 6 darkly
6 darkly 8 usual
7 than 8 usual
8 usual 9 with
8 usual 10 the
9 with 10 the
10 the 11 gentle
10 the 12 gloom
12 gloom 13 of
13 of 16 's
16 's 17 temperament
17 temperament 18 .

a subtle power was breathed into his words . 
1 a 2 subtle
2 subtle 4 was
3 power 4 was
4 was 5 breathed
4 was 6 into
6 into 8 words
7 his 8 words
8 words 9 .

many spread their clasped hands on their bosoms . 
1 many 2 spread
2 spread 4 clasped
3 their 4 clasped
4 clasped 5 hands
4 clasped 6 on
5 hands 6 on
6 on 7 their
7 their 8 bosoms
8 bosoms 9 .

an unsought pathos came hand in hand with awe . 
1 an 2 unsought
2 unsought 3 pathos
2 unsought 4 came
3 pathos 4 came
4 came 5 hand
4 came 6 in
6 in 7 hand
6 in 8 with
8 with 9 awe
8 with 10 .

after a brief interval [forth] came good [mr] [hooper] [also] , in the rear of his flock . 
1 after 2 a
2 a 3 brief
3 brief 4 interval
4 interval 18 .
6 came 14 rear
7 good 11 ,
11 , 13 the
12 in 13 the
13 the 14 rear
14 rear 15 of
15 of 16 his
16 his 17 flock
17 flock 18 .

such was always his custom on the [sabbath-day] . 
1 such 2 was
2 was 4 his
3 always 4 his
4 his 5 custom
4 his 6 on
6 on 7 the
7 the 9 .

strange and bewildered looks repaid him for his courtesy . 
1 strange 2 and
2 and 3 bewildered
2 and 4 looks
3 bewildered 4 looks
4 looks 5 repaid
5 repaid 6 him
6 him 7 for
7 for 8 his
8 his 9 courtesy
9 courtesy 10 .

none , as on former occasions , aspired to the honor of walking by their pastor 's side . 
1 none 2 ,
2 , 3 as
2 , 4 on
4 on 5 former
5 former 6 occasions
6 occasions 7 ,
7 , 8 aspired
8 aspired 9 to
9 to 10 the
10 the 11 honor
11 honor 12 of
12 of 13 walking
13 walking 14 by
13 walking 15 their
15 their 17 's
16 pastor 17 's
17 's 18 side
17 's 19 .
18 side 19 .

a sad smile gleamed faintly from beneath the black veil and flickered about his mouth , glimmering as he disappeared . 
1 a 2 sad
2 sad 3 smile
2 sad 4 gleamed
4 gleamed 5 faintly
4 gleamed 6 from
5 faintly 6 from
6 from 7 beneath
7 beneath 8 the
7 beneath 9 black
9 black 10 veil
9 black 11 and
11 and 12 flickered
12 flickered 13 about
12 flickered 14 his
13 about 14 his
14 his 15 mouth
15 mouth 16 ,
15 mouth 17 glimmering
16 , 17 glimmering
17 glimmering 18 as
17 glimmering 19 he
18 as 19 he
19 he 20 disappeared
20 disappeared 21 .

" something must surely be amiss with [mr] [hooper] 's intellects [,] " observed her husband , the physician of the village . 
1 " 2 something
2 something 3 must
2 something 4 surely
4 surely 5 be
4 surely 6 amiss
6 amiss 7 with
7 with 23 .
10 's 11 intellects
11 intellects 13 "
13 " 14 observed
13 " 15 her
15 her 16 husband
16 husband 17 ,
17 , 18 the
18 the 19 physician
19 physician 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 22 village
21 the 23 .

" but the strangest part of the affair is the effect of this vagary even on a sober-minded man like myself . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 the
3 the 6 of
4 strangest 5 part
5 part 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 affair
8 affair 9 is
9 is 11 effect
10 the 11 effect
11 effect 13 this
12 of 13 this
13 this 14 vagary
13 this 15 even
15 even 17 a
16 on 17 a
17 a 18 sober-minded
17 a 19 man
19 man 21 myself
20 like 21 myself
21 myself 22 .

do you not feel it so ? " 
1 do 2 you
2 you 3 not
2 you 4 feel
4 feel 5 it
4 feel 6 so
6 so 8 "
7 ? 8 "

" truly do [i] , " replied the lady ; " and [i] would not be alone with him for the world . 
1 " 2 truly
1 " 3 do
3 do 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 replied
7 replied 8 the
7 replied 9 lady
8 the 9 lady
9 lady 10 ;
10 ; 12 and
11 " 12 and
12 and 14 would
14 would 15 not
15 not 16 be
16 be 18 with
17 alone 18 with
18 with 19 him
19 him 20 for
20 for 21 the
21 the 22 world
22 world 23 .

i wonder he is not afraid to be alone with himself . " 
1 i 2 wonder
2 wonder 3 he
3 he 4 is
4 is 5 not
5 not 6 afraid
6 afraid 7 to
7 to 8 be
8 be 9 alone
9 alone 10 with
10 with 11 himself
11 himself 12 .
12 . 13 "

" men sometimes are so , " said her husband . 
1 " 2 men
2 men 3 sometimes
2 men 4 are
3 sometimes 4 are
4 are 5 so
4 are 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 9 her
9 her 10 husband
10 husband 11 .

the afternoon service was attended with similar circumstances . 
1 the 2 afternoon
2 afternoon 3 service
3 service 4 was
4 was 5 attended
5 attended 6 with
6 with 8 circumstances
7 similar 8 circumstances
8 circumstances 9 .

at its conclusion the bell tolled for the funeral of a young lady . 
1 at 2 its
2 its 3 conclusion
2 its 4 the
3 conclusion 4 the
4 the 5 bell
4 the 6 tolled
6 tolled 7 for
7 for 8 the
8 the 9 funeral
9 funeral 10 of
10 of 11 a
11 a 12 young
12 young 13 lady
13 lady 14 .

it was now an appropriate emblem . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 now
3 now 4 an
4 an 5 appropriate
4 an 6 emblem
6 emblem 7 .

could [mr] [hooper] be fearful of her glance , that he so hastily caught back the black veil ? 
1 could 4 be
4 be 5 fearful
5 fearful 6 of
6 of 7 her
7 her 8 glance
8 glance 9 ,
9 , 11 he
10 that 11 he
11 he 12 so
12 so 14 caught
13 hastily 14 caught
14 caught 15 back
15 back 16 the
15 back 17 black
17 black 18 veil
18 veil 19 ?

a superstitious old woman was the only witness of this prodigy . 
1 a 2 superstitious
2 superstitious 3 old
2 superstitious 4 woman
3 old 4 woman
4 woman 5 was
4 woman 6 the
6 the 7 only
6 the 8 witness
8 witness 9 of
9 of 10 this
10 this 11 prodigy
11 prodigy 12 .

" why do you look back ? " said one in the procession to his partner . 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 do
3 do 4 you
3 do 5 look
4 you 5 look
5 look 6 back
6 back 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
7 ? 9 said
9 said 10 one
9 said 11 in
10 one 11 in
11 in 13 procession
12 the 13 procession
13 procession 14 to
13 procession 15 his
14 to 15 his
15 his 17 .
16 partner 17 .

" [i] had a fancy , " replied she , " that the minister and the maiden 's spirit were walking hand in hand . " 
1 " 3 had
3 had 26 "
4 a 5 fancy
5 fancy 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 replied
7 " 8 replied
8 replied 9 she
9 she 11 "
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 that
11 " 13 the
13 the 14 minister
14 minister 15 and
15 and 16 the
16 the 17 maiden
17 maiden 18 's
18 's 20 were
19 spirit 20 were
20 were 21 walking
20 were 22 hand
21 walking 22 hand
22 hand 23 in
23 in 24 hand
24 hand 25 .
25 . 26 "

" and so had [i] at the same moment , " said the other . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 so
3 so 11 "
4 had 6 at
6 at 7 the
7 the 8 same
8 same 9 moment
9 moment 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 13 the
13 the 14 other
14 other 15 .

that night the handsomest couple in [milford] village were to be joined in [wedlock] . 
1 that 2 night
1 that 9 were
2 night 3 the
2 night 4 handsomest
4 handsomest 5 couple
5 couple 6 in
6 in 8 village
9 were 10 to
10 to 11 be
11 be 13 in
12 joined 13 in
13 in 15 .

there was no quality of his disposition which made him more beloved than this . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 no
3 no 4 quality
4 quality 5 of
5 of 6 his
6 his 7 disposition
7 disposition 8 which
7 disposition 9 made
9 made 10 him
9 made 11 more
10 him 11 more
11 more 12 beloved
11 more 13 than
13 than 14 this
14 this 15 .

but such was not the result . 
1 but 2 such
2 such 3 was
3 was 4 not
3 was 5 the
5 the 6 result
6 result 7 .

if ever another wedding were so dismal , it was that famous one where they tolled the wedding-knell . 
1 if 2 ever
2 ever 3 another
2 ever 4 wedding
3 another 4 wedding
4 wedding 5 were
4 wedding 6 so
6 so 7 dismal
6 so 8 ,
8 , 9 it
9 it 10 was
9 it 11 that
11 that 12 famous
11 that 13 one
12 famous 13 one
13 one 14 where
14 where 15 they
14 where 16 tolled
15 they 16 tolled
16 tolled 17 the
16 tolled 18 wedding-knell
18 wedding-knell 19 .

the next day the whole village of [milford] talked of little [else] [than] [parson] [hooper] 's black veil . 
1 the 2 next
2 next 3 day
2 next 4 the
3 day 4 the
4 the 5 whole
4 the 6 village
6 village 7 of
7 of 19 .
9 talked 10 of
10 of 11 little
11 little 16 's
16 's 18 veil
17 black 18 veil
18 veil 19 .

it was the first item of news that the [tavernkeeper] told to his guests . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 first
4 first 5 item
5 item 6 of
6 of 7 news
7 news 8 that
8 that 9 the
9 the 15 .
11 told 12 to
12 to 14 guests
13 his 14 guests
14 guests 15 .

the children babbled of it on their way to school . 
1 the 11 .
2 children 3 babbled
3 babbled 4 of
4 of 5 it
5 it 6 on
6 on 7 their
6 on 8 way
8 way 9 to
8 way 10 school
10 school 11 .

never did an embassy so ill discharge its duties . 
1 never 2 did
1 never 3 an
2 did 3 an
3 an 4 embassy
4 embassy 5 so
5 so 6 ill
5 so 7 discharge
7 discharge 8 its
8 its 10 .
9 duties 10 .

the topic , it might be supposed , was obvious enough . 
1 the 2 topic
2 topic 3 ,
2 topic 4 it
4 it 5 might
4 it 6 be
6 be 7 supposed
7 supposed 8 ,
8 , 9 was
9 was 10 obvious
9 was 11 enough
11 enough 12 .

were the veil but cast aside , they might speak freely of it , but not till then . 
1 were 2 the
2 the 3 veil
3 veil 5 cast
4 but 5 cast
5 cast 6 aside
5 cast 7 ,
7 , 9 might
8 they 9 might
9 might 10 speak
9 might 11 freely
10 speak 11 freely
11 freely 12 of
11 freely 13 it
13 it 15 but
14 , 15 but
15 but 17 till
16 not 17 till
17 till 18 then
18 then 19 .

but there was one person in the village [unappalled] by the awe with which the black veil had impressed all besides herself . 
1 but 2 there
2 there 3 was
3 was 4 one
4 one 5 person
5 person 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 village
8 village 10 by
10 by 11 the
11 the 12 awe
12 awe 14 which
13 with 14 which
14 which 15 the
14 which 16 black
15 the 16 black
16 black 18 had
17 veil 18 had
18 had 20 all
19 impressed 20 all
20 all 21 besides
20 all 22 herself
21 besides 22 herself
22 herself 23 .

as his plighted wife it should be her privilege to know what the black veil concealed . 
1 as 2 his
2 his 4 wife
3 plighted 4 wife
4 wife 5 it
5 it 6 should
5 it 7 be
7 be 9 privilege
8 her 9 privilege
9 privilege 10 to
9 privilege 11 know
11 know 13 the
12 what 13 the
13 the 14 black
13 the 15 veil
15 veil 16 concealed
16 concealed 17 .

come , good sir ; let the sun shine from behind the cloud . 
1 come 2 ,
2 , 3 good
2 , 4 sir
3 good 4 sir
4 sir 5 ;
4 sir 6 let
6 let 7 the
6 let 8 sun
8 sun 9 shine
8 sun 10 from
9 shine 10 from
10 from 12 the
11 behind 12 the
12 the 13 cloud
13 cloud 14 .

first lay aside your black veil , then tell me why you put it on . " 
1 first 2 lay
2 lay 3 aside
2 lay 4 your
4 your 5 black
5 black 6 veil
5 black 7 ,
6 veil 7 ,
7 , 8 then
7 , 9 tell
8 then 9 tell
9 tell 10 me
9 tell 11 why
11 why 13 put
12 you 13 put
13 put 15 on
14 it 15 on
15 on 16 .
16 . 17 "

mr [hooper] 's smile glimmered faintly . 
1 mr 3 's
3 's 7 .
4 smile 5 glimmered
5 glimmered 6 faintly
5 glimmered 7 .

" there is an hour to come , " said he , " when all of us shall cast aside our veils . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 3 is
2 there 3 is
3 is 4 an
4 an 5 hour
5 hour 6 to
5 hour 7 come
7 come 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 he
11 he 12 ,
12 , 14 when
13 " 14 when
14 when 15 all
14 when 16 of
15 all 16 of
16 of 18 shall
17 us 18 shall
18 shall 20 aside
19 cast 20 aside
20 aside 21 our
21 our 22 veils
21 our 23 .
22 veils 23 .

take it not amiss , beloved friend , if [i] wear this piece of crape [till] [then] . " 
1 take 2 it
2 it 3 not
3 not 5 ,
4 amiss 5 ,
5 , 6 beloved
5 , 7 friend
7 friend 8 ,
8 , 19 "
9 if 11 wear
11 wear 13 piece
12 this 13 piece
13 piece 15 crape
14 of 15 crape
15 crape 18 .
18 . 19 "

" your words are a mystery too , " returned the young lady . 
1 " 2 your
2 your 3 words
3 words 5 a
4 are 5 a
5 a 6 mystery
6 mystery 7 too
7 too 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 returned
9 " 11 the
11 the 12 young
12 young 13 lady
13 lady 14 .

" take away the veil from them , at least . " 
1 " 2 take
2 take 3 away
3 away 4 the
4 the 5 veil
5 veil 6 from
6 from 7 them
7 them 8 ,
8 , 9 at
9 at 10 least
10 least 11 .
11 . 12 "

" [elizabeth] , [i] will , " said he , " so far as my vow may suffer me . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 will
5 will 6 ,
6 , 8 said
7 " 8 said
8 said 10 ,
9 he 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 so
12 so 13 far
12 so 14 as
14 as 15 my
14 as 16 vow
16 vow 17 may
16 vow 18 suffer
18 suffer 19 me
18 suffer 20 .
19 me 20 .

no mortal eye will see it withdrawn . 
1 no 2 mortal
2 mortal 3 eye
3 eye 4 will
4 will 6 it
5 see 6 it
6 it 7 withdrawn
6 it 8 .
7 withdrawn 8 .

this dismal shade must separate me from the world ; even you , [elizabeth] , can never come behind it . " 
1 this 2 dismal
2 dismal 4 must
3 shade 4 must
4 must 5 separate
5 separate 6 me
5 separate 7 from
7 from 8 the
7 from 9 world
9 world 10 ;
9 world 11 even
11 even 12 you
12 you 13 ,
13 , 15 ,
15 , 17 never
16 can 17 never
17 never 18 come
17 never 19 behind
18 come 19 behind
19 behind 21 .
20 it 21 .
21 . 22 "

" what grievous affliction hath befallen you , " she earnestly inquired , " that you should thus darken your eyes for ever ? " 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 affliction
3 grievous 4 affliction
4 affliction 5 hath
5 hath 7 you
6 befallen 7 you
7 you 8 ,
7 you 9 "
9 " 10 she
9 " 11 earnestly
11 earnestly 12 inquired
12 inquired 13 ,
12 inquired 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 that
14 " 16 you
16 you 17 should
17 should 19 darken
18 thus 19 darken
19 darken 21 eyes
20 your 21 eyes
21 eyes 22 for
22 for 23 ever
22 for 24 ?
24 ? 25 "

" but what if the world will not believe that it is the type of an innocent sorrow ? " urged [elizabeth] . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 if
3 what 4 if
4 if 5 the
4 if 6 world
5 the 6 world
6 world 7 will
7 will 8 not
7 will 9 believe
9 believe 10 that
10 that 11 it
11 it 12 is
12 is 13 the
13 the 15 of
14 type 15 of
15 of 17 innocent
16 an 17 innocent
17 innocent 19 ?
18 sorrow 19 ?
19 ? 20 "
20 " 21 urged
21 urged 23 .

" [beloved] and respected as you are , there may be whispers that you hide your face under the consciousness of secret sin . 
1 " 3 and
3 and 4 respected
4 respected 5 as
5 as 6 you
6 you 7 are
6 you 8 ,
8 , 9 there
9 there 10 may
10 may 11 be
11 be 13 that
12 whispers 13 that
13 that 14 you
14 you 16 your
15 hide 16 your
16 your 18 under
17 face 18 under
18 under 19 the
18 under 20 consciousness
20 consciousness 21 of
20 consciousness 22 secret
21 of 22 secret
22 secret 23 sin
23 sin 24 .

for the sake of your holy office do away this scandal . " 
1 for 2 the
2 the 3 sake
3 sake 4 of
4 of 5 your
5 your 6 holy
6 holy 7 office
6 holy 8 do
8 do 9 away
8 do 10 this
10 this 11 scandal
10 this 12 .
12 . 13 "

the color rose into her cheeks as she intimated the nature of the [rumors] that were already abroad in the village . 
1 the 2 color
2 color 3 rose
3 rose 4 into
3 rose 5 her
4 into 5 her
5 her 6 cheeks
6 cheeks 7 as
6 cheeks 8 she
7 as 8 she
8 she 10 the
9 intimated 10 the
10 the 12 of
11 nature 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 19 in
15 that 16 were
16 were 18 abroad
17 already 18 abroad
18 abroad 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 village
21 village 22 .

but [mr] [hooper] ['s] [mildness] did not forsake him . 
1 but 6 did
6 did 7 not
7 not 8 forsake
8 forsake 9 him
9 him 10 .

he even smiled again that same sad smile which always appeared like a faint glimmering of light proceeding from the obscurity beneath the veil . 
1 he 2 even
2 even 3 smiled
3 smiled 4 again
3 smiled 5 that
5 that 6 same
6 same 8 smile
7 sad 8 smile
8 smile 9 which
8 smile 10 always
9 which 10 always
10 always 11 appeared
11 appeared 12 like
11 appeared 13 a
12 like 13 a
13 a 14 faint
13 a 15 glimmering
14 faint 15 glimmering
15 glimmering 16 of
15 glimmering 17 light
17 light 18 proceeding
17 light 19 from
19 from 20 the
19 from 21 obscurity
20 the 21 obscurity
21 obscurity 22 beneath
21 obscurity 23 the
22 beneath 23 the
23 the 25 .
24 veil 25 .

and with this gentle but unconquerable obstinacy did he resist all her entreaties . 
1 and 2 with
2 with 3 this
3 this 4 gentle
4 gentle 6 unconquerable
5 but 6 unconquerable
6 unconquerable 7 obstinacy
6 unconquerable 8 did
8 did 9 he
9 he 10 resist
10 resist 12 her
11 all 12 her
12 her 13 entreaties
12 her 14 .
13 entreaties 14 .

at length [elizabeth] [sat] silent . 
1 at 2 length
2 length 6 .
5 silent 6 .

though of a firmer character than his own , the tears rolled down her cheeks . 
1 though 2 of
2 of 4 firmer
3 a 4 firmer
4 firmer 5 character
4 firmer 6 than
6 than 8 own
7 his 8 own
8 own 9 ,
8 own 10 the
9 , 10 the
10 the 11 tears
11 tears 12 rolled
12 rolled 13 down
13 down 14 her
14 her 15 cheeks
15 cheeks 16 .

she arose and stood trembling before him . 
1 she 2 arose
2 arose 4 stood
3 and 4 stood
4 stood 5 trembling
4 stood 6 before
6 before 7 him
7 him 8 .

" and do you feel it , then , at last ? " said he , mournfully . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 do
2 and 4 you
3 do 4 you
4 you 5 feel
4 you 6 it
6 it 7 ,
7 , 8 then
7 , 9 ,
9 , 10 at
10 at 11 last
11 last 13 "
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 said
14 said 15 he
15 he 16 ,
16 , 17 mournfully
16 , 18 .

she made no reply , but covered her eyes with her hand and turned to leave the room . 
1 she 2 made
2 made 4 reply
3 no 4 reply
4 reply 5 ,
4 reply 6 but
6 but 8 her
7 covered 8 her
8 her 9 eyes
8 her 10 with
9 eyes 10 with
10 with 11 her
11 her 12 hand
11 her 13 and
13 and 14 turned
13 and 15 to
15 to 16 leave
16 leave 17 the
17 the 18 room
18 room 19 .

he rushed forward and caught her arm . 
1 he 2 rushed
2 rushed 3 forward
2 rushed 4 and
4 and 5 caught
4 and 6 her
6 her 7 arm
7 arm 8 .

" have patience with me , [elizabeth] ! " cried he , passionately . 
1 " 11 he
2 have 3 patience
3 patience 4 with
4 with 5 me
5 me 6 ,
6 , 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 cried
10 cried 11 he
11 he 12 ,
12 , 13 passionately
13 passionately 14 .

" do not desert me though this veil must be between us here on earth . 
1 " 2 do
2 do 3 not
3 not 4 desert
3 not 5 me
4 desert 5 me
5 me 6 though
5 me 7 this
6 though 7 this
7 this 8 veil
7 this 9 must
8 veil 9 must
9 must 10 be
9 must 11 between
10 be 11 between
11 between 12 us
11 between 13 here
12 us 13 here
13 here 15 earth
14 on 15 earth
15 earth 16 .

be mine , and hereafter there shall be no veil over my face , no darkness between our souls . 
1 be 2 mine
2 mine 3 ,
3 , 4 and
4 and 5 hereafter
4 and 6 there
6 there 8 be
7 shall 8 be
8 be 9 no
8 be 10 veil
9 no 10 veil
10 veil 12 my
11 over 12 my
12 my 13 face
12 my 14 ,
14 , 16 darkness
15 no 16 darkness
16 darkness 17 between
16 darkness 18 our
17 between 18 our
18 our 19 souls
18 our 20 .

it is but a mortal veil ; it is not for eternity . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 4 a
3 but 4 a
4 a 5 mortal
4 a 6 veil
6 veil 7 ;
7 ; 8 it
8 it 9 is
9 is 10 not
10 not 11 for
11 for 12 eternity
12 eternity 13 .

oh , you know [not] how lonely [i] am , and how frightened to be alone behind my black veil ! 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 you
2 , 21 !
3 you 4 know
4 know 6 how
6 how 7 lonely
9 am 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 frightened
12 how 13 frightened
13 frightened 15 be
14 to 15 be
15 be 16 alone
15 be 17 behind
16 alone 17 behind
17 behind 18 my
18 my 20 veil
19 black 20 veil
20 veil 21 !

do not leave me in this miserable obscurity for ever . " 
1 do 2 not
2 not 4 me
3 leave 4 me
4 me 5 in
4 me 6 this
5 in 6 this
6 this 7 miserable
6 this 8 obscurity
8 obscurity 9 for
9 for 11 .
10 ever 11 .
11 . 12 "

" lift the veil but once and look me in the face , " said she . 
1 " 2 lift
2 lift 3 the
3 the 4 veil
4 veil 6 once
5 but 6 once
6 once 8 look
7 and 8 look
8 look 10 in
9 me 10 in
10 in 12 face
11 the 12 face
12 face 13 ,
12 face 14 "
14 " 15 said
15 said 16 she
16 she 17 .

" never ! 
1 " 2 never
2 never 3 !

it cannot be ! " replied [mr] [hooper] . 
1 it 2 cannot
2 cannot 4 !
3 be 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 replied
6 replied 9 .

" then farewell ! " said [elizabeth] . 
1 " 2 then
2 then 5 "
3 farewell 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 said
5 " 8 .

but with the multitude [good] [mr] [hooper] was irreparably a bugbear . 
1 but 2 with
2 with 3 the
3 the 4 multitude
4 multitude 8 was
8 was 9 irreparably
8 was 12 .
10 a 11 bugbear
11 bugbear 12 .

a fable went the rounds that the stare of the dead people drove him thence [.] 
1 a 2 fable
2 fable 3 went
3 went 5 rounds
4 the 5 rounds
5 rounds 6 that
5 rounds 7 the
6 that 7 the
7 the 9 of
8 stare 9 of
9 of 10 the
9 of 11 dead
11 dead 13 drove
12 people 13 drove
13 drove 15 thence
14 him 15 thence

their instinctive dread caused him to feel more strongly than aught else that a preternatural horror was interwoven with the threads of the black crape . 
1 their 2 instinctive
2 instinctive 3 dread
3 dread 5 him
4 caused 5 him
5 him 7 feel
6 to 7 feel
7 feel 9 strongly
8 more 9 strongly
9 strongly 10 than
10 than 11 aught
10 than 12 else
11 aught 12 else
12 else 13 that
12 else 14 a
13 that 14 a
14 a 15 preternatural
15 preternatural 16 horror
16 horror 17 was
16 horror 18 interwoven
17 was 18 interwoven
18 interwoven 19 with
19 with 20 the
20 the 21 threads
21 threads 22 of
22 of 23 the
23 the 24 black
24 black 25 crape
25 crape 26 .

it was said that ghost and fiend consorted with him there . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 3 said
3 said 5 ghost
4 that 5 ghost
5 ghost 6 and
6 and 8 consorted
7 fiend 8 consorted
8 consorted 9 with
9 with 10 him
10 him 11 there
11 there 12 .

even the lawless wind , it was believed , respected his dreadful secret and never blew aside the veil . 
1 even 2 the
2 the 3 lawless
2 the 4 wind
4 wind 5 ,
5 , 6 it
6 it 7 was
7 was 8 believed
8 believed 9 ,
9 , 10 respected
10 respected 11 his
10 respected 12 dreadful
12 dreadful 13 secret
12 dreadful 14 and
14 and 15 never
14 and 16 blew
15 never 16 blew
16 blew 17 aside
16 blew 18 the
18 the 19 veil
19 veil 20 .

but [still] [good] [mr] [hooper] [sadly] smiled at the pale visages of the worldly throng as he passed by . 
1 but 11 visages
7 smiled 8 at
8 at 9 the
9 the 10 pale
9 the 11 visages
11 visages 12 of
11 visages 13 the
13 the 14 worldly
14 worldly 16 as
15 throng 16 as
16 as 17 he
17 he 18 passed
18 passed 19 by
19 by 20 .

among all its bad influences , the black veil had the one desirable effect of making its wearer a very efficient clergyman . 
1 among 2 all
2 all 3 its
2 all 4 bad
3 its 4 bad
4 bad 5 influences
4 bad 6 ,
5 influences 6 ,
6 , 7 the
6 , 8 black
8 black 9 veil
9 veil 10 had
9 veil 11 the
10 had 11 the
11 the 12 one
11 the 13 desirable
13 desirable 14 effect
14 effect 15 of
14 effect 16 making
15 of 16 making
16 making 17 its
17 its 18 wearer
17 its 19 a
18 wearer 19 a
19 a 20 very
20 very 21 efficient
21 efficient 22 clergyman
22 clergyman 23 .

its gloom , indeed , enabled him to sympathize with all dark affections . 
1 its 2 gloom
2 gloom 3 ,
2 gloom 4 indeed
3 , 4 indeed
4 indeed 5 ,
4 indeed 6 enabled
6 enabled 7 him
6 enabled 8 to
8 to 10 with
9 sympathize 10 with
10 with 11 all
10 with 12 dark
12 dark 13 affections
12 dark 14 .

such were the terrors of the black veil even [when] [death] had bared his visage . 
1 such 2 were
2 were 3 the
3 the 4 terrors
4 terrors 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 8 veil
6 the 16 .
7 black 8 veil
8 veil 9 even
12 had 13 bared
13 bared 14 his
14 his 15 visage
15 visage 16 .

but many were made to quake ere they departed . 
1 but 2 many
2 many 3 were
2 many 4 made
4 made 5 to
4 made 6 quake
5 to 6 quake
6 quake 7 ere
7 ere 8 they
7 ere 9 departed
9 departed 10 .

once , [during] [governor] [belcher] 's [administration] , [mr] [hooper] was appointed to preach the election sermon . 
1 once 2 ,
2 , 18 .
6 's 8 ,
8 , 11 was
11 was 12 appointed
12 appointed 13 to
13 to 16 election
14 preach 15 the
15 the 16 election
16 election 17 sermon
17 sermon 18 .

several persons were visible by the shaded candlelight in the death-chamber of the old clergyman . 
1 several 2 persons
2 persons 3 were
3 were 4 visible
4 visible 5 by
5 by 6 the
6 the 8 candlelight
7 shaded 8 candlelight
8 candlelight 9 in
8 candlelight 10 the
9 in 10 the
10 the 11 death-chamber
11 death-chamber 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 old
14 old 16 .
15 clergyman 16 .

natural connections he had none . 
1 natural 2 connections
2 connections 3 he
2 connections 4 had
3 he 4 had
4 had 5 none
4 had 6 .
5 none 6 .

but there was the [decorously] grave though unmoved physician , seeking [only] to [mitigate] the last pangs of the patient whom he could not save . 
1 but 2 there
2 there 3 was
3 was 4 the
4 the 11 seeking
6 grave 7 though
7 though 8 unmoved
7 though 9 physician
9 physician 10 ,
9 physician 11 seeking
11 seeking 13 to
13 to 15 the
15 the 26 .
16 last 17 pangs
17 pangs 19 the
18 of 19 the
19 the 21 whom
20 patient 21 whom
21 whom 22 he
22 he 23 could
22 he 24 not
24 not 25 save
25 save 26 .

there were the [deacons] and other eminently pious members of his church . 
1 there 2 were
2 were 3 the
3 the 5 and
5 and 6 other
6 other 7 eminently
7 eminently 8 pious
7 eminently 9 members
9 members 10 of
9 members 11 his
10 of 11 his
11 his 13 .
12 church 13 .

who but [elizabeth] [!] 
1 who 2 but

there had been feverish turns which tossed him from side to side and wore away what little strength he had . 
1 there 2 had
2 had 4 feverish
3 been 4 feverish
4 feverish 5 turns
5 turns 6 which
6 which 7 tossed
6 which 8 him
8 him 10 side
9 from 10 side
10 side 11 to
11 to 12 side
12 side 13 and
13 and 14 wore
13 and 15 away
15 away 17 little
16 what 17 little
17 little 19 he
18 strength 19 he
19 he 20 had
19 he 21 .
20 had 21 .

the minister of [westbury] approached the bedside . 
1 the 2 minister
1 the 5 approached
2 minister 3 of
5 approached 6 the
6 the 7 bedside
7 bedside 8 .

" venerable [father] [hooper] , " said he , " the moment of your release is at hand . 
1 " 2 venerable
2 venerable 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 8 he
8 he 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 the
11 the 13 of
12 moment 13 of
13 of 15 release
14 your 15 release
15 release 16 is
15 release 17 at
17 at 18 hand
17 at 19 .

are you ready for the lifting of the veil that shuts in time from eternity ? " 
1 are 2 you
2 you 3 ready
3 ready 4 for
4 for 5 the
5 the 6 lifting
6 lifting 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 10 that
9 veil 10 that
10 that 12 in
11 shuts 12 in
12 in 14 from
13 time 14 from
14 from 15 eternity
15 eternity 16 ?
15 eternity 17 "

" yea , " said he , in faint accents ; " my soul hath a patient weariness until that veil be lifted . " 
1 " 2 yea
2 yea 3 ,
3 , 5 said
4 " 5 said
5 said 6 he
5 said 7 ,
6 he 7 ,
7 , 8 in
8 in 10 accents
9 faint 10 accents
10 accents 11 ;
10 accents 12 "
12 " 13 my
13 my 14 soul
13 my 15 hath
15 hath 17 patient
16 a 17 patient
17 patient 19 until
18 weariness 19 until
19 until 21 veil
20 that 21 veil
21 veil 22 be
22 be 24 .
23 lifted 24 .
24 . 25 "

i pray you , my venerable brother , let not this thing be ! 
1 i 2 pray
1 i 14 !
2 pray 3 you
3 you 5 my
4 , 5 my
5 my 6 venerable
5 my 7 brother
7 brother 9 let
8 , 9 let
9 let 10 not
9 let 11 this
10 not 11 this
11 this 12 thing
11 this 13 be

suffer us to be gladdened by your triumphant aspect as you go to your reward . 
1 suffer 2 us
2 us 3 to
2 us 4 be
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 gladdened
4 be 6 by
6 by 7 your
6 by 8 triumphant
8 triumphant 9 aspect
9 aspect 10 as
9 aspect 11 you
11 you 12 go
11 you 13 to
13 to 14 your
14 your 15 reward
15 reward 16 .

" never ! " cried the veiled clergyman . 
1 " 2 never
2 never 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 6 the
6 the 7 veiled
7 veiled 8 clergyman
8 clergyman 9 .

" on earth , never ! " 
1 " 2 on
2 on 3 earth
3 earth 4 ,
4 , 5 never
5 never 6 !
6 ! 7 "

and yet the faint , sad smile so often there now seemed to glimmer from its obscurity and linger [on] [father] [hooper] 's lips . 
1 and 3 the
2 yet 3 the
3 the 4 faint
3 the 5 ,
4 faint 5 ,
5 , 7 smile
6 sad 7 smile
7 smile 8 so
7 smile 9 often
8 so 9 often
9 often 10 there
9 often 11 now
10 there 11 now
11 now 12 seemed
11 now 13 to
12 seemed 13 to
13 to 15 from
14 glimmer 15 from
15 from 16 its
15 from 17 obscurity
17 obscurity 18 and
17 obscurity 19 linger
18 and 19 linger
19 linger 25 .
23 's 24 lips
24 lips 25 .

" why do you tremble at me alone ? " cried he , turning his veiled face round the circle of pale spectators . 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 do
3 do 4 you
4 you 6 at
5 tremble 6 at
6 at 8 alone
7 me 8 alone
8 alone 9 ?
9 ? 10 "
10 " 11 cried
11 cried 12 he
11 cried 13 ,
13 , 14 turning
14 turning 16 veiled
15 his 16 veiled
16 veiled 17 face
16 veiled 18 round
18 round 19 the
19 the 20 circle
20 circle 21 of
21 of 22 pale
22 pale 23 spectators
23 spectators 24 .

" tremble also at each other . 
1 " 2 tremble
2 tremble 3 also
2 tremble 4 at
4 at 5 each
4 at 6 other
6 other 7 .

have [men] avoided me and [women] shown [no] pity and [children] screamed and fled only for my black veil ? 
1 have 3 avoided
3 avoided 4 me
4 me 5 and
5 and 10 and
7 shown 9 pity
9 pity 10 and
10 and 20 ?
12 screamed 13 and
12 screamed 14 fled
13 and 14 fled
14 fled 15 only
14 fled 16 for
16 for 18 black
17 my 18 black
18 black 19 veil
19 veil 20 ?

what [but] the mystery which it [obscurely] [typifies] has made this piece of crape [so] [awful] ? 
1 what 3 the
3 the 4 mystery
3 the 17 ?
4 mystery 5 which
5 which 6 it
9 has 10 made
10 made 11 this
10 made 12 piece
12 piece 13 of
13 of 14 crape
14 crape 17 ?

i look around me , and , lo ! on every visage a [black] veil ! " 
1 i 17 "
2 look 3 around
3 around 4 me
4 me 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 8 lo
7 , 8 lo
8 lo 9 !
8 lo 10 on
9 ! 10 on
10 on 11 every
11 every 12 visage
11 every 13 a
13 a 15 veil
15 veil 16 !
16 ! 17 "

still veiled , they laid him in his coffin , and a veiled corpse they bore him to the grave . 
1 still 2 veiled
2 veiled 3 ,
2 veiled 4 they
4 they 5 laid
4 they 6 him
5 laid 6 him
6 him 8 his
7 in 8 his
8 his 9 coffin
9 coffin 10 ,
9 coffin 11 and
11 and 13 veiled
12 a 13 veiled
13 veiled 15 they
14 corpse 15 they
15 they 17 him
16 bore 17 him
17 him 18 to
17 him 19 the
19 the 20 grave
20 grave 21 .

[the] [maypole] [of] [merry] [mount] [.] 

there is [an] [admirable] foundation for a philosophic romance in the curious history of the early [settlement] of [mount] [wollaston] , or [merry] [mount] . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 11 the
5 foundation 6 for
6 for 7 a
7 a 8 philosophic
8 philosophic 9 romance
9 romance 10 in
10 in 11 the
11 the 14 of
12 curious 13 history
13 history 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 early
16 early 18 of
18 of 21 ,
21 , 22 or
22 or 25 .

the masques , mummeries and festive customs described in the text are in accordance with the manners of the age . 
1 the 2 masques
1 the 3 ,
3 , 4 mummeries
4 mummeries 5 and
5 and 6 festive
5 and 7 customs
7 customs 9 in
8 described 9 in
9 in 10 the
9 in 11 text
11 text 13 in
12 are 13 in
13 in 15 with
14 accordance 15 with
15 with 21 .
16 the 17 manners
16 the 18 of
18 of 19 the
18 of 20 age
20 age 21 .

authority on these points may be found in [strutt] 's [book] [of] [english] [sports] [and] [pastimes] . 
1 authority 2 on
2 on 3 these
3 these 4 points
4 points 6 be
5 may 6 be
6 be 7 found
6 be 8 in
7 found 8 in
8 in 10 's
10 's 17 .

bright were the [days] at [merry] [mount] when the [maypole] was the banner-staff of that gay colony . 
1 bright 3 the
2 were 3 the
3 the 5 at
5 at 18 .
8 when 9 the
9 the 11 was
11 was 12 the
12 the 13 banner-staff
12 the 14 of
14 of 16 gay
15 that 16 gay
16 gay 17 colony
17 colony 18 .

jollity and [gloom] [were] [contending] [for] [an] [empire] [.] 
1 jollity 2 and

never had [the] [maypole] been so gayly decked as at sunset on [midsummer] eve . 
1 never 2 had
2 had 5 been
5 been 6 so
5 been 7 gayly
7 gayly 9 as
8 decked 9 as
9 as 10 at
9 as 11 sunset
11 sunset 15 .
12 on 14 eve
14 eve 15 .

from its top streamed a silken banner colored like the rainbow . 
1 from 11 rainbow
2 its 4 streamed
3 top 4 streamed
4 streamed 5 a
4 streamed 6 silken
6 silken 7 banner
6 silken 8 colored
8 colored 10 the
9 like 10 the
10 the 11 rainbow
11 rainbow 12 .

where this green and flowery splendor terminated the shaft of the [maypole] was stained with the seven brilliant hues of the banner at its top . 
1 where 2 this
2 this 3 green
2 this 4 and
4 and 5 flowery
4 and 6 splendor
5 flowery 6 splendor
6 splendor 7 terminated
7 terminated 8 the
8 the 9 shaft
9 shaft 10 of
9 shaft 21 the
10 of 11 the
13 was 14 stained
14 stained 15 with
15 with 16 the
16 the 17 seven
17 seven 19 hues
18 brilliant 19 hues
19 hues 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 22 banner
22 banner 23 at
23 at 25 top
24 its 25 top
25 top 26 .

o people of the [golden] [age] , the chief of your husbandry was to raise flowers ! 
1 o 2 people
2 people 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 7 ,
7 , 8 the
8 the 9 chief
9 chief 10 of
10 of 12 husbandry
11 your 12 husbandry
12 husbandry 13 was
13 was 14 to
14 to 15 raise
14 to 16 flowers
16 flowers 17 !

but what was the wild throng that stood hand in hand about [the] [maypole] [?] 
1 but 2 what
2 what 3 was
2 what 4 the
3 was 4 the
4 the 5 wild
5 wild 6 throng
5 wild 7 that
7 that 8 stood
7 that 9 hand
9 hand 10 in
9 hand 11 hand
11 hand 12 about

these were [gothic] monsters , though [perhaps] of [grecian] ancestry . 
1 these 2 were
2 were 4 monsters
4 monsters 5 ,
5 , 6 though
6 though 8 of
8 of 10 ancestry
10 ancestry 11 .

there was the likeness of a bear erect , brute in all but his hind legs , which were adorned with pink silk stockings . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 likeness
4 likeness 5 of
5 of 6 a
5 of 7 bear
6 a 7 bear
7 bear 8 erect
8 erect 9 ,
8 erect 10 brute
9 , 10 brute
10 brute 12 all
11 in 12 all
12 all 13 but
13 but 14 his
14 his 15 hind
15 hind 17 ,
16 legs 17 ,
17 , 18 which
17 , 19 were
19 were 21 with
20 adorned 21 with
21 with 22 pink
22 pink 23 silk
23 silk 25 .
24 stockings 25 .

his inferior nature rose halfway to meet his companions as they stooped . 
1 his 2 inferior
2 inferior 3 nature
2 inferior 4 rose
3 nature 4 rose
4 rose 5 halfway
5 halfway 7 meet
6 to 7 meet
7 meet 8 his
7 meet 9 companions
9 companions 10 as
10 as 11 they
11 they 12 stooped
12 stooped 13 .

here might be seen the [salvage] man well known in heraldry hairy [as] [a] [baboon] and girdled with [green] leaves . 
1 here 2 might
2 might 4 seen
3 be 4 seen
4 seen 5 the
5 the 7 man
7 man 8 well
7 man 9 known
9 known 10 in
9 known 11 heraldry
11 heraldry 12 hairy
12 hairy 16 and
16 and 21 .
17 girdled 18 with
18 with 20 leaves
20 leaves 21 .

by his side a nobler figure , but still a counterfeit [appeared] [an] [indian] hunter with feathery crest and wampum-belt . 
1 by 2 his
2 his 3 side
3 side 4 a
4 a 5 nobler
5 nobler 7 ,
6 figure 7 ,
7 , 9 still
8 but 9 still
9 still 10 a
9 still 11 counterfeit
11 counterfeit 21 .
15 hunter 17 feathery
16 with 17 feathery
17 feathery 19 and
18 crest 19 and
19 and 20 wampum-belt
20 wampum-belt 21 .

such were the colonists of [merry] [mount] as they [stood] in the broad smile of sunset round [their] [venerated] [maypole] . 
1 such 2 were
2 were 3 the
3 the 4 colonists
3 the 5 of
5 of 21 .
8 as 9 they
9 they 11 in
11 in 12 the
12 the 14 smile
12 the 21 .
13 broad 14 smile
14 smile 16 sunset
15 of 16 sunset
16 sunset 17 round

within the ring of monsters appeared the two airiest forms that had ever trodden on any more solid footing than a purple-and-golden cloud . 
1 within 2 the
2 the 3 ring
3 ring 4 of
4 of 5 monsters
4 of 6 appeared
5 monsters 6 appeared
6 appeared 7 the
6 appeared 8 two
8 two 9 airiest
8 two 10 forms
10 forms 11 that
10 forms 12 had
12 had 13 ever
13 ever 14 trodden
13 ever 15 on
14 trodden 15 on
15 on 17 more
16 any 17 more
17 more 18 solid
17 more 19 footing
19 footing 21 a
20 than 21 a
21 a 22 purple-and-golden
21 a 23 cloud
23 cloud 24 .

one was a youth in glistening apparel with a scarf of the rainbow pattern [crosswise] on his breast . 
1 one 2 was
2 was 10 scarf
3 a 4 youth
4 youth 5 in
5 in 6 glistening
6 glistening 8 with
7 apparel 8 with
8 with 9 a
9 a 10 scarf
10 scarf 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 14 pattern
13 rainbow 14 pattern
14 pattern 16 on
16 on 17 his
17 his 18 breast
18 breast 19 .

" [votaries] of the [maypole] , " cried the flower-decked priest , " merrily all day long have the woods echoed to your mirth . 
1 " 9 the
3 of 4 the
4 the 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 cried
8 cried 9 the
9 the 11 priest
10 flower-decked 11 priest
11 priest 13 "
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 merrily
13 " 15 all
15 all 16 day
15 all 17 long
17 long 19 the
18 have 19 the
19 the 20 woods
20 woods 21 echoed
21 echoed 22 to
22 to 23 your
23 your 25 .
24 mirth 25 .

but be this your merriest hour , my hearts ! 
1 but 2 be
2 be 3 this
2 be 4 your
3 this 4 your
4 your 5 merriest
4 your 6 hour
6 hour 7 ,
7 , 8 my
8 my 9 hearts
9 hearts 10 !

up with your nimble spirits , ye morrice-dancers , green men and glee-maidens , bears and wolves and horned gentlemen ! 
1 up 2 with
2 with 3 your
2 with 4 nimble
4 nimble 5 spirits
5 spirits 6 ,
6 , 8 morrice-dancers
7 ye 8 morrice-dancers
8 morrice-dancers 10 green
9 , 10 green
10 green 11 men
10 green 12 and
12 and 13 glee-maidens
12 and 14 ,
14 , 16 and
15 bears 16 and
16 and 18 and
17 wolves 18 and
18 and 19 horned
18 and 20 gentlemen
19 horned 20 gentlemen
20 gentlemen 21 !

all [ye] that [love] the [maypole] , lend your voices to the [nuptial] song of the [lord] and [lady] of the [may] ! " 
1 all 3 that
3 that 5 the
5 the 7 ,
7 , 8 lend
8 lend 9 your
9 your 10 voices
10 voices 24 "
11 to 12 the
12 the 14 song
14 song 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 18 and
18 and 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 23 !
23 ! 24 "

when the priest had spoken , therefore , a riotous uproar burst from the rout of monstrous figures . 
1 when 2 the
2 the 3 priest
3 priest 4 had
4 had 5 spoken
5 spoken 6 ,
6 , 7 therefore
7 therefore 8 ,
8 , 9 a
9 a 10 riotous
10 riotous 12 burst
11 uproar 12 burst
12 burst 14 the
13 from 14 the
14 the 15 rout
15 rout 16 of
15 rout 17 monstrous
17 monstrous 18 figures
17 monstrous 19 .
18 figures 19 .

oh , [edith] , [this] is our golden time . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
4 , 6 is
6 is 8 golden
7 our 8 golden
8 golden 9 time
8 golden 10 .
9 time 10 .

" that was the very thought that saddened me . 
1 " 2 that
2 that 3 was
3 was 4 the
4 the 5 very
4 the 6 thought
6 thought 7 that
7 that 8 saddened
8 saddened 9 me
9 me 10 .

" therefore [do] [i] sigh amid this festive music . 
1 " 2 therefore
2 therefore 5 sigh
5 sigh 10 .
6 amid 8 festive
7 this 8 festive
8 festive 9 music
8 festive 10 .

what is the mystery in my heart ? " 
1 what 2 is
2 is 3 the
3 the 4 mystery
4 mystery 6 my
5 in 6 my
6 my 7 heart
7 heart 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

just then , as if a spell had loosened them , down came a little shower of withering rose-leaves from the [maypole] . 
1 just 2 then
2 then 3 ,
3 , 4 as
4 as 5 if
5 if 6 a
6 a 7 spell
7 spell 8 had
8 had 9 loosened
8 had 10 them
10 them 11 ,
10 them 12 down
11 , 12 down
12 down 13 came
12 down 14 a
13 came 14 a
14 a 15 little
14 a 16 shower
16 shower 18 withering
17 of 18 withering
18 withering 19 rose-leaves
19 rose-leaves 20 from
19 rose-leaves 21 the
21 the 23 .

alas for the young lovers ! 
1 alas 2 for
2 for 3 the
2 for 4 young
4 young 6 !
5 lovers 6 !

that was [edith] 's mystery . 
1 that 2 was
2 was 6 .
4 's 5 mystery
5 mystery 6 .

meanwhile , we may discover who these gay people were . 
1 meanwhile 2 ,
2 , 3 we
2 , 4 may
3 we 4 may
4 may 5 discover
4 may 6 who
5 discover 6 who
6 who 7 these
6 who 8 gay
8 gay 9 people
9 people 10 were
9 people 11 .

two hundred years ago , and more , the [old] [world] and its inhabitants became mutually weary of each other . 
1 two 2 hundred
2 hundred 3 years
3 years 4 ago
4 ago 6 and
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 more
6 and 8 ,
8 , 9 the
9 the 12 and
12 and 14 inhabitants
13 its 14 inhabitants
14 inhabitants 15 became
14 inhabitants 16 mutually
16 mutually 17 weary
16 mutually 18 of
18 of 19 each
18 of 20 other
20 other 21 .

but none of these motives had much weight with the colonists of [merry] [mount] . 
1 but 2 none
2 none 3 of
3 of 4 these
4 these 5 motives
5 motives 6 had
6 had 8 weight
7 much 8 weight
8 weight 9 with
8 weight 10 the
10 the 11 colonists
11 colonists 12 of
12 of 15 .

erring [thought] and perverted [wisdom] were made to put on masques , and play the fool . 
1 erring 3 and
3 and 4 perverted
4 perverted 13 and
6 were 8 to
7 made 8 to
8 to 9 put
8 to 10 on
9 put 10 on
10 on 11 masques
10 on 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 16 fool
14 play 15 the
15 the 16 fool
16 fool 17 .

they gathered followers from all that giddy tribe whose whole life is like the festal days of soberer men . 
1 they 2 gathered
2 gathered 3 followers
2 gathered 4 from
4 from 6 that
5 all 6 that
6 that 8 tribe
7 giddy 8 tribe
8 tribe 9 whose
8 tribe 10 whole
9 whose 10 whole
10 whole 11 life
11 life 13 like
12 is 13 like
13 like 14 the
13 like 15 festal
15 festal 16 days
15 festal 17 of
17 of 18 soberer
17 of 19 men
19 men 20 .

light had their footsteps been on land , and as lightly they came across the sea . 
1 light 2 had
2 had 3 their
2 had 4 footsteps
3 their 4 footsteps
4 footsteps 6 on
5 been 6 on
6 on 7 land
6 on 8 ,
7 land 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 as
10 as 12 they
11 lightly 12 they
12 they 13 came
13 came 14 across
14 across 15 the
14 across 16 sea
16 sea 17 .

the [young] [deemed] themselves happy . 
1 the 4 themselves
4 themselves 6 .
5 happy 6 .

sworn [triflers] of a lifetime , they would not venture among the sober truths of life not even to be truly blest . 
1 sworn 3 of
3 of 4 a
4 a 5 lifetime
5 lifetime 6 ,
6 , 7 they
7 they 9 not
8 would 9 not
9 not 11 among
10 venture 11 among
11 among 12 the
11 among 13 sober
13 sober 14 truths
14 truths 15 of
14 truths 16 life
16 life 17 not
16 life 18 even
17 not 18 even
18 even 20 be
19 to 20 be
20 be 21 truly
21 truly 23 .
22 blest 23 .

all the [hereditary] [pastimes] of [old] [england] were transplanted [hither] . 
1 all 2 the
2 the 5 of
5 of 11 .
8 were 9 transplanted
9 transplanted 11 .

the [king] of [christmas] was duly crowned , and the [lord] of [misrule] bore [potent] sway . 
1 the 3 of
3 of 17 .
5 was 6 duly
5 was 8 ,
7 crowned 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 the
9 and 14 bore
10 the 12 of
14 bore 16 sway
16 sway 17 .

but what chiefly characterized the colonists of [merry] [mount] was [their] veneration for the [maypole] . 
1 but 2 what
2 what 3 chiefly
2 what 4 characterized
4 characterized 5 the
5 the 7 of
6 colonists 7 of
7 of 16 .
10 was 12 veneration
10 was 13 for
13 for 14 the
14 the 16 .

it has made their true history a poet 's tale . 
1 it 11 .
2 has 3 made
2 has 4 their
4 their 5 true
4 their 6 history
5 true 6 history
6 history 8 poet
7 a 8 poet
8 poet 9 's
8 poet 10 tale
10 tale 11 .

thus [each] [alternate] season [did] homage to the [maypole] , and paid it a tribute of its own richest splendor . 
1 thus 4 season
4 season 8 the
6 homage 7 to
7 to 8 the
8 the 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 it
12 paid 13 it
13 it 14 a
14 a 15 tribute
15 tribute 17 its
16 of 17 its
17 its 19 richest
18 own 19 richest
19 richest 21 .
20 splendor 21 .

unfortunately , there were men in the new world of a sterner [faith] [than] [those] [maypole] [worshippers] . 
1 unfortunately 2 ,
2 , 18 .
3 there 4 were
4 were 6 in
5 men 6 in
6 in 7 the
6 in 8 new
7 the 8 new
8 new 9 world
8 new 10 of
10 of 11 a
10 of 12 sterner
12 sterner 18 .

their weapons were always at hand to shoot down the straggling savage . 
1 their 2 weapons
2 weapons 3 were
2 weapons 4 always
4 always 5 at
4 always 6 hand
5 at 6 hand
6 hand 7 to
7 to 8 shoot
7 to 9 down
8 shoot 9 down
9 down 10 the
10 the 11 straggling
10 the 12 savage
12 savage 13 .

their festivals were fast days , and their chief pastime the singing of psalms . 
1 their 3 were
2 festivals 3 were
3 were 5 days
4 fast 5 days
5 days 6 ,
5 days 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 9 chief
8 their 9 chief
9 chief 10 pastime
9 chief 11 the
10 pastime 11 the
11 the 12 singing
12 singing 13 of
13 of 15 .
14 psalms 15 .

woe to the youth or maiden who did but dream of a dance ! 
1 woe 2 to
2 to 3 the
3 the 5 or
4 youth 5 or
5 or 6 maiden
6 maiden 7 who
7 who 8 did
7 who 9 but
9 but 10 dream
9 but 11 of
11 of 12 a
12 a 13 dance
13 dance 14 !

once , it is said , they were seen following a flower-decked corpse with merriment and festive music to his grave . 
1 once 2 ,
2 , 3 it
2 , 4 is
4 is 5 said
4 is 6 ,
6 , 7 they
7 they 8 were
8 were 9 seen
9 seen 10 following
9 seen 11 a
11 a 12 flower-decked
11 a 13 corpse
13 corpse 14 with
13 corpse 15 merriment
15 merriment 16 and
15 merriment 17 festive
16 and 17 festive
17 festive 18 music
17 festive 19 to
18 music 19 to
19 to 21 grave
20 his 21 grave
21 grave 22 .

but did the dead man laugh ? 
1 but 2 did
2 did 3 the
2 did 4 dead
4 dead 5 man
5 man 6 laugh
5 man 7 ?

who but the fiend and his bond-slaves the [crew] of [merry] [mount] had thus disturbed them ? 
1 who 2 but
2 but 3 the
2 but 4 fiend
3 the 4 fiend
4 fiend 6 his
5 and 6 his
6 his 7 bond-slaves
6 his 8 the
7 bond-slaves 8 the
8 the 10 of
10 of 17 ?
13 had 14 thus
14 thus 15 disturbed
14 thus 16 them
16 them 17 ?

the future complexion of [new] [england] was involved in this important quarrel . 
1 the 3 complexion
1 the 7 was
2 future 3 complexion
3 complexion 4 of
7 was 8 involved
8 involved 10 this
9 in 10 this
10 this 11 important
11 important 12 quarrel
12 quarrel 13 .

after these authentic passages from history we return to the nuptials of the [lord] and [lady] of the [may] . 
1 after 2 these
2 these 4 passages
3 authentic 4 passages
4 passages 5 from
4 passages 6 history
5 from 6 history
6 history 7 we
7 we 8 return
7 we 9 to
8 return 9 to
9 to 10 the
10 the 11 nuptials
11 nuptials 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 15 and
15 and 17 of
17 of 18 the
18 the 20 .

alas [!] we have delayed too long , and must darken our tale too suddenly . 
1 alas 3 we
3 we 4 have
4 have 6 too
5 delayed 6 too
6 too 8 ,
7 long 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 10 must
10 must 11 darken
10 must 12 our
11 darken 12 our
12 our 14 too
13 tale 14 too
14 too 15 suddenly
15 suddenly 16 .

but some of these black shadows have rushed forth in human shape . 
1 but 2 some
2 some 3 of
3 of 4 these
3 of 5 black
5 black 6 shadows
6 shadows 8 rushed
7 have 8 rushed
8 rushed 9 forth
8 rushed 10 in
9 forth 10 in
10 in 11 human
11 human 12 shape
12 shape 13 .

yes , with the setting sun the last day of mirth had [passed] from [merry] [mount] . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 4 the
3 with 4 the
4 the 5 setting
5 setting 7 the
6 sun 7 the
7 the 8 last
7 the 9 day
9 day 10 of
10 of 11 mirth
10 of 12 had
11 mirth 12 had
12 had 14 from
14 from 17 .

the [puritans] had played a characteristic part in the [maypole] mummeries . 
1 the 3 had
3 had 4 played
4 played 5 a
5 a 6 characteristic
6 characteristic 9 the
7 part 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 12 .
11 mummeries 12 .

no fantastic foolery could look him in the face . 
1 no 2 fantastic
2 fantastic 3 foolery
3 foolery 4 could
4 could 5 look
4 could 6 him
6 him 8 the
7 in 8 the
8 the 10 .
9 face 10 .

it was the [puritan] of [puritans] [:] it was [endicott] himself . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 5 of
5 of 8 it
5 of 12 .
8 it 9 was
11 himself 12 .

" stand off , priest of [baal] ! " said he , with a grim frown and laying no reverent hand upon the [surplice] . 
1 " 2 stand
1 " 8 !
2 stand 4 ,
3 off 4 ,
4 , 6 of
5 priest 6 of
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 he
11 he 12 ,
12 , 13 with
13 with 14 a
14 a 15 grim
15 grim 17 and
16 frown 17 and
17 and 18 laying
18 laying 20 reverent
19 no 20 reverent
20 reverent 21 hand
20 reverent 22 upon
22 upon 23 the
23 the 25 .

" [i] [know] [thee] , [blackstone] ! [[] @number@ []] 
1 " 5 ,
5 , 7 !
7 ! 9 @number@

but now shall it be [seen] that the [lord] [hath] sanctified this wilderness for his peculiar people . 
1 but 2 now
1 but 8 the
3 shall 4 it
4 it 5 be
5 be 7 that
7 that 8 the
8 the 11 sanctified
11 sanctified 18 .
12 this 13 wilderness
13 wilderness 14 for
13 wilderness 15 his
15 his 16 peculiar
15 his 17 people
17 people 18 .

woe unto them that would defile it ! 
1 woe 2 unto
2 unto 3 them
2 unto 4 that
4 that 5 would
5 would 6 defile
5 would 7 it
6 defile 7 it
7 it 8 !

and first for this flower-decked abomination , the altar of thy worship ! " 
1 and 3 for
2 first 3 for
3 for 5 flower-decked
4 this 5 flower-decked
5 flower-decked 6 abomination
5 flower-decked 7 ,
7 , 9 altar
8 the 9 altar
9 altar 10 of
9 altar 11 thy
10 of 11 thy
11 thy 12 worship
12 worship 13 !
12 worship 14 "
13 ! 14 "

[[] [footnote] [1] [:] [did] [governor] [endicott] [speak] [less] [positively] [,] [we] [should] [suspect] [a] [mistake] [here] [.] 

the [rev] . [mr] [blackstone] , though an eccentric , is not known to have been an immoral man . 
1 the 3 .
3 . 6 ,
6 , 7 though
7 though 8 an
8 an 9 eccentric
8 an 10 ,
10 , 11 is
10 , 12 not
11 is 12 not
12 not 13 known
12 not 14 to
14 to 15 have
14 to 16 been
16 been 17 an
16 been 18 immoral
18 immoral 20 .
19 man 20 .

we rather doubt his identity with the [priest] of [merry] [mount] . []] 
1 we 2 rather
2 rather 3 doubt
3 doubt 5 identity
4 his 5 identity
5 identity 7 the
6 with 7 the
7 the 9 of
9 of 12 .

and with his keen [sword] [endicott] [assaulted] the [hallowed] [maypole] . 
1 and 2 with
2 with 3 his
3 his 4 keen
4 keen 8 the
8 the 11 .

nor long did it resist his arm . 
1 nor 2 long
2 long 4 it
3 did 4 it
4 it 5 resist
4 it 6 his
6 his 7 arm
7 arm 8 .

as it sank , tradition says , the evening sky grew darker and the woods threw forth a more sombre shadow . 
1 as 2 it
2 it 3 sank
2 it 4 ,
4 , 5 tradition
5 tradition 6 says
5 tradition 7 ,
7 , 9 evening
8 the 9 evening
9 evening 10 sky
9 evening 11 grew
10 sky 11 grew
11 grew 12 darker
12 darker 13 and
13 and 14 the
14 the 15 woods
15 woods 16 threw
15 woods 17 forth
17 forth 18 a
18 a 20 sombre
19 more 20 sombre
20 sombre 21 shadow
21 shadow 22 .

" there ! " cried [endicott] , looking triumphantly on his work ; " [there] lies the [only] [maypole] [in] [new] [england] . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 7 ,
7 , 17 the
8 looking 9 triumphantly
9 triumphantly 10 on
10 on 11 his
10 on 12 work
12 work 13 ;
12 work 14 "
13 ; 14 "
14 " 16 lies
16 lies 17 the
17 the 23 .

the thought is strong within me that by its fall is shadowed forth the fate of light and idle mirthmakers amongst us and our posterity . 
1 the 2 thought
2 thought 4 strong
3 is 4 strong
4 strong 6 me
5 within 6 me
6 me 8 by
7 that 8 by
8 by 9 its
9 its 10 fall
9 its 11 is
11 is 12 shadowed
11 is 13 forth
13 forth 14 the
14 the 16 of
15 fate 16 of
16 of 17 light
16 of 18 and
18 and 19 idle
19 idle 20 mirthmakers
20 mirthmakers 21 amongst
21 amongst 22 us
22 us 23 and
23 and 24 our
24 our 26 .
25 posterity 26 .

amen , saith [john] [endicott] ! " 
1 amen 2 ,
2 , 6 !
3 saith 6 !
6 ! 7 "

" amen ! " echoed his followers . 
1 " 2 amen
2 amen 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 6 his
5 echoed 6 his
6 his 8 .
7 followers 8 .

but the votaries of the [maypole] [gave] [one] groan for their idol . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 votaries
3 votaries 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 9 groan
9 groan 10 for
10 for 11 their
11 their 13 .
12 idol 13 .

it would have served rarely for a [whipping-post] . " 
1 it 10 "
2 would 3 have
2 would 7 a
3 have 4 served
4 served 6 for
5 rarely 6 for
7 a 9 .
9 . 10 "

" but there are pine trees enow , " suggested the lieutenant . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 there
2 but 4 are
3 there 4 are
4 are 5 pine
4 are 6 trees
5 pine 6 trees
6 trees 7 enow
6 trees 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 suggested
10 suggested 11 the
11 the 12 lieutenant
12 lieutenant 13 .

" true , good ancient , " said the leader . 
1 " 2 true
2 true 3 ,
3 , 5 ancient
4 good 5 ancient
5 ancient 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
7 " 10 leader
8 said 9 the
10 leader 11 .

" [wherefore] bind the heathen crew and bestow on them a small matter of stripes apiece as earnest of our future justice . 
1 " 3 bind
3 bind 4 the
4 the 5 heathen
5 heathen 23 .
6 crew 8 bestow
7 and 8 bestow
8 bestow 9 on
8 bestow 10 them
10 them 11 a
11 a 13 matter
12 small 13 matter
13 matter 14 of
13 matter 15 stripes
15 stripes 16 apiece
16 apiece 17 as
16 apiece 18 earnest
18 earnest 19 of
18 earnest 20 our
19 of 20 our
20 our 22 justice
21 future 22 justice
22 justice 23 .

further penalties , such as [branding] [and] [cropping] [of] ears , shall be thought of hereafter . " 
1 further 2 penalties
2 penalties 3 ,
2 penalties 4 such
4 such 5 as
5 as 10 ears
10 ears 11 ,
11 , 13 be
12 shall 13 be
13 be 14 thought
13 be 15 of
15 of 16 hereafter
15 of 17 .
17 . 18 "

" how many stripes for the priest ? " inquired [ancient] [palfrey] . 
1 " 2 how
2 how 3 many
2 how 4 stripes
4 stripes 5 for
4 stripes 6 the
6 the 7 priest
7 priest 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 inquired
10 inquired 13 .

" none as yet , " answered [endicott] , bending his iron frown upon the [culprit] . 
1 " 2 none
2 none 3 as
2 none 4 yet
4 yet 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 answered
7 answered 9 ,
9 , 10 bending
10 bending 17 .
11 his 12 iron
12 iron 13 frown
13 frown 15 the
14 upon 15 the
15 the 17 .

let him look to himself . 
1 let 2 him
1 let 3 look
3 look 5 himself
4 to 5 himself
5 himself 6 .

" and this dancing bear ? " resumed the officer . 
1 " 2 and
1 " 3 this
3 this 5 bear
4 dancing 5 bear
5 bear 6 ?
5 bear 7 "
6 ? 7 "
7 " 9 the
8 resumed 9 the
9 the 11 .
10 officer 11 .

" must he share the stripes of his fellows ? " 
1 " 2 must
2 must 3 he
2 must 4 share
4 share 5 the
5 the 6 stripes
6 stripes 7 of
7 of 8 his
8 his 9 fellows
9 fellows 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" shoot him through the head ! " said the energetic [puritan] . 
1 " 2 shoot
1 " 3 him
3 him 5 the
4 through 5 the
5 the 6 head
6 head 7 !
6 head 8 "
7 ! 8 "
8 " 10 the
9 said 10 the
10 the 11 energetic
11 energetic 13 .

" [i] suspect witchcraft in the beast . " 
1 " 3 suspect
3 suspect 9 "
4 witchcraft 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 beast
7 beast 8 .
8 . 9 "

" here be a couple of shining ones , " continued [peter] [palfrey] , pointing [his] weapon at the [lord] and [lady] of the [may] . 
1 " 2 here
2 here 4 a
3 be 4 a
4 a 6 of
5 couple 6 of
6 of 7 shining
7 shining 8 ones
8 ones 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 continued
11 continued 14 ,
14 , 15 pointing
15 pointing 24 the
17 weapon 18 at
18 at 19 the
19 the 21 and
21 and 23 of
23 of 24 the
24 the 26 .

" they seem to be of high station among these misdoers . 
1 " 2 they
2 they 3 seem
3 seem 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 6 of
6 of 8 station
7 high 8 station
8 station 9 among
8 station 10 these
9 among 10 these
10 these 11 misdoers
11 misdoers 12 .

methinks their dignity will not be fitted with less than a double share of stripes . " 
1 methinks 2 their
1 methinks 3 dignity
3 dignity 5 not
4 will 5 not
5 not 6 be
6 be 7 fitted
7 fitted 8 with
8 with 9 less
9 less 10 than
10 than 11 a
11 a 12 double
12 double 13 share
13 share 14 of
14 of 15 stripes
15 stripes 16 .
16 . 17 "

endicott rested on his sword and closely surveyed the dress and aspect of the [hapless] pair . 
1 endicott 2 rested
2 rested 17 .
3 on 4 his
4 his 5 sword
5 sword 6 and
6 and 7 closely
7 closely 8 surveyed
8 surveyed 9 the
9 the 10 dress
10 dress 11 and
11 and 12 aspect
12 aspect 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 16 pair
16 pair 17 .

they looked first at each other and then into the grim captain 's face . 
1 they 2 looked
2 looked 3 first
2 looked 4 at
4 at 5 each
5 each 6 other
5 each 7 and
7 and 9 into
8 then 9 into
9 into 10 the
9 into 11 grim
10 the 11 grim
11 grim 12 captain
12 captain 14 face
13 's 14 face
14 face 15 .

but never had their youthful beauty seemed so pure and high as [when] [its] [glow] was [chastened] [by] [adversity] . 
1 but 2 never
2 never 20 .
3 had 5 youthful
4 their 5 youthful
5 youthful 6 beauty
5 youthful 7 seemed
7 seemed 8 so
7 seemed 9 pure
9 pure 10 and
10 and 11 high
10 and 12 as
12 as 16 was
16 was 20 .

" youth , " said [endicott] , " ye stand in an evil case thou and thy maiden-wife . 
1 " 2 youth
2 youth 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 9 ye
8 " 9 ye
9 ye 10 stand
9 ye 11 in
10 stand 11 in
11 in 12 an
11 in 13 evil
13 evil 15 thou
14 case 15 thou
15 thou 17 thy
16 and 17 thy
17 thy 18 maiden-wife
18 maiden-wife 19 .

make ready presently , for [i] am minded that ye shall both have a token to [remember] your wedding-day . " 
1 make 19 wedding-day
2 ready 3 presently
3 presently 4 ,
4 , 5 for
5 for 15 token
7 am 9 that
8 minded 9 that
9 that 10 ye
9 that 11 shall
10 ye 11 shall
11 shall 12 both
11 shall 13 have
13 have 14 a
14 a 15 token
15 token 16 to
16 to 18 your
18 your 19 wedding-day
19 wedding-day 20 .
20 . 21 "

" stern man , " cried the [may-lord] , " how can [i] move [thee] [?] 
1 " 7 the
2 stern 3 man
3 man 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 cried
6 cried 7 the
7 the 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 how
11 how 12 can
12 can 14 move

were the means at hand , [i] would resist to the [death] ; [being] powerless , [i] entreat . 
1 were 2 the
2 the 3 means
2 the 4 at
4 at 5 hand
5 hand 6 ,
6 , 11 the
8 would 9 resist
9 resist 10 to
10 to 11 the
11 the 16 ,
13 ; 15 powerless
15 powerless 16 ,
16 , 19 .
18 entreat 19 .

do with me as thou wilt , but let [edith] go untouched . " 
1 do 2 with
2 with 3 me
2 with 4 as
3 me 4 as
4 as 5 thou
5 thou 7 ,
6 wilt 7 ,
7 , 8 but
7 , 9 let
9 let 11 go
11 go 12 untouched
12 untouched 13 .
12 untouched 14 "

" not so , " replied the immitigable zealot . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 3 so
3 so 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 replied
6 replied 7 the
7 the 8 immitigable
8 immitigable 9 zealot
9 zealot 10 .

" we are not wont to show an idle courtesy to that sex which [requireth] the stricter discipline . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 are
3 are 4 not
4 not 5 wont
5 wont 6 to
6 to 7 show
6 to 8 an
8 an 9 idle
9 idle 10 courtesy
10 courtesy 11 to
10 courtesy 12 that
12 that 13 sex
12 that 14 which
13 sex 14 which
14 which 16 the
16 the 18 discipline
17 stricter 18 discipline
18 discipline 19 .

what sayest thou , maid ? 
1 what 2 sayest
2 sayest 3 thou
2 sayest 4 ,
3 thou 4 ,
4 , 5 maid
4 , 6 ?

shall thy silken bridegroom suffer thy share of the penalty besides his own ? " 
1 shall 2 thy
2 thy 4 bridegroom
3 silken 4 bridegroom
4 bridegroom 5 suffer
4 bridegroom 6 thy
5 suffer 6 thy
6 thy 7 share
7 share 8 of
7 share 9 the
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 penalty
10 penalty 12 his
11 besides 12 his
12 his 13 own
12 his 14 ?
14 ? 15 "

" be it death , " said [edith] , " and lay it all on me . " 
1 " 2 be
2 be 4 death
3 it 4 death
4 death 5 ,
4 death 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 and
11 and 12 lay
12 lay 13 it
13 it 14 all
13 it 15 on
15 on 17 .
16 me 17 .
17 . 18 "

truly , as [endicott] had said , the poor lovers stood in a woeful case . 
1 truly 2 ,
2 , 3 as
2 , 8 the
3 as 5 had
5 had 7 ,
6 said 7 ,
8 the 10 lovers
9 poor 10 lovers
10 lovers 11 stood
10 lovers 12 in
12 in 13 a
13 a 14 woeful
14 woeful 15 case
15 case 16 .

yet the deepening twilight could not altogether conceal that the iron man was softened . 
1 yet 2 the
2 the 3 deepening
3 deepening 5 could
4 twilight 5 could
5 could 6 not
5 could 7 altogether
6 not 7 altogether
7 altogether 9 that
8 conceal 9 that
9 that 10 the
9 that 11 iron
11 iron 12 man
11 iron 13 was
13 was 14 softened
14 softened 15 .

he smiled at the fair spectacle of early love ; he almost sighed for the inevitable blight of early hopes . 
1 he 2 smiled
2 smiled 3 at
3 at 4 the
4 the 5 fair
5 fair 7 of
6 spectacle 7 of
7 of 8 early
7 of 9 love
9 love 10 ;
9 love 11 he
11 he 12 almost
12 almost 13 sighed
12 almost 14 for
13 sighed 14 for
14 for 15 the
14 for 16 inevitable
16 inevitable 17 blight
17 blight 19 early
18 of 19 early
19 early 21 .
20 hopes 21 .

" the troubles of life have come hastily on this young couple , " observed [endicott] . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 troubles
3 troubles 5 life
4 of 5 life
5 life 7 come
6 have 7 come
7 come 9 on
8 hastily 9 on
9 on 10 this
10 this 11 young
10 this 12 couple
12 couple 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 observed
15 observed 17 .

" we will see how they comport themselves under their present trials ere we burden them with greater . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 will
3 will 4 see
4 see 5 how
4 see 6 they
6 they 8 themselves
7 comport 8 themselves
8 themselves 9 under
8 themselves 10 their
9 under 10 their
10 their 12 trials
11 present 12 trials
12 trials 13 ere
12 trials 14 we
14 we 16 them
15 burden 16 them
16 them 17 with
16 them 18 greater
18 greater 19 .

look to it , some of you . " 
1 look 2 to
2 to 3 it
3 it 4 ,
4 , 5 some
5 some 6 of
6 of 7 you
7 you 8 .
8 . 9 "

" [crop] it forthwith , and that in the true [pumpkin-shell] fashion , " answered the captain . 
1 " 3 it
3 it 7 that
4 forthwith 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 that
7 that 9 the
8 in 9 the
9 the 13 ,
10 true 12 fashion
12 fashion 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 answered
15 answered 16 the
16 the 17 captain
17 captain 18 .

" then bring them along with us , but more gently than their fellows . 
1 " 2 then
2 then 3 bring
2 then 4 them
3 bring 4 them
4 them 5 along
4 them 6 with
5 along 6 with
6 with 7 us
6 with 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 10 more
10 more 11 gently
11 gently 12 than
12 than 13 their
13 their 14 fellows
14 fellows 15 .

it was a deed of prophecy . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 a
3 a 4 deed
4 deed 6 prophecy
5 of 6 prophecy
6 prophecy 7 .

they returned to it no more . 
1 they 2 returned
2 returned 3 to
2 returned 4 it
4 it 6 more
5 no 6 more
6 more 7 .

[the] [gentle] [boy] [.] 

but the measures by which it was intended to purge the land of heresy , though more than sufficiently vigorous , were entirely unsuccessful . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 measures
2 the 4 by
4 by 5 which
5 which 6 it
5 which 7 was
7 was 8 intended
8 intended 9 to
9 to 10 purge
10 purge 11 the
11 the 12 land
12 land 13 of
13 of 15 ,
14 heresy 15 ,
15 , 16 though
15 , 17 more
17 more 18 than
17 more 19 sufficiently
19 sufficiently 20 vigorous
20 vigorous 22 were
21 , 22 were
22 were 23 entirely
22 were 24 unsuccessful
24 unsuccessful 25 .

the [quakers] , [whose] revengeful feelings were not less deep because they were inactive , remembered this man and his associates in [after-times] . 
1 the 3 ,
3 , 17 this
5 revengeful 6 feelings
6 feelings 7 were
6 feelings 8 not
8 not 10 deep
9 less 10 deep
10 deep 11 because
10 deep 12 they
12 they 13 were
13 were 14 inactive
14 inactive 15 ,
15 , 16 remembered
16 remembered 17 this
17 this 18 man
18 man 19 and
19 and 20 his
20 his 22 in
21 associates 22 in
22 in 24 .

he struggled , however , against the superstitious fears which belonged to the age , and compelled himself to pause and listen . 
1 he 2 struggled
1 he 5 ,
2 struggled 3 ,
3 , 4 however
5 , 13 the
6 against 7 the
7 the 9 fears
8 superstitious 9 fears
9 fears 10 which
9 fears 11 belonged
11 belonged 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 15 ,
14 age 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 17 compelled
16 and 19 to
17 compelled 18 himself
19 to 20 pause
20 pause 21 and
21 and 22 listen
22 listen 23 .

for the ease of mine own conscience [i] must [search] this matter [out] . " 
1 for 2 the
2 the 3 ease
3 ease 4 of
3 ease 11 this
4 of 5 mine
5 mine 6 own
5 mine 7 conscience
6 own 7 conscience
7 conscience 9 must
11 this 14 .
12 matter 14 .
14 . 15 "

he therefore left the path and walked somewhat fearfully across the field . 
1 he 2 therefore
2 therefore 3 left
2 therefore 4 the
4 the 5 path
5 path 6 and
5 path 7 walked
6 and 7 walked
7 walked 8 somewhat
8 somewhat 9 fearfully
8 somewhat 10 across
10 across 11 the
11 the 12 field
12 field 13 .

under this unhappy [tree] [which] in [after-times] was believed to drop poison with its dew sat the one solitary mourner for innocent blood . 
1 under 2 this
2 this 24 .
3 unhappy 6 in
6 in 19 solitary
8 was 9 believed
9 believed 10 to
10 to 11 drop
11 drop 13 with
12 poison 13 with
13 with 14 its
13 with 15 dew
15 dew 17 the
16 sat 17 the
17 the 18 one
17 the 19 solitary
19 solitary 21 for
20 mourner 21 for
21 for 22 innocent
21 for 23 blood
23 blood 24 .

the [puritan] , [whose] approach had been unperceived , laid his hand upon the child 's shoulder and addressed him compassionately . 
1 the 3 ,
3 , 5 approach
5 approach 6 had
6 had 7 been
7 been 8 unperceived
8 unperceived 9 ,
9 , 10 laid
10 laid 11 his
11 his 12 hand
12 hand 13 upon
13 upon 14 the
14 the 16 's
15 child 16 's
16 's 18 and
17 shoulder 18 and
18 and 19 addressed
19 addressed 20 him
20 him 22 .
21 compassionately 22 .

" you have chosen a dreary lodging , my poor boy , and no wonder that you weep , " said he . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 3 have
3 have 4 chosen
4 chosen 5 a
5 a 6 dreary
6 dreary 7 lodging
7 lodging 13 and
8 , 9 my
8 , 10 poor
9 my 10 poor
10 poor 11 boy
10 poor 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 no
14 no 15 wonder
15 wonder 16 that
15 wonder 17 you
17 you 18 weep
18 weep 20 "
19 , 20 "
20 " 21 said
21 said 22 he
22 he 23 .

the boy had hushed his wailing at once , and turned his face upward to the stranger . 
1 the 2 boy
2 boy 3 had
2 boy 4 hushed
3 had 4 hushed
4 hushed 6 wailing
5 his 6 wailing
6 wailing 7 at
6 wailing 8 once
8 once 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 turned
11 turned 12 his
12 his 13 face
13 face 14 upward
14 upward 15 to
14 upward 16 the
16 the 17 stranger
17 stranger 18 .

the [puritan] , seeing the boy 's frightened gaze and feeling that he trembled under his hand , endeavored to reassure him : 
1 the 3 ,
3 , 4 seeing
4 seeing 5 the
5 the 6 boy
6 boy 7 's
6 boy 8 frightened
8 frightened 9 gaze
8 frightened 10 and
10 and 11 feeling
10 and 12 that
12 that 13 he
13 he 14 trembled
14 trembled 16 his
15 under 16 his
16 his 17 hand
16 his 18 ,
17 hand 18 ,
18 , 19 endeavored
19 endeavored 20 to
19 endeavored 21 reassure
21 reassure 22 him
21 reassure 23 :

" [nay] , [if] [i] intended to do you harm , little lad , the readiest way were to leave you here . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 6 intended
6 intended 7 to
6 intended 8 do
8 do 9 you
8 do 10 harm
10 harm 11 ,
10 harm 12 little
12 little 13 lad
13 lad 14 ,
14 , 15 the
15 the 17 way
16 readiest 17 way
17 way 18 were
17 way 19 to
19 to 21 you
20 leave 21 you
21 you 22 here
21 you 23 .

what ! you do not fear to sit beneath the gallows on a new-made grave , and yet you tremble at a friend 's touch ? 
1 what 2 !
2 ! 4 do
3 you 4 do
4 do 5 not
5 not 6 fear
6 fear 7 to
7 to 8 sit
8 sit 9 beneath
9 beneath 10 the
10 the 11 gallows
10 the 12 on
11 gallows 12 on
12 on 13 a
13 a 14 new-made
14 new-made 15 grave
15 grave 16 ,
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 yet
18 yet 19 you
19 you 20 tremble
20 tremble 22 a
21 at 22 a
22 a 23 friend
22 a 24 's
24 's 25 touch
25 touch 26 ?

take heart , child , and tell me what is your name and where is your home . " 
1 take 2 heart
2 heart 3 ,
2 heart 4 child
3 , 4 child
4 child 5 ,
4 child 6 and
6 and 7 tell
6 and 8 me
7 tell 8 me
8 me 9 what
9 what 10 is
10 is 11 your
11 your 12 name
12 name 14 where
13 and 14 where
14 where 15 is
14 where 16 your
16 your 17 home
16 your 18 .
18 . 19 "

he then spoke soothingly , intending to humor the boy 's fantasy : 
1 he 2 then
2 then 3 spoke
3 spoke 5 ,
4 soothingly 5 ,
5 , 6 intending
6 intending 7 to
7 to 8 humor
8 humor 9 the
9 the 10 boy
9 the 11 's
11 's 12 fantasy
12 fantasy 13 :

" [your] [home] will [scarce] be comfortable , [ilbrahim] , this [cold] autumn night , and [i] fear you are [ill-provided] [with] food . 
1 " 4 will
4 will 6 be
6 be 7 comfortable
7 comfortable 8 ,
8 , 10 ,
10 , 11 this
11 this 13 autumn
11 this 24 .
13 autumn 15 ,
14 night 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 18 fear
18 fear 19 you
19 you 20 are
23 food 24 .

i am hastening to a warm supper and bed ; and if you will go with me , you shall share them . " 
1 i 15 go
2 am 3 hastening
2 am 4 to
4 to 5 a
4 to 6 warm
5 a 6 warm
6 warm 8 and
7 supper 8 and
8 and 9 bed
8 and 10 ;
10 ; 11 and
10 ; 12 if
12 if 13 you
13 you 14 will
14 will 15 go
15 go 16 with
16 with 17 me
17 me 18 ,
18 , 19 you
19 you 20 shall
20 shall 21 share
21 share 22 them
22 them 23 .
23 . 24 "

the [puritan] , who had [laid] hold of little [ilbrahim] 's hand , relinquished it as if he were touching a loathsome reptile . 
1 the 3 ,
3 , 4 who
3 , 5 had
5 had 7 hold
7 hold 24 .
8 of 9 little
9 little 11 's
11 's 12 hand
11 's 13 ,
12 hand 13 ,
13 , 14 relinquished
13 , 15 it
15 it 16 as
16 as 17 if
17 if 18 he
18 he 20 touching
19 were 20 touching
20 touching 21 a
20 touching 22 loathsome
22 loathsome 23 reptile
22 loathsome 24 .

but he possessed a compassionate heart which not even religious prejudice could harden into stone . 
1 but 2 he
1 but 3 possessed
3 possessed 5 compassionate
4 a 5 compassionate
5 compassionate 7 which
6 heart 7 which
7 which 8 not
7 which 9 even
8 not 9 even
9 even 10 religious
9 even 11 prejudice
11 prejudice 12 could
11 prejudice 13 harden
13 harden 14 into
13 harden 15 stone
15 stone 16 .

" god forbid that [i] [should] leave this child to perish , though he comes of the accursed sect , " said he to himself . 
1 " 2 god
2 god 3 forbid
3 forbid 26 .
4 that 21 "
7 leave 8 this
8 this 9 child
8 this 10 to
10 to 12 ,
11 perish 12 ,
12 , 13 though
12 , 14 he
13 though 14 he
14 he 15 comes
14 he 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 accursed
18 accursed 19 sect
19 sect 20 ,
20 , 21 "
21 " 22 said
22 said 23 he
23 he 24 to
24 to 25 himself
24 to 26 .

" do we not all spring from an evil root ? 
1 " 2 do
1 " 11 ?
2 do 3 we
3 we 4 not
4 not 5 all
4 not 6 spring
6 spring 7 from
6 spring 8 an
8 an 9 evil
8 an 10 root

are we [not] all in darkness till the light doth shine upon us ? 
1 are 2 we
1 are 4 all
4 all 5 in
5 in 6 darkness
6 darkness 8 the
7 till 8 the
8 the 10 doth
9 light 10 doth
10 doth 12 upon
11 shine 12 upon
12 upon 13 us
12 upon 14 ?
13 us 14 ?

he shall not perish , neither in body nor , if prayer and instruction may avail for him , in soul . " 
1 he 2 shall
2 shall 3 not
3 not 4 perish
3 not 5 ,
4 perish 5 ,
5 , 6 neither
6 neither 7 in
6 neither 8 body
7 in 8 body
8 body 10 ,
9 nor 10 ,
10 , 12 prayer
11 if 12 prayer
12 prayer 14 instruction
13 and 14 instruction
14 instruction 16 avail
15 may 16 avail
16 avail 18 him
17 for 18 him
18 him 19 ,
19 , 20 in
20 in 21 soul
21 soul 22 .
22 . 23 "

he then spoke aloud and kindly to [ilbrahim] , who had [again] hid his face in the cold earth of the grave : 
1 he 2 then
2 then 3 spoke
3 spoke 5 and
4 aloud 5 and
5 and 6 kindly
6 kindly 7 to
7 to 9 ,
9 , 10 who
10 who 11 had
11 had 13 hid
13 hid 14 his
14 his 15 face
15 face 16 in
16 in 17 the
16 in 18 cold
17 the 18 cold
18 cold 19 earth
18 cold 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 22 grave
22 grave 23 :

" was every door in the land shut against you , my child , that you have wandered to this [unhallowed] spot ? " 
1 " 24 "
2 was 3 every
3 every 5 in
4 door 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 land
7 land 8 shut
7 land 9 against
9 against 10 you
9 against 11 ,
10 you 11 ,
11 , 12 my
11 , 13 child
13 child 14 ,
13 child 15 that
15 that 16 you
15 that 17 have
17 have 19 to
18 wandered 19 to
19 to 20 this
20 this 22 spot
22 spot 23 ?
23 ? 24 "

i knew that my father was sleeping here , and [i] said , ' [this] shall be my home . ' " 
1 i 2 knew
2 knew 4 my
3 that 4 my
4 my 5 father
4 my 6 was
6 was 7 sleeping
7 sleeping 8 here
8 here 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 12 said
12 said 13 ,
13 , 14 '
14 ' 16 shall
16 shall 17 be
17 be 18 my
18 my 19 home
19 home 20 .
20 . 21 '
21 ' 22 "

" rise up and come with me , and fear not any harm . " 
1 " 2 rise
2 rise 4 and
3 up 4 and
4 and 5 come
4 and 6 with
6 with 7 me
6 with 8 ,
8 , 10 fear
9 and 10 fear
10 fear 11 not
10 fear 12 any
12 any 13 harm
13 harm 14 .
14 . 15 "

" my poor boy , are you so feeble ? " said the [puritan] . 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 poor
2 my 4 boy
4 boy 5 ,
5 , 7 you
6 are 7 you
7 you 8 so
8 so 9 feeble
9 feeble 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 13 the
13 the 15 .

" when did you taste food last ? " 
1 " 2 when
2 when 4 you
3 did 4 you
4 you 6 food
5 taste 6 food
6 food 7 last
6 food 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

trouble not thyself for my hunger , [kind] [friend] , [for] [i] [have] lacked [food] many times ere now . " 
1 trouble 21 "
2 not 4 for
3 thyself 4 for
4 for 5 my
4 for 6 hunger
6 hunger 7 ,
7 , 10 ,
10 , 20 .
14 lacked 16 many
16 many 18 ere
17 times 18 ere
18 ere 19 now
19 now 20 .
20 . 21 "

with this determination he left the accursed field and resumed the homeward path from which the wailing of the boy had called him . 
1 with 17 wailing
2 this 3 determination
3 determination 4 he
3 determination 5 left
5 left 6 the
6 the 8 field
7 accursed 8 field
8 field 9 and
9 and 11 the
10 resumed 11 the
11 the 12 homeward
11 the 13 path
13 path 14 from
13 path 15 which
15 which 16 the
16 the 17 wailing
17 wailing 18 of
18 of 20 boy
19 the 20 boy
20 boy 21 had
20 boy 22 called
21 had 22 called
22 called 23 him
23 him 24 .

at the word " home " a thrill passed through the child 's frame , but he continued silent . 
1 at 2 the
1 at 3 word
3 word 5 home
4 " 5 home
5 home 6 "
6 " 7 a
7 a 9 passed
8 thrill 9 passed
9 passed 10 through
10 through 11 the
10 through 14 frame
11 the 12 child
12 child 13 's
14 frame 15 ,
15 , 16 but
16 but 17 he
17 he 18 continued
18 continued 19 silent
19 silent 20 .

as the [puritan] entered he thrust aside his cloak and displayed [ilbrahim] ['s] face to the female . 
1 as 2 the
2 the 4 entered
4 entered 5 he
4 entered 6 thrust
5 he 6 thrust
6 thrust 7 aside
7 aside 8 his
8 his 9 cloak
9 cloak 10 and
10 and 11 displayed
11 displayed 16 the
14 face 15 to
15 to 16 the
16 the 18 .
17 female 18 .

" [dorothy] , here is a little outcast [whom] [providence] hath put into our hands , " observed he . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 here
4 here 5 is
5 is 6 a
6 a 7 little
6 a 11 hath
7 little 8 outcast
11 hath 20 .
12 put 14 our
13 into 14 our
14 our 15 hands
14 our 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 19 he
18 observed 19 he
19 he 20 .

" be kind to him , even as if he were of those dear ones who have departed from us . " 
1 " 2 be
2 be 22 "
3 kind 4 to
4 to 5 him
5 him 6 ,
6 , 7 even
6 , 8 as
8 as 9 if
8 as 10 he
10 he 11 were
10 he 12 of
11 were 12 of
12 of 14 dear
13 those 14 dear
14 dear 15 ones
14 dear 16 who
15 ones 16 who
16 who 17 have
16 who 18 departed
17 have 18 departed
18 departed 19 from
19 from 20 us
19 from 21 .
21 . 22 "

" what pale and bright-eyed little boy is this , [tobias] ? " she inquired . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 8 is
2 what 4 and
3 pale 4 and
4 and 5 bright-eyed
4 and 6 little
6 little 7 boy
8 is 9 this
9 this 10 ,
10 , 12 ?
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 she
14 she 15 inquired
15 inquired 16 .

" is he one whom the wilderness-folk have ravished from [some] [christian] mother ? " 
1 " 2 is
1 " 6 the
2 is 3 he
2 is 4 one
4 one 5 whom
6 the 7 wilderness-folk
6 the 8 have
8 have 9 ravished
9 ravished 10 from
10 from 15 "
13 mother 14 ?
14 ? 15 "

" no , [dorothy] [;] [this] poor child is no captive from the wilderness , " he replied . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 17 he
7 poor 9 is
8 child 9 is
9 is 10 no
9 is 11 captive
11 captive 13 the
12 from 13 the
13 the 14 wilderness
13 the 15 ,
15 , 16 "
16 " 17 he
17 he 18 replied
18 replied 19 .

dorothy was gifted with even a quicker tenderness than her husband , and she approved of all his doings and intentions . 
1 dorothy 2 was
2 was 3 gifted
2 was 4 with
4 with 5 even
4 with 6 a
6 a 7 quicker
7 quicker 8 tenderness
8 tenderness 9 than
8 tenderness 10 her
9 than 10 her
10 her 11 husband
10 her 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 she
14 she 15 approved
15 approved 17 all
16 of 17 all
17 all 19 doings
18 his 19 doings
19 doings 21 intentions
20 and 21 intentions
21 intentions 22 .

" have you a mother , dear child ? " she inquired . 
1 " 2 have
2 have 3 you
3 you 4 a
4 a 5 mother
5 mother 6 ,
6 , 7 dear
7 dear 8 child
8 child 9 ?
9 ? 10 "
10 " 11 she
11 she 12 inquired
12 inquired 13 .

" dry your tears , [ilbrahim] , and be my child , as [i] will be your mother . " 
1 " 2 dry
1 " 12 ,
2 dry 3 your
2 dry 4 tears
4 tears 5 ,
5 , 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 be
9 be 10 my
9 be 11 child
12 , 13 as
12 , 19 .
13 as 15 will
15 will 16 be
16 be 17 your
18 mother 19 .
19 . 20 "

the good woman prepared the little bed from which her own children had successively been borne to another resting-place . 
1 the 2 good
2 good 3 woman
2 good 4 prepared
4 prepared 5 the
5 the 6 little
6 little 7 bed
7 bed 8 from
7 bed 9 which
9 which 10 her
9 which 11 own
11 own 12 children
12 children 13 had
12 children 14 successively
13 had 14 successively
14 successively 15 been
15 been 16 borne
15 been 17 to
16 borne 17 to
17 to 18 another
17 to 19 resting-place
18 another 19 resting-place
19 resting-place 20 .

tobias [pearson] was not among the earliest emigrants from the old country . 
1 tobias 3 was
3 was 4 not
4 not 5 among
5 among 6 the
5 among 7 earliest
7 earliest 8 emigrants
8 emigrants 10 the
9 from 10 the
10 the 11 old
10 the 12 country
12 country 13 .

they had left their native country blooming like roses , and like roses they had perished in a foreign soil . 
1 they 2 had
2 had 4 their
3 left 4 their
4 their 5 native
4 their 6 country
6 country 7 blooming
6 country 8 like
8 like 10 ,
9 roses 10 ,
10 , 11 and
10 , 12 like
12 like 13 roses
13 roses 14 they
13 roses 15 had
15 had 16 perished
15 had 17 in
17 in 18 a
18 a 19 foreign
18 a 20 soil
20 soil 21 .

the common people [manifested] their opinions more openly . 
1 the 2 common
2 common 3 people
3 people 5 their
5 their 6 opinions
6 opinions 8 openly
7 more 8 openly
8 openly 9 .

lo ! the scourge is knotted for him , even the whip of nine cords , and every cord three knots . " 
1 lo 2 !
1 lo 3 the
3 the 5 is
4 scourge 5 is
5 is 6 knotted
5 is 7 for
6 knotted 7 for
7 for 9 ,
8 him 9 ,
9 , 10 even
9 , 11 the
11 the 12 whip
12 whip 13 of
13 of 14 nine
14 nine 15 cords
15 cords 16 ,
15 cords 17 and
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 every
17 and 19 cord
19 cord 20 three
19 cord 21 knots
21 knots 22 .
22 . 23 "

the interior aspect of the meeting-house was rude . 
1 the 2 interior
2 interior 3 aspect
3 aspect 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 meeting-house
6 meeting-house 7 was
7 was 8 rude
8 rude 9 .

the exercises had not yet commenced , however , when the boy 's attention was arrested by an event apparently of trifling interest . 
1 the 24 .
2 exercises 4 not
3 had 4 not
4 not 6 commenced
5 yet 6 commenced
6 commenced 7 ,
6 commenced 8 however
7 , 8 however
8 however 9 ,
9 , 10 when
10 when 11 the
11 the 23 interest
12 boy 14 attention
12 boy 21 of
13 's 14 attention
14 attention 15 was
15 was 17 by
16 arrested 17 by
17 by 18 an
17 by 19 event
20 apparently 21 of
21 of 22 trifling
22 trifling 23 interest
23 interest 24 .

ilbrahim 's faint color varied , his nerves fluttered ; he was unable to turn his eyes from the muffled female . 
1 ilbrahim 2 's
2 's 3 faint
3 faint 4 color
4 color 5 varied
4 color 6 ,
6 , 7 his
7 his 8 nerves
8 nerves 9 fluttered
9 fluttered 10 ;
10 ; 11 he
11 he 12 was
12 was 13 unable
13 unable 14 to
13 unable 15 turn
14 to 15 turn
15 turn 17 eyes
16 his 17 eyes
17 eyes 18 from
17 eyes 19 the
19 the 21 female
20 muffled 21 female
21 female 22 .

he spoke of the danger of pity in [some] [cases] a commendable and [christian] virtue , but inapplicable to this pernicious sect . 
1 he 2 spoke
2 spoke 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 danger
5 danger 6 of
6 of 7 pity
7 pity 8 in
8 in 11 a
11 a 12 commendable
12 commendable 13 and
13 and 15 virtue
15 virtue 16 ,
16 , 17 but
17 but 18 inapplicable
18 inapplicable 23 .
19 to 20 this
20 this 21 pernicious
21 pernicious 22 sect
22 sect 23 .

he observed that such was their devilish obstinacy in error that even the little children , the sucking babes , were hardened and desperate heretics . 
1 he 2 observed
2 observed 4 such
3 that 4 such
4 such 5 was
4 such 6 their
5 was 6 their
6 their 7 devilish
6 their 8 obstinacy
8 obstinacy 10 error
9 in 10 error
10 error 11 that
10 error 12 even
12 even 14 little
13 the 14 little
14 little 15 children
14 little 16 ,
16 , 17 the
17 the 18 sucking
18 sucking 20 ,
19 babes 20 ,
20 , 21 were
20 , 22 hardened
22 hardened 23 and
23 and 24 desperate
24 desperate 25 heretics
25 heretics 26 .

the sands of the second hour were principally in the lower half of the glass when the sermon concluded . 
1 the 2 sands
2 sands 4 the
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 second
4 the 6 hour
6 hour 7 were
6 hour 8 principally
8 principally 10 the
9 in 10 the
10 the 11 lower
11 lower 13 of
12 half 13 of
13 of 15 glass
14 the 15 glass
15 glass 16 when
15 glass 17 the
17 the 18 sermon
17 the 19 concluded
19 concluded 20 .

she then [divested] [herself] of the cloak and hood , and appeared in a most singular array . 
1 she 13 in
2 then 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 cloak
7 cloak 8 and
8 and 9 hood
9 hood 10 ,
10 , 11 and
10 , 13 in
11 and 12 appeared
13 in 14 a
14 a 16 singular
15 most 16 singular
16 singular 18 .
17 array 18 .

she was naturally a woman of mighty passions , and hatred and revenge now wrapped themselves in the garb of piety . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 naturally
2 was 4 a
4 a 5 woman
4 a 6 of
6 of 7 mighty
7 mighty 9 ,
7 mighty 10 and
8 passions 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 hatred
11 hatred 12 and
11 hatred 13 revenge
13 revenge 14 now
13 revenge 15 wrapped
15 wrapped 16 themselves
15 wrapped 17 in
16 themselves 17 in
17 in 18 the
17 in 19 garb
18 the 19 garb
19 garb 21 piety
20 of 21 piety
21 piety 22 .

the character of her speech was changed ; her images became distinct though wild , and her [denunciations] had an almost hellish bitterness . 
1 the 2 character
2 character 3 of
3 of 4 her
4 her 5 speech
4 her 6 was
6 was 7 changed
6 was 8 ;
7 changed 8 ;
8 ; 10 images
9 her 10 images
10 images 11 became
11 became 12 distinct
12 distinct 13 though
12 distinct 14 wild
14 wild 15 ,
14 wild 16 and
16 and 17 her
17 her 19 had
19 had 20 an
20 an 21 almost
20 an 22 hellish
22 hellish 24 .
23 bitterness 24 .

slay ! ' 
1 slay 3 '
2 ! 3 '

but [i] [say] [unto] [ye] , [woe] to them that slay ! 
1 but 6 ,
6 , 8 to
8 to 10 that
9 them 10 that
10 that 12 !
11 slay 12 !

woe to them that shed the blood of saints ! 
1 woe 2 to
1 woe 3 them
3 them 5 shed
4 that 5 shed
5 shed 6 the
5 shed 7 blood
7 blood 8 of
7 blood 9 saints
9 saints 10 !

woe to them in their lifetime [!] 
1 woe 2 to
2 to 3 them
2 to 4 in
4 in 5 their
5 their 6 lifetime

cursed are they in the delight and pleasure of their hearts ! 
1 cursed 2 are
2 are 3 they
2 are 4 in
4 in 5 the
5 the 6 delight
6 delight 7 and
7 and 8 pleasure
7 and 9 of
9 of 10 their
10 their 11 hearts
10 their 12 !

woe to them in their death-hour , whether it come swiftly with blood and violence or after long and lingering pain ! 
1 woe 2 to
2 to 3 them
2 to 4 in
4 in 5 their
5 their 6 death-hour
6 death-hour 7 ,
7 , 9 it
8 whether 9 it
9 it 10 come
9 it 11 swiftly
10 come 11 swiftly
11 swiftly 12 with
12 with 14 and
13 blood 14 and
14 and 15 violence
15 violence 16 or
15 violence 17 after
17 after 18 long
18 long 20 lingering
19 and 20 lingering
20 lingering 21 pain
21 pain 22 !

woe in the dark house , in the [rottenness] of the grave , when the children 's children shall [revile] the ashes of the fathers ! 
1 woe 2 in
2 in 3 the
2 in 4 dark
3 the 4 dark
4 dark 5 house
4 dark 6 ,
6 , 7 in
6 , 8 the
7 in 8 the
8 the 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 grave
12 grave 14 when
13 , 14 when
14 when 15 the
14 when 16 children
16 children 17 's
16 children 18 children
18 children 19 shall
19 shall 21 the
21 the 22 ashes
21 the 23 of
23 of 24 the
24 the 25 fathers
25 fathers 26 !

lift your voices , chosen ones , cry aloud , and call down a woe and a judgment with me ! " 
1 lift 2 your
2 your 3 voices
3 voices 4 ,
4 , 5 chosen
5 chosen 6 ones
6 ones 8 cry
7 , 8 cry
8 cry 9 aloud
8 cry 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 down
12 call 13 down
13 down 14 a
13 down 15 woe
14 a 15 woe
15 woe 16 and
15 woe 17 a
17 a 18 judgment
18 judgment 19 with
19 with 20 me
20 me 22 "
21 ! 22 "

having thus [given] vent to the flood of malignity which she mistook for inspiration , the speaker was silent . 
1 having 2 thus
2 thus 16 the
4 vent 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 flood
6 the 15 ,
7 flood 8 of
8 of 10 which
9 malignity 10 which
10 which 11 she
12 mistook 13 for
13 for 14 inspiration
14 inspiration 15 ,
15 , 16 the
16 the 20 .
17 speaker 18 was
18 was 19 silent
19 silent 20 .

the weakness of exhausted passion caused her steps to totter as she descended the pulpit stairs . 
1 the 2 weakness
2 weakness 3 of
2 weakness 4 exhausted
4 exhausted 5 passion
4 exhausted 6 caused
5 passion 6 caused
6 caused 7 her
7 her 8 steps
7 her 9 to
9 to 10 totter
9 to 11 as
11 as 12 she
12 she 13 descended
13 descended 14 the
14 the 15 pulpit
15 pulpit 16 stairs
16 stairs 17 .

scarcely did her feet press the floor , however , when an unexpected scene occurred . 
1 scarcely 2 did
2 did 4 feet
3 her 4 feet
4 feet 5 press
4 feet 6 the
5 press 6 the
6 the 7 floor
7 floor 8 ,
8 , 9 however
9 however 10 ,
10 , 11 when
11 when 12 an
12 an 13 unexpected
13 unexpected 14 scene
14 scene 16 .
15 occurred 16 .

in that moment of her peril , when every eye frowned with death , a little timid boy threw his arms round his mother . 
1 in 25 .
2 that 3 moment
2 that 4 of
4 of 5 her
4 of 6 peril
6 peril 8 when
7 , 8 when
8 when 9 every
8 when 10 eye
10 eye 11 frowned
10 eye 12 with
11 frowned 12 with
12 with 14 ,
13 death 14 ,
14 , 15 a
15 a 16 little
15 a 17 timid
17 timid 18 boy
18 boy 19 threw
19 threw 20 his
20 his 21 arms
21 arms 23 his
22 round 23 his
23 his 24 mother
23 his 25 .

" [i] am here , mother ; it is [i] , and [i] will go with thee to [prison] , " he exclaimed . 
1 " 3 am
3 am 5 ,
4 here 5 ,
5 , 6 mother
6 mother 21 "
7 ; 8 it
8 it 9 is
9 is 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 14 will
14 will 15 go
14 will 18 to
15 go 16 with
16 with 17 thee
18 to 20 ,
20 , 21 "
21 " 22 he
22 he 23 exclaimed
23 exclaimed 24 .

" blessed art thou , my son ! " she sobbed . 
1 " 3 art
2 blessed 3 art
3 art 4 thou
4 thou 5 ,
5 , 7 son
6 my 7 son
7 son 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 she
10 she 11 sobbed
11 sobbed 12 .

the sorrows of past years and the darker peril that was nigh cast not a shadow on the brightness of that fleeting moment . 
1 the 2 sorrows
2 sorrows 3 of
2 sorrows 4 past
3 of 4 past
4 past 5 years
4 past 6 and
6 and 7 the
7 the 8 darker
8 darker 9 peril
9 peril 10 that
9 peril 11 was
11 was 12 nigh
11 was 13 cast
12 nigh 13 cast
13 cast 14 not
14 not 16 shadow
15 a 16 shadow
16 shadow 18 the
17 on 18 the
18 the 19 brightness
18 the 20 of
20 of 22 fleeting
20 of 24 .
21 that 22 fleeting
22 fleeting 23 moment

thou wilt go seeking through the world , and find all hearts closed against thee and their sweet affections turned to bitterness for my sake . 
1 thou 2 wilt
1 thou 3 go
3 go 5 through
4 seeking 5 through
5 through 7 world
6 the 7 world
7 world 8 ,
7 world 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 find
9 and 11 all
11 all 12 hearts
11 all 13 closed
13 closed 14 against
13 closed 15 thee
15 thee 17 their
16 and 17 their
17 their 18 sweet
17 their 19 affections
18 sweet 19 affections
19 affections 21 to
20 turned 21 to
21 to 22 bitterness
21 to 23 for
23 for 24 my
24 my 25 sake
25 sake 26 .

my child , my child , how many a pang awaits thy gentle spirit , and [i] the cause of all ! " 
1 my 2 child
1 my 3 ,
3 , 4 my
4 my 5 child
5 child 6 ,
5 child 7 how
7 how 8 many
7 how 9 a
9 a 10 pang
9 a 11 awaits
11 awaits 12 thy
11 awaits 13 gentle
12 thy 13 gentle
13 gentle 14 spirit
13 gentle 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 18 the
18 the 19 cause
19 cause 20 of
20 of 21 all
21 all 22 !
22 ! 23 "

sobs were audible in the female section of the house , and every man who was a father drew his hand across his eyes . 
1 sobs 2 were
2 were 3 audible
3 audible 4 in
4 in 5 the
4 in 6 female
5 the 6 female
6 female 7 section
6 female 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 house
10 house 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 every
13 every 14 man
13 every 15 who
14 man 15 who
15 who 17 a
16 was 17 a
17 a 18 father
17 a 19 drew
19 drew 21 hand
20 his 21 hand
21 hand 23 his
22 across 23 his
23 his 25 .
24 eyes 25 .

dorothy , however , had watched her husband 's eye . 
1 dorothy 2 ,
2 , 3 however
3 however 4 ,
4 , 5 had
4 , 6 watched
5 had 6 watched
6 watched 7 her
6 watched 8 husband
8 husband 9 's
9 's 10 eye
10 eye 11 .

" stranger , trust this boy to me , and [i] will be his mother , " she said , taking [ilbrahim] 's hand . 
1 " 2 stranger
2 stranger 3 ,
3 , 4 trust
4 trust 5 this
5 this 6 boy
5 this 7 to
7 to 8 me
8 me 9 ,
9 , 10 and
9 , 18 she
10 and 12 will
12 will 13 be
14 his 15 mother
15 mother 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 18 she
18 she 19 said
19 said 20 ,
20 , 21 taking
21 taking 25 .
23 's 24 hand
24 hand 25 .

leave the tender child with us , and be at ease concerning his welfare . " 
1 leave 2 the
2 the 3 tender
3 tender 5 with
4 child 5 with
5 with 6 us
6 us 7 ,
7 , 9 be
8 and 9 be
9 be 10 at
10 at 11 ease
10 at 12 concerning
11 ease 12 concerning
12 concerning 13 his
12 concerning 14 welfare
14 welfare 15 .
14 welfare 16 "
15 . 16 "

the [quaker] rose from the ground , but drew the boy closer to her , while she gazed earnestly in [dorothy] 's face . 
1 the 3 rose
3 rose 5 the
4 from 5 the
5 the 6 ground
6 ground 7 ,
7 , 8 but
7 , 9 drew
9 drew 10 the
10 the 12 closer
10 the 24 .
11 boy 12 closer
12 closer 13 to
13 to 14 her
14 her 15 ,
15 , 16 while
16 while 17 she
17 she 18 gazed
18 gazed 19 earnestly
19 earnestly 20 in
22 's 23 face
23 face 24 .

her mild but saddened features and neat matronly attire [harmonized] together and were like a verse of fireside poetry . 
1 her 2 mild
2 mild 3 but
2 mild 4 saddened
4 saddened 5 features
5 features 6 and
5 features 7 neat
7 neat 9 attire
8 matronly 9 attire
9 attire 11 together
11 together 12 and
12 and 14 like
13 were 14 like
14 like 15 a
15 a 16 verse
15 a 17 of
16 verse 17 of
17 of 18 fireside
18 fireside 20 .
19 poetry 20 .

" thou art not of our people , " said the [quaker] , mournfully . 
1 " 2 thou
2 thou 3 art
2 thou 4 not
4 not 5 of
4 not 6 our
6 our 8 ,
7 people 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 the
11 the 13 ,
13 , 14 mournfully
14 mournfully 15 .

doubt not that your boy shall meet you there , if there be a blessing on our tender and prayerful guidance of him . 
1 doubt 2 not
2 not 3 that
3 that 5 boy
4 your 5 boy
5 boy 6 shall
5 boy 7 meet
6 shall 7 meet
7 meet 9 there
8 you 9 there
9 there 10 ,
9 there 11 if
11 if 13 be
12 there 13 be
13 be 15 blessing
14 a 15 blessing
15 blessing 17 our
16 on 17 our
17 our 19 and
18 tender 19 and
19 and 20 prayerful
20 prayerful 21 guidance
21 guidance 22 of
22 of 24 .
23 him 24 .

thither , [i] trust , my own children have gone before me , [for] [i] [also] have been a mother . 
1 thither 2 ,
2 , 21 .
4 trust 5 ,
4 trust 6 my
6 my 7 own
6 my 8 children
8 children 9 have
8 children 10 gone
9 have 10 gone
10 gone 12 me
11 before 12 me
12 me 13 ,
13 , 17 have
17 have 18 been
18 been 19 a
19 a 20 mother
20 mother 21 .

i am no longer so , " she added , in a faltering tone , " and your son will have all my care . " 
1 i 3 no
2 am 3 no
3 no 5 so
4 longer 5 so
5 so 6 ,
5 so 7 "
7 " 9 added
8 she 9 added
9 added 10 ,
10 , 12 a
11 in 12 a
12 a 14 tone
13 faltering 14 tone
14 tone 15 ,
15 , 17 and
16 " 17 and
17 and 18 your
17 and 19 son
19 son 21 have
20 will 21 have
21 have 22 all
22 all 23 my
22 all 24 care
24 care 25 .
25 . 26 "

" but will ye lead him in the path which his parents have trodden ? " demanded the [quaker] . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 will
3 will 4 ye
3 will 5 lead
5 lead 6 him
6 him 7 in
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 path
9 path 10 which
10 which 11 his
10 which 12 parents
11 his 12 parents
12 parents 14 trodden
13 have 14 trodden
14 trodden 15 ?
14 trodden 16 "
15 ? 16 "
16 " 18 the
17 demanded 18 the
18 the 20 .

the boy has been [baptized] in blood ; will ye keep the mark fresh and ruddy upon his forehead ? " 
1 the 2 boy
2 boy 21 "
3 has 4 been
4 been 6 in
6 in 8 ;
7 blood 8 ;
8 ; 9 will
9 will 10 ye
10 ye 12 the
11 keep 12 the
12 the 14 fresh
13 mark 14 fresh
14 fresh 15 and
15 and 16 ruddy
16 ruddy 18 his
17 upon 18 his
18 his 20 ?
19 forehead 20 ?
20 ? 21 "

" [i] [will] not deceive you , " answered [dorothy] . 
1 " 4 not
4 not 8 "
5 deceive 6 you
6 you 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 answered
9 answered 11 .

were we to act otherwise , we should abuse your trust , even in [complying] with your wishes . " 
1 were 20 "
2 we 3 to
3 to 4 act
4 act 5 otherwise
5 otherwise 6 ,
6 , 7 we
6 , 8 should
8 should 9 abuse
8 should 10 your
10 your 11 trust
10 your 12 ,
11 trust 12 ,
12 , 14 in
13 even 14 in
14 in 16 with
16 with 17 your
16 with 18 wishes
18 wishes 19 .
19 . 20 "

the mother looked down upon her boy with a troubled countenance , and then turned her eyes upward to heaven . 
1 the 12 ,
2 mother 3 looked
3 looked 4 down
3 looked 5 upon
5 upon 6 her
6 her 8 with
7 boy 8 with
8 with 9 a
9 a 10 troubled
10 troubled 11 countenance
11 countenance 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 turned
14 then 15 turned
15 turned 16 her
15 turned 17 eyes
16 her 17 eyes
17 eyes 18 upward
18 upward 20 heaven
19 to 20 heaven
20 heaven 21 .

she seemed to pray internally , and the contention of her soul was evident . 
1 she 2 seemed
2 seemed 3 to
3 to 4 pray
4 pray 5 internally
4 pray 6 ,
5 internally 6 ,
6 , 7 and
6 , 8 the
8 the 9 contention
8 the 10 of
10 of 11 her
11 her 12 soul
12 soul 13 was
13 was 14 evident
14 evident 15 .

but thou hast spoken of a husband . 
1 but 2 thou
2 thou 3 hast
2 thou 4 spoken
3 hast 4 spoken
4 spoken 5 of
4 spoken 6 a
6 a 7 husband
6 a 8 .
7 husband 8 .

doth he stand here among this multitude of people ? 
1 doth 2 he
2 he 3 stand
3 stand 4 here
4 here 5 among
4 here 6 this
6 this 7 multitude
6 this 8 of
8 of 9 people
8 of 10 ?

let him come forth , for [i] [must] [know] to [whom] [i] commit this most precious trust . " 
1 let 2 him
2 him 3 come
2 him 10 to
3 come 4 forth
4 forth 5 ,
5 , 6 for
10 to 13 commit
13 commit 14 this
14 this 16 precious
15 most 16 precious
16 precious 17 trust
16 precious 18 .
17 trust 18 .
18 . 19 "

she turned her face upon the male auditors , and after a momentary [delay] [tobias] [pearson] came [forth] from among them . 
1 she 2 turned
2 turned 3 her
2 turned 4 face
4 face 5 upon
5 upon 6 the
6 the 7 male
7 male 8 auditors
8 auditors 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 after
10 and 12 a
12 a 13 momentary
13 momentary 22 .
17 came 19 from
19 from 20 among
19 from 21 them
21 them 22 .

as she gazed an [unmirthful] smile spread over her features , like sunshine that grows melancholy in some desolate [spot] . 
1 as 2 she
1 as 7 spread
2 she 3 gazed
3 gazed 4 an
4 an 6 smile
7 spread 21 .
8 over 9 her
9 her 11 ,
10 features 11 ,
11 , 13 sunshine
12 like 13 sunshine
13 sunshine 14 that
13 sunshine 15 grows
14 that 15 grows
15 grows 17 in
16 melancholy 17 in
17 in 18 some
17 in 19 desolate
19 desolate 21 .

her lips moved [inaudibly] , but at length she spake : 
1 her 2 lips
2 lips 3 moved
3 moved 5 ,
5 , 6 but
6 but 7 at
6 but 8 length
8 length 9 she
8 length 10 spake
10 spake 11 :

" [i] [hear] it , [i] [hear] it ! 
1 " 4 it
4 it 5 ,
5 , 8 it
8 it 9 !

break the bonds of natural affection , martyr thy love , and know that in all these things eternal wisdom hath its ends . ' 
1 break 2 the
2 the 4 of
3 bonds 4 of
4 of 5 natural
5 natural 6 affection
5 natural 7 ,
7 , 8 martyr
7 , 9 thy
9 thy 10 love
9 thy 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 know
12 and 14 that
14 that 15 in
15 in 16 all
15 in 17 these
16 all 17 these
17 these 18 things
17 these 19 eternal
18 things 19 eternal
19 eternal 21 hath
20 wisdom 21 hath
21 hath 22 its
21 hath 23 ends
23 ends 24 .
24 . 25 '

i go , [friends] , [i] go . 
1 i 2 go
2 go 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 7 go
7 go 8 .

take ye my boy , my precious jewel [.] 
1 take 2 ye
2 ye 3 my
2 ye 4 boy
4 boy 5 ,
4 boy 6 my
6 my 8 jewel
7 precious 8 jewel

i go hence trusting that all shall be well , and that even for his infant hands there is a labor in the vineyard . " 
1 i 2 go
2 go 3 hence
3 hence 4 trusting
3 hence 5 that
5 that 6 all
5 that 7 shall
7 shall 8 be
8 be 9 well
9 well 10 ,
10 , 12 that
11 and 12 that
12 that 13 even
13 even 15 his
14 for 15 his
15 his 16 infant
16 infant 18 there
17 hands 18 there
18 there 19 is
18 there 20 a
19 is 20 a
20 a 22 in
21 labor 22 in
22 in 24 vineyard
23 the 24 vineyard
24 vineyard 25 .
25 . 26 "

having [held] her [hands] [over] [his] [head] in mental prayer , she was ready to depart . 
1 having 3 her
3 her 8 in
8 in 17 .
9 mental 10 prayer
10 prayer 11 ,
11 , 12 she
12 she 13 was
13 was 14 ready
14 ready 15 to
15 to 16 depart
16 depart 17 .

she turned her steps toward the door , and the men who had stationed themselves to guard it withdrew and suffered her to pass . 
1 she 2 turned
2 turned 3 her
2 turned 4 steps
4 steps 5 toward
5 toward 6 the
5 toward 7 door
7 door 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 10 the
10 the 12 who
11 men 12 who
12 who 13 had
13 had 15 themselves
14 stationed 15 themselves
15 themselves 16 to
15 themselves 17 guard
17 guard 18 it
17 guard 19 withdrew
19 withdrew 20 and
20 and 21 suffered
21 suffered 23 to
22 her 23 to
23 to 24 pass
24 pass 25 .

a general sentiment of pity overcame the [virulence] of religious hatred . 
1 a 2 general
2 general 3 sentiment
2 general 4 of
4 of 5 pity
5 pity 6 overcame
5 pity 7 the
6 overcame 7 the
7 the 9 of
9 of 10 religious
10 religious 11 hatred
11 hatred 12 .

she went , the apostle of her own unquiet heart , to renew the wanderings of past years . 
1 she 2 went
2 went 3 ,
3 , 4 the
4 the 5 apostle
5 apostle 6 of
5 apostle 7 her
7 her 9 unquiet
8 own 9 unquiet
9 unquiet 10 heart
9 unquiet 11 ,
11 , 13 renew
12 to 13 renew
13 renew 14 the
13 renew 15 wanderings
14 the 15 wanderings
15 wanderings 16 of
16 of 19 .
17 past 18 years
18 years 19 .

of the [malice] which generally [accompanies] a superfluity of sensitiveness [ilbrahim] was altogether destitute . 
1 of 2 the
2 the 12 was
4 which 5 generally
5 generally 7 a
7 a 8 superfluity
8 superfluity 9 of
9 of 10 sensitiveness
10 sensitiveness 12 was
12 was 13 altogether
13 altogether 15 .
14 destitute 15 .

when trodden upon , he would not turn ; when wounded , he could but die . 
1 when 3 upon
2 trodden 3 upon
3 upon 5 he
4 , 5 he
5 he 6 would
5 he 7 not
6 would 7 not
7 not 8 turn
8 turn 10 when
9 ; 10 when
10 when 12 ,
11 wounded 12 ,
12 , 14 could
13 he 14 could
14 could 15 but
15 but 16 die
15 but 17 .

his mind was wanting in the stamina of self-support . 
1 his 3 was
2 mind 3 was
3 was 4 wanting
3 was 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 stamina
7 stamina 8 of
8 of 9 self-support
9 self-support 10 .

her [husband] [manifested] an equal affection , although it grew daily less productive of familiar caresses . 
1 her 4 an
4 an 6 affection
5 equal 6 affection
6 affection 7 ,
7 , 8 although
7 , 9 it
9 it 10 grew
9 it 11 daily
10 grew 11 daily
11 daily 12 less
11 daily 13 productive
13 productive 14 of
13 productive 15 familiar
15 familiar 17 .
16 caresses 17 .

as the sufferer 's own home was at some distance , [dorothy] willingly [received] him under her roof and became his tender and careful nurse . 
1 as 2 the
2 the 3 sufferer
2 the 4 's
4 's 6 home
5 own 6 home
6 home 8 at
7 was 8 at
8 at 9 some
8 at 10 distance
10 distance 11 ,
11 , 26 .
13 willingly 15 him
15 him 16 under
15 him 17 her
17 her 18 roof
17 her 19 and
19 and 21 his
20 became 21 his
21 his 22 tender
22 tender 23 and
22 tender 24 careful
23 and 24 careful
24 careful 25 nurse
25 nurse 26 .

it was that of reciting imaginary adventures on the spur of the moment , and apparently in inexhaustible succession . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 that
3 that 4 of
3 that 5 reciting
5 reciting 6 imaginary
5 reciting 7 adventures
7 adventures 8 on
7 adventures 9 the
8 on 9 the
9 the 10 spur
9 the 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 moment
13 moment 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 apparently
16 apparently 17 in
17 in 19 succession
18 inexhaustible 19 succession
19 succession 20 .

the boy 's parents at length removed him to complete his cure under their own roof . 
1 the 2 boy
2 boy 3 's
3 's 4 parents
4 parents 6 length
5 at 6 length
6 length 7 removed
6 length 8 him
7 removed 8 him
8 him 9 to
8 him 10 complete
9 to 10 complete
10 complete 11 his
10 complete 12 cure
12 cure 13 under
12 cure 14 their
14 their 15 own
15 own 17 .
16 roof 17 .

but it happened that an unexpected addition was made to the heavenly little band . 
1 but 2 it
1 but 3 happened
3 happened 5 an
4 that 5 an
5 an 6 unexpected
6 unexpected 8 was
7 addition 8 was
8 was 9 made
9 made 10 to
9 made 11 the
10 to 11 the
11 the 12 heavenly
12 heavenly 14 band
13 little 14 band
14 band 15 .

the poor child 's arms had been raised to guard his head from the storm of blows , but now he dropped them at once . 
1 the 2 poor
1 the 3 child
3 child 4 's
4 's 5 arms
5 arms 6 had
6 had 7 been
7 been 8 raised
8 raised 9 to
9 to 10 guard
10 guard 11 his
11 his 13 from
12 head 13 from
13 from 14 the
13 from 15 storm
14 the 15 storm
15 storm 16 of
16 of 17 blows
17 blows 18 ,
18 , 19 but
18 , 20 now
19 but 20 now
20 now 21 he
20 now 22 dropped
22 dropped 23 them
22 dropped 24 at
24 at 26 .
25 once 26 .

its signs were principally of a negative character , and to be discovered only by those who had previously known him . 
1 its 2 signs
2 signs 22 .
3 were 4 principally
4 principally 5 of
5 of 6 a
6 a 7 negative
7 negative 8 character
8 character 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 to
11 to 12 be
12 be 14 only
13 discovered 14 only
14 only 15 by
14 only 16 those
16 those 18 had
17 who 18 had
18 had 19 previously
19 previously 20 known
19 previously 21 him
20 known 21 him
21 him 22 .

sometimes [at] [night] , and probably in his dreams , he was heard to cry , " mother ! 
1 sometimes 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 12 was
6 probably 7 in
7 in 8 his
8 his 9 dreams
9 dreams 10 ,
10 , 11 he
11 he 12 was
12 was 14 to
13 heard 14 to
14 to 16 ,
15 cry 16 ,
16 , 17 "
16 , 18 mother
18 mother 19 !

in the mean time , neither the fierceness of the persecutors nor the infatuation of their victims had decreased . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 3 mean
2 the 4 time
4 time 5 ,
4 time 6 neither
6 neither 7 the
7 the 8 fierceness
8 fierceness 9 of
9 of 10 the
9 of 11 persecutors
11 persecutors 12 nor
11 persecutors 13 the
13 the 14 infatuation
13 the 15 of
15 of 16 their
15 of 17 victims
17 victims 18 had
18 had 19 decreased
19 decreased 20 .

the hale and weatherbeaten old man who sat beside him had sustained less injury from a far longer course of the same mode of life . 
1 the 2 hale
2 hale 3 and
3 and 4 weatherbeaten
3 and 5 old
5 old 6 man
6 man 7 who
6 man 8 sat
8 sat 10 him
9 beside 10 him
10 him 11 had
10 him 12 sustained
12 sustained 13 less
13 less 14 injury
13 less 15 from
14 injury 15 from
15 from 16 a
15 from 17 far
16 a 17 far
17 far 18 longer
18 longer 20 of
19 course 20 of
20 of 21 the
20 of 22 same
21 the 22 same
22 same 24 of
23 mode 24 of
24 of 25 life
24 of 26 .
25 life 26 .

" thy voice has fallen on my ear like a sound afar off and indistinct , " [replied] [pearson] , [without] lifting his eyes . 
1 " 2 thy
2 thy 3 voice
2 thy 4 has
4 has 5 fallen
5 fallen 6 on
5 fallen 7 my
7 my 9 like
8 ear 9 like
9 like 10 a
9 like 11 sound
10 a 11 sound
11 sound 12 afar
12 afar 14 and
13 off 14 and
14 and 15 indistinct
15 indistinct 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 20 ,
20 , 22 lifting
22 lifting 23 his
23 his 24 eyes
24 eyes 25 .

faint not , for thy burden is yet light . " 
1 faint 2 not
1 faint 3 ,
3 , 5 thy
4 for 5 thy
5 thy 6 burden
5 thy 7 is
6 burden 7 is
7 is 9 light
8 yet 9 light
9 light 10 .
9 light 11 "
10 . 11 "

" it is heavy ! 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
2 it 4 heavy
4 heavy 5 !

it is heavier [than] [i] can [bear] ! " exclaimed [pearson] , with the impatience of a variable spirit . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 heavier
3 heavier 9 "
6 can 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 exclaimed
10 exclaimed 12 ,
12 , 13 with
13 with 14 the
14 the 15 impatience
15 impatience 17 a
16 of 17 a
17 a 18 variable
17 a 19 spirit
19 spirit 20 .

all this [i] could have borne and counted myself blessed . 
1 all 2 this
2 this 11 .
4 could 5 have
4 could 6 borne
6 borne 7 and
7 and 8 counted
8 counted 9 myself
8 counted 10 blessed
10 blessed 11 .

verily , [i] am an accursed man , and [i] will lay me down in the dust and lift up my head no more . " 
1 verily 2 ,
1 verily 16 the
2 , 8 ,
4 am 6 accursed
5 an 6 accursed
6 accursed 7 man
6 accursed 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 will
12 lay 13 me
13 me 14 down
14 down 15 in
15 in 16 the
16 the 17 dust
17 dust 18 and
18 and 19 lift
19 lift 20 up
20 up 21 my
21 my 22 head
22 head 26 "
23 no 24 more
24 more 25 .
25 . 26 "

as we went on " 
1 as 2 we
2 we 4 on
3 went 4 on
4 on 5 "

" have [i] not borne all this , and have [i] murmured [?] " interrupted [pearson] , impatiently . 
1 " 2 have
2 have 4 not
4 not 5 borne
5 borne 19 .
6 all 7 this
7 this 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 have
10 have 12 murmured
12 murmured 14 "
14 " 15 interrupted
15 interrupted 17 ,
17 , 18 impatiently
18 impatiently 19 .

" [nay] , friend , but hear me , " continued the other . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 11 continued
4 friend 5 ,
5 , 6 but
6 but 10 "
7 hear 8 me
8 me 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 continued
11 continued 12 the
12 the 14 .
13 other 14 .

at length we came to a [tract] of fertile land . 
1 at 2 length
2 length 4 came
3 we 4 came
4 came 6 a
5 to 6 a
6 a 8 of
8 of 9 fertile
9 fertile 10 land
9 fertile 11 .

then came bitter thoughts upon me yea , remembrances that were like death to my soul . 
1 then 2 came
1 then 3 bitter
2 came 3 bitter
3 bitter 4 thoughts
4 thoughts 5 upon
5 upon 6 me
5 upon 7 yea
7 yea 8 ,
8 , 10 that
9 remembrances 10 that
10 that 11 were
10 that 12 like
12 like 14 to
13 death 14 to
14 to 15 my
14 to 16 soul
15 my 16 soul
16 soul 17 .

the happiness of my early days was painted to me , the disquiet of my manhood , the altered faith of my declining years . 
1 the 2 happiness
1 the 3 of
3 of 5 early
4 my 5 early
5 early 7 was
6 days 7 was
7 was 9 to
8 painted 9 to
9 to 10 me
10 me 11 ,
11 , 12 the
12 the 13 disquiet
13 disquiet 14 of
14 of 16 manhood
15 my 16 manhood
16 manhood 17 ,
17 , 18 the
18 the 19 altered
19 altered 20 faith
19 altered 21 of
20 faith 21 of
21 of 22 my
21 of 23 declining
23 declining 24 years
24 years 25 .

" [couldst] [thou] obey the command at such a moment ? " exclaimed [pearson] , shuddering . 
1 " 4 obey
4 obey 5 the
5 the 6 command
6 command 7 at
7 at 8 such
8 such 9 a
9 a 17 .
10 moment 11 ?
11 ? 12 "
12 " 13 exclaimed
13 exclaimed 15 ,
15 , 16 shuddering
16 shuddering 17 .

" yea ! yea ! " replied the old man , hurriedly . 
1 " 2 yea
1 " 3 !
2 yea 3 !
3 ! 4 yea
4 yea 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 replied
7 replied 9 old
8 the 9 old
9 old 10 man
9 old 11 ,
10 man 11 ,
11 , 12 hurriedly
11 , 13 .
12 hurriedly 13 .

but [i] yielded [not] [;] [i] knelt down and wrestled with the tempter , while the scourge bit more fiercely into the flesh . 
1 but 13 tempter
3 yielded 7 knelt
7 knelt 9 and
8 down 9 and
9 and 10 wrestled
10 wrestled 11 with
11 with 12 the
12 the 13 tempter
13 tempter 14 ,
14 , 15 while
15 while 16 the
16 the 18 bit
17 scourge 18 bit
18 bit 19 more
18 bit 20 fiercely
19 more 20 fiercely
20 fiercely 22 the
21 into 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 flesh 24 .

my prayer was heard , and [i] went on in peace and joy toward the wilderness . " 
1 my 2 prayer
2 prayer 3 was
3 was 4 heard
4 heard 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 8 went
8 went 9 on
9 on 10 in
10 in 11 peace
11 peace 12 and
12 and 13 joy
13 joy 14 toward
14 toward 15 the
15 the 16 wilderness
16 wilderness 17 .
17 . 18 "

her wounds have been deep and many , but this will be the sorest of all . " 
1 her 2 wounds
2 wounds 3 have
2 wounds 4 been
4 been 5 deep
5 deep 6 and
5 deep 7 many
6 and 7 many
7 many 8 ,
8 , 9 but
8 , 10 this
10 this 12 be
11 will 12 be
12 be 13 the
13 the 15 of
14 sorest 15 of
15 of 16 all
16 all 17 .
17 . 18 "

the boy hath done his work , and she will feel that he is taken hence in kindness both to him and her . 
1 the 2 boy
2 boy 3 hath
2 boy 4 done
4 done 5 his
4 done 6 work
5 his 6 work
6 work 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 she
9 she 10 will
10 will 11 feel
10 will 12 that
12 that 13 he
12 that 14 is
14 is 15 taken
14 is 16 hence
15 taken 16 hence
16 hence 17 in
16 hence 18 kindness
18 kindness 19 both
18 kindness 20 to
20 to 21 him
21 him 22 and
22 and 23 her
23 her 24 .

blessed , blessed are they that with so little suffering can enter into peace ! " 
1 blessed 2 ,
1 blessed 3 blessed
3 blessed 5 they
4 are 5 they
5 they 6 that
5 they 7 with
6 that 7 with
7 with 9 little
8 so 9 little
9 little 10 suffering
9 little 11 can
10 suffering 11 can
11 can 12 enter
11 can 13 into
13 into 14 peace
13 into 15 !
15 ! 16 "

the fitful rush of the wind was now disturbed by a portentous sound : it was a quick and heavy knocking at the outer door . 
1 the 2 fitful
2 fitful 3 rush
3 rush 4 of
4 of 5 the
4 of 6 wind
6 wind 7 was
6 wind 8 now
8 now 9 disturbed
8 now 10 by
10 by 11 a
10 by 12 portentous
11 a 12 portentous
12 portentous 14 :
13 sound 14 :
14 : 16 was
15 it 16 was
16 was 17 a
16 was 18 quick
18 quick 19 and
19 and 20 heavy
20 heavy 21 knocking
21 knocking 22 at
21 knocking 23 the
22 at 23 the
23 the 24 outer
23 the 25 door
25 door 26 .

" the men of blood have come to seek me , " he observed , with calmness . 
1 " 10 me
2 the 3 men
3 men 4 of
4 of 5 blood
5 blood 6 have
6 have 7 come
6 have 8 to
8 to 9 seek
9 seek 10 me
10 me 11 ,
10 me 12 "
12 " 13 he
13 he 14 observed
14 observed 15 ,
15 , 16 with
16 with 17 calmness
17 calmness 18 .

it is an end [i] [have] [long] [looked] for . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 an
3 an 4 end
3 an 9 for
9 for 10 .

i will open unto them lest they say , ' [lo] , he feareth ! ' " 
1 i 2 will
2 will 3 open
3 open 4 unto
3 open 5 them
5 them 6 lest
6 lest 8 say
7 they 8 say
8 say 9 ,
8 say 10 '
10 ' 12 ,
12 , 13 he
13 he 14 feareth
14 feareth 15 !
15 ! 16 '
16 ' 17 "

" [nay] [;] [i] will present myself before them , " said [pearson] , with recovered fortitude . 
1 " 17 fortitude
5 will 6 present
6 present 11 "
7 myself 8 before
8 before 9 them
9 them 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 14 ,
12 said 17 fortitude
14 , 15 with
15 with 16 recovered
17 fortitude 18 .

" it may be that they seek me alone and know not that thou abidest with me . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 may
3 may 4 be
4 be 5 that
5 that 6 they
5 that 7 seek
6 they 7 seek
7 seek 8 me
7 seek 9 alone
8 me 9 alone
9 alone 10 and
9 alone 11 know
11 know 13 that
12 not 13 that
13 that 15 abidest
14 thou 15 abidest
15 abidest 17 me
16 with 17 me
17 me 18 .
17 me 19 "
18 . 19 "

" let us go boldly , both one and the other , " rejoined his companion . 
1 " 2 let
2 let 3 us
3 us 4 go
4 go 6 ,
5 boldly 6 ,
6 , 7 both
6 , 8 one
8 one 9 and
9 and 10 the
10 the 11 other
11 other 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 rejoined
14 rejoined 17 .
15 his 16 companion
16 companion 17 .

" it is not fitting that [thou] [or] [i] should shrink . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
2 it 4 not
4 not 6 that
4 not 12 .
5 fitting 6 that
6 that 10 should
10 should 11 shrink
12 . 13 "

" enter , friend , and do thy errand , be it what it may , " said [pearson] . 
1 " 2 enter
2 enter 3 ,
3 , 4 friend
4 friend 5 ,
4 friend 6 and
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 do
6 and 8 thy
7 do 8 thy
8 thy 9 errand
9 errand 10 ,
9 errand 11 be
10 , 11 be
11 be 12 it
11 be 13 what
13 what 14 it
13 what 15 may
15 may 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 18 said
18 said 20 .

" it must needs be pressing , since thou comest on such a bitter night . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 must
2 it 5 be
3 must 4 needs
5 be 6 pressing
6 pressing 7 ,
7 , 8 since
8 since 10 comest
9 thou 10 comest
10 comest 11 on
10 comest 12 such
12 such 14 bitter
13 a 14 bitter
14 bitter 15 night
15 night 16 .
16 . 17 "

" peace be with this household ! " said the stranger , when they stood on the floor of the inner apartment . 
1 " 2 peace
2 peace 3 be
3 be 4 with
3 be 5 this
5 this 6 household
5 this 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 the
10 the 12 ,
11 stranger 12 ,
12 , 13 when
13 when 15 stood
14 they 15 stood
15 stood 16 on
16 on 18 floor
17 the 18 floor
18 floor 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 inner
20 the 23 .
22 apartment 23 .

pearson started ; the elder [quaker] stirred the slumbering embers of the fire till they sent up a clear and lofty blaze . 
1 pearson 2 started
1 pearson 3 ;
3 ; 4 the
4 the 5 elder
5 elder 7 stirred
7 stirred 8 the
8 the 9 slumbering
9 slumbering 10 embers
9 slumbering 11 of
11 of 12 the
11 of 13 fire
13 fire 14 till
13 fire 15 they
15 they 17 up
16 sent 17 up
17 up 18 a
17 up 19 clear
18 a 19 clear
19 clear 21 lofty
20 and 21 lofty
21 lofty 22 blaze
21 lofty 23 .
22 blaze 23 .

" [catharine] , blessed woman , " exclaimed the old man , " art thou come to this darkened land again ? 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 blessed
4 blessed 6 ,
5 woman 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 exclaimed
8 exclaimed 9 the
9 the 10 old
10 old 11 man
10 old 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 art
14 art 15 thou
14 art 16 come
15 thou 16 come
16 come 17 to
16 come 18 this
18 this 19 darkened
18 this 20 land
20 land 22 ?
21 again 22 ?

art thou come to bear a valiant testimony as in former years ? 
1 art 2 thou
2 thou 3 come
2 thou 4 to
3 come 4 to
4 to 5 bear
4 to 6 a
6 a 8 testimony
7 valiant 8 testimony
8 testimony 9 as
9 as 10 in
10 in 12 years
11 former 12 years
12 years 13 ?

" rejoice , friends ! " she replied . 
1 " 2 rejoice
2 rejoice 3 ,
3 , 5 !
4 friends 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 she
7 she 8 replied
8 replied 9 .

" thou who hast long been of our people , and thou whom a little child hath led to us , rejoice ! 
1 " 3 who
2 thou 3 who
3 who 5 long
4 hast 5 long
5 long 6 been
5 long 7 of
6 been 7 of
7 of 8 our
8 our 10 ,
9 people 10 ,
10 , 12 thou
11 and 12 thou
12 thou 14 a
13 whom 14 a
14 a 15 little
15 little 16 child
15 little 17 hath
17 hath 18 led
17 hath 19 to
19 to 21 ,
20 us 21 ,
21 , 23 !
22 rejoice 23 !

lo , [i] come , the messenger of glad tidings , for the [day] of [persecution] is [over-past] . 
1 lo 6 the
2 , 4 come
2 , 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 8 of
7 messenger 8 of
8 of 10 tidings
9 glad 10 tidings
10 tidings 11 ,
10 tidings 12 for
12 for 13 the
13 the 15 of
15 of 17 is
17 is 19 .

a ship 's company of our friends hath arrived at yonder town , and [i] [also] sailed joyfully among them . " 
1 a 2 ship
2 ship 14 and
3 's 5 of
4 company 5 of
5 of 6 our
5 of 7 friends
7 friends 8 hath
7 friends 9 arrived
9 arrived 10 at
10 at 11 yonder
10 at 12 town
12 town 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 17 sailed
17 sailed 18 joyfully
18 joyfully 22 "
19 among 20 them
20 them 21 .
21 . 22 "

as [catharine] spoke her eyes were roaming about the room in search of him for whose sake security was dear to her . 
1 as 3 spoke
3 spoke 14 him
4 her 5 eyes
4 her 6 were
6 were 8 about
7 roaming 8 about
8 about 10 room
9 the 10 room
10 room 11 in
10 room 12 search
11 in 12 search
12 search 13 of
13 of 14 him
14 him 23 .
15 for 17 sake
16 whose 17 sake
17 sake 18 security
17 sake 19 was
18 security 19 was
19 was 20 dear
19 was 21 to
21 to 22 her
21 to 23 .

pearson made a silent appeal to the old man , nor did the latter shrink from the painful task assigned him . 
1 pearson 3 a
2 made 3 a
3 a 5 appeal
4 silent 5 appeal
5 appeal 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 old
8 old 10 ,
9 man 10 ,
10 , 11 nor
10 , 12 did
12 did 13 the
13 the 14 latter
14 latter 15 shrink
15 shrink 16 from
16 from 17 the
17 the 18 painful
18 painful 19 task
19 task 22 .
20 assigned 21 him
21 him 22 .

sister , go on rejoicing , for his tottering footsteps shall impede thine own no more . " 
1 sister 2 ,
2 , 3 go
2 , 4 on
4 on 5 rejoicing
5 rejoicing 6 ,
5 rejoicing 7 for
6 , 7 for
7 for 8 his
8 his 10 footsteps
9 tottering 10 footsteps
10 footsteps 12 impede
11 shall 12 impede
12 impede 13 thine
13 thine 15 no
14 own 15 no
15 no 16 more
15 no 17 .
16 more 17 .
17 . 18 "

but the unhappy mother was not thus to be consoled . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 4 mother
3 unhappy 4 mother
4 mother 5 was
4 mother 6 not
5 was 6 not
6 not 7 thus
6 not 8 to
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 consoled
10 consoled 11 .

she shook like a leaf ; she turned white as the very snow that hung drifted into her hair . 
1 she 2 shook
2 shook 3 like
2 shook 4 a
4 a 5 leaf
4 a 6 ;
6 ; 8 turned
7 she 8 turned
8 turned 10 as
9 white 10 as
10 as 11 the
10 as 12 very
11 the 12 very
12 very 13 snow
13 snow 14 that
13 snow 15 hung
15 hung 17 into
16 drifted 17 into
17 into 18 her
17 into 19 hair
18 her 19 hair
19 hair 20 .

the firm old man extended his hand and held her up , keeping his eye upon hers as if to repress any outbreak of passion . 
1 the 2 firm
2 firm 3 old
3 old 4 man
4 man 5 extended
5 extended 6 his
6 his 7 hand
7 hand 8 and
8 and 9 held
9 held 10 her
10 her 12 ,
11 up 12 ,
12 , 13 keeping
12 , 14 his
14 his 15 eye
14 his 16 upon
15 eye 16 upon
16 upon 18 as
17 hers 18 as
18 as 19 if
18 as 20 to
20 to 21 repress
20 to 22 any
22 any 23 outbreak
22 any 24 of
24 of 25 passion
24 of 26 .
25 passion 26 .

surely , " added she , with a long shudder , " he hath spared me in this one thing . " 
1 surely 2 ,
2 , 3 "
2 , 5 she
3 " 4 added
5 she 6 ,
6 , 7 with
7 with 8 a
8 a 10 shudder
8 a 11 ,
9 long 10 shudder
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 he
13 he 14 hath
14 hath 15 spared
15 spared 17 in
16 me 17 in
17 in 19 one
18 this 19 one
19 one 20 thing
20 thing 21 .
21 . 22 "

she broke forth with sudden and irrepressible violence : " tell me , man of cold heart , what has [god] done to [me] [?] 
1 she 2 broke
2 broke 3 forth
3 forth 4 with
3 forth 5 sudden
5 sudden 6 and
5 sudden 7 irrepressible
6 and 7 irrepressible
7 irrepressible 8 violence
7 irrepressible 9 :
8 violence 9 :
9 : 10 "
10 " 12 me
11 tell 12 me
12 me 13 ,
13 , 15 of
14 man 15 of
15 of 16 cold
16 cold 18 ,
17 heart 18 ,
18 , 19 what
18 , 20 has
19 what 20 has
20 has 22 done
22 done 23 to

hath he cast me down never to rise again ? 
1 hath 2 he
2 he 3 cast
3 cast 4 me
4 me 5 down
5 down 6 never
5 down 7 to
7 to 8 rise
8 rise 10 ?
9 again 10 ?

hath he crushed [my] [very] [heart] in his hand ? 
1 hath 2 he
1 hath 3 crushed
3 crushed 7 in
7 in 8 his
8 his 10 ?
9 hand 10 ?

and [thou] [to] [whom] [i] committed my child , [how] hast thou [fulfilled] [thy] trust [?] 
1 and 9 ,
6 committed 7 my
7 my 8 child
8 child 9 ,
9 , 11 hast
11 hast 12 thou
12 thou 15 trust

give me [back] the boy well , sound , alive alive or earth and heaven shall avenge me ! " 
1 give 2 me
2 me 4 the
4 the 5 boy
4 the 6 well
5 boy 6 well
6 well 8 sound
7 , 8 sound
8 sound 9 ,
8 sound 10 alive
10 alive 11 alive
10 alive 12 or
11 alive 12 or
12 or 14 and
13 earth 14 and
14 and 15 heaven
15 heaven 16 shall
15 heaven 17 avenge
16 shall 17 avenge
17 avenge 18 me
18 me 19 !
19 ! 20 "

the agonized shriek [of] [catharine] was answered by the faint the very faint voice of a child . 
1 the 2 agonized
2 agonized 3 shriek
3 shriek 6 was
6 was 8 by
7 answered 8 by
8 by 10 faint
9 the 10 faint
10 faint 12 very
11 the 12 very
12 very 13 faint
12 very 14 voice
13 faint 14 voice
14 voice 15 of
14 voice 16 a
15 of 16 a
16 a 18 .
17 child 18 .

but after a little time he relinquished whatever secret hope had agitated him and with one low complaining whisper turned his cheek upon the pillow . 
1 but 2 after
2 after 3 a
3 a 4 little
4 little 5 time
5 time 6 he
6 he 7 relinquished
7 relinquished 8 whatever
7 relinquished 9 secret
8 whatever 9 secret
9 secret 11 had
10 hope 11 had
11 had 12 agitated
12 agitated 13 him
13 him 15 with
14 and 15 with
15 with 17 low
16 one 17 low
17 low 19 whisper
18 complaining 19 whisper
19 whisper 20 turned
20 turned 22 cheek
21 his 22 cheek
22 cheek 24 the
23 upon 24 the
24 the 25 pillow
25 pillow 26 .

as [dorothy] looked upon [his] features she perceived that their placid expression was again disturbed . 
1 as 3 looked
3 looked 16 .
4 upon 6 features
6 features 7 she
6 features 8 perceived
7 she 8 perceived
8 perceived 10 their
9 that 10 their
10 their 11 placid
11 placid 12 expression
12 expression 13 was
12 expression 14 again
14 again 15 disturbed
14 again 16 .

" friend , she is come ! 
1 " 2 friend
2 friend 3 ,
2 friend 4 she
3 , 4 she
4 she 5 is
4 she 6 come
6 come 7 !

open [unto] [her] ! " cried he . 
1 open 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 cried
6 cried 7 he
7 he 8 .

he looked into her face , and , reading its agony , said with feeble earnestness , 
1 he 2 looked
2 looked 3 into
3 into 4 her
4 her 5 face
5 face 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 ,
8 , 10 its
9 reading 10 its
10 its 12 ,
11 agony 12 ,
12 , 14 with
13 said 14 with
14 with 15 feeble
15 feeble 16 earnestness
15 feeble 17 ,

" mourn not , dearest mother . 
1 " 2 mourn
1 " 3 not
3 not 5 dearest
4 , 5 dearest
5 dearest 6 mother
5 dearest 7 .

i am happy now ; " and with these words the gentle boy was dead . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 happy
3 happy 4 now
3 happy 5 ;
4 now 5 ;
5 ; 6 "
6 " 7 and
6 " 11 the
7 and 8 with
8 with 9 these
9 these 10 words
11 the 12 gentle
12 gentle 13 boy
13 boy 14 was
14 was 15 dead
15 dead 16 .

[mr] [.] [higginbotham's] [catastrophe] [.] 

it being nearly seven o'clock , he was as eager to hold a morning gossip as a city [shopkeeper] to read the morning paper . 
1 it 7 he
2 being 4 seven
3 nearly 4 seven
4 seven 5 o'clock
5 o'clock 6 ,
6 , 7 he
7 he 8 was
8 was 9 as
9 as 10 eager
10 eager 17 a
11 to 13 a
12 hold 13 a
13 a 14 morning
13 a 15 gossip
15 gossip 16 as
16 as 17 a
17 a 18 city
18 city 20 to
20 to 21 read
21 read 22 the
22 the 23 morning
22 the 24 paper
23 morning 24 paper
24 paper 25 .

" [good-morning] , mister , " said [dominicus] , when within [speaking-distance] . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 mister
4 mister 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 ,
7 said 11 within
9 , 10 when
11 within 13 .

" you go a pretty good jog [.] 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 go
2 you 4 a
4 a 5 pretty
5 pretty 6 good
5 pretty 7 jog

what 's the latest news [at] [parker] 's [falls] ? " 
1 what 2 's
2 's 3 the
2 's 5 news
3 the 4 latest
5 news 11 "
8 's 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" well , then , " rejoined [dominicus] [pike] , " let's have the latest news where you did come from . 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 then
4 then 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 rejoined
7 rejoined 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 let's
12 let's 13 have
13 have 14 the
13 have 15 latest
15 latest 16 news
15 latest 17 where
17 where 18 you
18 you 19 did
18 you 20 come
20 come 21 from
21 from 22 .

i 'm not particular [about] [parker] ['s] [falls] . 
1 i 2 'm
2 'm 3 not
2 'm 4 particular
4 particular 9 .

any [place] will answer . " 
1 any 5 .
3 will 4 answer
4 answer 5 .
5 . 6 "

" [i] do remember one little trifle of news , " said he . 
1 " 3 do
3 do 4 remember
4 remember 11 "
5 one 6 little
6 little 7 trifle
6 little 8 of
8 of 9 news
9 news 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 13 he
13 he 14 .

" old [mr] [higginbotham] of [kimballton] was murdered in his orchard at eight o'clock last night by an [irishman] [and] [a] nigger . 
1 " 2 old
2 old 23 .
5 of 7 was
7 was 8 murdered
7 was 9 in
9 in 10 his
10 his 11 orchard
11 orchard 12 at
12 at 13 eight
12 at 14 o'clock
14 o'clock 15 last
15 last 16 night
15 last 17 by
16 night 17 by
17 by 18 an
17 by 22 nigger
22 nigger 23 .

they [strung] [him] up to the branch of a [st] [michael] ['s] pear [tree] where nobody would find him till the morning . " 
1 they 4 up
4 up 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 branch
7 branch 8 of
7 branch 9 a
8 of 9 a
9 a 13 pear
13 pear 24 "
15 where 17 would
16 nobody 17 would
17 would 18 find
17 would 19 him
18 find 19 him
19 him 20 till
19 him 21 the
21 the 23 .
22 morning 23 .
23 . 24 "

he was rather astonished at the rapidity with which the news had spread . 
1 he 3 rather
2 was 3 rather
3 rather 5 at
4 astonished 5 at
5 at 6 the
5 at 7 rapidity
7 rapidity 9 which
8 with 9 which
9 which 10 the
9 which 11 news
11 news 13 spread
12 had 13 spread
13 spread 14 .

the stranger on foot must have worn seven-league boots , to travel at such a rate . 
1 the 2 stranger
2 stranger 4 foot
3 on 4 foot
4 foot 5 must
4 foot 6 have
5 must 6 have
6 have 7 worn
6 have 8 seven-league
8 seven-league 10 ,
9 boots 10 ,
10 , 11 to
10 , 12 travel
12 travel 14 such
13 at 14 such
14 such 15 a
14 such 16 rate
16 rate 17 .

" [ill-news] flies fast , they say , " thought [dominicus] [pike] , " but this beats railroads . 
1 " 3 flies
3 flies 5 ,
4 fast 5 ,
5 , 6 they
6 they 7 say
7 say 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 thought
10 thought 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 but
15 but 16 this
16 this 17 beats
17 beats 19 .
18 railroads 19 .

the fellow ought to be hired to go express with the [president] 's message . " 
1 the 2 fellow
2 fellow 3 ought
3 ought 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 6 hired
6 hired 7 to
7 to 8 go
8 go 9 express
9 express 10 with
10 with 11 the
11 the 13 's
13 's 14 message
14 message 15 .
15 . 16 "

he met with one piece of corroborative evidence . 
1 he 2 met
2 met 3 with
3 with 4 one
4 one 5 piece
5 piece 6 of
6 of 7 corroborative
7 corroborative 8 evidence
8 evidence 9 .

his property would descend to a pretty niece who was now keeping [school] in [kimballton] . 
1 his 2 property
2 property 3 would
2 property 4 descend
4 descend 5 to
5 to 6 a
5 to 7 pretty
7 pretty 9 who
8 niece 9 who
9 who 10 was
9 who 11 now
10 was 11 now
11 now 12 keeping
12 keeping 14 in
14 in 16 .

there were as many as twenty people in the room , nineteen of whom received it all for gospel . 
1 there 9 the
2 were 3 as
2 were 4 many
4 many 6 twenty
5 as 6 twenty
6 twenty 7 people
7 people 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 11 ,
10 room 11 ,
11 , 12 nineteen
11 , 13 of
12 nineteen 13 of
13 of 14 whom
13 of 15 received
15 received 17 all
16 it 17 all
17 all 18 for
18 for 20 .
19 gospel 20 .

" [i] tell the story as [i] heard it , mister , " answered [dominicus] , dropping his half-burnt cigar . 
1 " 3 tell
3 tell 4 the
4 the 5 story
4 the 12 ,
5 story 6 as
8 heard 9 it
9 it 10 ,
10 , 11 mister
11 mister 12 ,
12 , 21 .
13 " 14 answered
14 answered 16 ,
16 , 17 dropping
16 , 18 his
18 his 19 half-burnt
19 half-burnt 20 cigar
20 cigar 21 .

he didn't seem to know any more about his own murder [than] [i] [did] . ["] 
1 he 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 seem
3 seem 4 to
3 seem 5 know
4 to 5 know
5 know 6 any
6 any 7 more
6 any 8 about
8 about 15 .
9 his 10 own
10 own 11 murder
11 murder 15 .

" why , then it can't be a fact ! " exclaimed [dominicus] [pike] . 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 ,
3 , 4 then
3 , 5 it
5 it 6 can't
5 it 7 be
7 be 8 a
8 a 9 fact
9 fact 10 !
10 ! 11 "
11 " 12 exclaimed
12 exclaimed 15 .

here was a sad resurrection of old [mr] [higginbotham] ! 
1 here 2 was
2 was 3 a
3 a 4 sad
4 sad 6 of
5 resurrection 6 of
6 of 7 old
7 old 10 !

" [good-morning] , mister , " said the pedler , reining in his mare . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 mister
4 mister 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 said
7 said 9 pedler
8 the 9 pedler
9 pedler 10 ,
9 pedler 11 reining
10 , 11 reining
11 reining 12 in
12 in 14 mare
13 his 14 mare
14 mare 15 .

" if you come from [kimballton] [or] that neighborhood , maybe you can tell me the real fact about this affair of old [mr] [higginbotham] . 
1 " 2 if
1 " 8 that
2 if 3 you
3 you 4 come
4 come 5 from
8 that 10 ,
9 neighborhood 10 ,
10 , 11 maybe
10 , 12 you
12 you 14 tell
13 can 14 tell
14 tell 15 me
14 tell 16 the
16 the 17 real
16 the 18 fact
18 fact 19 about
18 fact 20 this
19 about 20 this
20 this 21 affair
20 this 22 of
22 of 26 .
23 old 26 .

was the old fellow actually murdered two or three nights ago by an [irishman] [and] [a] nigger [?] ["] 
1 was 2 the
2 the 4 fellow
3 old 4 fellow
4 fellow 6 murdered
5 actually 6 murdered
6 murdered 7 two
6 murdered 8 or
7 two 8 or
8 or 9 three
8 or 10 nights
10 nights 11 ago
10 nights 12 by
11 ago 12 by
12 by 13 an
12 by 17 nigger

dominicus had spoken in too great a hurry to observe at first that the stranger himself had a deep tinge of negro blood . 
1 dominicus 2 had
1 dominicus 3 spoken
3 spoken 5 too
4 in 5 too
5 too 7 a
6 great 7 a
7 a 8 hurry
7 a 9 to
8 hurry 9 to
9 to 10 observe
9 to 11 at
11 at 12 first
11 at 13 that
13 that 14 the
14 the 15 stranger
15 stranger 17 had
16 himself 17 had
17 had 18 a
17 had 19 deep
18 a 19 deep
19 deep 21 of
20 tinge 21 of
21 of 22 negro
21 of 23 blood
23 blood 24 .

" no , no ! 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 !

there was no colored man . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 no
3 no 4 colored
3 no 5 man
5 man 6 .

it was an [irishman] [that] hanged him last [night] at eight o'clock [;] [i] came [away] at [seven] . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 6 hanged
2 was 3 an
6 hanged 7 him
6 hanged 19 .
7 him 8 last
10 at 11 eight
11 eight 12 o'clock
11 eight 19 .
12 o'clock 15 came
15 came 17 at

his folks can't have looked for him in the orchard yet . " 
1 his 12 .
2 folks 3 can't
3 can't 5 looked
4 have 5 looked
5 looked 6 for
5 looked 7 him
7 him 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 orchard
10 orchard 11 yet
10 orchard 12 .
12 . 13 "

dominicus stared after him in great perplexity . 
1 dominicus 2 stared
2 stared 3 after
3 after 5 in
4 him 5 in
5 in 6 great
5 in 7 perplexity
6 great 7 perplexity
7 perplexity 8 .

" but let the poor devil go , " thought the pedler . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 let
3 let 4 the
4 the 5 poor
4 the 6 devil
5 poor 6 devil
6 devil 7 go
6 devil 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 thought
10 thought 11 the
11 the 13 .
12 pedler 13 .

" [i] don't [want] his black blood on my head , and hanging the nigger [wouldn't] unhang [mr] [higginbotham] . 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 20 .
5 his 11 ,
6 black 7 blood
7 blood 8 on
8 on 9 my
9 my 10 head
10 head 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 hanging
12 and 14 the
14 the 15 nigger
15 nigger 17 unhang
17 unhang 20 .

unhang the old gentleman [?] 
1 unhang 2 the
2 the 4 gentleman
3 old 4 gentleman

his second duty , of course , was to impart [mr] [higginbotham] 's catastrophe to the hostler . 
1 his 2 second
2 second 3 duty
3 duty 5 of
3 duty 16 the
4 , 5 of
5 of 6 course
6 course 7 ,
7 , 8 was
8 was 9 to
8 was 10 impart
10 impart 13 's
14 catastrophe 15 to
15 to 16 the
16 the 17 hostler
17 hostler 18 .

the inhabitants felt their own prosperity interested in his fate . 
1 the 11 .
2 inhabitants 3 felt
3 felt 5 own
4 their 5 own
5 own 6 prosperity
6 prosperity 7 interested
7 interested 8 in
7 interested 9 his
9 his 10 fate
10 fate 11 .

the village poet likewise [commemorated] the young lady 's grief in seventeen [stanzas] of a ballad . 
1 the 2 village
2 village 4 likewise
3 poet 4 likewise
4 likewise 6 the
6 the 7 young
6 the 8 lady
8 lady 9 's
8 lady 10 grief
10 grief 11 in
10 grief 12 seventeen
12 seventeen 14 of
14 of 15 a
15 a 16 ballad
16 ballad 17 .

had [mr] [higginbotham] cared about posthumous renown , his untimely ghost would have exulted in this tumult . 
1 had 4 cared
1 had 7 renown
4 cared 5 about
5 about 6 posthumous
7 renown 8 ,
8 , 9 his
9 his 10 untimely
10 untimely 18 .
11 ghost 12 would
12 would 13 have
12 would 14 exulted
13 have 14 exulted
14 exulted 15 in
15 in 16 this
15 in 17 tumult
17 tumult 18 .

it had travelled all night , and must have shifted horses [at] [kimballton] [at] [three] in the morning . 
1 it 2 had
2 had 3 travelled
3 travelled 4 all
4 all 5 night
5 night 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 must
8 must 9 have
9 have 10 shifted
9 have 11 horses
11 horses 16 in
16 in 17 the
17 the 18 morning
18 morning 19 .

" now we shall hear all the particulars ! " shouted the crowd . 
1 " 2 now
2 now 4 shall
3 we 4 shall
4 shall 6 all
5 hear 6 all
6 all 7 the
6 all 8 particulars
7 the 8 particulars
8 particulars 9 !
8 particulars 10 "
10 " 11 shouted
10 " 12 the
12 the 13 crowd
13 crowd 14 .

" [mr] [higginbotham] ! 
1 " 4 !

[mr] [higginbotham] [!] 

tell us the particulars [about] old [mr] [higginbotham] ! " bawled the mob . 
1 tell 2 us
2 us 4 particulars
3 the 4 particulars
4 particulars 6 old
6 old 14 .
9 ! 10 "
10 " 12 the
11 bawled 12 the
12 the 13 mob
13 mob 14 .

" what is the [coroner] 's verdict ? 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 is
3 is 4 the
4 the 6 's
6 's 7 verdict
7 verdict 8 ?

are the murderers apprehended ? 
1 are 2 the
2 the 3 murderers
2 the 4 apprehended
4 apprehended 5 ?

is [mr] [higginbotham] ['s] [niece] [come] out of her fainting-fits [?] 
1 is 7 out
7 out 8 of
8 of 9 her
9 her 10 fainting-fits

[mr] [higginbotham] [!] 

mr [higginbotham] ! " 
1 mr 3 !
3 ! 4 "

the coachman said not a word except to swear awfully at the hostler for not bringing him a fresh team of horses . 
1 the 2 coachman
2 coachman 6 word
3 said 5 a
4 not 5 a
5 a 6 word
6 word 8 to
7 except 8 to
8 to 9 swear
8 to 10 awfully
10 awfully 11 at
11 at 12 the
12 the 14 for
13 hostler 14 for
14 for 15 not
15 not 16 bringing
15 not 17 him
16 bringing 17 him
17 him 18 a
18 a 19 fresh
19 fresh 20 team
20 team 21 of
21 of 22 horses
22 horses 23 .

we [passed] [through] [kimballton] at [three] o'clock this morning , and most certainly should have been informed of the murder had any been perpetrated . 
1 we 19 the
5 at 7 o'clock
7 o'clock 9 morning
8 this 9 morning
9 morning 10 ,
9 morning 11 and
11 and 13 certainly
12 most 13 certainly
13 certainly 14 should
13 certainly 15 have
15 have 17 informed
16 been 17 informed
17 informed 18 of
17 informed 19 the
19 the 20 murder
20 murder 25 .
21 had 22 any
22 any 23 been
22 any 24 perpetrated
24 perpetrated 25 .

but [i] [have] [proof] [nearly] as [strong] as [mr] [higginbotham] 's own oral testimony in the negative . 
1 but 6 as
1 but 16 the
6 as 8 as
11 's 12 own
12 own 13 oral
13 oral 14 testimony
13 oral 15 in
15 in 16 the
16 the 18 .
17 negative 18 .

here is a note relating to a suit of his in the [connecticut] courts which was delivered [me] from that gentleman himself . 
1 here 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 note
4 note 5 relating
5 relating 6 to
6 to 7 a
7 a 8 suit
7 a 9 of
9 of 10 his
9 of 21 gentleman
11 in 12 the
12 the 14 courts
12 the 16 was
14 courts 15 which
16 was 17 delivered
16 was 20 that
17 delivered 19 from
20 that 21 gentleman
21 gentleman 23 .
22 himself 23 .

i find it dated at ten o'clock last evening . " 
1 i 11 "
2 find 3 it
2 find 4 dated
4 dated 5 at
4 dated 6 ten
5 at 6 ten
6 ten 8 last
7 o'clock 8 last
8 last 9 evening
8 last 10 .
10 . 11 "

but [unexpected] evidence was forthcoming . 
1 but 3 evidence
3 evidence 4 was
4 was 6 .
5 forthcoming 6 .

" good people , " said she , " [i] am [mr] [higginbotham] 's niece . " 
1 " 2 good
2 good 3 people
2 good 4 ,
3 people 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 8 ,
6 said 17 "
7 she 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 11 am
14 's 15 niece
15 niece 16 .
16 . 17 "

but some shrewd fellows had doubted all along whether a young lady would be quite so desperate at the hanging of a rich old uncle . 
1 but 20 hanging
2 some 3 shrewd
3 shrewd 5 had
4 fellows 5 had
5 had 6 doubted
5 had 7 all
7 all 8 along
7 all 9 whether
9 whether 10 a
10 a 11 young
10 a 12 lady
12 lady 13 would
12 lady 14 be
13 would 14 be
14 be 15 quite
14 be 16 so
15 quite 16 so
16 so 17 desperate
16 so 18 at
18 at 19 the
19 the 20 hanging
20 hanging 21 of
21 of 22 a
22 a 24 old
23 rich 24 old
24 old 25 uncle
24 old 26 .

he has the kindness to give me a home in his house , though [i] contribute to my [own] support by teaching a school . 
1 he 2 has
2 has 3 the
3 the 4 kindness
3 the 17 to
4 kindness 5 to
5 to 6 give
6 give 7 me
7 me 8 a
8 a 10 in
9 home 10 in
10 in 11 his
10 in 12 house
12 house 14 though
13 , 14 though
14 though 16 contribute
17 to 25 .
18 my 20 support
20 support 21 by
20 support 22 teaching
22 teaching 23 a
22 teaching 24 school
24 school 25 .

i [left] [kimballton] this morning to spend the vacation of [commencement-week] with a friend about five miles [from] [parker] ['s] [falls] . 
1 i 4 this
4 this 6 to
5 morning 6 to
6 to 7 spend
7 spend 8 the
8 the 9 vacation
9 vacation 10 of
10 of 22 .
12 with 14 friend
13 a 14 friend
14 friend 15 about
14 friend 16 five
16 five 17 miles
17 miles 22 .

nothing [saved] [dominicus] [either] [from] [mob-law] [or] a court of justice but an eloquent appeal made by the [young] [lady] in his behalf . 
1 nothing 8 a
8 a 24 .
9 court 10 of
10 of 11 justice
11 justice 12 but
12 but 13 an
12 but 14 eloquent
14 eloquent 15 appeal
14 eloquent 16 made
16 made 17 by
17 by 18 the
18 the 21 in
21 in 22 his
22 his 23 behalf
23 behalf 24 .

and , as he 's a real shaver , [i] ['ll] have the minister , or some other responsible man , for an [endorser] . " 
1 and 2 ,
2 , 3 as
2 , 13 the
3 as 4 he
4 he 6 a
5 's 6 a
6 a 7 real
6 a 8 shaver
8 shaver 9 ,
9 , 12 have
13 the 14 minister
14 minister 15 ,
15 , 17 some
16 or 17 some
17 some 18 other
17 some 19 responsible
19 responsible 20 man
19 responsible 21 ,
20 man 21 ,
21 , 23 an
22 for 23 an
23 an 25 .
25 . 26 "

it was growing dusk when he reached the toll-house on [kimballton] turnpike , about a quarter of a mile from the village of this name . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 24 this
2 was 4 dusk
3 growing 4 dusk
4 dusk 5 when
5 when 6 he
6 he 7 reached
7 reached 22 village
8 the 9 toll-house
8 the 13 ,
9 toll-house 10 on
12 turnpike 13 ,
13 , 21 the
14 about 15 a
15 a 16 quarter
16 quarter 17 of
17 of 18 a
18 a 19 mile
19 mile 20 from
20 from 21 the
21 the 22 village
22 village 23 of
24 this 26 .
25 name 26 .

dominicus was acquainted with the [toll-man] , and while making change the usual remarks on the weather passed between them . 
1 dominicus 2 was
2 was 3 acquainted
3 acquainted 4 with
4 with 5 the
5 the 7 ,
7 , 9 while
8 and 9 while
9 while 10 making
10 making 11 change
10 making 12 the
11 change 12 the
12 the 13 usual
12 the 14 remarks
13 usual 14 remarks
14 remarks 15 on
15 on 16 the
16 the 17 weather
17 weather 18 passed
18 passed 20 them
19 between 20 them
20 them 21 .

he 's been to [woodfield] this afternoon , attending a sheriff 's sale there . 
1 he 3 been
2 's 3 been
3 been 4 to
4 to 6 this
6 this 7 afternoon
7 afternoon 8 ,
8 , 9 attending
9 attending 10 a
10 a 11 sheriff
11 sheriff 12 's
12 's 13 sale
12 's 14 there
14 there 15 .

" so they tell me , " said [dominicus] . 
1 " 2 so
2 so 3 they
3 they 4 tell
4 tell 5 me
5 me 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 10 .

" [i] never saw a man look so yellow and thin as the squire does , " continued the toll-gatherer . 
1 " 19 the
3 never 4 saw
4 saw 5 a
4 saw 6 man
6 man 8 so
7 look 8 so
8 so 9 yellow
8 so 10 and
10 and 11 thin
11 thin 12 as
12 as 13 the
13 the 14 squire
14 squire 16 ,
15 does 16 ,
16 , 17 "
16 , 18 continued
18 continued 19 the
19 the 21 .
20 toll-gatherer 21 .

" [says] [i] to myself tonight , ' [he] 's [more] like a ghost or an old mummy than good flesh and blood . ' " 
1 " 26 "
4 to 5 myself
5 myself 6 tonight
6 tonight 7 ,
7 , 8 '
8 ' 10 's
10 's 12 like
12 like 13 a
13 a 14 ghost
14 ghost 16 an
15 or 16 an
16 an 17 old
17 old 18 mummy
17 old 19 than
18 mummy 19 than
19 than 20 good
20 good 21 flesh
20 good 22 and
21 flesh 22 and
22 and 23 blood
22 and 24 .
23 blood 24 .
24 . 25 '
24 . 26 "

the pedler strained his eyes through the twilight , and could just discern the horseman now far ahead on the village road . 
1 the 2 pedler
2 pedler 3 strained
2 pedler 4 his
3 strained 4 his
4 his 5 eyes
5 eyes 7 the
6 through 7 the
7 the 8 twilight
7 the 9 ,
9 , 10 and
9 , 11 could
11 could 12 just
12 just 13 discern
12 just 14 the
13 discern 14 the
14 the 15 horseman
14 the 16 now
16 now 17 far
17 far 19 on
18 ahead 19 on
19 on 21 village
20 the 21 village
21 village 22 road
22 road 23 .

dominicus shivered . 
1 dominicus 2 shivered
2 shivered 3 .

" [mr] [higginbotham] has come back from the other world by way of the [kimballton] turnpike , " thought he . 
1 " 6 back
4 has 5 come
5 come 6 back
6 back 7 from
7 from 8 the
8 the 9 other
8 the 17 ,
9 other 10 world
11 by 12 way
12 way 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 16 turnpike
16 turnpike 17 ,
17 , 18 "
18 " 19 thought
19 thought 20 he
20 he 21 .

dominicus knew the place , and the little mare stopped short by instinct , for he was not conscious of tightening the reins . 
1 dominicus 2 knew
2 knew 3 the
3 the 5 ,
4 place 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 14 ,
7 the 8 little
8 little 9 mare
9 mare 10 stopped
9 mare 11 short
11 short 12 by
11 short 13 instinct
13 instinct 14 ,
14 , 16 he
15 for 16 he
16 he 17 was
17 was 18 not
18 not 19 conscious
18 not 20 of
20 of 22 the
21 tightening 22 the
22 the 23 reins
23 reins 24 .

" for the soul of me , [i] [cannot] get [by] this gate ! " said he , trembling . 
1 " 2 for
2 for 3 the
3 the 4 soul
4 soul 5 of
5 of 6 me
6 me 7 ,
7 , 17 he
10 get 12 this
12 this 14 !
13 gate 14 !
14 ! 15 "
14 ! 16 said
15 " 16 said
16 said 17 he
17 he 18 ,
18 , 19 trembling
19 trembling 20 .

" [i] never shall be my own man again [till] [i] [see] [whether] [mr] [higginbotham] is hanging on the [st] [michael] 's pear [tree] . " 
1 " 3 never
1 " 25 .
3 never 5 be
4 shall 5 be
5 be 6 my
6 my 8 man
7 own 8 man
8 man 9 again
16 is 17 hanging
17 hanging 18 on
17 hanging 19 the
19 the 22 's
22 's 23 pear
23 pear 25 .
25 . 26 "

one great branch stretched from the old contorted trunk across the path and threw the darkest shadow on that one spot . 
1 one 2 great
2 great 4 stretched
3 branch 4 stretched
4 stretched 5 from
5 from 6 the
6 the 7 old
6 the 8 contorted
8 contorted 10 across
9 trunk 10 across
10 across 11 the
11 the 12 path
12 path 13 and
13 and 14 threw
14 threw 15 the
15 the 17 shadow
16 darkest 17 shadow
17 shadow 19 that
18 on 19 that
19 that 20 one
19 that 21 spot
20 one 21 spot
21 spot 22 .

but something seemed to struggle beneath the branch . 
1 but 2 something
2 something 3 seemed
3 seemed 4 to
4 to 5 struggle
5 struggle 6 beneath
6 beneath 7 the
7 the 8 branch
8 branch 9 .

" [mr] [higginbotham] , " said [dominicus] , tremulously , " you 're an honest man , and [i] 'll take your word for it . 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 8 ,
8 , 9 tremulously
9 tremulously 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 you
12 you 13 're
12 you 14 an
14 an 15 honest
14 an 16 man
16 man 17 ,
17 , 18 and
18 and 20 'll
20 'll 22 your
21 take 22 your
22 your 23 word
22 your 24 for
24 for 25 it
24 for 26 .

have you been hanged , or not ? " 
1 have 2 you
2 you 3 been
3 been 4 hanged
4 hanged 5 ,
5 , 6 or
6 or 7 not
7 not 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

[little] [annie's] [ramble] [.] 

ding-dong ! 
1 ding-dong 2 !

ding-dong ! 
1 ding-dong 2 !

ding-dong ! 
1 ding-dong 2 !

let me listen too . 
1 let 3 listen
2 me 3 listen
3 listen 4 too
4 too 5 .

perhaps [little] [annie] [would] [like] to [go] [?] 
1 perhaps 6 to

little [annie] shall take a ramble with me . 
1 little 9 .
3 shall 5 a
4 take 5 a
5 a 6 ramble
5 a 7 with
7 with 8 me
8 me 9 .

see ! 
1 see 2 !

smooth back your brown curls , [annie] , and let me tie on your bonnet , and we will set forth . 
1 smooth 2 back
2 back 3 your
3 your 4 brown
4 brown 5 curls
4 brown 8 ,
5 curls 6 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 let
10 let 11 me
10 let 12 tie
12 tie 13 on
13 on 14 your
14 your 15 bonnet
15 bonnet 16 ,
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 we
17 and 19 will
19 will 20 set
19 will 21 forth
21 forth 22 .

what a strange couple to go on their rambles together ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 strange
3 strange 5 to
4 couple 5 to
5 to 7 on
6 go 7 on
7 on 8 their
7 on 9 rambles
8 their 9 rambles
9 rambles 10 together
9 rambles 11 !

yet there is sympathy between us . 
1 yet 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 4 sympathy
3 is 5 between
5 between 7 .
6 us 7 .

now we turn the corner . 
1 now 2 we
2 we 3 turn
3 turn 4 the
4 the 5 corner
5 corner 6 .

hitherward , also , comes a man trundling a wheelbarrow along the pavement . 
1 hitherward 2 ,
2 , 3 also
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 comes
4 , 6 a
6 a 7 man
6 a 8 trundling
8 trundling 9 a
9 a 10 wheelbarrow
10 wheelbarrow 11 along
10 wheelbarrow 12 the
11 along 12 the
12 the 13 pavement
13 pavement 14 .

is not [little] [annie] afraid of such a tumult ? 
1 is 2 not
2 not 5 afraid
5 afraid 6 of
6 of 8 a
7 such 8 a
8 a 10 ?
9 tumult 10 ?

now her [eyes] [brighten] [with] [pleasure] [.] 
1 now 2 her

who heeds the poor organ-grinder ? 
1 who 2 heeds
2 heeds 3 the
3 the 4 poor
3 the 5 organ-grinder
5 organ-grinder 6 ?

but where would [annie] find [a] [partner] [?] 
1 but 3 would
2 where 3 would
3 would 5 find

it is a sad thought that [i] [have] chanced upon . 
1 it 2 is
1 it 6 that
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 sad
4 sad 5 thought
6 that 9 chanced
9 chanced 11 .
10 upon 11 .

what a company of dancers should we be ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 company
3 company 4 of
3 company 5 dancers
4 of 5 dancers
5 dancers 6 should
5 dancers 7 we
6 should 7 we
7 we 8 be
7 we 9 !

for [i] too am a gentleman of sober footsteps , and therefore , little [annie] , let us walk sedately on . 
1 for 6 gentleman
3 too 4 am
4 am 5 a
5 a 6 gentleman
6 gentleman 22 .
7 of 9 footsteps
8 sober 9 footsteps
9 footsteps 10 ,
9 footsteps 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 therefore
11 and 16 ,
12 therefore 13 ,
13 , 14 little
16 , 17 let
17 let 19 walk
18 us 19 walk
19 walk 20 sedately
20 sedately 21 on
20 sedately 22 .

it is a question with me whether this giddy child or my sage self have most pleasure in looking at the shop-windows . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 question
4 question 5 with
5 with 6 me
5 with 7 whether
6 me 7 whether
7 whether 9 giddy
8 this 9 giddy
9 giddy 11 or
10 child 11 or
11 or 12 my
11 or 13 sage
13 sage 14 self
13 sage 15 have
14 self 15 have
15 have 17 pleasure
16 most 17 pleasure
17 pleasure 18 in
17 pleasure 19 looking
19 looking 20 at
19 looking 21 the
21 the 22 shop-windows
21 the 23 .
22 shop-windows 23 .

all that is bright and gay attracts us both . 
1 all 2 that
2 that 3 is
3 is 5 and
4 bright 5 and
5 and 6 gay
5 and 7 attracts
6 gay 7 attracts
7 attracts 8 us
7 attracts 9 both
8 us 9 both
9 both 10 .

here is a shop to which the recollections of my boyhood as well as present partialities give a peculiar magic . 
1 here 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 5 to
4 shop 5 to
5 to 6 which
6 which 7 the
7 the 8 recollections
8 recollections 9 of
9 of 10 my
9 of 11 boyhood
10 my 11 boyhood
11 boyhood 12 as
12 as 14 as
13 well 14 as
14 as 15 present
15 present 17 give
16 partialities 17 give
17 give 19 peculiar
18 a 19 peculiar
19 peculiar 21 .
20 magic 21 .

here are pleasures , as some people would say , of a more exalted kind , in the window of a bookseller . 
1 here 2 are
2 are 4 ,
3 pleasures 4 ,
4 , 5 as
4 , 6 some
6 some 7 people
6 some 8 would
7 people 8 would
8 would 10 ,
9 say 10 ,
10 , 11 of
10 , 12 a
11 of 12 a
12 a 14 exalted
13 more 14 exalted
14 exalted 15 kind
14 exalted 16 ,
16 , 17 in
16 , 18 the
18 the 19 window
19 window 20 of
20 of 21 a
21 a 22 bookseller
22 bookseller 23 .

is [annie] a literary lady ? 
1 is 3 a
3 a 5 lady
3 a 6 ?
4 literary 5 lady

that would be very queer . 
1 that 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 very
4 very 5 queer
5 queer 6 .

oh , my stars ! 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 my
3 my 4 stars
4 stars 5 !

is this a toyshop , or is it fairy-land ? 
1 is 2 this
2 this 3 a
3 a 5 ,
4 toyshop 5 ,
5 , 6 or
5 , 7 is
7 is 8 it
8 it 10 ?
9 fairy-land 10 ?

betwixt the king and queen [should] [sit] my little [annie] , the prettiest fairy of them all . 
1 betwixt 2 the
2 the 3 king
3 king 4 and
3 king 12 the
4 and 5 queen
8 my 9 little
9 little 11 ,
11 , 12 the
12 the 13 prettiest
13 prettiest 14 fairy
14 fairy 15 of
15 of 16 them
16 them 17 all
17 all 18 .

but what cares [annie] for soldiers ? 
1 but 2 what
2 what 3 cares
3 cares 5 for
5 for 6 soldiers
5 for 7 ?

this is the little girl 's true plaything . 
1 this 2 is
2 is 3 the
3 the 4 little
4 little 5 girl
4 little 6 's
6 's 7 true
6 's 8 plaything
8 plaything 9 .

little [annie] [does] [not] [understand] [what] [i] am saying , but looks wishfully at the proud lady in the window . 
1 little 21 .
8 am 9 saying
9 saying 10 ,
9 saying 11 but
10 , 11 but
11 but 12 looks
11 but 13 wishfully
13 wishfully 14 at
13 wishfully 15 the
15 the 16 proud
15 the 17 lady
17 lady 18 in
18 in 19 the
19 the 20 window
20 window 21 .

we will invite her home with us as we return . 
1 we 2 will
2 will 3 invite
3 invite 5 home
4 her 5 home
5 home 6 with
6 with 7 us
6 with 8 as
7 us 8 as
8 as 9 we
9 we 10 return
10 return 11 .

meantime , good-bye , [dame] [doll] ! 
1 meantime 2 ,
2 , 3 good-bye
3 good-bye 4 ,
4 , 7 !

come , little [annie] , we shall find toys enough , go where we may . 
1 come 2 ,
2 , 3 little
3 little 5 ,
5 , 6 we
6 we 7 shall
7 shall 9 toys
8 find 9 toys
9 toys 10 enough
10 enough 11 ,
10 enough 12 go
11 , 12 go
12 go 13 where
13 where 14 we
13 where 15 may
15 may 16 .

now we elbow our way among the throng again . 
1 now 2 we
2 we 3 elbow
2 we 4 our
4 our 5 way
4 our 6 among
5 way 6 among
6 among 7 the
7 the 8 throng
8 throng 10 .
9 again 10 .

look up , [annie] , at that canary-bird hanging out of the window in his cage . 
1 look 2 up
2 up 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 at
6 at 7 that
7 that 8 canary-bird
7 that 9 hanging
9 hanging 10 out
9 hanging 11 of
11 of 13 window
12 the 13 window
13 window 14 in
14 in 16 cage
15 his 16 cage
16 cage 17 .

poor little fellow ! 
1 poor 2 little
2 little 3 fellow
3 fellow 4 !

what a pity that he does not know how miserable he is ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 pity
3 pity 4 that
4 that 5 he
5 he 6 does
6 does 7 not
7 not 8 know
8 know 9 how
9 how 10 miserable
10 miserable 11 he
11 he 12 is
12 is 13 !

there is a parrot , too , calling out , " [pretty] [poll] ! 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 parrot
4 parrot 5 ,
5 , 6 too
6 too 7 ,
7 , 8 calling
8 calling 9 out
9 out 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 14 !

pretty [poll] ! " [as] [we] [pass] [by] [.] 
1 pretty 4 "
3 ! 4 "

if she had said ["] [pretty] [annie] ! " there would have been some sense in it . 
1 if 2 she
2 she 3 had
3 had 4 said
4 said 18 .
8 ! 10 there
9 " 10 there
10 there 12 have
11 would 12 have
12 have 13 been
13 been 14 some
13 been 15 sense
14 some 15 sense
15 sense 16 in
16 in 17 it
17 it 18 .

see that gray squirrel at the door of the fruit-shop whirling round and round so merrily within his wire wheel ! 
1 see 2 that
2 that 3 gray
3 gray 4 squirrel
4 squirrel 5 at
5 at 6 the
6 the 7 door
7 door 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 fruit-shop
9 the 11 whirling
11 whirling 12 round
11 whirling 13 and
13 and 14 round
13 and 15 so
15 so 17 within
16 merrily 17 within
17 within 18 his
17 within 19 wire
19 wire 20 wheel
19 wire 21 !

being condemned to the treadmill , he makes it an amusement . 
1 being 2 condemned
2 condemned 3 to
3 to 4 the
4 the 5 treadmill
5 treadmill 6 ,
6 , 7 he
7 he 9 it
8 makes 9 it
9 it 10 an
9 it 11 amusement
11 amusement 12 .

admirable philosophy ! 
1 admirable 2 philosophy
2 philosophy 3 !

success to your search , [fidelity] [!] 
1 success 2 to
2 to 3 your
3 your 4 search
4 search 5 ,

oh , sage puss , make room for me beside you , and we will be a pair of philosophers . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 sage
3 sage 5 ,
4 puss 5 ,
5 , 7 room
6 make 7 room
7 room 8 for
8 for 10 beside
9 me 10 beside
10 beside 11 you
10 beside 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 we
14 we 15 will
15 will 16 be
16 be 17 a
16 be 18 pair
18 pair 19 of
19 of 21 .
20 philosophers 21 .

here we see something to remind us of the town-crier and his [ding-dong-bell] . 
1 here 2 we
2 we 3 see
2 we 4 something
3 see 4 something
4 something 5 to
4 something 6 remind
6 remind 8 of
7 us 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 town-crier
10 town-crier 11 and
11 and 12 his
12 his 14 .

but they are choosing neither a king nor a [president] [,] [else] [we] [should] [hear] a most horrible snarling ! 
1 but 2 they
2 they 3 are
3 are 4 choosing
3 are 5 neither
5 neither 6 a
5 neither 7 king
6 a 7 king
7 king 8 nor
7 king 16 a
8 nor 9 a
16 a 17 most
16 a 18 horrible
17 most 18 horrible
18 horrible 19 snarling
18 horrible 20 !

annie returns the salute , much to the [gratification] of the elephant , who is certainly the [best-bred] monster in the caravan . 
1 annie 8 the
2 returns 3 the
3 the 4 salute
3 the 5 ,
5 , 6 much
5 , 7 to
7 to 8 the
8 the 13 ,
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 elephant
12 elephant 13 ,
13 , 15 is
14 who 15 is
15 is 16 certainly
15 is 17 the
17 the 19 monster
19 monster 20 in
20 in 21 the
21 the 22 caravan
22 caravan 23 .

the lion and the lioness are busy with two beef-bones . 
1 the 2 lion
2 lion 3 and
3 and 5 lioness
4 the 5 lioness
5 lioness 7 busy
6 are 7 busy
7 busy 8 with
8 with 9 two
8 with 10 beef-bones
9 two 10 beef-bones
10 beef-bones 11 .

are there any two living creatures who have so few sympathies that they cannot possibly be friends ? 
1 are 2 there
2 there 3 any
3 any 4 two
3 any 5 living
5 living 6 creatures
6 creatures 7 who
7 who 8 have
8 have 9 so
9 so 10 few
10 few 11 sympathies
11 sympathies 12 that
11 sympathies 13 they
12 that 13 they
13 they 14 cannot
13 they 15 possibly
14 cannot 15 possibly
15 possibly 16 be
15 possibly 17 friends
17 friends 18 ?

in fact , he is a bear of sentiment . 
1 in 2 fact
2 fact 3 ,
3 , 4 he
4 he 5 is
5 is 6 a
6 a 7 bear
7 bear 8 of
7 bear 9 sentiment
9 sentiment 10 .

but [oh] those unsentimental [monkeys] [!] 
1 but 3 those
3 those 4 unsentimental

the ugly , grinning , aping , chattering , ill-natured , mischievous and queer little brutes ! 
1 the 2 ugly
2 ugly 3 ,
3 , 4 grinning
4 grinning 5 ,
5 , 6 aping
6 aping 8 chattering
7 , 8 chattering
8 chattering 10 ill-natured
9 , 10 ill-natured
10 ill-natured 12 mischievous
11 , 12 mischievous
12 mischievous 13 and
13 and 14 queer
14 queer 15 little
15 little 17 !
16 brutes 17 !

merrily , merrily plays the music , and merrily gallops the pony , and merrily rides the little old gentleman . 
1 merrily 2 ,
2 , 4 plays
3 merrily 4 plays
4 plays 6 music
5 the 6 music
6 music 7 ,
6 music 8 and
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 merrily
8 and 10 gallops
9 merrily 10 gallops
10 gallops 11 the
11 the 13 ,
12 pony 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 merrily
14 and 16 rides
16 rides 17 the
17 the 18 little
18 little 19 old
18 little 20 gentleman
20 gentleman 21 .

come , [annie] , into the street again ; perchance we may see monkeys on horseback there . 
1 come 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 into
5 into 6 the
6 the 7 street
7 street 18 .
8 again 9 ;
9 ; 10 perchance
10 perchance 12 may
11 we 12 may
12 may 14 monkeys
13 see 14 monkeys
14 monkeys 16 horseback
15 on 16 horseback
16 horseback 17 there
16 horseback 18 .

mercy on us ! 
1 mercy 2 on
2 on 3 us
3 us 4 !

what a noisy world we quiet people live in ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 4 world
3 noisy 4 world
4 world 5 we
4 world 6 quiet
6 quiet 7 people
6 quiet 8 live
8 live 10 !
9 in 10 !

did [annie] [ever] read the cries of [london] city ? 
1 did 4 read
4 read 5 the
5 the 6 cries
5 the 7 of
7 of 9 city
9 city 10 ?

with what [lusty] lungs doth yonder man proclaim that his wheelbarrow is full of lobsters [!] 
1 with 2 what
1 with 4 lungs
4 lungs 15 lobsters
5 doth 7 man
6 yonder 7 man
7 man 9 that
8 proclaim 9 that
9 that 10 his
9 that 11 wheelbarrow
11 wheelbarrow 13 full
12 is 13 full
13 full 14 of
14 of 15 lobsters

what cares the world for that ? 
1 what 2 cares
2 cares 3 the
2 cares 4 world
3 the 4 world
4 world 5 for
5 for 6 that
5 for 7 ?

annie sympathizes , though without experience of such direful woe . 
1 annie 2 sympathizes
1 annie 3 ,
3 , 5 without
4 though 5 without
5 without 6 experience
5 without 7 of
7 of 8 such
7 of 9 direful
8 such 9 direful
9 direful 10 woe
10 woe 11 .

lo ! the town-crier again , with some new secret for the public ear . 
1 lo 2 !
2 ! 3 the
2 ! 4 town-crier
4 town-crier 5 again
4 town-crier 6 ,
6 , 7 with
7 with 8 some
8 some 10 secret
9 new 10 secret
10 secret 11 for
10 secret 12 the
11 for 12 the
12 the 13 public
13 public 14 ear
14 ear 15 .

i guess the latter . 
1 i 2 guess
2 guess 3 the
3 the 4 latter
4 latter 5 .

ding-dong ! 
1 ding-dong 2 !

ding-dong ! 
1 ding-dong 2 !

ding-dong ! 
1 ding-dong 2 !

now [he] [raises] [his] [clear] [loud] [voice] [above] all the din of the town . 
1 now 9 all
9 all 10 the
10 the 11 din
11 din 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 town
14 town 15 .

what saith the people 's orator ? 
1 what 2 saith
2 saith 4 people
3 the 4 people
4 people 5 's
4 people 6 orator
6 orator 7 ?

whoever will bring her back to her afflicted mother " 
1 whoever 2 will
2 will 4 her
3 bring 4 her
4 her 5 back
4 her 6 to
6 to 7 her
7 her 8 afflicted
8 afflicted 10 "
9 mother 10 "

stop , stop , town-crier ! 
1 stop 2 ,
2 , 3 stop
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 town-crier
5 town-crier 6 !

the lost is found . 
1 the 2 lost
2 lost 3 is
3 is 5 .
4 found 5 .

but [i] have gone too far astray for the town-crier to call me back . 
1 but 3 have
3 have 5 too
4 gone 5 too
5 too 6 far
5 too 7 astray
6 far 7 astray
7 astray 9 the
8 for 9 the
9 the 10 town-crier
9 the 11 to
10 town-crier 11 to
11 to 12 call
11 to 13 me
13 me 15 .
14 back 15 .

sweet has been the charm of childhood on my spirit throughout my [ramble] [with] little [annie] . 
1 sweet 17 .
2 has 3 been
3 been 4 the
4 the 5 charm
5 charm 6 of
5 charm 17 .
6 of 7 childhood
6 of 8 on
8 on 9 my
9 my 10 spirit
10 spirit 11 throughout
10 spirit 12 my
12 my 15 little

has it been merely this ? 
1 has 2 it
2 it 3 been
2 it 4 merely
4 merely 5 this
5 this 6 ?

not so not so . 
1 not 2 so
2 so 3 not
3 not 4 so
3 not 5 .

they are not truly wise who would affirm it . 
1 they 2 are
2 are 3 not
2 are 4 truly
4 truly 5 wise
5 wise 6 who
5 wise 7 would
7 would 9 it
8 affirm 9 it
9 it 10 .

their influence on us is at least reciprocal with ours on them . 
1 their 2 influence
2 influence 3 on
2 influence 4 us
3 on 4 us
4 us 5 is
4 us 6 at
5 is 6 at
6 at 8 reciprocal
7 least 8 reciprocal
8 reciprocal 9 with
9 with 10 ours
9 with 11 on
11 on 12 them
11 on 13 .

all this by thy sweet magic , dear little [annie] ! 
1 all 2 this
2 this 4 thy
3 by 4 thy
4 thy 5 sweet
4 thy 6 magic
5 sweet 6 magic
6 magic 7 ,
7 , 8 dear
8 dear 9 little
9 little 11 !

[wakefield] [.] 

the wedded couple lived in [london] . 
1 the 2 wedded
2 wedded 3 couple
3 couple 7 .
4 lived 5 in
5 in 7 .

during that period he beheld his home every day , and frequently the forlorn [mrs] [wakefield] . 
1 during 2 that
2 that 4 he
3 period 4 he
4 he 5 beheld
5 beheld 6 his
5 beheld 7 home
6 his 7 home
7 home 9 day
8 every 9 day
9 day 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 frequently
11 and 13 the
13 the 14 forlorn
14 forlorn 17 .

this outline is all that [i] [remember] . 
1 this 2 outline
2 outline 4 all
3 is 4 all
4 all 5 that
5 that 8 .

we know , each for himself , that none of us would perpetrate such a folly , yet feel as if some other might . 
1 we 2 know
2 know 3 ,
2 know 4 each
3 , 4 each
4 each 5 for
4 each 6 himself
6 himself 7 ,
6 himself 8 that
7 , 8 that
8 that 9 none
8 that 10 of
10 of 11 us
11 us 13 perpetrate
12 would 13 perpetrate
13 perpetrate 14 such
13 perpetrate 15 a
15 a 16 folly
16 folly 17 ,
16 folly 18 yet
18 yet 19 feel
18 yet 20 as
19 feel 20 as
20 as 22 some
21 if 22 some
22 some 23 other
22 some 24 might
23 other 24 might
24 might 25 .

whenever any subject so forcibly affects the mind , time is well spent in thinking of it . 
1 whenever 2 any
2 any 4 so
3 subject 4 so
4 so 5 forcibly
4 so 6 affects
5 forcibly 6 affects
6 affects 7 the
6 affects 8 mind
8 mind 9 ,
8 mind 10 time
10 time 12 well
11 is 12 well
12 well 13 spent
12 well 14 in
14 in 16 of
15 thinking 16 of
16 of 17 it
16 of 18 .

thought has always its efficacy and every striking incident its moral . 
1 thought 2 has
2 has 3 always
2 has 4 its
3 always 4 its
4 its 5 efficacy
4 its 6 and
5 efficacy 6 and
6 and 7 every
6 and 8 striking
8 striking 9 incident
9 incident 10 its
9 incident 11 moral
10 its 11 moral
11 moral 12 .

what sort of a man was [wakefield] [?] 
1 what 2 sort
2 sort 3 of
3 of 4 a
4 a 5 man
5 man 6 was

we are free to shape out our own idea and call it by his name . 
1 we 2 are
2 are 3 free
2 are 4 to
4 to 5 shape
4 to 6 out
5 shape 6 out
6 out 7 our
7 our 8 own
7 our 9 idea
9 idea 10 and
9 idea 11 call
11 call 12 it
12 it 13 by
12 it 14 his
13 by 14 his
14 his 15 name
15 name 16 .

imagination , in the proper meaning of the term , made no part of [wakefield] 's gifts . 
1 imagination 2 ,
2 , 4 the
3 in 4 the
4 the 5 proper
5 proper 6 meaning
5 proper 7 of
7 of 9 term
8 the 9 term
9 term 10 ,
10 , 11 made
10 , 12 no
11 made 12 no
12 no 13 part
13 part 14 of
14 of 16 's
16 's 18 .
17 gifts 18 .

only the wife of his bosom might have hesitated . 
1 only 2 the
2 the 4 of
3 wife 4 of
4 of 5 his
4 of 6 bosom
6 bosom 7 might
6 bosom 8 have
8 have 9 hesitated
9 hesitated 10 .

this latter quality is indefinable , and perhaps non-existent . 
1 this 2 latter
1 this 3 quality
3 quality 5 indefinable
4 is 5 indefinable
5 indefinable 6 ,
5 indefinable 7 and
7 and 8 perhaps
7 and 9 non-existent
9 non-existent 10 .

let us now imagine [wakefield] bidding [adieu] to his wife . 
1 let 4 imagine
2 us 3 now
2 us 4 imagine
4 imagine 11 .
6 bidding 8 to
8 to 9 his
8 to 11 .
9 his 10 wife

it is the dusk of an [october] evening . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 the
3 the 4 dusk
3 the 5 of
5 of 6 an
5 of 9 .
8 evening 9 .

he has informed [mrs] [wakefield] that he is to take the night-coach into the country . 
1 he 2 has
2 has 3 informed
3 informed 16 .
6 that 7 he
7 he 8 is
8 is 9 to
8 is 10 take
9 to 10 take
10 take 11 the
10 take 12 night-coach
12 night-coach 13 into
12 night-coach 14 the
14 the 15 country
15 country 16 .

wakefield , himself , be it considered , has no suspicion of what is before him . 
1 wakefield 17 .
2 , 3 himself
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 be
5 be 6 it
5 be 7 considered
6 it 7 considered
7 considered 8 ,
8 , 10 no
9 has 10 no
10 no 11 suspicion
11 suspicion 12 of
12 of 14 is
13 what 14 is
14 is 15 before
14 is 16 him
15 before 16 him
16 him 17 .

yet for its sake , when all others have given him up for dead , she sometimes doubts whether she is a widow . 
1 yet 2 for
2 for 3 its
2 for 4 sake
3 its 4 sake
4 sake 5 ,
4 sake 6 when
6 when 7 all
6 when 8 others
8 others 9 have
9 have 10 given
9 have 11 him
11 him 12 up
11 him 13 for
12 up 13 for
13 for 14 dead
14 dead 15 ,
14 dead 16 she
15 , 16 she
16 she 17 sometimes
16 she 18 doubts
18 doubts 19 whether
18 doubts 20 she
19 whether 20 she
20 she 22 a
21 is 22 a
22 a 23 widow
23 widow 24 .

but [our] business is [with] the husband . 
1 but 3 business
1 but 4 is
4 is 6 the
6 the 7 husband
7 husband 8 .

we must hurry after him along the street ere he lose his individuality and melt into the great mass of [london] life . 
1 we 2 must
2 must 3 hurry
3 hurry 23 .
4 after 5 him
5 him 6 along
5 him 7 the
6 along 7 the
7 the 8 street
7 the 9 ere
8 street 9 ere
9 ere 10 he
10 he 11 lose
10 he 12 his
11 lose 12 his
12 his 14 and
13 individuality 14 and
14 and 16 into
15 melt 16 into
16 into 17 the
17 the 18 great
18 great 19 mass
19 mass 20 of
20 of 22 life
22 life 23 .

it would be vain searching for him there . 
1 it 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 vain
4 vain 6 for
5 searching 6 for
6 for 8 there
7 him 8 there
8 there 9 .

he is in the next street to his own and at his journey 's end . 
1 he 2 is
1 he 3 in
3 in 4 the
3 in 6 street
4 the 5 next
6 street 7 to
7 to 8 his
8 his 9 own
9 own 10 and
10 and 12 his
11 at 12 his
12 his 14 's
13 journey 14 's
14 's 15 end
14 's 16 .
15 end 16 .

doubtless a dozen busybodies had been watching him and told his wife the whole affair . 
1 doubtless 2 a
2 a 3 dozen
3 dozen 5 had
4 busybodies 5 had
5 had 7 watching
6 been 7 watching
7 watching 9 and
8 him 9 and
9 and 10 told
10 told 11 his
10 told 12 wife
11 his 12 wife
12 wife 13 the
12 wife 14 whole
13 the 14 whole
14 whole 15 affair
15 affair 16 .

poor [wakefield] [!] little [knowest] [thou] thine [own] [insignificance] in this great world . 
1 poor 4 little
4 little 7 thine
7 thine 10 in
10 in 11 this
11 this 14 .
12 great 13 world
13 world 14 .

no mortal eye but mine has traced thee [.] 
1 no 2 mortal
2 mortal 3 eye
3 eye 4 but
3 eye 5 mine
5 mine 6 has
6 has 7 traced
6 has 8 thee

remove not thyself even for a little week from thy place in her chaste bosom . 
1 remove 2 not
2 not 3 thyself
2 not 4 even
4 even 5 for
5 for 6 a
6 a 7 little
7 little 8 week
8 week 9 from
8 week 10 thy
9 from 10 thy
10 thy 11 place
10 thy 12 in
12 in 13 her
13 her 14 chaste
14 chaste 15 bosom
15 bosom 16 .

it is perilous to make a chasm in human affections not that they gape so long and wide , but so quickly close again . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 perilous
2 is 4 to
4 to 5 make
5 make 6 a
5 make 7 chasm
7 chasm 9 human
8 in 9 human
9 human 10 affections
9 human 11 not
10 affections 11 not
11 not 12 that
12 that 14 gape
13 they 14 gape
14 gape 15 so
15 so 16 long
15 so 17 and
17 and 18 wide
18 wide 19 ,
19 , 20 but
20 but 21 so
21 so 22 quickly
21 so 23 close
23 close 25 .
24 again 25 .

in the morning he rises earlier than usual and sets himself to consider what he really means to do . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 3 morning
2 the 4 he
4 he 6 earlier
5 rises 6 earlier
6 earlier 7 than
7 than 8 usual
7 than 9 and
8 usual 9 and
9 and 10 sets
9 and 11 himself
10 sets 11 himself
11 himself 12 to
11 himself 13 consider
12 to 13 consider
13 consider 14 what
13 consider 15 he
15 he 17 means
16 really 17 means
17 means 18 to
18 to 19 do
19 do 20 .

the [vagueness] of the project and the convulsive effort with which he [plunges] into the execution of it are equally characteristic of a [feeble-minded] man . 
1 the 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 project
5 project 6 and
6 and 7 the
7 the 8 convulsive
7 the 9 effort
9 effort 10 with
9 effort 23 a
10 with 11 which
11 which 12 he
14 into 15 the
15 the 17 of
16 execution 17 of
17 of 18 it
18 it 20 equally
19 are 20 equally
20 equally 21 characteristic
20 equally 22 of
21 characteristic 22 of
22 of 23 a
23 a 25 man
25 man 26 .

a morbid vanity , therefore , lies nearest the bottom of the affair . 
1 a 2 morbid
1 a 3 vanity
3 vanity 4 ,
4 , 5 therefore
5 therefore 6 ,
6 , 8 nearest
7 lies 8 nearest
8 nearest 9 the
9 the 11 of
10 bottom 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 affair
13 affair 14 .

but how is he to attain his ends ? 
1 but 2 how
2 how 3 is
3 is 4 he
4 he 5 to
5 to 6 attain
6 attain 7 his
7 his 8 ends
8 ends 9 ?

yet should he reappear , the whole project is knocked in the head . 
1 yet 2 should
2 should 4 reappear
3 he 4 reappear
4 reappear 5 ,
5 , 6 the
5 , 7 whole
7 whole 8 project
7 whole 9 is
9 is 10 knocked
9 is 11 in
11 in 12 the
12 the 14 .
13 head 14 .

wakefield , whither are you going ? 
1 wakefield 2 ,
2 , 3 whither
3 whither 4 are
4 are 5 you
5 you 6 going
6 going 7 ?

at that instant his fate was turning on the pivot . 
1 at 2 that
1 at 3 instant
3 instant 5 fate
4 his 5 fate
5 fate 6 was
5 fate 7 turning
7 turning 8 on
8 on 9 the
9 the 10 pivot
10 pivot 11 .

can it be [that] [nobody] [caught] [sight] of him ? 
1 can 2 it
2 it 3 be
3 be 8 of
8 of 9 him
9 him 10 ?

wonderful escape [!] 
1 wonderful 2 escape

in ordinary cases this indescribable impression is caused by the comparison and contrast between our imperfect reminiscences and the reality . 
1 in 2 ordinary
2 ordinary 3 cases
3 cases 4 this
3 cases 5 indescribable
5 indescribable 7 is
6 impression 7 is
7 is 8 caused
8 caused 10 the
9 by 10 the
10 the 12 and
11 comparison 12 and
12 and 13 contrast
12 and 14 between
13 contrast 14 between
14 between 15 our
14 between 16 imperfect
15 our 16 imperfect
16 imperfect 17 reminiscences
16 imperfect 18 and
17 reminiscences 18 and
18 and 19 the
19 the 20 reality
20 reality 21 .

but this is a secret from himself . 
1 but 2 this
2 this 3 is
3 is 4 a
4 a 5 secret
5 secret 6 from
5 secret 7 himself
6 from 7 himself
7 himself 8 .

right glad is his heart , though his brain be somewhat dizzy , when he finds himself by the coal-fire of his lodgings . 
1 right 2 glad
2 glad 3 is
2 glad 4 his
3 is 4 his
4 his 5 heart
4 his 6 ,
6 , 7 though
6 , 8 his
8 his 9 brain
9 brain 10 be
9 brain 11 somewhat
11 somewhat 12 dizzy
11 somewhat 13 ,
12 dizzy 13 ,
13 , 14 when
14 when 15 he
14 when 16 finds
15 he 16 finds
16 finds 17 himself
16 finds 18 by
18 by 19 the
19 the 20 coal-fire
20 coal-fire 21 of
21 of 22 his
22 his 23 lodgings
23 lodgings 24 .

so much for the commencement of this long whim-wham . 
1 so 2 much
2 much 3 for
3 for 4 the
4 the 6 of
5 commencement 6 of
6 of 8 long
7 this 8 long
8 long 9 whim-wham
9 whim-wham 10 .

it is accomplished : wakefield is another man . 
1 it 2 is
1 it 3 accomplished
3 accomplished 5 wakefield
4 : 5 wakefield
5 wakefield 6 is
5 wakefield 7 another
6 is 7 another
7 another 9 .
8 man 9 .

he will not go back until she be frightened half to death . 
1 he 2 will
2 will 3 not
2 will 4 go
4 go 5 back
4 go 6 until
5 back 6 until
6 until 7 she
7 she 8 be
7 she 9 frightened
9 frightened 10 half
10 half 11 to
11 to 12 death
12 death 13 .

next day the knocker is muffled . 
1 next 3 the
2 day 3 the
3 the 4 knocker
4 knocker 5 is
5 is 7 .
6 muffled 7 .

dear woman ! will she die ? 
1 dear 2 woman
2 woman 4 will
3 ! 4 will
4 will 5 she
4 will 6 die
5 she 6 die
6 die 7 ?

if [aught] [else] [restrains] [him] [,] he does not know it . 
1 if 7 he
7 he 8 does
8 does 9 not
9 not 10 know
10 know 11 it
11 it 12 .

in the course of a few weeks she gradually recovers . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 3 course
2 the 4 of
4 of 5 a
5 a 6 few
6 few 7 weeks
7 weeks 8 she
8 she 9 gradually
9 gradually 11 .
10 recovers 11 .

" it is but in the next street , " he sometimes says . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
2 it 4 but
3 is 4 but
4 but 5 in
4 but 6 the
6 the 7 next
6 the 8 street
8 street 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 12 sometimes
11 he 12 sometimes
12 sometimes 13 says
13 says 14 .

fool ! it is in another world . 
1 fool 2 !
1 fool 3 it
3 it 4 is
4 is 5 in
5 in 6 another
5 in 7 world
7 world 8 .

poor man ! 
1 poor 3 !
2 man 3 !

the dead have nearly as much chance of revisiting their earthly homes as the self-banished [wakefield] . 
1 the 2 dead
2 dead 3 have
2 dead 4 nearly
3 have 4 nearly
4 nearly 5 as
4 nearly 6 much
5 as 6 much
6 much 7 chance
6 much 8 of
8 of 10 their
9 revisiting 10 their
10 their 11 earthly
11 earthly 12 homes
11 earthly 13 as
13 as 14 the
13 as 15 self-banished
15 self-banished 17 .

would [that] [i] [had] a folio to write , instead of an article of a dozen pages ! 
1 would 5 a
5 a 7 to
6 folio 7 to
7 to 8 write
8 write 9 ,
8 write 10 instead
10 instead 11 of
11 of 12 an
12 an 13 article
13 article 14 of
14 of 15 a
15 a 16 dozen
16 dozen 17 pages
17 pages 18 !

wakefield is spellbound . 
1 wakefield 2 is
2 is 4 .
3 spellbound 4 .

long since , it must be remarked , he has lost the perception of singularity in his conduct . 
1 long 2 since
2 since 3 ,
3 , 4 it
4 it 6 be
5 must 6 be
6 be 7 remarked
6 be 8 ,
8 , 9 he
9 he 10 has
9 he 11 lost
11 lost 12 the
11 lost 13 perception
12 the 13 perception
13 perception 14 of
14 of 16 in
15 singularity 16 in
16 in 18 conduct
17 his 18 conduct
18 conduct 19 .

now for a scene . 
1 now 2 for
2 for 3 a
3 a 4 scene
4 scene 5 .

he bends his head and moves with an indescribable obliquity of gait , as if unwilling to display his full front to the world . 
1 he 2 bends
2 bends 3 his
3 his 4 head
3 his 5 and
5 and 6 moves
6 moves 7 with
6 moves 8 an
8 an 10 obliquity
9 indescribable 10 obliquity
10 obliquity 11 of
10 obliquity 12 gait
12 gait 13 ,
13 , 14 as
14 as 15 if
15 if 17 to
16 unwilling 17 to
17 to 18 display
18 display 20 full
19 his 20 full
20 full 21 front
20 full 22 to
21 front 22 to
22 to 24 world
23 the 24 world
24 world 25 .

she has the placid mien of settled widowhood . 
1 she 2 has
2 has 3 the
3 the 4 placid
3 the 5 mien
5 mien 6 of
5 mien 7 settled
7 settled 8 widowhood
7 settled 9 .
8 widowhood 9 .

her regrets have either died away or have become so essential to her heart that they would be poorly exchanged for joy . 
1 her 2 regrets
1 her 3 have
2 regrets 3 have
3 have 4 either
4 either 5 died
5 died 7 or
6 away 7 or
7 or 8 have
8 have 9 become
9 become 10 so
10 so 11 essential
11 essential 12 to
12 to 13 her
13 her 14 heart
14 heart 15 that
15 that 16 they
16 they 17 would
16 they 18 be
18 be 19 poorly
18 be 20 exchanged
20 exchanged 21 for
20 exchanged 22 joy
22 joy 23 .

just as the lean man and [well-conditioned] woman are passing a slight [obstruction] occurs and brings these two figures directly in contact . 
1 just 12 slight
2 as 4 lean
3 the 4 lean
4 lean 5 man
4 lean 6 and
6 and 8 woman
8 woman 9 are
9 are 10 passing
10 passing 11 a
11 a 12 slight
12 slight 23 .
14 occurs 15 and
15 and 16 brings
16 brings 18 two
17 these 18 two
18 two 20 directly
19 figures 20 directly
20 directly 21 in
21 in 22 contact
22 contact 23 .

after a ten years ' separation thus [wakefield] meets [his] [wife] . 
1 after 2 a
2 a 3 ten
2 a 4 years
4 years 5 '
5 ' 6 separation
6 separation 12 .
7 thus 9 meets
9 meets 12 .

the throng [eddies] away and carries them asunder . 
1 the 2 throng
2 throng 9 .
4 away 6 carries
5 and 6 carries
6 carries 7 them
6 carries 8 asunder
7 them 8 asunder
8 asunder 9 .

she passes in , however , opening her [prayer-book] as she goes . 
1 she 2 passes
2 passes 3 in
3 in 4 ,
4 , 5 however
5 however 6 ,
6 , 8 her
7 opening 8 her
8 her 10 as
10 as 11 she
11 she 12 goes
12 goes 13 .

and the man ? 
1 and 2 the
2 the 3 man
3 man 4 ?

you are mad ! " 
1 you 2 are
2 are 3 mad
3 mad 4 !
4 ! 5 "

perhaps he was so . 
1 perhaps 2 he
2 he 3 was
3 was 4 so
4 so 5 .

the life of a hermit is nowise parallel to his . 
1 the 2 life
2 life 3 of
2 life 4 a
3 of 4 a
4 a 5 hermit
5 hermit 6 is
5 hermit 7 nowise
6 is 7 nowise
7 nowise 9 to
8 parallel 9 to
9 to 11 .
10 his 11 .

it would be a most curious speculation to trace out the effect of such circumstances on his heart and intellect separately and in unison . 
1 it 2 would
2 would 4 a
3 be 4 a
4 a 5 most
4 a 6 curious
6 curious 7 speculation
6 curious 8 to
8 to 10 out
9 trace 10 out
10 out 11 the
11 the 12 effect
12 effect 13 of
12 effect 14 such
14 such 15 circumstances
15 circumstances 16 on
16 on 17 his
17 his 18 heart
18 heart 19 and
18 heart 20 intellect
20 intellect 22 and
21 separately 22 and
22 and 23 in
22 and 24 unison
24 unison 25 .

he would look on the affair as no more than an interlude in the main business of his life . 
1 he 2 would
2 would 3 look
2 would 4 on
4 on 5 the
4 on 6 affair
6 affair 8 no
7 as 8 no
8 no 10 than
9 more 10 than
10 than 11 an
10 than 12 interlude
11 an 12 interlude
12 interlude 13 in
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 main
15 main 17 of
16 business 17 of
17 of 18 his
17 of 19 life
19 life 20 .

alas , what a mistake ! 
1 alas 2 ,
2 , 3 what
3 what 4 a
4 a 5 mistake
5 mistake 6 !

would [time] [but] await the [close] of our favorite follies , we should be young men all of us and till [doomsday] . 
1 would 4 await
4 await 5 the
5 the 7 of
7 of 8 our
8 our 10 follies
9 favorite 10 follies
10 follies 11 ,
10 follies 12 we
12 we 13 should
12 we 14 be
14 be 15 young
15 young 17 all
16 men 17 all
17 all 18 of
17 all 19 us
19 us 20 and
19 us 21 till
20 and 21 till
21 till 23 .

on the ceiling appears a grotesque shadow of good [mrs] [wakefield] . 
1 on 2 the
2 the 3 ceiling
2 the 4 appears
4 appears 5 a
5 a 6 grotesque
5 a 7 shadow
7 shadow 8 of
8 of 12 .
9 good 12 .

at this instant a shower chances to fall , and is driven by the [unmannerly] gust [full] [into] [wakefield] 's face and bosom . 
1 at 2 this
2 this 3 instant
2 this 4 a
4 a 5 shower
5 shower 6 chances
6 chances 7 to
7 to 8 fall
8 fall 9 ,
9 , 10 and
9 , 12 driven
10 and 11 is
12 driven 13 by
13 by 14 the
14 the 16 gust
16 gust 20 's
20 's 24 .
21 face 23 bosom
22 and 23 bosom
23 bosom 24 .

he is quite penetrated with its autumnal chill . 
1 he 2 is
2 is 3 quite
3 quite 4 penetrated
3 quite 5 with
5 with 6 its
5 with 7 autumnal
7 autumnal 9 .
8 chill 9 .

no [;] [wakefield] is no such fool . 
1 no 8 .
4 is 5 no
4 is 7 fool
5 no 6 such
7 fool 8 .

he [ascends] the steps heavily , for twenty years have stiffened his legs since he came down , but he knows it not . 
1 he 22 it
3 the 4 steps
3 the 5 heavily
5 heavily 6 ,
6 , 7 for
6 , 8 twenty
8 twenty 10 have
9 years 10 have
10 have 11 stiffened
10 have 12 his
12 his 13 legs
13 legs 15 he
14 since 15 he
15 he 16 came
15 he 17 down
16 came 17 down
17 down 18 ,
18 , 19 but
19 but 20 he
20 he 21 knows
21 knows 22 it
22 it 24 .
23 not 24 .

stay , [wakefield] ! 
1 stay 2 ,
2 , 4 !

would you go to the sole home that is left you ? 
1 would 2 you
2 you 3 go
3 go 4 to
4 to 5 the
5 the 6 sole
6 sole 8 that
7 home 8 that
8 that 10 left
9 is 10 left
10 left 12 ?
11 you 12 ?

then step into your grave . 
1 then 2 step
2 step 3 into
3 into 4 your
4 your 5 grave
5 grave 6 .

the door opens . 
1 the 2 door
2 door 3 opens
3 opens 4 .

how unmercifully has he quizzed the poor woman ! 
1 how 2 unmercifully
2 unmercifully 3 has
2 unmercifully 4 he
3 has 4 he
4 he 5 quizzed
4 he 6 the
6 the 7 poor
6 the 8 woman
7 poor 8 woman
8 woman 9 !

well , a good night 's rest to [wakefield] [!] 
1 well 2 ,
2 , 3 a
2 , 4 good
3 a 4 good
4 good 5 night
4 good 6 's
6 's 7 rest
6 's 8 to

this happy event supposing it to be such could only have occurred at an unpremeditated moment . 
1 this 2 happy
2 happy 3 event
2 happy 4 supposing
4 supposing 5 it
4 supposing 6 to
5 it 6 to
6 to 7 be
7 be 8 such
7 be 9 could
9 could 10 only
10 only 11 have
10 only 12 occurred
12 occurred 13 at
12 occurred 14 an
14 an 15 unpremeditated
14 an 16 moment
16 moment 17 .

we will not follow our friend across the threshold . 
1 we 2 will
2 will 4 follow
3 not 4 follow
4 follow 5 our
4 follow 6 friend
6 friend 7 across
6 friend 8 the
8 the 10 .
9 threshold 10 .

like [wakefield] , he may become , as it were , the outcast of the universe . 
1 like 3 ,
3 , 4 he
4 he 5 may
4 he 6 become
6 become 7 ,
7 , 8 as
8 as 9 it
9 it 10 were
10 were 11 ,
11 , 12 the
12 the 13 outcast
13 outcast 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 universe
16 universe 17 .

a [rill] [from] [the] [town-pump] . 
1 a 6 .

( [scene] [,] the corner of two principal streets , [[] @number@ []] the [town-pump] talking [through] [its] nose . ) 
1 ( 4 the
4 the 20 .
5 corner 6 of
6 of 8 principal
7 two 8 principal
8 principal 9 streets
8 principal 10 ,
9 streets 10 ,
10 , 12 @number@
10 , 14 the
14 the 16 talking
16 talking 19 nose
19 nose 20 .
20 . 21 )

noon by the north clock ! 
1 noon 2 by
2 by 3 the
3 the 4 north
3 the 5 clock
5 clock 6 !

noon by the east ! 
1 noon 2 by
2 by 3 the
3 the 4 east
4 east 5 !

truly , we public characters have a tough time of it ! 
1 truly 2 ,
2 , 3 we
2 , 4 public
4 public 5 characters
4 public 6 have
5 characters 6 have
6 have 7 a
7 a 8 tough
7 a 9 time
9 time 10 of
10 of 11 it
11 it 12 !

the title of " town-treasurer " is rightfully mine , as guardian of the best treasure that the town has . 
1 the 2 title
2 title 4 "
3 of 4 "
4 " 5 town-treasurer
4 " 6 "
5 town-treasurer 6 "
6 " 7 is
7 is 8 rightfully
8 rightfully 9 mine
9 mine 10 ,
10 , 12 guardian
11 as 12 guardian
12 guardian 13 of
12 guardian 14 the
14 the 15 best
14 the 16 treasure
16 treasure 18 the
17 that 18 the
18 the 19 town
18 the 20 has
20 has 21 .

i am at the head of the fire department and one of the physicians to the board of health . 
1 i 2 am
1 i 3 at
3 at 5 head
4 the 5 head
5 head 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 15 to
8 fire 9 department
9 department 10 and
10 and 11 one
10 and 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 physicians
14 physicians 15 to
15 to 16 the
16 the 17 board
17 board 18 of
18 of 19 health
19 health 20 .

as a keeper of the peace all [water-drinkers] [will] confess me equal to the constable . 
1 as 2 a
2 a 4 of
3 keeper 4 of
4 of 5 the
4 of 6 peace
6 peace 16 .
7 all 15 constable
10 confess 12 equal
11 me 12 equal
12 equal 13 to
12 equal 14 the
14 the 15 constable
15 constable 16 .

i perform some of the duties of the town-clerk by promulgating public notices when they are posted on my front . 
1 i 2 perform
2 perform 4 of
3 some 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 duties
6 duties 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 town-clerk
9 town-clerk 11 promulgating
10 by 11 promulgating
11 promulgating 12 public
11 promulgating 13 notices
13 notices 14 when
14 when 15 they
14 when 16 are
16 are 17 posted
16 are 18 on
17 posted 18 on
18 on 20 front
19 my 20 front
20 front 21 .

at this sultry noontide [i] am cupbearer to the parched populace , for whose benefit an iron goblet is chained to my waist . 
1 at 2 this
2 this 3 sultry
3 sultry 4 noontide
4 noontide 13 for
6 am 7 cupbearer
7 cupbearer 8 to
8 to 9 the
9 the 10 parched
9 the 12 ,
11 populace 12 ,
12 , 13 for
13 for 15 benefit
14 whose 15 benefit
15 benefit 16 an
16 an 17 iron
16 an 18 goblet
18 goblet 20 chained
19 is 20 chained
20 chained 21 to
20 chained 22 my
21 to 22 my
22 my 23 waist
23 waist 24 .

[[] [footnote] [1] [:] [essex] [and] [washington] [streets] [,] [salem] [.] []] 

here it is , gentlemen ! 
1 here 2 it
2 it 3 is
2 it 4 ,
3 is 4 ,
4 , 5 gentlemen
4 , 6 !
5 gentlemen 6 !

here is the good liquor ! 
1 here 2 is
2 is 3 the
2 is 4 good
4 good 6 !
5 liquor 6 !

walk up , walk up , gentlemen ! 
1 walk 2 up
2 up 3 ,
3 , 4 walk
4 walk 5 up
5 up 6 ,
6 , 8 !
7 gentlemen 8 !

walk up , walk up ! 
1 walk 2 up
2 up 3 ,
3 , 4 walk
4 walk 6 !
5 up 6 !

here is the superior stuff ! 
1 here 2 is
2 is 3 the
3 the 4 superior
4 superior 5 stuff
5 stuff 6 !

walk up , gentlemen , walk up , and help yourselves ! 
1 walk 2 up
2 up 3 ,
2 up 4 gentlemen
4 gentlemen 5 ,
4 gentlemen 6 walk
6 walk 7 up
7 up 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 10 help
9 and 10 help
10 help 11 yourselves
10 help 12 !

it were a pity if all this outcry should draw no customers . 
1 it 2 were
1 it 3 a
3 a 4 pity
4 pity 5 if
5 if 6 all
5 if 7 this
6 all 7 this
7 this 8 outcry
8 outcry 10 draw
9 should 10 draw
10 draw 11 no
11 no 12 customers
12 customers 13 .

here they come [.] 
1 here 2 they
2 they 3 come

a hot day , gentlemen ! 
1 a 2 hot
2 hot 4 ,
3 day 4 ,
4 , 5 gentlemen
5 gentlemen 6 !

quaff and away again , so as to keep yourselves in a nice cool sweat . 
1 quaff 2 and
2 and 3 away
2 and 4 again
4 again 5 ,
5 , 6 so
6 so 7 as
6 so 8 to
7 as 8 to
8 to 9 keep
9 keep 11 in
10 yourselves 11 in
11 in 12 a
11 in 13 nice
13 nice 14 cool
13 nice 15 sweat
15 sweat 16 .

welcome , most rubicund sir ! 
1 welcome 2 ,
2 , 3 most
2 , 4 rubicund
3 most 4 rubicund
4 rubicund 6 !
5 sir 6 !

now , for the first time these ten years , you know the flavor of cold water . 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 3 for
3 for 4 the
4 the 5 first
4 the 6 time
6 time 7 these
6 time 8 ten
8 ten 10 ,
9 years 10 ,
10 , 11 you
10 , 12 know
12 know 13 the
13 the 14 flavor
13 the 15 of
15 of 16 cold
16 cold 17 water
17 water 18 .

good-bye ; and whenever you are thirsty , remember that [i] keep a constant supply at the old stand . 
1 good-bye 2 ;
2 ; 3 and
3 and 4 whenever
4 whenever 5 you
5 you 6 are
6 are 7 thirsty
7 thirsty 8 ,
8 , 9 remember
9 remember 10 that
10 that 20 .
12 keep 13 a
13 a 14 constant
14 constant 16 at
15 supply 16 at
16 at 18 old
17 the 18 old
18 old 19 stand
19 stand 20 .

who next [?] 
1 who 2 next

take it , pure as the current of your young life . 
1 take 2 it
2 it 3 ,
3 , 4 pure
4 pure 5 as
5 as 6 the
6 the 8 of
7 current 8 of
8 of 9 your
9 your 10 young
9 your 11 life
10 young 11 life
11 life 12 .

take it , and may your heart and tongue never be scorched with a fiercer thirst than now ! 
1 take 2 it
2 it 3 ,
3 , 4 and
4 and 5 may
5 may 7 heart
6 your 7 heart
7 heart 8 and
8 and 9 tongue
8 and 10 never
9 tongue 10 never
10 never 11 be
10 never 12 scorched
12 scorched 13 with
12 scorched 14 a
14 a 15 fiercer
14 a 16 thirst
16 thirst 17 than
16 thirst 18 now
18 now 19 !

well , well , sir , no harm done , [i] [hope] [?] 
1 well 2 ,
2 , 3 well
3 well 4 ,
4 , 5 sir
5 sir 6 ,
6 , 7 no
7 no 8 harm
8 harm 9 done
9 done 10 ,

if gentlemen love the pleasant titillation of the gout , it is all one to the town-pump . 
1 if 3 love
2 gentlemen 3 love
3 love 4 the
3 love 5 pleasant
4 the 5 pleasant
5 pleasant 6 titillation
5 pleasant 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 gout
9 gout 10 ,
10 , 11 it
11 it 12 is
12 is 14 one
13 all 14 one
14 one 15 to
15 to 16 the
16 the 17 town-pump
17 town-pump 18 .

see how lightly he capers away again ! 
1 see 2 how
2 how 4 he
3 lightly 4 he
4 he 5 capers
5 capers 6 away
5 capers 7 again
6 away 7 again
7 again 8 !

[jowler] [,] [did] [your] [worship] [ever] [have] [the] [gout] [?] 

are you all satisfied ? 
1 are 2 you
2 you 3 all
3 all 5 ?
4 satisfied 5 ?

the water was as bright and clear and deemed as precious as liquid diamonds . 
1 the 2 water
2 water 3 was
2 water 4 as
4 as 5 bright
5 bright 6 and
5 bright 7 clear
6 and 7 clear
7 clear 8 and
7 clear 9 deemed
8 and 9 deemed
9 deemed 10 as
9 deemed 11 precious
11 precious 13 liquid
12 as 13 liquid
13 liquid 15 .
14 diamonds 15 .

endicott and his followers [came] next , and often knelt down to drink , dipping their long beards in the spring . 
1 endicott 2 and
2 and 22 .
3 his 4 followers
4 followers 8 and
6 next 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 knelt
9 often 10 knelt
10 knelt 11 down
11 down 12 to
12 to 13 drink
13 drink 15 dipping
14 , 15 dipping
15 dipping 16 their
15 dipping 17 long
17 long 18 beards
17 long 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 spring
20 the 22 .

the richest goblet then was of birch-bark . 
1 the 2 richest
2 richest 3 goblet
2 richest 4 then
4 then 5 was
4 then 6 of
5 was 6 of
6 of 7 birch-bark
7 birch-bark 8 .

governor [winthrop] , after a journey afoot from [boston] , drank [here] out of the hollow of his hand . 
1 governor 3 ,
3 , 4 after
4 after 5 a
5 a 6 journey
6 journey 8 from
7 afoot 8 from
8 from 10 ,
10 , 14 of
11 drank 13 out
13 out 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 hollow
16 hollow 17 of
17 of 18 his
18 his 19 hand
19 hand 20 .

the elder [higginson] here wet his palm and laid it on the brow of the first [town-born] child . 
1 the 2 elder
2 elder 10 it
4 here 6 his
5 wet 6 his
6 his 7 palm
6 his 8 and
7 palm 8 and
8 and 9 laid
9 laid 10 it
10 it 11 on
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 brow
12 the 19 .
13 brow 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 first
18 child 19 .

finally the fountain vanished also . 
1 finally 2 the
2 the 3 fountain
3 fountain 4 vanished
4 vanished 6 .
5 also 6 .

drink and be refreshed . 
1 drink 2 and
2 and 3 be
3 be 5 .
4 refreshed 5 .

your pardon , good people ! 
1 your 2 pardon
2 pardon 3 ,
3 , 4 good
4 good 6 !
5 people 6 !

no part of my business is pleasanter than the watering of cattle . 
1 no 2 part
2 part 3 of
2 part 4 my
3 of 4 my
4 my 5 business
4 my 6 is
6 is 7 pleasanter
6 is 8 than
7 pleasanter 8 than
8 than 9 the
8 than 10 watering
10 watering 11 of
11 of 13 .
12 cattle 13 .

now they roll their quiet eyes around the brim of their monstrous drinking-vessel . 
1 now 2 they
1 now 3 roll
3 roll 5 quiet
4 their 5 quiet
5 quiet 6 eyes
5 quiet 7 around
7 around 8 the
7 around 9 brim
9 brim 10 of
9 brim 11 their
11 their 12 monstrous
11 their 13 drinking-vessel
12 monstrous 13 drinking-vessel
13 drinking-vessel 14 .

an ox is your true toper . 
1 an 2 ox
2 ox 3 is
2 ox 4 your
4 your 5 true
4 your 6 toper
6 toper 7 .

but [i] [perceive] , my dear auditors , that you are impatient for the remainder of my discourse . 
1 but 4 ,
4 , 5 my
5 my 6 dear
5 my 19 .
6 dear 8 ,
7 auditors 8 ,
8 , 9 that
9 that 10 you
10 you 12 impatient
11 are 12 impatient
12 impatient 14 the
13 for 14 the
14 the 15 remainder
14 the 16 of
16 of 18 discourse
17 my 18 discourse

it is altogether for your good . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 altogether
3 altogether 4 for
4 for 5 your
5 your 6 good
6 good 7 .

the better you think of me , the better men and women you will find yourselves . 
1 the 2 better
2 better 3 you
2 better 4 think
4 think 5 of
4 think 6 me
6 me 7 ,
7 , 8 the
8 the 10 men
9 better 10 men
10 men 11 and
10 men 12 women
11 and 12 women
12 women 13 you
13 you 14 will
13 you 15 find
15 find 17 .
16 yourselves 17 .

let us take a broader view of my beneficial influence on mankind . 
1 let 2 us
1 let 3 take
2 us 3 take
3 take 4 a
4 a 5 broader
4 a 6 view
6 view 7 of
7 of 8 my
8 my 10 influence
9 beneficial 10 influence
10 influence 11 on
11 on 12 mankind
12 mankind 13 .

in this mighty enterprise the cow shall be my great confederate . 
1 in 2 this
2 this 3 mighty
2 this 4 enterprise
4 enterprise 5 the
4 enterprise 6 cow
5 the 6 cow
6 cow 7 shall
7 shall 8 be
7 shall 9 my
8 be 9 my
9 my 11 confederate
10 great 11 confederate
11 confederate 12 .

milk and water [the] [town-pump] and the [cow] [!] 
1 milk 2 and
2 and 3 water
3 water 6 and
6 and 7 the

blessed consummation ! 
1 blessed 2 consummation
2 consummation 3 !

then [poverty] [shall] pass away from the land , finding no hovel so wretched where her [squalid] form may shelter herself . 
1 then 4 pass
4 pass 7 the
5 away 6 from
6 from 7 the
7 the 8 land
8 land 10 finding
9 , 10 finding
10 finding 12 hovel
11 no 12 hovel
12 hovel 14 wretched
13 so 14 wretched
14 wretched 16 her
15 where 16 her
16 her 18 form
18 form 19 may
19 may 20 shelter
19 may 21 herself
21 herself 22 .

then [disease] , for lack of other victims , shall gnaw its own heart and [die] . 
1 then 3 ,
3 , 5 lack
3 , 17 .
4 for 5 lack
5 lack 6 of
6 of 8 victims
7 other 8 victims
8 victims 10 shall
9 , 10 shall
10 shall 11 gnaw
10 shall 12 its
11 gnaw 12 its
12 its 13 own
13 own 14 heart
13 own 15 and

then [sin] , if she do not die , shall lose half her strength . 
1 then 3 ,
3 , 4 if
4 if 5 she
5 she 7 not
6 do 7 not
7 not 8 die
7 not 9 ,
8 die 9 ,
9 , 10 shall
9 , 11 lose
11 lose 12 half
11 lose 13 her
13 her 14 strength
14 strength 15 .

at least , there will be no war of households . 
1 at 2 least
2 least 3 ,
3 , 4 there
4 there 5 will
5 will 6 be
6 be 7 no
7 no 8 war
8 war 9 of
9 of 10 households
10 households 11 .

their dead faces shall express what their spirits were and are to be by a lingering smile of memory and hope . 
1 their 22 .
2 dead 3 faces
3 faces 4 shall
3 faces 5 express
4 shall 5 express
5 express 6 what
5 express 7 their
6 what 7 their
7 their 8 spirits
7 their 9 were
9 were 10 and
10 and 11 are
10 and 12 to
12 to 13 be
12 to 15 a
13 be 14 by
15 a 16 lingering
16 lingering 17 smile
16 lingering 22 .
17 smile 18 of
18 of 19 memory
19 memory 20 and
20 and 21 hope

ahem ! 
1 ahem 2 !

dry work , this speechifying , especially to an unpractised orator . 
1 dry 2 work
1 dry 3 ,
3 , 5 speechifying
4 this 5 speechifying
5 speechifying 7 especially
6 , 7 especially
7 especially 8 to
7 especially 9 an
8 to 9 an
9 an 10 unpractised
9 an 11 orator
11 orator 12 .

i never conceived till now what toil the temperance lecturers undergo for my sake ; hereafter they shall have the business to themselves . 
1 i 2 never
2 never 3 conceived
2 never 4 till
4 till 5 now
4 till 6 what
5 now 6 what
6 what 7 toil
7 toil 8 the
7 toil 9 temperance
9 temperance 10 lecturers
10 lecturers 11 undergo
10 lecturers 12 for
12 for 13 my
12 for 14 sake
14 sake 15 ;
14 sake 16 hereafter
15 ; 16 hereafter
16 hereafter 17 they
16 hereafter 18 shall
18 shall 19 have
18 shall 20 the
20 the 22 to
21 business 22 to
22 to 23 themselves
23 themselves 24 .

do , [some] [kind] [christian] , pump a stroke or two , just to wet my whistle . 
1 do 2 ,
2 , 6 ,
6 , 7 pump
7 pump 8 a
8 a 9 stroke
9 stroke 11 two
10 or 11 two
11 two 12 ,
12 , 13 just
13 just 14 to
14 to 15 wet
15 wet 16 my
15 wet 17 whistle
17 whistle 18 .

thank you , sir ! 
1 thank 2 you
2 you 3 ,
3 , 4 sir
4 sir 5 !

such monuments should be erected everywhere and inscribed with the names of the distinguished champions of my cause . 
1 such 2 monuments
2 monuments 4 be
3 should 4 be
4 be 5 erected
4 be 6 everywhere
6 everywhere 7 and
7 and 11 names
8 inscribed 9 with
9 with 10 the
10 the 11 names
11 names 12 of
11 names 13 the
13 the 14 distinguished
14 distinguished 15 champions
15 champions 16 of
16 of 19 .
17 my 18 cause
18 cause 19 .

now , listen , for something very important is to come next . 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
3 listen 4 ,
4 , 6 something
5 for 6 something
6 something 7 very
6 something 8 important
7 very 8 important
8 important 9 is
8 important 10 to
9 is 10 to
10 to 11 come
10 to 12 next
12 next 13 .

i pray you , gentlemen , let this fault be amended . 
1 i 2 pray
2 pray 3 you
3 you 4 ,
3 you 5 gentlemen
5 gentlemen 6 ,
5 gentlemen 7 let
7 let 8 this
7 let 9 fault
8 this 9 fault
9 fault 10 be
9 fault 11 amended
11 amended 12 .

trust me , they may . 
1 trust 2 me
2 me 3 ,
3 , 4 they
4 they 5 may
5 may 6 .

and whenever [i] pour out that soul , it is to cool earth 's fever or cleanse its stains . 
1 and 2 whenever
2 whenever 9 it
4 pour 6 that
5 out 6 that
6 that 7 soul
6 that 8 ,
7 soul 8 ,
8 , 9 it
9 it 10 is
9 it 11 to
11 to 12 cool
11 to 13 earth
13 earth 15 fever
14 's 15 fever
15 fever 16 or
15 fever 17 cleanse
16 or 17 cleanse
17 cleanse 18 its
17 cleanse 19 stains
19 stains 20 .

one o'clock ! 
1 one 2 o'clock
2 o'clock 3 !

nay , then , if the dinner-bell begins to speak , [i] [may] as well hold my peace . 
1 nay 2 ,
2 , 3 then
3 then 4 ,
4 , 5 if
5 if 6 the
5 if 7 dinner-bell
7 dinner-bell 9 to
8 begins 9 to
9 to 10 speak
10 speak 11 ,
11 , 14 as
14 as 15 well
15 well 16 hold
16 hold 17 my
16 hold 18 peace
18 peace 19 .

here comes a pretty young girl of my acquaintance with a large stone pitcher for me to fill . 
1 here 2 comes
2 comes 3 a
3 a 5 young
4 pretty 5 young
5 young 7 of
6 girl 7 of
7 of 9 acquaintance
8 my 9 acquaintance
9 acquaintance 10 with
10 with 11 a
11 a 12 large
12 large 13 stone
13 stone 14 pitcher
14 pitcher 15 for
15 for 16 me
16 me 17 to
17 to 18 fill
18 fill 19 .

may [she] draw a husband while drawing her water , [as] [rachel] [did] of old ! 
1 may 3 draw
3 draw 4 a
4 a 5 husband
5 husband 6 while
6 while 7 drawing
6 while 8 her
8 her 9 water
8 her 10 ,
10 , 14 of
14 of 16 !
15 old 16 !

hold out your vessel , my dear ! 
1 hold 2 out
2 out 4 vessel
3 your 4 vessel
4 vessel 5 ,
5 , 6 my
6 my 7 dear
7 dear 8 !

[the] [great] [carbuncle] [.] [[] [@number@] []] 

a [mystery] [of] [the] [white] [mountains] . 
1 a 7 .

all who visited that region knew him as " the [seeker] , " and by no other name . 
1 all 2 who
2 who 3 visited
2 who 4 that
4 that 5 region
4 that 6 knew
5 region 6 knew
6 knew 7 him
7 him 8 as
7 him 9 "
9 " 10 the
10 the 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 and
14 and 15 by
14 and 16 no
15 by 16 no
16 no 17 other
16 no 18 name
18 name 19 .

near [this] [miserable] [seeker] [sat] a [little] [elderly] [personage] wearing a [high-crowned] hat [shaped] somewhat like a [crucible] . 
1 near 6 a
6 a 10 wearing
10 wearing 11 a
11 a 13 hat
13 hat 17 a
15 somewhat 16 like
16 like 17 a
17 a 19 .

the fifth adventurer likewise lacked a name , which was the greater pity , as he appeared to be a poet . 
1 the 2 fifth
1 the 4 likewise
2 fifth 3 adventurer
4 likewise 5 lacked
5 lacked 6 a
5 lacked 7 name
6 a 7 name
7 name 9 which
8 , 9 which
9 which 11 the
10 was 11 the
11 the 12 greater
11 the 13 pity
13 pity 14 ,
13 pity 15 as
15 as 16 he
16 he 17 appeared
16 he 18 to
18 to 19 be
19 be 20 a
20 a 21 poet
21 poet 22 .

certain it is that the poetry which flowed from him had a smack of all these dainties . 
1 certain 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 5 the
3 is 18 .
4 that 5 the
5 the 6 poetry
5 the 7 which
6 poetry 7 which
7 which 9 from
8 flowed 9 from
9 from 10 him
9 from 11 had
11 had 13 smack
12 a 13 smack
13 smack 15 all
14 of 15 all
15 all 17 dainties
16 these 17 dainties

several related the circumstances that brought them thither . 
1 several 9 .
2 related 3 the
2 related 4 circumstances
3 the 4 circumstances
4 circumstances 6 brought
5 that 6 brought
6 brought 7 them
6 brought 8 thither
7 them 8 thither
8 thither 9 .

here we are , [i] say , all bound on the same goodly enterprise . 
1 here 2 we
2 we 3 are
2 we 4 ,
3 are 4 ,
4 , 6 say
6 say 7 ,
7 , 8 all
8 all 9 bound
9 bound 10 on
10 on 11 the
11 the 12 same
12 same 14 enterprise
13 goodly 14 enterprise
14 enterprise 15 .

what says our friend in [the] [bearskin] [?] 
1 what 2 says
2 says 3 our
3 our 5 in
4 friend 5 in

" how enjoy it ! " exclaimed the aged [seeker] , bitterly . 
1 " 2 how
2 how 3 enjoy
3 enjoy 4 it
4 it 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 exclaimed
7 exclaimed 8 the
8 the 9 aged
9 aged 11 ,
11 , 13 .
12 bitterly 13 .

" [i] [hope] for [no] enjoyment [from] it : [that] folly has past long ago . 
1 " 4 for
4 for 6 enjoyment
6 enjoyment 8 it
8 it 16 .
9 : 11 folly
11 folly 12 has
12 has 13 past
12 has 14 long
13 past 14 long
14 long 15 ago
14 long 16 .

i keep up the search for this accursed stone because the vain ambition of my youth has become a fate upon me in old age . 
1 i 2 keep
2 keep 4 the
3 up 4 the
4 the 5 search
4 the 6 for
6 for 7 this
6 for 8 accursed
7 this 8 accursed
8 accursed 9 stone
8 accursed 10 because
9 stone 10 because
10 because 11 the
11 the 12 vain
11 the 13 ambition
13 ambition 14 of
13 ambition 15 my
14 of 15 my
15 my 17 has
16 youth 17 has
17 has 18 become
17 has 19 a
18 become 19 a
19 a 20 fate
19 a 21 upon
21 upon 23 in
22 me 23 in
23 in 24 old
23 in 25 age
25 age 26 .

a good version of the story can be found here : @url@ , as well as on the [internet] [archive] and in print editions . 
1 a 2 good
2 good 3 version
2 good 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 story
5 the 7 can
6 story 7 can
7 can 8 be
8 be 9 found
8 be 10 here
9 found 10 here
10 here 12 @url@
11 : 12 @url@
12 @url@ 13 ,
13 , 14 as
14 as 15 well
15 well 16 as
16 as 17 on
17 on 18 the
18 the 21 and
21 and 23 print
22 in 23 print
23 print 24 editions
24 editions 25 .

ideally , you would check this entire ebook with the other editions to make sure there are no more such textual errors . 
1 ideally 2 ,
2 , 4 would
3 you 4 would
4 would 5 check
5 check 6 this
5 check 7 entire
7 entire 9 with
8 ebook 9 with
9 with 10 the
10 the 11 other
10 the 12 editions
11 other 12 editions
12 editions 13 to
13 to 14 make
13 to 15 sure
15 sure 16 there
16 there 17 are
16 there 18 no
17 are 18 no
18 no 19 more
18 no 20 such
19 more 20 such
20 such 21 textual
21 textual 23 .
22 errors 23 .

the [above-quoted] paragraph should be as follows , including the paragraphs missing from the text : 
1 the 3 paragraph
3 paragraph 4 should
4 should 5 be
4 should 6 as
5 be 6 as
6 as 7 follows
6 as 8 ,
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8 , 9 including
8 , 10 the
10 the 11 paragraphs
10 the 12 missing
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12 missing 14 the
14 the 15 text
15 text 16 :

" how enjoy it ! " exclaimed the aged [seeker] , bitterly . 
1 " 2 how
2 how 3 enjoy
3 enjoy 4 it
4 it 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 exclaimed
7 exclaimed 8 the
8 the 9 aged
9 aged 11 ,
11 , 13 .
12 bitterly 13 .

" [i] [hope] for no enjoyment from it that folly has past , long ago ! 
1 " 16 !
4 for 5 no
5 no 6 enjoyment
6 enjoyment 8 it
6 enjoyment 16 !
7 from 8 it
8 it 10 folly
9 that 10 folly
10 folly 11 has
10 folly 12 past
11 has 12 past
12 past 13 ,
13 , 14 long
13 , 15 ago
14 long 15 ago

yet , [not] [to] [have] my wasted [life] [time] back again , [would] [i] [give] [up] my hopes [of] [the] [great] [carbuncle] ! 
1 yet 2 ,
2 , 6 my
6 my 7 wasted
7 wasted 23 !
10 back 11 again
11 again 12 ,
12 , 17 my
17 my 18 hopes
18 hopes 23 !

" oh , wretch , regardless of the interests of science ! " cried [doctor] [cacaphodel] , with philosophic indignation . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 wretch
4 wretch 5 ,
5 , 6 regardless
6 regardless 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 interests
9 interests 10 of
10 of 11 science
11 science 21 .
12 ! 13 "
13 " 14 cried
14 cried 17 ,
17 , 18 with
18 with 19 philosophic
19 philosophic 20 indignation
20 indignation 21 .

mine is the sole purpose for which a wise man may desire the possession of the [great] [carbuncle] . 
1 mine 2 is
2 is 3 the
2 is 4 sole
3 the 4 sole
4 sole 5 purpose
4 sole 6 for
6 for 8 a
7 which 8 a
8 a 10 man
9 wise 10 man
10 man 11 may
10 man 12 desire
12 desire 19 .
13 the 14 possession
14 possession 15 of
14 possession 19 .
15 of 16 the

" [excellent] ! " quoth the man with the spectacles . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 quoth
5 quoth 6 the
6 the 7 man
7 man 8 with
8 with 9 the
9 the 10 spectacles
10 spectacles 11 .

i tell [ye] [frankly] , [sirs] , [i] have an interest in keeping up the price . 
1 i 2 tell
2 tell 5 ,
5 , 7 ,
7 , 9 have
9 have 10 an
10 an 11 interest
11 interest 13 keeping
12 in 13 keeping
13 keeping 15 the
14 up 15 the
15 the 16 price
15 the 17 .
16 price 17 .

" not [i] , pious [master] [pigsnort] , " said the man with the spectacles . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 4 ,
4 , 10 said
5 pious 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 the
10 said 12 man
11 the 12 man
12 man 14 the
13 with 14 the
14 the 15 spectacles
15 spectacles 16 .

" [i] never laid such a great folly to thy charge . " 
1 " 3 never
3 never 13 "
4 laid 6 a
5 such 6 a
6 a 7 great
6 a 8 folly
8 folly 9 to
9 to 12 .
10 thy 11 charge
11 charge 12 .
12 . 13 "

" truly , [i] hope not , " said the merchant . 
1 " 2 truly
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 hope
5 hope 7 ,
6 not 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 10 the
9 said 11 merchant
10 the 11 merchant
11 merchant 12 .

if any of ye have a wiser plan , let him expound it . " 
1 if 2 any
2 any 3 of
3 of 5 have
4 ye 5 have
5 have 6 a
5 have 7 wiser
7 wiser 8 plan
7 wiser 9 ,
9 , 10 let
10 let 11 him
10 let 12 expound
12 expound 13 it
12 expound 14 .
14 . 15 "

" that have [i] , thou sordid man ! " exclaimed the poet . 
1 " 2 that
1 " 5 ,
2 that 3 have
5 , 7 sordid
6 thou 7 sordid
7 sordid 8 man
8 man 9 !
8 man 10 "
10 " 11 exclaimed
10 " 12 the
12 the 13 poet
13 poet 14 .

there night and day [will] [i] [gaze] [upon] [it] . 
1 there 3 and
2 night 3 and
3 and 4 day
4 day 10 .

thus [long] ages after [i] [am] [gone] the splendor of the [great] [carbuncle] [will] blaze [around] my name . " 
1 thus 9 splendor
3 ages 4 after
4 after 8 the
8 the 9 splendor
9 splendor 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 15 blaze
15 blaze 20 "
17 my 18 name
18 name 19 .
19 . 20 "

" well said , [master] [poet] ! " cried he of the spectacles . 
1 " 2 well
1 " 4 ,
2 well 3 said
4 , 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 cried
9 cried 14 .
10 he 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 spectacles
12 the 14 .

" hide it under thy cloak , sayest thou ? 
1 " 2 hide
1 " 3 it
3 it 5 thy
4 under 5 thy
5 thy 6 cloak
5 thy 7 ,
7 , 8 sayest
7 , 9 thou
9 thou 10 ?

why , it [will] gleam through the holes and make thee look like a jack-o'-lantern ! " 
1 why 2 ,
2 , 3 it
3 it 5 gleam
5 gleam 6 through
6 through 7 the
7 the 8 holes
8 holes 9 and
9 and 10 make
10 make 12 look
11 thee 12 look
12 look 14 a
13 like 14 a
14 a 15 jack-o'-lantern
14 a 16 !
16 ! 17 "

have [not] [i] resolved [within] [myself] that the whole [earth] contains no fitter ornament for the great hall of my ancestral castle ? 
1 have 4 resolved
4 resolved 7 that
7 that 8 the
8 the 9 whole
9 whole 11 contains
11 contains 12 no
11 contains 13 fitter
12 no 13 fitter
13 fitter 14 ornament
13 fitter 15 for
15 for 16 the
16 the 18 hall
17 great 18 hall
18 hall 19 of
19 of 20 my
20 my 21 ancestral
21 ancestral 22 castle
22 castle 23 ?

" it is a noble thought , " said the cynic , with an obsequious sneer . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 is
3 is 5 noble
4 a 5 noble
5 noble 6 thought
5 noble 7 ,
7 , 9 said
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 the
10 the 12 ,
11 cynic 12 ,
12 , 13 with
13 with 14 an
14 an 15 obsequious
15 obsequious 17 .
16 sneer 17 .

hannah [here] and [i] are seeking it for a like purpose . " 
1 hannah 3 and
3 and 5 are
5 are 6 seeking
6 seeking 13 "
7 it 8 for
8 for 9 a
9 a 10 like
10 like 12 .
11 purpose 12 .
12 . 13 "

" how , fellow ? " exclaimed [his] [lordship] , in surprise . 
1 " 2 how
2 how 3 ,
3 , 4 fellow
4 fellow 5 ?
5 ? 6 "
6 " 7 exclaimed
7 exclaimed 10 ,
10 , 11 in
11 in 12 surprise
12 surprise 13 .

" what [castle-hall] hast thou to hang it in ? " 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 hast
4 hast 5 thou
5 thou 8 it
6 to 7 hang
7 hang 8 it
8 it 9 in
9 in 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" no castle , " replied [matthew] , " but as neat a cottage as any within sight of the [crystal] [hills] . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 5 "
3 castle 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 replied
6 replied 8 ,
8 , 10 but
9 " 10 but
10 but 11 as
10 but 12 neat
12 neat 14 cottage
13 a 14 cottage
14 cottage 16 any
15 as 16 any
16 any 17 within
16 any 18 sight
18 sight 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 23 .

and then how pleasant , when we awake in the night , to be able to see one another 's faces ! " 
1 and 2 then
2 then 4 pleasant
3 how 4 pleasant
4 pleasant 6 when
5 , 6 when
6 when 7 we
6 when 8 awake
8 awake 10 the
9 in 10 the
10 the 11 night
10 the 12 ,
12 , 13 to
13 to 14 be
14 be 15 able
15 able 16 to
15 able 17 see
17 see 18 one
18 one 19 another
19 another 20 's
20 's 21 faces
21 faces 22 !
22 ! 23 "

" the [great] [carbuncle] ! " answered the cynic , with ineffable scorn . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 answered
7 answered 8 the
8 the 9 cynic
9 cynic 10 ,
10 , 11 with
11 with 12 ineffable
12 ineffable 13 scorn
13 scorn 14 .

" why , you blockhead , there is no such thing in rerum naturâ . 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 ,
3 , 4 you
4 you 6 ,
5 blockhead 6 ,
6 , 7 there
6 , 8 is
8 is 9 no
9 no 10 such
10 such 11 thing
11 thing 12 in
11 thing 13 rerum
13 rerum 14 naturâ
13 rerum 15 .

they listened for the roll of thunder , but heard nothing , and were glad that the tempest came not near them . 
1 they 2 listened
2 listened 3 for
3 for 4 the
4 the 5 roll
5 roll 6 of
6 of 7 thunder
7 thunder 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 10 heard
10 heard 11 nothing
10 heard 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 were
14 were 15 glad
15 glad 16 that
16 that 17 the
17 the 18 tempest
18 tempest 19 came
19 came 21 near
20 not 21 near
21 near 22 them
21 near 23 .

the modest little wife had wrought this piece of tapestry [while] the other guests were talking . 
1 the 8 piece
2 modest 3 little
2 modest 4 wife
3 little 4 wife
4 wife 5 had
4 wife 6 wrought
6 wrought 7 this
6 wrought 8 piece
8 piece 9 of
8 piece 12 the
9 of 10 tapestry
12 the 13 other
12 the 17 .
14 guests 15 were
15 were 16 talking
16 talking 17 .

" up , dear [matthew] ! " cried she , in haste . 
1 " 2 up
2 up 3 ,
3 , 4 dear
4 dear 6 !
6 ! 7 "
6 ! 8 cried
8 cried 9 she
9 she 10 ,
10 , 11 in
11 in 12 haste
12 haste 13 .

" the strange folk are all gone . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 strange
3 strange 4 folk
4 folk 5 are
5 are 7 gone
6 all 7 gone
7 gone 8 .

up this very minute , or we shall lose the [great] [carbuncle] ! " 
1 up 2 this
2 this 3 very
2 this 4 minute
4 minute 5 ,
5 , 6 or
6 or 7 we
7 we 8 shall
8 shall 9 lose
9 lose 10 the
10 the 13 !
13 ! 14 "

it was a sweet emblem of conjugal affection as they toiled up the difficult ascent gathering strength from the mutual aid which they afforded . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 sweet
3 a 4 sweet
4 sweet 6 of
5 emblem 6 of
6 of 7 conjugal
6 of 8 affection
7 conjugal 8 affection
8 affection 9 as
8 affection 10 they
9 as 10 they
10 they 11 toiled
10 they 12 up
12 up 14 difficult
13 the 14 difficult
14 difficult 15 ascent
15 ascent 16 gathering
15 ascent 17 strength
17 strength 18 from
18 from 19 the
19 the 20 mutual
20 mutual 21 aid
21 aid 22 which
21 aid 23 they
23 they 24 afforded
24 afforded 25 .

" let us climb a little higher , " whispered she , yet tremulously , as she turned her face upward to the lonely sky . 
1 " 2 let
2 let 3 us
2 let 4 climb
3 us 4 climb
4 climb 5 a
4 climb 6 little
6 little 8 ,
7 higher 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 whispered
10 whispered 12 ,
11 she 12 ,
12 , 13 yet
12 , 14 tremulously
14 tremulously 15 ,
15 , 16 as
16 as 17 she
17 she 18 turned
18 turned 20 face
19 her 20 face
20 face 22 to
21 upward 22 to
22 to 23 the
22 to 25 sky
23 the 24 lonely
25 sky 26 .

next they came to masses and fragments of naked rock heaped confusedly together like a cairn reared by giants in memory of a giant chief . 
1 next 2 they
2 they 3 came
2 they 4 to
4 to 5 masses
4 to 6 and
5 masses 6 and
6 and 7 fragments
7 fragments 8 of
7 fragments 9 naked
9 naked 10 rock
9 naked 11 heaped
11 heaped 12 confusedly
12 confusedly 13 together
12 confusedly 14 like
13 together 14 like
14 like 15 a
15 a 16 cairn
15 a 17 reared
16 cairn 17 reared
17 reared 18 by
17 reared 19 giants
18 by 19 giants
19 giants 20 in
20 in 21 memory
21 memory 22 of
22 of 23 a
23 a 24 giant
24 giant 25 chief
25 chief 26 .

but soon they were to be hidden from her eye . 
1 but 3 they
2 soon 3 they
3 they 4 were
3 they 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 7 hidden
7 hidden 9 her
8 from 9 her
9 her 10 eye
9 her 11 .

but they drew [closer] [together] with a fond and melancholy [gaze] , dreading lest the universal cloud should snatch them from each other 's sight . 
1 but 7 a
2 they 3 drew
3 drew 6 with
6 with 7 a
7 a 8 fond
7 a 12 ,
8 fond 9 and
9 and 10 melancholy
12 , 13 dreading
13 dreading 26 .
14 lest 15 the
15 the 17 cloud
16 universal 17 cloud
17 cloud 18 should
17 cloud 19 snatch
18 should 19 snatch
19 snatch 20 them
19 snatch 21 from
20 them 21 from
21 from 22 each
21 from 23 other
23 other 25 sight
24 's 25 sight
25 sight 26 .

her breath grew short . 
1 her 2 breath
2 breath 3 grew
2 breath 4 short
4 short 5 .

at last she sank down on one of the rocky steps of the acclivity . 
1 at 2 last
2 last 3 she
3 she 4 sank
4 sank 5 down
5 down 6 on
6 on 7 one
7 one 8 of
7 one 9 the
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 rocky
10 rocky 11 steps
11 steps 13 the
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 acclivity
13 the 15 .
14 acclivity 15 .

" we are lost , dear [matthew] , " said she , mournfully ; " we shall never find our way to the earth again . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 are
2 we 4 lost
4 lost 5 ,
5 , 8 ,
6 dear 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 12 ,
11 she 12 ,
12 , 13 mournfully
13 mournfully 15 "
14 ; 15 "
15 " 16 we
15 " 17 shall
17 shall 18 never
17 shall 19 find
19 find 20 our
20 our 22 to
21 way 22 to
22 to 23 the
22 to 24 earth
24 earth 25 again
25 again 26 .

and oh how happy we might have been in our cottage ! " 
1 and 2 oh
2 oh 3 how
3 how 5 we
4 happy 5 we
5 we 6 might
5 we 7 have
7 have 8 been
7 have 9 in
8 been 9 in
9 in 10 our
9 in 11 cottage
11 cottage 13 "
12 ! 13 "

" dear heart , we will yet be happy there , " answered [matthew] . 
1 " 2 dear
2 dear 4 ,
3 heart 4 ,
4 , 5 we
4 , 6 will
6 will 8 be
7 yet 8 be
8 be 9 happy
8 be 10 there
10 there 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 answered
13 answered 15 .

" look ! 
1 " 2 look
2 look 3 !

in this direction the sunshine [penetrates] the [dismal] mist [;] by [its] aid [i] [can] direct [our] [course] to the passage of the [notch] . 
1 in 2 this
2 this 3 direction
2 this 7 the
3 direction 4 the
4 the 5 sunshine
7 the 9 mist
9 mist 23 the
11 by 13 aid
13 aid 20 the
16 direct 19 to
19 to 20 the
20 the 22 of
21 passage 22 of
22 of 23 the
23 the 25 .

let us go back , love , and dream no more of the [great] [carbuncle] . " 
1 let 2 us
2 us 3 go
3 go 4 back
4 back 5 ,
4 back 6 love
6 love 7 ,
6 love 8 and
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 no
9 dream 10 no
10 no 11 more
11 more 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 16 .
16 . 17 "

" the sun cannot be yonder , " said [hannah] , with despondence . 
1 " 3 sun
2 the 3 sun
3 sun 5 be
4 cannot 5 be
5 be 6 yonder
5 be 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 11 ,
11 , 12 with
12 with 13 despondence
13 despondence 14 .

" but look ! " repeated [matthew] , in a somewhat altered tone . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 look
2 but 4 !
3 look 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 repeated
6 repeated 8 ,
8 , 9 in
9 in 10 a
9 in 12 altered
10 a 11 somewhat
12 altered 13 tone
13 tone 14 .

" it is brightening every moment . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 4 brightening
3 is 4 brightening
4 brightening 5 every
4 brightening 6 moment
5 every 6 moment
6 moment 7 .

if not sunshine , what can it be ? " 
1 if 2 not
2 not 3 sunshine
3 sunshine 4 ,
4 , 5 what
5 what 6 can
6 can 7 it
7 it 8 be
8 be 9 ?
9 ? 10 "

a ray of glory flashed across its surface . 
1 a 2 ray
2 ray 4 glory
3 of 4 glory
4 glory 5 flashed
5 flashed 6 across
5 flashed 7 its
7 its 8 surface
7 its 9 .
8 surface 9 .

for the simple pair had reached that lake of mystery and found the long-sought shrine of the [great] [carbuncle] . 
1 for 2 the
2 the 4 pair
3 simple 4 pair
4 pair 5 had
4 pair 6 reached
5 had 6 reached
6 reached 7 that
7 that 8 lake
7 that 9 of
9 of 10 mystery
10 mystery 11 and
11 and 12 found
11 and 13 the
13 the 14 long-sought
14 long-sought 15 shrine
15 shrine 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 20 .

but with their next glance they beheld an object that drew their attention even from the mighty stone . 
1 but 2 with
2 with 4 next
3 their 4 next
4 next 5 glance
4 next 6 they
5 glance 6 they
6 they 7 beheld
6 they 8 an
8 an 9 object
8 an 10 that
10 that 12 their
11 drew 12 their
12 their 13 attention
12 their 14 even
14 even 16 the
15 from 16 the
16 the 18 stone
17 mighty 18 stone
18 stone 19 .

but he stirred not , no more than if changed to marble . 
1 but 2 he
2 he 4 not
3 stirred 4 not
4 not 5 ,
4 not 6 no
5 , 6 no
6 no 7 more
6 no 8 than
8 than 9 if
8 than 10 changed
10 changed 12 marble
11 to 12 marble
12 marble 13 .

" it is the [seeker] , " whispered [hannah] , convulsively grasping her husband 's arm . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 the
4 the 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 12 grasping
7 " 8 whispered
10 , 11 convulsively
11 convulsively 12 grasping
12 grasping 13 her
12 grasping 14 husband
13 her 14 husband
14 husband 15 's
14 husband 16 arm
15 's 16 arm
16 arm 17 .

" [matthew] , he is dead . " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 he
4 he 5 is
5 is 6 dead
6 dead 7 .
7 . 8 "

" the joy of success has killed him , " replied [matthew] , trembling violently . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 joy
3 joy 4 of
3 joy 5 success
5 success 6 has
6 has 7 killed
6 has 8 him
8 him 9 ,
8 him 10 "
10 " 11 replied
11 replied 13 ,
13 , 14 trembling
14 trembling 15 violently
15 violently 16 .

" [or] perhaps the very [light] of the [great] [carbuncle] was death . " 
1 " 3 perhaps
1 " 4 the
4 the 5 very
5 very 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 14 "
11 was 12 death
12 death 13 .
13 . 14 "

" ' [the] [great] [carbuncle] ['] ! " cried a peevish voice behind them . 
1 " 2 '
2 ' 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 cried
9 cried 10 a
10 a 12 voice
11 peevish 12 voice
12 voice 13 behind
12 voice 14 them
14 them 15 .

" the great humbug ! 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 great
2 the 4 humbug
4 humbug 5 !

if you have found it , prithee point it out to me . " 
1 if 2 you
2 you 3 have
3 have 4 found
4 found 5 it
5 it 6 ,
5 it 7 prithee
7 prithee 8 point
7 prithee 9 it
9 it 10 out
9 it 11 to
11 to 12 me
12 me 13 .
13 . 14 "

" where is your great humbug ? " he repeated . 
1 " 2 where
2 where 3 is
2 where 4 your
3 is 4 your
4 your 5 great
5 great 7 ?
6 humbug 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
7 ? 9 he
9 he 10 repeated
10 repeated 11 .

" [i] challenge you to make me see it . " 
1 " 3 challenge
3 challenge 11 "
4 you 5 to
5 to 6 make
5 to 7 me
7 me 8 see
8 see 9 it
9 it 10 .
10 . 11 "

" there ! " said [matthew] , incensed at such perverse blindness , and turning the cynic round toward the illuminated cliff . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 9 at
8 incensed 9 at
9 at 10 such
9 at 11 perverse
11 perverse 13 ,
12 blindness 13 ,
13 , 14 and
13 , 15 turning
15 turning 16 the
15 turning 17 cynic
16 the 17 cynic
17 cynic 18 round
17 cynic 19 toward
19 toward 21 illuminated
20 the 21 illuminated
21 illuminated 22 cliff
22 cliff 23 .

" take off those abominable spectacles , and you cannot help seeing it . " 
1 " 2 take
2 take 3 off
2 take 4 those
4 those 5 abominable
4 those 6 spectacles
6 spectacles 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 you
9 you 10 cannot
9 you 11 help
10 cannot 11 help
11 help 13 it
12 seeing 13 it
13 it 14 .
14 . 15 "

" [matthew] , " said [hannah] , clinging to him , " let us go hence . " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 said
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 8 clinging
8 clinging 9 to
9 to 10 him
10 him 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 let
13 let 14 us
14 us 15 go
15 go 17 .
16 hence 17 .
17 . 18 "

it revived her , but could not [renovate] her courage . 
1 it 5 but
2 revived 3 her
3 her 4 ,
4 , 5 but
5 but 6 could
6 could 7 not
7 not 9 her
9 her 11 .
10 courage 11 .

the blessed sunshine and the quiet moonlight shall come through our window . 
1 the 2 blessed
2 blessed 3 sunshine
3 sunshine 4 and
4 and 6 quiet
5 the 6 quiet
6 quiet 7 moonlight
6 quiet 8 shall
7 moonlight 8 shall
8 shall 9 come
9 come 10 through
9 come 11 our
10 through 11 our
11 our 12 window
11 our 13 .

we will kindle the cheerful glow of our hearth at eventide and be happy in its light . 
1 we 2 will
2 will 3 kindle
3 kindle 4 the
4 the 5 cheerful
5 cheerful 6 glow
6 glow 7 of
7 of 8 our
8 our 9 hearth
9 hearth 10 at
10 at 12 and
11 eventide 12 and
12 and 13 be
13 be 15 in
14 happy 15 in
15 in 16 its
16 its 18 .
17 light 18 .

but never again will we desire more light than all the world may share with us . " 
1 but 2 never
2 never 4 will
3 again 4 will
4 will 5 we
4 will 6 desire
6 desire 7 more
6 desire 8 light
8 light 9 than
8 light 10 all
10 all 11 the
10 all 12 world
11 the 12 world
12 world 14 share
13 may 14 share
14 share 16 us
15 with 16 us
16 us 17 .
16 us 18 "
17 . 18 "

and for all these purposes the gem itself could not have answered better than the granite . 
1 and 3 all
2 for 3 all
3 all 5 purposes
4 these 5 purposes
5 purposes 6 the
5 purposes 7 gem
7 gem 9 could
8 itself 9 could
9 could 10 not
9 could 11 have
11 have 13 better
12 answered 13 better
13 better 14 than
13 better 15 the
14 than 15 the
15 the 17 .
16 granite 17 .

the critics say that , if his poetry lacked the splendor of the gem , it retained all the coldness of the ice . 
1 the 2 critics
2 critics 3 say
2 critics 4 that
4 that 5 ,
4 that 6 if
6 if 8 poetry
7 his 8 poetry
8 poetry 9 lacked
8 poetry 10 the
10 the 11 splendor
11 splendor 12 of
11 splendor 13 the
13 the 14 gem
13 the 15 ,
15 , 16 it
15 , 17 retained
17 retained 20 coldness
18 all 19 the
19 the 20 coldness
20 coldness 22 the
21 of 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 ice 24 .

as the funeral torches gleamed within that dark receptacle , there was no need of the [great] [carbuncle] to show the vanity of earthly pomp . 
1 as 2 the
2 the 4 torches
3 funeral 4 torches
4 torches 5 gleamed
5 gleamed 6 within
5 gleamed 7 that
6 within 7 that
7 that 8 dark
7 that 9 receptacle
8 dark 9 receptacle
9 receptacle 11 there
10 , 11 there
11 there 12 was
11 there 13 no
12 was 13 no
13 no 14 need
14 need 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 19 to
19 to 21 the
20 show 21 the
21 the 22 vanity
22 vanity 23 of
23 of 24 earthly
24 earthly 26 .
25 pomp 26 .

matthew and his bride spent many peaceful years and were fond of telling the legend of the [great] [carbuncle] . 
1 matthew 2 and
2 and 3 his
2 and 4 bride
3 his 4 bride
4 bride 5 spent
4 bride 6 many
6 many 7 peaceful
6 many 8 years
7 peaceful 8 years
8 years 10 were
9 and 10 were
10 were 11 fond
10 were 12 of
12 of 13 telling
12 of 14 the
14 the 15 legend
15 legend 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 20 .

when our pilgrims reached the cliff , they found only an opaque stone with particles of mica glittering on its surface . 
1 when 2 our
1 when 3 pilgrims
3 pilgrims 5 the
4 reached 5 the
5 the 6 cliff
5 the 7 ,
6 cliff 7 ,
7 , 9 found
8 they 9 found
9 found 10 only
9 found 11 an
10 only 11 an
11 an 12 opaque
11 an 13 stone
13 stone 14 with
13 stone 15 particles
14 with 15 particles
15 particles 17 mica
16 of 17 mica
17 mica 18 glittering
17 mica 19 on
19 on 20 its
19 on 21 surface
21 surface 22 .

[the] [prophetic] [pictures] [.] [[] [@number@] []] 

" but this painter ! " cried [walter] [ludlow] , with animation . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 this
3 this 5 !
4 painter 5 !
5 ! 6 "
5 ! 7 cried
7 cried 10 ,
10 , 11 with
11 with 12 animation
12 animation 13 .

" he not only excels in his peculiar art , but possesses vast acquirements in all other learning and science . 
1 " 3 not
2 he 3 not
3 not 4 only
3 not 5 excels
4 only 5 excels
5 excels 6 in
6 in 7 his
7 his 8 peculiar
8 peculiar 9 art
9 art 10 ,
10 , 11 but
11 but 13 vast
12 possesses 13 vast
13 vast 14 acquirements
13 vast 15 in
14 acquirements 15 in
15 in 16 all
15 in 17 other
16 all 17 other
17 other 18 learning
18 learning 19 and
18 learning 20 science
20 science 21 .

he talks [hebrew] with [dr] [mather] and gives lectures in anatomy to [dr] [boylston] . 
1 he 2 talks
1 he 7 and
2 talks 4 with
7 and 8 gives
8 gives 15 .
9 lectures 10 in
10 in 11 anatomy
11 anatomy 12 to
12 to 15 .

in a word , he will meet the best-instructed man among us on his own ground . 
1 in 2 a
2 a 3 word
2 a 4 ,
4 , 5 he
4 , 6 will
6 will 8 the
7 meet 8 the
8 the 9 best-instructed
8 the 10 man
10 man 11 among
11 among 13 on
12 us 13 on
13 on 14 his
13 on 15 own
14 his 15 own
15 own 17 .
16 ground 17 .

nor is all [this] what [i] [most] [admire] [in] [him] . " 
1 nor 3 all
2 is 3 all
3 all 5 what
5 what 11 .
11 . 12 "

" indeed ! " said [elinor] , who had listened with a women 's interest to the description of such a man . 
1 " 2 indeed
2 indeed 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 8 who
8 who 9 had
9 had 10 listened
10 listened 11 with
11 with 18 description
12 a 14 's
13 women 14 's
14 's 15 interest
15 interest 16 to
16 to 17 the
17 the 18 description
18 description 19 of
19 of 20 such
20 such 21 a
21 a 23 .
22 man 23 .

" yet this is admirable enough . " 
1 " 2 yet
2 yet 3 this
2 yet 4 is
4 is 5 admirable
5 admirable 6 enough
5 admirable 7 .
7 . 8 "

but the greatest wonder is yet to be told . " 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 greatest
2 the 4 wonder
4 wonder 5 is
5 is 6 yet
5 is 7 to
7 to 9 told
8 be 9 told
9 told 10 .
9 told 11 "
10 . 11 "

are you telling me of a painter , or a wizard ? " 
1 are 2 you
2 you 3 telling
3 telling 4 me
4 me 5 of
5 of 6 a
6 a 7 painter
7 painter 8 ,
8 , 9 or
9 or 10 a
10 a 11 wizard
11 wizard 12 ?
12 ? 13 "

" in truth , " answered he , " that question might be asked much more seriously than you suppose . 
1 " 2 in
2 in 3 truth
2 in 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 answered
6 answered 7 he
7 he 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 that
10 that 11 question
10 that 12 might
12 might 13 be
13 be 15 much
14 asked 15 much
15 much 16 more
15 much 17 seriously
17 seriously 18 than
17 seriously 19 you
19 you 20 suppose
20 suppose 21 .

they say that he paints not merely a man 's features , but his mind and heart . 
1 they 2 say
2 say 3 that
3 that 4 he
4 he 6 not
5 paints 6 not
6 not 7 merely
6 not 8 a
8 a 9 man
9 man 10 's
10 's 11 features
11 features 12 ,
12 , 14 his
13 but 14 his
14 his 15 mind
14 his 16 and
16 and 17 heart
16 and 18 .

it is an awful gift , " added [walter] , [lowering] his voice from its tone of enthusiasm . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 an
3 an 4 awful
4 awful 5 gift
5 gift 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 added
8 added 10 ,
10 , 12 his
12 his 19 .
13 voice 14 from
14 from 15 its
14 from 16 tone
16 tone 17 of
17 of 18 enthusiasm
18 enthusiasm 19 .

" [i] shall be [almost] afraid to sit to him . " 
1 " 3 shall
3 shall 4 be
4 be 6 afraid
6 afraid 7 to
6 afraid 8 sit
7 to 8 sit
8 sit 11 .
9 to 10 him
10 him 11 .
11 . 12 "

" [walter] , are you in earnest ? " exclaimed [elinor] . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 are
4 are 5 you
5 you 6 in
5 you 7 earnest
7 earnest 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 exclaimed
10 exclaimed 12 .

" there ! it is passing away now ; but when you spoke , you seemed frightened to death , and very sad besides . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 !
3 ! 4 it
4 it 5 is
5 is 6 passing
6 passing 8 now
7 away 8 now
8 now 9 ;
8 now 10 but
9 ; 10 but
10 but 11 when
11 when 12 you
11 when 13 spoke
12 you 13 spoke
13 spoke 14 ,
13 spoke 15 you
14 , 15 you
15 you 16 seemed
15 you 17 frightened
17 frightened 18 to
18 to 19 death
19 death 20 ,
20 , 21 and
21 and 22 very
22 very 23 sad
23 sad 25 .
24 besides 25 .

what were you thinking of ? " 
1 what 2 were
2 were 3 you
3 you 4 thinking
4 thinking 5 of
5 of 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" nothing , nothing ! " answered [elinor] , hastily . 
1 " 2 nothing
1 " 3 ,
3 , 7 answered
4 nothing 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 answered
7 answered 9 ,
9 , 10 hastily
10 hastily 11 .

" you paint my face with your own fantasies . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 3 paint
3 paint 5 face
4 my 5 face
5 face 6 with
5 face 7 your
7 your 8 own
7 your 9 fantasies
8 own 9 fantasies
9 fantasies 10 .

well , come for me tomorrow , and we will visit this wonderful artist . " 
1 well 3 come
2 , 3 come
3 come 5 me
4 for 5 me
5 me 6 tomorrow
5 me 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 will
9 we 10 will
10 will 12 this
11 visit 12 this
12 this 14 artist
13 wonderful 14 artist
14 artist 15 .
15 . 16 "

yet [walter] [ludlow] was the chosen of her heart . 
1 yet 4 was
4 was 5 the
5 the 6 chosen
6 chosen 7 of
7 of 8 her
8 her 9 heart
9 heart 10 .

" [a] look ! " said [elinor] to herself . 
1 " 3 look
3 look 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 8 to
8 to 9 herself
9 herself 10 .

" no wonder that it startled him if it [expressed] [what] [i] sometimes [feel] . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 wonder
3 wonder 4 that
4 that 5 it
5 it 6 startled
5 it 7 him
7 him 8 if
8 if 9 it
9 it 15 .
13 sometimes 15 .

i know by my own experience how frightful a look may be . 
1 i 2 know
2 know 3 by
3 by 4 my
3 by 5 own
4 my 5 own
5 own 6 experience
6 experience 7 how
7 how 8 frightful
7 how 9 a
9 a 10 look
9 a 11 may
10 look 11 may
11 may 13 .
12 be 13 .

but it was all fancy . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 all
4 all 5 fancy
5 fancy 6 .

but he had been born and [educated] in [europe] . 
1 but 2 he
2 he 3 had
3 had 4 been
3 had 5 born
5 born 6 and
6 and 8 in
8 in 10 .

art could add nothing to its lessons , but [nature] [might] . 
1 art 2 could
2 could 3 add
2 could 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 to
4 nothing 6 its
5 to 6 its
6 its 7 lessons
7 lessons 8 ,
7 lessons 9 but
9 but 12 .

whenever such proposals were made , he fixed his piercing eyes on the applicant and seemed to look him through and through . 
1 whenever 2 such
2 such 3 proposals
2 such 4 were
3 proposals 4 were
4 were 5 made
4 were 6 ,
6 , 7 he
7 he 8 fixed
8 fixed 9 his
9 his 10 piercing
9 his 11 eyes
11 eyes 12 on
12 on 13 the
13 the 14 applicant
14 applicant 15 and
15 and 16 seemed
16 seemed 17 to
17 to 19 him
18 look 19 him
19 him 20 through
20 through 21 and
21 and 22 through
22 through 23 .

pictorial skill being so rare in the colonies , the painter became an object of general curiosity . 
1 pictorial 2 skill
2 skill 3 being
2 skill 4 so
3 being 4 so
4 so 5 rare
4 so 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 colonies
8 colonies 9 ,
9 , 10 the
9 , 11 painter
11 painter 12 became
11 painter 13 an
12 became 13 an
13 an 14 object
14 object 15 of
15 of 16 general
16 general 17 curiosity
17 curiosity 18 .

their admiration , it must be owned , was tinctured with the prejudices of the age and country . 
1 their 3 ,
2 admiration 3 ,
3 , 5 must
4 it 5 must
5 must 6 be
6 be 7 owned
7 owned 8 ,
8 , 10 tinctured
9 was 10 tinctured
10 tinctured 11 with
10 tinctured 12 the
11 with 12 the
12 the 14 of
13 prejudices 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 age
15 the 17 and
17 and 18 country
18 country 19 .

these foolish fancies were more than half believed among the mob . 
1 these 2 foolish
2 foolish 3 fancies
2 foolish 4 were
3 fancies 4 were
4 were 5 more
4 were 6 than
6 than 7 half
6 than 8 believed
7 half 8 believed
8 believed 10 the
9 among 10 the
10 the 11 mob
10 the 12 .
11 mob 12 .

the day after the conversation above recorded they visited the painter 's rooms . 
1 the 2 day
2 day 4 the
3 after 4 the
4 the 5 conversation
4 the 6 above
5 conversation 6 above
6 above 7 recorded
6 above 8 they
7 recorded 8 they
8 they 10 the
9 visited 10 the
10 the 11 painter
10 the 12 's
12 's 13 rooms
13 rooms 14 .

several of the portraits were known to them either as distinguished characters of the day or their private acquaintances . 
1 several 2 of
2 of 3 the
3 the 4 portraits
4 portraits 5 were
4 portraits 6 known
6 known 7 to
7 to 8 them
8 them 9 either
8 them 10 as
9 either 10 as
10 as 12 characters
11 distinguished 12 characters
12 characters 13 of
13 of 15 day
14 the 15 day
15 day 16 or
15 day 17 their
16 or 17 their
17 their 18 private
17 their 19 acquaintances
19 acquaintances 20 .

mr [cooke] hung beside the ruler whom he opposed , sturdy and somewhat [puritanical] , as [befitted] a popular leader . 
1 mr 3 hung
3 hung 21 .
4 beside 5 the
5 the 6 ruler
5 the 7 whom
6 ruler 7 whom
7 whom 9 opposed
8 he 9 opposed
9 opposed 11 sturdy
10 , 11 sturdy
11 sturdy 12 and
11 sturdy 13 somewhat
13 somewhat 15 ,
15 , 16 as
16 as 18 a
18 a 19 popular
19 popular 20 leader
20 leader 21 .

the ancient lady of [sir] [william] [phipps] eyed them from the wall in ruff and farthingale , an imperious old dame not unsuspected of witchcraft . 
1 the 2 ancient
1 the 4 of
2 ancient 3 lady
4 of 8 eyed
8 eyed 26 .
9 them 10 from
10 from 11 the
11 the 12 wall
12 wall 13 in
13 in 14 ruff
14 ruff 15 and
15 and 16 farthingale
15 and 17 ,
16 farthingale 17 ,
17 , 18 an
17 , 19 imperious
19 imperious 21 dame
20 old 21 dame
21 dame 22 not
21 dame 23 unsuspected
22 not 23 unsuspected
23 unsuspected 25 witchcraft
24 of 25 witchcraft
25 witchcraft 26 .

john [winslow] , then a very young man , wore the expression of warlike enterprise which long afterward made him a distinguished general . 
1 john 3 ,
3 , 24 .
4 then 6 very
5 a 6 very
6 very 7 young
7 young 8 man
7 young 9 ,
9 , 10 wore
10 wore 11 the
10 wore 12 expression
12 expression 13 of
12 expression 14 warlike
14 warlike 15 enterprise
14 warlike 16 which
15 enterprise 16 which
16 which 17 long
16 which 18 afterward
18 afterward 19 made
18 afterward 20 him
20 him 22 distinguished
21 a 22 distinguished
22 distinguished 23 general
23 general 24 .

their personal friends were recognized at a glance . 
1 their 2 personal
2 personal 4 were
3 friends 4 were
4 were 5 recognized
5 recognized 6 at
6 at 7 a
7 a 8 glance
8 glance 9 .

among these modern worthies there were two old bearded saints who had almost vanished into the darkening canvas . 
1 among 2 these
2 these 3 modern
2 these 4 worthies
4 worthies 5 there
4 worthies 6 were
5 there 6 were
6 were 7 two
7 two 8 old
7 two 9 bearded
9 bearded 10 saints
9 bearded 11 who
11 who 12 had
12 had 14 vanished
13 almost 14 vanished
14 vanished 15 into
15 into 16 the
16 the 17 darkening
17 darkening 19 .
18 canvas 19 .

" how singular a thought , " observed [walter] [ludlow] , ["] that this beautiful face has been beautiful for above two hundred years ! 
1 " 2 how
2 how 4 a
3 singular 4 a
4 a 5 thought
5 thought 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 observed
8 observed 11 ,
11 , 13 that
13 that 14 this
14 this 15 beautiful
14 this 16 face
16 face 17 has
16 face 18 been
17 has 18 been
18 been 20 for
19 beautiful 20 for
20 for 21 above
21 above 23 hundred
22 two 23 hundred
23 hundred 24 years
24 years 25 !

oh , if all beauty would endure so well ! 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 if
2 , 4 all
4 all 5 beauty
4 all 6 would
6 would 7 endure
7 endure 8 so
8 so 9 well
9 well 10 !

do you not envy her , [elinor] ? " 
1 do 2 you
2 you 3 not
3 not 4 envy
4 envy 5 her
5 her 6 ,
5 her 9 "
8 ? 9 "

" if earth were heaven , [i] [might] , " she replied . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 3 earth
2 if 4 were
4 were 5 heaven
4 were 6 ,
6 , 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 she
11 she 12 replied
12 replied 13 .

" but , where all things fade , how miserable to be the one that could not fade ! " 
1 " 2 but
1 " 4 where
2 but 3 ,
4 where 5 all
5 all 6 things
6 things 8 ,
7 fade 8 ,
8 , 9 how
8 , 10 miserable
10 miserable 11 to
11 to 12 be
12 be 13 the
13 the 14 one
14 one 15 that
15 that 16 could
15 that 17 not
16 could 17 not
17 not 18 fade
18 fade 19 !
19 ! 20 "

but the [virgin] looks kindly at us . " 
1 but 2 the
2 the 4 looks
4 looks 9 "
5 kindly 6 at
6 at 7 us
6 at 8 .
8 . 9 "

" yes , but very sorrowfully , methinks , " said [elinor] . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 4 but
4 but 5 very
5 very 6 sorrowfully
6 sorrowfully 7 ,
7 , 8 methinks
8 methinks 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 said
11 said 13 .

the easel stood beneath these three old pictures , sustaining one that had been recently commenced . 
1 the 2 easel
2 easel 4 beneath
3 stood 4 beneath
4 beneath 5 these
4 beneath 6 three
6 three 7 old
6 three 8 pictures
8 pictures 10 sustaining
9 , 10 sustaining
10 sustaining 12 that
11 one 12 that
12 that 13 had
12 that 14 been
13 had 14 been
14 been 15 recently
14 been 16 commenced
16 commenced 17 .

" kind old man ! " exclaimed [elinor] . 
1 " 9 .
2 kind 3 old
3 old 4 man
3 old 5 !
4 man 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 exclaimed
7 exclaimed 9 .

" he gazes at me as if he were about to utter a word of paternal advice . " 
1 " 2 he
1 " 3 gazes
3 gazes 5 me
4 at 5 me
5 me 6 as
5 me 7 if
7 if 8 he
7 if 9 were
9 were 10 about
9 were 11 to
11 to 12 utter
11 to 13 a
13 a 14 word
14 word 15 of
15 of 18 .
16 paternal 17 advice
17 advice 18 .
18 . 19 "

but so does the original . 
1 but 2 so
1 but 3 does
3 does 5 original
4 the 5 original
5 original 6 .

i shall never feel quite comfortable under his eye till we stand before him to be married . " 
1 i 2 shall
2 shall 4 feel
3 never 4 feel
4 feel 6 comfortable
5 quite 6 comfortable
6 comfortable 7 under
6 comfortable 8 his
7 under 8 his
8 his 9 eye
8 his 10 till
10 till 12 stand
11 we 12 stand
12 stand 13 before
13 before 14 him
14 him 15 to
14 him 16 be
16 be 18 .
17 married 18 .
18 . 19 "

he was a middle-aged man with a countenance well worthy of his own pencil . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 a
2 was 4 middle-aged
3 a 4 middle-aged
4 middle-aged 5 man
4 middle-aged 6 with
6 with 8 countenance
7 a 8 countenance
8 countenance 9 well
8 countenance 10 worthy
10 worthy 11 of
11 of 12 his
12 his 14 pencil
13 own 14 pencil
14 pencil 15 .

walter [ludlow] , who was slightly known to the painter , explained the object of their visit . 
1 walter 4 who
3 , 4 who
4 who 5 was
5 was 6 slightly
6 slightly 7 known
7 known 8 to
8 to 9 the
8 to 10 painter
10 painter 11 ,
11 , 12 explained
12 explained 13 the
13 the 15 of
14 object 15 of
15 of 18 .
16 their 17 visit
17 visit 18 .

the artist was evidently struck . 
1 the 2 artist
2 artist 3 was
3 was 4 evidently
4 evidently 6 .
5 struck 6 .

i must not lose this opportunity for the sake of painting a few ells of [broadcloth] and brocade . " 
1 i 2 must
2 must 3 not
3 not 4 lose
4 lose 6 opportunity
5 this 6 opportunity
6 opportunity 7 for
6 opportunity 8 the
7 for 8 the
8 the 9 sake
9 sake 11 painting
10 of 11 painting
11 painting 12 a
11 painting 13 few
13 few 14 ells
13 few 15 of
15 of 17 and
17 and 19 .
18 brocade 19 .
19 . 20 "

the painter expressed a desire to introduce both their portraits into one picture and represent them engaged in some appropriate action . 
1 the 2 painter
2 painter 3 expressed
3 expressed 4 a
3 expressed 5 desire
5 desire 6 to
6 to 7 introduce
6 to 8 both
8 both 10 portraits
9 their 10 portraits
10 portraits 11 into
10 portraits 12 one
12 one 13 picture
13 picture 14 and
13 picture 15 represent
14 and 15 represent
15 represent 16 them
15 represent 17 engaged
16 them 17 engaged
17 engaged 18 in
18 in 20 appropriate
19 some 20 appropriate
20 appropriate 21 action
20 appropriate 22 .

two [half-length] portraits [were] therefore [fixed] [upon] . 
1 two 3 portraits
3 portraits 8 .
5 therefore 8 .

do you believe it ? " 
1 do 2 you
2 you 3 believe
2 you 4 it
4 it 5 ?
5 ? 6 "

" not quite , " said [elinor] , smiling . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 3 quite
3 quite 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 8 ,
8 , 9 smiling
9 smiling 10 .

at length he announced that at their next visit both the portraits would be ready for delivery . 
1 at 2 length
1 at 3 he
3 he 5 that
4 announced 5 that
5 that 6 at
5 that 7 their
6 at 7 their
7 their 8 next
8 next 10 both
9 visit 10 both
10 both 12 portraits
11 the 12 portraits
12 portraits 14 be
13 would 14 be
14 be 15 ready
15 ready 16 for
16 for 18 .
17 delivery 18 .

seldom indeed has an artist such subjects . " 
1 seldom 3 has
2 indeed 3 has
3 has 5 artist
4 an 5 artist
5 artist 6 such
6 such 8 .
7 subjects 8 .
8 . 9 "

while speaking he still bent his penetrative eye upon them , nor withdrew it till they had reached the bottom of the stairs . 
1 while 2 speaking
2 speaking 4 still
3 he 4 still
4 still 6 his
5 bent 6 his
6 his 8 eye
7 penetrative 8 eye
8 eye 9 upon
9 upon 10 them
9 upon 11 ,
11 , 12 nor
11 , 13 withdrew
13 withdrew 14 it
14 it 16 they
15 till 16 they
16 they 17 had
16 they 18 reached
18 reached 19 the
19 the 20 bottom
20 bottom 21 of
21 of 22 the
22 the 23 stairs
23 stairs 24 .

nothing in the whole circle of human vanities takes stronger hold of the imagination than this affair of having a portrait painted . 
1 nothing 2 in
2 in 3 the
3 the 4 whole
4 whole 5 circle
5 circle 6 of
5 circle 7 human
6 of 7 human
7 human 8 vanities
8 vanities 10 stronger
9 takes 10 stronger
10 stronger 11 hold
11 hold 12 of
12 of 13 the
12 of 21 portrait
13 the 14 imagination
14 imagination 16 this
15 than 16 this
16 this 17 affair
17 affair 18 of
18 of 19 having
19 having 20 a
21 portrait 22 painted
22 painted 23 .

yet why should it be so ? 
1 yet 2 why
2 why 4 it
3 should 4 it
4 it 5 be
4 it 7 ?
5 be 6 so

but [we] forget them [only] [because] they [vanish] . 
1 but 3 forget
3 forget 4 them
3 forget 9 .
4 them 7 they

it is the idea of duration of earthly immortality that gives such a mysterious interest to our own portraits . 
1 it 3 the
2 is 3 the
3 the 4 idea
4 idea 5 of
4 idea 6 duration
5 of 6 duration
6 duration 7 of
7 of 8 earthly
7 of 9 immortality
8 earthly 9 immortality
9 immortality 10 that
9 immortality 11 gives
10 that 11 gives
11 gives 12 such
12 such 14 mysterious
13 a 14 mysterious
14 mysterious 15 interest
14 mysterious 16 to
16 to 17 our
17 our 18 own
18 own 20 .
19 portraits 20 .

the sunshine flashed after them into the apartment , but left it somewhat gloomy as they closed the door . 
1 the 2 sunshine
2 sunshine 4 after
3 flashed 4 after
4 after 6 into
5 them 6 into
6 into 8 apartment
7 the 8 apartment
8 apartment 9 ,
9 , 10 but
9 , 11 left
11 left 12 it
11 left 13 somewhat
13 somewhat 14 gloomy
14 gloomy 16 they
15 as 16 they
16 they 17 closed
16 they 18 the
18 the 19 door
19 door 20 .

their eyes were immediately attracted to their portraits , which rested against the farthest wall of the room . 
1 their 2 eyes
2 eyes 3 were
3 were 4 immediately
3 were 5 attracted
5 attracted 6 to
6 to 7 their
7 their 8 portraits
8 portraits 9 ,
9 , 10 which
10 which 12 against
11 rested 12 against
12 against 13 the
13 the 15 wall
14 farthest 15 wall
15 wall 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 room
18 room 19 .

" there we stand , " cried [walter] , enthusiastically , " fixed in sunshine for ever . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 3 we
3 we 4 stand
4 stand 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 9 ,
9 , 11 ,
10 enthusiastically 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 fixed
13 fixed 14 in
14 in 15 sunshine
15 sunshine 16 for
16 for 18 .
17 ever 18 .

no dark passions can gather on our faces . " 
1 no 2 dark
1 no 3 passions
2 dark 3 passions
3 passions 4 can
4 can 5 gather
5 gather 7 our
6 on 7 our
7 our 8 faces
8 faces 9 .
9 . 10 "

" no , " said [elinor] , more calmly ; " no dreary change can sadden us . " 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 8 more
8 more 9 calmly
9 calmly 10 ;
10 ; 12 no
11 " 12 no
12 no 14 change
13 dreary 14 change
14 change 15 can
14 change 16 sadden
16 sadden 18 .
17 us 18 .
18 . 19 "

this was said while they were approaching and had yet gained only an imperfect [view] of the pictures . 
1 this 2 was
2 was 3 said
3 said 19 .
4 while 5 they
5 they 6 were
6 were 7 approaching
6 were 8 and
8 and 9 had
9 had 10 yet
10 yet 11 gained
10 yet 12 only
12 only 13 an
12 only 14 imperfect
13 an 14 imperfect
14 imperfect 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 pictures
17 the 19 .

at intervals he sent a glance from beneath his deep eyebrows , watching their countenances in profile with his pencil suspended over the sketch . 
1 at 2 intervals
2 intervals 3 he
2 intervals 4 sent
4 sent 5 a
4 sent 6 glance
6 glance 8 beneath
7 from 8 beneath
8 beneath 9 his
8 beneath 10 deep
10 deep 11 eyebrows
11 eyebrows 13 watching
12 , 13 watching
13 watching 14 their
13 watching 15 countenances
15 countenances 16 in
15 countenances 17 profile
17 profile 19 his
18 with 19 his
19 his 20 pencil
20 pencil 21 suspended
20 pencil 22 over
21 suspended 22 over
22 over 23 the
22 over 24 sketch
24 sketch 25 .

at length [walter] stepped [forward] , then back , [viewing] [elinor] 's portrait in various [lights] , and finally spoke . 
1 at 2 length
2 length 4 stepped
4 stepped 6 ,
6 , 7 then
6 , 19 finally
8 back 9 ,
9 , 17 ,
12 's 13 portrait
13 portrait 14 in
14 in 15 various
15 various 17 ,
17 , 18 and
18 and 19 finally
19 finally 21 .
20 spoke 21 .

" is there not a change ? " said he , in a doubtful and meditative tone . 
1 " 2 is
1 " 3 there
3 there 4 not
4 not 5 a
5 a 6 change
6 change 8 "
7 ? 8 "
8 " 10 he
9 said 10 he
10 he 11 ,
11 , 12 in
12 in 13 a
13 a 14 doubtful
13 a 15 and
14 doubtful 15 and
15 and 16 meditative
15 and 17 tone
16 meditative 17 tone
17 tone 18 .

" yes ; the perception of it grows more vivid [the] [longer] [i] [look] . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ;
3 ; 4 the
3 ; 5 perception
5 perception 7 it
6 of 7 it
7 it 8 grows
8 grows 9 more
9 more 10 vivid
10 vivid 15 .

" is , then , the picture less like than it was yesterday ? " inquired the painter , now drawing near with irrepressible interest . 
1 " 2 is
2 is 3 ,
3 , 4 then
4 then 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 7 picture
6 the 8 less
8 less 9 like
8 less 10 than
10 than 11 it
10 than 12 was
11 it 12 was
12 was 14 ?
13 yesterday 14 ?
14 ? 15 "
14 ? 16 inquired
15 " 16 inquired
16 inquired 17 the
17 the 18 painter
18 painter 19 ,
19 , 20 now
19 , 21 drawing
21 drawing 22 near
21 drawing 23 with
22 near 23 with
23 with 24 irrepressible
23 with 25 interest
25 interest 26 .

the eyes are fixed on mine with a strangely sad and anxious expression . 
1 the 2 eyes
2 eyes 4 fixed
3 are 4 fixed
4 fixed 5 on
4 fixed 6 mine
5 on 6 mine
6 mine 7 with
6 mine 8 a
8 a 10 sad
9 strangely 10 sad
10 sad 11 and
10 sad 12 anxious
11 and 12 anxious
12 anxious 14 .
13 expression 14 .

nay , it is grief and terror . 
1 nay 2 ,
2 , 3 it
3 it 4 is
4 is 5 grief
5 grief 6 and
6 and 7 terror
7 terror 8 .

is this like [elinor] ? " 
1 is 2 this
2 this 6 "
3 like 5 ?
5 ? 6 "

" compare the living face with the pictured one , " said the painter . 
1 " 2 compare
2 compare 4 living
3 the 4 living
4 living 5 face
4 living 6 with
6 with 7 the
7 the 8 pictured
8 pictured 9 one
9 one 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 13 the
13 the 14 painter
14 painter 15 .

walter glanced sidelong at his mistress , and started . 
1 walter 8 and
2 glanced 3 sidelong
2 glanced 4 at
4 at 5 his
5 his 6 mistress
5 his 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 .
9 started 10 .

had she [practised] for whole hours before a mirror , she could not have caught the look so successfully . 
1 had 2 she
2 she 13 not
4 for 9 mirror
5 whole 6 hours
6 hours 8 a
7 before 8 a
8 a 9 mirror
9 mirror 10 ,
10 , 11 she
11 she 12 could
12 could 13 not
13 not 15 caught
14 have 15 caught
15 caught 16 the
15 caught 17 look
16 the 17 look
17 look 18 so
18 so 20 .
19 successfully 20 .

had the picture itself been a mirror , it could not have thrown back her present aspect with stronger and more melancholy truth . 
1 had 2 the
2 the 4 itself
3 picture 4 itself
4 itself 5 been
4 itself 6 a
6 a 7 mirror
7 mirror 8 ,
8 , 9 it
9 it 11 not
10 could 11 not
11 not 12 have
12 have 13 thrown
13 thrown 14 back
13 thrown 15 her
15 her 16 present
15 her 17 aspect
17 aspect 18 with
18 with 19 stronger
19 stronger 20 and
20 and 21 more
20 and 22 melancholy
22 melancholy 23 truth
23 truth 24 .

she appeared quite unconscious of the dialogue between the artist and her lover . 
1 she 2 appeared
2 appeared 4 unconscious
3 quite 4 unconscious
4 unconscious 5 of
4 unconscious 6 the
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 dialogue
7 dialogue 8 between
7 dialogue 9 the
9 the 10 artist
10 artist 11 and
11 and 12 her
12 her 13 lover
13 lover 14 .

" [elinor] , " exclaimed [walter] , in amazement , " what change has come over you ? " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 exclaimed
5 exclaimed 7 ,
7 , 8 in
8 in 9 amazement
9 amazement 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 13 change
12 what 13 change
13 change 14 has
13 change 15 come
15 come 16 over
16 over 17 you
16 over 18 ?
18 ? 19 "

" do you see no change in your portrait ? " asked she . 
1 " 2 do
2 do 3 you
3 you 5 no
4 see 5 no
5 no 6 change
6 change 7 in
7 in 8 your
7 in 9 portrait
9 portrait 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 asked
12 asked 13 she
13 she 14 .

" [in] mine [?] 
1 " 3 mine

none , " replied [walter] , examining it . 
1 none 2 ,
2 , 3 "
3 " 4 replied
3 " 9 .
4 replied 6 ,
7 examining 8 it
7 examining 9 .

" but let me see . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 let
3 let 4 me
4 me 5 see
5 see 6 .

yes ; there is a slight change an improvement , [i] think , in the picture , though none in the likeness . 
1 yes 23 .
2 ; 3 there
3 there 4 is
4 is 5 a
4 is 6 slight
6 slight 7 change
6 slight 8 an
8 an 9 improvement
8 an 10 ,
10 , 22 likeness
12 think 13 ,
13 , 15 the
14 in 15 the
15 the 16 picture
16 picture 17 ,
17 , 21 the
18 though 20 in
19 none 20 in
20 in 21 the
21 the 22 likeness
22 likeness 23 .

now that [i] [have] [caught] the look , it becomes very decided . " 
1 now 2 that
2 that 6 the
6 the 8 ,
7 look 8 ,
8 , 9 it
8 , 10 becomes
9 it 10 becomes
10 becomes 12 decided
11 very 12 decided
12 decided 14 "
13 . 14 "

while he was intent on [these] observations [elinor] turned to the painter . 
1 while 2 he
2 he 3 was
3 was 5 on
4 intent 5 on
5 on 7 observations
7 observations 13 .
9 turned 10 to
10 to 11 the
11 the 12 painter
12 painter 13 .

" that look ! " whispered she , and shuddered . 
1 " 2 that
2 that 11 .
3 look 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 whispered
6 whispered 8 ,
7 she 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 shuddered
10 shuddered 11 .

" how came it there ? " 
1 " 2 how
2 how 3 came
3 came 4 it
4 it 6 ?
5 there 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

the artist the true artist must look beneath the exterior . 
1 the 2 artist
2 artist 3 the
3 the 5 artist
4 true 5 artist
5 artist 7 look
6 must 7 look
7 look 8 beneath
7 look 9 the
9 the 11 .
10 exterior 11 .

would [that] [i] [might] convince [myself] [of] [error] [in] the present instance ! " 
1 would 5 convince
5 convince 10 the
10 the 11 present
11 present 12 instance
12 instance 13 !
13 ! 14 "

turning them over with seeming carelessness , a crayon sketch of two figures was disclosed . 
1 turning 3 over
2 them 3 over
3 over 4 with
3 over 5 seeming
4 with 5 seeming
5 seeming 6 carelessness
5 seeming 7 ,
7 , 8 a
8 a 9 crayon
9 crayon 11 of
10 sketch 11 of
11 of 12 two
11 of 13 figures
12 two 13 figures
13 figures 15 disclosed
14 was 15 disclosed
15 disclosed 16 .

i might change the action of these figures too . 
1 i 2 might
2 might 4 the
3 change 4 the
4 the 5 action
4 the 6 of
6 of 7 these
7 these 8 figures
8 figures 10 .
9 too 10 .

but would it influence the event ? " 
1 but 2 would
1 but 3 it
2 would 3 it
3 it 4 influence
4 influence 5 the
5 the 6 event
6 event 7 ?
7 ? 8 "

he directed her notice to the sketch . 
1 he 2 directed
2 directed 4 notice
3 her 4 notice
4 notice 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 sketch
7 sketch 8 .

" we will not have the pictures altered , " said she , hastily . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 will
2 we 4 not
4 not 5 have
4 not 6 the
6 the 7 pictures
7 pictures 8 altered
8 altered 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 said
11 said 12 she
11 said 13 ,
12 she 13 ,
13 , 14 hastily
14 hastily 15 .

" if mine is sad , [i] [shall] but look the gayer for the contrast . " 
1 " 2 if
2 if 3 mine
2 if 4 is
4 is 5 sad
4 is 6 ,
6 , 9 but
9 but 11 the
10 look 11 the
11 the 12 gayer
12 gayer 13 for
13 for 15 contrast
14 the 15 contrast
15 contrast 16 .
16 . 17 "

" be it so , " answered the painter , bowing . 
1 " 2 be
2 be 3 it
3 it 4 so
4 so 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 answered
7 answered 8 the
8 the 10 ,
9 painter 10 ,
10 , 11 bowing
11 bowing 12 .

" may your griefs be such fanciful ones that only your pictures may mourn for them ! 
1 " 2 may
2 may 3 your
3 your 5 be
4 griefs 5 be
5 be 6 such
5 be 7 fanciful
6 such 7 fanciful
7 fanciful 9 that
8 ones 9 that
9 that 10 only
9 that 11 your
11 your 13 may
12 pictures 13 may
13 may 15 for
14 mourn 15 for
15 for 17 !
16 them 17 !

after the marriage of [walter] and [elinor] the pictures formed the two most splendid ornaments of their abode . 
1 after 2 the
2 the 3 marriage
3 marriage 4 of
4 of 6 and
6 and 8 the
8 the 9 pictures
9 pictures 11 the
10 formed 11 the
11 the 12 two
11 the 13 most
12 two 13 most
13 most 15 ornaments
14 splendid 15 ornaments
15 ornaments 16 of
15 ornaments 17 their
17 their 18 abode
17 their 19 .

walter [ludlow] 's portrait attracted their earliest notice . 
1 walter 9 .
3 's 4 portrait
3 's 5 attracted
5 attracted 6 their
5 attracted 7 earliest
7 earliest 8 notice
7 earliest 9 .

there was less [diversity] of opinion in regard to [elinor] 's picture . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 less
3 less 5 of
5 of 6 opinion
6 opinion 7 in
7 in 8 regard
7 in 9 to
9 to 11 's
11 's 12 picture
11 's 13 .

it was enough . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 enough
3 enough 4 .

her visitors felt that the massive folds of the silk must never be withdrawn nor the portraits mentioned in her presence . 
1 her 2 visitors
2 visitors 3 felt
2 visitors 4 that
3 felt 4 that
4 that 5 the
4 that 6 massive
5 the 6 massive
6 massive 7 folds
6 massive 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 silk
9 the 11 must
11 must 12 never
11 must 13 be
12 never 13 be
13 be 14 withdrawn
14 withdrawn 16 the
15 nor 16 the
16 the 18 mentioned
17 portraits 18 mentioned
18 mentioned 19 in
18 mentioned 20 her
20 her 21 presence
21 presence 22 .

time wore on , and the painter came again . 
1 time 2 wore
2 wore 3 on
3 on 5 and
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 the
6 the 7 painter
7 painter 8 came
8 came 9 again
9 again 10 .

but he did not profane that scene by the mockery of his art . 
1 but 2 he
2 he 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 profane
5 profane 6 that
6 that 7 scene
6 that 8 by
8 by 9 the
9 the 11 of
10 mockery 11 of
11 of 12 his
12 his 13 art
13 art 14 .

with store of such his adventurous ramble [had] [enriched] [him] . 
1 with 11 .
2 store 3 of
2 store 4 such
3 of 4 such
4 such 5 his
5 his 6 adventurous
5 his 7 ramble
7 ramble 11 .

his portfolio was filled with graphic illustrations of the volume of his memory which genius would transmute into its own substance and imbue with immortality . 
1 his 2 portfolio
2 portfolio 3 was
2 portfolio 4 filled
3 was 4 filled
4 filled 5 with
4 filled 6 graphic
6 graphic 7 illustrations
6 graphic 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 volume
10 volume 11 of
11 of 12 his
11 of 13 memory
13 memory 14 which
14 which 16 would
15 genius 16 would
16 would 18 into
17 transmute 18 into
18 into 19 its
18 into 20 own
19 its 20 own
20 own 21 substance
20 own 22 and
22 and 23 imbue
23 imbue 24 with
24 with 25 immortality
25 immortality 26 .

he felt that the deep wisdom in his art which he had sought so far was found . 
1 he 2 felt
1 he 3 that
3 that 5 deep
4 the 5 deep
5 deep 6 wisdom
6 wisdom 7 in
7 in 8 his
8 his 9 art
9 art 10 which
10 which 11 he
10 which 12 had
11 he 12 had
12 had 13 sought
12 had 14 so
14 so 15 far
14 so 16 was
16 was 18 .
17 found 18 .

like all other men around whom an [engrossing] purpose [wreathes] itself , he was [insulated] [from] the mass of [humankind] . 
1 like 21 .
2 all 3 other
2 all 4 men
4 men 6 whom
5 around 6 whom
6 whom 7 an
7 an 9 purpose
9 purpose 11 itself
11 itself 12 ,
12 , 13 he
13 he 14 was
14 was 17 the
17 the 18 mass
18 mass 19 of
18 mass 21 .

he had no aim , no pleasure , no sympathies , but what were ultimately connected with his art . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 no
2 had 4 aim
4 aim 5 ,
5 , 6 no
6 no 7 pleasure
6 no 8 ,
7 pleasure 8 ,
8 , 9 no
8 , 10 sympathies
9 no 10 sympathies
10 sympathies 11 ,
11 , 12 but
11 , 13 what
13 what 14 were
13 what 15 ultimately
14 were 15 ultimately
15 ultimately 16 connected
16 connected 17 with
16 connected 18 his
18 his 20 .
19 art 20 .

he could not [recross] the [atlantic] [till] he had again beheld the originals of those airy pictures . 
1 he 2 could
2 could 3 not
3 not 5 the
5 the 18 .
8 he 10 again
9 had 10 again
10 again 11 beheld
10 again 12 the
11 beheld 12 the
12 the 13 originals
12 the 14 of
14 of 15 those
15 those 16 airy
16 airy 17 pictures
16 airy 18 .

" [o] glorious [art] ! " 
1 " 3 glorious
3 glorious 5 !
5 ! 6 "

thus mused the enthusiastic painter as he trod the street . 
1 thus 2 mused
2 mused 3 the
2 mused 4 enthusiastic
4 enthusiastic 5 painter
5 painter 6 as
5 painter 7 he
6 as 7 he
7 he 8 trod
8 trod 9 the
9 the 10 street
10 street 11 .

" thou art the image of the [creator] 's own . 
1 " 2 thou
2 thou 3 art
3 art 4 the
4 the 5 image
5 image 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 9 's
9 's 10 own
10 own 11 .

the innumerable forms that wander in nothingness start into being at thy beck . 
1 the 2 innumerable
2 innumerable 3 forms
3 forms 5 wander
4 that 5 wander
5 wander 7 nothingness
6 in 7 nothingness
7 nothingness 9 into
8 start 9 into
9 into 10 being
10 being 11 at
10 being 12 thy
11 at 12 thy
12 thy 13 beck
12 thy 14 .
13 beck 14 .

thou snatchest back the fleeting moments of history . 
1 thou 2 snatchest
2 snatchest 3 back
2 snatchest 4 the
4 the 5 fleeting
5 fleeting 6 moments
6 moments 7 of
7 of 8 history
8 history 9 .

have [i] [not] [achieved] it ? 
1 have 5 it
5 it 6 ?

am [i] not [thy] prophet ? " 
1 am 3 not
3 not 7 "
5 prophet 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

it is not good for man to cherish a solitary ambition . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 4 good
3 not 4 good
4 good 5 for
4 good 6 man
5 for 6 man
6 man 7 to
7 to 8 cherish
7 to 9 a
9 a 10 solitary
10 solitary 11 ambition
11 ambition 12 .

reading other bosoms with an acuteness almost preternatural , the painter failed to see the disorder of his own . 
1 reading 2 other
2 other 3 bosoms
2 other 4 with
3 bosoms 4 with
4 with 5 an
4 with 6 acuteness
6 acuteness 7 almost
6 acuteness 8 preternatural
7 almost 8 preternatural
8 preternatural 10 the
9 , 10 the
10 the 11 painter
10 the 12 failed
12 failed 13 to
12 failed 14 see
14 see 16 disorder
15 the 16 disorder
16 disorder 18 his
17 of 18 his
18 his 19 own
18 his 20 .
19 own 20 .

" and this should be the house , " said he , looking up and down the front before he knocked . 
1 " 2 and
1 " 6 the
2 and 3 this
3 this 4 should
4 should 5 be
6 the 8 ,
7 house 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 he
11 he 12 ,
11 he 13 looking
13 looking 15 and
14 up 15 and
15 and 17 the
16 down 17 the
17 the 18 front
17 the 19 before
19 before 20 he
20 he 21 knocked
21 knocked 22 .

" [heaven] [help] my brains ! 
1 " 4 my
4 my 5 brains
5 brains 6 !

that picture ! 
1 that 2 picture
2 picture 3 !

methinks it will never vanish . 
1 methinks 2 it
2 it 3 will
3 will 5 vanish
4 never 5 vanish
5 vanish 6 .

he knocked . 
1 he 2 knocked
2 knocked 3 .

the guest was admitted into a parlor communicating by a central door with an interior room of the same size . 
1 the 2 guest
2 guest 3 was
2 guest 4 admitted
3 was 4 admitted
4 admitted 5 into
4 admitted 6 a
5 into 6 a
6 a 7 parlor
6 a 8 communicating
8 communicating 9 by
9 by 10 a
9 by 11 central
11 central 12 door
11 central 13 with
12 door 13 with
13 with 14 an
14 an 16 room
15 interior 16 room
16 room 18 the
17 of 18 the
18 the 19 same
18 the 20 size
20 size 21 .

he involuntarily paused on the threshold . 
1 he 2 involuntarily
2 involuntarily 3 paused
2 involuntarily 4 on
3 paused 4 on
4 on 5 the
5 the 6 threshold
6 threshold 7 .

they had not perceived his approach . 
1 they 2 had
2 had 3 not
2 had 4 perceived
4 perceived 5 his
5 his 7 .
6 approach 7 .

that [of] [elinor] had been almost prophetic . 
1 that 4 had
4 had 5 been
5 been 6 almost
6 almost 8 .
7 prophetic 8 .

a mixture of affright would now have made it the very expression of the portrait . 
1 a 2 mixture
2 mixture 3 of
2 mixture 4 affright
3 of 4 affright
4 affright 5 would
4 affright 6 now
6 now 7 have
6 now 8 made
8 made 9 it
8 made 10 the
10 the 12 expression
11 very 12 expression
12 expression 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 portrait
15 portrait 16 .

walter 's face was moody and dull or animated only by fitful flashes which left a heavier darkness for their momentary illumination . 
1 walter 2 's
2 's 3 face
2 's 4 was
3 face 4 was
4 was 5 moody
4 was 6 and
6 and 8 or
7 dull 8 or
8 or 9 animated
8 or 10 only
9 animated 10 only
10 only 11 by
11 by 12 fitful
11 by 13 flashes
13 flashes 14 which
13 flashes 15 left
15 left 16 a
15 left 17 heavier
16 a 17 heavier
17 heavier 18 darkness
17 heavier 19 for
19 for 20 their
19 for 21 momentary
21 momentary 22 illumination
22 illumination 23 .

he looked from [elinor] to her portrait , and thence to his own , in the contemplation of which he finally stood absorbed . 
1 he 2 looked
1 he 3 from
3 from 8 ,
5 to 6 her
6 her 7 portrait
7 portrait 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 16 the
9 and 10 thence
10 thence 11 to
11 to 12 his
12 his 13 own
13 own 14 ,
14 , 15 in
16 the 17 contemplation
17 contemplation 18 of
18 of 19 which
19 which 20 he
20 he 21 finally
20 he 22 stood
22 stood 23 absorbed
23 absorbed 24 .

the painter seemed to hear the step of [destiny] [approaching] [behind] [him] on [its] progress toward its victims . 
1 the 8 of
2 painter 3 seemed
3 seemed 4 to
4 to 6 the
5 hear 6 the
6 the 7 step
7 step 8 of
8 of 18 victims
8 of 19 .
13 on 15 progress
15 progress 17 its
16 toward 17 its
17 its 18 victims

a strange thought darted into his mind . 
1 a 2 strange
2 strange 3 thought
3 thought 4 darted
4 darted 5 into
4 darted 6 his
6 his 8 .
7 mind 8 .

" our fate is upon us ! " howled [walter] . 
1 " 2 our
2 our 3 fate
2 our 4 is
3 fate 4 is
4 is 5 upon
5 upon 7 !
6 us 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 howled
9 howled 11 .

" die ! " 
1 " 2 die
2 die 3 !
3 ! 4 "

drawing a knife , he sustained her as she was sinking to the ground , and aimed it at her bosom . 
1 drawing 2 a
2 a 4 ,
3 knife 4 ,
4 , 5 he
5 he 6 sustained
6 sustained 7 her
6 sustained 8 as
8 as 9 she
9 she 10 was
10 was 16 and
11 sinking 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 14 ground
13 the 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 18 it
17 aimed 18 it
18 it 19 at
19 at 20 her
19 at 21 bosom
20 her 21 bosom
21 bosom 22 .

in the action and in the look and attitude of each the painter beheld the figures of his sketch . 
1 in 3 action
2 the 3 action
3 action 4 and
4 and 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 8 and
7 look 8 and
8 and 9 attitude
9 attitude 10 of
9 attitude 11 each
11 each 12 the
11 each 13 painter
13 painter 14 beheld
14 beheld 16 figures
15 the 16 figures
16 figures 17 of
16 figures 18 his
17 of 18 his
18 his 20 .
19 sketch 20 .

the picture , with all its tremendous coloring , was finished . 
1 the 2 picture
2 picture 3 ,
3 , 4 with
4 with 5 all
5 all 6 its
6 its 8 coloring
7 tremendous 8 coloring
8 coloring 9 ,
8 coloring 10 was
10 was 12 .
11 finished 12 .

" hold , madman ! " cried he , sternly . 
1 " 2 hold
2 hold 3 ,
3 , 5 !
4 madman 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 8 he
8 he 9 ,
9 , 10 sternly
10 sternly 11 .

he stood like a magician controlling the phantoms which he had evoked . 
1 he 2 stood
2 stood 3 like
3 like 4 a
4 a 5 magician
4 a 6 controlling
5 magician 6 controlling
6 controlling 7 the
6 controlling 8 phantoms
8 phantoms 9 which
8 phantoms 10 he
10 he 11 had
11 had 12 evoked
12 evoked 13 .

" what ! " muttered [walter] [ludlow] as he relapsed from fierce excitement into sullen gloom . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 muttered
5 muttered 8 as
8 as 9 he
9 he 10 relapsed
10 relapsed 12 fierce
11 from 12 fierce
12 fierce 13 excitement
13 excitement 15 sullen
14 into 15 sullen
15 sullen 16 gloom
16 gloom 17 .

" does [fate] impede its own decree ? " 
1 " 9 "
2 does 4 impede
4 impede 6 own
5 its 6 own
6 own 8 ?
7 decree 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" wretched lady , " said the painter , " did [i] not warn you ? " 
1 " 2 wretched
2 wretched 5 "
3 lady 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 7 the
7 the 8 painter
7 the 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 15 you
10 " 11 did
11 did 13 not
13 not 14 warn
15 you 16 ?
16 ? 17 "

" you did , " replied [elinor] , calmly , as her terror gave place to the quiet grief which it had disturbed . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 did
2 you 8 ,
3 did 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 replied
8 , 10 ,
9 calmly 10 ,
10 , 11 as
10 , 12 her
12 her 14 gave
13 terror 14 gave
14 gave 16 to
15 place 16 to
16 to 17 the
16 to 18 quiet
18 quiet 19 grief
18 quiet 20 which
20 which 21 it
20 which 22 had
22 had 23 disturbed
23 disturbed 24 .

" [but] [i] loved him . " 
1 " 4 loved
4 loved 6 .
5 him 6 .
6 . 7 "

is there not a deep moral in the tale ? 
1 is 2 there
2 there 3 not
2 there 4 a
4 a 5 deep
5 deep 6 moral
6 moral 7 in
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 tale
9 tale 10 ?

[david] [swan] [.] 

a [fantasy] . 
1 a 3 .

we can be but partially acquainted even with the events which actually influence our course through life and our final destiny . 
1 we 2 can
2 can 3 be
3 be 4 but
4 but 5 partially
4 but 6 acquainted
6 acquainted 8 with
7 even 8 with
8 with 9 the
8 with 10 events
9 the 10 events
10 events 12 actually
11 which 12 actually
12 actually 13 influence
12 actually 14 our
14 our 16 through
15 course 16 through
16 through 17 life
16 through 18 and
17 life 18 and
18 and 19 our
18 and 20 final
19 our 20 final
20 final 21 destiny
20 final 22 .
21 destiny 22 .

this idea may be illustrated by a page from the secret history of [david] [swan] . 
1 this 16 .
2 idea 3 may
2 idea 4 be
4 be 5 illustrated
4 be 6 by
6 by 7 a
7 a 8 page
8 page 10 the
9 from 10 the
10 the 11 secret
10 the 12 history
12 history 13 of
12 history 16 .

but we are to relate events which he did not dream of . 
1 but 2 we
2 we 3 are
3 are 4 to
3 are 5 relate
5 relate 6 events
5 relate 7 which
7 which 8 he
7 which 9 did
9 did 10 not
10 not 11 dream
11 dream 12 of
12 of 13 .

but censure , praise , merriment , scorn and indifference were all one or , rather , all [nothing] to [david] [swan] . 
1 but 2 censure
2 censure 3 ,
3 , 4 praise
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 merriment
6 merriment 7 ,
7 , 8 scorn
8 scorn 9 and
9 and 10 indifference
10 indifference 12 all
11 were 12 all
12 all 13 one
12 all 14 or
13 one 14 or
14 or 15 ,
14 or 16 rather
16 rather 17 ,
17 , 18 all
18 all 20 to
20 to 23 .

a [linch-pin] had fallen out and permitted one of the wheels to slide off . 
1 a 9 of
3 had 4 fallen
4 fallen 5 out
5 out 6 and
5 out 7 permitted
6 and 7 permitted
7 permitted 8 one
7 permitted 9 of
9 of 13 slide
10 the 11 wheels
10 the 13 slide
11 wheels 12 to
13 slide 15 .
14 off 15 .

" how soundly he sleeps ! " whispered the old gentleman . 
1 " 2 how
2 how 4 he
3 soundly 4 he
4 he 5 sleeps
4 he 6 !
5 sleeps 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 whispered
8 whispered 9 the
9 the 10 old
10 old 11 gentleman
11 gentleman 12 .

" from what a depth he draws that easy breath ! 
1 " 2 from
2 from 4 a
3 what 4 a
4 a 5 depth
4 a 6 he
5 depth 6 he
6 he 7 draws
7 draws 8 that
7 draws 9 easy
8 that 9 easy
9 easy 10 breath
10 breath 11 !

" and youth besides , " said the lady . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 4 besides
3 youth 4 besides
4 besides 5 ,
4 besides 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 8 the
8 the 9 lady
9 lady 10 .

" healthy and quiet age does not sleep thus . 
1 " 2 healthy
1 " 3 and
3 and 5 age
4 quiet 5 age
5 age 7 not
6 does 7 not
7 not 8 sleep
7 not 9 thus
9 thus 10 .

our slumber is no more like his than our wakefulness . " 
1 our 2 slumber
2 slumber 3 is
2 slumber 4 no
3 is 4 no
4 no 5 more
4 no 6 like
5 more 6 like
6 like 7 his
6 like 8 than
7 his 8 than
8 than 9 our
8 than 10 wakefulness
9 our 10 wakefulness
10 wakefulness 11 .
11 . 12 "

methinks [i] [can] [see] a likeness to [our] departed [henry] . 
1 methinks 5 a
5 a 6 likeness
6 likeness 11 .
7 to 9 departed
9 departed 11 .

shall we waken him ? " 
1 shall 2 we
2 we 3 waken
2 we 4 him
3 waken 4 him
4 him 5 ?
4 him 6 "
5 ? 6 "

" to what purpose ? " said the merchant , hesitating . 
1 " 2 to
2 to 3 what
2 to 4 purpose
4 purpose 5 ?
5 ? 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 8 the
8 the 9 merchant
9 merchant 10 ,
10 , 11 hesitating
11 hesitating 12 .

" we know nothing of the youth 's character . " 
1 " 2 we
2 we 4 nothing
3 know 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 of
4 nothing 6 the
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 youth
7 youth 8 's
8 's 9 character
9 character 10 .
10 . 11 "

" that open countenance ! " replied his wife , in the same hushed voice , yet earnestly [.] 
1 " 8 his
2 that 3 open
3 open 4 countenance
3 open 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 replied
7 replied 8 his
8 his 9 wife
9 wife 11 in
10 , 11 in
11 in 12 the
11 in 13 same
12 the 13 same
13 same 15 voice
14 hushed 15 voice
15 voice 16 ,
15 voice 17 yet
16 , 17 yet
17 yet 18 earnestly

" this [innocent] sleep ! " 
1 " 2 this
2 this 6 "
4 sleep 5 !
5 ! 6 "

yet [fortune] was bending over him , just ready to let fall a burden of gold . 
1 yet 3 was
3 was 17 .
4 bending 5 over
5 over 7 ,
6 him 7 ,
7 , 8 just
7 , 9 ready
9 ready 10 to
10 to 13 a
11 let 12 fall
12 fall 13 a
13 a 14 burden
14 burden 15 of
14 burden 17 .
15 of 16 gold

in such cases people sometimes do stranger things than to act the magician and awaken a young man to splendor who fell asleep in poverty . 
1 in 2 such
2 such 4 people
3 cases 4 people
4 people 6 do
5 sometimes 6 do
6 do 7 stranger
6 do 8 things
7 stranger 8 things
8 things 9 than
8 things 10 to
10 to 11 act
11 act 12 the
12 the 13 magician
13 magician 14 and
14 and 15 awaken
14 and 16 a
16 a 17 young
16 a 18 man
17 young 18 man
18 man 19 to
18 man 20 splendor
20 splendor 22 fell
21 who 22 fell
22 fell 23 asleep
22 fell 24 in
24 in 25 poverty
25 poverty 26 .

" shall we not waken him ? " repeated the lady , persuasively . 
1 " 2 shall
1 " 3 we
3 we 4 not
4 not 6 him
5 waken 6 him
6 him 8 "
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 repeated
9 repeated 10 the
10 the 12 ,
11 lady 12 ,
12 , 13 persuasively
12 , 14 .
13 persuasively 14 .

" the coach is ready , sir , " said the servant , behind . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 coach
3 coach 4 is
4 is 6 ,
5 ready 6 ,
6 , 7 sir
7 sir 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 the
11 the 12 servant
12 servant 13 ,
12 servant 15 .
14 behind 15 .

the old couple started , reddened and hurried away , mutually wondering that they should ever have dreamed of doing anything so very ridiculous . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 4 started
3 couple 4 started
4 started 5 ,
4 started 6 reddened
6 reddened 7 and
6 reddened 8 hurried
8 hurried 10 ,
9 away 10 ,
10 , 11 mutually
10 , 12 wondering
12 wondering 13 that
13 that 14 they
13 that 15 should
15 should 16 ever
15 should 17 have
17 have 18 dreamed
18 dreamed 19 of
18 dreamed 20 doing
20 doing 22 so
21 anything 22 so
22 so 23 very
22 so 24 ridiculous
24 ridiculous 25 .

the merchant threw himself back in the carriage and occupied his mind with the plan of a magnificent asylum for unfortunate men of business . 
1 the 2 merchant
2 merchant 3 threw
2 merchant 4 himself
4 himself 5 back
5 back 6 in
5 back 7 the
7 the 8 carriage
8 carriage 9 and
8 carriage 10 occupied
10 occupied 11 his
10 occupied 12 mind
11 his 12 mind
12 mind 13 with
13 with 15 plan
14 the 15 plan
15 plan 16 of
15 plan 17 a
17 a 18 magnificent
17 a 19 asylum
19 asylum 20 for
20 for 22 men
21 unfortunate 22 men
22 men 23 of
22 men 24 business
23 of 24 business
24 business 25 .

meanwhile , [david] [swan] enjoyed his nap . 
1 meanwhile 2 ,
2 , 8 .
5 enjoyed 6 his
6 his 7 nap
7 nap 8 .

perhaps it was this merry kind of motion that caused is there any harm in saying it ? her garter to slip its knot . 
1 perhaps 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 this
4 this 5 merry
5 merry 6 kind
5 merry 7 of
7 of 9 that
8 motion 9 that
9 that 10 caused
9 that 11 is
11 is 12 there
12 there 13 any
13 any 14 harm
14 harm 15 in
15 in 17 it
16 saying 17 it
17 it 19 her
18 ? 19 her
19 her 20 garter
19 her 21 to
21 to 22 slip
22 slip 23 its
22 slip 24 knot
23 its 24 knot
24 knot 25 .

but there was peril near the sleeper . 
1 but 2 there
2 there 3 was
2 there 4 peril
4 peril 5 near
4 peril 6 the
6 the 7 sleeper
7 sleeper 8 .

the sting of a bee is sometimes deadly . 
1 the 2 sting
2 sting 4 a
3 of 4 a
4 a 5 bee
4 a 6 is
6 is 7 sometimes
6 is 8 deadly
8 deadly 9 .

how sweet a picture ! 
1 how 2 sweet
2 sweet 3 a
2 sweet 4 picture
4 picture 5 !

" he is handsome ! " thought she , and blushed redder yet . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 is
3 is 4 handsome
4 handsome 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 8 she
7 thought 8 she
8 she 9 ,
8 she 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 blushed
11 blushed 13 yet
12 redder 13 yet
13 yet 14 .

why , [at] [least] , [did] [no] smile [of] [welcome] [brighten] [upon] his face [?] 
1 why 2 ,
2 , 5 ,
5 , 8 smile
8 smile 13 his
13 his 14 face

" how sound he sleeps ! " murmured the girl . 
1 " 2 how
2 how 4 he
3 sound 4 he
4 he 5 sleeps
5 sleeps 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 murmured
8 murmured 9 the
9 the 10 girl
10 girl 11 .

she departed , but did not trip along the road so lightly as when she came . 
1 she 2 departed
2 departed 3 ,
3 , 4 but
4 but 5 did
4 but 6 not
6 not 7 trip
6 not 8 along
8 along 10 road
9 the 10 road
10 road 12 lightly
11 so 12 lightly
12 lightly 13 as
12 lightly 14 when
14 when 15 she
15 she 16 came
16 came 17 .

had [david] formed a wayside acquaintance with the daughter , he would have become the father 's clerk , and all else in natural succession . 
1 had 3 formed
3 formed 4 a
4 a 5 wayside
5 wayside 6 acquaintance
6 acquaintance 7 with
6 acquaintance 8 the
8 the 10 ,
9 daughter 10 ,
10 , 11 he
11 he 12 would
11 he 14 become
12 would 13 have
14 become 15 the
15 the 16 father
16 father 17 's
17 's 19 ,
18 clerk 19 ,
19 , 20 and
19 , 21 all
20 and 21 all
21 all 22 else
22 else 23 in
22 else 24 natural
24 natural 25 succession
25 succession 26 .

the girl was hardly out of sight when two men turned aside beneath the maple shade . 
1 the 2 girl
1 the 3 was
3 was 6 of
4 hardly 5 out
5 out 6 of
6 of 7 sight
6 of 17 .
7 sight 8 when
9 two 10 men
10 men 11 turned
10 men 12 aside
12 aside 13 beneath
12 aside 14 the
13 beneath 14 the
14 the 15 maple
15 maple 16 shade
16 shade 17 .

both had dark faces set off by [cloth] caps , [which] were drawn [down] [aslant] over their brows . 
1 both 2 had
2 had 4 faces
3 dark 4 faces
4 faces 5 set
5 set 6 off
5 set 7 by
7 by 9 caps
9 caps 10 ,
10 , 12 were
12 were 13 drawn
13 drawn 16 over
16 over 19 .
17 their 18 brows
18 brows 19 .

their dresses were shabby , yet had a certain smartness . 
1 their 2 dresses
2 dresses 3 were
3 were 4 shabby
4 shabby 5 ,
5 , 6 yet
5 , 7 had
7 had 9 certain
8 a 9 certain
9 certain 10 smartness
10 smartness 11 .

but , finding [david] asleep by the spring , one of the rogues whispered to his fellow : 
1 but 2 ,
2 , 3 finding
3 finding 5 asleep
5 asleep 6 by
6 by 7 the
7 the 8 spring
8 spring 10 one
9 , 10 one
10 one 12 the
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 rogues
12 the 14 whispered
13 rogues 14 whispered
14 whispered 15 to
14 whispered 16 his
16 his 17 fellow
16 his 18 :

" [hist] ! 
1 " 3 !

do you see that bundle under his head ? " 
1 do 2 you
2 you 3 see
2 you 4 that
3 see 4 that
4 that 5 bundle
4 that 6 under
5 bundle 6 under
6 under 7 his
6 under 8 head
7 his 8 head
8 head 9 ?
9 ? 10 "

the other villain nodded , winked and leered . 
1 the 2 other
2 other 3 villain
3 villain 4 nodded
3 villain 5 ,
4 nodded 5 ,
5 , 6 winked
5 , 7 and
7 and 8 leered
8 leered 9 .

and if not there , we will find it in his pantaloons pocket . " 
1 and 2 if
2 if 3 not
2 if 4 there
4 there 5 ,
5 , 7 will
6 we 7 will
7 will 8 find
8 find 9 it
9 it 10 in
10 in 11 his
11 his 12 pantaloons
11 his 14 .
13 pocket 14 .
14 . 15 "

" but how if he wakes ? " said the other . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 how
3 how 4 if
4 if 5 he
4 if 6 wakes
6 wakes 8 "
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 said
8 " 10 the
10 the 11 other
11 other 12 .

his companion thrust aside his waistcoat , pointed to the handle of a dirk and nodded . 
1 his 2 companion
2 companion 3 thrust
2 companion 4 aside
4 aside 5 his
5 his 6 waistcoat
6 waistcoat 8 pointed
7 , 8 pointed
8 pointed 9 to
8 pointed 10 the
10 the 12 of
11 handle 12 of
12 of 14 dirk
13 a 14 dirk
14 dirk 15 and
14 dirk 16 nodded
15 and 16 nodded
16 nodded 17 .

" so be it ! " muttered the second villain . 
1 " 2 so
2 so 3 be
2 so 4 it
4 it 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 muttered
7 muttered 8 the
8 the 9 second
8 the 10 villain
10 villain 11 .

nay , had the villains glanced aside into the spring , even they would hardly have known themselves as reflected there . 
1 nay 2 ,
2 , 3 had
2 , 4 the
4 the 5 villains
4 the 6 glanced
6 glanced 8 into
7 aside 8 into
8 into 10 spring
9 the 10 spring
10 spring 11 ,
11 , 12 even
12 even 13 they
13 they 14 would
13 they 15 hardly
15 hardly 17 known
16 have 17 known
17 known 18 themselves
17 known 19 as
18 themselves 19 as
19 as 20 reflected
19 as 21 there
20 reflected 21 there
21 there 22 .

but [david] [swan] had never worn a [more] tranquil aspect , even when asleep on his mother 's breast . 
1 but 4 had
4 had 5 never
5 never 6 worn
5 never 7 a
7 a 20 .
9 tranquil 10 aspect
10 aspect 11 ,
11 , 13 when
12 even 13 when
13 when 14 asleep
13 when 15 on
15 on 16 his
15 on 17 mother
17 mother 18 's
18 's 19 breast
19 breast 20 .

" [i] must take away the bundle , " whispered one . 
1 " 12 .
3 must 4 take
4 take 6 the
5 away 6 the
6 the 7 bundle
6 the 8 ,
7 bundle 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 whispered
10 whispered 11 one
10 whispered 12 .

" if he stirs , [i] 'll strike , " muttered the other . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 3 he
3 he 4 stirs
4 stirs 5 ,
5 , 12 the
7 'll 8 strike
8 strike 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 muttered
10 " 12 the
12 the 14 .
13 other 14 .

he then lapped out of the fountain . 
1 he 2 then
2 then 3 lapped
2 then 4 out
4 out 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 fountain
7 fountain 8 .

" [pshaw] ! " said one villain . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 8 .
6 one 7 villain
7 villain 8 .

" we can do nothing now . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 can
3 can 4 do
4 do 5 nothing
5 nothing 7 .
6 now 7 .

the dog 's master must be close behind . " 
1 the 2 dog
2 dog 3 's
3 's 4 master
3 's 5 must
4 master 5 must
5 must 6 be
5 must 7 close
6 be 7 close
7 close 8 behind
7 close 9 .
9 . 10 "

" let's take a drink and be off , " said the other . 
1 " 2 let's
2 let's 3 take
2 let's 4 a
4 a 6 and
5 drink 6 and
6 and 7 be
7 be 8 off
8 off 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 said
11 said 12 the
12 the 13 other
13 other 14 .

it was a flask of liquor with a block-tin tumbler screwed upon the mouth . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 a
3 a 4 flask
4 flask 5 of
5 of 6 liquor
6 liquor 8 a
7 with 8 a
8 a 10 tumbler
9 block-tin 10 tumbler
10 tumbler 11 screwed
10 tumbler 12 upon
11 screwed 12 upon
12 upon 13 the
12 upon 14 mouth
13 the 14 mouth
14 mouth 15 .

he slept , but no longer so quietly as at first . 
1 he 2 slept
2 slept 3 ,
2 slept 4 but
3 , 4 but
4 but 5 no
4 but 6 longer
6 longer 7 so
6 longer 8 quietly
7 so 8 quietly
8 quietly 9 as
8 quietly 10 at
10 at 11 first
11 first 12 .

an hour 's repose had snatched from his elastic frame the weariness with which many hours of toil had burdened it . 
1 an 2 hour
2 hour 3 's
2 hour 4 repose
4 repose 5 had
4 repose 6 snatched
6 snatched 8 his
7 from 8 his
8 his 9 elastic
8 his 10 frame
9 elastic 10 frame
10 frame 11 the
10 frame 12 weariness
12 weariness 14 which
13 with 14 which
14 which 15 many
14 which 16 hours
16 hours 17 of
16 hours 18 toil
18 toil 19 had
18 toil 20 burdened
20 burdened 21 it
21 it 22 .

now he stirred , now moved his lips without a sound , now talked in an inward tone to the noonday spectres of his dream . 
1 now 2 he
2 he 3 stirred
2 he 4 ,
4 , 5 now
4 , 6 moved
6 moved 7 his
7 his 8 lips
8 lips 9 without
8 lips 10 a
9 without 10 a
10 a 11 sound
10 a 12 ,
12 , 13 now
13 now 14 talked
13 now 15 in
15 in 17 inward
16 an 17 inward
17 inward 19 to
18 tone 19 to
19 to 21 noonday
20 the 21 noonday
21 noonday 22 spectres
22 spectres 23 of
22 spectres 24 his
24 his 26 .
25 dream 26 .

he started up with all his ideas about him . 
1 he 2 started
2 started 4 with
3 up 4 with
4 with 5 all
4 with 6 his
6 his 7 ideas
7 ideas 8 about
8 about 10 .
9 him 10 .

" halloo , driver ! 
1 " 2 halloo
2 halloo 3 ,
3 , 4 driver
4 driver 5 !

take a passenger ? " shouted he . 
1 take 2 a
2 a 3 passenger
3 passenger 4 ?
3 passenger 5 "
5 " 7 he
6 shouted 7 he
7 he 8 .

" [room] on top ! " answered the driver . 
1 " 3 on
1 " 8 the
4 top 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 answered
7 answered 8 the
8 the 10 .
9 driver 10 .

up [mounted] [david] , and [bowled] away merrily toward [boston] without so much as a parting glance at that fountain of dreamlike vicissitude . 
1 up 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 9 toward
5 and 24 .
7 away 8 merrily
8 merrily 9 toward
11 without 12 so
12 so 13 much
13 much 14 as
14 as 15 a
15 a 17 glance
16 parting 17 glance
17 glance 18 at
17 glance 19 that
18 at 19 that
19 that 20 fountain
19 that 21 of
20 fountain 21 of
21 of 22 dreamlike
21 of 23 vicissitude
23 vicissitude 24 .

sleeping or waking , we hear not the airy footsteps of the strange things that almost happen . 
1 sleeping 2 or
2 or 4 ,
3 waking 4 ,
4 , 6 hear
5 we 6 hear
6 hear 8 the
7 not 8 the
8 the 9 airy
9 airy 10 footsteps
9 airy 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 strange
13 strange 14 things
14 things 15 that
15 that 17 happen
16 almost 17 happen
17 happen 18 .

[sights] [from] [a] [steeple] [.] 

so ! 
1 so 2 !

i have climbed high , and my reward is small . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 climbed
3 climbed 4 high
4 high 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 my
7 my 8 reward
8 reward 10 small
9 is 10 small
10 small 11 .

here [i] stand with wearied knees earth , indeed , at a dizzy depth below , but heaven far , far beyond [me] [still] . 
1 here 25 .
3 stand 4 with
4 with 6 knees
5 wearied 6 knees
6 knees 7 earth
6 knees 8 ,
8 , 9 indeed
9 indeed 10 ,
9 indeed 11 at
11 at 12 a
11 at 13 dizzy
13 dizzy 14 depth
13 dizzy 15 below
15 below 17 but
16 , 17 but
17 but 18 heaven
17 but 19 far
19 far 20 ,
19 far 21 far
21 far 22 beyond
22 beyond 25 .

and [yet] [i] [shiver] at that cold and solitary [thought] . 
1 and 5 at
5 at 6 that
6 that 11 .
7 cold 8 and
8 and 9 solitary
9 solitary 11 .

what clouds are gathering in the golden west with direful intent against the brightness and the warmth of this summer afternoon ? 
1 what 2 clouds
2 clouds 3 are
2 clouds 4 gathering
4 gathering 5 in
4 gathering 6 the
6 the 8 west
7 golden 8 west
8 west 9 with
8 west 10 direful
9 with 10 direful
10 direful 11 intent
11 intent 12 against
11 intent 13 the
13 the 14 brightness
13 the 15 and
14 brightness 15 and
15 and 16 the
16 the 17 warmth
17 warmth 18 of
18 of 19 this
19 this 20 summer
20 summer 22 ?
21 afternoon 22 ?

yonder , again , is an airy archipelago where the sunbeams love to linger in their journeyings through space . 
1 yonder 2 ,
2 , 3 again
3 again 4 ,
4 , 5 is
4 , 6 an
6 an 7 airy
6 an 8 archipelago
8 archipelago 9 where
8 archipelago 10 the
10 the 12 love
11 sunbeams 12 love
12 love 13 to
12 love 14 linger
14 linger 15 in
14 linger 16 their
15 in 16 their
16 their 18 through
17 journeyings 18 through
18 through 19 space
18 through 20 .
19 space 20 .

bright they are as a young man 's visions , and , like them , would be realized in dullness , obscurity and tears . 
1 bright 2 they
2 they 3 are
2 they 4 as
4 as 5 a
5 a 6 young
5 a 7 man
7 man 8 's
8 's 9 visions
9 visions 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 like
12 , 13 like
13 like 15 ,
14 them 15 ,
15 , 17 be
16 would 17 be
17 be 18 realized
17 be 19 in
19 in 20 dullness
20 dullness 21 ,
21 , 23 and
22 obscurity 23 and
23 and 24 tears
24 tears 25 .

i will look on them no more . 
1 i 2 will
2 will 3 look
3 look 4 on
3 look 5 them
5 them 6 no
6 no 7 more
7 more 8 .

yonder is a fair street extending north and south . 
1 yonder 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 fair
4 fair 5 street
5 street 7 north
6 extending 7 north
7 north 8 and
7 north 9 south
9 south 10 .

certainly he has a pensive air . 
1 certainly 2 he
2 he 3 has
2 he 4 a
4 a 5 pensive
4 a 6 air
6 air 7 .

is he in doubt or in debt ? 
1 is 2 he
1 is 8 ?
2 he 3 in
3 in 5 or
4 doubt 5 or
5 or 7 debt
6 in 7 debt

is he if the question be allowable in love ? 
1 is 3 if
2 he 3 if
3 if 5 question
4 the 5 question
5 question 6 be
5 question 7 allowable
7 allowable 9 love
8 in 9 love
9 love 10 ?

does he strive to be melancholy and [gentlemanlike] , or is he merely overcome by the heat ? 
1 does 2 he
2 he 4 to
3 strive 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 6 melancholy
6 melancholy 7 and
7 and 9 ,
9 , 10 or
10 or 11 is
11 is 12 he
12 he 13 merely
13 merely 14 overcome
13 merely 15 by
15 by 16 the
16 the 17 heat
17 heat 18 ?

but [i] bid him farewell for the present . 
1 but 3 bid
3 bid 9 .
4 him 7 the
5 farewell 6 for
6 for 7 the
7 the 8 present
8 present 9 .

they stand talking a little while upon the steps , and finally proceed up the street . 
1 they 2 stand
2 stand 3 talking
2 stand 4 a
4 a 5 little
4 a 6 while
6 while 7 upon
6 while 8 the
8 the 9 steps
9 steps 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 finally
11 and 14 up
12 finally 13 proceed
14 up 15 the
15 the 16 street
16 street 17 .

meantime , as their faces are now turned from me , [i] [may] [look] elsewhere . 
1 meantime 2 ,
2 , 4 their
3 as 4 their
4 their 6 are
5 faces 6 are
6 are 8 turned
7 now 8 turned
8 turned 9 from
9 from 10 me
9 from 11 ,
10 me 11 ,
11 , 16 .
15 elsewhere 16 .

upon that wharf and down the corresponding street is a busy contrast to the [quiet] scene [which] [i] have just noticed . 
1 upon 2 that
2 that 3 wharf
2 that 4 and
4 and 6 the
5 down 6 the
6 the 7 corresponding
7 corresponding 9 is
8 street 9 is
9 is 10 a
10 a 11 busy
10 a 12 contrast
12 contrast 13 to
13 to 14 the
14 the 16 scene
16 scene 19 have
19 have 22 .
20 just 21 noticed
21 noticed 22 .

at a little distance a group of gentlemen are assembled round the door of a warehouse . 
1 at 2 a
2 a 3 little
3 little 4 distance
4 distance 5 a
5 a 6 group
6 group 7 of
7 of 8 gentlemen
8 gentlemen 10 assembled
9 are 10 assembled
10 assembled 11 round
10 assembled 12 the
12 the 14 of
13 door 14 of
14 of 15 a
15 a 16 warehouse
16 warehouse 17 .

i can [even] select the [wealthiest] of the company . 
1 i 2 can
2 can 4 select
4 select 5 the
5 the 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 company
9 company 10 .

but [i] [bestow] [too] [much] [of] my attention in this quarter . 
1 but 7 my
7 my 8 attention
8 attention 9 in
9 in 10 this
10 this 11 quarter
11 quarter 12 .

on [looking] again to the long and shady [walk] [i] [perceive] that the two fair girls have encountered the young man . 
1 on 8 shady
3 again 4 to
4 to 5 the
5 the 6 long
5 the 8 shady
6 long 7 and
8 shady 12 that
12 that 13 the
12 that 14 two
13 the 14 two
14 two 15 fair
14 two 16 girls
16 girls 18 encountered
17 have 18 encountered
18 encountered 19 the
19 the 20 young
19 the 21 man
20 young 21 man
21 man 22 .

after a sort of shyness in the recognition , he turns back with them . 
1 after 2 a
2 a 3 sort
3 sort 4 of
3 sort 5 shyness
5 shyness 7 the
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 recognition
8 recognition 9 ,
8 recognition 10 he
10 he 11 turns
10 he 12 back
11 turns 12 back
12 back 13 with
12 back 14 them
13 with 14 them
14 them 15 .

in two streets converging at right angles toward my watch-tower [i] [distinguish] [three] different processions . 
1 in 2 two
2 two 3 streets
2 two 4 converging
4 converging 6 right
5 at 6 right
6 right 8 toward
7 angles 8 toward
8 toward 9 my
8 toward 10 watch-tower
10 watch-tower 16 .
14 different 15 processions
15 processions 16 .

and yet it stirs my heart . 
1 and 2 yet
2 yet 3 it
2 yet 4 stirs
3 it 4 stirs
4 stirs 6 heart
5 my 6 heart
6 heart 7 .

such was not the fashion of our fathers when they carried a friend to his grave . 
1 such 2 was
2 was 4 the
3 not 4 the
4 the 6 of
5 fashion 6 of
6 of 7 our
6 of 8 fathers
7 our 8 fathers
8 fathers 9 when
8 fathers 10 they
9 when 10 they
10 they 11 carried
11 carried 12 a
11 carried 13 friend
13 friend 14 to
13 friend 15 his
14 to 15 his
15 his 16 grave
16 grave 17 .

there is now no doleful clang of the bell to proclaim sorrow to the town . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 now
3 now 4 no
3 now 5 doleful
5 doleful 7 of
6 clang 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 bell
8 the 10 to
10 to 11 proclaim
10 to 12 sorrow
12 sorrow 13 to
13 to 14 the
14 the 15 town
15 town 16 .

not so . 
1 not 2 so
2 so 3 .

here is a proof that he retains his proper majesty . 
1 here 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 proof
4 proof 5 that
5 that 6 he
6 he 7 retains
7 retains 8 his
8 his 11 .
9 proper 10 majesty
10 majesty 11 .

the military men and the military boys are wheeling round the corner , and meet the funeral full in the face . 
1 the 2 military
1 the 3 men
2 military 3 men
3 men 4 and
4 and 5 the
4 and 6 military
6 military 7 boys
6 military 8 are
7 boys 8 are
8 are 10 round
9 wheeling 10 round
10 round 11 the
11 the 12 corner
12 corner 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 meet
15 meet 16 the
16 the 17 funeral
17 funeral 18 full
18 full 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 face
21 face 22 .

immediately the drum is silent , all but the tap that regulates each simultaneous footfall . 
1 immediately 2 the
2 the 3 drum
2 the 4 is
4 is 5 silent
5 silent 6 ,
6 , 9 the
7 all 8 but
8 but 9 the
9 the 10 tap
10 tap 12 regulates
11 that 12 regulates
12 regulates 14 simultaneous
13 each 14 simultaneous
14 simultaneous 15 footfall
14 simultaneous 16 .

the new-born , the aged , the dying , the strong in life and the recent dead are in the chambers of these many mansions . 
1 the 2 new-born
2 new-born 3 ,
3 , 4 the
3 , 5 aged
5 aged 6 ,
6 , 7 the
7 the 8 dying
8 dying 10 the
9 , 10 the
10 the 11 strong
10 the 12 in
12 in 13 life
13 life 14 and
13 life 15 the
14 and 15 the
15 the 16 recent
15 the 17 dead
16 recent 17 dead
17 dead 18 are
18 are 20 the
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 chambers
20 the 22 of
22 of 24 many
23 these 24 many
24 many 25 mansions
24 many 26 .
25 mansions 26 .

the full of hope , the happy , the miserable and the desperate dwell together within the circle of my glance . 
1 the 2 full
2 full 3 of
3 of 5 ,
4 hope 5 ,
5 , 6 the
5 , 7 happy
6 the 7 happy
7 happy 9 the
8 , 9 the
9 the 10 miserable
9 the 11 and
11 and 12 the
12 the 13 desperate
12 the 14 dwell
14 dwell 15 together
14 dwell 16 within
15 together 16 within
16 within 17 the
17 the 18 circle
18 circle 19 of
19 of 20 my
20 my 21 glance
21 glance 22 .

lo ! the raindrops are descending . 
1 lo 7 .
2 ! 3 the
2 ! 4 raindrops
4 raindrops 5 are
4 raindrops 6 descending
6 descending 7 .

unhappy gentleman ! 
1 unhappy 2 gentleman
2 gentleman 3 !

the ladies [would] [not] thus [rival] [atalanta] if they but knew that any one were at leisure to observe them . 
1 the 2 ladies
2 ladies 5 thus
5 thus 21 .
8 if 10 but
9 they 10 but
10 but 11 knew
10 but 12 that
12 that 14 one
13 any 14 one
14 one 16 at
15 were 16 at
16 at 17 leisure
16 at 18 to
18 to 19 observe
18 to 20 them
19 observe 20 them
20 them 21 .

ah ! as they hasten onward , laughing in the angry face of nature , a sudden catastrophe has chanced . 
1 ah 2 !
2 ! 4 they
3 as 4 they
4 they 5 hasten
5 hasten 6 onward
6 onward 7 ,
6 onward 8 laughing
8 laughing 10 the
9 in 10 the
10 the 11 angry
11 angry 12 face
12 face 13 of
13 of 14 nature
13 of 15 ,
15 , 17 sudden
16 a 17 sudden
17 sudden 19 has
18 catastrophe 19 has
19 has 20 chanced
19 has 21 .

all this is easy to be understood . 
1 all 2 this
2 this 3 is
3 is 4 easy
4 easy 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 7 understood
7 understood 8 .

the old man and his daughters are safely housed , and now the storm lets loose its fury . 
1 the 3 man
2 old 3 man
3 man 5 his
4 and 5 his
5 his 6 daughters
5 his 7 are
7 are 9 housed
8 safely 9 housed
9 housed 10 ,
9 housed 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 the
12 now 13 the
13 the 14 storm
13 the 15 lets
15 lets 17 its
16 loose 17 its
17 its 18 fury
17 its 19 .
18 fury 19 .

the large drops descend with force upon the slated roofs and rise again in smoke [.] 
1 the 2 large
2 large 3 drops
3 drops 5 with
4 descend 5 with
5 with 6 force
5 with 7 upon
6 force 7 upon
7 upon 9 slated
8 the 9 slated
9 slated 10 roofs
9 slated 11 and
11 and 13 again
12 rise 13 again
13 again 15 smoke
14 in 15 smoke

thus did [arethusa] sink . 
1 thus 2 did
2 did 5 .
4 sink 5 .

i will descend . 
1 i 2 will
2 will 3 descend
3 descend 4 .

but stay [!] 
1 but 2 stay

[the] [hollow] [of] [the] [three] [hills] [.] 

in the spot where they encountered no mortal could observe them . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 3 spot
2 the 4 where
4 where 5 they
4 where 6 encountered
5 they 6 encountered
6 encountered 7 no
7 no 8 mortal
7 no 9 could
8 mortal 9 could
9 could 11 them
10 observe 11 them
11 them 12 .

the chill beauty of an autumnal sunset was [now] [gilding] the three [hill-tops] , whence a paler tint stole down their sides into the hollow . 
1 the 2 chill
1 the 14 ,
2 chill 4 of
2 chill 11 the
3 beauty 4 of
4 of 5 an
4 of 6 autumnal
6 autumnal 7 sunset
6 autumnal 8 was
11 the 12 three
14 , 15 whence
15 whence 16 a
15 whence 17 paler
17 paler 18 tint
17 paler 19 stole
19 stole 20 down
19 stole 21 their
21 their 22 sides
21 their 23 into
23 into 24 the
24 the 25 hollow
25 hollow 26 .

" here is our pleasant meeting come to pass , " said the aged crone , " according as thou hast desired . 
1 " 2 here
2 here 3 is
2 here 4 our
3 is 4 our
4 our 5 pleasant
4 our 6 meeting
6 meeting 7 come
6 meeting 8 to
8 to 9 pass
9 pass 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 said
11 " 13 the
12 said 13 the
13 the 14 aged
13 the 15 crone
15 crone 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 18 according
18 according 20 thou
19 as 20 thou
20 thou 22 desired
21 hast 22 desired
22 desired 23 .

say quickly what thou wouldst have of me , for there is but a short hour that we may tarry [here] . " 
1 say 2 quickly
2 quickly 3 what
2 quickly 4 thou
3 what 4 thou
4 thou 5 wouldst
4 thou 6 have
6 have 7 of
6 have 8 me
8 me 9 ,
9 , 10 for
10 for 11 there
11 there 12 is
12 is 13 but
13 but 14 a
14 a 15 short
15 short 17 that
16 hour 17 that
17 that 19 may
18 we 19 may
19 may 20 tarry
20 tarry 22 .
22 . 23 "

as the old withered woman spoke a smile glimmered on her countenance like lamplight on the wall of a [sepulchre] . 
1 as 2 the
2 the 3 old
3 old 4 withered
3 old 5 woman
5 woman 7 a
6 spoke 7 a
7 a 8 smile
7 a 9 glimmered
9 glimmered 10 on
10 on 11 her
10 on 12 countenance
11 her 12 countenance
12 countenance 14 lamplight
13 like 14 lamplight
14 lamplight 15 on
14 lamplight 16 the
16 the 17 wall
16 the 18 of
18 of 19 a
19 a 21 .

the lady trembled and cast her eyes upward to the verge of the basin , as if meditating to return with her purpose [unaccomplished] . 
1 the 2 lady
2 lady 3 trembled
3 trembled 4 and
4 and 6 her
5 cast 6 her
6 her 7 eyes
6 her 8 upward
7 eyes 8 upward
8 upward 9 to
8 upward 10 the
9 to 10 the
10 the 15 ,
11 verge 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 basin
14 basin 15 ,
15 , 16 as
15 , 17 if
16 as 17 if
17 if 18 meditating
17 if 19 to
19 to 20 return
19 to 21 with
21 with 23 purpose
22 her 23 purpose
23 purpose 25 .

but it was not so ordained . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 not
4 not 5 so
5 so 6 ordained
6 ordained 7 .

" [i] am stranger in this land , as you know , " said she , at length . 
1 " 15 she
3 am 13 "
4 stranger 10 you
5 in 6 this
6 this 8 ,
7 land 8 ,
8 , 9 as
8 , 10 you
10 you 11 know
11 know 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 said
14 said 15 she
15 she 16 ,
16 , 17 at
17 at 18 length
18 length 19 .

there is a weight in my bosom that [i] cannot away with , and [i] have come hither to inquire of [their] welfare . " 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 weight
3 a 5 in
5 in 6 my
6 my 7 bosom
7 bosom 25 "
8 that 10 cannot
10 cannot 11 away
10 cannot 12 with
11 away 12 with
12 with 13 ,
12 with 14 and
14 and 24 .
16 have 18 hither
17 come 18 hither
18 hither 19 to
19 to 20 inquire
19 to 21 of
21 of 23 welfare
23 welfare 24 .
24 . 25 "

" [i] will [do] your bidding [though] [i] [die] , " replied the lady , desperately . 
1 " 3 will
3 will 11 "
5 your 6 bidding
6 bidding 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 13 the
12 replied 13 the
13 the 14 lady
13 the 15 ,
15 , 16 desperately
16 desperately 17 .

" kneel down , " she said , " and lay your forehead on my knees . " 
1 " 2 kneel
2 kneel 3 down
2 kneel 4 ,
4 , 7 said
5 " 6 she
6 she 7 said
7 said 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 and
10 and 12 your
11 lay 12 your
12 your 13 forehead
12 your 14 on
14 on 15 my
15 my 17 .
16 knees 17 .
17 . 18 "

she hesitated a moment , but the anxiety that had long been kindling burned fiercely up within her . 
1 she 2 hesitated
2 hesitated 3 a
3 a 4 moment
4 moment 5 ,
5 , 6 but
6 but 7 the
6 but 8 anxiety
8 anxiety 9 that
8 anxiety 10 had
10 had 11 long
10 had 12 been
11 long 12 been
12 been 14 burned
13 kindling 14 burned
14 burned 15 fiercely
14 burned 16 up
15 fiercely 16 up
16 up 17 within
16 up 18 her
18 her 19 .

then she heard the muttered words of prayer , in the midst of which she started and would have arisen . 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 heard
3 heard 4 the
4 the 5 muttered
4 the 6 words
6 words 8 prayer
7 of 8 prayer
8 prayer 9 ,
8 prayer 10 in
9 , 10 in
10 in 12 midst
11 the 12 midst
12 midst 13 of
12 midst 14 which
14 which 16 started
15 she 16 started
16 started 17 and
16 started 18 would
17 and 18 would
18 would 19 have
18 would 20 arisen
19 have 20 arisen
20 arisen 21 .

" let me flee ! 
1 " 2 let
2 let 3 me
3 me 4 flee
3 me 5 !

let me flee and hide myself , that they may not look upon me ! " she cried . 
1 let 2 me
2 me 4 and
3 flee 4 and
4 and 5 hide
5 hide 6 myself
5 hide 7 ,
7 , 8 that
7 , 9 they
9 they 10 may
9 they 11 not
11 not 12 look
12 look 13 upon
12 look 14 me
14 me 15 !
15 ! 16 "
16 " 17 she
17 she 18 cried
18 cried 19 .

but those strangers appeared not to stand in the hollow depth between the three hills . 
1 but 2 those
2 those 3 strangers
2 those 4 appeared
4 appeared 5 not
4 appeared 6 to
6 to 7 stand
7 stand 8 in
8 in 9 the
8 in 10 hollow
9 the 10 hollow
10 hollow 11 depth
10 hollow 12 between
12 between 13 the
13 the 14 three
13 the 15 hills
15 hills 16 .

" [a] weary and lonesome time yonder old couple have of it , " remarked the old woman , smiling in the lady 's face . 
1 " 3 weary
3 weary 14 "
4 and 5 lonesome
5 lonesome 6 time
5 lonesome 7 yonder
7 yonder 8 old
8 old 10 have
9 couple 10 have
10 have 11 of
10 have 12 it
12 it 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 remarked
15 remarked 16 the
16 the 17 old
17 old 18 woman
18 woman 19 ,
19 , 20 smiling
20 smiling 21 in
21 in 22 the
21 in 23 lady
23 lady 24 's
23 lady 25 face
25 face 26 .

" and did you also hear them ? " exclaimed she , a sense of intolerable humiliation triumphing over her agony and fear . 
1 " 3 did
2 and 3 did
3 did 4 you
3 did 5 also
4 you 5 also
5 also 6 hear
6 hear 8 ?
7 them 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
8 ? 10 exclaimed
10 exclaimed 11 she
11 she 12 ,
12 , 13 a
13 a 14 sense
14 sense 15 of
14 sense 18 triumphing
15 of 16 intolerable
16 intolerable 17 humiliation
18 triumphing 19 over
19 over 20 her
20 her 21 agony
21 agony 22 and
22 and 23 fear
23 fear 24 .

" [yea] , and we have yet more to hear , " replied the old woman , " wherefore cover thy face quickly . " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 and
4 and 5 we
5 we 6 have
5 we 7 yet
6 have 7 yet
7 yet 8 more
7 yet 9 to
9 to 11 ,
10 hear 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 replied
13 replied 14 the
14 the 15 old
15 old 17 ,
16 woman 17 ,
17 , 18 "
17 , 19 wherefore
19 wherefore 20 cover
19 wherefore 21 thy
20 cover 21 thy
21 thy 23 quickly
22 face 23 quickly
23 quickly 24 .
24 . 25 "

chains were rattling , fierce and stern voices uttered threats and the scourge resounded at their command . 
1 chains 2 were
2 were 3 rattling
3 rattling 4 ,
4 , 6 and
5 fierce 6 and
6 and 8 voices
7 stern 8 voices
8 voices 9 uttered
8 voices 10 threats
9 uttered 10 threats
10 threats 11 and
10 threats 12 the
11 and 12 the
12 the 13 scourge
12 the 14 resounded
14 resounded 15 at
15 at 16 their
16 their 18 .
17 command 18 .

he went to and fro continually , and his feet sounded upon the floor . 
1 he 2 went
2 went 3 to
3 to 5 fro
4 and 5 fro
5 fro 6 continually
5 fro 7 ,
7 , 8 and
7 , 9 his
9 his 10 feet
10 feet 11 sounded
10 feet 12 upon
12 upon 13 the
12 upon 14 floor
13 the 14 floor
14 floor 15 .

he spoke of woman 's perfidy , of a wife who had broken her holiest vows , of a home and heart made desolate . 
1 he 2 spoke
1 he 25 .
2 spoke 4 woman
3 of 4 woman
4 woman 5 's
4 woman 6 perfidy
5 's 6 perfidy
6 perfidy 8 of
7 , 8 of
8 of 9 a
8 of 10 wife
9 a 10 wife
10 wife 11 who
10 wife 12 had
11 who 12 had
12 had 13 broken
12 had 14 her
13 broken 14 her
14 her 15 holiest
14 her 16 vows
15 holiest 16 vows
16 vows 17 ,
16 vows 18 of
17 , 18 of
18 of 20 home
19 a 20 home
20 home 21 and
20 home 22 heart
21 and 22 heart
22 heart 23 made
22 heart 24 desolate

the lady looked up , and there was the withered woman smiling in her face . 
1 the 2 lady
2 lady 3 looked
2 lady 4 up
3 looked 4 up
4 up 5 ,
4 up 6 and
6 and 7 there
7 there 8 was
8 was 9 the
9 the 10 withered
9 the 11 woman
11 woman 12 smiling
12 smiling 13 in
13 in 14 her
14 her 15 face
15 face 16 .

" [couldst] [thou] [have] [thought] there were such merry times in a mad-house ? " inquired the latter . 
1 " 17 the
6 there 7 were
7 were 9 merry
8 such 9 merry
9 merry 10 times
9 merry 11 in
11 in 12 a
12 a 13 mad-house
13 mad-house 14 ?
14 ? 15 "
15 " 16 inquired
16 inquired 17 the
17 the 18 latter
18 latter 19 .

" [wouldst] thou hear more ? " demanded the old woman . 
1 " 3 thou
3 thou 5 more
4 hear 5 more
5 more 6 ?
5 more 7 "
7 " 8 demanded
8 demanded 9 the
9 the 10 old
10 old 11 woman
11 woman 12 .

" there is one [other] voice [i] would [fain] listen to again , " replied the lady , faintly . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 14 "
4 one 6 voice
6 voice 13 ,
8 would 10 listen
10 listen 12 again
11 to 12 again
12 again 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 replied
15 replied 16 the
16 the 18 ,
17 lady 18 ,
18 , 20 .
19 faintly 20 .

" then lay down thy head speedily upon my knees , that thou mayst get thee hence before the hour be past . " 
1 " 2 then
2 then 3 lay
3 lay 4 down
3 lay 5 thy
5 thy 6 head
5 thy 7 speedily
6 head 7 speedily
7 speedily 8 upon
7 speedily 9 my
8 upon 9 my
9 my 10 knees
10 knees 12 that
11 , 12 that
12 that 13 thou
13 thou 15 get
14 mayst 15 get
15 get 16 thee
16 thee 18 before
17 hence 18 before
18 before 19 the
18 before 20 hour
19 the 20 hour
20 hour 22 past
21 be 22 past
22 past 24 "
23 . 24 "

again [that] [evil] [woman] [began] to weave her spell . 
1 again 6 to
6 to 10 .
7 weave 8 her
8 her 9 spell
9 spell 10 .

the lady shook upon her companion 's knees as she heard that [boding] sound . 
1 the 15 .
2 lady 4 upon
3 shook 4 upon
4 upon 5 her
4 upon 6 companion
6 companion 7 's
6 companion 8 knees
8 knees 9 as
8 knees 10 she
10 she 11 heard
10 she 12 that
11 heard 12 that
12 that 14 sound
14 sound 15 .

before them went the priest , reading the burial-service , while the leaves of his book were rustling in the breeze . 
1 before 3 went
2 them 3 went
3 went 5 priest
4 the 5 priest
5 priest 6 ,
5 priest 7 reading
6 , 7 reading
7 reading 8 the
8 the 10 ,
9 burial-service 10 ,
10 , 12 the
11 while 12 the
12 the 14 of
13 leaves 14 of
14 of 15 his
15 his 16 book
15 his 17 were
17 were 18 rustling
17 were 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 breeze
21 breeze 22 .

but when the old woman stirred the kneeling lady , she lifted not her head . 
1 but 2 when
2 when 3 the
3 the 4 old
4 old 5 woman
5 woman 6 stirred
6 stirred 7 the
6 stirred 8 kneeling
8 kneeling 9 lady
9 lady 10 ,
10 , 12 lifted
11 she 12 lifted
12 lifted 14 her
13 not 14 her
14 her 16 .
15 head 16 .

" here has been a sweet hour 's sport ! " said the withered crone , chuckling to herself . 
1 " 10 !
2 here 3 has
3 has 4 been
3 has 5 a
4 been 5 a
5 a 6 sweet
5 a 7 hour
6 sweet 7 hour
7 hour 8 's
7 hour 9 sport
9 sport 10 !
10 ! 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 14 withered
13 the 14 withered
14 withered 15 crone
14 withered 16 ,
16 , 17 chuckling
16 , 18 to
18 to 19 herself
19 herself 20 .

[the] [toll-gatherer's] [day] [.] 

a [sketch] [of] [transitory] [life] . 
1 a 6 .

if any mortal be favored with a lot analogous to this , it is the toll-gatherer . 
1 if 2 any
2 any 3 mortal
2 any 4 be
4 be 5 favored
4 be 6 with
6 with 7 a
7 a 8 lot
7 a 9 analogous
9 analogous 10 to
9 analogous 11 this
11 this 12 ,
12 , 13 it
13 it 14 is
14 is 15 the
15 the 17 .
16 toll-gatherer 17 .

sitting on the aforesaid bench , [i] amuse myself with a conception , illustrated by numerous pencil-sketches in the air , of the toll-gatherer 's day . 
1 sitting 2 on
2 on 3 the
2 on 5 bench
3 the 4 aforesaid
5 bench 6 ,
6 , 15 by
8 amuse 10 with
9 myself 10 with
10 with 11 a
11 a 12 conception
12 conception 13 ,
13 , 14 illustrated
14 illustrated 15 by
15 by 17 pencil-sketches
16 numerous 17 pencil-sketches
17 pencil-sketches 18 in
17 pencil-sketches 19 the
18 in 19 the
19 the 21 ,
20 air 21 ,
21 , 23 the
22 of 23 the
23 the 25 's
24 toll-gatherer 25 's
25 's 26 day
26 day 27 .

the toll is paid ; creak , creak , again go the wheels , and the huge [hay-mow] vanishes into the morning mist . 
1 the 2 toll
2 toll 3 is
2 toll 4 paid
3 is 4 paid
4 paid 5 ;
5 ; 7 ,
6 creak 7 ,
7 , 9 ,
8 creak 9 ,
9 , 11 go
10 again 11 go
11 go 12 the
11 go 13 wheels
13 wheels 14 ,
13 wheels 15 and
15 and 16 the
16 the 17 huge
17 huge 19 vanishes
19 vanishes 21 the
20 into 21 the
21 the 22 morning
22 morning 23 mist
22 morning 24 .

as yet nature is but half awake , and familiar objects appear visionary . 
1 as 2 yet
2 yet 3 nature
3 nature 5 but
4 is 5 but
5 but 6 half
6 half 7 awake
6 half 8 ,
7 awake 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 familiar
9 and 11 objects
11 objects 12 appear
12 appear 13 visionary
13 visionary 14 .

the morn breathes upon them and blushes , and they forget how wearily the darkness toiled away . 
1 the 2 morn
2 morn 3 breathes
2 morn 4 upon
4 upon 5 them
4 upon 6 and
5 them 6 and
6 and 7 blushes
7 blushes 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 they
10 they 11 forget
10 they 12 how
11 forget 12 how
12 how 13 wearily
12 how 14 the
13 wearily 14 the
14 the 15 darkness
15 darkness 16 toiled
16 toiled 17 away
17 away 18 .

the old man looks eastward , and ( for he is a moralizer ) frames a simile of the stage-coach and the sun . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 3 man
3 man 5 eastward
4 looks 5 eastward
5 eastward 6 ,
5 eastward 7 and
7 and 9 for
8 ( 9 for
9 for 10 he
9 for 11 is
10 he 11 is
11 is 12 a
11 is 13 moralizer
13 moralizer 15 frames
14 ) 15 frames
15 frames 17 simile
16 a 17 simile
17 simile 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 stage-coach
20 stage-coach 21 and
21 and 22 the
22 the 23 sun
23 sun 24 .

while the world is rousing itself we may glance slightly at the scene of our sketch . 
1 while 2 the
2 the 3 world
2 the 4 is
4 is 6 itself
5 rousing 6 itself
6 itself 7 we
7 we 9 glance
8 may 9 glance
9 glance 10 slightly
10 slightly 11 at
11 at 12 the
12 the 13 scene
13 scene 14 of
14 of 15 our
15 our 16 sketch
16 sketch 17 .

beneath the window is a wooden bench on which a long succession of weary wayfarers have reposed themselves . 
1 beneath 2 the
2 the 3 window
3 window 4 is
4 is 5 a
5 a 6 wooden
5 a 7 bench
7 bench 8 on
8 on 9 which
9 which 10 a
9 which 11 long
10 a 11 long
11 long 12 succession
12 succession 13 of
12 succession 14 weary
14 weary 15 wayfarers
15 wayfarers 16 have
15 wayfarers 17 reposed
16 have 17 reposed
17 reposed 18 themselves
17 reposed 19 .
18 themselves 19 .

and there sits our good old toll-gatherer , glorified by the early sunbeams . 
1 and 2 there
2 there 3 sits
2 there 4 our
3 sits 4 our
4 our 5 good
5 good 7 toll-gatherer
6 old 7 toll-gatherer
7 toll-gatherer 9 glorified
8 , 9 glorified
9 glorified 10 by
10 by 11 the
11 the 12 early
12 early 14 .
13 sunbeams 14 .

now the sun smiles upon the landscape and earth smiles back again upon the sky . 
1 now 2 the
2 the 3 sun
2 the 4 smiles
4 smiles 5 upon
4 smiles 6 the
6 the 7 landscape
7 landscape 9 earth
8 and 9 earth
9 earth 10 smiles
10 smiles 12 again
11 back 12 again
12 again 14 the
13 upon 14 the
14 the 15 sky
14 the 16 .

frequent now are the travellers . 
1 frequent 6 .
2 now 3 are
3 are 4 the
4 the 5 travellers
5 travellers 6 .

the bottom of the chaise is heaped with multifarious bandboxes and carpet-bags , and beneath the axle swings a leathern trunk dusty with yesterday 's journey . 
1 the 2 bottom
1 the 3 of
3 of 5 chaise
4 the 5 chaise
5 chaise 6 is
5 chaise 7 heaped
7 heaped 9 multifarious
8 with 9 multifarious
9 multifarious 10 bandboxes
9 multifarious 11 and
11 and 12 carpet-bags
12 carpet-bags 13 ,
13 , 15 beneath
14 and 15 beneath
15 beneath 16 the
16 the 18 swings
17 axle 18 swings
18 swings 19 a
18 swings 20 leathern
20 leathern 21 trunk
20 leathern 22 dusty
22 dusty 23 with
22 dusty 24 yesterday
24 yesterday 27 .
25 's 26 journey
26 journey 27 .

luckless wight doomed through a whole summer day to be the butt of mirth and mischief among the frolicsome maidens ! 
1 luckless 2 wight
2 wight 4 through
3 doomed 4 through
4 through 5 a
4 through 6 whole
5 a 6 whole
6 whole 7 summer
6 whole 8 day
8 day 10 be
9 to 10 be
10 be 11 the
10 be 12 butt
12 butt 14 mirth
13 of 14 mirth
14 mirth 15 and
14 mirth 16 mischief
16 mischief 17 among
16 mischief 18 the
18 the 19 frolicsome
18 the 20 maidens
20 maidens 21 !

the vinegar-faced traveller proves to be a manufacturer of pickles . 
1 the 2 vinegar-faced
2 vinegar-faced 3 traveller
2 vinegar-faced 4 proves
4 proves 5 to
4 proves 6 be
6 be 8 manufacturer
7 a 8 manufacturer
8 manufacturer 9 of
8 manufacturer 10 pickles
10 pickles 11 .

he is a country preacher going to labor at a protracted meeting . 
1 he 2 is
2 is 3 a
2 is 4 country
3 a 4 country
4 country 5 preacher
4 country 6 going
6 going 7 to
7 to 8 labor
8 labor 10 a
9 at 10 a
10 a 11 protracted
11 protracted 12 meeting
12 meeting 13 .

the next object passing townward is a butcher 's cart canopied with its arch of snow-white cotton . 
1 the 2 next
2 next 4 passing
3 object 4 passing
4 passing 5 townward
5 townward 6 is
5 townward 7 a
7 a 8 butcher
7 a 9 's
9 's 10 cart
9 's 11 canopied
11 canopied 12 with
12 with 13 its
12 with 14 arch
14 arch 15 of
15 of 16 snow-white
16 snow-white 17 cotton
17 cotton 18 .

see , there , a man trundling a wheelbarrow-load of lobsters . 
1 see 2 ,
2 , 3 there
3 there 4 ,
4 , 5 a
5 a 6 man
5 a 7 trundling
6 man 7 trundling
7 trundling 8 a
7 trundling 9 wheelbarrow-load
9 wheelbarrow-load 10 of
9 wheelbarrow-load 11 lobsters
10 of 11 lobsters
11 lobsters 12 .

but let all these pay their toll and pass . 
1 but 3 all
2 let 3 all
3 all 5 pay
4 these 5 pay
5 pay 6 their
5 pay 7 toll
7 toll 8 and
8 and 9 pass
9 pass 10 .

but methinks her blushing cheek burns through the snowy veil . 
1 but 2 methinks
2 methinks 11 .
3 her 4 blushing
4 blushing 5 cheek
5 cheek 6 burns
6 burns 7 through
7 through 8 the
8 the 9 snowy
9 snowy 10 veil
10 veil 11 .

another white-robed virgin sits in front . 
1 another 2 white-robed
2 white-robed 3 virgin
2 white-robed 4 sits
4 sits 5 in
4 sits 6 front
6 front 7 .

and who are these on whom , and on all that [appertains] [to] [them] , the dust of earth seems never to have settled ? 
1 and 2 who
2 who 4 these
3 are 4 these
4 these 5 on
4 these 6 whom
5 on 6 whom
6 whom 7 ,
6 whom 8 and
8 and 10 all
9 on 10 all
10 all 11 that
11 that 15 ,
15 , 16 the
16 the 17 dust
16 the 18 of
18 of 19 earth
18 of 20 seems
19 earth 20 seems
20 seems 21 never
20 seems 22 to
22 to 23 have
23 have 24 settled
24 settled 25 ?

two lovers whom the priest has blessed this blessed morn and sent them forth , with one of the [bride-maids] , on the matrimonial tour . 
1 two 2 lovers
2 lovers 23 the
3 whom 4 the
4 the 5 priest
4 the 6 has
5 priest 6 has
6 has 7 blessed
6 has 8 this
8 this 9 blessed
9 blessed 10 morn
9 blessed 11 and
11 and 12 sent
11 and 13 them
13 them 14 forth
13 them 15 ,
15 , 16 with
16 with 17 one
17 one 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 21 ,
21 , 22 on
22 on 23 the
23 the 24 matrimonial
24 matrimonial 26 .
25 tour 26 .

take my blessing too , ye happy ones ! 
1 take 2 my
2 my 4 too
3 blessing 4 too
4 too 6 ye
5 , 6 ye
6 ye 8 ones
7 happy 8 ones
8 ones 9 !

may the sky not frown upon you nor clouds bedew you with their chill and sullen rain ! 
1 may 2 the
2 the 3 sky
2 the 4 not
3 sky 4 not
4 not 5 frown
5 frown 6 upon
6 upon 7 you
6 upon 8 nor
8 nor 10 bedew
9 clouds 10 bedew
10 bedew 11 you
11 you 12 with
12 with 13 their
13 their 14 chill
14 chill 15 and
15 and 16 sullen
16 sullen 18 !
17 rain 18 !

may the hot sun kindle no fever in your hearts ! 
1 may 2 the
2 the 4 sun
3 hot 4 sun
4 sun 5 kindle
5 kindle 6 no
6 no 7 fever
6 no 8 in
8 in 10 hearts
9 your 10 hearts
10 hearts 11 !

in a close carriage sits a fragile figure muffled carefully and shrinking even from the mild breath of summer . 
1 in 2 a
2 a 3 close
2 a 4 carriage
4 carriage 5 sits
5 sits 6 a
5 sits 7 fragile
6 a 7 fragile
7 fragile 8 figure
7 fragile 9 muffled
8 figure 9 muffled
9 muffled 10 carefully
9 muffled 11 and
11 and 13 even
12 shrinking 13 even
13 even 15 the
14 from 15 the
15 the 16 mild
15 the 17 breath
16 mild 17 breath
17 breath 18 of
18 of 19 summer
19 summer 20 .

she leans against a manly form , and his arm enfolds her as if to guard his treasure from some enemy . 
1 she 2 leans
2 leans 3 against
3 against 4 a
4 a 6 form
5 manly 6 form
6 form 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 his
9 his 10 arm
10 arm 11 enfolds
10 arm 12 her
12 her 13 as
12 her 14 if
14 if 15 to
15 to 17 his
16 guard 17 his
17 his 18 treasure
17 his 19 from
18 treasure 19 from
19 from 20 some
19 from 21 enemy
21 enemy 22 .

and now has [morning] gathered up her [dewy] pearls and fled away . 
1 and 2 now
1 and 3 has
3 has 5 gathered
5 gathered 6 up
6 up 7 her
7 her 10 and
9 pearls 10 and
10 and 11 fled
11 fled 12 away
12 away 13 .

the sun rolls blazing through the sky , and cannot find a cloud to cool his face with . 
1 the 2 sun
2 sun 3 rolls
2 sun 4 blazing
4 blazing 5 through
5 through 6 the
6 the 7 sky
7 sky 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 cannot
10 cannot 11 find
11 find 13 cloud
12 a 13 cloud
13 cloud 14 to
13 cloud 15 cool
15 cool 16 his
15 cool 17 face
17 face 19 .
18 with 19 .

the horses toil sluggishly along the bridge , and heave their glistening sides in short quick pantings when the reins are tightened at the toll-house . 
1 the 2 horses
2 horses 3 toil
2 horses 4 sluggishly
4 sluggishly 5 along
4 sluggishly 6 the
6 the 7 bridge
7 bridge 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 heave
10 heave 11 their
11 their 12 glistening
12 glistening 14 in
13 sides 14 in
14 in 15 short
15 short 16 quick
15 short 17 pantings
16 quick 17 pantings
17 pantings 18 when
17 pantings 19 the
19 the 20 reins
20 reins 21 are
21 are 23 at
22 tightened 23 at
23 at 24 the
23 at 25 toll-house
25 toll-house 26 .

glisten , too , the faces of the travellers . 
1 glisten 2 ,
2 , 3 too
3 too 4 ,
4 , 5 the
5 the 6 faces
6 faces 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 travellers
9 travellers 10 .

no air is stirring on the road . 
1 no 2 air
2 air 4 stirring
3 is 4 stirring
4 stirring 6 the
5 on 6 the
6 the 7 road
7 road 8 .

nature dares draw no breath lest she should inhale a stifling cloud of dust . 
1 nature 2 dares
2 dares 3 draw
2 dares 4 no
4 no 5 breath
4 no 6 lest
5 breath 6 lest
6 lest 7 she
7 she 8 should
7 she 9 inhale
9 inhale 10 a
10 a 11 stifling
11 stifling 12 cloud
12 cloud 13 of
12 cloud 14 dust
13 of 14 dust
14 dust 15 .

" awful hot ! 
1 " 2 awful
2 awful 3 hot
2 awful 4 !

dreadful dusty ! " answers the sympathetic toll-gatherer . 
1 dreadful 2 dusty
2 dusty 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 answers
5 answers 6 the
6 the 7 sympathetic
7 sympathetic 8 toll-gatherer
8 toll-gatherer 9 .

yes , old friend , and a quiet heart will make a dog-day temperate . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 3 old
3 old 4 friend
3 old 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 a
7 a 8 quiet
8 quiet 9 heart
8 quiet 10 will
9 heart 10 will
10 will 11 make
11 make 12 a
12 a 13 dog-day
13 dog-day 14 temperate
14 temperate 15 .

and as the wayfarer makes ready to resume his journey he tells him a sovereign remedy for blistered feet . 
1 and 2 as
2 as 3 the
2 as 4 wayfarer
4 wayfarer 5 makes
5 makes 6 ready
6 ready 7 to
7 to 8 resume
8 resume 9 his
8 resume 10 journey
9 his 10 journey
10 journey 12 tells
11 he 12 tells
12 tells 13 him
13 him 14 a
14 a 15 sovereign
14 a 16 remedy
16 remedy 17 for
17 for 18 blistered
18 blistered 19 feet
19 feet 20 .

now comes the noontide hour of all the hours , nearest akin to midnight , for each has its own calmness and repose . 
1 now 2 comes
2 comes 3 the
3 the 5 hour
4 noontide 5 hour
5 hour 6 of
6 of 8 the
7 all 8 the
8 the 9 hours
9 hours 10 ,
9 hours 11 nearest
11 nearest 12 akin
11 nearest 13 to
12 akin 13 to
13 to 14 midnight
13 to 15 ,
14 midnight 15 ,
15 , 17 each
16 for 17 each
17 each 18 has
18 has 19 its
18 has 20 own
20 own 22 and
21 calmness 22 and
22 and 23 repose
23 repose 24 .

meanwhile , on both sides of the chasm a throng of impatient travellers fret and fume . 
1 meanwhile 2 ,
2 , 4 both
3 on 4 both
4 both 6 of
5 sides 6 of
6 of 7 the
6 of 8 chasm
7 the 8 chasm
8 chasm 9 a
8 chasm 10 throng
10 throng 11 of
10 throng 12 impatient
11 of 12 impatient
12 impatient 13 travellers
12 impatient 14 fret
14 fret 16 fume
15 and 16 fume
16 fume 17 .

and what are the haughtiest of us but the ephemeral aristocrats of a summer 's day ? 
1 and 2 what
2 what 3 are
3 are 4 the
4 the 5 haughtiest
5 haughtiest 6 of
6 of 7 us
7 us 9 the
8 but 9 the
9 the 10 ephemeral
9 the 11 aristocrats
11 aristocrats 12 of
12 of 13 a
13 a 14 summer
13 a 15 's
15 's 17 ?
16 day 17 ?

what miracle shall set all things right again ? 
1 what 2 miracle
2 miracle 3 shall
2 miracle 4 set
4 set 5 all
4 set 6 things
6 things 7 right
7 right 8 again
8 again 9 ?

the sage old man ! 
1 the 2 sage
2 sage 3 old
3 old 4 man
3 old 5 !

strollers come from the town to quaff the freshening breeze . 
1 strollers 2 come
2 come 3 from
3 from 4 the
4 the 5 town
5 town 6 to
5 town 7 quaff
6 to 7 quaff
7 quaff 8 the
8 the 9 freshening
9 freshening 10 breeze
10 breeze 11 .

one or two let down long lines and haul up flapping flounders or cunners or small cod , or perhaps an eel . 
1 one 2 or
2 or 3 two
3 two 4 let
4 let 5 down
4 let 6 long
6 long 8 and
7 lines 8 and
8 and 9 haul
8 and 10 up
10 up 11 flapping
11 flapping 13 or
12 flounders 13 or
13 or 14 cunners
13 or 15 or
15 or 16 small
15 or 17 cod
17 cod 18 ,
18 , 19 or
19 or 20 perhaps
20 perhaps 21 an
20 perhaps 22 eel
22 eel 23 .

the horses now tramp heavily along the bridge and wistfully bethink them of their stables . 
1 the 2 horses
1 the 4 tramp
2 horses 3 now
4 tramp 5 heavily
5 heavily 6 along
5 heavily 7 the
7 the 9 and
8 bridge 9 and
9 and 10 wistfully
9 and 11 bethink
11 bethink 12 them
12 them 13 of
13 of 14 their
14 their 15 stables
15 stables 16 .

[the] [vision] [of] [the] [fountain] [.] 

at fifteen [i] became a resident in a country village more than a hundred miles [from] [home] . 
1 at 2 fifteen
2 fifteen 18 .
4 became 5 a
5 a 6 resident
6 resident 8 a
7 in 8 a
8 a 9 country
8 a 10 village
10 village 11 more
11 more 13 a
12 than 13 a
13 a 14 hundred
14 hundred 15 miles
15 miles 18 .

the ground was rocky , uneven , overgrown with bushes and clumps of young saplings and traversed only by cattle-paths . 
1 the 2 ground
1 the 5 ,
2 ground 3 was
4 rocky 5 ,
5 , 6 uneven
6 uneven 8 overgrown
7 , 8 overgrown
8 overgrown 9 with
9 with 10 bushes
10 bushes 11 and
11 and 12 clumps
12 clumps 13 of
12 clumps 15 saplings
13 of 14 young
15 saplings 21 .
16 and 17 traversed
17 traversed 19 by
18 only 19 by
19 by 20 cattle-paths
20 cattle-paths 21 .

one solitary sunbeam found its way down and played like a goldfish in the water . 
1 one 2 solitary
2 solitary 3 sunbeam
3 sunbeam 4 found
3 sunbeam 5 its
5 its 6 way
6 way 8 and
7 down 8 and
8 and 9 played
9 played 10 like
9 played 11 a
11 a 12 goldfish
12 goldfish 13 in
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 water
15 water 16 .

from [my] childhood [i] [have] [loved] to gaze into a spring . 
1 from 7 to
3 childhood 7 to
7 to 12 .
8 gaze 9 into
9 into 10 a
10 a 11 spring
11 spring 12 .

the bottom was covered with coarse sand , which sparkled in the lonely sunbeam and seemed to illuminate the spring with an unborrowed light . 
1 the 2 bottom
2 bottom 3 was
3 was 4 covered
4 covered 5 with
5 with 7 sand
6 coarse 7 sand
7 sand 8 ,
8 , 9 which
9 which 10 sparkled
10 sparkled 11 in
11 in 12 the
12 the 14 sunbeam
13 lonely 14 sunbeam
14 sunbeam 15 and
14 sunbeam 16 seemed
16 seemed 17 to
16 seemed 18 illuminate
18 illuminate 19 the
19 the 21 with
20 spring 21 with
21 with 22 an
21 with 23 unborrowed
22 an 23 unborrowed
23 unborrowed 24 light
24 light 25 .

in one spot the gush of the water violently agitated the sand , but without obscuring the fountain or breaking the glassiness of its surface . 
1 in 2 one
2 one 3 spot
3 spot 4 the
4 the 5 gush
4 the 6 of
6 of 7 the
6 of 8 water
8 water 9 violently
8 water 10 agitated
10 agitated 11 the
10 agitated 12 sand
12 sand 13 ,
13 , 14 but
13 , 15 without
15 without 17 the
16 obscuring 17 the
17 the 18 fountain
17 the 19 or
18 fountain 19 or
19 or 21 the
20 breaking 21 the
21 the 22 glassiness
21 the 23 of
23 of 24 its
24 its 25 surface
25 surface 26 .

wherever she laid her hands on grass and flowers , they would immediately be moist , as with morning dew . 
1 wherever 2 she
2 she 3 laid
3 laid 4 her
4 her 5 hands
5 hands 6 on
6 on 8 and
7 grass 8 and
8 and 9 flowers
8 and 10 ,
9 flowers 10 ,
10 , 11 they
11 they 12 would
12 would 14 be
13 immediately 14 be
14 be 15 moist
14 be 16 ,
16 , 18 with
17 as 18 with
18 with 19 morning
19 morning 20 dew
20 dew 21 .

they were the reflection of my own . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 3 the
3 the 4 reflection
4 reflection 5 of
5 of 6 my
6 my 7 own
7 own 8 .

the vision had the aspect of a fair young girl with locks of paly gold . 
1 the 2 vision
1 the 3 had
3 had 4 the
4 the 5 aspect
5 aspect 6 of
6 of 8 fair
7 a 8 fair
8 fair 9 young
8 fair 10 girl
10 girl 11 with
10 girl 12 locks
11 with 12 locks
12 locks 13 of
12 locks 14 paly
13 of 14 paly
14 paly 15 gold
15 gold 16 .

through the dim [rosiness] of the cheeks [i] could see the brown leaves , the slimy twigs , the acorns and the sparkling sand . 
1 through 2 the
2 the 3 dim
3 dim 5 of
5 of 7 cheeks
6 the 7 cheeks
7 cheeks 21 and
9 could 10 see
10 see 11 the
11 the 13 leaves
12 brown 13 leaves
13 leaves 14 ,
13 leaves 15 the
14 , 15 the
15 the 16 slimy
15 the 17 twigs
17 twigs 18 ,
18 , 19 the
19 the 20 acorns
20 acorns 21 and
21 and 22 the
22 the 24 sand
23 sparkling 24 sand
24 sand 25 .

the solitary sunbeam was diffused among the golden hair , which melted into its faint brightness and became a glory round that head so beautiful . 
1 the 3 sunbeam
2 solitary 3 sunbeam
3 sunbeam 4 was
3 sunbeam 5 diffused
4 was 5 diffused
5 diffused 6 among
6 among 8 golden
7 the 8 golden
8 golden 9 hair
8 golden 10 ,
10 , 11 which
11 which 13 into
12 melted 13 into
13 into 14 its
13 into 15 faint
14 its 15 faint
15 faint 16 brightness
15 faint 17 and
16 brightness 17 and
17 and 18 became
18 became 19 a
18 became 20 glory
19 a 20 glory
20 glory 21 round
20 glory 22 that
22 that 23 head
22 that 24 so
24 so 26 .
25 beautiful 26 .

my description can give no idea how suddenly the fountain was thus tenanted and how soon it was left desolate . 
1 my 2 description
2 description 4 give
3 can 4 give
4 give 5 no
5 no 6 idea
5 no 7 how
6 idea 7 how
7 how 8 suddenly
7 how 9 the
8 suddenly 9 the
9 the 11 was
10 fountain 11 was
11 was 12 thus
11 was 13 tenanted
13 tenanted 14 and
14 and 15 how
14 and 16 soon
16 soon 17 it
16 soon 18 was
17 it 18 was
18 was 20 desolate
19 left 20 desolate
20 desolate 21 .

i breathed , and there was the face ; [i] held my breath , and it was gone . 
1 i 2 breathed
2 breathed 3 ,
3 , 4 and
4 and 6 was
4 and 11 held
5 there 6 was
6 was 7 the
7 the 8 face
8 face 9 ;
11 held 13 breath
12 my 13 breath
13 breath 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 it
16 it 17 was
17 was 19 .
18 gone 19 .

had it passed away or faded into nothing ? 
1 had 2 it
2 it 3 passed
2 it 4 away
4 away 5 or
4 away 6 faded
5 or 6 faded
6 faded 7 into
7 into 8 nothing
7 into 9 ?
8 nothing 9 ?

i doubted whether it had ever been . 
1 i 2 doubted
2 doubted 3 whether
2 doubted 4 it
3 whether 4 it
4 it 5 had
4 it 6 ever
6 ever 7 been
6 ever 8 .
7 been 8 .

my sweet readers , what a dreamy and [delicious] [hour] [did] [i] spend where that vision found and left me ! 
1 my 2 sweet
2 sweet 3 readers
3 readers 4 ,
4 , 6 a
5 what 6 a
6 a 7 dreamy
7 dreamy 8 and
8 and 20 me
13 spend 15 that
14 where 15 that
15 that 17 found
16 vision 17 found
17 found 18 and
18 and 19 left
19 left 20 me
20 me 21 !

thus have [i] [often] started from a pleasant dream , and then kept quiet in hopes to wile it back . 
1 thus 21 .
2 have 10 ,
5 started 7 a
6 from 7 a
7 a 8 pleasant
8 pleasant 9 dream
9 dream 10 ,
10 , 11 and
10 , 15 in
11 and 12 then
11 and 13 kept
13 kept 14 quiet
15 in 16 hopes
15 in 17 to
17 to 18 wile
17 to 19 it
19 it 20 back
19 it 21 .

deep were my musings as to the race and [attributes] of that ethereal being . 
1 deep 2 were
2 were 3 my
2 were 4 musings
4 musings 5 as
5 as 6 to
5 as 7 the
7 the 8 race
8 race 9 and
9 and 11 of
11 of 12 that
12 that 13 ethereal
13 ethereal 15 .
14 being 15 .

had [i] created her ? 
1 had 3 created
3 created 5 ?
4 her 5 ?

was she the daughter of my fancy , akin to those strange shapes which peep under the lids of children 's eyes ? 
1 was 2 she
2 she 3 the
3 the 4 daughter
3 the 5 of
5 of 7 fancy
6 my 7 fancy
7 fancy 8 ,
8 , 9 akin
8 , 10 to
10 to 11 those
10 to 12 strange
11 those 12 strange
12 strange 13 shapes
12 strange 14 which
13 shapes 14 which
14 which 15 peep
14 which 16 under
15 peep 16 under
16 under 17 the
16 under 18 lids
17 the 18 lids
18 lids 19 of
19 of 20 children
19 of 21 's
21 's 22 eyes
22 eyes 23 ?

and did her beauty gladden me for that one moment and then die ? 
1 and 2 did
1 and 3 her
3 her 5 gladden
4 beauty 5 gladden
5 gladden 6 me
6 me 7 for
7 for 8 that
8 that 9 one
9 one 10 moment
10 moment 11 and
10 moment 12 then
11 and 12 then
12 then 13 die
12 then 14 ?

i watched and waited , but no vision came again . 
1 i 2 watched
2 watched 3 and
2 watched 4 waited
4 waited 5 ,
5 , 6 but
6 but 7 no
7 no 8 vision
8 vision 10 again
9 came 10 again
10 again 11 .

i departed , but with a spell upon me which drew me back that same afternoon to the haunted spring . 
1 i 2 departed
2 departed 3 ,
3 , 4 but
4 but 5 with
5 with 6 a
6 a 7 spell
6 a 8 upon
8 upon 9 me
8 upon 10 which
10 which 12 me
11 drew 12 me
12 me 13 back
12 me 14 that
14 that 15 same
14 that 16 afternoon
15 same 16 afternoon
16 afternoon 18 the
17 to 18 the
18 the 19 haunted
18 the 20 spring
20 spring 21 .

there was the water gushing , the sand sparkling and the sunbeam glimmering . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 5 gushing
4 water 5 gushing
5 gushing 6 ,
6 , 7 the
7 the 8 sand
8 sand 9 sparkling
9 sparkling 10 and
10 and 11 the
11 the 12 sunbeam
12 sunbeam 13 glimmering
13 glimmering 14 .

methought he had a [devilish] look . 
1 methought 2 he
2 he 3 had
3 had 4 a
4 a 7 .
6 look 7 .

i could have slain him as an enchanter who kept the mysterious beauty imprisoned in the fountain . 
1 i 2 could
2 could 3 have
2 could 4 slain
3 have 4 slain
4 slain 5 him
4 slain 6 as
6 as 7 an
6 as 8 enchanter
8 enchanter 10 kept
9 who 10 kept
10 kept 12 mysterious
11 the 12 mysterious
12 mysterious 13 beauty
12 mysterious 14 imprisoned
13 beauty 14 imprisoned
14 imprisoned 15 in
14 imprisoned 16 the
16 the 17 fountain
17 fountain 18 .

sad and heavy , [i] was returning to the village . 
1 sad 2 and
2 and 3 heavy
3 heavy 4 ,
4 , 6 was
6 was 7 returning
7 returning 8 to
8 to 9 the
9 the 10 village
10 village 11 .

i was admiring the picture when the shape of a young girl emerged from behind the clump of oaks . 
1 i 2 was
1 i 4 the
2 was 3 admiring
4 the 9 of
5 picture 6 when
6 when 7 the
7 the 8 shape
8 shape 9 of
9 of 10 a
10 a 11 young
11 young 12 girl
11 young 13 emerged
13 emerged 14 from
14 from 16 the
15 behind 16 the
16 the 17 clump
16 the 18 of
18 of 19 oaks
19 oaks 20 .

how could [i] ever reach her [?] 
1 how 2 could
2 could 4 ever
4 ever 6 her
5 reach 6 her

while [i] [gazed] a sudden [shower] [came] pattering down [upon] the leaves . 
1 while 4 a
4 a 8 pattering
5 sudden 8 pattering
8 pattering 13 .
9 down 11 the
11 the 12 leaves
12 leaves 13 .

a [rainbow] vivid as [niagara] 's was painted in the air . 
1 a 3 vivid
3 vivid 10 the
4 as 9 in
6 's 7 was
7 was 8 painted
8 painted 9 in
9 in 10 the
10 the 12 .
11 air 12 .

when the rainbow vanished , she who had seemed a part of it was no longer there . 
1 when 2 the
2 the 3 rainbow
3 rainbow 14 was
4 vanished 5 ,
5 , 6 she
6 she 8 had
7 who 8 had
8 had 9 seemed
8 had 10 a
10 a 11 part
11 part 12 of
12 of 13 it
13 it 14 was
14 was 18 .
15 no 16 longer
16 longer 17 there
17 there 18 .

was her existence [absorbed] in nature 's loveliest phenomenon , and did her pure frame [dissolve] away in the varied light [?] 
1 was 2 her
2 her 3 existence
3 existence 5 in
5 in 10 ,
6 nature 8 loveliest
7 's 8 loveliest
8 loveliest 9 phenomenon
8 loveliest 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 did
12 did 14 pure
13 her 14 pure
14 pure 15 frame
15 frame 17 away
17 away 18 in
18 in 19 the
19 the 20 varied
20 varied 21 light

yet [i] [would] not despair of her return , for , robed in the rainbow , she was the emblem of [hope] . 
1 yet 18 was
4 not 6 of
5 despair 6 of
6 of 7 her
6 of 8 return
8 return 9 ,
9 , 10 for
10 for 11 ,
11 , 12 robed
12 robed 13 in
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 rainbow
15 rainbow 16 ,
16 , 17 she
17 she 18 was
18 was 19 the
19 the 20 emblem
20 emblem 21 of
21 of 23 .

thus did the vision leave me , and many a doleful day succeeded to the parting moment . 
1 thus 2 did
2 did 3 the
2 did 4 vision
3 the 4 vision
4 vision 5 leave
4 vision 6 me
6 me 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 many
9 many 10 a
10 a 12 day
11 doleful 12 day
12 day 13 succeeded
13 succeeded 14 to
14 to 15 the
15 the 16 parting
16 parting 18 .
17 moment 18 .

weeks came and went , months rolled away , and she appeared not in them . 
1 weeks 2 came
2 came 3 and
2 came 4 went
4 went 5 ,
5 , 6 months
5 , 7 rolled
7 rolled 8 away
8 away 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 she
11 she 12 appeared
12 appeared 14 in
13 not 14 in
14 in 15 them
14 in 16 .
15 them 16 .

i withdrew into an inner world where my thoughts lived and breathed , and the vision in the midst of them . 
1 i 2 withdrew
2 withdrew 3 into
2 withdrew 4 an
3 into 4 an
4 an 6 world
5 inner 6 world
6 world 7 where
6 world 8 my
7 where 8 my
8 my 10 lived
9 thoughts 10 lived
10 lived 11 and
10 lived 12 breathed
11 and 12 breathed
12 breathed 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 the
14 and 16 vision
16 vision 17 in
17 in 18 the
17 in 19 midst
18 the 19 midst
19 midst 20 of
20 of 21 them
21 them 22 .

in the middle of [january] [i] was summoned home . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 3 middle
3 middle 4 of
4 of 7 was
7 was 8 summoned
7 was 10 .
8 summoned 9 home
8 summoned 10 .

most of the day was spent in preparing for the journey , which was to commence at four o'clock the next morning . 
1 most 2 of
2 of 3 the
3 the 4 day
4 day 5 was
5 was 6 spent
6 spent 7 in
7 in 9 for
8 preparing 9 for
9 for 10 the
10 the 11 journey
10 the 12 ,
12 , 13 which
12 , 14 was
14 was 15 to
14 was 16 commence
16 commence 17 at
17 at 18 four
18 four 19 o'clock
19 o'clock 21 next
20 the 21 next
21 next 22 morning
21 next 23 .

a gust of wind blew out my lamp as [i] passed [through] the entry . 
1 a 2 gust
2 gust 3 of
3 of 4 wind
3 of 5 blew
5 blew 6 out
5 blew 7 my
7 my 8 lamp
8 lamp 15 .
9 as 14 entry
11 passed 13 the
13 the 14 entry
14 entry 15 .

there was no light except the little that came sullenly from two half-burnt brands , without even glimmering on the andirons . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 4 light
3 no 4 light
4 light 5 except
5 except 6 the
5 except 7 little
7 little 9 came
8 that 9 came
9 came 10 sullenly
10 sullenly 11 from
10 sullenly 12 two
11 from 12 two
12 two 13 half-burnt
13 half-burnt 14 brands
13 half-burnt 15 ,
15 , 16 without
16 without 17 even
17 even 18 glimmering
18 glimmering 19 on
19 on 20 the
20 the 21 andirons
21 andirons 22 .

i noticed that there was less room than usual to-night between the collegian 's chair and mine . 
1 i 2 noticed
2 noticed 3 that
3 that 4 there
4 there 5 was
5 was 6 less
5 was 7 room
7 room 8 than
7 room 9 usual
9 usual 10 to-night
9 usual 11 between
11 between 12 the
12 the 13 collegian
13 collegian 14 's
14 's 15 chair
15 chair 16 and
16 and 17 mine
17 mine 18 .

as people are always taciturn in the dark , not a word was said for some time after my entrance . 
1 as 2 people
2 people 3 are
2 people 4 always
3 are 4 always
4 always 5 taciturn
5 taciturn 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 dark
8 dark 9 ,
9 , 10 not
10 not 11 a
11 a 12 word
12 word 13 was
13 was 14 said
14 said 15 for
14 said 16 some
15 for 16 some
16 some 18 after
17 time 18 after
18 after 19 my
19 my 20 entrance
20 entrance 21 .

nothing broke the stillness but the regular click of the matron 's knitting-needles . 
1 nothing 2 broke
2 broke 3 the
2 broke 4 stillness
3 the 4 stillness
4 stillness 5 but
5 but 6 the
6 the 7 regular
7 regular 8 click
8 click 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 matron
11 matron 12 's
12 's 13 knitting-needles
13 knitting-needles 14 .

were we not like ghosts ? 
1 were 2 we
2 we 4 like
3 not 4 like
4 like 6 ?
5 ghosts 6 ?

we were aware of each other 's presence , not by sight nor sound nor touch , but by an inward consciousness . 
1 we 2 were
2 were 4 of
3 aware 4 of
4 of 5 each
4 of 6 other
5 each 6 other
6 other 7 's
6 other 8 presence
8 presence 9 ,
9 , 11 by
10 not 11 by
11 by 12 sight
11 by 13 nor
13 nor 15 nor
14 sound 15 nor
15 nor 17 ,
16 touch 17 ,
17 , 18 but
18 but 19 by
19 by 20 an
20 an 21 inward
20 an 22 consciousness
22 consciousness 23 .

would it not be so among the dead ? 
1 would 2 it
2 it 4 be
3 not 4 be
4 be 5 so
5 so 6 among
5 so 7 the
7 the 8 dead
7 the 9 ?

the silence was interrupted by the consumptive daughter addressing a remark to some one in the circle whom she called [rachel] . 
1 the 2 silence
2 silence 3 was
2 silence 4 interrupted
4 interrupted 5 by
5 by 6 the
6 the 7 consumptive
7 consumptive 8 daughter
8 daughter 9 addressing
9 addressing 10 a
10 a 11 remark
11 remark 12 to
12 to 13 some
13 some 14 one
14 one 15 in
15 in 17 circle
16 the 17 circle
17 circle 18 whom
17 circle 19 she
19 she 20 called
19 she 22 .

had [i] [ever] heard that [sweet] , [low] [tone] ? 
1 had 4 heard
4 heard 5 that
5 that 7 ,
7 , 10 ?

whom had my heart recognized , that it throbbed so ? 
1 whom 2 had
2 had 3 my
2 had 4 heart
4 heart 5 recognized
4 heart 6 ,
6 , 7 that
7 that 8 it
8 it 9 throbbed
9 throbbed 10 so
10 so 11 ?

i listened to catch her gentle breathing , and strove by the intensity of my gaze to picture forth a shape where none was visible . 
1 i 2 listened
1 i 3 to
3 to 4 catch
4 catch 5 her
5 her 6 gentle
5 her 7 breathing
7 breathing 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 10 strove
10 strove 11 by
11 by 12 the
12 the 13 intensity
13 intensity 14 of
14 of 15 my
15 my 16 gaze
15 my 17 to
16 gaze 17 to
17 to 18 picture
17 to 19 forth
18 picture 19 forth
19 forth 21 shape
20 a 21 shape
21 shape 22 where
21 shape 23 none
23 none 25 visible
24 was 25 visible
25 visible 26 .

she knew me . 
1 she 2 knew
2 knew 4 .
3 me 4 .

fair ladies , there is nothing more to tell . 
1 fair 2 ladies
2 ladies 3 ,
3 , 4 there
3 , 5 is
5 is 6 nothing
6 nothing 7 more
7 more 8 to
8 to 9 tell
9 tell 10 .

if [i] [transformed] her [to] [an] angel , it is what every youthful lover does for his mistress . 
1 if 4 her
4 her 7 angel
7 angel 8 ,
8 , 9 it
9 it 10 is
9 it 11 what
10 is 11 what
11 what 12 every
11 what 13 youthful
12 every 13 youthful
13 youthful 14 lover
14 lover 15 does
14 lover 16 for
15 does 16 for
16 for 17 his
17 his 18 mistress
18 mistress 19 .

therein consists the essence of my story . 
1 therein 2 consists
2 consists 3 the
3 the 4 essence
4 essence 5 of
5 of 6 my
6 my 7 story
7 story 8 .

but slight the change , sweet maids , to make angels of yourselves . 
1 but 2 slight
2 slight 14 .
3 the 4 change
3 the 12 of
4 change 5 ,
5 , 6 sweet
5 , 7 maids
6 sweet 7 maids
7 maids 8 ,
8 , 9 to
9 to 10 make
10 make 11 angels
12 of 13 yourselves
12 of 14 .

[fancy's] [show-box] [.] 

a [morality] . 
1 a 3 .

what is [guilt] ? 
1 what 2 is
2 is 4 ?

a stain upon the soul . 
1 a 2 stain
2 stain 3 upon
2 stain 4 the
4 the 5 soul
5 soul 6 .

if this be true , it is a fearful truth . 
1 if 2 this
2 this 3 be
3 be 4 true
3 be 5 ,
5 , 7 is
6 it 7 is
7 is 8 a
8 a 9 fearful
9 fearful 10 truth
10 truth 11 .

let us [illustrate] the subject by an imaginary example . 
1 let 2 us
2 us 4 the
4 the 6 by
5 subject 6 by
6 by 8 imaginary
7 an 8 imaginary
8 imaginary 10 .
9 example 10 .

wine will not always cheer him . 
1 wine 2 will
1 wine 3 not
2 will 3 not
3 not 4 always
4 always 5 cheer
5 cheer 6 him
6 him 7 .

but [mr] [smith] had a shrewd idea that it was [conscience] . 
1 but 4 had
4 had 5 a
5 a 6 shrewd
5 a 7 idea
7 idea 8 that
8 that 9 it
9 it 10 was
10 was 12 .

her eyes she could not lift . 
1 her 2 eyes
2 eyes 4 could
3 she 4 could
4 could 5 not
5 not 6 lift
6 lift 7 .

he was the personification of triumphant scorn . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 personification
4 personification 5 of
5 of 6 triumphant
6 triumphant 7 scorn
7 scorn 8 .

mr [smith] was scandalized . 
1 mr 5 .
3 was 4 scandalized
4 scandalized 5 .

" oh , [vile] and slanderous picture ! " he [exclaims] . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 and
5 and 6 slanderous
6 slanderous 7 picture
7 picture 8 !
7 picture 9 "
9 " 10 he
10 he 12 .

" when have [i] triumphed over ruined [innocence] ? 
1 " 2 when
1 " 9 ?
2 when 3 have
5 triumphed 7 ruined
6 over 7 ruined
7 ruined 9 ?

was not [martha] wedded in her teens [to] [david] [tomkins] , who won her girlish love and long enjoyed her affection as a wife ? 
1 was 2 not
1 was 5 in
2 not 4 wedded
5 in 6 her
6 her 7 teens
7 teens 11 ,
11 , 12 who
12 who 13 won
13 won 14 her
14 her 15 girlish
15 girlish 17 and
16 love 17 and
17 and 18 long
18 long 20 her
19 enjoyed 20 her
20 her 21 affection
20 her 22 as
22 as 23 a
22 as 24 wife
23 a 24 wife
24 wife 25 ?

and ever since his death she has lived a reputable widow ! " 
1 and 2 ever
2 ever 3 since
3 since 4 his
4 his 5 death
5 death 7 has
6 she 7 has
7 has 8 lived
8 lived 9 a
9 a 10 reputable
10 reputable 11 widow
11 widow 12 !
11 widow 13 "
12 ! 13 "

though not [a] [death-blow] , the torture was extreme . 
1 though 2 not
2 not 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 7 torture
7 torture 8 was
8 was 10 .
9 extreme 10 .

the exhibition proceeded . 
1 the 2 exhibition
2 exhibition 3 proceeded
3 proceeded 4 .

there had been [mirth] and revelry [until] the hand of the clock stood just at midnight , [when] [murder] stepped [between] the boon-companions . 
1 there 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 5 and
5 and 12 clock
6 revelry 11 the
8 the 9 hand
9 hand 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 clock
12 clock 20 stepped
13 stood 14 just
14 just 15 at
15 at 16 midnight
16 midnight 17 ,
17 , 20 stepped
20 stepped 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 boon-companions 24 .

the murdered youth wore the features of [edward] [spencer] . 
1 the 2 murdered
2 murdered 3 youth
3 youth 4 wore
4 wore 5 the
5 the 6 features
6 features 7 of
7 of 10 .

" what does this rascal of a painter mean ? " cries [mr] [smith] , provoked beyond all patience . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 this
3 does 4 this
4 this 5 rascal
5 rascal 6 of
6 of 7 a
6 of 8 painter
8 painter 10 ?
9 mean 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 cries
12 cries 15 ,
15 , 16 provoked
16 provoked 20 .
17 beyond 19 patience
18 all 19 patience
19 patience 20 .

" [edward] [spencer] was [my] earliest and dearest friend , true to me as [i] to him through more than [half] a century . 
1 " 4 was
4 was 6 earliest
6 earliest 7 and
7 and 8 dearest
8 dearest 10 ,
8 dearest 24 .
9 friend 10 ,
10 , 11 true
11 true 12 to
12 to 13 me
13 me 14 as
14 as 16 to
16 to 17 him
17 him 18 through
19 more 20 than
20 than 22 a
22 a 23 century
23 century 24 .

neither [i] [nor] [any] [other] [ever] murdered him . 
1 neither 7 murdered
1 neither 8 him
8 him 9 .

the pain was quite excruciating . 
1 the 2 pain
2 pain 3 was
2 pain 4 quite
4 quite 5 excruciating
4 quite 6 .
5 excruciating 6 .

" really , [this] puzzles me ! " quoth [mr] [smith] , with the [irony] of conscious [rectitude] . 
1 " 2 really
2 really 3 ,
3 , 9 quoth
5 puzzles 6 me
6 me 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 quoth
9 quoth 14 the
12 , 13 with
12 , 14 the
14 the 16 of
16 of 19 .
17 conscious 19 .

" asking pardon of the painter , [i] pronounce him a fool as well as a scandalous knave . 
1 " 2 asking
1 " 3 pardon
3 pardon 5 the
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 painter
5 the 7 ,
7 , 9 pronounce
9 pronounce 10 him
10 him 11 a
11 a 12 fool
12 fool 13 as
13 as 14 well
14 well 15 as
15 as 16 a
16 a 17 scandalous
17 scandalous 18 knave
18 knave 19 .

a man of my standing in the world to be robbing little children of their clothes ! 
1 a 2 man
2 man 3 of
3 of 4 my
3 of 5 standing
5 standing 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 world
7 the 9 to
9 to 10 be
10 be 12 little
11 robbing 12 little
12 little 13 children
12 little 14 of
13 children 14 of
14 of 15 their
14 of 16 clothes
15 their 16 clothes
16 clothes 17 !

ridiculous ! " 
1 ridiculous 2 !
2 ! 3 "

but [while] he spoke [memory] had searched her fatal volume and found a page which with her sad calm voice she poured into his ear . 
1 but 3 he
1 but 6 had
3 he 4 spoke
6 had 7 searched
7 searched 8 her
8 her 9 fatal
9 fatal 10 volume
10 volume 26 .
11 and 12 found
12 found 13 a
12 found 14 page
14 page 15 which
15 which 16 with
15 which 17 her
16 with 17 her
17 her 18 sad
17 her 19 calm
18 sad 19 calm
19 calm 21 she
20 voice 21 she
21 she 22 poured
21 she 23 into
23 into 25 ear
24 his 25 ear
25 ear 26 .

it was not altogether inapplicable to the misty scene . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 not
2 was 4 altogether
4 altogether 5 inapplicable
4 altogether 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 misty
8 misty 9 scene
9 scene 10 .

fortunately , before he was quite decided , his claims had turned out nearly as devoid of law as justice . 
1 fortunately 2 ,
2 , 3 before
3 before 4 he
4 he 5 was
5 was 6 quite
6 quite 8 ,
7 decided 8 ,
8 , 10 claims
9 his 10 claims
10 claims 11 had
11 had 12 turned
12 turned 13 out
12 turned 14 nearly
14 nearly 15 as
14 nearly 16 devoid
16 devoid 17 of
17 of 18 law
17 of 19 as
18 law 19 as
19 as 20 justice
20 justice 21 .

even then , however , he sustained an ugly gash . 
1 even 2 then
2 then 4 however
3 , 4 however
4 however 5 ,
4 however 6 he
6 he 7 sustained
6 he 8 an
8 an 10 gash
9 ugly 10 gash
10 gash 11 .

why should we follow [fancy] [through] the whole series of those awful pictures ? 
1 why 2 should
2 should 3 we
3 we 4 follow
4 follow 7 the
7 the 8 whole
8 whole 10 of
9 series 10 of
10 of 11 those
11 those 12 awful
12 awful 13 pictures
13 pictures 14 ?

and could such beings of cloudy fantasy , so near akin to nothingness , give valid evidence against him at the day of judgment ? 
1 and 2 could
2 could 3 such
2 could 4 beings
4 beings 5 of
4 beings 6 cloudy
6 cloudy 8 ,
7 fantasy 8 ,
8 , 9 so
8 , 10 near
9 so 10 near
10 near 11 akin
10 near 12 to
12 to 14 ,
13 nothingness 14 ,
14 , 15 give
14 , 16 valid
16 valid 17 evidence
16 valid 18 against
18 against 19 him
18 against 20 at
20 at 21 the
20 at 22 day
22 day 23 of
23 of 24 judgment
24 judgment 25 ?

yet his heart still seemed to fester with the venom of the dagger . 
1 yet 3 heart
2 his 3 heart
3 heart 5 seemed
4 still 5 seemed
5 seemed 6 to
5 seemed 7 fester
7 fester 9 the
8 with 9 the
9 the 10 venom
9 the 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 dagger
13 dagger 14 .

nevertheless , the unfortunate old gentleman might have argued the matter with [conscience] and [alleged] many reasons wherefore she should not smite him so pitilessly . 
1 nevertheless 2 ,
2 , 3 the
2 , 4 unfortunate
4 unfortunate 5 old
4 unfortunate 6 gentleman
6 gentleman 8 have
7 might 8 have
8 have 9 argued
8 have 10 the
9 argued 10 the
10 the 11 matter
10 the 12 with
11 matter 12 with
12 with 26 .
14 and 16 many
16 many 17 reasons
16 many 18 wherefore
18 wherefore 19 she
18 wherefore 20 should
20 should 21 not
20 should 22 smite
22 smite 23 him
23 him 24 so
24 so 25 pitilessly
25 pitilessly 26 .

were we to take up his cause , it should be somewhat in the following fashion . 
1 were 2 we
2 we 3 to
2 we 4 take
3 to 4 take
4 take 5 up
4 take 6 his
6 his 7 cause
7 cause 8 ,
8 , 9 it
9 it 11 be
10 should 11 be
11 be 12 somewhat
11 be 13 in
13 in 16 fashion
14 the 15 following
15 following 16 fashion
16 fashion 17 .

a scheme of guilt , till it be put in execution , greatly resembles a train of incidents in a projected tale . 
1 a 2 scheme
2 scheme 3 of
2 scheme 4 guilt
3 of 4 guilt
4 guilt 5 ,
4 guilt 6 till
5 , 6 till
6 till 7 it
7 it 8 be
7 it 9 put
8 be 9 put
9 put 10 in
10 in 12 ,
11 execution 12 ,
12 , 13 greatly
12 , 14 resembles
14 resembles 15 a
15 a 16 train
16 train 17 of
17 of 18 incidents
18 incidents 19 in
19 in 20 a
20 a 21 projected
21 projected 23 .
22 tale 23 .

it is not until the crime is accomplished [that] [guilt] [clenches] [its] [gripe] [upon] the guilty heart and claims it for his own . 
1 it 3 not
2 is 3 not
3 not 4 until
4 until 5 the
5 the 7 is
6 crime 7 is
7 is 8 accomplished
8 accomplished 15 the
15 the 16 guilty
16 guilty 17 heart
16 guilty 18 and
18 and 19 claims
18 and 20 it
20 it 21 for
21 for 22 his
22 his 23 own
23 own 24 .

be it considered , also , that men often overestimate their capacity for evil [.] 
1 be 2 it
2 it 3 considered
3 considered 4 ,
4 , 5 also
4 , 6 ,
6 , 8 men
7 that 8 men
8 men 9 often
8 men 10 overestimate
9 often 10 overestimate
10 overestimate 12 capacity
11 their 12 capacity
12 capacity 13 for
12 capacity 14 evil

they knew not what deed it was that they deemed themselves resolved to do . 
1 they 2 knew
2 knew 3 not
2 knew 4 what
4 what 5 deed
5 deed 6 it
5 deed 7 was
7 was 9 they
8 that 9 they
9 they 10 deemed
9 they 11 themselves
10 deemed 11 themselves
11 themselves 12 resolved
12 resolved 14 do
13 to 14 do
14 do 15 .

yet , with the slight fancy-work which we have framed , some sad and awful truths are interwoven . 
1 yet 2 ,
2 , 3 with
3 with 4 the
4 the 5 slight
5 slight 6 fancy-work
6 fancy-work 8 we
7 which 8 we
8 we 9 have
8 we 10 framed
10 framed 11 ,
11 , 13 sad
12 some 13 sad
13 sad 14 and
13 sad 15 awful
14 and 15 awful
15 awful 16 truths
15 awful 17 are
16 truths 17 are
17 are 18 interwoven
18 interwoven 19 .

he must feel that when he shall knock at the gate of heaven no semblance of an unspotted life can entitle him to entrance there . 
1 he 2 must
2 must 4 that
3 feel 4 that
4 that 6 he
5 when 6 he
6 he 7 shall
6 he 8 knock
7 shall 8 knock
8 knock 9 at
8 knock 10 the
10 the 11 gate
10 the 12 of
11 gate 12 of
12 of 13 heaven
12 of 14 no
13 heaven 14 no
14 no 16 of
15 semblance 16 of
16 of 17 an
17 an 18 unspotted
17 an 19 life
19 life 20 can
19 life 21 entitle
20 can 21 entitle
21 entitle 22 him
21 entitle 23 to
23 to 24 entrance
23 to 25 there
25 there 26 .

penitence [must] [kneel] and [mercy] come from the footstool of the throne , or that golden gate will never open . 
1 penitence 4 and
4 and 12 throne
6 come 7 from
7 from 8 the
8 the 9 footstool
9 footstool 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 throne
12 throne 13 ,
13 , 15 that
14 or 15 that
15 that 16 golden
15 that 17 gate
17 gate 18 will
17 gate 19 never
19 never 20 open
19 never 21 .
20 open 21 .

[dr] [.] [heidegger's] [experiment] [.] 

that very [singular] [man] old [dr] [heidegger] [once] invited four venerable friends to meet him in his study . 
1 that 2 very
2 very 5 old
5 old 19 .
9 invited 11 venerable
10 four 11 venerable
11 venerable 12 friends
11 venerable 13 to
12 friends 13 to
13 to 14 meet
13 to 15 him
15 him 17 his
16 in 17 his
17 his 18 study
18 study 19 .

there were three white-bearded gentlemen [mr] [medbourne] , [colonel] [killigrew] [and] [mr] [gascoigne] and a withered gentlewoman whose name was the widow [wycherly] . 
1 there 2 were
2 were 3 three
2 were 4 white-bearded
3 three 4 white-bearded
4 white-bearded 5 gentlemen
5 gentlemen 24 .
8 , 14 and
14 and 15 a
14 and 16 withered
16 withered 17 gentlewoman
16 withered 18 whose
18 whose 19 name
18 whose 20 was
19 name 20 was
20 was 21 the
20 was 22 widow
22 widow 24 .

if all stories were true , [dr] [heidegger] ['s] study must have been a very curious place . 
1 if 2 all
2 all 3 stories
2 all 4 were
4 were 5 true
4 were 6 ,
6 , 10 study
10 study 16 curious
11 must 12 have
12 have 13 been
13 been 14 a
14 a 15 very
15 very 16 curious
16 curious 18 .
17 place 18 .

it was a dim , old-fashioned chamber festooned with cobwebs and besprinkled with antique dust . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 dim
3 a 4 dim
4 dim 5 ,
5 , 7 chamber
6 old-fashioned 7 chamber
7 chamber 8 festooned
7 chamber 9 with
8 festooned 9 with
9 with 10 cobwebs
10 cobwebs 12 besprinkled
11 and 12 besprinkled
12 besprinkled 13 with
13 with 15 dust
14 antique 15 dust
15 dust 16 .

in the obscurest corner of the room stood a tall and narrow oaken closet with its door ajar , within which doubtfully appeared a skeleton . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 3 obscurest
3 obscurest 4 corner
3 obscurest 5 of
5 of 7 room
6 the 7 room
7 room 8 stood
8 stood 9 a
8 stood 10 tall
10 tall 11 and
11 and 12 narrow
12 narrow 14 closet
13 oaken 14 closet
14 closet 15 with
14 closet 16 its
15 with 16 its
16 its 17 door
16 its 18 ajar
17 door 18 ajar
18 ajar 19 ,
19 , 20 within
19 , 21 which
21 which 23 appeared
22 doubtfully 23 appeared
23 appeared 24 a
23 appeared 25 skeleton
24 a 25 skeleton
25 skeleton 26 .

between two of the bookcases hung a looking-glass , presenting its high and dusty plate within a tarnished gilt frame . 
1 between 2 two
2 two 3 of
2 two 4 the
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 bookcases
4 the 6 hung
6 hung 7 a
6 hung 8 looking-glass
7 a 8 looking-glass
8 looking-glass 9 ,
8 looking-glass 10 presenting
10 presenting 11 its
11 its 13 and
12 high 13 and
13 and 14 dusty
13 and 15 plate
15 plate 16 within
16 within 17 a
16 within 18 tarnished
18 tarnished 19 gilt
18 tarnished 20 frame
20 frame 21 .

there were no letters on the back , and nobody could tell the title of the book . 
1 there 2 were
2 were 3 no
3 no 4 letters
4 letters 5 on
5 on 6 the
6 the 7 back
7 back 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 nobody
9 and 11 could
11 could 12 tell
11 could 13 the
12 tell 13 the
13 the 14 title
14 title 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 17 book
17 book 18 .

such [was] [dr] [heidegger] ['s] study . 
1 such 6 study
6 study 7 .

four [champagne-glasses] were also on the table . 
1 four 3 were
3 were 4 also
3 were 5 on
4 also 5 on
5 on 6 the
6 the 7 table
7 table 8 .

now , [dr] [heidegger] was a very strange old gentleman whose eccentricity had become the nucleus for a thousand fantastic stories . 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 5 was
5 was 6 a
6 a 7 very
7 very 9 old
8 strange 9 old
9 old 10 gentleman
9 old 11 whose
10 gentleman 11 whose
11 whose 12 eccentricity
11 whose 13 had
13 had 15 the
14 become 15 the
15 the 17 for
16 nucleus 17 for
17 for 18 a
18 a 19 thousand
19 thousand 20 fantastic
20 fantastic 21 stories
20 fantastic 22 .

" this rose , " said [dr] [heidegger] , with a sigh " this same withered and crumbling flower blossomed five and fifty years ago . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 rose
3 rose 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 9 ,
9 , 10 with
10 with 12 sigh
11 a 12 sigh
12 sigh 13 "
12 sigh 14 this
14 this 16 withered
15 same 16 withered
16 withered 17 and
16 withered 18 crumbling
17 and 18 crumbling
18 crumbling 19 flower
18 crumbling 20 blossomed
19 flower 20 blossomed
20 blossomed 21 five
20 blossomed 22 and
22 and 23 fifty
23 fifty 26 .
24 years 25 ago
25 ago 26 .

it was given me [by] [sylvia] [ward] , whose portrait hangs yonder , and [i] meant to wear it in my bosom at our wedding . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 3 given
2 was 3 given
3 given 4 me
3 given 8 ,
8 , 9 whose
9 whose 10 portrait
9 whose 11 hangs
11 hangs 12 yonder
11 hangs 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 16 meant
16 meant 17 to
17 to 18 wear
18 wear 19 it
18 wear 20 in
20 in 21 my
21 my 22 bosom
22 bosom 23 at
23 at 24 our
23 at 25 wedding
25 wedding 26 .

five [and] fifty [years] it has [been] treasured between the leaves of this old volume . 
1 five 3 fifty
3 fifty 5 it
3 fifty 16 .
6 has 8 treasured
8 treasured 9 between
8 treasured 10 the
10 the 11 leaves
10 the 12 of
12 of 13 this
13 this 14 old
14 old 15 volume
15 volume 16 .

now , would you deem it possible that this rose of half a century could ever bloom again ? " 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 3 would
3 would 4 you
3 would 5 deem
5 deem 6 it
6 it 7 possible
6 it 8 that
8 that 10 rose
9 this 10 rose
10 rose 11 of
10 rose 12 half
12 half 13 a
13 a 14 century
13 a 15 could
14 century 15 could
15 could 16 ever
15 could 17 bloom
16 ever 17 bloom
17 bloom 18 again
18 again 20 "
19 ? 20 "

" nonsense ! " said the widow [wycherly] , with a peevish toss of her head . 
1 " 2 nonsense
2 nonsense 4 "
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 widow
6 the 7 widow
7 widow 9 ,
9 , 10 with
10 with 11 a
11 a 12 peevish
12 peevish 14 of
13 toss 14 of
14 of 15 her
15 her 16 head
15 her 17 .
16 head 17 .

" you might as well ask whether an old woman 's wrinkled face could ever bloom again . " 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 might
3 might 4 as
4 as 5 well
5 well 6 ask
6 ask 7 whether
6 ask 8 an
7 whether 8 an
8 an 10 woman
9 old 10 woman
10 woman 12 wrinkled
11 's 12 wrinkled
12 wrinkled 14 could
13 face 14 could
14 could 16 bloom
15 ever 16 bloom
16 bloom 17 again
17 again 18 .
18 . 19 "

" see ! " answered [dr] [heidegger] . 
1 " 2 see
2 see 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 answered
5 answered 8 .

he uncovered the vase and threw the faded rose into the water which it contained . 
1 he 2 uncovered
2 uncovered 3 the
3 the 4 vase
4 vase 6 threw
4 vase 16 .
5 and 6 threw
6 threw 7 the
7 the 8 faded
7 the 9 rose
9 rose 11 the
10 into 11 the
11 the 12 water
12 water 13 which
13 which 15 contained
14 it 15 contained

at first it lay lightly on the surface of the fluid , appearing to imbibe none of its moisture . 
1 at 2 first
1 at 3 it
2 first 3 it
3 it 5 lightly
4 lay 5 lightly
5 lightly 6 on
5 lightly 7 the
6 on 7 the
7 the 8 surface
8 surface 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 12 ,
11 fluid 12 ,
12 , 14 to
13 appearing 14 to
14 to 15 imbibe
15 imbibe 16 none
15 imbibe 17 of
17 of 18 its
17 of 19 moisture
19 moisture 20 .

soon , however , a singular change began to be visible . 
1 soon 2 ,
2 , 3 however
3 however 4 ,
4 , 5 a
5 a 6 singular
6 singular 8 began
7 change 8 began
8 began 9 to
9 to 10 be
10 be 11 visible
11 visible 12 .

" pray , how was it effected ? " 
1 " 2 pray
2 pray 3 ,
3 , 4 how
3 , 5 was
5 was 6 it
6 it 7 effected
7 effected 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" but did [ponce] [de] [leon] ever [find] it ? " said the widow [wycherly] . 
1 " 2 but
1 " 9 it
2 but 3 did
3 did 7 ever
9 it 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 13 the
13 the 14 widow
14 widow 16 .

" no , " answered [dr] [heidegger] , " for he never sought it in the right place . 
1 " 3 ,
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 answered
5 answered 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 11 he
9 " 10 for
11 he 12 never
12 never 13 sought
13 sought 14 it
14 it 15 in
15 in 16 the
16 the 18 place
17 right 18 place
18 place 19 .

an acquaintance of mine , knowing my curiosity in such matters , has sent me what you see in the vase . " 
1 an 2 acquaintance
2 acquaintance 3 of
3 of 4 mine
4 mine 5 ,
4 mine 6 knowing
5 , 6 knowing
6 knowing 7 my
6 knowing 8 curiosity
8 curiosity 9 in
8 curiosity 10 such
10 such 11 matters
10 such 12 ,
12 , 13 has
13 has 14 sent
13 has 15 me
14 sent 15 me
15 me 17 you
16 what 17 you
17 you 18 see
17 you 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 vase
21 vase 22 .
22 . 23 "

" you shall judge for yourself , my dear colonel , " replied [dr] [heidegger] . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 3 shall
3 shall 4 judge
4 judge 5 for
5 for 6 yourself
6 yourself 7 ,
7 , 8 my
8 my 9 dear
9 dear 10 colonel
10 colonel 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 replied
13 replied 16 .

for my own part , having had much trouble in growing old , [i] [am] in no hurry to grow young again . 
1 for 2 my
2 my 4 part
3 own 4 part
4 part 5 ,
4 part 6 having
5 , 6 having
6 having 7 had
6 having 8 much
8 much 9 trouble
9 trouble 10 in
9 trouble 11 growing
11 growing 12 old
11 growing 13 ,
13 , 16 in
16 in 23 .
17 no 18 hurry
18 hurry 19 to
19 to 20 grow
20 grow 22 again
21 young 22 again
22 again 23 .

with your permission , therefore , [i] will merely watch the progress of the experiment . " 
1 with 2 your
2 your 3 permission
3 permission 4 ,
4 , 6 ,
5 therefore 6 ,
6 , 8 will
8 will 9 merely
8 will 10 watch
10 watch 11 the
11 the 13 of
12 progress 13 of
13 of 14 the
13 of 15 experiment
15 experiment 16 .
16 . 17 "

while he [spoke] [dr] [heidegger] had been filling the four [champagne-glasses] with the water of the [fountain] [of] [youth] . 
1 while 2 he
2 he 6 had
6 had 7 been
7 been 8 filling
7 been 9 the
9 the 10 four
10 four 12 with
12 with 14 water
13 the 14 water
14 water 15 of
14 water 16 the
15 of 16 the
16 the 20 .

but [dr] [heidegger] besought [them] to stay a moment . 
1 but 8 a
4 besought 6 to
6 to 7 stay
6 to 8 a
8 a 10 .
9 moment 10 .

with palsied hands they raised the glasses to their lips . 
1 with 2 palsied
2 palsied 3 hands
2 palsied 4 they
4 they 5 raised
4 they 6 the
6 the 7 glasses
7 glasses 8 to
8 to 9 their
9 their 10 lips
10 lips 11 .

they drank off the water and replaced their glasses on the table . 
1 they 2 drank
2 drank 3 off
2 drank 4 the
4 the 5 water
5 water 6 and
6 and 7 replaced
7 replaced 8 their
8 their 9 glasses
9 glasses 10 on
10 on 11 the
11 the 12 table
12 table 13 .

there was a [healthful] [suffusion] on their cheeks instead of the ashen hue that had made [them] [look] so [corpse-like] . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 a
2 was 21 .
6 on 8 cheeks
7 their 8 cheeks
8 cheeks 9 instead
9 instead 10 of
10 of 12 ashen
11 the 12 ashen
12 ashen 14 that
13 hue 14 that
14 that 15 had
14 that 16 made
16 made 19 so
19 so 21 .

the widow [wycherly] adjusted her cap , for she felt almost like a woman again . 
1 the 2 widow
2 widow 7 ,
4 adjusted 5 her
5 her 6 cap
6 cap 7 ,
7 , 9 she
8 for 9 she
9 she 11 almost
10 felt 11 almost
11 almost 12 like
11 almost 13 a
13 a 14 woman
13 a 15 again
15 again 16 .

" give us more of this wondrous water , " cried they , eagerly . 
1 " 2 give
2 give 3 us
2 give 4 more
4 more 5 of
5 of 6 this
5 of 7 wondrous
6 this 7 wondrous
7 wondrous 8 water
8 water 9 ,
8 water 10 "
9 , 10 "
10 " 12 they
11 cried 12 they
12 they 13 ,
13 , 15 .
14 eagerly 15 .

" we are [younger] , but we are still too old . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 are
3 are 5 ,
5 , 6 but
6 but 8 are
7 we 8 are
8 are 10 too
9 still 10 too
10 too 12 .
11 old 12 .

quick ! give us more ! " 
1 quick 7 "
2 ! 3 give
2 ! 4 us
3 give 4 us
4 us 6 !
5 more 6 !
6 ! 7 "

" [patience] , patience ! " quoth [dr] [heidegger] , [who] sat , watching the experiment with [philosophic] coolness . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 patience
4 patience 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 quoth
7 quoth 10 ,
10 , 16 experiment
12 sat 13 ,
13 , 14 watching
14 watching 15 the
15 the 16 experiment
16 experiment 20 .
17 with 19 coolness
19 coolness 20 .

" you have been a long time growing old ; surely you might be content to grow young in half an hour . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 have
3 have 4 been
4 been 5 a
5 a 6 long
6 long 7 time
6 long 8 growing
7 time 8 growing
8 growing 10 ;
9 old 10 ;
10 ; 11 surely
10 ; 12 you
11 surely 12 you
12 you 13 might
13 might 14 be
13 might 15 content
15 content 17 grow
16 to 17 grow
17 grow 18 young
17 grow 19 in
18 young 19 in
19 in 20 half
19 in 21 an
21 an 22 hour
22 hour 23 .

but the water is at your service . " 
1 but 2 the
2 the 4 is
3 water 4 is
4 is 5 at
4 is 6 your
6 your 7 service
6 your 8 .
8 . 9 "

was it delusion ? 
1 was 2 it
2 it 4 ?
3 delusion 4 ?

even while the draught was passing down their throats it seemed to have wrought a change on their whole systems . 
1 even 2 while
2 while 3 the
3 the 4 draught
3 the 5 was
5 was 7 down
6 passing 7 down
7 down 8 their
8 their 9 throats
8 their 10 it
10 it 11 seemed
10 it 12 to
11 seemed 12 to
12 to 13 have
12 to 14 wrought
13 have 14 wrought
14 wrought 15 a
14 wrought 16 change
15 a 16 change
16 change 17 on
16 change 18 their
17 on 18 their
18 their 19 whole
19 whole 20 systems
19 whole 21 .

at last , turning briskly away , she came with a sort of dancing step to the table . 
1 at 2 last
2 last 3 ,
3 , 11 a
4 turning 5 briskly
4 turning 6 away
6 away 7 ,
7 , 8 she
8 she 9 came
9 came 10 with
10 with 11 a
11 a 12 sort
12 sort 13 of
13 of 14 dancing
14 dancing 15 step
15 step 17 the
16 to 17 the
17 the 18 table
18 table 19 .

" my dear old doctor , " cried she , " pray favor me with another glass . " 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 dear
3 dear 4 old
4 old 5 doctor
5 doctor 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 cried
8 cried 9 she
8 cried 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 pray
12 pray 13 favor
13 favor 14 me
13 favor 15 with
14 me 15 with
15 with 17 glass
16 another 17 glass
17 glass 18 .
17 glass 19 "
18 . 19 "

" certainly , my dear madam certainly , " replied the [complaisant] doctor . 
1 " 2 certainly
2 certainly 3 ,
2 certainly 4 my
3 , 4 my
4 my 5 dear
4 my 6 madam
6 madam 7 certainly
6 madam 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 replied
10 replied 11 the
11 the 13 doctor
13 doctor 14 .

" [see] ! 
1 " 3 !

i have already filled the glasses . " 
1 i 2 have
1 i 4 filled
2 have 3 already
4 filled 5 the
5 the 6 glasses
6 glasses 7 .
7 . 8 "

even while quaffing the third draught of the [fountain] of [youth] , they were almost awed by the expression of his mysterious visage . 
1 even 2 while
2 while 4 the
3 quaffing 4 the
4 the 5 third
4 the 6 draught
6 draught 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 10 of
10 of 12 ,
12 , 13 they
13 they 14 were
14 were 19 expression
15 almost 16 awed
16 awed 17 by
17 by 18 the
18 the 19 expression
19 expression 24 .
20 of 21 his
21 his 22 mysterious
22 mysterious 23 visage
22 mysterious 24 .

but the next moment the exhilarating gush of young life shot through their veins . 
1 but 2 the
1 but 15 .
2 the 4 moment
3 next 4 moment
4 moment 5 the
4 moment 6 exhilarating
6 exhilarating 7 gush
6 exhilarating 8 of
8 of 9 young
8 of 10 life
10 life 11 shot
10 life 12 through
11 shot 12 through
12 through 14 veins
13 their 14 veins

they were now in the happy prime of youth . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 3 now
3 now 5 the
4 in 5 the
5 the 6 happy
6 happy 7 prime
7 prime 8 of
8 of 9 youth
9 youth 10 .

they [felt] like [new-created] beings in a [new-created] universe . 
1 they 3 like
3 like 5 beings
5 beings 6 in
6 in 7 a
7 a 9 universe
9 universe 10 .

" we are young [!] 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 are
3 are 4 young

we are young ! " they cried , exultingly . 
1 we 2 are
2 are 3 young
3 young 5 "
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 they
6 they 7 cried
7 cried 8 ,
8 , 10 .
9 exultingly 10 .

youth , like the extremity of age , had effaced the strongly-marked characteristics of middle life and mutually assimilated them all . 
1 youth 2 ,
2 , 4 the
3 like 4 the
4 the 6 of
5 extremity 6 of
6 of 7 age
7 age 8 ,
8 , 11 the
9 had 10 effaced
10 effaced 11 the
11 the 12 strongly-marked
12 strongly-marked 13 characteristics
13 characteristics 14 of
14 of 15 middle
15 middle 17 and
16 life 17 and
17 and 18 mutually
17 and 19 assimilated
19 assimilated 20 them
19 assimilated 21 all
21 all 22 .

they were a group of merry youngsters almost maddened with the exuberant frolicsomeness of their years . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 4 group
3 a 4 group
4 group 5 of
4 group 6 merry
5 of 6 merry
6 merry 7 youngsters
6 merry 8 almost
8 almost 9 maddened
9 maddened 10 with
10 with 11 the
11 the 12 exuberant
12 exuberant 13 frolicsomeness
13 frolicsomeness 14 of
14 of 15 their
15 their 16 years
16 years 17 .

the most singular effect of their gayety was an impulse to mock the infirmity and [decrepitude] of which they had so lately been the victims . 
1 the 2 most
1 the 3 singular
3 singular 4 effect
4 effect 5 of
5 of 6 their
6 their 8 was
7 gayety 8 was
8 was 9 an
8 was 10 impulse
10 impulse 11 to
11 to 12 mock
12 mock 13 the
13 the 14 infirmity
14 infirmity 15 and
15 and 17 of
17 of 18 which
18 which 19 they
19 they 20 had
20 had 21 so
21 so 23 been
22 lately 23 been
23 been 24 the
23 been 25 victims
25 victims 26 .

then all shouted mirthfully and leaped about the room . 
1 then 3 shouted
2 all 3 shouted
3 shouted 5 and
4 mirthfully 5 and
5 and 6 leaped
5 and 7 about
7 about 8 the
8 the 9 room
9 room 10 .

" pray excuse me , " answered the doctor , quietly . 
1 " 2 pray
2 pray 4 me
3 excuse 4 me
4 me 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 8 the
7 answered 8 the
8 the 9 doctor
9 doctor 10 ,
10 , 12 .
11 quietly 12 .

" [i] [am] [old] and rheumatic , and my dancing-days were over long ago . 
1 " 5 and
5 and 7 ,
6 rheumatic 7 ,
7 , 9 my
8 and 9 my
9 my 10 dancing-days
10 dancing-days 11 were
10 dancing-days 12 over
11 were 12 over
12 over 13 long
12 over 14 ago
13 long 14 ago
14 ago 15 .

but either of these gay young gentlemen will be glad of so pretty a partner . " 
1 but 2 either
2 either 3 of
2 either 4 these
3 of 4 these
4 these 6 young
5 gay 6 young
6 young 7 gentlemen
6 young 8 will
7 gentlemen 8 will
8 will 9 be
8 will 10 glad
9 be 10 glad
10 glad 11 of
10 glad 12 so
12 so 14 a
13 pretty 14 a
14 a 15 partner
15 partner 16 .
16 . 17 "

" dance with me , [clara] , " cried [colonel] [killigrew] . 
1 " 2 dance
2 dance 8 "
3 with 4 me
4 me 5 ,
5 , 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 cried
9 cried 12 .

" no , no ! 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 !

i will be her partner , " shouted [mr] [gascoigne] . 
1 i 2 will
2 will 4 her
3 be 4 her
4 her 5 partner
4 her 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 shouted
8 shouted 11 .

" she promised me her hand fifty years ago , " exclaimed [mr] [medbourne] . 
1 " 2 she
2 she 4 me
3 promised 4 me
4 me 5 her
4 me 6 hand
6 hand 7 fifty
6 hand 8 years
7 fifty 8 years
8 years 9 ago
9 ago 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 exclaimed
12 exclaimed 15 .

they all gathered round her . 
1 they 2 all
2 all 3 gathered
2 all 4 round
4 round 5 her
5 her 6 .

never was there a livelier picture of youthful rivalship , with bewitching beauty for the prize . 
1 never 2 was
2 was 3 there
3 there 4 a
4 a 5 livelier
5 livelier 6 picture
6 picture 7 of
7 of 8 youthful
8 youthful 9 rivalship
9 rivalship 11 with
10 , 11 with
11 with 12 bewitching
11 with 13 beauty
13 beauty 15 the
14 for 15 the
15 the 16 prize
15 the 17 .

but they were [young] [:] [their] burning passions proved them so . 
1 but 2 they
2 they 3 were
3 were 7 burning
7 burning 8 passions
8 passions 9 proved
9 proved 10 them
9 proved 11 so
11 so 12 .

still keeping hold of the fair prize , they grappled fiercely at one another 's throats . 
1 still 2 keeping
2 keeping 17 .
3 hold 4 of
4 of 5 the
4 of 7 prize
5 the 6 fair
5 the 7 prize
7 prize 8 ,
7 prize 17 .
8 , 10 grappled
9 they 10 grappled
10 grappled 11 fiercely
11 fiercely 12 at
12 at 14 another
13 one 14 another
14 another 15 's
14 another 16 throats

as they struggled to and fro the table was overturned and the vase dashed into a thousand fragments . 
1 as 2 they
2 they 3 struggled
3 struggled 4 to
4 to 6 fro
5 and 6 fro
6 fro 7 the
7 the 8 table
8 table 9 was
8 table 12 the
9 was 10 overturned
11 and 12 the
12 the 14 dashed
13 vase 14 dashed
14 dashed 19 .
15 into 16 a
16 a 17 thousand
17 thousand 18 fragments
18 fragments 19 .

the insect fluttered lightly through the chamber and settled on the snowy head of [dr] [heidegger] . 
1 the 2 insect
1 the 8 and
3 fluttered 4 lightly
4 lightly 5 through
5 through 6 the
6 the 7 chamber
7 chamber 8 and
8 and 9 settled
8 and 10 on
10 on 11 the
11 the 12 snowy
12 snowy 14 of
13 head 14 of
14 of 17 .

" come , come , gentlemen ! 
1 " 2 come
2 come 3 ,
3 , 4 come
4 come 5 ,
5 , 7 !
6 gentlemen 7 !

come , [madam] [wycherly] ! " exclaimed the doctor . 
1 come 2 ,
2 , 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 exclaimed
6 " 8 the
8 the 9 doctor
9 doctor 10 .

" [i] [really] must protest [against] this riot . " 
1 " 4 must
4 must 10 "
5 protest 7 this
7 this 9 .
8 riot 9 .
9 . 10 "

" my poor [sylvia] 's [rose] ! " ejaculated [dr] . heidegger , holding it in the light of the sunset clouds . 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 poor
2 my 23 .
5 's 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 ejaculated
9 ejaculated 11 .
11 . 12 heidegger
12 heidegger 13 ,
13 , 14 holding
14 holding 15 it
15 it 16 in
16 in 17 the
17 the 18 light
18 light 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 sunset
21 sunset 22 clouds
22 clouds 23 .

" it appears to be fading again . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 appears
3 appears 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 7 again
6 fading 7 again
7 again 8 .
8 . 9 "

and so it was . 
1 and 2 so
2 so 3 it
3 it 4 was
4 was 5 .

he shook off the few drops of moisture which clung to its petals . 
1 he 2 shook
2 shook 3 off
3 off 4 the
3 off 5 few
4 the 5 few
5 few 6 drops
6 drops 7 of
7 of 8 moisture
7 of 9 which
9 which 10 clung
9 which 11 to
10 clung 11 to
11 to 13 petals
12 its 13 petals
13 petals 14 .

" [i] [love] it as well thus as in its dewy freshness , " observed he , pressing the withered rose to his withered lips . 
1 " 4 it
4 it 5 as
5 as 6 well
6 well 8 as
7 thus 8 as
8 as 9 in
9 in 10 its
9 in 11 dewy
11 dewy 12 freshness
11 dewy 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 16 he
15 observed 16 he
16 he 17 ,
16 he 18 pressing
18 pressing 19 the
19 the 20 withered
20 withered 21 rose
20 withered 22 to
22 to 23 his
23 his 24 withered
24 withered 26 .
25 lips 26 .

while he spoke the butterfly fluttered down from the doctor 's snowy head and fell upon the floor . 
1 while 2 he
2 he 4 the
3 spoke 4 the
4 the 5 butterfly
4 the 6 fluttered
6 fluttered 7 down
6 fluttered 8 from
8 from 9 the
9 the 10 doctor
10 doctor 11 's
11 's 12 snowy
11 's 13 head
13 head 15 fell
14 and 15 fell
15 fell 17 the
16 upon 17 the
17 the 18 floor
17 the 19 .

his guests shivered again . 
1 his 2 guests
2 guests 3 shivered
3 shivered 5 .
4 again 5 .

a strange dullness whether of the body or spirit they could not tell was creeping gradually over them all . 
1 a 2 strange
2 strange 3 dullness
2 strange 4 whether
3 dullness 4 whether
4 whether 5 of
5 of 7 body
6 the 7 body
7 body 8 or
8 or 9 spirit
8 or 10 they
9 spirit 10 they
10 they 11 could
10 they 12 not
12 not 13 tell
12 not 14 was
14 was 15 creeping
14 was 16 gradually
16 gradually 17 over
16 gradually 18 them
18 them 19 all
18 them 20 .

was it an illusion ? 
1 was 2 it
2 it 3 an
2 it 4 illusion
4 illusion 5 ?

" are we grown old again so soon ? " cried they , dolefully . 
1 " 2 are
2 are 3 we
2 are 4 grown
4 grown 5 old
4 grown 6 again
6 again 8 soon
7 so 8 soon
8 soon 9 ?
8 soon 10 "
10 " 11 cried
11 cried 13 ,
12 they 13 ,
13 , 14 dolefully
13 , 15 .

in truth , they had . 
1 in 2 truth
2 truth 3 ,
3 , 4 they
4 they 5 had
5 had 6 .

the [water] of [youth] possessed merely a virtue more transient than that of wine ; the delirium which it created had [effervesced] away . 
1 the 3 of
3 of 5 possessed
5 possessed 7 a
6 merely 7 a
7 a 9 more
8 virtue 9 more
9 more 11 than
10 transient 11 than
11 than 12 that
11 than 13 of
13 of 14 wine
13 of 15 ;
14 wine 15 ;
15 ; 17 delirium
16 the 17 delirium
17 delirium 18 which
17 delirium 19 it
19 it 20 created
19 it 21 had
21 had 23 away
23 away 24 .

yes , they were old again . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 4 were
3 they 4 were
4 were 5 old
4 were 6 again
6 again 7 .

such is the lesson ye have taught me . " 
1 such 2 is
2 is 3 the
3 the 4 lesson
4 lesson 5 ye
4 lesson 6 have
5 ye 6 have
6 have 7 taught
6 have 8 me
8 me 9 .
9 . 10 "

but the doctor 's four friends had taught no such lesson to themselves . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 doctor
3 doctor 4 's
4 's 5 four
4 's 6 friends
6 friends 8 taught
7 had 8 taught
8 taught 9 no
8 taught 10 such
9 no 10 such
10 such 12 to
11 lesson 12 to
12 to 13 themselves
12 to 14 .
13 themselves 14 .

they resolved forthwith to make a pilgrimage to [florida] and quaff [at] morning , noon and [night] from the [fountain] of [youth] . 
1 they 2 resolved
2 resolved 4 to
3 forthwith 4 to
4 to 5 make
4 to 6 a
5 make 6 a
6 a 7 pilgrimage
7 pilgrimage 8 to
8 to 23 .
10 and 11 quaff
11 quaff 19 the
11 quaff 23 .
13 morning 14 ,
14 , 16 and
15 noon 16 and
16 and 18 from
18 from 19 the
19 the 21 of

[legends] [of] [the] [province-house] [.] 

i . 
1 i 2 .

[howe's] [masquerade] [.] 

[ii] [.] 

[edward] [randolph's] [portrait] [.] 

[iii] [.] 

[lady] [eleanore's] [mantle] [.] 

[iv] [.] 

[old] [esther] [dudley] [.] 

i . 
1 i 2 .

[howe's] [masquerade] [.] 

the sign represented the front of a stately edifice which was [designated] as the ["] [old] [province] [house] , [kept] by [thomas] [waite] . " 
1 the 2 sign
1 the 11 was
2 sign 3 represented
3 represented 4 the
4 the 5 front
5 front 6 of
6 of 7 a
7 a 9 edifice
8 stately 9 edifice
9 edifice 10 which
11 was 13 as
13 as 14 the
14 the 19 ,
19 , 21 by
21 by 24 .
24 . 25 "

the [province] [house] is constructed of brick , which seems recently to have been overlaid with a coat of light-colored paint . 
1 the 4 is
4 is 5 constructed
5 constructed 6 of
6 of 7 brick
7 brick 8 ,
7 brick 9 which
9 which 10 seems
9 which 11 recently
10 seems 11 recently
11 recently 13 have
12 to 13 have
13 have 14 been
13 have 15 overlaid
14 been 15 overlaid
15 overlaid 16 with
16 with 17 a
17 a 18 coat
18 coat 19 of
19 of 21 paint
20 light-colored 21 paint
21 paint 22 .

a wide door with double leaves admitted me into the hall or entry , on the right of which is the entrance to the bar-room . 
1 a 2 wide
1 a 3 door
3 door 5 double
4 with 5 double
5 double 6 leaves
5 double 7 admitted
7 admitted 8 me
7 admitted 9 into
9 into 10 the
9 into 11 hall
11 hall 12 or
11 hall 13 entry
12 or 13 entry
13 entry 14 ,
13 entry 15 on
14 , 15 on
15 on 17 right
16 the 17 right
17 right 19 which
18 of 19 which
19 which 21 the
20 is 21 the
21 the 22 entrance
22 entrance 23 to
23 to 24 the
24 the 25 bar-room
25 bar-room 26 .

but the room in its present condition cannot boast even of faded magnificence . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 4 in
3 room 4 in
4 in 5 its
4 in 6 present
5 its 6 present
6 present 7 condition
6 present 8 cannot
7 condition 8 cannot
8 cannot 10 even
9 boast 10 even
10 even 11 of
10 even 12 faded
11 of 12 faded
12 faded 13 magnificence
12 faded 14 .

the [cupola] is an octagon with several windows , and a door opening upon the roof . 
1 the 3 is
3 is 16 roof
4 an 5 octagon
4 an 6 with
5 octagon 6 with
6 with 8 windows
7 several 8 windows
8 windows 9 ,
8 windows 10 and
10 and 11 a
10 and 12 door
11 a 12 door
12 door 14 upon
13 opening 14 upon
14 upon 15 the
15 the 16 roof
16 roof 17 .

the portion of his talk which chiefly interested me was the outline of the following legend . 
1 the 2 portion
2 portion 4 his
3 of 4 his
4 his 5 talk
5 talk 6 which
5 talk 7 chiefly
7 chiefly 9 me
8 interested 9 me
9 me 10 was
10 was 11 the
10 was 12 outline
11 the 12 outline
12 outline 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 following
15 following 16 legend
16 legend 17 .

one other such fit of merriment , and [i] must throw off my [clerical] [wig] and band . " 
1 one 19 "
2 other 3 such
2 other 4 fit
3 such 4 fit
4 fit 5 of
4 fit 6 merriment
6 merriment 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 must
10 must 11 throw
11 throw 12 off
11 throw 13 my
13 my 18 .
16 and 17 band
17 band 18 .
18 . 19 "

as to this new foolery , [i] know no more about it [than] [yourself] [perhaps] not so much . 
1 as 2 to
1 as 3 this
3 this 5 foolery
4 new 5 foolery
5 foolery 6 ,
6 , 8 know
8 know 12 it
8 know 19 .
9 no 10 more
10 more 11 about
11 about 12 it
16 not 17 so
17 so 18 much
18 much 19 .

he was spared the necessity of a retort by a singular interruption . 
1 he 2 was
1 he 3 spared
3 spared 4 the
4 the 5 necessity
5 necessity 6 of
5 necessity 7 a
7 a 8 retort
8 retort 9 by
9 by 10 a
10 a 11 singular
11 singular 12 interruption
11 singular 13 .

the man was drum-major to one of the [british] regiments . 
1 the 2 man
1 the 3 was
3 was 4 drum-major
4 drum-major 5 to
4 drum-major 6 one
6 one 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 10 regiments
10 regiments 11 .

" [dighton] , " demanded the general , " what means this foolery ? 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 demanded
5 demanded 6 the
6 the 8 ,
7 general 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 what
9 " 10 what
10 what 11 means
11 means 12 this
11 means 13 foolery
13 foolery 14 ?

bid your band silence that dead march , or , by my word , they shall have sufficient cause for their lugubrious strains . 
1 bid 2 your
2 your 3 band
2 your 4 silence
4 silence 5 that
4 silence 6 dead
6 dead 8 ,
7 march 8 ,
8 , 9 or
8 , 10 ,
10 , 11 by
11 by 13 word
12 my 13 word
13 word 14 ,
13 word 15 they
15 they 16 shall
15 they 17 have
17 have 19 cause
18 sufficient 19 cause
19 cause 20 for
20 for 21 their
20 for 22 lugubrious
22 lugubrious 23 strains
23 strains 24 .

silence it , sirrah ! " 
1 silence 2 it
2 it 3 ,
3 , 4 sirrah
3 , 5 !
5 ! 6 "

i never heard it but once before , and that was at the funeral of his late [majesty] , [king] [george] [ii] . " 
1 i 2 never
2 never 3 heard
3 heard 4 it
4 it 6 once
5 but 6 once
6 once 7 before
6 once 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 that
9 and 17 late
10 that 11 was
11 was 12 at
12 at 13 the
13 the 14 funeral
13 the 15 of
15 of 16 his
17 late 19 ,
19 , 23 .
23 . 24 "

" well , well ! " said [sir] [william] [howe] , recovering his composure ; " it is the [prelude] to some masquerading [antic] . 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 well
4 well 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 11 ,
11 , 13 his
12 recovering 13 his
13 his 14 composure
13 his 15 ;
15 ; 17 it
16 " 17 it
17 it 18 is
18 is 19 the
19 the 21 to
21 to 25 .
22 some 23 masquerading
23 masquerading 25 .

let it pass . " 
1 let 2 it
2 it 3 pass
3 pass 4 .
4 . 5 "

at the same time , the music in the street sounded a loud and doleful summons . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 4 time
3 same 4 time
4 time 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 8 in
7 music 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 street
9 the 11 sounded
11 sounded 12 a
11 sounded 13 loud
12 a 13 loud
13 loud 14 and
13 loud 15 doleful
14 and 15 doleful
15 doleful 17 .
16 summons 17 .

" in the devil 's name , what is this ? " muttered [sir] [william] [howe] to a gentleman beside him . 
1 " 2 in
1 " 3 the
3 the 4 devil
4 devil 5 's
5 's 6 name
6 name 7 ,
7 , 8 what
8 what 9 is
8 what 10 this
10 this 11 ?
11 ? 13 muttered
12 " 13 muttered
13 muttered 17 to
17 to 18 a
18 a 19 gentleman
19 gentleman 20 beside
20 beside 21 him
21 him 22 .

" a procession of the [regicide] judges of [king] [charles] the martyr ? " 
1 " 2 a
2 a 3 procession
2 a 4 of
3 procession 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 7 judges
7 judges 8 of
8 of 11 the
11 the 12 martyr
11 the 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" why had that young man a stain of blood upon his ruff ? " asked [miss] [joliffe] . 
1 " 3 had
2 why 3 had
3 had 5 young
4 that 5 young
5 young 6 man
5 young 7 a
6 man 7 a
7 a 9 of
8 stain 9 of
9 of 10 blood
9 of 11 upon
10 blood 11 upon
11 upon 12 his
12 his 13 ruff
12 his 14 ?
14 ? 15 "
15 " 16 asked
16 asked 19 .

" there may be a plot under this mummery . " 
1 " 2 there
2 there 4 be
3 may 4 be
4 be 5 a
4 be 6 plot
6 plot 7 under
6 plot 8 this
7 under 8 this
8 this 10 .
9 mummery 10 .
10 . 11 "

" [tush] [!] we have nothing to fear , " carelessly replied [sir] [william] [howe] . 
1 " 4 we
4 we 5 have
5 have 6 nothing
6 nothing 7 to
7 to 8 fear
8 fear 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 12 replied
10 " 11 carelessly
12 replied 16 .

" there can be no worse treason in the matter than a jest , and that somewhat of the dullest . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 can
2 there 4 be
3 can 4 be
4 be 5 no
4 be 6 worse
6 worse 8 in
7 treason 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 matter
9 the 11 than
10 matter 11 than
11 than 12 a
11 than 13 jest
13 jest 14 ,
14 , 15 and
14 , 17 somewhat
15 and 16 that
17 somewhat 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 dullest
20 dullest 21 .

even were it a sharp and bitter one , our best policy would be to laugh it off . 
1 even 2 were
2 were 4 a
3 it 4 a
4 a 5 sharp
4 a 6 and
5 sharp 6 and
6 and 7 bitter
6 and 8 one
7 bitter 8 one
8 one 10 our
9 , 10 our
10 our 11 best
10 our 12 policy
11 best 12 policy
12 policy 13 would
12 policy 14 be
13 would 14 be
14 be 15 to
15 to 16 laugh
15 to 17 it
16 laugh 17 it
17 it 18 off
18 off 19 .

see ! here [come] more of these gentry . " 
1 see 2 !
1 see 10 "
2 ! 3 here
5 more 6 of
6 of 7 these
7 these 9 .
8 gentry 9 .
9 . 10 "

another group of characters had now partly descended the staircase . 
1 another 2 group
2 group 3 of
3 of 4 characters
4 characters 5 had
5 had 6 now
6 now 8 descended
7 partly 8 descended
8 descended 9 the
9 the 10 staircase
10 staircase 11 .

the first was a venerable and white-bearded patriarch who cautiously felt his way downward with a staff . 
1 the 2 first
1 the 3 was
3 was 5 venerable
4 a 5 venerable
5 venerable 6 and
5 venerable 7 white-bearded
6 and 7 white-bearded
7 white-bearded 9 who
8 patriarch 9 who
9 who 10 cautiously
9 who 11 felt
10 cautiously 11 felt
11 felt 12 his
12 his 13 way
12 his 14 downward
14 downward 15 with
14 downward 16 a
15 with 16 a
16 a 17 staff
17 staff 18 .

" [prithee] , play the part of a chorus , good [dr] [byles] , " said [sir] [william] [howe] . 
1 " 6 part
3 , 4 play
4 play 5 the
5 the 6 part
6 part 7 of
7 of 8 a
8 a 9 chorus
9 chorus 10 ,
9 chorus 15 "
11 good 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 said
16 said 20 .

" what worthies are these ? " 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 worthies
2 what 4 are
4 are 5 these
5 these 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

but we talk of these figures . 
1 but 2 we
2 we 3 talk
3 talk 4 of
3 talk 5 these
5 these 7 .
6 figures 7 .

i take the venerable patriarch to be [bradstreet] , the last of the [puritans] , who was governor at ninety or thereabouts . 
1 i 3 the
2 take 3 the
3 the 4 venerable
3 the 12 of
4 venerable 5 patriarch
5 patriarch 6 to
6 to 7 be
7 be 9 ,
9 , 10 the
10 the 11 last
12 of 13 the
13 the 15 ,
15 , 16 who
16 who 17 was
17 was 18 governor
17 was 19 at
18 governor 19 at
19 at 20 ninety
20 ninety 21 or
20 ninety 22 thereabouts
21 or 22 thereabouts
22 thereabouts 23 .

then [comes] [sir] [william] [phipps] , shepherd , cooper , sea-captain and governor . 
1 then 6 ,
6 , 7 shepherd
7 shepherd 8 ,
8 , 9 cooper
9 cooper 10 ,
10 , 11 sea-captain
11 sea-captain 12 and
12 and 13 governor
13 governor 14 .

may many of his countrymen rise as high from as low an origin ! 
1 may 2 many
2 many 4 his
3 of 4 his
4 his 5 countrymen
4 his 6 rise
5 countrymen 6 rise
6 rise 7 as
7 as 8 high
7 as 9 from
8 high 9 from
9 from 10 as
10 as 12 an
11 low 12 an
12 an 13 origin
12 an 14 !

lastly , you saw the gracious earl of [bellamont] , who ruled [us] under [king] [william] . " 
1 lastly 2 ,
1 lastly 18 "
2 , 3 you
3 you 4 saw
4 saw 5 the
5 the 6 gracious
6 gracious 7 earl
6 gracious 8 of
10 , 11 who
10 , 12 ruled
12 ruled 14 under
12 ruled 17 .
17 . 18 "

" but what is the meaning of it all ? " asked [lord] [percy] . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 what
3 what 4 is
4 is 5 the
5 the 7 of
6 meaning 7 of
7 of 8 it
7 of 9 all
9 all 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 asked
12 asked 15 .

several other figures were now seen at the turn of the staircase . 
1 several 2 other
2 other 3 figures
3 figures 4 were
3 figures 5 now
4 were 5 now
5 now 6 seen
6 seen 7 at
6 seen 8 the
7 at 8 the
8 the 10 of
9 turn 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 staircase
12 staircase 13 .

" [governor] [belcher] my old patron in his very shape and dress ! " gasped [dr] . byles . 
1 " 4 my
4 my 5 old
5 old 19 .
6 patron 8 his
7 in 8 his
8 his 9 very
8 his 10 shape
10 shape 11 and
11 and 12 dress
12 dress 13 !
13 ! 14 "
14 " 15 gasped
14 " 17 .
17 . 18 byles
17 . 19 .

" this is an awful mockery . " 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 is
2 this 4 an
3 is 4 an
4 an 5 awful
4 an 6 mockery
6 mockery 7 .
7 . 8 "

" [a] tedious foolery , rather , " said [sir] [william] [howe] , with an air of indifference . 
1 " 19 .
3 tedious 8 "
4 foolery 5 ,
5 , 6 rather
6 rather 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 13 ,
13 , 14 with
14 with 15 an
15 an 17 of
16 air 17 of
17 of 18 indifference
18 indifference 19 .

" but who were the three that preceded him ? " 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 who
3 who 4 were
4 were 5 the
5 the 6 three
5 the 7 that
6 three 7 that
7 that 9 him
8 preceded 9 him
9 him 11 "
10 ? 11 "

" governor [dudley] , a cunning politician ; yet his craft once brought him to a prison , " replied [colonel] [joliffe] . 
1 " 2 governor
2 governor 4 ,
4 , 5 a
5 a 7 politician
6 cunning 7 politician
7 politician 8 ;
7 politician 9 yet
8 ; 9 yet
9 yet 10 his
9 yet 11 craft
11 craft 12 once
11 craft 13 brought
13 brought 14 him
13 brought 15 to
15 to 16 a
16 a 17 prison
17 prison 18 ,
18 , 19 "
19 " 20 replied
20 replied 23 .

" [methinks] they were miserable [men] these royal governors of [massachusetts] , " observed [miss] [joliffe] . 
1 " 3 they
3 they 4 were
4 were 5 miserable
5 miserable 17 .
7 these 9 governors
8 royal 9 governors
9 governors 10 of
10 of 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 observed
14 observed 17 .

" [heavens] [!] how dim the light grows ! " 
1 " 10 "
4 how 5 dim
5 dim 6 the
5 dim 7 light
7 light 8 grows
7 light 9 !
9 ! 10 "

as they vanished from the door , still did these shadows toss their arms into the gloom of night with a dread expression of woe . 
1 as 2 they
2 they 3 vanished
2 they 4 from
3 vanished 4 from
4 from 6 door
5 the 6 door
6 door 7 ,
6 door 8 still
7 , 8 still
8 still 10 these
9 did 10 these
10 these 11 shadows
10 these 12 toss
11 shadows 12 toss
12 toss 13 their
13 their 14 arms
14 arms 15 into
14 arms 16 the
16 the 17 gloom
16 the 18 of
17 gloom 18 of
18 of 19 night
18 of 20 with
20 with 22 dread
21 a 22 dread
22 dread 23 expression
23 expression 24 of
24 of 25 woe
25 woe 26 .

" the shape of [gage] , as true as in a looking-glass ! " exclaimed [lord] [percy] , turning pale . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 shape
3 shape 4 of
4 of 6 ,
6 , 7 as
7 as 8 true
8 true 9 as
9 as 11 a
10 in 11 a
11 a 12 looking-glass
11 a 13 !
12 looking-glass 13 !
13 ! 15 exclaimed
14 " 15 exclaimed
15 exclaimed 18 ,
18 , 19 turning
19 turning 20 pale
20 pale 21 .

perhaps he will not suffer the next to pass unchallenged . " 
1 perhaps 2 he
2 he 3 will
3 will 4 not
4 not 5 suffer
4 not 6 the
6 the 7 next
6 the 8 to
8 to 9 pass
9 pass 10 unchallenged
10 unchallenged 11 .
11 . 12 "

a wild and dreary burst of music came through the open door . 
1 a 2 wild
2 wild 3 and
2 wild 4 dreary
3 and 4 dreary
4 dreary 5 burst
5 burst 7 music
6 of 7 music
7 music 8 came
7 music 9 through
9 through 10 the
9 through 11 open
11 open 12 door
12 door 13 .

" see ! here comes the last , " whispered [miss] [joliffe] , pointing her tremulous finger to the staircase . 
1 " 2 see
2 see 4 here
3 ! 4 here
4 here 6 the
5 comes 6 the
6 the 7 last
6 the 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 whispered
9 " 10 whispered
10 whispered 13 ,
13 , 14 pointing
14 pointing 15 her
15 her 17 finger
16 tremulous 17 finger
17 finger 18 to
17 finger 19 the
19 the 20 staircase
20 staircase 21 .

" [villain] , unmuffle yourself ! " cried he . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 8 cried
4 unmuffle 7 "
5 yourself 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 cried
8 cried 10 .
9 he 10 .

" you pass no farther . " 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 pass
3 pass 4 no
4 no 5 farther
5 farther 6 .
6 . 7 "

but [sir] [william] [howe] [had] evidently [seen] enough . 
1 but 6 evidently
6 evidently 9 .
8 enough 9 .

" hark ! 
1 " 2 hark
2 hark 3 !

the procession moves , " said [miss] [joliffe] . 
1 the 2 procession
2 procession 3 moves
3 moves 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 9 .

" [would] [your] [excellency] inquire further into the mystery of the pageant ? " said he . 
1 " 5 inquire
5 inquire 14 "
6 further 7 into
7 into 8 the
8 the 9 mystery
9 mystery 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 pageant
12 pageant 13 ?
13 ? 14 "
14 " 15 said
15 said 16 he
16 he 17 .

" take care of your gray head ! " cried [sir] [william] [howe] , fiercely , [though] with a quivering lip . 
1 " 2 take
2 take 3 care
2 take 4 of
4 of 6 gray
5 your 6 gray
6 gray 8 !
7 head 8 !
8 ! 9 "
8 ! 10 cried
10 cried 14 ,
14 , 15 fiercely
14 , 16 ,
16 , 18 with
18 with 19 a
19 a 21 lip
20 quivering 21 lip
21 lip 22 .

" it has stood too long on a traitor 's shoulders . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 has
3 has 4 stood
3 has 5 too
5 too 6 long
6 long 8 a
7 on 8 a
8 a 9 traitor
8 a 10 's
9 traitor 10 's
10 's 11 shoulders
11 shoulders 12 .
12 . 13 "

it was supposed that the colonel and the young lady possessed some secret intelligence in regard to the mysterious pageant of that night . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 supposed
3 supposed 4 that
4 that 5 the
5 the 6 colonel
6 colonel 7 and
6 colonel 8 the
8 the 9 young
8 the 10 lady
10 lady 11 possessed
10 lady 12 some
12 some 13 secret
13 secret 14 intelligence
13 secret 15 in
15 in 16 regard
15 in 17 to
17 to 18 the
18 the 19 mysterious
19 mysterious 21 of
20 pageant 21 of
21 of 22 that
21 of 23 night
22 that 23 night
23 night 24 .

however this might be , such knowledge has never become general . 
1 however 2 this
1 however 3 might
3 might 5 ,
4 be 5 ,
5 , 6 such
6 such 7 knowledge
7 knowledge 9 never
8 has 9 never
9 never 10 become
10 become 11 general
11 general 12 .

a pretty chambermaid , no doubt . 
1 a 3 chambermaid
2 pretty 3 chambermaid
3 chambermaid 5 no
4 , 5 no
5 no 6 doubt
6 doubt 7 .

then , diving [through] the [narrow] archway , a few strides [transported] me into the [densest] throng of [washington] street . 
1 then 2 ,
2 , 3 diving
3 diving 5 the
5 the 7 archway
7 archway 8 ,
8 , 9 a
9 a 10 few
10 few 11 strides
11 strides 21 .
13 me 14 into
14 into 15 the
15 the 17 throng
17 throng 18 of
18 of 20 street
20 street 21 .

[ii] [.] 

[edward] [randolph's] [portrait] [.] 

the old legendary guest of the [province] [house] abode in my [remembrance] from midsummer [till] [january] . 
1 the 2 old
1 the 4 guest
2 old 3 legendary
4 guest 5 of
4 guest 11 my
5 of 6 the
6 the 9 abode
9 abode 10 in
11 my 17 .
13 from 14 midsummer
14 midsummer 17 .

the wintry blast had the same shriek that was familiar to their ears . 
1 the 2 wintry
1 the 3 blast
3 blast 5 the
4 had 5 the
5 the 6 same
5 the 7 shriek
7 shriek 8 that
8 that 9 was
9 was 10 familiar
10 familiar 11 to
11 to 13 ears
12 their 13 ears
13 ears 14 .

" only seven o'clock ! " thought [i] . 
1 " 2 only
2 only 4 o'clock
3 seven 4 o'clock
4 o'clock 5 !
4 o'clock 6 "
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 thought
7 thought 9 .

" my old friend 's legends will scarcely kill the hours ' twixt this and bedtime . " 
1 " 2 my
1 " 3 old
3 old 5 's
4 friend 5 's
5 's 6 legends
5 's 7 will
7 will 8 scarcely
7 will 9 kill
9 kill 10 the
10 the 12 '
11 hours 12 '
12 ' 14 this
13 twixt 14 this
14 this 15 and
14 this 16 bedtime
16 bedtime 17 .
17 . 18 "

time had thrown an impenetrable veil over it and left to tradition and fable and conjecture to say what had once been there portrayed . 
1 time 2 had
2 had 3 thrown
3 thrown 4 an
4 an 5 impenetrable
5 impenetrable 7 over
6 veil 7 over
7 over 8 it
8 it 9 and
8 it 10 left
9 and 10 left
10 left 11 to
10 left 12 tradition
12 tradition 13 and
12 tradition 14 fable
14 fable 15 and
14 fable 16 conjecture
16 conjecture 17 to
16 conjecture 18 say
17 to 18 say
18 say 19 what
19 what 20 had
20 had 21 once
20 had 22 been
22 been 24 portrayed
23 there 24 portrayed
24 portrayed 25 .

" is it known , my dear uncle , " inquired she , " what this old picture once represented [?] 
1 " 2 is
2 is 3 it
2 is 4 known
3 it 4 known
4 known 5 ,
4 known 6 my
6 my 7 dear
6 my 8 uncle
7 dear 8 uncle
8 uncle 9 ,
8 uncle 10 "
10 " 11 inquired
11 inquired 13 ,
12 she 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 what
15 what 16 this
16 this 17 old
16 this 18 picture
18 picture 19 once
18 picture 20 represented
19 once 20 represented

shirley , for instance , had beheld this ominous apparition on the eve of [general] [abercrombie] 's [shameful] and bloody defeat under the walls of [ticonderoga] . 
1 shirley 2 ,
1 shirley 12 the
2 , 3 for
3 for 4 instance
4 instance 5 ,
5 , 6 had
6 had 7 beheld
7 beheld 8 this
8 this 9 ominous
9 ominous 10 apparition
9 ominous 11 on
12 the 13 eve
12 the 17 's
13 eve 14 of
17 's 19 and
19 and 20 bloody
19 and 21 defeat
20 bloody 21 defeat
21 defeat 23 the
22 under 23 the
23 the 25 of
24 walls 25 of
25 of 27 .

" but would it be possible , " inquired her cousin , " to restore this dark picture to [its] [pristine] hues ? " 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 would
3 would 4 it
4 it 5 be
5 be 6 possible
5 be 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 inquired
9 inquired 10 her
10 her 11 cousin
11 cousin 12 ,
11 cousin 24 "
12 , 14 to
13 " 14 to
14 to 15 restore
15 restore 17 dark
16 this 17 dark
17 dark 19 to
18 picture 19 to
22 hues 23 ?
23 ? 24 "

" such arts are known in [italy] , " said [alice] . 
1 " 2 such
2 such 4 are
3 arts 4 are
4 are 5 known
5 known 6 in
6 in 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 12 .

the lieutenant-governor had roused himself from his abstracted mood , and listened with a smile to the conversation of his young relatives . 
1 the 2 lieutenant-governor
2 lieutenant-governor 4 roused
3 had 4 roused
4 roused 5 himself
4 roused 6 from
5 himself 6 from
6 from 7 his
6 from 8 abstracted
8 abstracted 9 mood
8 abstracted 10 ,
10 , 14 a
11 and 12 listened
12 listened 13 with
13 with 14 a
14 a 15 smile
15 smile 17 the
16 to 17 the
17 the 19 of
18 conversation 19 of
19 of 20 his
20 his 23 .
21 young 22 relatives
22 relatives 23 .

yet [his] [voice] [had] [something] peculiar in [its] tones when he undertook the explanation of the mystery . 
1 yet 6 peculiar
6 peculiar 18 .
7 in 9 tones
9 tones 10 when
10 when 11 he
11 he 13 the
12 undertook 13 the
13 the 15 of
14 explanation 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 17 mystery
17 mystery 18 .

it was the portrait of [edward] [randolph] , the founder of this house , a person famous in the history of [new] [england] . " 
1 it 2 was
1 it 3 the
3 the 5 of
4 portrait 5 of
5 of 8 ,
8 , 9 the
8 , 17 famous
9 the 10 founder
10 founder 12 this
11 of 12 this
12 this 14 ,
13 house 14 ,
14 , 15 a
14 , 16 person
17 famous 18 in
17 famous 19 the
19 the 21 of
20 history 21 of
21 of 24 .
24 . 25 "

" it was the same [randolph] , " answered [hutchinson] , moving uneasily in his chair . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 the
4 the 5 same
5 same 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 answered
9 answered 11 ,
11 , 17 .
12 moving 15 his
13 uneasily 14 in
14 in 15 his
15 his 16 chair
16 chair 17 .

" it was his lot to taste the bitterness of popular [odium] . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 5 lot
4 his 5 lot
5 lot 6 to
6 to 8 the
7 taste 8 the
8 the 9 bitterness
9 bitterness 10 of
10 of 11 popular
11 popular 13 .
13 . 14 "

" and yet , " whispered [alice] [vane] , ["] may not such fables have a moral ? 
1 " 2 and
1 " 9 ,
2 and 3 yet
3 yet 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 whispered
9 , 11 may
11 may 12 not
11 may 13 such
12 not 13 such
13 such 14 fables
14 fables 15 have
14 fables 16 a
15 have 16 a
16 a 17 moral
16 a 18 ?
17 moral 18 ?

when the rulers feel themselves irresponsible , it were well that they should be reminded of the awful weight of a people 's curse . " 
1 when 2 the
2 the 3 rulers
3 rulers 4 feel
3 rulers 5 themselves
4 feel 5 themselves
5 themselves 6 irresponsible
6 irresponsible 7 ,
7 , 8 it
7 , 9 were
9 were 10 well
9 were 11 that
11 that 12 they
12 they 13 should
13 should 14 be
14 be 15 reminded
15 reminded 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 19 weight
18 awful 19 weight
19 weight 21 a
20 of 21 a
21 a 22 people
22 people 23 's
23 's 25 .
24 curse 25 .
25 . 26 "

he knew , indeed , that [alice] , in spite of her foreign education , retained the native sympathies of a [new] [england] girl . 
1 he 2 knew
2 knew 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
4 indeed 5 ,
5 , 6 that
6 that 8 ,
8 , 9 in
9 in 10 spite
9 in 11 of
10 spite 11 of
11 of 12 her
11 of 13 foreign
13 foreign 14 education
13 foreign 15 ,
15 , 16 retained
15 , 17 the
17 the 18 native
17 the 25 .
19 sympathies 20 of
20 of 21 a
21 a 24 girl
24 girl 25 .

" peace , silly child ! " cried he , at last , more harshly than he had ever before addressed the gentle [alice] . 
1 " 2 peace
2 peace 3 ,
3 , 4 silly
4 silly 5 child
5 child 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 cried
8 cried 9 he
9 he 10 ,
10 , 11 at
11 at 12 last
12 last 13 ,
13 , 14 more
13 , 15 harshly
15 harshly 17 he
16 than 17 he
17 he 19 ever
18 had 19 ever
19 ever 20 before
19 ever 21 addressed
20 before 21 addressed
21 addressed 22 the
22 the 23 gentle
23 gentle 25 .

" the rebuke of a king ; is more to be dreaded than the clamor of a wild , misguided multitude . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 rebuke
3 rebuke 4 of
4 of 5 a
5 a 6 king
6 king 7 ;
6 king 8 is
8 is 10 to
9 more 10 to
10 to 11 be
10 to 12 dreaded
12 dreaded 13 than
13 than 14 the
13 than 15 clamor
14 the 15 clamor
15 clamor 16 of
15 clamor 17 a
16 of 17 a
17 a 18 wild
18 wild 20 misguided
19 , 20 misguided
20 misguided 21 multitude
20 misguided 22 .

captain [lincoln] , it is decided [:] the fortress of [castle] [william] must be occupied by the royal troops . 
1 captain 3 ,
3 , 4 it
4 it 5 is
5 is 6 decided
6 decided 8 the
8 the 10 of
9 fortress 10 of
10 of 20 .
13 must 14 be
14 be 15 occupied
15 occupied 16 by
15 occupied 17 the
17 the 18 royal
18 royal 19 troops
19 troops 20 .

the two remaining regiments shall be billeted in the town or encamped upon the [common] . 
1 the 2 two
2 two 4 regiments
3 remaining 4 regiments
4 regiments 5 shall
4 regiments 6 be
5 shall 6 be
6 be 8 in
7 billeted 8 in
8 in 9 the
8 in 10 town
9 the 10 town
10 town 11 or
10 town 12 encamped
11 or 12 encamped
12 encamped 13 upon
12 encamped 14 the
14 the 16 .

do not convert the streets of your native town into a camp . 
1 do 2 not
2 not 3 convert
2 not 4 the
4 the 6 of
5 streets 6 of
6 of 8 native
7 your 8 native
8 native 9 town
8 native 10 into
9 town 10 into
10 into 11 a
10 into 12 camp
12 camp 13 .

" young man , it is decided , " repeated [hutchinson] , rising from his chair . 
1 " 2 young
2 young 3 man
2 young 4 ,
4 , 6 is
5 it 6 is
6 is 7 decided
7 decided 8 ,
8 , 10 repeated
9 " 10 repeated
10 repeated 12 ,
12 , 13 rising
13 rising 14 from
14 from 15 his
15 his 16 chair
16 chair 17 .

" a [british] officer will be in attendance this evening to receive the necessary instructions for the disposal of the troops . 
1 " 2 a
1 " 4 officer
4 officer 5 will
5 will 6 be
6 be 7 in
6 be 8 attendance
8 attendance 10 evening
9 this 10 evening
10 evening 11 to
11 to 12 receive
12 receive 13 the
13 the 14 necessary
13 the 15 instructions
15 instructions 17 the
16 for 17 the
17 the 19 of
18 disposal 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 troops
21 troops 22 .

your presence also will be required . 
1 your 7 .
2 presence 4 will
3 also 4 will
4 will 6 required
5 be 6 required
6 required 7 .

till then , farewell . " 
1 till 2 then
2 then 3 ,
3 , 6 "
4 farewell 5 .
5 . 6 "

as he held the door for her to pass [alice] beckoned to the picture and smiled . 
1 as 2 he
2 he 4 the
3 held 4 the
4 the 5 door
4 the 6 for
5 door 6 for
6 for 7 her
7 her 8 to
8 to 9 pass
9 pass 11 beckoned
11 beckoned 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 14 picture
14 picture 15 and
15 and 16 smiled
16 smiled 17 .

" come forth , dark and evil shape ! " cried she . 
1 " 2 come
2 come 3 forth
2 come 4 ,
4 , 5 dark
4 , 6 and
5 dark 6 and
6 and 8 shape
7 evil 8 shape
8 shape 9 !
9 ! 10 "
9 ! 11 cried
11 cried 12 she
12 she 13 .

" it is thine hour . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 thine
4 thine 6 .
5 hour 6 .
6 . 7 "

would you have me wait till the mob shall sack the province-house as they did my private mansion [?] 
1 would 2 you
2 you 4 me
3 have 4 me
4 me 5 wait
4 me 6 till
5 wait 6 till
6 till 7 the
6 till 8 mob
7 the 8 mob
8 mob 10 sack
9 shall 10 sack
10 sack 11 the
10 sack 12 province-house
11 the 12 province-house
12 province-house 13 as
12 province-house 14 they
13 as 14 they
14 they 15 did
15 did 16 my
15 did 17 private
16 my 17 private
17 private 18 mansion

" yes , " said the [british] major , who was impatiently expecting the lieutenant-governor 's orders . 
1 " 3 ,
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 5 said
4 " 5 said
5 said 6 the
5 said 8 major
8 major 9 ,
9 , 10 who
10 who 12 impatiently
11 was 12 impatiently
12 impatiently 13 expecting
13 expecting 18 .
14 the 15 lieutenant-governor
14 the 16 's
16 's 17 orders
17 orders 18 .

" the [demagogues] of this province have raised the devil , and cannot lay him again . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 4 of
4 of 5 this
4 of 6 province
6 province 8 raised
7 have 8 raised
8 raised 9 the
9 the 10 devil
10 devil 11 ,
11 , 12 and
11 , 17 .
12 and 14 lay
13 cannot 14 lay
14 lay 15 him
14 lay 16 again

we [will] exorcise [him] [in] [god] 's name and the king 's . " 
1 we 3 exorcise
3 exorcise 13 .
3 exorcise 14 "
7 's 8 name
8 name 9 and
9 and 10 the
10 the 11 king
11 king 12 's
12 's 13 .

" [craving] your pardon , young sir , " said the venerable [selectman] , " let not an evil spirit enter into your words . 
1 " 3 your
3 your 5 ,
4 pardon 5 ,
5 , 6 young
6 young 7 sir
7 sir 8 ,
7 sir 9 "
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 the
11 the 12 venerable
12 venerable 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 17 not
16 let 17 not
17 not 18 an
17 not 19 evil
18 an 19 evil
19 evil 21 enter
20 spirit 21 enter
21 enter 22 into
22 into 23 your
23 your 25 .
24 words 25 .

we will strive against the oppressor with prayer and fasting , as our forefathers would have done . 
1 we 2 will
2 will 3 strive
2 will 4 against
4 against 6 oppressor
5 the 6 oppressor
6 oppressor 8 prayer
7 with 8 prayer
8 prayer 9 and
8 prayer 10 fasting
9 and 10 fasting
10 fasting 11 ,
11 , 13 our
12 as 13 our
13 our 14 forefathers
13 our 15 would
15 would 16 have
15 would 17 done
17 done 18 .

" and there peep forth the devil 's claws ! " muttered [hutchinson] , who well understood the nature of [puritan] submission . 
1 " 2 and
1 " 3 there
2 and 3 there
3 there 4 peep
4 peep 5 forth
5 forth 7 devil
6 the 7 devil
7 devil 8 's
8 's 9 claws
8 's 23 .
9 claws 10 !
10 ! 11 "
11 " 12 muttered
14 , 15 who
15 who 16 well
16 well 17 understood
16 well 18 the
18 the 19 nature
18 the 20 of
20 of 22 submission
22 submission 23 .

" this matter shall be expedited forthwith . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 matter
3 matter 4 shall
3 matter 5 be
4 shall 5 be
5 be 6 expedited
6 expedited 7 forthwith
7 forthwith 8 .

what to me is the outcry of a mob in this remote province of the realm ? 
1 what 15 the
2 to 3 me
3 me 5 the
4 is 5 the
5 the 7 of
6 outcry 7 of
7 of 8 a
7 of 9 mob
9 mob 11 this
10 in 11 this
11 this 12 remote
11 this 13 province
13 province 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 17 ?
16 realm 17 ?

looking angrily up , he perceived that his young relative was pointing his finger to the opposite wall . 
1 looking 2 angrily
2 angrily 3 up
3 up 4 ,
4 , 5 he
5 he 6 perceived
6 perceived 7 that
7 that 8 his
7 that 9 young
9 young 10 relative
9 young 11 was
10 relative 11 was
11 was 13 his
12 pointing 13 his
13 his 14 finger
13 his 15 to
15 to 16 the
16 the 17 opposite
17 opposite 18 wall
18 wall 19 .

" [alice] ! 
1 " 3 !

come hither , [alice] ! " 
1 come 2 hither
2 hither 3 ,
3 , 5 !
5 ! 6 "

an exclamation of surprise burst from every beholder , but the lieutenant-governor 's voice had a tone of horror . 
1 an 2 exclamation
2 exclamation 3 of
3 of 5 burst
4 surprise 5 burst
5 burst 6 from
6 from 7 every
6 from 8 beholder
7 every 8 beholder
8 beholder 9 ,
9 , 10 but
9 , 11 the
11 the 13 's
12 lieutenant-governor 13 's
13 's 14 voice
13 's 15 had
14 voice 15 had
15 had 17 tone
16 a 17 tone
17 tone 18 of
18 of 19 horror
19 horror 20 .

until [this] [hour] [no] [living] [man] [hath] [seen] [what] [we] [behold] . " 
1 until 12 .
12 . 13 "

beneath this cloud the eyes had a peculiar glare which was almost lifelike . 
1 beneath 2 this
1 beneath 3 cloud
3 cloud 5 eyes
4 the 5 eyes
5 eyes 7 a
6 had 7 a
7 a 8 peculiar
7 a 9 glare
8 peculiar 9 glare
9 glare 10 which
9 glare 11 was
11 was 12 almost
11 was 13 lifelike
13 lifelike 14 .

there was the struggle of defiance , beaten down and overwhelmed by the crushing weight of ignominy . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 struggle
4 struggle 5 of
4 struggle 6 defiance
5 of 6 defiance
6 defiance 7 ,
6 defiance 8 beaten
8 beaten 9 down
9 down 10 and
9 down 11 overwhelmed
11 overwhelmed 12 by
11 overwhelmed 13 the
13 the 14 crushing
13 the 15 weight
15 weight 17 ignominy
16 of 17 ignominy
17 ignominy 18 .

the torture of the soul had come forth upon the countenance . 
1 the 2 torture
2 torture 3 of
3 of 5 soul
4 the 5 soul
5 soul 6 had
5 soul 7 come
6 had 7 come
7 come 9 upon
8 forth 9 upon
9 upon 10 the
9 upon 11 countenance
11 countenance 12 .

" ' [twould] [drive] me [mad] , that awful face [,] " said [hutchinson] , who seemed fascinated by the contemplation of it . 
1 " 2 '
2 ' 5 me
5 me 7 ,
7 , 13 said
8 that 9 awful
9 awful 10 face
10 face 12 "
12 " 13 said
13 said 24 .
15 , 17 seemed
16 who 17 seemed
17 seemed 18 fascinated
17 seemed 19 by
18 fascinated 19 by
19 by 20 the
19 by 21 contemplation
21 contemplation 22 of
22 of 23 it
23 it 24 .

" be warned , then , " whispered [alice] . 
1 " 2 be
2 be 4 ,
3 warned 4 ,
4 , 5 then
4 , 6 ,
5 then 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 whispered
8 whispered 10 .

" he trampled on a people 's rights . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 trampled
2 he 4 on
4 on 5 a
4 on 6 people
6 people 7 's
7 's 8 rights
8 rights 9 .

behold his punishment , and avoid a crime like his . " 
1 behold 2 his
2 his 3 punishment
3 punishment 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 avoid
6 avoid 7 a
7 a 8 crime
8 crime 10 his
9 like 10 his
10 his 11 .
10 his 12 "
11 . 12 "

see here ! " 
1 see 2 here
2 here 3 !
3 ! 4 "

" away ! " answered [hutchinson] , fiercely . 
1 " 3 !
2 away 3 !
3 ! 5 answered
4 " 5 answered
5 answered 9 .
7 , 8 fiercely
8 fiercely 9 .

" [though] yonder [senseless] picture [cried] ' [forbear] ! ' it [should] not move me ! " 
1 " 3 yonder
1 " 7 '
3 yonder 5 picture
7 ' 9 !
9 ! 10 '
10 ' 11 it
11 it 13 not
13 not 14 move
14 move 15 me
15 me 16 !
16 ! 17 "

then , it is said , he shuddered , as if that signature had granted away his salvation . 
1 then 2 ,
2 , 3 it
3 it 5 said
4 is 5 said
5 said 6 ,
6 , 7 he
7 he 8 shuddered
8 shuddered 9 ,
9 , 10 as
10 as 11 if
11 if 12 that
12 that 14 had
13 signature 14 had
14 had 16 away
15 granted 16 away
16 away 18 salvation
17 his 18 salvation
18 salvation 19 .

" it is done , " said he , and placed his hand upon his brow . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
2 it 4 done
3 is 4 done
4 done 5 ,
4 done 6 "
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 8 he
7 said 9 ,
9 , 11 placed
10 and 11 placed
11 placed 12 his
12 his 13 hand
13 hand 15 his
14 upon 15 his
15 his 16 brow
15 his 17 .
16 brow 17 .

the truth probably was that [alice] [vane] 's secret [for] restoring the hues of the picture had merely effected a temporary [renovation] . 
1 the 2 truth
2 truth 4 was
3 probably 4 was
4 was 5 that
5 that 9 secret
8 's 9 secret
9 secret 23 .
11 restoring 12 the
12 the 13 hues
13 hues 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 picture
16 picture 17 had
17 had 18 merely
18 merely 20 a
19 effected 20 a
20 a 21 temporary
21 temporary 23 .

did [his] [broken] [spirit] feel at that dread hour the tremendous burden of a people 's curse ? 
1 did 5 feel
5 feel 6 at
6 at 7 that
6 at 8 dread
8 dread 9 hour
8 dread 10 the
10 the 12 burden
11 tremendous 12 burden
12 burden 13 of
13 of 14 a
14 a 16 's
15 people 16 's
16 's 17 curse
16 's 18 ?

it is as if the echoes of half a century were revived . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 as
3 as 4 if
3 as 5 the
5 the 6 echoes
6 echoes 7 of
7 of 9 a
8 half 9 a
9 a 10 century
9 a 11 were
11 were 13 .
12 revived 13 .

[iii] [.] 

[lady] [eleanore's] [mantle] [.] 

mine excellent friend the landlord of [the] [province] [house] was pleased the [other] [evening] to invite [mr] [tiffany] and myself to [an] [oyster-supper] . 
1 mine 24 .
2 excellent 3 friend
2 excellent 4 the
4 the 5 landlord
4 the 6 of
6 of 10 was
10 was 11 pleased
10 was 24 .
11 pleased 12 the
12 the 19 and
15 to 16 invite
16 invite 19 and
19 and 21 to
20 myself 21 to

yet prejudices so obstinate have not made him an ungentle or impracticable companion [.] 
1 yet 2 prejudices
2 prejudices 3 so
2 prejudices 4 obstinate
4 obstinate 5 have
4 obstinate 6 not
5 have 6 not
6 not 7 made
7 made 8 him
7 made 9 an
8 him 9 an
9 an 11 or
10 ungentle 11 or
11 or 12 impracticable
12 impracticable 13 companion

in another paper of this [series] [i] [may] [perhaps] give the reader a closer glimpse of his portrait . 
1 in 2 another
2 another 3 paper
3 paper 4 of
4 of 5 this
5 this 19 .
10 give 11 the
11 the 12 reader
12 reader 13 a
13 a 14 closer
14 closer 15 glimpse
15 glimpse 16 of
16 of 17 his
17 his 18 portrait
18 portrait 19 .

peace to his red-nosed ghost and a libation to his memory ! 
1 peace 2 to
2 to 3 his
2 to 4 red-nosed
4 red-nosed 5 ghost
5 ghost 6 and
6 and 7 a
7 a 8 libation
7 a 9 to
8 libation 9 to
9 to 11 memory
10 his 11 memory
11 memory 12 !

with some suitable adornments from my own fancy , it ran pretty much as follows . 
1 with 2 some
2 some 3 suitable
3 suitable 5 from
4 adornments 5 from
5 from 6 my
6 my 7 own
7 own 8 fancy
8 fancy 9 ,
9 , 10 it
9 , 11 ran
11 ran 12 pretty
11 ran 13 much
12 pretty 13 much
13 much 14 as
13 much 15 follows
15 follows 16 .

" [a] very [great] [disrespect] ! " exclaimed [captain] [langford] , [an] [english] [officer] who had [recently] brought [despatches] to [governor] [shute] . 
1 " 3 very
3 very 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 exclaimed
8 exclaimed 11 ,
11 , 15 who
15 who 16 had
16 had 18 brought
18 brought 20 to
20 to 23 .

" the funeral should have been deferred lest [lady] [eleanore] 's spirits be affected by such a dismal welcome . ["] 
1 " 2 the
2 the 4 should
3 funeral 4 should
4 should 5 have
5 have 6 been
6 been 7 deferred
6 been 8 lest
8 lest 20 .
11 's 12 spirits
12 spirits 13 be
13 be 14 affected
13 be 15 by
15 by 17 a
16 such 17 a
17 a 19 welcome
18 dismal 19 welcome
19 welcome 20 .

king [death] confers high privileges . " 
1 king 3 confers
3 confers 6 .
4 high 5 privileges
5 privileges 6 .
6 . 7 "

but the governor 's stately approach was anticipated in a manner that excited general astonishment . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 governor
3 governor 4 's
4 's 5 stately
5 stately 6 approach
6 approach 7 was
7 was 10 a
8 anticipated 9 in
9 in 10 a
10 a 11 manner
11 manner 12 that
12 that 14 general
13 excited 14 general
14 general 15 astonishment
14 general 16 .

" up , sir ! " said the governor , sternly , at the same time lifting his cane over the intruder . 
1 " 2 up
2 up 3 ,
3 , 5 !
4 sir 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 8 the
7 said 9 governor
8 the 9 governor
9 governor 10 ,
10 , 12 ,
11 sternly 12 ,
12 , 13 at
12 , 21 the
13 at 14 the
14 the 15 same
14 the 16 time
15 same 16 time
16 time 17 lifting
16 time 18 his
19 cane 20 over
20 over 21 the
21 the 22 intruder
22 intruder 23 .

" what [means] the [bedlamite] by this freak ? " 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 the
4 the 6 by
6 by 8 freak
7 this 8 freak
8 freak 9 ?
8 freak 10 "
9 ? 10 "

" who is this insolent young fellow ? " inquired [captain] [langford] , who [still] remained beside [dr] [clarke] . 
1 " 2 who
2 who 3 is
2 who 4 this
3 is 4 this
4 this 5 insolent
4 this 6 young
5 insolent 6 young
6 young 7 fellow
6 young 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 inquired
10 inquired 13 ,
10 inquired 16 remained
13 , 14 who
16 remained 20 .
17 beside 20 .

he loved her , and her scorn has driven him mad . " 
1 he 2 loved
2 loved 3 her
2 loved 4 ,
4 , 5 and
4 , 6 her
6 her 8 has
7 scorn 8 has
8 has 9 driven
8 has 10 him
9 driven 10 him
10 him 11 mad
10 him 12 .
12 . 13 "

" he was mad so to aspire , " observed the [english] officer . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 was
2 he 4 mad
3 was 4 mad
4 mad 6 to
5 so 6 to
6 to 7 aspire
6 to 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 observed
10 observed 11 the
11 the 13 officer
13 officer 14 .

" never ! " cried [captain] [langford] , [indignantly] " neither in life nor when they lay her with her ancestors . " 
1 " 2 never
2 never 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 8 ,
8 , 10 "
10 " 11 neither
10 " 12 in
11 neither 12 in
12 in 14 nor
13 life 14 nor
14 nor 15 when
14 nor 16 they
15 when 16 they
16 they 17 lay
16 they 18 her
17 lay 18 her
18 her 19 with
19 with 20 her
19 with 21 ancestors
21 ancestors 22 .
22 . 23 "

not many days afterward the governor gave a ball in honor of [lady] [eleanore] [rochcliffe] . 
1 not 2 many
2 many 3 days
2 many 4 afterward
4 afterward 5 the
4 afterward 6 governor
6 governor 8 a
7 gave 8 a
8 a 9 ball
8 a 10 in
10 in 11 honor
11 honor 12 of
12 of 16 .

gradually [,] [lady] [eleanore] [rochcliffe] 's circle grew smaller , till only four gentlemen remained in it . 
1 gradually 6 's
6 's 7 circle
7 circle 8 grew
8 grew 10 ,
9 smaller 10 ,
10 , 11 till
10 , 12 only
12 only 14 gentlemen
13 four 14 gentlemen
14 gentlemen 16 in
15 remained 16 in
16 in 17 it
16 in 18 .
17 it 18 .

" they tell me that [i] have done you harm . " 
1 " 2 they
1 " 7 have
2 they 3 tell
3 tell 4 me
4 me 5 that
7 have 8 done
8 done 9 you
9 you 10 harm
10 harm 11 .
11 . 12 "

" heaven knows if that be so , " replied the young man , solemnly . 
1 " 2 heaven
2 heaven 3 knows
2 heaven 4 if
4 if 5 that
4 if 6 be
6 be 8 ,
7 so 8 ,
8 , 10 replied
9 " 10 replied
10 replied 11 the
11 the 12 young
12 young 13 man
13 man 14 ,
14 , 16 .
15 solemnly 16 .

" where has this mad fellow stolen that [sacramental] vessel ? " exclaimed the [episcopal] clergyman . 
1 " 14 the
2 where 3 has
2 where 4 this
3 has 4 this
4 this 5 mad
4 this 6 fellow
6 fellow 7 stolen
6 fellow 8 that
7 stolen 8 that
8 that 10 vessel
10 vessel 11 ?
11 ? 12 "
12 " 13 exclaimed
13 exclaimed 14 the
14 the 17 .
16 clergyman 17 .

" perhaps it is poisoned , " half whispered the governor 's secretary . 
1 " 2 perhaps
2 perhaps 4 is
3 it 4 is
4 is 5 poisoned
4 is 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 half
8 half 9 whispered
8 half 10 the
10 the 11 governor
11 governor 12 's
12 's 13 secretary
13 secretary 14 .

" pour it down the villain 's throat ! " cried the [virginian] , fiercely . 
1 " 2 pour
2 pour 4 down
3 it 4 down
4 down 5 the
4 down 6 villain
5 the 6 villain
6 villain 7 's
6 villain 8 throat
7 's 8 throat
8 throat 10 "
9 ! 10 "
10 " 11 cried
11 cried 12 the
12 the 14 ,
14 , 15 fiercely
15 fiercely 16 .

" whether knave , fool or [bedlamite] , it is intolerable that the fellow should go at large . " 
1 " 2 whether
2 whether 3 knave
2 whether 4 ,
4 , 6 or
5 fool 6 or
6 or 8 ,
8 , 9 it
8 , 10 is
9 it 10 is
10 is 11 intolerable
11 intolerable 13 the
12 that 13 the
13 the 14 fellow
13 the 15 should
15 should 16 go
15 should 17 at
17 at 18 large
17 at 19 .
19 . 20 "

" pray , gentlemen , do my poor admirer no harm , " said [lady] [eleanore] , with a faint and weary smile . 
1 " 2 pray
2 pray 3 ,
2 pray 4 gentlemen
3 , 4 gentlemen
4 gentlemen 6 do
5 , 6 do
6 do 7 my
6 do 8 poor
7 my 8 poor
8 poor 9 admirer
8 poor 10 no
9 admirer 10 no
10 no 11 harm
10 no 12 ,
11 harm 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 17 ,
17 , 18 with
17 , 19 a
19 a 20 faint
20 faint 22 weary
21 and 22 weary
22 weary 24 .
23 smile 24 .

" cast it from you , " exclaimed [jervase] [helwyse] , clasping his hands in an agony of entreaty . 
1 " 2 cast
2 cast 3 it
2 cast 4 from
3 it 4 from
4 from 5 you
4 from 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 exclaimed
8 exclaimed 11 ,
11 , 13 his
12 clasping 13 his
13 his 14 hands
14 hands 15 in
15 in 16 an
16 an 17 agony
17 agony 18 of
18 of 19 entreaty
19 entreaty 20 .

" it may not yet be too late . 
1 " 3 may
2 it 3 may
3 may 5 yet
4 not 5 yet
5 yet 6 be
5 yet 7 too
6 be 7 too
7 too 8 late
8 late 9 .

give the accursed garment to the flames . " 
1 give 2 the
2 the 3 accursed
3 accursed 4 garment
4 garment 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 flames
7 flames 8 .
8 . 9 "

" [farewell] , [jervase] [helwyse] ! " said she . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 9 she
9 she 10 .

" keep my image in your remembrance as you behold it now . " 
1 " 14 "
2 keep 4 image
3 my 4 image
4 image 5 in
4 image 6 your
5 in 6 your
6 your 7 remembrance
6 your 8 as
7 remembrance 8 as
8 as 9 you
8 as 10 behold
10 behold 11 it
10 behold 12 now
12 now 13 .
13 . 14 "

woe to those who shall be smitten by this beautiful [lady] [eleanore] [!] 
1 woe 2 to
2 to 3 those
2 to 4 who
4 who 5 shall
5 shall 6 be
6 be 7 smitten
7 smitten 8 by
7 smitten 9 this
9 this 10 beautiful

but yonder stands the governor , and [i] have a word or two for his private ear . 
1 but 2 yonder
2 yonder 4 the
3 stands 4 the
4 the 5 governor
5 governor 6 ,
5 governor 14 for
6 , 7 and
7 and 9 have
7 and 10 a
10 a 11 word
11 word 12 or
12 or 13 two
14 for 15 his
15 his 16 private
16 private 18 .
17 ear 18 .

good-night ! " 
1 good-night 2 !
2 ! 3 "

but the disease , pursuing its onward progress , soon ceased to be [exclusively] a prerogative of aristocracy . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 disease
2 the 4 ,
4 , 5 pursuing
4 , 6 its
5 pursuing 6 its
6 its 7 onward
7 onward 8 progress
7 onward 9 ,
9 , 11 ceased
10 soon 11 ceased
11 ceased 12 to
12 to 13 be
13 be 15 a
15 a 16 prerogative
15 a 17 of
17 of 18 aristocracy
18 aristocracy 19 .

its red brand was no longer conferred like a noble 's star or an order of knighthood . 
1 its 2 red
2 red 3 brand
2 red 4 was
4 was 5 no
5 no 7 conferred
6 longer 7 conferred
7 conferred 8 like
8 like 9 a
8 like 10 noble
9 a 10 noble
10 noble 12 star
11 's 12 star
12 star 13 or
13 or 15 order
14 an 15 order
15 order 16 of
15 order 17 knighthood
16 of 17 knighthood
17 knighthood 18 .

we cannot estimate the affright which this plague inspired of yore by contemplating it as the fangless monster of the present day . 
1 we 2 cannot
2 cannot 3 estimate
2 cannot 4 the
3 estimate 4 the
4 the 5 affright
4 the 6 which
6 which 7 this
6 which 8 plague
7 this 8 plague
8 plague 9 inspired
8 plague 10 of
10 of 11 yore
11 yore 13 contemplating
12 by 13 contemplating
13 contemplating 14 it
13 contemplating 15 as
15 as 16 the
16 the 17 fangless
16 the 18 monster
18 monster 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 present
21 present 22 day
22 day 23 .

such was the dismay that now followed in the track of the disease or ran before it throughout the town . 
1 such 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 dismay
4 dismay 5 that
5 that 6 now
5 that 7 followed
7 followed 9 the
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 track
10 track 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 disease
13 disease 14 or
13 disease 15 ran
15 ran 16 before
16 before 17 it
16 before 18 throughout
17 it 18 throughout
18 throughout 19 the
18 throughout 20 town
20 town 21 .

this dark tale , whispered at first , was now bruited far and wide . 
1 this 2 dark
2 dark 3 tale
2 dark 4 ,
3 tale 4 ,
4 , 5 whispered
4 , 6 at
6 at 7 first
6 at 8 ,
8 , 9 was
8 , 10 now
9 was 10 now
10 now 12 far
11 bruited 12 far
12 far 13 and
13 and 14 wide
14 wide 15 .

" wretched lunatic , what do you seek here ? " exclaimed [shute] , [extending] his cane [to] guard himself from contact . 
1 " 2 wretched
2 wretched 4 ,
3 lunatic 4 ,
4 , 5 what
4 , 6 do
6 do 7 you
7 you 8 seek
8 seek 9 here
9 here 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 exclaimed
12 exclaimed 14 ,
14 , 16 his
16 his 23 .
17 cane 19 guard
19 guard 20 himself
19 guard 21 from
21 from 22 contact
22 contact 23 .

" there is nothing [here] but [death] [;] [back] , or you will meet him . " 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 is
2 there 10 ,
3 is 4 nothing
4 nothing 6 but
10 , 11 or
11 or 12 you
12 you 13 will
13 will 14 meet
14 meet 15 him
15 him 16 .
16 . 17 "

" death will not touch me , the banner-bearer of the pestilence , " cried [jervase] [helwyse] , shaking the red flag aloft . 
1 " 2 death
2 death 4 not
3 will 4 not
4 not 5 touch
4 not 6 me
6 me 7 ,
7 , 8 the
8 the 10 of
9 banner-bearer 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 pestilence
12 pestilence 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 cried
15 cried 18 ,
18 , 19 shaking
19 shaking 22 flag
20 the 21 red
21 red 22 flag
22 flag 24 .
23 aloft 24 .

" [why] [do] [i] waste words on the fellow ? " muttered the governor , drawing his cloak across his mouth . 
1 " 5 waste
5 waste 7 on
6 words 7 on
7 on 8 the
7 on 9 fellow
8 the 9 fellow
9 fellow 10 ?
9 fellow 11 "
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 muttered
11 " 13 the
13 the 15 ,
14 governor 15 ,
15 , 16 drawing
15 , 17 his
17 his 18 cloak
18 cloak 19 across
18 cloak 20 his
20 his 22 .
21 mouth 22 .

" what matters his miserable life , when none of us are sure of twelve hours ' breath ? 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 his
3 matters 4 his
4 his 5 miserable
5 miserable 6 life
5 miserable 7 ,
7 , 9 none
8 when 9 none
9 none 10 of
10 of 11 us
10 of 12 are
11 us 12 are
12 are 13 sure
13 sure 14 of
13 sure 15 twelve
15 twelve 16 hours
16 hours 17 '
16 hours 18 breath
17 ' 18 breath
18 breath 19 ?

on , fool , to your own destruction ! " 
1 on 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
3 fool 4 ,
4 , 6 your
5 to 6 your
6 your 8 destruction
7 own 8 destruction
8 destruction 9 !
9 ! 10 "

" young man , what is your purpose ? " demanded he . 
1 " 2 young
2 young 4 ,
3 man 4 ,
4 , 5 what
4 , 6 is
6 is 7 your
6 is 8 purpose
8 purpose 10 "
9 ? 10 "
10 " 11 demanded
11 demanded 12 he
12 he 13 .

" [i] seek the [lady] [eleanore] , " answered [jervase] [helwyse] , [submissively] . 
1 " 3 seek
3 seek 4 the
4 the 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 answered
9 answered 12 ,
12 , 14 .

" all have fled from her , " said the physician . 
1 " 2 all
1 " 10 the
2 all 3 have
4 fled 5 from
5 from 6 her
6 her 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 the
10 the 11 physician
11 physician 12 .

" why do you seek her now ? 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 do
3 do 4 you
4 you 5 seek
5 seek 6 her
6 her 8 ?
7 now 8 ?

i tell you , youth , her nurse fell death-stricken on the threshold of that fatal chamber . 
1 i 2 tell
2 tell 3 you
2 tell 4 ,
4 , 8 nurse
5 youth 6 ,
6 , 7 her
7 her 8 nurse
8 nurse 9 fell
9 fell 11 on
10 death-stricken 11 on
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 threshold
12 the 14 of
14 of 15 that
15 that 16 fatal
16 fatal 17 chamber
17 chamber 18 .

" let me look upon her , " rejoined the mad youth , more wildly . 
1 " 2 let
1 " 3 me
2 let 3 me
3 me 5 upon
4 look 5 upon
5 upon 6 her
5 upon 7 ,
7 , 9 rejoined
8 " 9 rejoined
9 rejoined 11 mad
10 the 11 mad
11 mad 13 ,
12 youth 13 ,
13 , 14 more
13 , 15 wildly
15 wildly 16 .

" let me behold her in her awful beauty , clad in the regal garments of the pestilence . 
1 " 2 let
2 let 4 behold
3 me 4 behold
4 behold 5 her
5 her 6 in
6 in 7 her
7 her 11 clad
8 awful 10 ,
9 beauty 10 ,
10 , 11 clad
11 clad 12 in
12 in 13 the
13 the 15 garments
14 regal 15 garments
15 garments 16 of
15 garments 17 the
16 of 17 the
17 the 19 .
18 pestilence 19 .

she [and] [death] sit [on] a throne together ; let me kneel down before them . " 
1 she 4 sit
4 sit 6 a
6 a 8 together
7 throne 8 together
8 together 9 ;
8 together 10 let
9 ; 10 let
10 let 11 me
10 let 12 kneel
12 kneel 14 before
13 down 14 before
14 before 15 them
14 before 16 .
16 . 17 "

" wilt thou still worship the destroyer and surround her image with fantasies the more magnificent the more evil she has wrought ? 
1 " 2 wilt
2 wilt 4 still
3 thou 4 still
4 still 5 worship
5 worship 6 the
6 the 7 destroyer
7 destroyer 8 and
8 and 10 her
9 surround 10 her
10 her 11 image
11 image 12 with
12 with 13 fantasies
13 fantasies 14 the
13 fantasies 15 more
15 more 17 the
16 magnificent 17 the
17 the 19 evil
18 more 19 evil
19 evil 20 she
19 evil 21 has
20 she 21 has
21 has 22 wrought
22 wrought 23 ?

thus man doth ever to his tyrants . 
1 thus 2 man
2 man 4 ever
3 doth 4 ever
4 ever 5 to
4 ever 6 his
5 to 6 his
6 his 7 tyrants
6 his 8 .
7 tyrants 8 .

approach , then . 
1 approach 2 ,
2 , 3 then
3 then 4 .

ascending another flight of stairs , he threw open a door and signed to [jervase] [helwyse] that he should enter . 
1 ascending 2 another
2 another 3 flight
3 flight 4 of
4 of 5 stairs
5 stairs 6 ,
6 , 7 he
7 he 8 threw
8 threw 9 open
9 open 10 a
10 a 11 door
10 a 12 and
12 and 13 signed
13 signed 14 to
14 to 17 that
17 that 18 he
18 he 19 should
19 should 20 enter
20 enter 21 .

he dreamed , no doubt , that her beauty was not dimmed , but brightened into [superhuman] splendor . 
1 he 2 dreamed
2 dreamed 3 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 doubt
4 no 6 ,
6 , 7 that
6 , 8 her
8 her 9 beauty
8 her 10 was
10 was 11 not
10 was 12 dimmed
11 not 12 dimmed
12 dimmed 14 but
13 , 14 but
14 but 16 into
15 brightened 16 into
16 into 18 splendor
18 splendor 19 .

" where is the [lady] [eleanore] ? " whispered he . 
1 " 2 where
2 where 3 is
3 is 4 the
4 the 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 whispered
9 whispered 10 he
10 he 11 .

" call her , " replied the physician . 
1 " 2 call
1 " 3 her
3 her 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 replied
6 replied 7 the
7 the 9 .
8 physician 9 .

" [lady] [eleanore] ! [princess] ! [queen] [of] [death] ! " cried [jervase] [helwyse] , [advancing] three steps into the chamber . 
1 " 4 !
4 ! 6 !
6 ! 10 !
10 ! 11 "
11 " 12 cried
12 cried 22 .
15 , 17 three
17 three 18 steps
18 steps 20 the
19 into 20 the
20 the 21 chamber
20 the 22 .

" she is not here . 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 is
3 is 4 not
4 not 5 here
5 here 6 .

there , on yonder table , [i] behold the sparkle of a diamond which once she wore upon her bosom . 
1 there 2 ,
2 , 3 on
2 , 4 yonder
4 yonder 5 table
5 table 6 ,
6 , 8 behold
8 behold 9 the
9 the 10 sparkle
10 sparkle 11 of
11 of 12 a
11 of 13 diamond
12 a 13 diamond
13 diamond 14 which
14 which 16 she
15 once 16 she
16 she 18 upon
17 wore 18 upon
18 upon 19 her
18 upon 20 bosom
20 bosom 21 .

there " and he shuddered " there hangs her mantle , on which a dead woman embroidered a spell of dreadful potency . 
1 there 2 "
2 " 4 he
3 and 4 he
4 he 5 shuddered
5 shuddered 6 "
6 " 7 there
6 " 8 hangs
8 hangs 10 mantle
9 her 10 mantle
10 mantle 11 ,
11 , 12 on
12 on 13 which
13 which 14 a
13 which 15 dead
15 dead 17 embroidered
16 woman 17 embroidered
17 embroidered 19 spell
18 a 19 spell
19 spell 20 of
19 spell 21 dreadful
20 of 21 dreadful
21 dreadful 22 potency
22 potency 23 .

but where is the [lady] [eleanore] ? " 
1 but 2 where
2 where 3 is
3 is 4 the
4 the 7 ?
7 ? 8 "

he fancied , even , that he recognized its tones . 
1 he 2 fancied
2 fancied 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
4 even 5 ,
5 , 6 that
5 , 7 he
7 he 8 recognized
8 recognized 11 .
9 its 10 tones
10 tones 11 .

" my throat ! 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 throat
3 throat 4 !

my throat is scorched , " murmured the voice . 
1 my 2 throat
2 throat 4 scorched
3 is 4 scorched
4 scorched 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 murmured
7 murmured 8 the
8 the 9 voice
9 voice 10 .

" [a] drop of water ! " 
1 " 3 drop
3 drop 7 "
4 of 5 water
5 water 6 !
6 ! 7 "

" what thing art thou ? " said the [brain-stricken] youth , drawing near the bed and tearing asunder its curtains . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 thing
2 what 4 art
4 art 5 thou
5 thou 6 ?
6 ? 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 9 the
9 the 11 youth
11 youth 12 ,
12 , 13 drawing
13 drawing 15 the
14 near 15 the
15 the 16 bed
15 the 17 and
17 and 18 tearing
17 and 19 asunder
19 asunder 20 its
20 its 22 .
21 curtains 22 .

" whose voice hast thou stolen for thy murmurs and miserable petitions , as if [lady] [eleanore] could be conscious [of] [mortal] [infirmity] ? 
1 " 2 whose
2 whose 3 voice
2 whose 4 hast
3 voice 4 hast
4 hast 5 thou
4 hast 6 stolen
6 stolen 7 for
6 stolen 8 thy
7 for 8 thy
8 thy 10 and
9 murmurs 10 and
10 and 11 miserable
10 and 12 petitions
12 petitions 13 ,
13 , 14 as
14 as 15 if
15 if 18 could
18 could 19 be
19 be 20 conscious
20 conscious 24 ?

fie ! 
1 fie 2 !

heap of diseased mortality , why lurkest thou in my lady 's chamber ? " 
1 heap 2 of
2 of 3 diseased
2 of 4 mortality
4 mortality 5 ,
4 mortality 6 why
6 why 8 thou
7 lurkest 8 thou
8 thou 9 in
8 thou 10 my
10 my 11 lady
11 lady 13 chamber
12 's 13 chamber
13 chamber 14 ?
13 chamber 15 "

the curse of [heaven] hath [stricken] [me] [because] [i] would not call man my brother nor woman sister . 
1 the 2 curse
1 the 3 of
3 of 5 hath
5 hath 19 .
10 would 12 call
11 not 12 call
12 call 13 man
13 man 14 my
13 man 15 brother
15 brother 16 nor
16 nor 17 woman
16 nor 18 sister
17 woman 18 sister
18 sister 19 .

you are avenged , they are all avenged , [nature] is [avenged] [;] for [i] [am] [eleanore] [rochcliffe] . " 
1 you 2 are
2 are 4 ,
3 avenged 4 ,
4 , 5 they
4 , 6 are
6 are 7 all
6 are 8 avenged
8 avenged 9 ,
9 , 20 "
11 is 14 for
14 for 19 .
19 . 20 "

" [another] triumph for the [lady] [eleanore] ! " he cried . 
1 " 11 cried
3 triumph 4 for
4 for 5 the
5 the 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 he
10 he 11 cried
11 cried 12 .

" all have been her victims ; who so worthy to be the final victim as herself ? " 
1 " 2 all
2 all 4 been
3 have 4 been
4 been 6 victims
5 her 6 victims
6 victims 8 who
7 ; 8 who
8 who 9 so
9 so 10 worthy
9 so 11 to
11 to 12 be
12 be 13 the
13 the 14 final
14 final 16 as
15 victim 16 as
16 as 17 herself
16 as 18 ?
18 ? 19 "

impelled by some new fantasy of his crazed intellect , he snatched the fatal mantle and rushed from the chamber and the house . 
1 impelled 2 by
2 by 3 some
3 some 4 new
4 new 6 of
5 fantasy 6 of
6 of 7 his
6 of 8 crazed
7 his 8 crazed
8 crazed 9 intellect
8 crazed 10 ,
9 intellect 10 ,
10 , 11 he
10 , 12 snatched
12 snatched 13 the
13 the 14 fatal
14 fatal 15 mantle
15 mantle 17 rushed
16 and 17 rushed
17 rushed 18 from
17 rushed 19 the
19 the 21 and
20 chamber 21 and
21 and 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 house 24 .

arriving opposite the province-house , the mob burned the [effigy] , and a strong wind came and swept away the ashes . 
1 arriving 2 opposite
2 opposite 3 the
3 the 4 province-house
4 province-house 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 7 mob
7 mob 8 burned
8 burned 9 the
9 the 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 14 strong
13 a 14 strong
14 strong 15 wind
14 strong 16 came
15 wind 16 came
16 came 18 swept
17 and 18 swept
18 swept 20 the
19 away 20 the
20 the 21 ashes
20 the 22 .

a remarkable uncertainty broods over that unhappy lady 's fate . 
1 a 2 remarkable
2 remarkable 3 uncertainty
3 uncertainty 4 broods
3 uncertainty 5 over
5 over 6 that
6 that 8 lady
7 unhappy 8 lady
8 lady 9 's
9 's 10 fate
10 fate 11 .

supposing the legend true , can this be other than [the] once [proud] [lady] [eleanore] [?] 
1 supposing 2 the
2 the 3 legend
3 legend 4 true
3 legend 5 ,
5 , 7 this
6 can 7 this
7 this 8 be
7 this 9 other
8 be 9 other
9 other 10 than
10 than 12 once

[iv] [.] 

[old] [esther] [dudley] [.] 

finally he poured forth a great fluency of speech . 
1 finally 2 he
2 he 3 poured
3 poured 5 a
4 forth 5 a
5 a 7 fluency
6 great 7 fluency
7 fluency 9 speech
8 of 9 speech
9 speech 10 .

at the pathetic passages of his narrative he readily melted into tears . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 pathetic
2 the 4 passages
4 passages 5 of
5 of 6 his
6 his 7 narrative
7 narrative 8 he
7 narrative 9 readily
8 he 9 readily
9 readily 11 into
10 melted 11 into
11 into 12 tears
12 tears 13 .

a blood-stain upon the floor should then bear testimony that the [last] [british] ruler was faithful to his trust . " 
1 a 2 blood-stain
2 blood-stain 3 upon
2 blood-stain 4 the
4 the 5 floor
4 the 6 should
5 floor 6 should
6 should 7 then
7 then 8 bear
7 then 9 testimony
9 testimony 10 that
9 testimony 11 the
11 the 14 ruler
14 ruler 15 was
15 was 16 faithful
16 faithful 17 to
17 to 18 his
18 his 19 trust
19 trust 20 .
20 . 21 "

the tremulous voice of a woman replied to his exclamation . 
1 the 2 tremulous
2 tremulous 3 voice
3 voice 4 of
3 voice 5 a
5 a 6 woman
5 a 7 replied
7 replied 8 to
7 replied 9 his
8 to 9 his
9 his 10 exclamation
9 his 11 .

" heaven 's cause and the king 's are one , " it said . 
1 " 2 heaven
2 heaven 3 's
3 's 4 cause
4 cause 5 and
5 and 6 the
6 the 7 king
6 the 8 's
8 's 10 one
9 are 10 one
10 one 11 ,
10 one 12 "
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 it
13 it 14 said
14 said 15 .

" go forth , [sir] [william] [howe] , and trust in [heaven] to bring back a royal governor in triumph . " 
1 " 22 "
2 go 3 forth
2 go 21 .
3 forth 4 ,
4 , 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 trust
11 in 13 to
13 to 14 bring
13 to 15 back
14 bring 15 back
15 back 17 royal
16 a 17 royal
17 royal 18 governor
17 royal 19 in
19 in 20 triumph
19 in 21 .
21 . 22 "

but [sir] [william] [howe] , if he ever heard this legend , had forgotten it . 
1 but 5 ,
5 , 7 he
6 if 7 he
7 he 8 ever
8 ever 9 heard
8 ever 10 this
10 this 11 legend
10 this 12 ,
11 legend 12 ,
12 , 13 had
12 , 14 forgotten
13 had 14 forgotten
14 forgotten 15 it
14 forgotten 16 .

" [mistress] [dudley] , why are you [loitering] here ? " asked he , with some severity of tone . 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 5 why
5 why 6 are
6 are 7 you
7 you 9 here
9 here 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 asked
12 asked 14 ,
13 he 14 ,
14 , 16 some
15 with 16 some
16 some 17 severity
16 some 18 of
18 of 19 tone
19 tone 20 .

" it is my pleasure to be the last in this mansion of the king . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 my
4 my 5 pleasure
5 pleasure 6 to
6 to 8 the
7 be 8 the
8 the 9 last
8 the 10 in
10 in 11 this
11 this 12 mansion
12 mansion 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 king
15 king 16 .
16 . 17 "

" not so , if it please [your] [excellency] , " answered the time-stricken woman . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 3 so
3 so 4 ,
4 , 5 if
5 if 6 it
6 it 7 please
7 please 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 answered
12 answered 13 the
13 the 14 time-stricken
14 time-stricken 15 woman
15 woman 16 .

" this roof has sheltered me [long] [;] [i] will not pass from it until they bear me to the tomb of my forefathers . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 roof
2 this 4 has
4 has 5 sheltered
5 sheltered 6 me
6 me 25 .
10 will 11 not
11 not 12 pass
12 pass 14 it
13 from 14 it
14 it 15 until
14 it 16 they
15 until 16 they
16 they 17 bear
16 they 18 me
17 bear 18 me
18 me 20 the
19 to 20 the
20 the 21 tomb
21 tomb 22 of
22 of 23 my
23 my 24 forefathers
24 forefathers 25 .

what other shelter is there for [old] [esther] [dudley] [save] the province-house or the grave ? " 
1 what 3 shelter
2 other 3 shelter
3 shelter 4 is
3 shelter 5 there
4 is 5 there
5 there 6 for
6 for 11 the
11 the 12 province-house
12 province-house 17 "
13 or 14 the
14 the 15 grave
15 grave 16 ?
16 ? 17 "

" now , [heaven] forgive me ! " said [sir] [william] [howe] to himself . 
1 " 2 now
2 now 3 ,
3 , 5 forgive
5 forgive 6 me
6 me 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 13 to
13 to 14 himself
14 himself 15 .

" [i] was about to [leave] this wretched old creature to starve [or] beg . 
1 " 3 was
3 was 4 about
4 about 5 to
5 to 15 .
7 this 8 wretched
8 wretched 10 creature
9 old 10 creature
10 creature 11 to
11 to 12 starve
12 starve 14 beg
14 beg 15 .

take this , good [mistress] [dudley] , " he added , putting a purse into her hands . 
1 take 2 this
2 this 3 ,
3 , 9 he
4 good 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 he
9 he 10 added
9 he 18 .
10 added 11 ,
11 , 13 a
12 putting 13 a
13 a 14 purse
13 a 15 into
14 purse 15 into
15 into 17 hands
16 her 17 hands

that purse will buy a better shelter than the province-house can now afford . " 
1 that 2 purse
2 purse 3 will
3 will 4 buy
4 buy 5 a
5 a 6 better
6 better 7 shelter
7 shelter 8 than
8 than 9 the
9 the 10 province-house
10 province-house 11 can
10 province-house 12 now
12 now 13 afford
12 now 14 .
14 . 15 "

" this is an evil hour for you and me . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 is
2 this 4 an
3 is 4 an
4 an 5 evil
5 evil 6 hour
6 hour 7 for
7 for 8 you
8 you 9 and
9 and 10 me
10 me 11 .

the province which the king entrusted to my charge is lost . 
1 the 2 province
2 province 4 the
3 which 4 the
4 the 5 king
4 the 6 entrusted
5 king 6 entrusted
6 entrusted 7 to
6 entrusted 8 my
7 to 8 my
8 my 9 charge
8 my 10 is
10 is 11 lost
10 is 12 .

i go hence in misfortune perchance in disgrace to return no more . 
1 i 2 go
2 go 3 hence
2 go 4 in
4 in 5 misfortune
5 misfortune 7 in
6 perchance 7 in
7 in 8 disgrace
8 disgrace 9 to
9 to 10 return
10 return 11 no
11 no 12 more
12 more 13 .

" never ! never ! " said the pertinacious old dame . 
1 " 2 never
2 never 3 !
3 ! 5 !
4 never 5 !
5 ! 6 "
5 ! 7 said
7 said 8 the
8 the 9 pertinacious
9 pertinacious 12 .
10 old 11 dame
11 dame 12 .

" here will [i] abide , and [king] [george] [shall] still have one true subject in his disloyal province . " 
1 " 2 here
1 " 3 will
3 will 21 "
5 abide 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 11 still
11 still 12 have
12 have 13 one
12 have 14 true
14 true 15 subject
14 true 16 in
16 in 17 his
17 his 18 disloyal
17 his 19 province
18 disloyal 19 province
19 province 20 .
20 . 21 "

" she is the very moral of old-fashioned prejudice , and could exist nowhere but in this musty edifice . 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 is
3 is 4 the
4 the 5 very
5 very 6 moral
6 moral 7 of
7 of 8 old-fashioned
8 old-fashioned 10 ,
8 old-fashioned 20 .
9 prejudice 10 ,
10 , 12 could
11 and 12 could
12 could 13 exist
13 exist 15 but
14 nowhere 15 but
15 but 16 in
15 but 17 this
16 in 17 this
17 this 18 musty
17 this 19 edifice

well , then , [mistress] [dudley] , since you will needs tarry , [i] [give] the province-house in charge to you . 
1 well 2 ,
2 , 3 then
3 then 4 ,
4 , 7 ,
7 , 8 since
7 , 9 you
9 you 10 will
10 will 20 to
11 needs 12 tarry
12 tarry 13 ,
13 , 16 the
16 the 18 in
17 province-house 18 in
18 in 19 charge
19 charge 20 to
20 to 22 .
21 you 22 .

take this key , and keep it safe until myself or some other royal governor shall demand it of you . " 
1 take 2 this
2 this 3 key
3 key 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 keep
6 keep 8 safe
7 it 8 safe
8 safe 9 until
8 safe 10 myself
9 until 10 myself
10 myself 11 or
11 or 12 some
11 or 13 other
13 other 14 royal
13 other 15 governor
15 governor 16 shall
15 governor 17 demand
16 shall 17 demand
17 demand 18 it
17 demand 19 of
19 of 20 you
20 you 21 .
21 . 22 "

the total change of affairs that ensued on the departure of the [british] troops did not drive the venerable lady from her [stronghold] . 
1 the 2 total
2 total 3 change
3 change 4 of
4 of 6 that
5 affairs 6 that
6 that 7 ensued
6 that 8 on
8 on 9 the
9 the 11 of
10 departure 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 14 troops
14 troops 24 .
15 did 16 not
16 not 17 drive
17 drive 18 the
18 the 19 venerable
19 venerable 20 lady
19 venerable 21 from
21 from 22 her
22 her 24 .

many and strange were the fables which the gossips whispered about her in all the [chimney-corners] of the town . 
1 many 20 .
2 and 3 strange
2 and 4 were
4 were 5 the
5 the 6 fables
5 the 7 which
7 which 8 the
8 the 9 gossips
9 gossips 10 whispered
10 whispered 11 about
10 whispered 12 her
12 her 13 in
13 in 15 the
14 all 15 the
15 the 17 of
17 of 18 the
17 of 20 .
18 the 19 town

and did she dwell there in utter loneliness ? 
1 and 2 did
2 did 3 she
3 she 4 dwell
3 she 5 there
5 there 6 in
6 in 8 loneliness
7 utter 8 loneliness
8 loneliness 9 ?

rumor said , " not so . " 
1 rumor 2 said
2 said 4 "
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 not
4 " 6 so
6 so 7 .
7 . 8 "

yet [esther] [dudley] ['s] [most] [frequent] and favored guests were the children of the [town] [.] 
1 yet 7 and
7 and 14 the
8 favored 9 guests
9 guests 10 were
10 were 11 the
11 the 12 children
11 the 13 of
13 of 14 the

toward them she was never stern . 
1 toward 2 them
2 them 7 .
3 she 4 was
4 was 5 never
5 never 6 stern
6 stern 7 .

a kindly and loving nature hindered elsewhere from its free course by a thousand rocky prejudices lavished itself upon these little ones . 
1 a 2 kindly
2 kindly 3 and
3 and 4 loving
4 loving 5 nature
4 loving 23 .
5 nature 6 hindered
5 nature 7 elsewhere
6 hindered 7 elsewhere
7 elsewhere 8 from
8 from 10 free
9 its 10 free
10 free 11 course
11 course 12 by
12 by 14 thousand
13 a 14 thousand
14 thousand 15 rocky
14 thousand 16 prejudices
15 rocky 16 prejudices
16 prejudices 17 lavished
17 lavished 18 itself
18 itself 19 upon
19 upon 20 these
19 upon 21 little
22 ones 23 .

" but [governor] [belcher] has [been] [dead] this many a year , " would the mother say to her little boy . 
1 " 2 but
1 " 8 this
2 but 5 has
8 this 12 ,
9 many 10 a
10 a 11 year
11 year 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 22 .
14 would 16 mother
15 the 16 mother
16 mother 17 say
17 say 18 to
17 say 19 her
19 her 20 little
19 her 21 boy
21 boy 22 .

" but when [old] [esther] had done speaking about him , he faded away out of his chair . " 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 when
3 when 6 had
6 had 7 done
7 done 8 speaking
7 done 9 about
9 about 10 him
9 about 11 ,
10 him 11 ,
11 , 13 faded
12 he 13 faded
13 faded 14 away
13 faded 15 out
15 out 16 of
16 of 17 his
17 his 18 chair
18 chair 19 .
19 . 20 "

sooner or later , it was her invincible belief , the colonies would be prostrate at the footstool of the king . 
1 sooner 2 or
2 or 3 later
3 later 4 ,
4 , 5 it
5 it 6 was
6 was 7 her
7 her 8 invincible
7 her 9 belief
9 belief 10 ,
10 , 11 the
11 the 13 would
12 colonies 13 would
13 would 14 be
13 would 15 prostrate
14 be 15 prostrate
15 prostrate 17 the
16 at 17 the
17 the 18 footstool
17 the 19 of
18 footstool 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 king
21 king 22 .

sometimes she seemed to take for granted that such was already the case . 
1 sometimes 2 she
2 she 3 seemed
3 seemed 4 to
4 to 6 for
5 take 6 for
6 for 7 granted
6 for 8 that
8 that 10 was
9 such 10 was
10 was 11 already
10 was 12 the
12 the 13 case
13 case 14 .

her wrinkled visage actually gleamed with triumph , as if the soul within her were a festal lamp . 
1 her 2 wrinkled
1 her 3 visage
2 wrinkled 3 visage
3 visage 4 actually
4 actually 5 gleamed
5 gleamed 7 triumph
6 with 7 triumph
7 triumph 8 ,
8 , 9 as
9 as 10 if
10 if 11 the
11 the 12 soul
11 the 13 within
13 within 14 her
14 her 15 were
15 were 16 a
16 a 17 festal
16 a 18 lamp
18 lamp 19 .

" what means this blaze of light ? 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 means
2 what 4 this
4 this 5 blaze
5 blaze 6 of
6 of 8 ?
7 light 8 ?

what [does] [old] [esther] 's joy [portend] ? " whispered a spectator . 
1 what 5 's
5 's 13 .
6 joy 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
8 ? 10 whispered
10 whispered 12 spectator
11 a 12 spectator
12 spectator 13 .

" it is frightful to see her gliding about the chambers and rejoicing there without a soul to bear her company . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 frightful
4 frightful 5 to
5 to 7 her
6 see 7 her
7 her 8 gliding
8 gliding 10 the
9 about 10 the
10 the 12 and
11 chambers 12 and
12 and 14 there
13 rejoicing 14 there
14 there 15 without
15 without 16 a
15 without 17 soul
17 soul 18 to
17 soul 19 bear
19 bear 21 company
20 her 21 company
21 company 22 .
21 company 23 "

" it is as if she were making merry in a tomb , " said another . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 as
4 as 5 if
5 if 6 she
6 she 7 were
7 were 8 making
7 were 9 merry
9 merry 10 in
9 merry 11 a
10 in 11 a
11 a 12 tomb
11 a 13 ,
13 , 14 "
13 , 15 said
14 " 15 said
15 said 16 another
16 another 17 .

" [pshaw] ! 
1 " 3 !

it is no such mystery , " observed an old man , after some brief exercise of memory . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 no
3 no 4 such
4 such 5 mystery
5 mystery 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 observed
8 observed 9 an
8 observed 10 old
9 an 10 old
10 old 11 man
10 old 12 ,
12 , 13 after
12 , 14 some
14 some 16 exercise
15 brief 16 exercise
16 exercise 17 of
17 of 18 memory
18 memory 19 .

" [mistress] [dudley] is keeping jubilee for the king of [england] 's birthday . " 
1 " 4 is
4 is 5 keeping
5 keeping 15 "
6 jubilee 7 for
7 for 8 the
8 the 9 king
9 king 10 of
10 of 14 .
12 's 13 birthday
13 birthday 14 .
14 . 15 "

now , it was the fact that intelligence bearing some faint [analogy] to [esther] 's version of it was current among the [townspeople] . 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 3 it
3 it 4 was
4 was 5 the
5 the 6 fact
6 fact 7 that
7 that 8 intelligence
8 intelligence 9 bearing
9 bearing 10 some
10 some 11 faint
11 faint 13 to
13 to 24 .
15 's 16 version
16 version 17 of
16 version 18 it
18 it 19 was
18 it 20 current
20 current 21 among
20 current 22 the
22 the 24 .

" oh , happy day ! 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 4 happy
3 , 4 happy
4 happy 6 !
5 day 6 !

oh , blessed , blessed hour ! " she exclaimed . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 blessed
3 blessed 4 ,
4 , 5 blessed
5 blessed 6 hour
6 hour 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 she
9 she 10 exclaimed
10 exclaimed 11 .

" let me but bid him welcome within the portal , and my task in the province-house and on earth is done . " 
1 " 2 let
2 let 3 me
3 me 5 bid
4 but 5 bid
5 bid 7 welcome
6 him 7 welcome
7 welcome 8 within
7 welcome 9 the
9 the 11 ,
10 portal 11 ,
11 , 12 and
11 , 13 my
12 and 13 my
13 my 14 task
13 my 15 in
15 in 17 province-house
16 the 17 province-house
17 province-house 18 and
17 province-house 19 on
18 and 19 on
19 on 20 earth
19 on 21 is
20 earth 21 is
21 is 22 done
21 is 23 .
22 done 23 .
23 . 24 "

she turned the key , withdrew it from the lock , unclosed the door and stepped across the threshold . 
1 she 2 turned
2 turned 3 the
2 turned 4 key
4 key 5 ,
4 key 6 withdrew
5 , 6 withdrew
6 withdrew 8 from
7 it 8 from
8 from 9 the
9 the 10 lock
10 lock 11 ,
10 lock 15 and
11 , 12 unclosed
12 unclosed 13 the
13 the 14 door
15 and 16 stepped
16 stepped 17 across
16 stepped 18 the
18 the 19 threshold
19 threshold 20 .

he was richly dressed , but wore a gouty shoe , which , however , did not lessen the [stateliness] of his gait . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 4 dressed
3 richly 4 dressed
4 dressed 5 ,
4 dressed 6 but
6 but 7 wore
6 but 8 a
8 a 9 gouty
8 a 10 shoe
10 shoe 12 which
11 , 12 which
12 which 14 however
13 , 14 however
14 however 16 did
15 , 16 did
16 did 17 not
16 did 18 lessen
18 lessen 24 .
19 the 21 of
21 of 22 his
22 his 23 gait
23 gait 24 .

as he approached she involuntarily sank down on her knees and tremblingly held forth the heavy key . 
1 as 2 he
2 he 3 approached
3 approached 4 she
3 approached 5 involuntarily
4 she 5 involuntarily
5 involuntarily 6 sank
6 sank 7 down
7 down 8 on
8 on 9 her
9 her 10 knees
10 knees 11 and
11 and 13 held
12 tremblingly 13 held
13 held 14 forth
13 held 15 the
15 the 16 heavy
16 heavy 17 key
17 key 18 .

" receive my trust ! 
1 " 2 receive
2 receive 3 my
3 my 4 trust
4 trust 5 !

take it quickly , " cried she , " [for] methinks [death] is striving to snatch away my triumph . 
1 take 2 it
2 it 3 quickly
2 it 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 cried
5 " 7 she
7 she 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 11 methinks
11 methinks 20 .
13 is 19 triumph
14 striving 15 to
15 to 16 snatch
16 snatch 18 my
17 away 18 my
18 my 19 triumph
19 triumph 20 .

but he comes too late . 
1 but 2 he
2 he 3 comes
2 he 4 too
4 too 5 late
5 late 6 .

thank [heaven] for this blessed hour ! 
1 thank 3 for
3 for 4 this
4 this 5 blessed
5 blessed 7 !
6 hour 7 !

god save [king] [george] ! " 
1 god 6 "
2 save 5 !
5 ! 6 "

" yet , in reverence for your gray hairs and long-kept [faith] , [heaven] forbid that any here should say you nay . 
1 " 2 yet
2 yet 3 ,
2 yet 4 in
3 , 4 in
4 in 5 reverence
4 in 6 for
6 for 7 your
6 for 8 gray
7 your 8 gray
8 gray 9 hairs
8 gray 10 and
10 and 11 long-kept
11 long-kept 13 ,
13 , 23 .
15 forbid 16 that
16 that 17 any
16 that 18 here
18 here 19 should
18 here 20 say
19 should 20 say
20 say 22 nay
21 you 22 nay
22 nay 23 .

over the realms [which] [still] [acknowledge] [his] [sceptre] , [god] save [king] [george] ! " 
1 over 2 the
2 the 3 realms
3 realms 9 ,
9 , 15 "
11 save 14 !
14 ! 15 "

years ago she had known him among the gentry of the province , but the ban of the king had fallen upon him . 
1 years 2 ago
2 ago 4 had
3 she 4 had
4 had 5 known
5 known 6 him
5 known 7 among
7 among 8 the
7 among 9 gentry
9 gentry 10 of
9 gentry 11 the
11 the 12 province
12 province 13 ,
13 , 14 but
14 but 15 the
15 the 16 ban
16 ban 17 of
17 of 18 the
18 the 19 king
19 king 21 fallen
20 had 21 fallen
21 fallen 22 upon
21 fallen 23 him
23 him 24 .

how , then , came the doomed victim here ? 
1 how 3 then
2 , 3 then
3 then 5 came
4 , 5 came
5 came 6 the
6 the 7 doomed
6 the 8 victim
8 victim 10 ?
9 here 10 ?

" have [i] [bidden] a traitor welcome ? 
1 " 2 have
2 have 5 a
5 a 6 traitor
6 traitor 8 ?
7 welcome 8 ?

come , [death] [!] come [quickly] ! " 
1 come 2 ,
2 , 5 come
5 come 7 !
7 ! 8 "

ceasing to model ourselves on ancestral superstitions , it is our faith and principle to press onward onward . 
1 ceasing 2 to
2 to 3 model
3 model 5 on
4 ourselves 5 on
5 on 7 superstitions
6 ancestral 7 superstitions
7 superstitions 9 it
8 , 9 it
9 it 10 is
10 is 11 our
10 is 12 faith
11 our 12 faith
12 faith 13 and
12 faith 14 principle
13 and 14 principle
14 principle 15 to
15 to 16 press
16 press 17 onward
16 press 18 onward
17 onward 18 onward
18 onward 19 .

the key of the province-house fell from her grasp and clanked against the stone . 
1 the 2 key
2 key 3 of
3 of 5 province-house
4 the 5 province-house
5 province-house 6 fell
5 province-house 7 from
6 fell 7 from
7 from 8 her
7 from 9 grasp
9 grasp 10 and
10 and 11 clanked
11 clanked 12 against
12 against 13 the
13 the 14 stone
14 stone 15 .

" [i] have been faithful [unto] death , " murmured she . 
1 " 3 have
3 have 4 been
4 been 5 faithful
5 faithful 12 .
7 death 8 ,
8 , 10 murmured
9 " 10 murmured
10 murmured 11 she
10 murmured 12 .

" [god] save the king ! " 
1 " 3 save
3 save 5 king
4 the 5 king
5 king 7 "
6 ! 7 "

" she hath done her office , " said [hancock] , solemnly . 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 hath
2 she 4 done
3 hath 4 done
4 done 5 her
4 done 6 office
6 office 7 ,
6 office 8 "
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 11 ,
11 , 12 solemnly
12 solemnly 13 .

" we will follow her reverently to the tomb of her ancestors , and then , my fellow-citizens , onward onward . 
1 " 2 we
1 " 3 will
3 will 5 her
4 follow 5 her
5 her 6 reverently
6 reverently 8 the
7 to 8 the
8 the 9 tomb
8 the 10 of
10 of 11 her
11 her 12 ancestors
12 ancestors 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 then
15 then 16 ,
16 , 17 my
17 my 18 fellow-citizens
18 fellow-citizens 19 ,
19 , 20 onward
20 onward 22 .
21 onward 22 .

we [are] [no] [longer] [children] of the past . " 
1 we 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 past
8 past 10 "
9 . 10 "

many a governor had heard those midnight accents and longed to exchange his stately cares for slumber [.] 
1 many 2 a
2 a 4 had
3 governor 4 had
4 had 5 heard
5 heard 6 those
6 those 7 midnight
6 those 8 accents
8 accents 10 longed
9 and 10 longed
10 longed 11 to
11 to 12 exchange
12 exchange 13 his
13 his 14 stately
13 his 15 cares
15 cares 17 slumber
16 for 17 slumber

[the] [haunted] [mind] [.] 

what a singular [moment] is the first one , when you have hardly begun to recollect yourself , after starting from midnight slumber ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 singular
2 a 24 !
5 is 6 the
6 the 7 first
7 first 8 one
8 one 10 when
9 , 10 when
10 when 11 you
11 you 12 have
12 have 14 begun
13 hardly 14 begun
14 begun 15 to
14 begun 16 recollect
15 to 16 recollect
16 recollect 17 yourself
17 yourself 18 ,
18 , 19 after
19 after 20 starting
19 after 21 from
20 starting 21 from
21 from 22 midnight
21 from 23 slumber
23 slumber 24 !

the distant sound of a church-clock is borne faintly on the wind . 
1 the 2 distant
2 distant 4 of
3 sound 4 of
4 of 5 a
4 of 6 church-clock
5 a 6 church-clock
6 church-clock 7 is
6 church-clock 8 borne
7 is 8 borne
8 borne 10 on
9 faintly 10 on
10 on 11 the
10 on 12 wind
11 the 12 wind
12 wind 13 .

if you could choose an hour of wakefulness out of the whole night , it would be this . 
1 if 2 you
2 you 4 choose
3 could 4 choose
4 choose 5 an
5 an 6 hour
5 an 7 of
6 hour 7 of
7 of 9 out
8 wakefulness 9 out
9 out 11 the
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 whole
11 the 13 night
13 night 14 ,
14 , 15 it
15 it 17 be
16 would 17 be
17 be 18 this
17 be 19 .

yesterday has already vanished among the shadows of the past ; to-morrow has not yet emerged from the future . 
1 yesterday 20 .
2 has 3 already
3 already 4 vanished
4 vanished 5 among
4 vanished 6 the
6 the 7 shadows
7 shadows 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 past
9 the 11 ;
11 ; 12 to-morrow
11 ; 13 has
13 has 14 not
13 has 15 yet
15 yet 17 from
16 emerged 17 from
17 from 18 the
17 from 19 future
19 future 20 .

oh that he would fall asleep and let mortals live on without growing older ! 
1 oh 2 that
2 that 3 he
2 that 4 would
4 would 5 fall
5 fall 6 asleep
6 asleep 7 and
7 and 8 let
8 let 9 mortals
8 let 10 live
9 mortals 10 live
10 live 11 on
10 live 12 without
12 without 13 growing
13 growing 14 older
13 growing 15 !
14 older 15 !

hitherto you have lain perfectly still , because the slightest motion would dissipate the fragments of your slumber . 
1 hitherto 2 you
2 you 4 lain
3 have 4 lain
4 lain 6 still
5 perfectly 6 still
6 still 7 ,
6 still 8 because
7 , 8 because
8 because 9 the
8 because 10 slightest
10 slightest 12 would
11 motion 12 would
12 would 13 dissipate
13 dissipate 14 the
14 the 15 fragments
15 fragments 16 of
16 of 17 your
17 your 18 slumber
18 slumber 19 .

there will be time enough to trace out the [analogy] while waiting the summons to breakfast . 
1 there 2 will
2 will 3 be
3 be 4 time
4 time 5 enough
5 enough 6 to
6 to 7 trace
7 trace 8 out
8 out 9 the
9 the 11 while
11 while 12 waiting
11 while 13 the
13 the 14 summons
14 summons 15 to
15 to 17 .
16 breakfast 17 .

you may almost distinguish the figures on the clock that has just told the hour . 
1 you 2 may
2 may 4 distinguish
3 almost 4 distinguish
4 distinguish 5 the
5 the 6 figures
6 figures 7 on
7 on 8 the
8 the 9 clock
9 clock 10 that
10 that 11 has
10 that 12 just
11 has 12 just
12 just 13 told
13 told 14 the
13 told 15 hour
15 hour 16 .

yet [look] [at] that [one] [glorious] [star] [!] 
1 yet 4 that

it is too cold even for the thoughts to venture abroad . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 4 cold
3 too 4 cold
4 cold 5 even
4 cold 6 for
6 for 7 the
6 for 8 thoughts
8 thoughts 9 to
8 thoughts 10 venture
9 to 10 venture
10 venture 12 .
11 abroad 12 .

ah ! that idea has brought a hideous one in its train . 
1 ah 2 !
2 ! 3 that
2 ! 4 idea
3 that 4 idea
4 idea 5 has
4 idea 6 brought
6 brought 7 a
6 brought 8 hideous
8 hideous 10 in
9 one 10 in
10 in 12 train
11 its 12 train
12 train 13 .

that gloomy thought will collect a gloomy multitude and throw its complexion over your wakeful hour . 
1 that 2 gloomy
2 gloomy 3 thought
2 gloomy 4 will
3 thought 4 will
4 will 5 collect
4 will 6 a
6 a 7 gloomy
6 a 8 multitude
8 multitude 10 throw
9 and 10 throw
10 throw 12 complexion
11 its 12 complexion
12 complexion 13 over
12 complexion 14 your
13 over 14 your
14 your 15 wakeful
14 your 16 hour
16 hour 17 .

but sometimes , and oftenest at midnight , those dark receptacles are flung wide open [.] 
1 but 2 sometimes
2 sometimes 3 ,
3 , 4 and
4 and 5 oftenest
5 oftenest 6 at
6 at 7 midnight
7 midnight 8 ,
7 midnight 9 those
9 those 10 dark
9 those 11 receptacles
10 dark 11 receptacles
11 receptacles 13 flung
12 are 13 flung
13 flung 14 wide
13 flung 15 open

it is too late . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 too
3 too 4 late
4 late 5 .

do you remember any act of enormous folly at which you would blush even in the remotest cavern of the earth ? 
1 do 2 you
2 you 3 remember
3 remember 4 any
4 any 6 of
5 act 6 of
6 of 7 enormous
6 of 8 folly
8 folly 9 at
9 at 10 which
9 at 11 you
10 which 11 you
11 you 12 would
11 you 13 blush
12 would 13 blush
13 blush 14 even
14 even 15 in
14 even 16 the
15 in 16 the
16 the 17 remotest
17 remotest 18 cavern
18 cavern 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 earth
21 earth 22 ?

then recognize your shame . 
1 then 3 your
2 recognize 3 your
3 your 5 .
4 shame 5 .

pass , wretched band ! 
1 pass 2 ,
2 , 3 wretched
3 wretched 4 band
4 band 5 !

what [if] [remorse] should assume the features [of] an injured friend ? 
1 what 4 should
4 should 5 assume
5 assume 6 the
6 the 7 features
7 features 9 an
9 an 11 friend
10 injured 11 friend
11 friend 12 ?

what if the fiend should come in woman 's garments with a pale beauty amid sin and desolation , and lie down by your side ? 
1 what 2 if
2 if 4 fiend
3 the 4 fiend
4 fiend 5 should
4 fiend 6 come
6 come 8 woman
7 in 8 woman
8 woman 9 's
8 woman 10 garments
9 's 10 garments
10 garments 11 with
11 with 12 a
11 with 13 pale
13 pale 14 beauty
13 pale 15 amid
15 amid 16 sin
15 amid 17 and
16 sin 17 and
17 and 18 desolation
17 and 19 ,
19 , 20 and
20 and 21 lie
21 lie 22 down
22 down 23 by
22 down 24 your
23 by 24 your
24 your 25 side
25 side 26 ?

what if he should stand at your bed 's foot in the likeness of a corpse with a bloody stain upon the shroud ? 
1 what 2 if
2 if 3 he
2 if 4 should
4 should 5 stand
4 should 6 at
5 stand 6 at
6 at 7 your
7 your 8 bed
7 your 9 's
8 bed 9 's
9 's 10 foot
9 's 11 in
11 in 12 the
12 the 13 likeness
13 likeness 14 of
14 of 15 a
15 a 16 corpse
16 corpse 17 with
17 with 19 bloody
18 a 19 bloody
19 bloody 20 stain
19 bloody 21 upon
21 upon 23 shroud
22 the 23 shroud
23 shroud 24 ?

your eye [searches] for whatever may remind you of the living world . 
1 your 2 eye
2 eye 4 for
4 for 5 whatever
4 for 6 may
5 whatever 6 may
6 may 8 you
7 remind 8 you
8 you 9 of
8 you 10 the
10 the 11 living
11 living 12 world
12 world 13 .

throughout the chamber there is the same obscurity as before , but not the same gloom within your breast . 
1 throughout 2 the
2 the 3 chamber
3 chamber 4 there
4 there 5 is
4 there 6 the
6 the 7 same
6 the 8 obscurity
7 same 8 obscurity
8 obscurity 10 before
9 as 10 before
10 before 11 ,
11 , 12 but
12 but 13 not
12 but 14 the
14 the 15 same
14 the 16 gloom
16 gloom 17 within
17 within 18 your
17 within 19 breast
19 breast 20 .

her influence is over you , though she have no existence but in that momentary image . 
1 her 2 influence
2 influence 4 over
3 is 4 over
4 over 5 you
4 over 6 ,
5 you 6 ,
6 , 7 though
7 though 8 she
7 though 9 have
9 have 11 existence
10 no 11 existence
11 existence 12 but
11 existence 13 in
13 in 14 that
14 that 15 momentary
15 momentary 17 .
16 image 17 .

in both you emerge from mystery , pass through a vicissitude that you can but imperfectly control , and are borne onward to another mystery . 
1 in 2 both
2 both 3 you
2 both 4 emerge
4 emerge 5 from
4 emerge 6 mystery
6 mystery 8 pass
7 , 8 pass
8 pass 10 a
9 through 10 a
10 a 11 vicissitude
10 a 12 that
11 vicissitude 12 that
12 that 13 you
13 you 14 can
13 you 15 but
15 but 17 control
16 imperfectly 17 control
17 control 18 ,
17 control 19 and
18 , 19 and
19 and 20 are
19 and 21 borne
20 are 21 borne
21 borne 22 onward
21 borne 23 to
23 to 24 another
24 another 25 mystery
24 another 26 .
25 mystery 26 .

now comes the peal of the distant clock with fainter and fainter strokes as you plunge farther into the wilderness of sleep . 
1 now 2 comes
2 comes 3 the
3 the 4 peal
3 the 5 of
5 of 7 distant
6 the 7 distant
7 distant 8 clock
7 distant 9 with
9 with 10 fainter
10 fainter 11 and
10 fainter 12 fainter
11 and 12 fainter
12 fainter 14 as
13 strokes 14 as
14 as 15 you
14 as 16 plunge
16 plunge 17 farther
16 plunge 18 into
18 into 19 the
19 the 20 wilderness
20 wilderness 21 of
21 of 23 .
22 sleep 23 .

it is the knell of a temporary death . 
1 it 2 is
1 it 3 the
3 the 4 knell
4 knell 5 of
5 of 6 a
6 a 8 death
7 temporary 8 death
8 death 9 .

[the] [village] [uncle] [.] 

[an] [imaginary] [retrospect] [.] 

come ! another log upon the hearth . 
1 come 2 !
2 ! 4 log
3 another 4 log
4 log 5 upon
5 upon 6 the
6 the 7 hearth
7 hearth 8 .

toss on an armful of those dry oak chips , the last relicts of the [mermaid] 's knee-timbers the bones of your namesake , [susan] . 
1 toss 2 on
2 on 4 armful
3 an 4 armful
4 armful 5 of
5 of 6 those
5 of 7 dry
7 dry 9 chips
8 oak 9 chips
9 chips 10 ,
9 chips 11 the
11 the 13 relicts
12 last 13 relicts
13 relicts 14 of
13 relicts 19 the
14 of 15 the
15 the 17 's
17 's 18 knee-timbers
19 the 20 bones
20 bones 21 of
21 of 22 your
22 your 23 namesake
22 your 24 ,
24 , 26 .

and now come , [susan] ; come , my children . 
1 and 2 now
2 now 3 come
3 come 4 ,
4 , 6 ;
6 ; 7 come
6 ; 8 ,
7 come 8 ,
8 , 9 my
8 , 10 children
10 children 11 .

draw your chairs round me , all of you . 
1 draw 3 chairs
2 your 3 chairs
3 chairs 5 me
4 round 5 me
5 me 6 ,
5 me 7 all
7 all 9 you
8 of 9 you
9 you 10 .

there is a dimness over your figures . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 dimness
4 dimness 5 over
4 dimness 6 your
6 your 7 figures
7 figures 8 .

hark ! let me listen for the swell of the surf ; it should be audible a mile inland on a night like this . 
1 hark 2 !
2 ! 3 let
2 ! 4 me
4 me 5 listen
4 me 6 for
6 for 7 the
7 the 8 swell
8 swell 10 the
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 surf
10 the 12 ;
12 ; 14 should
13 it 14 should
14 should 15 be
14 should 16 audible
16 audible 17 a
16 audible 18 mile
18 mile 19 inland
19 inland 20 on
20 on 21 a
21 a 22 night
22 night 23 like
22 night 24 this
23 like 24 this
24 this 25 .

how strangely the past is peeping over the shoulders of the present ! 
1 how 2 strangely
2 strangely 4 past
3 the 4 past
4 past 5 is
4 past 6 peeping
6 peeping 8 the
7 over 8 the
8 the 9 shoulders
8 the 10 of
9 shoulders 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 present
12 present 13 !

to judge by my recollections , it is but a [few] moments [since] [i] [sat] in another [room] . 
1 to 2 judge
1 to 3 by
2 judge 3 by
3 by 4 my
4 my 5 recollections
4 my 6 ,
6 , 7 it
7 it 8 is
8 is 9 but
9 but 10 a
10 a 12 moments
12 moments 16 in
16 in 19 .
17 another 19 .

but it was paler than my rugged old self , and younger , too , by almost half a century . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 4 paler
3 was 4 paler
4 paler 6 my
5 than 6 my
6 my 7 rugged
6 my 8 old
7 rugged 8 old
8 old 9 self
8 old 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 younger
12 younger 13 ,
13 , 14 too
14 too 16 by
15 , 16 by
16 by 17 almost
17 almost 18 half
17 almost 19 a
19 a 20 century
20 century 21 .

thank [heaven] [i] [am] an old man now and have done with all such vanities ! 
1 thank 5 an
5 an 6 old
6 old 7 man
7 man 9 and
8 now 9 and
9 and 10 have
9 and 11 done
11 done 12 with
12 with 13 all
12 with 14 such
14 such 15 vanities
14 such 16 !
15 vanities 16 !

still this dimness of mine eyes ! 
1 still 2 this
2 this 3 dimness
3 dimness 4 of
4 of 5 mine
4 of 6 eyes
5 mine 6 eyes
6 eyes 7 !

come nearer , [susan] , and stand before the fullest blaze of the hearth . 
1 come 2 nearer
2 nearer 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 stand
6 and 8 before
7 stand 8 before
8 before 9 the
8 before 10 fullest
10 fullest 15 .
11 blaze 12 of
12 of 14 hearth
13 the 14 hearth
14 hearth 15 .

there ! you made me tremble again . 
1 there 2 !
2 ! 4 made
3 you 4 made
4 made 5 me
5 me 6 tremble
5 me 7 again
7 again 8 .

do you remember it ? 
1 do 2 you
2 you 4 it
3 remember 4 it
4 it 5 ?

you stood on the little bridge over the brook that runs across [king] ['s] [beach] into the sea . 
1 you 2 stood
1 you 3 on
2 stood 3 on
3 on 4 the
4 the 5 little
4 the 6 bridge
6 bridge 7 over
7 over 8 the
8 the 9 brook
9 brook 10 that
9 brook 11 runs
11 runs 19 .
12 across 18 sea
16 into 17 the
17 the 18 sea
18 sea 19 .

now , [susan] , for a sober picture of our village . 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 for
5 for 6 a
6 a 7 sober
7 sober 8 picture
8 picture 9 of
9 of 10 our
10 our 11 village
11 village 12 .

the village was picturesque in the variety of its edifices , though all were rude . 
1 the 2 village
2 village 3 was
3 was 4 picturesque
4 picturesque 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 variety
6 the 8 of
7 variety 8 of
8 of 9 its
9 its 11 ,
10 edifices 11 ,
11 , 12 though
11 , 13 all
13 all 15 rude
14 were 15 rude
15 rude 16 .

two grocery stores stood opposite each other in the centre of the village . 
1 two 2 grocery
2 grocery 3 stores
2 grocery 4 stood
3 stores 4 stood
4 stood 5 opposite
4 stood 6 each
5 opposite 6 each
6 each 7 other
6 each 8 in
7 other 8 in
8 in 9 the
8 in 10 centre
10 centre 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 village
13 village 14 .

the very air was fishy , being perfumed with dead sculpins , hard-heads and dogfish strewn plentifully on the beach . 
1 the 2 very
2 very 3 air
3 air 4 was
4 was 6 ,
5 fishy 6 ,
6 , 7 being
6 , 8 perfumed
7 being 8 perfumed
8 perfumed 9 with
8 perfumed 10 dead
9 with 10 dead
10 dead 11 sculpins
10 dead 12 ,
12 , 13 hard-heads
12 , 14 and
14 and 15 dogfish
15 dogfish 17 plentifully
16 strewn 17 plentifully
17 plentifully 18 on
17 plentifully 19 the
19 the 20 beach
20 beach 21 .

you see , children , the village is but little changed since your mother and [i] [were] [young] . 
1 you 3 ,
2 see 3 ,
3 , 4 children
4 children 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 7 village
6 the 19 .
7 village 8 is
8 is 9 but
9 but 10 little
10 little 11 changed
11 changed 12 since
13 your 14 mother
14 mother 15 and
14 mother 19 .

in the [autumn] [i] toled and [caught] those lovely fish the mackerel . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 5 toled
5 toled 6 and
6 and 13 .
8 those 10 fish
9 lovely 10 fish
10 fish 11 the
10 fish 12 mackerel
12 mackerel 13 .

he looked like a harbinger of tempest a shipmate of the [flying] [dutchman] . 
1 he 2 looked
2 looked 3 like
3 like 4 a
4 a 5 harbinger
5 harbinger 6 of
6 of 7 tempest
7 tempest 8 a
8 a 9 shipmate
9 shipmate 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 14 .

one of [uncle] [parker] 's eyes had been blown out with gunpowder , and the other did but glimmer in its socket . 
1 one 2 of
2 of 5 's
5 's 6 eyes
6 eyes 7 had
7 had 8 been
8 been 9 blown
9 blown 10 out
9 blown 11 with
11 with 13 ,
12 gunpowder 13 ,
13 , 14 and
13 , 15 the
14 and 15 the
15 the 16 other
15 the 17 did
16 other 17 did
17 did 19 glimmer
18 but 19 glimmer
19 glimmer 20 in
19 glimmer 21 its
21 its 22 socket
22 socket 23 .

even now [i] seem to see the group of fishermen with that old salt in the midst . 
1 even 16 the
2 now 4 seem
4 seem 5 to
5 to 6 see
6 see 7 the
7 the 8 group
8 group 9 of
8 group 10 fishermen
9 of 10 fishermen
10 fishermen 11 with
10 fishermen 12 that
12 that 13 old
13 old 14 salt
13 old 15 in
15 in 16 the
16 the 17 midst
17 midst 18 .

they are a likely set of men . 
1 they 2 are
2 are 3 a
3 a 4 likely
4 likely 5 set
4 likely 6 of
6 of 8 .
7 men 8 .

be it well with you , my brethren ! 
1 be 2 it
2 it 3 well
2 it 4 with
3 well 4 with
4 with 5 you
5 you 6 ,
5 you 7 my
6 , 7 my
7 my 8 brethren
8 brethren 9 !

but where was the mermaid in those delightful times ? 
1 but 2 where
2 where 3 was
2 where 4 the
3 was 4 the
4 the 5 mermaid
4 the 6 in
5 mermaid 6 in
6 in 7 those
6 in 8 delightful
7 those 8 delightful
8 delightful 9 times
9 times 10 ?

what a picture was [susan] [behind] the counter ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 picture
3 picture 4 was
4 was 7 the
7 the 8 counter
8 counter 9 !

a few freckles became beauty-spots beneath her eyelids . 
1 a 2 few
2 few 3 freckles
2 few 4 became
3 freckles 4 became
4 became 5 beauty-spots
5 beauty-spots 6 beneath
6 beneath 7 her
7 her 9 .
8 eyelids 9 .

nature wrought the charm . 
1 nature 2 wrought
2 wrought 5 .
3 the 4 charm
4 charm 5 .

she made you a frank , simple , kind-hearted , sensible and mirthful girl . 
1 she 2 made
2 made 4 a
3 you 4 a
4 a 5 frank
5 frank 6 ,
6 , 7 simple
7 simple 8 ,
8 , 9 kind-hearted
9 kind-hearted 10 ,
10 , 11 sensible
11 sensible 12 and
12 and 13 mirthful
13 mirthful 14 girl
14 girl 15 .

it was beautiful to observe how her simple and happy nature mingled itself with mine . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 beautiful
3 beautiful 5 observe
4 to 5 observe
5 observe 6 how
6 how 7 her
7 her 8 simple
7 her 9 and
9 and 10 happy
9 and 11 nature
10 happy 11 nature
11 nature 12 mingled
11 nature 13 itself
13 itself 14 with
13 itself 15 mine
15 mine 16 .

she gave me warmth of feeling , while the influence of my mind made her contemplative . 
1 she 2 gave
1 she 3 me
2 gave 3 me
3 me 4 warmth
4 warmth 5 of
5 of 6 feeling
5 of 7 ,
7 , 8 while
8 while 10 influence
9 the 10 influence
10 influence 11 of
10 influence 12 my
12 my 14 made
13 mind 14 made
14 made 15 her
14 made 16 contemplative
16 contemplative 17 .

thus went on our [wooing] , [till] [i] had shot [wild-fowl] enough to feather our [bridal-bed] , and the daughter of the sea was [mine] . 
1 thus 26 .
2 went 3 on
2 went 6 ,
3 on 4 our
6 , 19 the
9 had 10 shot
10 shot 18 and
12 enough 13 to
13 to 15 our
14 feather 15 our
15 our 17 ,
17 , 18 and
18 and 19 the
19 the 21 of
20 daughter 21 of
21 of 22 the
22 the 23 sea
22 the 26 .
23 sea 24 was

except the almanac , we had no other literature . 
1 except 2 the
2 the 3 almanac
3 almanac 4 ,
4 , 5 we
5 we 6 had
5 we 7 no
6 had 7 no
7 no 8 other
7 no 9 literature
8 other 9 literature
9 literature 10 .

in truth , [i] dreaded him . 
1 in 3 ,
2 truth 3 ,
3 , 5 dreaded
5 dreaded 6 him
6 him 7 .

i feared to trust them even with the alphabet : it was the key to a fatal treasure . 
1 i 2 feared
2 feared 3 to
2 feared 4 trust
3 to 4 trust
4 trust 5 them
4 trust 6 even
6 even 7 with
6 even 8 the
7 with 8 the
8 the 9 alphabet
9 alphabet 10 :
9 alphabet 11 it
11 it 12 was
11 it 13 the
13 the 14 key
14 key 19 .
15 to 16 a
16 a 17 fatal
17 fatal 18 treasure
18 treasure 19 .

sometimes my voice lost itself in a tremulous depth , for [i] felt his eye upon me as [i] spoke . 
1 sometimes 2 my
2 my 3 voice
3 voice 5 itself
4 lost 5 itself
5 itself 6 in
5 itself 7 a
7 a 8 tremulous
8 tremulous 10 ,
9 depth 10 ,
10 , 11 for
11 for 13 felt
13 felt 15 eye
14 his 15 eye
15 eye 17 me
16 upon 17 me
17 me 18 as
18 as 20 spoke
20 spoke 21 .

strange illusion ! 
1 strange 2 illusion
2 illusion 3 !

like [uncle] [parker] , whose rheumatic bones were [dashed] [against] [egg] [rock] [full] forty years ago , [i] [am] a spinner of long yarns . 
1 like 25 .
4 , 5 whose
5 whose 6 rheumatic
6 rheumatic 7 bones
6 rheumatic 8 were
8 were 14 forty
14 forty 16 ago
15 years 16 ago
16 ago 17 ,
17 , 20 a
20 a 22 of
21 spinner 22 of
22 of 23 long
22 of 24 yarns
24 yarns 25 .

with a broken voice [i] [give] [utterance] to much wisdom . 
1 with 2 a
1 with 10 wisdom
2 a 3 broken
2 a 4 voice
4 voice 8 to
9 much 10 wisdom
10 wisdom 11 .

with such awful fidelity did that lover return to fulfil his vows ! 
1 with 2 such
2 such 3 awful
2 such 4 fidelity
3 awful 4 fidelity
4 fidelity 5 did
5 did 7 lover
6 that 7 lover
7 lover 8 return
8 return 9 to
8 return 10 fulfil
9 to 10 fulfil
10 fulfil 11 his
11 his 12 vows
11 his 13 !

thus do [i] talk , and all my auditors grow wise while they [deem] it pastime . 
1 thus 2 do
2 do 17 .
4 talk 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 all
7 all 9 auditors
8 my 9 auditors
9 auditors 10 grow
9 auditors 11 wise
11 wise 13 they
12 while 13 they
13 they 15 it
15 it 16 pastime
15 it 17 .

i recollect no happier portion of my life than this my calm old age . 
1 i 2 recollect
2 recollect 3 no
2 recollect 4 happier
3 no 4 happier
4 happier 5 portion
4 happier 6 of
5 portion 6 of
6 of 7 my
6 of 8 life
8 life 9 than
9 than 10 this
9 than 11 my
11 my 12 calm
11 my 13 old
12 calm 13 old
13 old 14 age
14 age 15 .

but with me the [verdure] and the flowers are not [frost-bitten] in the midst of winter . 
1 but 4 the
2 with 3 me
2 with 4 the
4 the 15 of
6 and 7 the
7 the 8 flowers
8 flowers 9 are
9 are 10 not
10 not 12 in
12 in 13 the
13 the 14 midst
14 midst 15 of
15 of 17 .
16 winter 17 .

show me anything that would make an infant smile , and you shall behold a gleam of mirth over the hoary ruin of my visage . 
1 show 2 me
2 me 4 that
3 anything 4 that
4 that 5 would
5 would 6 make
5 would 7 an
7 an 9 smile
8 infant 9 smile
9 smile 10 ,
10 , 12 you
11 and 12 you
12 you 13 shall
12 you 14 behold
14 behold 15 a
15 a 16 gleam
16 gleam 17 of
17 of 18 mirth
18 mirth 19 over
19 over 20 the
20 the 22 ruin
21 hoary 22 ruin
22 ruin 23 of
22 ruin 24 my
24 my 25 visage
25 visage 26 .

i can spend a pleasant hour in the sun watching the sports of the village children on the edge of the surf . 
1 i 2 can
1 i 3 spend
3 spend 4 a
4 a 6 hour
5 pleasant 6 hour
6 hour 7 in
6 hour 8 the
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 sun
8 the 10 watching
9 sun 10 watching
10 watching 11 the
10 watching 12 sports
12 sports 13 of
12 sports 14 the
14 the 15 village
15 village 17 on
16 children 17 on
17 on 18 the
17 on 19 edge
19 edge 20 of
19 edge 21 the
21 the 22 surf
21 the 23 .

why should not an old man be merry too , when the great sea is at play with those little children ? 
1 why 3 not
2 should 3 not
3 not 4 an
4 an 5 old
5 old 6 man
6 man 7 be
7 be 8 merry
8 merry 9 too
9 too 10 ,
10 , 11 when
11 when 12 the
12 the 13 great
13 great 14 sea
14 sea 15 is
15 is 16 at
16 at 17 play
16 at 18 with
17 play 18 with
18 with 19 those
18 with 20 little
20 little 21 children
20 little 22 ?

next they are smit with wonder at the black shells of a wagon-load of live lobsters packed in rock-weed for the country-market . 
1 next 2 they
2 they 3 are
3 are 5 with
4 smit 5 with
5 with 6 wonder
5 with 7 at
6 wonder 7 at
7 at 8 the
7 at 9 black
8 the 9 black
9 black 10 shells
9 black 11 of
10 shells 11 of
11 of 12 a
11 of 13 wagon-load
13 wagon-load 15 live
14 of 15 live
15 live 17 packed
16 lobsters 17 packed
17 packed 18 in
18 in 19 rock-weed
19 rock-weed 20 for
20 for 21 the
21 the 22 country-market
22 country-market 23 .

for [i] [launch] my boat no more . 
1 for 8 .
4 my 6 no
5 boat 6 no
6 no 7 more
7 more 8 .

for [i] am a patriarch . 
1 for 6 .
3 am 5 patriarch
4 a 5 patriarch
5 patriarch 6 .

susan ! 
1 susan 2 !

my children [!] 
1 my 2 children

will you meet me there ? 
1 will 2 you
2 you 3 meet
3 meet 4 me
4 me 6 ?
5 there 6 ?

ah ! 
1 ah 2 !

and now for a moral to my reverie . 
1 and 2 now
2 now 3 for
3 for 4 a
4 a 5 moral
5 moral 6 to
6 to 7 my
7 my 8 reverie
8 reverie 9 .

[the] [ambitious] [guest] [.] 

up the chimney roared the fire , and brightened the room with its broad blaze . 
1 up 2 the
2 the 3 chimney
3 chimney 5 the
4 roared 5 the
5 the 6 fire
5 the 7 ,
6 fire 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 brightened
8 and 16 .
9 brightened 10 the
10 the 11 room
11 room 12 with
13 its 14 broad
14 broad 15 blaze
15 blaze 16 .

the faces of the father and mother had a sober gladness ; the children laughed . 
1 the 2 faces
2 faces 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 6 and
5 father 6 and
6 and 7 mother
7 mother 8 had
7 mother 9 a
9 a 11 gladness
10 sober 11 gladness
11 gladness 12 ;
12 ; 14 children
13 the 14 children
14 children 15 laughed
14 children 16 .

they had found the " herb heart's-ease " in the bleakest spot of all [new] [england] . 
1 they 2 had
2 had 3 found
2 had 4 the
4 the 6 herb
5 " 6 herb
6 herb 7 heart's-ease
6 herb 8 "
8 " 9 in
9 in 10 the
10 the 12 spot
11 bleakest 12 spot
12 spot 13 of
13 of 14 all
14 all 17 .

for a moment it saddened them , though there was nothing unusual in the tones . 
1 for 2 a
2 a 3 moment
3 moment 5 saddened
4 it 5 saddened
5 saddened 7 ,
6 them 7 ,
7 , 8 though
7 , 9 there
9 there 10 was
10 was 11 nothing
11 nothing 12 unusual
12 unusual 13 in
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 tones
15 tones 16 .

though they dwelt in such a solitude , these people held daily converse with the world . 
1 though 2 they
2 they 4 in
3 dwelt 4 in
4 in 6 a
5 such 6 a
6 a 7 solitude
6 a 8 ,
7 solitude 8 ,
8 , 9 these
8 , 10 people
10 people 11 held
10 people 12 daily
11 held 12 daily
12 daily 13 converse
12 daily 14 with
13 converse 14 with
14 with 16 world
15 the 16 world
16 world 17 .

the stage-coach always drew up before the door of the cottage . 
1 the 2 stage-coach
2 stage-coach 3 always
2 stage-coach 4 drew
4 drew 5 up
5 up 6 before
6 before 7 the
7 the 8 door
8 door 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 cottage
11 cottage 12 .

the door was opened by a young man . 
1 the 2 door
2 door 3 was
2 door 4 opened
3 was 4 opened
4 opened 5 by
4 opened 6 a
5 by 6 a
6 a 7 young
7 young 8 man
8 man 9 .

one glance and smile placed the stranger on a footing of innocent familiarity with the eldest daughter . 
1 one 2 glance
2 glance 3 and
3 and 5 placed
4 smile 5 placed
5 placed 6 the
5 placed 7 stranger
6 the 7 stranger
7 stranger 8 on
8 on 10 footing
9 a 10 footing
10 footing 12 innocent
11 of 12 innocent
12 innocent 14 with
13 familiarity 14 with
14 with 15 the
15 the 16 eldest
16 eldest 18 .
17 daughter 18 .

" ah ! this fire is the right thing , " cried he , " especially when there is such a pleasant circle round it . 
1 " 2 ah
1 " 3 !
3 ! 5 fire
4 this 5 fire
5 fire 6 is
5 fire 7 the
7 the 9 thing
8 right 9 thing
9 thing 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 cried
12 cried 13 he
12 cried 14 ,
13 he 14 ,
14 , 15 "
14 , 16 especially
16 especially 18 there
17 when 18 there
18 there 19 is
19 is 20 such
20 such 21 a
21 a 22 pleasant
22 pleasant 23 circle
23 circle 24 round
24 round 26 .
25 it 26 .

" yes , to [burlington] , and far enough beyond , " replied he . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 4 to
4 to 6 ,
6 , 7 and
6 , 8 far
7 and 8 far
8 far 10 beyond
9 enough 10 beyond
10 beyond 11 ,
10 beyond 12 "
12 " 13 replied
12 " 14 he
14 he 15 .

" [i] meant to have been at [ethan] [crawford] ['s] to-night , but a [pedestrian] lingers along such a [road] as this . 
1 " 19 a
3 meant 4 to
3 meant 12 ,
4 to 5 have
5 have 6 been
5 have 11 to-night
6 been 7 at
12 , 13 but
13 but 14 a
14 a 16 lingers
16 lingers 17 along
16 lingers 18 such
18 such 19 a
19 a 21 as
21 as 22 this
22 this 23 .

so [i] [shall] sit [down] [among] [you] and [make] [myself] at home . " 
1 so 4 sit
4 sit 8 and
8 and 13 .
11 at 12 home
12 home 13 .
13 . 14 "

the [family] [held] [their] breath , because they knew the sound , and their guest held his by instinct . 
1 the 5 breath
5 breath 6 ,
6 , 7 because
7 because 9 knew
8 they 9 knew
9 knew 10 the
9 knew 11 sound
11 sound 12 ,
11 sound 13 and
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 their
13 and 15 guest
14 their 15 guest
15 guest 17 his
16 held 17 his
17 his 18 by
18 by 20 .
19 instinct 20 .

" the old mountain has thrown a stone at us for fear we should forget him , " said the landlord , recovering himself . 
1 " 3 old
2 the 3 old
3 old 5 has
4 mountain 5 has
5 has 6 thrown
5 has 7 a
7 a 9 at
8 stone 9 at
9 at 10 us
9 at 11 for
11 for 13 we
12 fear 13 we
13 we 14 should
13 we 15 forget
15 forget 17 ,
16 him 17 ,
17 , 18 "
18 " 19 said
19 said 20 the
20 the 21 landlord
21 landlord 22 ,
22 , 23 recovering
22 , 24 himself
24 himself 25 .

besides , we have a sure place of refuge hard by if he should be coming in good earnest . " 
1 besides 2 ,
2 , 3 we
2 , 4 have
3 we 4 have
4 have 5 a
4 have 6 sure
5 a 6 sure
6 sure 7 place
7 place 8 of
7 place 9 refuge
9 refuge 11 by
10 hard 11 by
11 by 12 if
11 by 13 he
12 if 13 he
13 he 15 be
14 should 15 be
15 be 17 in
16 coming 17 in
17 in 19 earnest
18 good 19 earnest
19 earnest 20 .
20 . 21 "

and thus it should have been . 
1 and 2 thus
2 thus 3 it
2 thus 4 should
4 should 6 been
5 have 6 been
6 been 7 .

is not the kindred of a common fate a closer tie than that of birth ? 
1 is 2 not
2 not 3 the
3 the 4 kindred
4 kindred 5 of
5 of 6 a
6 a 7 common
7 common 9 a
8 fate 9 a
9 a 10 closer
10 closer 11 tie
10 closer 12 than
11 tie 12 than
12 than 13 that
12 than 14 of
14 of 15 birth
14 of 16 ?
15 birth 16 ?

the secret of the young man 's character was a high and abstracted ambition . 
1 the 2 secret
2 secret 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 young
4 the 6 man
6 man 7 's
7 's 8 character
8 character 9 was
9 was 10 a
10 a 11 high
11 high 12 and
12 and 13 abstracted
13 abstracted 14 ambition
14 ambition 15 .

he could have borne to live an undistinguished life , but not to be forgotten in the grave . 
1 he 2 could
2 could 4 borne
3 have 4 borne
4 borne 5 to
4 borne 6 live
5 to 6 live
6 live 7 an
7 an 8 undistinguished
7 an 9 life
8 undistinguished 9 life
9 life 10 ,
10 , 11 but
11 but 12 not
12 not 13 to
13 to 14 be
14 be 15 forgotten
15 forgotten 16 in
16 in 17 the
17 the 18 grave
18 grave 19 .

" as yet , " cried the stranger , his cheek glowing and his eye flashing with enthusiasm " as [yet] [i] have [done] nothing . 
1 " 7 the
2 as 4 ,
3 yet 4 ,
4 , 5 "
4 , 6 cried
5 " 6 cried
6 cried 7 the
7 the 8 stranger
7 the 9 ,
9 , 18 enthusiasm
9 , 19 "
10 his 11 cheek
11 cheek 12 glowing
12 glowing 13 and
13 and 14 his
14 his 16 flashing
15 eye 16 flashing
16 flashing 17 with
16 flashing 18 enthusiasm
19 " 20 as
20 as 23 have
23 have 26 .
25 nothing 26 .

not a soul would [ask] , ' [who] was he ? 
1 not 2 a
2 a 4 would
3 soul 4 would
4 would 6 ,
6 , 7 '
7 ' 9 was
9 was 10 he
10 he 11 ?

whither did the wanderer go ? ' 
1 whither 2 did
2 did 3 the
2 did 4 wanderer
3 the 4 wanderer
4 wanderer 5 go
4 wanderer 6 ?
6 ? 7 '

but [i] [cannot] die till [i] have achieved [my] [destiny] . 
1 but 4 die
4 die 5 till
5 till 11 .
7 have 8 achieved
8 achieved 11 .

then let [death] come : i shall have built my monument . " 
1 then 2 let
2 let 4 come
4 come 13 "
5 : 6 i
6 i 8 have
7 shall 8 have
8 have 9 built
9 built 10 my
10 my 11 monument
11 monument 12 .
12 . 13 "

with quick sensibility of the ludicrous , he blushed at the ardor into which he had been betrayed . 
1 with 2 quick
2 quick 3 sensibility
2 quick 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 ludicrous
6 ludicrous 7 ,
7 , 8 he
8 he 9 blushed
9 blushed 10 at
10 at 11 the
11 the 13 into
12 ardor 13 into
13 into 14 which
13 into 15 he
15 he 16 had
15 he 17 been
17 been 19 .
18 betrayed 19 .

" you laugh at me , " said he , taking the eldest daughter 's hand and laughing himself . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 laugh
3 laugh 4 at
4 at 5 me
5 me 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 9 he
9 he 10 ,
9 he 11 taking
11 taking 12 the
11 taking 13 eldest
13 eldest 15 's
14 daughter 15 's
15 's 16 hand
15 's 17 and
17 and 18 laughing
18 laughing 19 himself
19 himself 20 .

and truly that would be a noble pedestal for a man 's statue . " 
1 and 2 truly
2 truly 3 that
3 that 4 would
4 would 5 be
5 be 6 a
5 be 7 noble
7 noble 8 pedestal
8 pedestal 9 for
9 for 10 a
9 for 11 man
10 a 11 man
11 man 12 's
11 man 13 statue
13 statue 14 .
14 . 15 "

" perhaps they may , " observed the wife . 
1 " 2 perhaps
1 " 8 the
2 perhaps 3 they
4 may 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 observed
7 observed 8 the
8 the 10 .
9 wife 10 .

" is the man thinking what he will do when he is a widower ? " 
1 " 2 is
2 is 4 man
3 the 4 man
4 man 6 what
5 thinking 6 what
6 what 7 he
7 he 9 do
8 will 9 do
9 do 10 when
9 do 11 he
11 he 12 is
12 is 13 a
13 a 14 widower
14 widower 15 ?
15 ? 16 "

" no , no ! " cried he , [repelling] the idea with reproachful kindness . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 3 ,
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 8 he
7 cried 9 ,
9 , 11 the
11 the 12 idea
12 idea 13 with
13 with 16 .
14 reproachful 15 kindness
15 kindness 16 .

" when [i] think of your [death] , [esther] , [i] think of mine too . 
1 " 2 when
2 when 4 think
4 think 5 of
5 of 6 your
6 your 8 ,
8 , 10 ,
10 , 12 think
12 think 13 of
13 of 14 mine
14 mine 16 .
15 too 16 .

" we 're in a strange way to-night , " said the wife , with tears in her eyes . 
1 " 2 we
1 " 3 're
3 're 4 in
4 in 5 a
5 a 6 strange
6 strange 7 way
7 way 9 ,
8 to-night 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 said
11 said 13 wife
12 the 13 wife
13 wife 14 ,
13 wife 15 with
14 , 15 with
15 with 16 tears
15 with 17 in
16 tears 17 in
17 in 18 her
18 her 19 eyes
19 eyes 20 .

" they say it 's a sign of something when folks ' minds go a-wandering so . 
1 " 2 they
2 they 3 say
3 say 4 it
4 it 5 's
4 it 6 a
5 's 6 a
6 a 7 sign
6 a 8 of
8 of 10 when
9 something 10 when
10 when 11 folks
10 when 12 '
12 ' 14 go
13 minds 14 go
14 go 15 a-wandering
14 go 16 so
16 so 17 .

hark to the children ! " 
1 hark 2 to
2 to 3 the
3 the 4 children
4 children 6 "
5 ! 6 "

they listened accordingly . 
1 they 2 listened
2 listened 4 .
3 accordingly 4 .

at length a little boy , instead of addressing his brothers and sisters , called out to his mother . 
1 at 2 length
1 at 3 a
3 a 4 little
4 little 5 boy
5 boy 6 ,
6 , 7 instead
7 instead 8 of
8 of 10 his
9 addressing 10 his
10 his 11 brothers
10 his 12 and
12 and 13 sisters
13 sisters 14 ,
14 , 15 called
15 called 16 out
16 out 17 to
17 to 20 .
18 his 19 mother
19 mother 20 .

the boy had hardly spoken , when a wagon rattled along the road and stopped a moment before the door . 
1 the 10 rattled
2 boy 3 had
2 boy 4 hardly
3 had 4 hardly
4 hardly 5 spoken
4 hardly 6 ,
6 , 7 when
6 , 8 a
8 a 9 wagon
9 wagon 10 rattled
10 rattled 21 .
11 along 12 the
12 the 13 road
13 road 15 stopped
14 and 15 stopped
15 stopped 16 a
15 stopped 17 moment
17 moment 18 before
17 moment 19 the
19 the 20 door
19 the 21 .

" father , " said the girl , " they are calling you by name . " 
1 " 2 father
2 father 3 ,
2 father 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 girl
6 the 7 girl
7 girl 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 they
10 they 11 are
11 are 12 calling
12 calling 13 you
13 you 15 name
14 by 15 name
15 name 16 .
15 name 17 "
16 . 17 "

" there , mother ! " cried the boy , again ; " they 'd have given us a ride to the [flume] . " 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 ,
2 there 6 "
4 mother 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 8 the
8 the 9 boy
8 the 10 ,
10 , 11 again
10 , 12 ;
11 again 12 ;
12 ; 14 they
13 " 14 they
14 they 15 'd
15 'd 16 have
15 'd 17 given
16 have 17 given
17 given 18 us
18 us 19 a
19 a 20 ride
20 ride 21 to
21 to 22 the
22 the 24 .
24 . 25 "

again they laughed at the child 's pertinacious fancy for a night-ramble . 
1 again 2 they
2 they 3 laughed
3 laughed 4 at
4 at 5 the
5 the 7 's
6 child 7 's
7 's 9 fancy
8 pertinacious 9 fancy
9 fancy 10 for
10 for 11 a
11 a 12 night-ramble
12 night-ramble 13 .

it forced its way , in spite of a little struggle to repress it . 
1 it 2 forced
2 forced 3 its
2 forced 4 way
3 its 4 way
4 way 5 ,
4 way 6 in
6 in 7 spite
6 in 8 of
8 of 9 a
9 a 10 little
10 little 11 struggle
11 struggle 12 to
12 to 13 repress
13 repress 14 it
14 it 15 .

then , starting and blushing , she looked quickly around the circle , as if they had caught a glimpse into her bosom . 
1 then 2 ,
2 , 3 starting
2 , 5 blushing
3 starting 4 and
5 blushing 6 ,
6 , 7 she
6 , 8 looked
8 looked 9 quickly
8 looked 10 around
10 around 11 the
11 the 12 circle
12 circle 14 as
13 , 14 as
14 as 15 if
14 as 16 they
16 they 17 had
17 had 18 caught
18 caught 19 a
19 a 20 glimpse
20 glimpse 21 into
21 into 22 her
21 into 23 bosom
23 bosom 24 .

the stranger asked what she had been thinking of . 
1 the 2 stranger
2 stranger 3 asked
2 stranger 4 what
4 what 5 she
5 she 6 had
6 had 7 been
7 been 8 thinking
8 thinking 9 of
9 of 10 .

" nothing , " answered she , with a downcast smile ; " only [i] felt lonesome just [then] . " 
1 " 2 nothing
2 nothing 3 ,
2 nothing 21 "
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 answered
5 answered 6 she
6 she 7 ,
7 , 8 with
8 with 9 a
8 with 10 downcast
9 a 10 downcast
10 downcast 11 smile
10 downcast 12 ;
11 smile 12 ;
12 ; 13 "
12 ; 14 only
16 felt 17 lonesome
16 felt 20 .
17 lonesome 18 just
20 . 21 "

" oh , [i] have always had a gift of feeling what is in other people 's hearts , " said he , half seriously . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
2 oh 20 "
3 , 5 have
6 always 7 had
7 had 8 a
8 a 9 gift
9 gift 10 of
10 of 12 what
11 feeling 12 what
12 what 14 in
13 is 14 in
14 in 15 other
14 in 16 people
15 other 16 people
16 people 17 's
17 's 18 hearts
18 hearts 19 ,
19 , 20 "
20 " 21 said
21 said 22 he
22 he 23 ,
22 he 24 half
24 half 25 seriously
25 seriously 26 .

" shall [i] tell the secrets of yours ? 
1 " 2 shall
2 shall 4 tell
4 tell 5 the
5 the 7 of
6 secrets 7 of
7 of 8 yours
7 of 9 ?

for [i] know what to think when a young girl shivers by a warm hearth and complains of lonesomeness at her mother 's side . 
1 for 15 hearth
3 know 5 to
4 what 5 to
5 to 6 think
6 think 8 a
7 when 8 a
8 a 9 young
8 a 10 girl
10 girl 11 shivers
11 shivers 13 a
12 by 13 a
13 a 14 warm
13 a 15 hearth
15 hearth 25 .
16 and 17 complains
17 complains 18 of
18 of 19 lonesomeness
19 lonesomeness 20 at
20 at 21 her
21 her 22 mother
22 mother 23 's
23 's 24 side
24 side 25 .

shall [i] put [these] [feelings] [into] [words] [?] ["] 
1 shall 3 put

all this was said apart . 
1 all 2 this
2 this 3 was
3 was 4 said
4 said 6 .
5 apart 6 .

there was a wail along the road as if a funeral were passing . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 a
3 a 4 wail
4 wail 6 the
5 along 6 the
6 the 7 road
6 the 8 as
8 as 10 a
9 if 10 a
10 a 11 funeral
11 funeral 12 were
11 funeral 13 passing
13 passing 14 .

the light hovered about them fondly and caressed [them] [all] . 
1 the 11 .
2 light 3 hovered
2 light 4 about
3 hovered 4 about
4 about 5 them
4 about 6 fondly
6 fondly 7 and
6 fondly 8 caressed
8 caressed 11 .

the aged woman looked up from her task , and with fingers ever busy was the next to speak . 
1 the 9 ,
2 aged 3 woman
2 aged 4 looked
4 looked 5 up
4 looked 6 from
5 up 6 from
6 from 7 her
7 her 8 task
8 task 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 20 .
11 with 12 fingers
12 fingers 14 busy
13 ever 14 busy
14 busy 15 was
14 busy 16 the
16 the 17 next
17 next 19 speak
18 to 19 speak
19 speak 20 .

" old folks have their notions , " said she , " as well as young ones . 
1 " 2 old
2 old 3 folks
2 old 4 have
3 folks 4 have
4 have 5 their
4 have 6 notions
6 notions 7 ,
6 notions 8 "
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 she
10 she 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 as
13 as 14 well
14 well 15 as
15 as 18 .
16 young 17 ones
17 ones 18 .

you 've been wishing and planning and letting your heads run on one thing and another till you 've set my mind a-wandering too . 
1 you 25 .
2 've 3 been
2 've 4 wishing
4 wishing 5 and
4 wishing 6 planning
6 planning 7 and
7 and 8 letting
8 letting 10 heads
9 your 10 heads
10 heads 11 run
10 heads 12 on
12 on 14 thing
13 one 14 thing
14 thing 16 another
15 and 16 another
16 another 17 till
16 another 18 you
18 you 19 've
18 you 20 set
20 set 21 my
20 set 22 mind
22 mind 23 a-wandering
22 mind 24 too
24 too 25 .

children , it will haunt me night and day till [i] tell you . " 
1 children 2 ,
2 , 3 it
3 it 4 will
4 will 5 haunt
5 haunt 6 me
6 me 8 and
7 night 8 and
8 and 9 day
8 and 10 till
9 day 10 till
10 till 12 tell
12 tell 13 you
13 you 14 .
14 . 15 "

" what is it , mother ? " cried the husband and wife at once . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 is
3 is 4 it
4 it 5 ,
5 , 6 mother
6 mother 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 10 the
9 cried 10 the
10 the 11 husband
11 husband 12 and
11 husband 13 wife
13 wife 14 at
13 wife 15 once
15 once 16 .

but this evening an old superstition had strangely recurred to her . 
1 but 2 this
2 this 4 an
3 evening 4 an
4 an 5 old
4 an 6 superstition
6 superstition 7 had
6 superstition 8 strangely
8 strangely 10 to
9 recurred 10 to
10 to 11 her
10 to 12 .
11 her 12 .

the bare thought made her nervous . 
1 the 2 bare
2 bare 3 thought
3 thought 4 made
3 thought 5 her
5 her 6 nervous
6 nervous 7 .

" don't talk so , grandmother , " said the girl , shuddering . 
1 " 2 don't
1 " 5 ,
2 don't 3 talk
3 talk 4 so
5 , 6 grandmother
6 grandmother 7 ,
7 , 9 said
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 the
9 said 11 girl
10 the 11 girl
11 girl 12 ,
12 , 13 shuddering
13 shuddering 14 .

who [knows] [but] [i] [may] take a glimpse at myself and see whether all 's right ? " 
1 who 18 "
6 take 7 a
7 a 8 glimpse
8 glimpse 9 at
9 at 10 myself
9 at 11 and
11 and 12 see
11 and 13 whether
13 whether 15 's
14 all 15 's
15 's 16 right
15 's 17 ?
16 right 17 ?
17 ? 18 "

" old and young , we dream of graves and monuments , " murmured the stranger-youth . 
1 " 2 old
2 old 4 young
3 and 4 young
4 young 5 ,
4 young 6 we
5 , 6 we
6 we 7 dream
7 dream 8 of
7 dream 9 graves
8 of 9 graves
9 graves 10 and
10 and 12 ,
11 monuments 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 murmured
13 " 14 murmured
14 murmured 15 the
15 the 16 stranger-youth
16 stranger-youth 17 .

young and old exchanged one wild glance and remained an instant pale , affrighted , without utterance or power to move . 
1 young 2 and
2 and 3 old
2 and 4 exchanged
4 exchanged 5 one
4 exchanged 6 wild
5 one 6 wild
6 wild 7 glance
7 glance 8 and
7 glance 9 remained
8 and 9 remained
9 remained 11 instant
10 an 11 instant
11 instant 12 pale
12 pale 13 ,
13 , 14 affrighted
14 affrighted 15 ,
15 , 17 utterance
16 without 17 utterance
17 utterance 19 power
18 or 19 power
19 power 20 to
20 to 21 move
21 move 22 .

then the same shriek burst simultaneously from all their lips : 
1 then 2 the
2 the 3 same
2 the 4 shriek
3 same 4 shriek
4 shriek 5 burst
4 shriek 6 simultaneously
6 simultaneously 7 from
6 simultaneously 8 all
7 from 8 all
8 all 10 lips
9 their 10 lips
10 lips 11 :

" the slide ! 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 slide
3 slide 4 !

the slide ! " 
1 the 2 slide
2 slide 3 !
3 ! 4 "

the simplest words must intimate , but not portray , the unutterable horror of the catastrophe . 
1 the 2 simplest
2 simplest 3 words
2 simplest 4 must
3 words 4 must
4 must 6 ,
5 intimate 6 ,
6 , 7 but
6 , 8 not
7 but 8 not
8 not 9 portray
8 not 10 ,
10 , 11 the
11 the 12 unutterable
12 unutterable 13 horror
13 horror 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 catastrophe
16 catastrophe 17 .

alas ! they had quitted their security and fled right into the pathway of destruction . 
1 alas 3 they
2 ! 3 they
3 they 5 quitted
4 had 5 quitted
5 quitted 6 their
5 quitted 7 security
7 security 9 fled
8 and 9 fled
9 fled 10 right
9 fled 11 into
11 into 12 the
12 the 13 pathway
13 pathway 14 of
14 of 15 destruction
15 destruction 16 .

down came the whole side of the mountain in a cataract of ruin . 
1 down 2 came
2 came 3 the
3 the 5 side
4 whole 5 side
5 side 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 mountain
8 mountain 9 in
9 in 10 a
10 a 11 cataract
11 cataract 13 ruin
12 of 13 ruin
13 ruin 14 .

their bodies were [never] [found] [.] 
1 their 2 bodies
2 bodies 3 were

the next morning the light smoke was seen stealing from the cottage chimney up the mountain-side . 
1 the 2 next
2 next 3 morning
2 next 4 the
3 morning 4 the
4 the 6 smoke
5 light 6 smoke
6 smoke 8 seen
7 was 8 seen
8 seen 9 stealing
9 stealing 10 from
9 stealing 11 the
11 the 12 cottage
11 the 13 chimney
13 chimney 14 up
14 up 15 the
15 the 16 mountain-side
16 mountain-side 17 .

all had left separate tokens by which those who had known the family were made to shed a tear for each . 
1 all 2 had
2 had 3 left
3 left 4 separate
3 left 5 tokens
5 tokens 6 by
6 by 7 which
6 by 8 those
8 those 10 had
9 who 10 had
10 had 11 known
10 had 12 the
12 the 13 family
13 family 14 were
13 family 15 made
14 were 15 made
15 made 16 to
15 made 17 shed
16 to 17 shed
17 shed 18 a
18 a 19 tear
19 tear 20 for
20 for 22 .
21 each 22 .

who has not heard their name ? 
1 who 2 has
2 has 3 not
2 has 4 heard
3 not 4 heard
4 heard 5 their
4 heard 6 name
6 name 7 ?

the story has been told far and wide , and will for ever be a legend of these mountains . 
1 the 20 .
2 story 3 has
3 has 4 been
4 been 5 told
5 told 6 far
6 far 7 and
6 far 8 wide
7 and 8 wide
8 wide 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 12 for
11 will 12 for
12 for 14 be
13 ever 14 be
14 be 15 a
14 be 16 legend
15 a 16 legend
16 legend 17 of
16 legend 18 these
17 of 18 these
18 these 19 mountains
19 mountains 20 .

poets have sung their fate . 
1 poets 2 have
2 have 3 sung
3 sung 4 their
4 their 5 fate
5 fate 6 .

woe for the high-souled youth with his dream of earthly immortality ! 
1 woe 2 for
2 for 3 the
3 the 4 high-souled
4 high-souled 5 youth
5 youth 6 with
5 youth 7 his
6 with 7 his
7 his 8 dream
7 his 9 of
8 dream 9 of
9 of 11 immortality
10 earthly 11 immortality
11 immortality 12 !

[the] [sister-years] [.] 

the wintry moonlight showed that she looked weary of body and sad of heart , like many another wayfarer of earth . 
1 the 2 wintry
2 wintry 3 moonlight
3 moonlight 4 showed
4 showed 5 that
4 showed 6 she
5 that 6 she
6 she 7 looked
6 she 8 weary
8 weary 9 of
9 of 10 body
10 body 11 and
11 and 12 sad
12 sad 13 of
13 of 15 ,
14 heart 15 ,
15 , 17 many
16 like 17 many
17 many 18 another
18 another 19 wayfarer
19 wayfarer 20 of
20 of 21 earth
21 earth 22 .

but after trudging only a little distance farther this [poor] [old] [year] was destined to enjoy a [long] , long sleep . 
1 but 17 a
2 after 3 trudging
3 trudging 5 a
4 only 5 a
5 a 6 little
6 little 7 distance
7 distance 8 farther
7 distance 9 this
9 this 13 was
13 was 15 to
14 destined 15 to
15 to 16 enjoy
15 to 17 a
17 a 22 .
19 , 21 sleep
20 long 21 sleep
21 sleep 22 .

besides this luggage , there was a folio book under her arm very much resembling the annual volume of a newspaper . 
1 besides 2 this
2 this 3 luggage
2 this 4 ,
4 , 6 was
5 there 6 was
6 was 7 a
7 a 8 folio
7 a 9 book
9 book 10 under
10 under 11 her
10 under 12 arm
12 arm 13 very
12 arm 14 much
14 much 15 resembling
14 much 16 the
15 resembling 16 the
16 the 17 annual
16 the 18 volume
18 volume 20 a
19 of 20 a
20 a 21 newspaper
21 newspaper 22 .

she was evidently a stranger , and perhaps had come to town by the evening train of cars . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 evidently
2 was 4 a
3 evidently 4 a
4 a 5 stranger
4 a 6 ,
6 , 7 and
6 , 8 perhaps
8 perhaps 10 come
9 had 10 come
10 come 11 to
10 come 12 town
12 town 13 by
13 by 14 the
13 by 15 evening
15 evening 16 train
15 evening 17 of
17 of 18 cars
18 cars 19 .

" well , my dear sister , " said the [new] [year] , after the first salutations , " you look almost tired to death . 
1 " 3 ,
2 well 3 ,
3 , 5 dear
4 my 5 dear
5 dear 7 ,
6 sister 7 ,
7 , 9 said
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 the
10 the 13 ,
13 , 15 the
14 after 15 the
15 the 17 salutations
16 first 17 salutations
17 salutations 18 ,
17 salutations 19 "
18 , 19 "
19 " 21 look
20 you 21 look
21 look 22 almost
22 almost 23 tired
23 tired 25 death
24 to 25 death
25 death 26 .

what have you been about during your sojourn in this part of infinite space ? " 
1 what 2 have
2 have 3 you
3 you 4 been
3 you 5 about
5 about 6 during
6 during 8 sojourn
7 your 8 sojourn
8 sojourn 9 in
9 in 10 this
10 this 11 part
11 part 12 of
11 part 13 infinite
12 of 13 infinite
13 infinite 14 space
13 infinite 15 ?
14 space 15 ?
15 ? 16 "

" oh , [i] have it all recorded here in my book of chronicles , " answered the [old] [year] , in a heavy tone . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 have
5 have 6 it
6 it 7 all
7 all 9 here
8 recorded 9 here
9 here 10 in
10 in 11 my
10 in 12 book
11 my 12 book
12 book 14 chronicles
13 of 14 chronicles
14 chronicles 16 "
15 , 16 "
16 " 17 answered
17 answered 18 the
18 the 21 ,
21 , 23 a
22 in 23 a
23 a 24 heavy
23 a 25 tone
25 tone 26 .

" there is nothing that would amuse you , and you will soon get sufficient knowledge of such matters from your own personal experience . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 4 nothing
3 is 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 that
4 nothing 6 would
5 that 6 would
6 would 7 amuse
7 amuse 8 you
7 amuse 9 ,
8 you 9 ,
9 , 11 you
10 and 11 you
11 you 12 will
12 will 13 soon
13 soon 14 get
13 soon 15 sufficient
15 sufficient 16 knowledge
15 sufficient 17 of
16 knowledge 17 of
17 of 19 matters
18 such 19 matters
19 matters 20 from
20 from 21 your
20 from 22 own
22 own 23 personal
22 own 24 experience
24 experience 25 .

it is but tiresome reading . " 
1 it 3 but
2 is 3 but
3 but 4 tiresome
3 but 5 reading
4 tiresome 5 reading
5 reading 6 .
6 . 7 "

" what have you been doing in the political way ? " asked the [new] [year] . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 you
3 have 4 you
4 you 5 been
4 you 6 doing
6 doing 7 in
7 in 9 political
8 the 9 political
9 political 10 way
10 way 11 ?
11 ? 13 asked
12 " 13 asked
13 asked 14 the
14 the 17 .

but the [loco-focos] ["] 
1 but 2 the

" [i] do not like these party nicknames , " interrupted her sister , who seemed remarkably touchy about some points . 
1 " 3 do
3 do 4 not
4 not 6 these
5 like 6 these
6 these 7 party
7 party 8 nicknames
7 party 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 interrupted
11 interrupted 12 her
12 her 13 sister
13 sister 14 ,
14 , 15 who
15 who 17 remarkably
16 seemed 17 remarkably
17 remarkably 18 touchy
17 remarkably 19 about
18 touchy 19 about
19 about 20 some
20 some 21 points
21 points 22 .

" perhaps we shall part in better humor if we avoid any political discussion . " 
1 " 2 perhaps
2 perhaps 3 we
3 we 4 shall
4 shall 5 part
5 part 6 in
5 part 7 better
6 in 7 better
7 better 8 humor
8 humor 9 if
9 if 10 we
9 if 11 avoid
11 avoid 12 any
11 avoid 13 political
13 political 14 discussion
13 political 15 .
15 . 16 "

" with all my heart , " replied the [old] [year] , who had [already] been tormented half to death with squabbles of this kind . 
1 " 2 with
2 with 3 all
3 all 4 my
4 my 5 heart
5 heart 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 replied
8 replied 9 the
9 the 12 ,
12 , 13 who
13 who 14 had
14 had 16 been
16 been 17 tormented
17 tormented 19 to
18 half 19 to
19 to 20 death
20 death 21 with
21 with 23 of
22 squabbles 23 of
23 of 25 kind
24 this 25 kind
25 kind 26 .

yet they have occupied so large a share of my attention that [i] scarcely [know] [what] else to tell you . 
1 yet 2 they
2 they 3 have
2 they 4 occupied
3 have 4 occupied
4 occupied 5 so
4 occupied 6 large
6 large 7 a
6 large 8 share
7 a 8 share
8 share 9 of
9 of 10 my
10 my 11 attention
11 attention 12 that
12 that 14 scarcely
14 scarcely 20 you
17 else 18 to
18 to 19 tell
19 tell 20 you
20 you 21 .

" perhaps , " cried the [hopeful] [new] [year] " perhaps [i] shall see that [happy] day . " 
1 " 2 perhaps
2 perhaps 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 cried
4 " 6 the
6 the 19 "
10 " 11 perhaps
11 perhaps 13 shall
13 shall 14 see
14 see 15 that
15 that 18 .
17 day 18 .
18 . 19 "

" [i] doubt whether it be so close at hand , " answered the [old] [year] , gravely smiling . 
1 " 3 doubt
3 doubt 5 it
4 whether 5 it
5 it 6 be
5 it 7 so
7 so 9 at
8 close 9 at
9 at 10 hand
9 at 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 answered
13 answered 14 the
14 the 17 ,
17 , 18 gravely
18 gravely 19 smiling
19 smiling 20 .

" have you done much for the improvement of the city ? " asked the [new] [year] . 
1 " 2 have
2 have 3 you
2 have 4 done
3 you 4 done
4 done 6 for
5 much 6 for
6 for 7 the
6 for 8 improvement
8 improvement 9 of
8 improvement 10 the
10 the 11 city
11 city 12 ?
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 asked
14 asked 15 the
15 the 18 .

" judging [from] what [little] [i] have seen , it appears to be ancient and [time-worn] . " 
1 " 2 judging
2 judging 18 "
4 what 7 have
7 have 9 ,
8 seen 9 ,
9 , 10 it
9 , 11 appears
11 appears 12 to
11 appears 13 be
12 to 13 be
13 be 14 ancient
13 be 15 and
15 and 17 .
17 . 18 "

old [salem] [now] wears [a] [much] [livelier] [expression] [than] when [i] first beheld her . 
1 old 4 wears
4 wears 15 .
10 when 12 first
12 first 13 beheld
13 beheld 14 her
13 beheld 15 .

strangers [rumble] [down] [from] [boston] [by] hundreds at a time . 
1 strangers 7 hundreds
7 hundreds 11 .
8 at 9 a
9 a 10 time
10 time 11 .

new faces [throng] in [essex] street . 
1 new 2 faces
2 faces 4 in
4 in 6 street
6 street 7 .

railroad-hacks and omnibuses rattle over the pavements . 
1 railroad-hacks 2 and
2 and 4 rattle
3 omnibuses 4 rattle
4 rattle 5 over
5 over 6 the
6 the 7 pavements
7 pavements 8 .

there is a perceptible increase of oyster-shops and other establishments for the accommodation of a transitory diurnal multitude . 
1 there 3 a
2 is 3 a
3 a 5 increase
4 perceptible 5 increase
5 increase 6 of
5 increase 7 oyster-shops
6 of 7 oyster-shops
7 oyster-shops 9 other
8 and 9 other
9 other 10 establishments
9 other 11 for
10 establishments 11 for
11 for 12 the
12 the 13 accommodation
13 accommodation 14 of
14 of 15 a
15 a 16 transitory
16 transitory 17 diurnal
17 diurnal 18 multitude
18 multitude 19 .

but a more important change awaits the venerable town . 
1 but 2 a
2 a 3 more
3 more 4 important
4 important 5 change
4 important 6 awaits
6 awaits 7 the
7 the 8 venerable
8 venerable 9 town
9 town 10 .

an immense [accumulation] of musty prejudices will be carried off by the free circulation of society . 
1 an 2 immense
2 immense 4 of
4 of 5 musty
5 musty 6 prejudices
5 musty 7 will
6 prejudices 7 will
7 will 8 be
8 be 10 off
9 carried 10 off
10 off 11 by
11 by 12 the
12 the 14 circulation
13 free 14 circulation
14 circulation 15 of
14 circulation 16 society
15 of 16 society
16 society 17 .

a peculiarity of character of which the inhabitants themselves are hardly sensible will be rubbed down and worn away by the [attrition] of foreign [substances] . 
1 a 2 peculiarity
2 peculiarity 3 of
2 peculiarity 4 character
3 of 4 character
4 character 5 of
4 character 6 which
6 which 7 the
7 the 8 inhabitants
8 inhabitants 10 are
9 themselves 10 are
10 are 12 sensible
11 hardly 12 sensible
12 sensible 13 will
13 will 14 be
14 be 15 rubbed
15 rubbed 17 and
16 down 17 and
17 and 19 away
18 worn 19 away
19 away 20 by
20 by 21 the
21 the 23 of
23 of 24 foreign
24 foreign 26 .

much of the result will be good ; there will likewise be a few things not so good . 
1 much 2 of
2 of 3 the
3 the 4 result
4 result 5 will
5 will 6 be
6 be 7 good
7 good 8 ;
8 ; 9 there
9 there 10 will
9 there 11 likewise
11 likewise 12 be
12 be 13 a
13 a 14 few
14 few 15 things
14 few 16 not
15 things 16 not
16 not 17 so
16 not 18 good
18 good 19 .

we sisterhood of years never carry anything really valuable out of the world with us . 
1 we 2 sisterhood
2 sisterhood 3 of
3 of 5 never
4 years 5 never
5 never 7 anything
6 carry 7 anything
7 anything 9 valuable
8 really 9 valuable
9 valuable 10 out
10 out 11 of
10 out 12 the
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 world
12 the 14 with
13 world 14 with
14 with 15 us
15 us 16 .

i have likewise a quantity of men 's dark hair , instead [of] [which] [i] [have] [left] gray locks or none at all . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 likewise
3 likewise 4 a
4 a 5 quantity
5 quantity 6 of
6 of 7 men
6 of 8 's
8 's 9 dark
8 's 10 hair
10 hair 11 ,
11 , 12 instead
12 instead 24 .
18 gray 20 or
19 locks 20 or
20 or 21 none
20 or 22 at
22 at 23 all
22 at 24 .

i have several bundles of love-letters eloquently breathing an eternity of burning passion which grew cold and perished almost before the ink was dry . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 4 bundles
3 several 4 bundles
4 bundles 5 of
4 bundles 6 love-letters
6 love-letters 8 breathing
7 eloquently 8 breathing
8 breathing 9 an
9 an 10 eternity
10 eternity 11 of
11 of 12 burning
12 burning 14 which
13 passion 14 which
14 which 15 grew
14 which 16 cold
16 cold 18 perished
17 and 18 perished
18 perished 20 before
19 almost 20 before
20 before 21 the
21 the 22 ink
22 ink 23 was
23 was 24 dry
24 dry 25 .

moreover , here is an assortment of many thousand broken promises and other broken ware , all very light and packed into little space . 
1 moreover 2 ,
2 , 3 here
3 here 4 is
4 is 5 an
4 is 6 assortment
5 an 6 assortment
6 assortment 7 of
6 assortment 8 many
7 of 8 many
8 many 10 broken
9 thousand 10 broken
10 broken 11 promises
11 promises 12 and
12 and 13 other
12 and 14 broken
14 broken 15 ware
14 broken 16 ,
16 , 17 all
17 all 18 very
17 all 19 light
18 very 19 light
19 light 20 and
20 and 21 packed
20 and 22 into
22 into 24 space
23 little 24 space
24 space 25 .

" [i] have a fine lot of hopes here in my basket , " remarked the [new] [year] . 
1 " 3 have
3 have 4 a
4 a 5 fine
5 fine 6 lot
5 fine 7 of
7 of 8 hopes
8 hopes 10 in
9 here 10 in
10 in 11 my
10 in 12 basket
11 my 12 basket
12 basket 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 remarked
15 remarked 16 the
16 the 19 .

" they are a sweet-smelling flower a species of rose . " 
1 " 2 they
2 they 3 are
2 they 4 a
4 a 5 sweet-smelling
4 a 6 flower
6 flower 7 a
7 a 8 species
8 species 9 of
9 of 11 .
10 rose 11 .
11 . 12 "

" they soon lose their perfume , " replied the sombre [old] [year] . 
1 " 2 they
2 they 3 soon
2 they 4 lose
4 lose 5 their
5 their 6 perfume
6 perfume 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 replied
9 replied 10 the
10 the 11 sombre
11 sombre 14 .

" what else have you brought to insure a welcome from the discontented race of mortals ? " 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 have
3 else 4 have
4 have 6 brought
5 you 6 brought
6 brought 8 insure
7 to 8 insure
8 insure 9 a
9 a 10 welcome
10 welcome 12 the
11 from 12 the
12 the 13 discontented
12 the 14 race
14 race 15 of
15 of 16 mortals
16 mortals 17 ?
17 ? 18 "

but [i] heartily wish well to poor mortals , and mean to do [all] [i] [can] for their improvement and happiness . " 
1 but 3 heartily
3 heartily 23 "
4 wish 5 well
5 well 6 to
5 well 7 poor
7 poor 9 ,
8 mortals 9 ,
9 , 10 and
9 , 11 mean
10 and 11 mean
11 mean 12 to
12 to 13 do
13 do 17 for
17 for 22 .
18 their 19 improvement
19 improvement 20 and
20 and 21 happiness
21 happiness 22 .
22 . 23 "

" it is a good resolution , " rejoined the [old] [year] . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 is
3 is 4 a
4 a 5 good
5 good 6 resolution
6 resolution 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 rejoined
9 rejoined 10 the
10 the 13 .

" and must [i] [also] pick up such worthless luggage in my travels ? " asked the [new] [year] . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 must
3 must 6 pick
6 pick 7 up
7 up 9 worthless
8 such 9 worthless
9 worthless 10 luggage
9 worthless 11 in
10 luggage 11 in
11 in 12 my
12 my 13 travels
13 travels 14 ?
14 ? 15 "
15 " 16 asked
16 asked 17 the
17 the 20 .

" most certainly , and well if you have no heavier load to bear , " replied the other . 
1 " 2 most
2 most 3 certainly
3 certainly 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 well
5 and 7 if
7 if 8 you
8 you 10 no
9 have 10 no
10 no 11 heavier
10 no 12 load
12 load 14 bear
13 to 14 bear
14 bear 16 "
15 , 16 "
16 " 17 replied
16 " 18 the
18 the 19 other
19 other 20 .

if these ridiculous people ever see anything tolerable in you , it will be after you are gone for ever . " 
1 if 2 these
2 these 4 people
3 ridiculous 4 people
4 people 5 ever
5 ever 6 see
5 ever 7 anything
7 anything 8 tolerable
7 anything 9 in
9 in 10 you
9 in 11 ,
11 , 12 it
12 it 13 will
12 it 14 be
14 be 15 after
15 after 16 you
15 after 17 are
16 you 17 are
17 are 18 gone
17 are 19 for
19 for 21 .
20 ever 21 .
21 . 22 "

" but [i] , " cried the fresh-hearted [new] [year] ["] [i] shall try to leave [men] wiser [than] [i] find them . 
1 " 2 but
1 " 4 ,
1 " 18 wiser
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 cried
5 " 7 the
7 the 8 fresh-hearted
8 fresh-hearted 16 leave
13 shall 14 try
14 try 15 to
15 to 16 leave
18 wiser 23 .
21 find 22 them
22 them 23 .

for my happiness must depend on them . " 
1 for 3 happiness
2 my 3 happiness
3 happiness 4 must
3 happiness 5 depend
4 must 5 depend
5 depend 6 on
6 on 8 .
7 them 8 .
8 . 9 "

" alas for you , then , my poor sister ! " said the [old] [year] , sighing , as she uplifted her burden . 
1 " 2 alas
2 alas 3 for
2 alas 4 you
3 for 4 you
4 you 5 ,
4 you 6 then
5 , 6 then
6 then 7 ,
6 then 8 my
8 my 9 poor
9 poor 10 sister
10 sister 11 !
11 ! 13 said
12 " 13 said
13 said 14 the
14 the 17 ,
17 , 19 ,
18 sighing 19 ,
19 , 20 as
20 as 25 .
21 she 22 uplifted
22 uplifted 23 her
23 her 24 burden
24 burden 25 .

" we grandchildren of [time] are born to trouble . 
1 " 2 we
1 " 3 grandchildren
3 grandchildren 4 of
4 of 6 are
6 are 8 to
7 born 8 to
8 to 9 trouble
8 to 10 .
9 trouble 10 .

but hark ! my task is done . " 
1 but 2 hark
2 hark 3 !
3 ! 4 my
3 ! 5 task
5 task 6 is
6 is 8 .
7 done 8 .
8 . 9 "

but she , in the company of [time] and all her kindred , must hereafter hold a reckoning with mankind . 
1 but 2 she
2 she 3 ,
3 , 4 in
4 in 5 the
5 the 7 of
6 company 7 of
7 of 9 and
9 and 10 all
10 all 12 kindred
11 her 12 kindred
12 kindred 14 must
13 , 14 must
14 must 15 hereafter
14 must 16 hold
16 hold 17 a
17 a 18 reckoning
18 reckoning 20 mankind
19 with 20 mankind
20 mankind 21 .

" thank you kindly , " said the [new] [year] ; and she gave the watchman one of the roses of hope from her basket . 
1 " 3 you
2 thank 3 you
3 you 5 ,
4 kindly 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 said
6 " 7 said
7 said 8 the
8 the 11 ;
11 ; 12 and
12 and 13 she
13 she 14 gave
14 gave 15 the
14 gave 16 watchman
16 watchman 17 one
16 watchman 18 of
17 one 18 of
18 of 20 roses
19 the 20 roses
20 roses 21 of
21 of 23 from
22 hope 23 from
23 from 24 her
24 her 25 basket
25 basket 26 .

" may this flower keep a sweet smell [long] [after] [i] have [bidden] you good-bye ! " 
1 " 3 this
2 may 3 this
3 this 5 keep
4 flower 5 keep
5 keep 6 a
6 a 7 sweet
6 a 8 smell
8 smell 17 "
12 have 14 you
14 you 15 good-bye
15 good-bye 16 !
16 ! 17 "

wherever there was a knot of midnight roisterers , they quaffed her health . 
1 wherever 2 there
2 there 3 was
3 was 4 a
4 a 5 knot
5 knot 7 midnight
6 of 7 midnight
7 midnight 8 roisterers
7 midnight 9 ,
9 , 10 they
9 , 11 quaffed
11 quaffed 12 her
12 her 13 health
13 health 14 .

kind patrons , will not you redeem the pledge of the [new] [year] ? 
1 kind 2 patrons
2 patrons 4 will
3 , 4 will
4 will 5 not
5 not 6 you
6 you 7 redeem
6 you 8 the
8 the 10 of
9 pledge 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 14 ?

[snowflakes] [.] 

these are not the big flakes heavy with moisture which melt as they touch the ground and are portentous of a soaking rain . 
1 these 2 are
2 are 3 not
3 not 4 the
3 not 5 big
5 big 6 flakes
5 big 7 heavy
6 flakes 7 heavy
7 heavy 8 with
7 heavy 9 moisture
9 moisture 10 which
10 which 12 as
11 melt 12 as
12 as 13 they
13 they 15 the
14 touch 15 the
15 the 16 ground
16 ground 18 are
17 and 18 are
18 are 19 portentous
18 are 20 of
19 portentous 20 of
20 of 22 soaking
21 a 22 soaking
22 soaking 24 .
23 rain 24 .

it is to be in good earnest a wintry storm . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 in
4 be 6 good
6 good 7 earnest
6 good 8 a
8 a 9 wintry
8 a 10 storm
10 storm 11 .

the cloud-spirits are slowly weaving her white mantle . 
1 the 2 cloud-spirits
2 cloud-spirits 3 are
3 are 4 slowly
3 are 5 weaving
4 slowly 5 weaving
5 weaving 6 her
6 her 7 white
6 her 8 mantle
7 white 8 mantle
8 mantle 9 .

thus gradually by silent and stealthy influences are great changes wrought . 
1 thus 2 gradually
2 gradually 3 by
2 gradually 4 silent
4 silent 5 and
5 and 6 stealthy
5 and 7 influences
7 influences 9 great
8 are 9 great
9 great 10 changes
9 great 11 wrought
11 wrought 12 .

we likewise shall lose sight of our mother 's familiar visage , and must content ourselves with looking heavenward the oftener . 
1 we 2 likewise
2 likewise 4 lose
3 shall 4 lose
4 lose 5 sight
5 sight 6 of
5 sight 7 our
7 our 8 mother
8 mother 9 's
9 's 10 familiar
10 familiar 11 visage
11 visage 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 must
14 must 16 ourselves
15 content 16 ourselves
16 ourselves 17 with
16 ourselves 18 looking
18 looking 19 heavenward
19 heavenward 20 the
19 heavenward 21 oftener
21 oftener 22 .

now , leaving the [storm] to do his appointed office , let us sit down , pen in hand , by our fireside . 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 3 leaving
3 leaving 4 the
4 the 6 to
6 to 7 do
7 do 8 his
7 do 9 appointed
8 his 9 appointed
9 appointed 10 office
10 office 11 ,
11 , 13 us
12 let 13 us
13 us 14 sit
13 us 15 down
15 down 16 ,
16 , 17 pen
16 , 18 in
18 in 20 ,
19 hand 20 ,
20 , 22 our
21 by 22 our
22 our 23 fireside
22 our 24 .

gloomy as it may seem , there is an influence productive of cheerfulness and favorable to imaginative thought in the atmosphere of a snowy day . 
1 gloomy 2 as
2 as 4 may
3 it 4 may
4 may 6 ,
5 seem 6 ,
6 , 7 there
6 , 8 is
7 there 8 is
8 is 9 an
8 is 10 influence
10 influence 12 of
11 productive 12 of
12 of 13 cheerfulness
13 cheerfulness 14 and
14 and 15 favorable
15 favorable 16 to
16 to 17 imaginative
17 imaginative 20 the
18 thought 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 22 of
21 atmosphere 22 of
22 of 23 a
22 of 24 snowy
23 a 24 snowy
24 snowy 26 .
25 day 26 .

in our brief [summer] [i] do not think , but only exist in the vague enjoyment of a dream . 
1 in 2 our
1 in 3 brief
3 brief 20 .
6 do 8 think
7 not 8 think
8 think 9 ,
9 , 11 only
10 but 11 only
11 only 12 exist
11 only 13 in
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 vague
15 vague 16 enjoyment
16 enjoyment 17 of
17 of 18 a
18 a 19 dream
19 dream 20 .

however transitory their glow , they at least shine amid the darksome shadow which the clouds of the outward sky fling through the room . 
1 however 2 transitory
2 transitory 4 glow
3 their 4 glow
4 glow 5 ,
4 glow 6 they
6 they 7 at
6 they 8 least
8 least 10 amid
9 shine 10 amid
10 amid 11 the
11 the 13 shadow
12 darksome 13 shadow
13 shadow 15 the
14 which 15 the
15 the 16 clouds
15 the 17 of
16 clouds 17 of
17 of 18 the
18 the 20 sky
19 outward 20 sky
20 sky 21 fling
21 fling 23 the
22 through 23 the
23 the 24 room
24 room 25 .

now look we forth again and see how much of his task the storm-spirit has done . 
1 now 2 look
2 look 3 we
2 look 4 forth
4 forth 5 again
5 again 6 and
6 and 8 how
7 see 8 how
8 how 9 much
8 how 10 of
9 much 10 of
10 of 11 his
11 his 12 task
12 task 13 the
13 the 14 storm-spirit
14 storm-spirit 15 has
14 storm-spirit 16 done
16 done 17 .

slow and sure ! 
1 slow 2 and
2 and 3 sure
2 and 4 !

he has the day perchance the week before him , and may [take] his [own] [time] to accomplish [nature] 's burial in snow . 
1 he 2 has
2 has 3 the
2 has 4 day
3 the 4 day
4 day 5 perchance
5 perchance 6 the
6 the 7 week
6 the 8 before
8 before 9 him
9 him 10 ,
10 , 11 and
10 , 14 his
11 and 12 may
14 his 17 to
17 to 18 accomplish
18 accomplish 20 's
20 's 22 in
21 burial 22 in
22 in 23 snow
22 in 24 .

this is a sad time for the shrubs that do not perish with the summer . 
1 this 2 is
1 this 3 a
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 sad
3 a 5 time
4 sad 5 time
5 time 6 for
6 for 8 shrubs
7 the 8 shrubs
8 shrubs 9 that
8 shrubs 10 do
10 do 11 not
11 not 13 with
12 perish 13 with
13 with 14 the
13 with 15 summer
14 the 15 summer
15 summer 16 .

they neither live nor die ; what they retain of life seems [but] [the] [chilling] [sense] [of] [death] . 
1 they 19 .
2 neither 4 nor
3 live 4 nor
4 nor 5 die
4 nor 6 ;
5 die 6 ;
6 ; 7 what
6 ; 8 they
7 what 8 they
8 they 9 retain
8 they 10 of
10 of 11 life
10 of 12 seems
12 seems 19 .

very sad are the [flower-shrubs] in midwinter . 
1 very 2 sad
2 sad 3 are
2 sad 4 the
3 are 4 the
4 the 6 in
6 in 7 midwinter
7 midwinter 8 .

the roofs of the houses are now all white , save where the eddying wind has kept them bare at the bleak corners . 
1 the 3 of
2 roofs 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 houses
5 houses 6 are
5 houses 7 now
7 now 8 all
8 all 9 white
9 white 10 ,
10 , 11 save
11 save 12 where
11 save 13 the
13 the 14 eddying
14 eddying 16 has
15 wind 16 has
16 has 18 them
17 kept 18 them
18 them 20 at
19 bare 20 at
20 at 21 the
21 the 22 bleak
22 bleak 23 corners
23 corners 24 .

look next into the street , where we have an amusing parallel to the combat of those fancied demons in the upper regions . 
1 look 2 next
2 next 4 the
3 into 4 the
4 the 5 street
4 the 6 ,
6 , 7 where
7 where 9 have
8 we 9 have
9 have 10 an
9 have 11 amusing
11 amusing 12 parallel
12 parallel 13 to
13 to 14 the
14 the 16 of
15 combat 16 of
16 of 17 those
16 of 18 fancied
18 fancied 19 demons
18 fancied 20 in
20 in 21 the
21 the 22 upper
22 upper 23 regions
23 regions 24 .

it is a snow-battle of [schoolboys] . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 snow-battle
4 snow-battle 5 of
5 of 7 .

what pitched battles worthy to be chanted in [homeric] strains [!] 
1 what 2 pitched
2 pitched 3 battles
3 battles 4 worthy
4 worthy 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 7 chanted
7 chanted 8 in
8 in 10 strains

what storming of fortresses built all of massive snow-blocks ! 
1 what 2 storming
2 storming 3 of
3 of 5 built
4 fortresses 5 built
5 built 7 of
6 all 7 of
7 of 9 snow-blocks
8 massive 9 snow-blocks
9 snow-blocks 10 !

what feats of individual prowess and embodied onsets of martial enthusiasm ! 
1 what 2 feats
2 feats 4 individual
3 of 4 individual
4 individual 5 prowess
5 prowess 6 and
6 and 7 embodied
6 and 8 onsets
8 onsets 9 of
9 of 10 martial
10 martial 11 enthusiasm
11 enthusiasm 12 !

who reared it ? 
1 who 2 reared
2 reared 3 it
3 it 4 ?

and what means it ? " 
1 and 2 what
2 what 4 it
3 means 4 it
4 it 6 "
5 ? 6 "

the shattered pedestal of many a battle-monument has provoked these questions when none could answer . 
1 the 2 shattered
2 shattered 3 pedestal
3 pedestal 4 of
4 of 6 a
5 many 6 a
6 a 7 battle-monument
7 battle-monument 8 has
7 battle-monument 9 provoked
9 provoked 11 questions
10 these 11 questions
11 questions 12 when
11 questions 13 none
12 when 13 none
13 none 15 answer
14 could 15 answer
15 answer 16 .

would it might inspire me to sketch out the personification of a [new] [england] winter ! 
1 would 2 it
2 it 3 might
3 might 4 inspire
4 inspire 5 me
5 me 6 to
6 to 7 sketch
7 sketch 8 out
8 out 9 the
9 the 10 personification
10 personification 11 of
11 of 12 a
12 a 15 winter
15 winter 16 !

and that idea , if [i] can seize the snow-wreathed figures that flit before my fancy , shall be the theme of the next page . 
1 and 2 that
2 that 3 idea
3 idea 4 ,
4 , 5 if
5 if 7 can
7 can 9 the
8 seize 9 the
9 the 11 figures
10 snow-wreathed 11 figures
11 figures 12 that
12 that 13 flit
13 flit 15 my
14 before 15 my
15 my 17 ,
16 fancy 17 ,
17 , 19 be
18 shall 19 be
19 be 20 the
20 the 21 theme
21 theme 22 of
22 of 23 the
23 the 24 next
24 next 25 page
25 page 26 .

how does [winter] [herald] [his] [approach] [?] 
1 how 2 does

it is stern [winter] 's vesture . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 stern
3 stern 7 .
5 's 6 vesture
6 vesture 7 .

it is the [voice] of [winter] ; and when parents and children hear it , they shudder and exclaim , " [winter] [is] come . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 the
3 the 5 of
5 of 7 ;
7 ; 8 and
8 and 9 when
9 when 10 parents
10 parents 12 children
11 and 12 children
12 children 14 it
13 hear 14 it
14 it 15 ,
14 it 16 they
16 they 18 and
17 shudder 18 and
18 and 20 ,
19 exclaim 20 ,
20 , 21 "
21 " 24 come
24 come 25 .

cold [winter] [has] [begun] [his] [reign] [already] . " 
1 cold 8 .
8 . 9 "

there [he] lies stark and stiff , a human shape of ice , on the spot where [winter] overtook him . 
1 there 3 lies
3 lies 5 and
4 stark 5 and
5 and 6 stiff
5 and 7 ,
7 , 8 a
7 , 9 human
9 human 10 shape
9 human 11 of
11 of 12 ice
11 of 21 .
12 ice 13 ,
13 , 14 on
14 on 15 the
15 the 16 spot
16 spot 17 where
19 overtook 20 him
20 him 21 .

on strides the tyrant over the rushing rivers and broad lakes , which turn to rock beneath his footsteps . 
1 on 2 strides
2 strides 3 the
2 strides 4 tyrant
4 tyrant 5 over
4 tyrant 6 the
6 the 7 rushing
7 rushing 8 rivers
7 rushing 9 and
9 and 10 broad
9 and 11 lakes
11 lakes 12 ,
12 , 13 which
13 which 14 turn
14 turn 15 to
14 turn 16 rock
16 rock 17 beneath
16 rock 18 his
18 his 19 footsteps
19 footsteps 20 .

his dreary empire is established ; all around stretches the desolation of the pole . 
1 his 2 dreary
2 dreary 3 empire
2 dreary 4 is
4 is 5 established
5 established 6 ;
5 established 7 all
7 all 8 around
7 all 9 stretches
9 stretches 10 the
9 stretches 11 desolation
11 desolation 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 pole
14 pole 15 .

such fantasies , intermixed among graver toils of mind , have made the winter 's day pass pleasantly . 
1 such 2 fantasies
2 fantasies 3 ,
3 , 4 intermixed
3 , 5 among
5 among 6 graver
5 among 7 toils
6 graver 7 toils
7 toils 8 of
7 toils 9 mind
8 of 9 mind
9 mind 10 ,
10 , 12 made
11 have 12 made
12 made 13 the
13 the 15 's
14 winter 15 's
15 's 16 day
16 day 18 pleasantly
17 pass 18 pleasantly
18 pleasantly 19 .

on the window-sill there is a layer of snow reaching halfway up the lowest pane of glass . 
1 on 2 the
2 the 3 window-sill
3 window-sill 18 .
4 there 5 is
5 is 6 a
6 a 8 of
7 layer 8 of
8 of 10 reaching
9 snow 10 reaching
10 reaching 12 up
11 halfway 12 up
12 up 13 the
12 up 14 lowest
13 the 14 lowest
14 lowest 15 pane
14 lowest 16 of
16 of 17 glass
17 glass 18 .

the garden is one unbroken bed . 
1 the 2 garden
2 garden 3 is
2 garden 4 one
4 one 5 unbroken
4 one 6 bed
5 unbroken 6 bed
6 bed 7 .

next comes a sledge laden with wood for some unthrifty housekeeper whom winter has surprised at a cold hearth . 
1 next 2 comes
2 comes 3 a
3 a 4 sledge
4 sledge 5 laden
5 laden 7 wood
6 with 7 wood
7 wood 8 for
8 for 9 some
9 some 10 unthrifty
10 unthrifty 11 housekeeper
11 housekeeper 12 whom
11 housekeeper 13 winter
13 winter 14 has
14 has 15 surprised
15 surprised 16 at
16 at 17 a
16 at 18 cold
18 cold 19 hearth
18 cold 20 .

but what dismal equipage now struggles along the uneven street ? 
1 but 3 dismal
2 what 3 dismal
3 dismal 5 now
4 equipage 5 now
5 now 6 struggles
6 struggles 7 along
6 struggles 8 the
8 the 9 uneven
9 uneven 10 street
10 street 11 ?

a sable hearse bestrewn with snow is bearing a dead man through the storm to his frozen bed . 
1 a 2 sable
2 sable 3 hearse
2 sable 4 bestrewn
4 bestrewn 5 with
5 with 6 snow
5 with 7 is
7 is 9 a
8 bearing 9 a
9 a 10 dead
9 a 11 man
10 dead 11 man
11 man 12 through
12 through 14 storm
13 the 14 storm
14 storm 15 to
15 to 16 his
15 to 17 frozen
17 frozen 18 bed
18 bed 19 .

oh how dreary is a burial in winter , when the bosom of [mother] [earth] [has] no warmth for her poor child ! 
1 oh 2 how
2 how 3 dreary
3 dreary 5 a
4 is 5 a
5 a 6 burial
6 burial 7 in
7 in 8 winter
8 winter 9 ,
9 , 10 when
9 , 11 the
11 the 12 bosom
11 the 23 !
12 bosom 13 of
17 no 18 warmth
18 warmth 19 for
18 warmth 20 her
19 for 20 her
20 her 21 poor
20 her 22 child
22 child 23 !

evening the early [eve] of [december] begins to spread its deepening veil [over] the comfortless scene . 
1 evening 3 early
2 the 3 early
3 early 5 of
5 of 17 .
7 begins 8 to
8 to 10 its
9 spread 10 its
10 its 12 veil
11 deepening 12 veil
12 veil 14 the
14 the 16 scene
15 comfortless 16 scene
16 scene 17 .

alas ! 
1 alas 2 !

whence come they ? 
1 whence 2 come
2 come 4 ?
3 they 4 ?

where do they build their nests and seek their food ? 
1 where 2 do
2 do 3 they
3 they 4 build
3 they 9 their
4 build 5 their
5 their 6 nests
6 nests 7 and
7 and 8 seek
9 their 11 ?
10 food 11 ?

i know not whence they come , nor why ; yet my spirit has been cheered by that wandering flock of snow-birds . 
1 i 2 know
2 know 3 not
2 know 4 whence
4 whence 5 they
5 they 6 come
5 they 7 ,
6 come 7 ,
7 , 8 nor
8 nor 10 ;
9 why 10 ;
10 ; 11 yet
11 yet 12 my
12 my 14 has
13 spirit 14 has
14 has 15 been
14 has 16 cheered
15 been 16 cheered
16 cheered 17 by
17 by 18 that
18 that 19 wandering
19 wandering 20 flock
20 flock 21 of
21 of 22 snow-birds
22 snow-birds 23 .

[the] [seven] [vagabonds] [.] 

two horses munching provender out of the baskets which muzzled them were fastened near the vehicle . 
1 two 2 horses
2 horses 3 munching
2 horses 4 provender
3 munching 4 provender
4 provender 5 out
4 provender 6 of
6 of 7 the
6 of 8 baskets
8 baskets 9 which
9 which 10 muzzled
9 which 11 them
11 them 12 were
11 them 13 fastened
12 were 13 fastened
13 fastened 14 near
14 near 15 the
14 near 16 vehicle
15 the 16 vehicle
16 vehicle 17 .

" halloo ! 
1 " 2 halloo
2 halloo 3 !

who stands guard here ? 
1 who 2 stands
2 stands 4 here
3 guard 4 here
4 here 5 ?

is the doorkeeper asleep ? " cried [i] , approaching a ladder of two or three steps which was let down from the wagon . 
1 is 2 the
2 the 3 doorkeeper
3 doorkeeper 4 asleep
3 doorkeeper 5 ?
5 ? 6 "
5 ? 7 cried
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 9 ,
9 , 11 a
10 approaching 11 a
11 a 13 of
12 ladder 13 of
13 of 14 two
13 of 15 or
14 two 15 or
15 or 17 steps
16 three 17 steps
17 steps 18 which
17 steps 19 was
18 which 19 was
19 was 21 down
20 let 21 down
21 down 22 from
22 from 23 the
23 the 24 wagon
23 the 25 .

a [small] piece of silver was my passport within his premises , [where] [i] [found] only one other person , hereafter to be described . 
1 a 3 piece
3 piece 4 of
3 piece 11 premises
4 of 5 silver
5 silver 6 was
5 silver 7 my
6 was 7 my
7 my 8 passport
7 my 9 within
8 passport 9 within
9 within 10 his
11 premises 12 ,
12 , 16 only
16 only 17 one
17 one 19 person
18 other 19 person
19 person 20 ,
19 person 21 hereafter
20 , 21 hereafter
21 hereafter 23 be
22 to 23 be
23 be 24 described
23 be 25 .
24 described 25 .

perhaps the movable scene of this narrative is still peregrinating [new] [england] , and may enable the reader to test the accuracy of my description . 
1 perhaps 2 the
1 perhaps 3 movable
3 movable 5 of
4 scene 5 of
5 of 6 this
6 this 7 narrative
7 narrative 8 is
8 is 18 reader
9 still 10 peregrinating
10 peregrinating 13 ,
13 , 14 and
13 , 16 enable
14 and 15 may
16 enable 17 the
17 the 18 reader
18 reader 26 .
19 to 21 the
20 test 21 the
21 the 22 accuracy
22 accuracy 23 of
23 of 25 description
24 my 25 description
25 description 26 .

" what an admirable piece of work is this ! " exclaimed [i] , lifting up my hands in astonishment . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 an
3 an 4 admirable
4 admirable 5 piece
4 admirable 6 of
6 of 7 work
6 of 8 is
7 work 8 is
8 is 9 this
8 is 10 !
10 ! 11 "
11 " 12 exclaimed
12 exclaimed 14 ,
14 , 15 lifting
15 lifting 16 up
16 up 17 my
16 up 18 hands
18 hands 20 astonishment
19 in 20 astonishment
20 astonishment 21 .

and then with how fresh a feeling must he return at intervals to his own peculiar home ! 
1 and 2 then
2 then 3 with
3 with 4 how
3 with 5 fresh
5 fresh 6 a
5 fresh 7 feeling
6 a 7 feeling
7 feeling 8 must
7 feeling 9 he
9 he 10 return
10 return 11 at
11 at 12 intervals
12 intervals 13 to
13 to 14 his
14 his 16 peculiar
15 own 16 peculiar
16 peculiar 17 home
16 peculiar 18 !
17 home 18 !

" [i] [would] [i] [were] [assured] of as happy a life as his , " thought [i] . 
1 " 7 of
7 of 18 .
8 as 9 happy
9 happy 10 a
10 a 11 life
10 a 12 as
11 life 12 as
12 as 13 his
12 as 14 ,
13 his 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 thought
16 thought 18 .

indeed , his stock required some considerable powers of commendation in the salesman . 
1 indeed 2 ,
2 , 3 his
3 his 4 stock
4 stock 5 required
4 stock 6 some
6 some 8 powers
7 considerable 8 powers
8 powers 9 of
8 powers 10 commendation
9 of 10 commendation
10 commendation 12 the
11 in 12 the
12 the 14 .
13 salesman 14 .

the [literary-man] now [evinced] a great kindness for me , and [i] ventured to inquire which way he was travelling . 
1 the 19 was
3 now 5 a
5 a 6 great
6 great 7 kindness
7 kindness 8 for
8 for 9 me
9 me 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 ventured
13 ventured 14 to
13 ventured 15 inquire
14 to 15 inquire
15 inquire 16 which
15 inquire 17 way
16 which 17 way
17 way 18 he
17 way 19 was
19 was 21 .
20 travelling 21 .

i , meanwhile , with many a wild and undetermined fantasy was narrowly inspecting these two doves that had flown into our ark . 
1 i 2 ,
2 , 3 meanwhile
2 , 4 ,
4 , 6 many
5 with 6 many
6 many 7 a
6 many 8 wild
8 wild 9 and
9 and 10 undetermined
9 and 11 fantasy
11 fantasy 12 was
11 fantasy 13 narrowly
13 narrowly 14 inspecting
13 narrowly 15 these
15 these 17 doves
16 two 17 doves
17 doves 18 that
17 doves 19 had
19 had 20 flown
19 had 21 into
21 into 22 our
22 our 23 ark
23 ark 24 .

we visited [together] at least , our imaginations did full many a famous city in the [streets] of which [i] had long yearned to tread . 
1 we 2 visited
2 visited 26 .
4 at 5 least
5 least 6 ,
5 least 7 our
7 our 9 did
8 imaginations 9 did
9 did 10 full
9 did 11 many
11 many 13 famous
12 a 13 famous
13 famous 14 city
13 famous 15 in
15 in 16 the
16 the 18 of
18 of 19 which
19 which 21 had
21 had 22 long
22 long 23 yearned
22 long 24 to
23 yearned 24 to
24 to 25 tread
24 to 26 .

when we had travelled through the vast extent of the mahogany box , [i] [looked] into my guide 's face . 
1 when 2 we
2 we 3 had
2 we 4 travelled
3 had 4 travelled
4 travelled 5 through
4 travelled 6 the
6 the 7 vast
6 the 8 extent
8 extent 9 of
9 of 10 the
9 of 18 guide
10 the 11 mahogany
10 the 12 box
12 box 13 ,
13 , 16 into
17 my 18 guide
18 guide 21 .
19 's 20 face
19 's 21 .

" ' [where] are you going , my pretty maid ? ' " inquired [i] , in the words of an old song . 
1 " 2 '
1 " 5 you
4 are 5 you
5 you 6 going
6 going 7 ,
6 going 8 my
7 , 8 my
8 my 10 maid
9 pretty 10 maid
10 maid 11 ?
10 maid 13 "
11 ? 12 '
13 " 14 inquired
14 inquired 16 ,
16 , 18 the
17 in 18 the
18 the 19 words
19 words 20 of
19 words 21 an
21 an 22 old
22 old 23 song
23 song 24 .

" ah ! " said the gay damsel ; " you might as well ask where the summer wind is going . 
1 " 2 ah
2 ah 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 6 the
5 said 6 the
6 the 7 gay
6 the 8 damsel
8 damsel 9 ;
9 ; 10 "
9 ; 11 you
11 you 12 might
12 might 13 as
13 as 14 well
14 well 16 where
15 ask 16 where
16 where 17 the
16 where 18 summer
18 summer 19 wind
19 wind 20 is
19 wind 21 going
21 going 22 .

we are wanderers here and there and everywhere . 
1 we 2 are
2 are 3 wanderers
3 wanderers 4 here
4 here 5 and
5 and 6 there
5 and 9 .
7 and 8 everywhere
8 everywhere 9 .

wherever there is mirth our merry hearts are drawn to it . 
1 wherever 3 is
2 there 3 is
3 is 5 our
4 mirth 5 our
5 our 6 merry
5 our 7 hearts
7 hearts 9 drawn
8 are 9 drawn
9 drawn 10 to
9 drawn 11 it
11 it 12 .

blessed pair , whose happy home was throughout all the earth ! 
1 blessed 2 pair
2 pair 3 ,
2 pair 4 whose
4 whose 5 happy
4 whose 6 home
6 home 7 was
7 was 8 throughout
8 throughout 9 all
9 all 10 the
10 the 11 earth
11 earth 12 !

" oh , maiden , " said [i] aloud , " why did you not come hither alone ? " 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
4 maiden 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 aloud
9 aloud 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 why
12 why 14 you
13 did 14 you
14 you 16 come
15 not 16 come
16 come 18 alone
17 hither 18 alone
18 alone 20 "
19 ? 20 "

while the merry girl and myself were busy with the show-box the unceasing rain had driven another wayfarer into the wagon . 
1 while 2 the
2 the 3 merry
2 the 4 girl
3 merry 4 girl
4 girl 5 and
4 girl 6 myself
6 myself 7 were
6 myself 8 busy
8 busy 9 with
9 with 10 the
10 the 11 show-box
11 show-box 12 the
12 the 13 unceasing
13 unceasing 14 rain
13 unceasing 15 had
14 rain 15 had
15 had 16 driven
15 had 17 another
16 driven 17 another
17 another 18 wayfarer
18 wayfarer 19 into
19 into 20 the
20 the 21 wagon
21 wagon 22 .

" it is a bill of the [suffolk] [bank] , " said [i] , " and better than the specie . " 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 is
2 it 3 is
3 is 5 bill
4 a 5 bill
5 bill 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 16 and
11 " 12 said
12 said 14 ,
14 , 15 "
16 and 17 better
17 better 18 than
18 than 19 the
19 the 20 specie
20 specie 21 .
21 . 22 "

as the beggar had nothing to object , he now produced a small buff leather bag tied up carefully with a shoe-string . 
1 as 2 the
2 the 3 beggar
3 beggar 4 had
4 had 5 nothing
5 nothing 6 to
6 to 8 ,
7 object 8 ,
8 , 10 now
9 he 10 now
10 now 11 produced
11 produced 12 a
12 a 14 buff
13 small 14 buff
14 buff 16 bag
15 leather 16 bag
16 bag 17 tied
16 bag 18 up
17 tied 18 up
18 up 20 with
19 carefully 20 with
20 with 21 a
21 a 22 shoe-string
22 shoe-string 23 .

in this precious heap was my bank-note deposited , the rate of exchange being considerably against me . 
1 in 2 this
2 this 3 precious
3 precious 4 heap
3 precious 5 was
4 heap 5 was
5 was 6 my
5 was 7 bank-note
6 my 7 bank-note
7 bank-note 8 deposited
7 bank-note 9 ,
9 , 10 the
10 the 11 rate
11 rate 12 of
11 rate 13 exchange
12 of 13 exchange
13 exchange 14 being
13 exchange 15 considerably
14 being 15 considerably
15 considerably 16 against
16 against 17 me
17 me 18 .

here let me have credit for a sober fact . 
1 here 2 let
2 let 3 me
3 me 4 have
4 have 5 credit
4 have 6 for
6 for 7 a
7 a 8 sober
8 sober 9 fact
9 fact 10 .

but [i] [must] stop and see the breaking up of the camp-meeting at [stamford] . " 
1 but 4 stop
4 stop 5 and
5 and 6 see
6 see 8 breaking
7 the 8 breaking
8 breaking 9 up
8 breaking 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 camp-meeting
12 camp-meeting 13 at
13 at 15 .
15 . 16 "

all this was a sort of happiness which [i] [could] [conceive] of , though [i] had little sympathy with it . 
1 all 2 this
1 all 16 had
2 this 3 was
3 was 4 a
4 a 5 sort
5 sort 6 of
6 of 7 happiness
6 of 12 of
7 happiness 8 which
12 of 13 ,
13 , 14 though
16 had 21 .
17 little 18 sympathy
18 sympathy 19 with
18 sympathy 20 it
20 it 21 .

my reflections were here interrupted . 
1 my 2 reflections
2 reflections 4 here
3 were 4 here
4 here 5 interrupted
4 here 6 .
5 interrupted 6 .

" another visitor ! " exclaimed the old showman . 
1 " 2 another
2 another 4 !
3 visitor 4 !
4 ! 6 exclaimed
5 " 6 exclaimed
6 exclaimed 7 the
7 the 8 old
8 old 9 showman
9 showman 10 .

it was a red [indian] armed with his bow and arrow . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 7 with
2 was 3 a
2 was 6 armed
3 a 4 red
7 with 8 his
8 his 9 bow
9 bow 10 and
10 and 11 arrow
11 arrow 12 .

this son of the wilderness and pilgrim of the storm took his place silently in the midst of us . 
1 this 2 son
2 son 3 of
2 son 4 the
4 the 5 wilderness
4 the 6 and
6 and 8 of
7 pilgrim 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 storm
10 storm 11 took
11 took 12 his
11 took 13 place
13 place 15 in
14 silently 15 in
15 in 17 midst
16 the 17 midst
17 midst 18 of
18 of 19 us
19 us 20 .

the [indian] had not long been seated ere our merry damsel sought to draw him into conversation . 
1 the 3 had
3 had 4 not
4 not 5 long
5 long 6 been
5 long 7 seated
6 been 7 seated
7 seated 9 our
8 ere 9 our
9 our 11 damsel
10 merry 11 damsel
11 damsel 12 sought
11 damsel 13 to
13 to 14 draw
13 to 15 him
14 draw 15 him
15 him 17 conversation
16 into 17 conversation
17 conversation 18 .

at length she inquired whether his journey had any particular end or purpose . 
1 at 2 length
2 length 3 she
3 she 4 inquired
3 she 5 whether
5 whether 6 his
6 his 8 had
7 journey 8 had
8 had 9 any
9 any 11 end
10 particular 11 end
11 end 12 or
11 end 13 purpose
13 purpose 14 .

" [i] go shoot at the camp-meeting at [stamford] , " replied the [indian] . 
1 " 3 go
3 go 4 shoot
4 shoot 5 at
5 at 6 the
6 the 7 camp-meeting
7 camp-meeting 8 at
8 at 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 replied
12 replied 13 the
13 the 15 .

" and here are five more , " said the girl , " all aiming at the camp-meeting too . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 here
3 here 5 five
4 are 5 five
5 five 7 ,
6 more 7 ,
7 , 9 said
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 the
10 the 11 girl
11 girl 12 ,
12 , 14 all
13 " 14 all
14 all 15 aiming
15 aiming 16 at
16 at 17 the
17 the 19 too
18 camp-meeting 19 too
19 too 20 .

but oh , you would find it very dull indeed to go all the way to [stamford] [alone] . " 
1 but 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 you
4 you 5 would
5 would 6 find
6 find 7 it
7 it 8 very
8 very 9 dull
9 dull 10 indeed
9 dull 11 to
11 to 12 go
12 go 13 all
13 all 14 the
14 the 15 way
15 way 16 to
16 to 19 .
19 . 20 "

now , hoping no offence , [i] should like to know where this young gentleman may be going ? " 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 3 hoping
2 , 4 no
4 no 5 offence
4 no 6 ,
6 , 8 should
8 should 9 like
9 like 10 to
10 to 11 know
11 know 13 this
12 where 13 this
13 this 14 young
14 young 15 gentleman
14 young 16 may
15 gentleman 16 may
16 may 17 be
16 may 18 going
17 be 18 going
18 going 19 ?
18 going 20 "

i started . 
1 i 2 started
2 started 3 .

how came [i] among these wanderers ? 
1 how 2 came
2 came 4 among
4 among 5 these
4 among 6 wanderers
5 these 6 wanderers
6 wanderers 7 ?

" but in what capacity ? " asked the old showman , after a moment 's silence . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 what
3 in 4 what
4 what 6 ?
5 capacity 6 ?
6 ? 7 "
7 " 9 the
8 asked 9 the
9 the 10 old
9 the 11 showman
11 showman 12 ,
12 , 13 after
13 after 14 a
14 a 16 's
15 moment 16 's
16 's 17 silence
17 silence 18 .

" all of us here can get our bread in some creditable way . 
1 " 2 all
2 all 3 of
2 all 4 us
4 us 5 here
4 us 6 can
5 here 6 can
6 can 7 get
7 get 8 our
7 get 9 bread
8 our 9 bread
9 bread 11 some
10 in 11 some
11 some 12 creditable
12 creditable 14 .
13 way 14 .

every honest man should have his livelihood . 
1 every 2 honest
2 honest 3 man
2 honest 4 should
3 man 4 should
4 should 5 have
4 should 6 his
5 have 6 his
6 his 7 livelihood
6 his 8 .

you , sir , as [i] take it , are a mere strolling gentleman . " 
1 you 2 ,
2 , 3 sir
3 sir 4 ,
3 sir 10 are
4 , 5 as
7 take 8 it
8 it 9 ,
9 , 10 are
10 are 11 a
11 a 12 mere
12 mere 13 strolling
13 strolling 14 gentleman
14 gentleman 15 .
15 . 16 "

" either this , " said [i] , " is my vocation , or [i] have been born in vain . " 
1 " 3 this
2 either 3 this
3 this 5 "
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 16 have
9 " 10 is
10 is 11 my
11 my 12 vocation
12 vocation 13 ,
13 , 14 or
16 have 17 been
17 been 18 born
18 born 19 in
19 in 20 vain
19 in 21 .
21 . 22 "

dreading a rejection , [i] solicited the interest of the merry damsel . 
1 dreading 2 a
2 a 3 rejection
2 a 4 ,
4 , 6 solicited
6 solicited 7 the
7 the 8 interest
8 interest 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 merry
11 merry 12 damsel
12 damsel 13 .

" ' [mirth] , ' " cried [i] , most aptly appropriating the [words] of [l'allegro] , " ' to [thee] [i] [sue] [!] 
1 " 2 '
2 ' 4 ,
4 , 5 '
4 , 6 "
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 9 ,
9 , 13 the
10 most 11 aptly
11 aptly 12 appropriating
11 aptly 13 the
13 the 15 of
15 of 17 ,
17 , 18 "
17 , 20 to
18 " 19 '

mirth , admit me of thy crew ! ' " 
1 mirth 2 ,
2 , 3 admit
2 , 4 me
3 admit 4 me
4 me 6 thy
5 of 6 thy
6 thy 7 crew
6 thy 8 !
8 ! 9 '
9 ' 10 "

" [i] [have] espied much promise in him . 
1 " 9 .
4 espied 6 promise
5 much 6 promise
6 promise 7 in
6 promise 8 him
7 in 8 him
8 him 9 .

true , a shadow sometimes flits across his brow , but the sunshine is sure to follow in a moment . 
1 true 2 ,
2 , 3 a
2 , 4 shadow
4 shadow 5 sometimes
5 sometimes 6 flits
5 sometimes 7 across
6 flits 7 across
7 across 8 his
7 across 9 brow
9 brow 10 ,
10 , 11 but
11 but 12 the
12 the 13 sunshine
13 sunshine 14 is
14 is 15 sure
15 sure 16 to
16 to 17 follow
17 follow 18 in
18 in 19 a
19 a 20 moment
20 moment 21 .

he is never guilty of a sad thought but a merry one is twin-born with it . 
1 he 2 is
2 is 4 guilty
3 never 4 guilty
4 guilty 5 of
5 of 7 sad
6 a 7 sad
7 sad 8 thought
7 sad 9 but
9 but 10 a
9 but 11 merry
11 merry 12 one
12 one 13 is
12 one 14 twin-born
13 is 14 twin-born
14 twin-born 15 with
14 twin-born 16 it
16 it 17 .

this affair settled , a marvellous jollity entered into the whole tribe of us , manifesting itself characteristically in each individual . 
1 this 2 affair
2 affair 3 settled
3 settled 4 ,
3 settled 5 a
5 a 6 marvellous
6 marvellous 8 entered
7 jollity 8 entered
8 entered 9 into
9 into 10 the
10 the 11 whole
11 whole 12 tribe
12 tribe 14 us
13 of 14 us
14 us 15 ,
15 , 17 itself
16 manifesting 17 itself
17 itself 19 in
18 characteristically 19 in
19 in 21 individual
20 each 21 individual
21 individual 22 .

the young foreigner flourished his fiddle-bow with a master 's hand , and gave an inspiring echo to the showman's melody . 
1 the 2 young
2 young 3 foreigner
2 young 4 flourished
4 flourished 5 his
4 flourished 6 fiddle-bow
6 fiddle-bow 7 with
7 with 8 a
8 a 9 master
9 master 10 's
10 's 11 hand
11 hand 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 an
14 gave 15 an
15 an 16 inspiring
15 an 17 echo
17 echo 18 to
17 echo 19 the
19 the 20 showman's
20 showman's 21 melody
21 melody 22 .

" we 'll come among them in procession , with music and dancing , " cried the merry damsel . 
1 " 3 'll
2 we 3 'll
3 'll 5 among
4 come 5 among
5 among 6 them
5 among 7 in
7 in 9 ,
8 procession 9 ,
9 , 10 with
9 , 11 music
11 music 13 dancing
12 and 13 dancing
13 dancing 14 ,
13 dancing 15 "
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 cried
16 cried 17 the
17 the 18 merry
18 merry 19 damsel
19 damsel 20 .

casting our eyes northward , we beheld a horseman approaching leisurely and splashing through the little puddle on the [stamford] road . 
1 casting 2 our
2 our 3 eyes
2 our 4 northward
4 northward 5 ,
5 , 6 we
6 we 8 a
7 beheld 8 a
8 a 9 horseman
8 a 10 approaching
10 approaching 12 and
11 leisurely 12 and
12 and 13 splashing
13 splashing 14 through
14 through 15 the
15 the 16 little
16 little 17 puddle
17 puddle 21 road
18 on 19 the
19 the 21 road
21 road 22 .

what puzzled us was the fact that his face appeared turned from , instead of to , the camp-meeting at [stamford] . 
1 what 2 puzzled
2 puzzled 3 us
3 us 4 was
3 us 5 the
5 the 6 fact
5 the 7 that
6 fact 7 that
7 that 8 his
7 that 9 face
8 his 9 face
9 face 10 appeared
10 appeared 12 from
11 turned 12 from
12 from 13 ,
13 , 15 of
14 instead 15 of
15 of 16 to
16 to 17 ,
17 , 18 the
18 the 19 camp-meeting
19 camp-meeting 20 at
20 at 22 .

what news from the camp-meeting at [stamford] ? " 
1 what 2 news
2 news 3 from
3 from 4 the
4 the 5 camp-meeting
4 the 8 ?
5 camp-meeting 6 at
8 ? 9 "

the missionary looked down in surprise at as singular a knot of people as could have been selected from all his heterogeneous auditors . 
1 the 2 missionary
2 missionary 3 looked
2 missionary 4 down
3 looked 4 down
4 down 5 in
4 down 6 surprise
5 in 6 surprise
6 surprise 7 at
6 surprise 8 as
7 at 8 as
8 as 9 singular
9 singular 10 a
9 singular 11 knot
10 a 11 knot
11 knot 13 people
12 of 13 people
13 people 14 as
13 people 15 could
14 as 15 could
15 could 16 have
16 have 18 selected
17 been 18 selected
18 selected 19 from
18 selected 20 all
19 from 20 all
20 all 21 his
21 his 23 auditors
22 heterogeneous 23 auditors
23 auditors 24 .

i even fancied that a smile was endeavoring to disturb the iron gravity of the preacher 's mouth . 
1 i 2 even
2 even 3 fancied
3 fancied 4 that
4 that 5 a
4 that 6 smile
5 a 6 smile
6 smile 7 was
7 was 8 endeavoring
8 endeavoring 9 to
8 endeavoring 10 disturb
10 disturb 11 the
10 disturb 12 iron
11 the 12 iron
12 iron 15 the
13 gravity 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 preacher
16 preacher 17 's
17 's 18 mouth
18 mouth 19 .

" good people , " answered he , " the camp-meeting is broke up . " 
1 " 2 good
2 good 4 ,
3 people 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 answered
6 answered 8 ,
7 he 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 the
10 the 11 camp-meeting
11 camp-meeting 12 is
12 is 13 broke
13 broke 14 up
14 up 15 .
15 . 16 "

so saying , the [methodist] minister switched his steed and rode westward . 
1 so 2 saying
2 saying 3 ,
3 , 4 the
4 the 6 minister
6 minister 8 his
7 switched 8 his
8 his 9 steed
9 steed 10 and
10 and 11 rode
11 rode 13 .
12 westward 13 .

our union being thus [nullified] by the [removal] of its object , we were [sundered] at once to the four winds of heaven . 
1 our 2 union
2 union 24 .
3 being 4 thus
4 thus 6 by
6 by 7 the
7 the 9 of
9 of 10 its
10 its 11 object
11 object 12 ,
12 , 13 we
13 we 14 were
14 were 16 at
16 at 17 once
16 at 18 to
18 to 19 the
19 the 20 four
20 four 21 winds
21 winds 22 of
21 winds 23 heaven
22 of 23 heaven
23 heaven 24 .

the old showman and his literary coadjutor were already tackling their horses to the wagon with a design to peregrinate south-west along the sea-coast . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 3 showman
3 showman 4 and
4 and 5 his
5 his 6 literary
6 literary 7 coadjutor
7 coadjutor 8 were
8 were 9 already
9 already 10 tackling
9 already 11 their
11 their 13 to
12 horses 13 to
13 to 15 wagon
14 the 15 wagon
15 wagon 16 with
16 with 17 a
17 a 19 to
18 design 19 to
19 to 20 peregrinate
19 to 21 south-west
21 south-west 23 the
22 along 23 the
23 the 24 sea-coast
23 the 25 .
24 sea-coast 25 .

[the] [white] [old] [maid] [.] 

the moonbeams came through two deep and narrow windows and showed a spacious chamber richly furnished in an antique fashion . 
1 the 2 moonbeams
2 moonbeams 3 came
2 moonbeams 4 through
4 through 5 two
4 through 6 deep
6 deep 8 narrow
7 and 8 narrow
8 narrow 9 windows
8 narrow 10 and
10 and 11 showed
11 showed 13 spacious
12 a 13 spacious
13 spacious 14 chamber
13 spacious 15 richly
15 richly 16 furnished
15 richly 17 in
17 in 19 antique
18 an 19 antique
19 antique 20 fashion
20 fashion 21 .

but how quietly the slumberer lay ! how pale his features ! 
1 but 2 how
2 how 3 quietly
3 quietly 5 slumberer
4 the 5 slumberer
5 slumberer 7 !
6 lay 7 !
7 ! 9 pale
8 how 9 pale
9 pale 10 his
10 his 11 features
10 his 12 !
11 features 12 !

and how like a shroud the sheet was wound about his frame ! 
1 and 2 how
1 and 3 like
3 like 4 a
4 a 5 shroud
5 shroud 6 the
6 the 7 sheet
7 sheet 8 was
8 was 9 wound
9 wound 10 about
10 about 11 his
11 his 12 frame
12 frame 13 !

yes , it was a corpse in its burial-clothes . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 3 it
3 it 4 was
4 was 5 a
5 a 7 in
6 corpse 7 in
7 in 8 its
8 its 9 burial-clothes
9 burial-clothes 10 .

suddenly the fixed features seemed to move with dark emotion . 
1 suddenly 2 the
2 the 3 fixed
2 the 4 features
4 features 5 seemed
5 seemed 6 to
6 to 7 move
7 move 8 with
8 with 11 .
9 dark 10 emotion
10 emotion 11 .

strange fantasy [!] 
1 strange 2 fantasy

as she drew back from that long kiss her features writhed as if a proud heart were fighting with its anguish . 
1 as 2 she
2 she 4 back
3 drew 4 back
4 back 5 from
4 back 6 that
5 from 6 that
6 that 8 kiss
7 long 8 kiss
8 kiss 9 her
8 kiss 10 features
9 her 10 features
10 features 11 writhed
10 features 12 as
11 writhed 12 as
12 as 13 if
12 as 14 a
13 if 14 a
14 a 15 proud
14 a 16 heart
15 proud 16 heart
16 heart 17 were
16 heart 18 fighting
17 were 18 fighting
18 fighting 20 its
19 with 20 its
20 its 21 anguish
20 its 22 .
21 anguish 22 .

again it seemed that the features of the corpse had moved responsive to her own . 
1 again 2 it
2 it 3 seemed
2 it 4 that
4 that 5 the
5 the 6 features
6 features 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 corpse
9 corpse 10 had
9 corpse 11 moved
10 had 11 moved
11 moved 12 responsive
11 moved 13 to
13 to 14 her
14 her 15 own
15 own 16 .

still an illusion . 
1 still 2 an
2 an 3 illusion
2 an 4 .

there the two maidens stood , both beautiful , with the pale beauty of the dead between them . 
1 there 2 the
2 the 3 two
2 the 4 maidens
3 two 4 maidens
4 maidens 5 stood
4 maidens 6 ,
5 stood 6 ,
6 , 7 both
6 , 8 beautiful
7 both 8 beautiful
8 beautiful 9 ,
9 , 10 with
9 , 11 the
10 with 11 the
11 the 12 pale
11 the 13 beauty
13 beauty 14 of
13 beauty 15 the
15 the 16 dead
15 the 17 between
17 between 19 .
18 them 19 .

but she who had first entered was proud and stately , and the other a soft and fragile thing . 
1 but 2 she
2 she 4 had
3 who 4 had
4 had 6 entered
5 first 6 entered
6 entered 8 proud
7 was 8 proud
8 proud 9 and
9 and 10 stately
10 stately 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 the
13 the 14 other
14 other 16 soft
15 a 16 soft
16 soft 17 and
16 soft 18 fragile
18 fragile 19 thing
19 thing 20 .

" away ! " cried the lofty one . 
1 " 2 away
2 away 4 "
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 6 the
6 the 7 lofty
6 the 8 one
8 one 9 .

" thou hadst him living ; the dead is mine . " 
1 " 12 "
2 thou 4 him
3 hadst 4 him
4 him 5 living
4 him 6 ;
6 ; 8 dead
7 the 8 dead
8 dead 9 is
9 is 10 mine
10 mine 11 .
11 . 12 "

" [thine] ! " returned the other , shuddering . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 returned
5 returned 6 the
6 the 7 other
7 other 8 ,
8 , 9 shuddering
9 shuddering 10 .

" well hast thou spoken ; the dead is thine . " 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 hast
3 hast 4 thou
4 thou 5 spoken
4 thou 6 ;
6 ; 7 the
6 ; 8 dead
8 dead 9 is
8 dead 10 thine
10 thine 12 "
11 . 12 "

a creature of hope and joy , the first draught of sorrow had bewildered her . 
1 a 2 creature
2 creature 8 the
3 of 4 hope
3 of 7 ,
5 and 6 joy
6 joy 7 ,
7 , 8 the
8 the 9 first
9 first 10 draught
10 draught 12 sorrow
11 of 12 sorrow
12 sorrow 14 bewildered
13 had 14 bewildered
14 bewildered 15 her
14 bewildered 16 .
15 her 16 .

" [edith] ! " cried her rival . 
1 " 6 her
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 6 her
6 her 7 rival
7 rival 8 .

" wilt thou betray me ? " said the latter , calmly . 
1 " 2 wilt
2 wilt 3 thou
3 thou 4 betray
4 betray 5 me
5 me 6 ?
5 me 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 9 the
9 the 10 latter
9 the 11 ,
11 , 12 calmly
12 calmly 13 .

" till the [dead] bid me speak [i] will be silent , " [answered] [edith] . 
1 " 2 till
2 till 3 the
3 the 5 bid
5 bid 6 me
6 me 13 "
7 speak 9 will
9 will 10 be
9 will 11 silent
11 silent 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 16 .

" leave us alone together . 
1 " 2 leave
1 " 3 us
3 us 5 together
4 alone 5 together
5 together 6 .

go and live many years , and then return and tell me of thy life . 
1 go 2 and
1 go 3 live
3 live 5 years
4 many 5 years
5 years 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 then
7 and 9 return
8 then 9 return
9 return 10 and
9 return 11 tell
11 tell 12 me
11 tell 13 of
13 of 14 thy
13 of 15 life
15 life 16 .

he [too] will be here . 
1 he 3 will
3 will 4 be
4 be 5 here
5 here 6 .

then , if thou [tellest] of sufferings more than death , we will both forgive thee . " 
1 then 2 ,
2 , 3 if
2 , 4 thou
4 thou 6 of
6 of 8 more
7 sufferings 8 more
8 more 9 than
9 than 10 death
9 than 11 ,
10 death 11 ,
11 , 13 will
12 we 13 will
13 will 15 forgive
14 both 15 forgive
15 forgive 17 .
16 thee 17 .
17 . 18 "

" and what shall be the token ? " asked the proud girl , as if her heart acknowledged a meaning in these wild words . 
1 " 2 and
1 " 3 what
2 and 3 what
3 what 9 "
4 shall 5 be
5 be 6 the
6 the 7 token
7 token 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 asked
10 asked 11 the
11 the 12 proud
12 proud 14 ,
13 girl 14 ,
14 , 16 if
15 as 16 if
16 if 17 her
16 if 18 heart
17 her 18 heart
18 heart 20 a
19 acknowledged 20 a
20 a 21 meaning
21 meaning 22 in
21 meaning 23 these
22 in 23 these
23 these 24 wild
23 these 25 words
25 words 26 .

" this lock of hair , " said [edith] , lifting one of the dark clustering curls that lay heavily on the dead man 's brow . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 lock
3 lock 4 of
4 of 5 hair
5 hair 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 10 ,
10 , 11 lifting
11 lifting 12 one
11 lifting 13 of
13 of 14 the
13 of 15 dark
14 the 15 dark
15 dark 16 clustering
16 clustering 17 curls
16 clustering 18 that
18 that 20 heavily
19 lay 20 heavily
20 heavily 21 on
20 heavily 22 the
21 on 22 the
22 the 23 dead
23 dead 24 man
24 man 25 's
25 's 26 brow
26 brow 27 .

and [edith] , too ! 
1 and 3 ,
3 , 5 !
4 too 5 !

was not her white form fading into the moonlight ? 
1 was 2 not
2 not 3 her
3 her 5 form
4 white 5 form
5 form 6 fading
6 fading 7 into
6 fading 8 the
8 the 9 moonlight
9 moonlight 10 ?

lifting his torch on high , the slave lighted her down the staircase and undid the portal of the mansion . 
1 lifting 2 his
2 his 3 torch
3 torch 19 the
4 on 5 high
5 high 6 ,
6 , 7 the
7 the 8 slave
7 the 14 and
8 slave 9 lighted
9 lighted 10 her
11 down 12 the
12 the 13 staircase
13 staircase 14 and
14 and 15 undid
15 undid 16 the
16 the 17 portal
17 portal 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 mansion
20 mansion 21 .

the young clergyman of the town had just ascended the steps , and , bowing to the lady , passed in without a word . 
1 the 2 young
2 young 3 clergyman
2 young 4 of
4 of 5 the
4 of 6 town
6 town 8 just
7 had 8 just
8 just 10 the
9 ascended 10 the
10 the 11 steps
10 the 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 ,
13 and 15 bowing
15 bowing 16 to
16 to 17 the
17 the 19 ,
18 lady 19 ,
19 , 20 passed
19 , 21 in
20 passed 21 in
21 in 22 without
21 in 23 a
23 a 24 word
24 word 25 .

years many years rolled on . 
1 years 2 many
2 many 3 years
2 many 4 rolled
4 rolled 5 on
5 on 6 .

she dwelt alone , and never came into the daylight except to follow funerals . 
1 she 2 dwelt
2 dwelt 4 ,
3 alone 4 ,
4 , 5 and
4 , 6 never
5 and 6 never
6 never 8 into
7 came 8 into
8 into 9 the
8 into 10 daylight
9 the 10 daylight
10 daylight 11 except
10 daylight 12 to
12 to 13 follow
13 follow 14 funerals
14 funerals 15 .

evil was the omen to that marriage . 
1 evil 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 8 .
4 omen 5 to
5 to 7 marriage
6 that 7 marriage
7 marriage 8 .

her blessing was better than a holy verse upon the tombstone . 
1 her 2 blessing
1 her 3 was
3 was 5 than
4 better 5 than
5 than 6 a
5 than 7 holy
7 holy 8 verse
7 holy 9 upon
9 upon 10 the
10 the 11 tombstone
11 tombstone 12 .

still years went on , and still she followed funerals and was not yet summoned to her own festival of death . 
1 still 2 years
2 years 4 on
3 went 4 on
4 on 5 ,
5 , 6 and
5 , 7 still
6 and 7 still
7 still 8 she
7 still 9 followed
8 she 9 followed
9 followed 11 and
10 funerals 11 and
11 and 12 was
11 and 13 not
13 not 14 yet
14 yet 15 summoned
14 yet 16 to
16 to 17 her
16 to 18 own
17 her 18 own
18 own 20 of
19 festival 20 of
20 of 21 death
21 death 22 .

the scene was cheerful and animated in spite of the sombre shade between the high brick buildings . 
1 the 2 scene
2 scene 3 was
3 was 4 cheerful
4 cheerful 5 and
5 and 7 in
6 animated 7 in
7 in 8 spite
8 spite 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 sombre
11 sombre 12 shade
11 sombre 13 between
13 between 14 the
14 the 15 high
15 high 16 brick
16 brick 18 .
17 buildings 18 .

" [i] [espy] a strange sail yonder , " remarked a [liverpool] captain " that woman in the long white garment . " 
1 " 4 a
1 " 7 yonder
4 a 5 strange
5 strange 6 sail
7 yonder 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 remarked
9 " 13 captain
10 remarked 11 a
13 captain 14 "
14 " 15 that
15 that 23 "
16 woman 17 in
17 in 18 the
18 the 19 long
18 the 20 white
20 white 21 garment
21 garment 22 .
22 . 23 "

almost immediately the various topics of conversation gave place to speculations in an undertone on this unwonted occurrence . 
1 almost 2 immediately
2 immediately 3 the
3 the 4 various
4 various 6 of
5 topics 6 of
6 of 7 conversation
6 of 8 gave
7 conversation 8 gave
8 gave 10 to
9 place 10 to
10 to 11 speculations
10 to 12 in
12 in 14 undertone
13 an 14 undertone
14 undertone 15 on
15 on 16 this
15 on 17 unwonted
16 this 17 unwonted
17 unwonted 18 occurrence
18 occurrence 19 .

" can there be a funeral so late this afternoon ? " inquired some . 
1 " 2 can
2 can 4 be
3 there 4 be
4 be 5 a
4 be 6 funeral
5 a 6 funeral
6 funeral 7 so
6 funeral 8 late
7 so 8 late
8 late 9 this
8 late 10 afternoon
10 afternoon 11 ?
10 afternoon 12 "
12 " 13 inquired
12 " 14 some
13 inquired 14 some
14 some 15 .

" what may this portend ? " asked each man of his neighbor . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 3 may
3 may 5 portend
4 this 5 portend
5 portend 6 ?
5 portend 7 "
6 ? 7 "
7 " 9 each
8 asked 9 each
9 each 10 man
9 each 11 of
10 man 11 of
11 of 12 his
11 of 13 neighbor
13 neighbor 14 .

what a comet is to the earth was that sad woman to the town . 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 comet
3 comet 4 is
4 is 6 the
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 earth
6 the 8 was
7 earth 8 was
8 was 9 that
9 that 10 sad
9 that 11 woman
10 sad 11 woman
11 woman 12 to
11 woman 13 the
13 the 14 town
13 the 15 .
14 town 15 .

it was a long , loose robe of spotless purity . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 a
3 a 4 long
4 long 5 ,
5 , 6 loose
5 , 7 robe
7 robe 9 spotless
8 of 9 spotless
9 spotless 10 purity
9 spotless 11 .

its wearer appeared very old , pale , emaciated and feeble , yet glided onward without the unsteady pace of extreme age . 
1 its 2 wearer
2 wearer 4 very
3 appeared 4 very
4 very 5 old
4 very 6 ,
6 , 7 pale
7 pale 8 ,
8 , 9 emaciated
9 emaciated 11 feeble
10 and 11 feeble
11 feeble 12 ,
11 feeble 13 yet
12 , 13 yet
13 yet 15 onward
14 glided 15 onward
15 onward 17 the
16 without 17 the
17 the 19 pace
18 unsteady 19 pace
19 pace 20 of
20 of 21 extreme
21 extreme 22 age
22 age 23 .

" she is but a shadow , " whispered the superstitious . 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 is
3 is 8 "
4 but 5 a
5 a 6 shadow
6 shadow 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 whispered
9 whispered 10 the
10 the 11 superstitious
11 superstitious 12 .

" the child put forth his arms and could not grasp her robe . " 
1 " 14 .
2 the 3 child
2 the 4 put
3 child 4 put
4 put 5 forth
4 put 6 his
6 his 8 and
7 arms 8 and
8 and 9 could
8 and 10 not
9 could 10 not
10 not 11 grasp
11 grasp 12 her
11 grasp 13 robe
13 robe 14 .
14 . 15 "

an [elderly] [man] approached the steps , and , reverently [uncovering] his gray locks , essayed to explain the matter . 
1 an 4 approached
4 approached 21 .
5 the 6 steps
5 the 7 ,
7 , 8 and
7 , 12 his
8 and 9 ,
9 , 10 reverently
12 his 15 ,
13 gray 14 locks
14 locks 15 ,
15 , 16 essayed
16 essayed 17 to
17 to 19 the
18 explain 19 the
19 the 20 matter
19 the 21 .

his [heirs] , [being] [ill-agreed] [among] [themselves] , have [let] the [mansion-house] go to ruin . " 
1 his 3 ,
3 , 8 ,
8 , 9 have
9 have 11 the
11 the 13 go
13 go 14 to
13 go 15 ruin
14 to 15 ruin
15 ruin 16 .
15 ruin 17 "

but again she lifted the hammer , and gave , this time , a single rap . 
1 but 2 again
2 again 4 lifted
3 she 4 lifted
4 lifted 5 the
5 the 6 hammer
6 hammer 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 ,
9 gave 10 ,
10 , 11 this
11 this 12 time
12 time 13 ,
13 , 14 a
13 , 15 single
14 a 15 single
15 single 17 .
16 rap 17 .

the bar fell on the inside ; the door was opened . 
1 the 2 bar
2 bar 3 fell
3 fell 4 on
4 on 5 the
5 the 6 inside
6 inside 8 the
7 ; 8 the
8 the 9 door
8 the 10 was
10 was 11 opened
11 opened 12 .

" who undid the door ? " asked many . 
1 " 2 who
2 who 3 undid
3 undid 4 the
4 the 6 ?
5 door 6 ?
6 ? 7 "
6 ? 8 asked
7 " 8 asked
8 asked 10 .
9 many 10 .

this question , owing to the depth of shadow beneath the porch , no one could satisfactorily answer . 
1 this 2 question
2 question 4 owing
3 , 4 owing
4 owing 5 to
4 owing 6 the
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 depth
7 depth 8 of
7 depth 9 shadow
9 shadow 11 the
10 beneath 11 the
11 the 12 porch
11 the 13 ,
12 porch 13 ,
13 , 15 one
14 no 15 one
15 one 17 satisfactorily
16 could 17 satisfactorily
17 satisfactorily 19 .
18 answer 19 .

" her summons has waked up a servant of the old family , " said one , half seriously . 
1 " 2 her
2 her 3 summons
3 summons 4 has
3 summons 5 waked
4 has 5 waked
5 waked 6 up
6 up 7 a
7 a 8 servant
7 a 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 old
11 old 12 family
12 family 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 said
15 said 17 ,
16 one 17 ,
17 , 18 half
17 , 19 seriously
18 half 19 seriously
19 seriously 20 .

" let us wait here , " replied another ; " more guests will knock at the door anon . 
1 " 2 let
2 let 3 us
3 us 4 wait
4 wait 6 ,
5 here 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 replied
7 " 8 replied
8 replied 9 another
8 replied 10 ;
9 another 10 ;
10 ; 11 "
11 " 12 more
11 " 13 guests
13 guests 14 will
13 guests 15 knock
14 will 15 knock
15 knock 16 at
16 at 17 the
17 the 18 door
18 door 20 .
19 anon 20 .

but the gate of the graveyard should be thrown open . " 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 gate
3 gate 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 graveyard
5 the 7 should
6 graveyard 7 should
7 should 8 be
7 should 9 thrown
8 be 9 thrown
9 thrown 10 open
10 open 11 .
10 open 12 "
11 . 12 "

twilight had overspread the town before the crowd began to separate or the comments on this incident were exhausted . 
1 twilight 2 had
2 had 4 the
3 overspread 4 the
4 the 5 town
5 town 6 before
6 before 7 the
7 the 8 crowd
8 crowd 9 began
8 crowd 10 to
10 to 11 separate
11 separate 12 or
12 or 13 the
13 the 14 comments
14 comments 15 on
15 on 16 this
15 on 17 incident
16 this 17 incident
17 incident 18 were
17 incident 19 exhausted
19 exhausted 20 .

one after another was wending his way homeward , when a coach no common spectacle in those days drove slowly into the street . 
1 one 2 after
2 after 3 another
2 after 4 was
4 was 6 his
5 wending 6 his
6 his 7 way
7 way 9 ,
8 homeward 9 ,
9 , 10 when
10 when 11 a
10 when 12 coach
12 coach 13 no
13 no 14 common
13 no 15 spectacle
15 spectacle 16 in
15 spectacle 17 those
16 in 17 those
17 those 18 days
17 those 19 drove
19 drove 20 slowly
20 slowly 21 into
20 slowly 22 the
21 into 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 street 24 .

there was something awful in the heavy rumbling of the wheels . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 something
3 something 5 in
4 awful 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 heavy
7 heavy 8 rumbling
7 heavy 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 wheels
11 wheels 12 .

" whose grand coach is this ? " asked a very inquisitive body . 
1 " 14 .
2 whose 4 coach
3 grand 4 coach
4 coach 5 is
4 coach 6 this
6 this 7 ?
6 this 8 "
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 asked
8 " 10 a
9 asked 10 a
10 a 11 very
11 very 12 inquisitive
11 very 13 body
13 body 14 .

an old man possessed of the [heraldic] lore so common in that day examined the shield of arms on the panel . 
1 an 2 old
2 old 4 possessed
3 man 4 possessed
4 possessed 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 17 of
8 lore 9 so
9 so 10 common
10 common 12 that
11 in 12 that
12 that 13 day
13 day 14 examined
13 day 15 the
15 the 16 shield
16 shield 17 of
17 of 18 arms
18 arms 20 the
19 on 20 the
20 the 22 .
21 panel 22 .

her strong and rigid features had an awe about them unlike that of the white [old] [maid] , but as of something evil . 
1 her 2 strong
1 her 3 and
3 and 5 features
4 rigid 5 features
5 features 7 an
6 had 7 an
7 an 8 awe
7 an 9 about
8 awe 9 about
9 about 10 them
9 about 11 unlike
11 unlike 12 that
11 unlike 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 white
15 white 18 ,
18 , 19 but
19 but 21 of
20 as 21 of
21 of 22 something
21 of 23 evil
23 evil 24 .

she passed up the steps , leaning on a gold-headed cane . 
1 she 2 passed
2 passed 4 the
3 up 4 the
4 the 6 ,
5 steps 6 ,
6 , 7 leaning
6 , 8 on
8 on 9 a
9 a 10 gold-headed
10 gold-headed 12 .
11 cane 12 .

after a momentary pause , a glance backward and then a desperate effort , she went in . 
1 after 2 a
1 after 3 momentary
3 momentary 5 ,
4 pause 5 ,
5 , 6 a
5 , 7 glance
6 a 7 glance
7 glance 9 and
8 backward 9 and
9 and 10 then
9 and 11 a
11 a 12 desperate
12 desperate 13 effort
13 effort 14 ,
14 , 15 she
15 she 16 went
16 went 17 in
17 in 18 .

" but such a hideous grin , " added he , " was never seen on the face of mortal man , black or white . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 a
3 such 4 a
4 a 5 hideous
4 a 6 grin
5 hideous 6 grin
6 grin 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 added
9 added 10 he
10 he 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 14 never
13 was 14 never
14 never 16 on
15 seen 16 on
16 on 17 the
16 on 18 face
17 the 18 face
18 face 20 mortal
19 of 20 mortal
20 mortal 21 man
21 man 22 ,
21 man 23 black
22 , 23 black
23 black 24 or
23 black 25 white
25 white 26 .

it will haunt me [till] my [dying-day] . " 
1 it 2 will
2 will 3 haunt
2 will 4 me
3 haunt 4 me
4 me 6 my
6 my 8 .
8 . 9 "

these graphic reminiscences seemed to call up the ghosts of those to whom they referred . 
1 these 2 graphic
2 graphic 3 reminiscences
2 graphic 4 seemed
3 reminiscences 4 seemed
4 seemed 5 to
5 to 7 up
6 call 7 up
7 up 8 the
8 the 10 of
9 ghosts 10 of
10 of 11 those
10 of 12 to
12 to 13 whom
12 to 14 they
14 they 15 referred
14 they 16 .

" impossible ! " exclaimed others . 
1 " 2 impossible
2 impossible 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 exclaimed
5 exclaimed 7 .
6 others 7 .

" [see] ! 
1 " 3 !

the moon shines beneath the porch , and shows every part of it except in the narrow shade of that pillar . 
1 the 3 shines
2 moon 3 shines
3 shines 5 the
4 beneath 5 the
5 the 6 porch
5 the 7 ,
7 , 8 and
7 , 9 shows
9 shows 10 every
10 every 11 part
10 every 12 of
12 of 13 it
12 of 14 except
14 except 15 in
15 in 16 the
16 the 17 narrow
17 narrow 18 shade
18 shade 19 of
19 of 22 .
20 that 21 pillar
21 pillar 22 .

there is no one there . " 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 no
3 no 4 one
4 one 5 there
4 one 6 .
6 . 7 "

" did not the door open ? " whispered one of these fanciful persons . 
1 " 2 did
2 did 4 the
3 not 4 the
4 the 5 door
4 the 6 open
6 open 7 ?
6 open 8 "
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 whispered
8 " 10 one
10 one 11 of
11 of 12 these
11 of 13 fanciful
13 fanciful 15 .
14 persons 15 .

" [didst] thou see it too ? " said his companion , in a startled tone . 
1 " 10 his
3 thou 4 see
4 see 5 it
5 it 8 "
6 too 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 his
10 his 17 .
11 companion 12 ,
12 , 13 in
13 in 14 a
14 a 15 startled
15 startled 16 tone
16 tone 17 .

but the general sentiment was opposed to the idea that a third [visitant] had made application at the door of the deserted house . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 4 sentiment
3 general 4 sentiment
4 sentiment 5 was
5 was 7 to
6 opposed 7 to
7 to 8 the
8 the 9 idea
9 idea 10 that
10 that 11 a
11 a 12 third
12 third 14 had
14 had 15 made
14 had 16 application
16 application 17 at
16 application 18 the
18 the 19 door
18 the 20 of
19 door 20 of
20 of 21 the
20 of 22 deserted
22 deserted 24 .
23 house 24 .

this too was pronounced a mere fantasy . 
1 this 2 too
2 too 3 was
3 was 4 pronounced
4 pronounced 5 a
5 a 8 .
6 mere 7 fantasy
7 fantasy 8 .

but at once the whole multitude started , and each man beheld his own terror painted in the faces of all the rest . 
1 but 2 at
2 at 4 the
3 once 4 the
4 the 5 whole
4 the 6 multitude
6 multitude 7 started
6 multitude 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 10 each
10 each 11 man
10 each 12 beheld
11 man 12 beheld
12 beheld 14 own
13 his 14 own
14 own 16 painted
15 terror 16 painted
16 painted 17 in
16 painted 18 the
18 the 19 faces
19 faces 20 of
20 of 21 all
21 all 22 the
22 the 23 rest
23 rest 24 .

" what an awful thing is this ! " cried they . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 an
3 an 4 awful
4 awful 5 thing
4 awful 6 is
5 thing 6 is
6 is 7 this
6 is 8 !
7 this 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 cried
10 cried 12 .
11 they 12 .

the people knew not whether to fly from the very sight of the house or to rush trembling in and search out the strange mystery . 
1 the 2 people
2 people 3 knew
2 people 4 not
4 not 5 whether
4 not 6 to
6 to 8 from
7 fly 8 from
8 from 9 the
8 from 10 very
10 very 11 sight
11 sight 13 the
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 house
13 the 15 or
15 or 16 to
15 or 17 rush
17 rush 19 in
18 trembling 19 in
19 in 20 and
20 and 21 search
20 and 22 out
22 out 23 the
23 the 24 strange
24 strange 25 mystery
25 mystery 26 .

but [when] possessed of the facts , his energies assumed [unexpected] [vigor] . 
1 but 3 possessed
3 possessed 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 facts
5 the 9 energies
6 facts 7 ,
7 , 8 his
9 energies 10 assumed
10 assumed 13 .

behold , then , the venerable clergyman ascending the steps of the mansion with a torch-bearer behind him . 
1 behold 2 ,
2 , 3 then
3 then 4 ,
4 , 5 the
5 the 6 venerable
6 venerable 8 ascending
7 clergyman 8 ascending
8 ascending 9 the
8 ascending 10 steps
9 the 10 steps
10 steps 12 the
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 mansion
12 the 14 with
14 with 15 a
15 a 16 torch-bearer
16 torch-bearer 18 him
17 behind 18 him
18 him 19 .

like their predecessors , they gave three raps with the iron hammer . 
1 like 2 their
1 like 3 predecessors
3 predecessors 5 they
4 , 5 they
5 they 6 gave
5 they 7 three
6 gave 7 three
7 three 9 with
8 raps 9 with
9 with 10 the
9 with 11 iron
10 the 11 iron
11 iron 13 .
12 hammer 13 .

" old [cæsar] cometh not , " observed the priest . 
1 " 2 old
2 old 4 cometh
4 cometh 7 "
5 not 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 11 .
8 observed 9 the
9 the 10 priest
10 priest 11 .

" well , [i] [wot] he no longer doth service in this mansion . " 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
2 well 15 "
3 , 6 he
6 he 7 no
7 no 8 longer
8 longer 9 doth
10 service 11 in
11 in 12 this
12 this 13 mansion
13 mansion 14 .
14 . 15 "

" assuredly , then , it was something worse in old [cæsar] 's likeness , " said the other adventurer . 
1 " 2 assuredly
2 assuredly 3 ,
3 , 4 then
3 , 5 ,
4 then 5 ,
5 , 7 was
6 it 7 was
7 was 9 worse
8 something 9 worse
9 worse 10 in
9 worse 11 old
11 old 13 's
13 's 14 likeness
14 likeness 16 "
15 , 16 "
16 " 17 said
17 said 18 the
18 the 21 .
19 other 20 adventurer
20 adventurer 21 .

" be it as [god] wills , " answered the clergyman . 
1 " 2 be
2 be 3 it
3 it 4 as
4 as 6 wills
6 wills 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 answered
9 answered 10 the
10 the 11 clergyman
11 clergyman 12 .

" [see] [!] my strength , though it be much decayed , hath sufficed to open this heavy door . 
1 " 4 my
4 my 5 strength
5 strength 6 ,
6 , 7 though
7 though 8 it
8 it 9 be
9 be 10 much
10 much 11 decayed
11 decayed 12 ,
12 , 13 hath
13 hath 14 sufficed
14 sufficed 15 to
15 to 16 open
16 open 17 this
16 open 18 heavy
18 heavy 19 door
18 heavy 20 .

let us enter and pass up the staircase . " 
1 let 2 us
2 us 3 enter
3 enter 4 and
4 and 5 pass
5 pass 6 up
6 up 7 the
7 the 8 staircase
8 staircase 9 .
9 . 10 "

here occurred a singular exemplification of the dreamy state of a very old man 's mind . 
1 here 2 occurred
2 occurred 4 singular
3 a 4 singular
4 singular 5 exemplification
4 singular 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 dreamy
8 dreamy 9 state
9 state 10 of
10 of 11 a
11 a 12 very
12 very 13 old
13 old 14 man
14 man 15 's
15 's 16 mind
15 's 17 .
16 mind 17 .

" [well-a-day] ! " cried the old clergyman , staring strangely around him . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 cried
4 " 6 the
6 the 8 clergyman
7 old 8 clergyman
8 clergyman 9 ,
9 , 10 staring
9 , 11 strangely
10 staring 11 strangely
11 strangely 12 around
11 strangely 13 him
12 around 13 him
13 him 14 .

" [art] [thou] [here] with me , and none other ? 
1 " 5 with
5 with 7 ,
6 me 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 none
9 none 10 other
10 other 11 ?

of a truth , [i] saw the shades of many that are gone . 
1 of 2 a
2 a 3 truth
2 a 4 ,
4 , 6 saw
6 saw 7 the
6 saw 8 shades
8 shades 10 many
9 of 10 many
10 many 11 that
10 many 12 are
12 are 13 gone
13 gone 14 .

on their right hand was the open door of a chamber , and a closed one on their left . 
1 on 2 their
1 on 3 right
3 right 5 was
4 hand 5 was
5 was 7 open
6 the 7 open
7 open 8 door
7 open 9 of
8 door 9 of
9 of 10 a
10 a 11 chamber
11 chamber 12 ,
11 chamber 13 and
13 and 14 a
13 and 15 closed
15 closed 17 on
15 closed 20 .
16 one 17 on
17 on 18 their
17 on 19 left
18 their 19 left

the clergyman pointed his cane to the carved oak panel of the latter . 
1 the 9 oak
2 clergyman 4 his
3 pointed 4 his
4 his 5 cane
5 cane 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 carved
8 carved 9 oak
9 oak 10 panel
9 oak 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 latter
13 latter 14 .

it was sufficient to discover all that could be known . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 sufficient
3 sufficient 4 to
4 to 5 discover
5 discover 7 that
6 all 7 that
7 that 8 could
7 that 9 be
8 could 9 be
9 be 10 known
10 known 11 .

it clutched a lock of hair once sable , now discolored with a greenish mould . 
1 it 2 clutched
2 clutched 3 a
3 a 5 of
4 lock 5 of
5 of 7 once
6 hair 7 once
7 once 8 sable
7 once 9 ,
8 sable 9 ,
9 , 10 now
9 , 11 discolored
11 discolored 12 with
11 discolored 13 a
13 a 14 greenish
13 a 15 mould
15 mould 16 .

but it was only the shadow of a tattered curtain waving betwixt the dead face and the moonlight . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 only
4 only 5 the
5 the 7 of
6 shadow 7 of
7 of 8 a
8 a 9 tattered
9 tattered 10 curtain
9 tattered 11 waving
11 waving 12 betwixt
11 waving 13 the
13 the 14 dead
13 the 15 face
15 face 16 and
16 and 17 the
17 the 18 moonlight
18 moonlight 19 .

" both dead ! " said the venerable man . 
1 " 8 venerable
2 both 3 dead
3 dead 4 !
3 dead 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 7 the
6 said 8 venerable
8 venerable 10 .
9 man 10 .

" then who [shall] [divulge] the [secret] ? 
1 " 2 then
1 " 3 who
3 who 6 the
6 the 8 ?

methinks it glimmers to and fro in my mind like the light and shadow across the [old] [maid] 's face . 
1 methinks 2 it
2 it 3 glimmers
2 it 4 to
4 to 6 fro
5 and 6 fro
6 fro 7 in
7 in 9 mind
8 my 9 mind
9 mind 10 like
10 like 11 the
10 like 12 light
12 light 13 and
13 and 14 shadow
13 and 15 across
15 across 16 the
16 the 21 .
19 's 20 face
20 face 21 .

and now ' tis gone ! " 
1 and 2 now
2 now 3 '
2 now 4 tis
4 tis 5 gone
4 tis 6 !
6 ! 7 "

[peter] [goldthwaite's] [treasure] [.] 

" neither at that , nor treble the sum , " responded the gaunt , grizzled and threadbare [peter] [goldthwaite] . 
1 " 3 at
2 neither 3 at
3 at 4 that
3 at 5 ,
4 that 5 ,
5 , 6 nor
5 , 7 treble
7 treble 8 the
8 the 9 sum
9 sum 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 13 the
12 responded 13 the
13 the 15 ,
14 gaunt 15 ,
15 , 16 grizzled
15 , 17 and
17 and 18 threadbare
18 threadbare 21 .

next summer [i] intend to put a splendid new mansion over the cellar of the old house . " 
1 next 18 .
2 summer 4 intend
4 intend 5 to
4 intend 6 put
6 put 7 a
7 a 8 splendid
8 splendid 10 mansion
9 new 10 mansion
10 mansion 11 over
10 mansion 12 the
12 the 13 cellar
13 cellar 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 old
16 old 17 house
17 house 18 .
18 . 19 "

what say you , again ? " 
1 what 2 say
1 what 3 you
3 you 5 again
4 , 5 again
5 again 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" [precisely] what [i] said [before] , [mr] [brown] , " answered [peter] [goldthwaite] . 
1 " 3 what
3 what 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 answered
12 answered 15 .

" and the cost , [peter] ? 
1 " 2 and
1 " 5 ,
2 and 3 the
3 the 4 cost
5 , 7 ?

eh ? " said [mr] [brown] as he withdrew in something of a pet . 
1 eh 2 ?
2 ? 3 "
3 " 4 said
3 " 8 he
4 said 7 as
8 he 10 in
9 withdrew 10 in
10 in 11 something
10 in 12 of
12 of 13 a
13 a 14 pet
14 pet 15 .

" that , [i] suppose , will be provided for off-hand by drawing a check on [bubble] [bank] ? " 
1 " 2 that
2 that 3 ,
3 , 5 suppose
5 suppose 6 ,
6 , 7 will
7 will 8 be
8 be 10 for
9 provided 10 for
10 for 11 off-hand
10 for 12 by
12 by 13 drawing
13 drawing 14 a
14 a 15 check
15 check 20 "
16 on 19 ?
19 ? 20 "

" they did but flutter in the wind , " quoth [peter] [goldthwaite] . 
1 " 2 they
2 they 3 did
2 they 14 .
3 did 4 but
3 did 5 flutter
5 flutter 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 wind
8 wind 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 quoth

no , [peter] , they beckoned , for the [scarecrows] [knew] their brother . 
1 no 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 they
5 they 6 beckoned
6 beckoned 7 ,
7 , 8 for
8 for 9 the
9 the 14 .
12 their 13 brother
13 brother 14 .

at the period of our story his whole visible income would not have paid the tax of the old mansion in which we find him . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 period
3 period 4 of
4 of 5 our
5 our 6 story
5 our 7 his
7 his 8 whole
7 his 9 visible
9 visible 10 income
9 visible 11 would
11 would 12 not
12 not 13 have
13 have 14 paid
14 paid 15 the
15 the 16 tax
15 the 17 of
16 tax 17 of
17 of 18 the
17 of 19 old
18 the 19 old
19 old 21 in
20 mansion 21 in
21 in 22 which
21 in 23 we
23 we 25 him
24 find 25 him
25 him 26 .

so here he dwelt with bad luck till good should come . 
1 so 2 here
2 here 3 he
3 he 5 with
4 dwelt 5 with
5 with 7 luck
6 bad 7 luck
7 luck 9 good
8 till 9 good
9 good 10 should
10 should 11 come
10 should 12 .

peter 's person was in keeping with his goodly apparel . 
1 peter 2 's
1 peter 3 person
3 person 5 in
4 was 5 in
5 in 6 keeping
6 keeping 7 with
7 with 9 goodly
8 his 9 goodly
9 goodly 10 apparel
10 apparel 11 .

he raised his hand , clenched it and smote it energetically against the smoky panel over the fireplace . 
1 he 2 raised
2 raised 3 his
2 raised 4 hand
3 his 4 hand
4 hand 6 clenched
5 , 6 clenched
6 clenched 8 and
7 it 8 and
8 and 9 smote
9 smote 10 it
9 smote 11 energetically
11 energetically 12 against
11 energetically 13 the
13 the 14 smoky
14 smoky 16 over
15 panel 16 over
16 over 17 the
16 over 18 fireplace
17 the 18 fireplace
18 fireplace 19 .

tomorrow [morning] [i] will begin with the garret , [nor] desist [till] [i] have torn the house down . " 
1 tomorrow 8 garret
4 will 5 begin
5 begin 6 with
6 with 7 the
7 the 8 garret
8 garret 9 ,
8 garret 20 "
9 , 11 desist
14 have 15 torn
14 have 16 the
16 the 17 house
16 the 18 down
18 down 19 .
19 . 20 "

as the feet were ragged past all darning , she had cut pieces out of a [cast-off] flannel petticoat to make new soles . 
1 as 24 .
2 the 3 feet
2 the 4 were
4 were 5 ragged
4 were 6 past
6 past 7 all
7 all 8 darning
8 darning 10 she
9 , 10 she
10 she 11 had
10 she 12 cut
12 cut 14 out
13 pieces 14 out
14 out 16 a
15 of 16 a
16 a 18 flannel
18 flannel 19 petticoat
18 flannel 20 to
20 to 21 make
20 to 22 new
22 new 23 soles
22 new 24 .

should it [ever] be necessary , she loved him well enough to feed him with her last morsel and clothe him with her [under-petticoat] . 
1 should 2 it
2 it 4 be
4 be 5 necessary
5 necessary 6 ,
6 , 25 .
7 she 8 loved
7 she 9 him
9 him 11 enough
10 well 11 enough
11 enough 12 to
11 enough 13 feed
12 to 13 feed
13 feed 14 him
13 feed 15 with
15 with 17 last
16 her 17 last
17 last 18 morsel
17 last 19 and
18 morsel 19 and
19 and 20 clothe
19 and 21 him
20 clothe 21 him
21 him 22 with
21 him 23 her
22 with 23 her
23 her 25 .

hearing him threaten to tear the house down , she looked quietly up from her work . 
1 hearing 3 threaten
2 him 3 threaten
3 threaten 5 tear
4 to 5 tear
5 tear 6 the
5 tear 7 house
6 the 7 house
7 house 8 down
8 down 10 she
9 , 10 she
10 she 12 quietly
11 looked 12 quietly
12 quietly 14 from
13 up 14 from
14 from 15 her
15 her 17 .
16 work 17 .

" best leave the kitchen till the last , [mr] [peter] , " said she . 
1 " 15 she
2 best 3 leave
3 leave 4 the
3 leave 5 kitchen
4 the 5 kitchen
5 kitchen 6 till
5 kitchen 7 the
6 till 7 the
7 the 8 last
7 the 9 ,
9 , 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 said
14 said 15 she
15 she 16 .

" the sooner we have it all down , the better , " said [peter] [goldthwaite] . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 sooner
2 the 4 we
3 sooner 4 we
4 we 5 have
5 have 7 all
6 it 7 all
7 all 8 down
7 all 9 ,
9 , 10 the
10 the 11 better
10 the 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 said
14 said 17 .

" [i] am tired to death of living in this cold , dark , windy , smoky , creaking , groaning , dismal old house [.] 
1 " 3 am
3 am 5 to
4 tired 5 to
5 to 7 of
6 death 7 of
7 of 8 living
7 of 9 in
8 living 9 in
9 in 10 this
9 in 11 cold
11 cold 12 ,
11 cold 13 dark
13 dark 14 ,
13 dark 15 windy
15 windy 17 smoky
16 , 17 smoky
17 smoky 18 ,
17 smoky 19 creaking
18 , 19 creaking
19 creaking 21 groaning
20 , 21 groaning
21 groaning 22 ,
21 groaning 23 dismal
23 dismal 25 house
24 old 25 house

you shall have a room on the sunny side , old [tabby] , finished and furnished as best may suit your own notions . " 
1 you 2 shall
1 you 3 have
3 have 25 "
4 a 5 room
5 room 6 on
5 room 7 the
7 the 9 side
8 sunny 9 side
9 side 10 ,
9 side 11 old
11 old 13 ,
13 , 15 and
14 finished 15 and
15 and 16 furnished
15 and 17 as
17 as 19 may
18 best 19 may
19 may 20 suit
19 may 21 your
21 your 22 own
22 own 24 .
23 notions 24 .
24 . 25 "

" [i] [should] like it [pretty] much such a [room] as this kitchen , " answered [tabitha] . 
1 " 4 like
1 " 9 a
4 like 5 it
5 it 7 much
8 such 9 a
9 a 11 as
11 as 12 this
12 this 13 kitchen
13 kitchen 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 answered
16 answered 18 .

how much do you mean to lay out on the house , [mr] [peter] ? " 
1 how 2 much
2 much 3 do
3 do 4 you
4 you 5 mean
5 mean 6 to
6 to 8 out
7 lay 8 out
8 out 9 on
8 out 10 the
10 the 11 house
10 the 12 ,
12 , 15 ?
15 ? 16 "

" what is that to the purpose ? " exclaimed [peter] , loftily . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 is
3 is 4 that
4 that 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 purpose
7 purpose 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 exclaimed
10 exclaimed 12 ,
12 , 13 loftily
13 loftily 14 .

" [i] can't [say] but he did , [mr] [peter] , " said [tabitha] , threading her needle . 
1 " 3 can't
3 can't 12 "
5 but 6 he
6 he 7 did
6 he 8 ,
8 , 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 said
13 said 15 ,
15 , 16 threading
16 threading 17 her
17 her 18 needle
18 needle 19 .

the present [peter] 's [father] [had] faith enough in the story to cause the cellar to be dug over . 
1 the 2 present
2 present 4 's
4 's 20 .
7 faith 9 in
8 enough 9 in
9 in 10 the
9 in 11 story
11 story 13 cause
12 to 13 cause
13 cause 14 the
13 cause 15 cellar
15 cellar 16 to
16 to 17 be
17 be 18 dug
18 dug 19 over
19 over 20 .

but now was the crisis . 
1 but 2 now
1 but 4 the
2 now 3 was
4 the 5 crisis
5 crisis 6 .

" yes , " cried [peter] [goldthwaite] , again ; " [to-morrow] [i] will [set] about it . " 
1 " 2 yes
1 " 8 ,
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 cried
8 , 9 again
9 again 10 ;
10 ; 11 "
11 " 14 will
14 will 19 "
16 about 17 it
17 it 18 .
18 . 19 "

the deeper he looked at the matter , the more certain of success [grew] [peter] . 
1 the 2 deeper
2 deeper 3 he
3 he 5 at
4 looked 5 at
5 at 6 the
5 at 7 matter
6 the 7 matter
7 matter 9 the
8 , 9 the
9 the 10 more
9 the 11 certain
11 certain 12 of
12 of 13 success
13 success 16 .

gorgeous that night were the dreams of [peter] [goldthwaite] . 
1 gorgeous 10 .
2 that 3 night
2 that 4 were
4 were 5 the
5 the 6 dreams
6 dreams 7 of
7 of 10 .

but the house , without losing its former aspect , had been changed into a palace of the precious metals . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 4 ,
3 house 4 ,
4 , 5 without
4 , 6 losing
5 without 6 losing
6 losing 7 its
6 losing 8 former
8 former 9 aspect
9 aspect 10 ,
10 , 11 had
11 had 13 changed
12 been 13 changed
13 changed 14 into
14 into 15 a
14 into 16 palace
15 a 16 palace
16 palace 17 of
17 of 18 the
18 the 19 precious
19 precious 20 metals
20 metals 21 .

a moralizer might find abundant themes for his speculative and impracticable wisdom in a garret . 
1 a 2 moralizer
1 a 3 might
3 might 5 abundant
4 find 5 abundant
5 abundant 6 themes
5 abundant 7 for
7 for 8 his
8 his 9 speculative
9 speculative 10 and
10 and 11 impracticable
11 impracticable 12 wisdom
11 impracticable 13 in
13 in 14 a
14 a 15 garret
15 garret 16 .

he found old moth-eaten garments , all in rags and tatters , or [peter] would have [put] them on . 
1 he 2 found
2 found 3 old
3 old 4 moth-eaten
3 old 5 garments
5 garments 6 ,
6 , 7 all
6 , 8 in
8 in 10 and
9 rags 10 and
10 and 11 tatters
10 and 12 ,
12 , 13 or
13 or 15 would
15 would 16 have
16 have 18 them
18 them 20 .
19 on 20 .

here was a large box full of shoes with high heels and peaked toes . 
1 here 2 was
2 was 3 a
3 a 4 large
4 large 5 box
5 box 6 full
6 full 7 of
6 full 8 shoes
8 shoes 9 with
8 shoes 10 high
10 high 11 heels
10 high 12 and
11 heels 12 and
12 and 14 toes
13 peaked 14 toes
14 toes 15 .

this , however , he had unaccountably forgotten . 
1 this 2 ,
2 , 3 however
3 however 4 ,
4 , 5 he
5 he 6 had
6 had 7 unaccountably
7 unaccountably 8 forgotten
8 forgotten 9 .

" well , [mr] [peter] ! " cried [tabitha] , on the garret stairs . 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
3 , 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 cried
8 cried 10 ,
10 , 11 on
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 garret
13 garret 14 stairs
14 stairs 15 .

" have you torn the house down enough to heat the teakettle ? " 
1 " 2 have
2 have 3 you
3 you 4 torn
4 torn 5 the
5 the 6 house
6 house 7 down
7 down 9 to
8 enough 9 to
9 to 10 heat
10 heat 11 the
11 the 12 teakettle
12 teakettle 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" not yet , old [tabby] , " answered [peter] , " but that 's soon done , as you shall see . " 
1 " 2 not
2 not 3 yet
3 yet 4 ,
3 yet 8 "
5 old 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 answered
9 answered 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 but
13 but 14 that
14 that 15 's
15 's 17 done
16 soon 17 done
17 done 19 as
18 , 19 as
19 as 21 shall
20 you 21 shall
21 shall 22 see
22 see 23 .
23 . 24 "

" we shall get our winter 's wood cheap , " quoth [tabitha] . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 shall
3 shall 4 get
4 get 5 our
4 get 6 winter
6 winter 7 's
6 winter 8 wood
8 wood 9 cheap
8 wood 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 quoth
12 quoth 14 .

never , in any of his vagaries , though each had made him happy while it lasted , had [peter] been [happier] than now . 
1 never 2 ,
2 , 25 .
3 in 4 any
4 any 5 of
5 of 6 his
5 of 7 vagaries
7 vagaries 8 ,
8 , 10 each
9 though 10 each
10 each 11 had
11 had 12 made
12 made 14 happy
13 him 14 happy
14 happy 15 while
14 happy 16 it
15 while 16 it
16 it 17 lasted
17 lasted 18 ,
18 , 19 had
19 had 21 been
21 been 23 than
23 than 24 now
24 now 25 .

it was his nature to be always young , and the tendency of his mode of life to keep him so . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 his
3 his 4 nature
4 nature 5 to
4 nature 6 be
6 be 7 always
6 be 8 young
8 young 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 the
11 the 12 tendency
12 tendency 13 of
13 of 14 his
14 his 16 of
15 mode 16 of
16 of 18 to
17 life 18 to
18 to 19 keep
18 to 20 him
20 him 21 so
21 so 22 .

at the kindling of each new fire his [burnt-out] [youth] [rose] afresh from the old [embers] and ashes . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 kindling
2 the 4 of
3 kindling 4 of
4 of 5 each
5 each 7 fire
6 new 7 fire
7 fire 8 his
8 his 19 .
12 afresh 13 from
13 from 14 the
14 the 15 old
15 old 17 and
17 and 18 ashes
18 ashes 19 .

it rose exulting now . 
1 it 2 rose
2 rose 3 exulting
2 rose 4 now
3 exulting 4 now
4 now 5 .

what heart could resist him ? 
1 what 2 heart
2 heart 4 resist
3 could 4 resist
4 resist 6 ?
5 him 6 ?

happy [peter] [goldthwaite] ! 
1 happy 4 !

this was [always] heaped plentifully with the rubbish of his day 's labor . 
1 this 2 was
2 was 4 heaped
4 heaped 6 with
5 plentifully 6 with
6 with 7 the
7 the 8 rubbish
7 the 9 of
9 of 11 day
10 his 11 day
11 day 12 's
11 day 13 labor
12 's 13 labor
13 labor 14 .

all this , of course , was but an emblem of the bright fortune which the destruction of the house would shed upon its occupants . 
1 all 2 this
2 this 3 ,
3 , 4 of
4 of 5 course
4 of 6 ,
6 , 7 was
6 , 8 but
8 but 9 an
9 an 10 emblem
10 emblem 11 of
11 of 12 the
11 of 13 bright
13 bright 15 which
14 fortune 15 which
15 which 17 destruction
16 the 17 destruction
17 destruction 18 of
17 destruction 19 the
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 house
19 the 21 would
21 would 23 upon
22 shed 23 upon
23 upon 24 its
23 upon 25 occupants
24 its 25 occupants
25 occupants 26 .

one night the [hundredth] [time] [he] [teased] [tabitha] to tell him something new about his [great-granduncle] . 
1 one 2 night
1 one 3 the
3 the 9 to
9 to 11 him
9 to 17 .
10 tell 11 him
12 something 13 new
13 new 14 about
13 new 15 his
15 his 17 .

" so there was , [mr] [peter] , " answered [tabitha] , " and she was near about a hundred years old . 
1 " 2 so
1 " 3 there
3 there 4 was
4 was 5 ,
5 , 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 answered
10 answered 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 and
14 and 16 was
15 she 16 was
16 was 17 near
16 was 18 about
18 about 19 a
19 a 23 .
20 hundred 21 years
20 hundred 23 .
21 years 22 old

but [methinks] he might have [invested] [the] [money] better than he did . 
1 but 3 he
3 he 4 might
3 he 5 have
4 might 5 have
5 have 9 better
9 better 10 than
10 than 11 he
11 he 13 .
12 did 13 .

no interest ! nothing but good security ! and the house to be torn down to come at it [!] 
1 no 3 !
2 interest 3 !
3 ! 4 nothing
3 ! 5 but
4 nothing 5 but
5 but 6 good
5 but 7 security
6 good 7 security
7 security 8 !
7 security 9 and
9 and 10 the
10 the 11 house
11 house 13 be
12 to 13 be
13 be 15 down
14 torn 15 down
15 down 16 to
15 down 17 come
17 come 18 at
17 come 19 it
18 at 19 it

what made him hide it so snug , [tabby] ? " 
1 what 2 made
2 made 3 him
3 him 4 hide
4 hide 5 it
4 hide 6 so
5 it 6 so
6 so 7 snug
6 so 8 ,
8 , 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" just as [i] swore to [john] [brown] , my old partner , " remarked [peter] . 
1 " 2 just
2 just 3 as
3 as 5 swore
5 swore 6 to
6 to 9 ,
9 , 17 .
10 my 11 old
11 old 12 partner
12 partner 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 remarked
14 " 17 .

" but this is all nonsense , [tabby] ; [i] don't believe the story . " 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 this
3 this 4 is
4 is 5 all
5 all 6 nonsense
6 nonsense 7 ,
6 nonsense 16 "
9 ; 11 don't
11 don't 12 believe
11 don't 13 the
12 believe 13 the
13 the 14 story
14 story 15 .
15 . 16 "

and as soon as [peter] had given him the deed the chest flew open , and [peter] caught up a handful of the gold . 
1 and 2 as
2 as 3 soon
3 soon 4 as
4 as 6 had
6 had 7 given
7 given 8 him
7 given 20 a
8 him 9 the
9 the 10 deed
10 deed 11 the
11 the 12 chest
11 the 13 flew
13 flew 14 open
13 flew 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 18 caught
19 up 20 a
20 a 25 .
21 handful 22 of
22 of 23 the
23 the 24 gold
24 gold 25 .

but , lo and behold ! there was nothing in his fist but a parcel of old rags . " 
1 but 2 ,
2 , 3 lo
2 , 4 and
4 and 6 !
5 behold 6 !
6 ! 8 was
7 there 8 was
8 was 9 nothing
8 was 10 in
10 in 11 his
11 his 13 but
12 fist 13 but
13 but 14 a
13 but 15 parcel
15 parcel 16 of
15 parcel 17 old
17 old 19 .
18 rags 19 .
19 . 20 "

" hold your tongue , you silly [old] [tabby] ! " cried [peter] , in great wrath . 
1 " 2 hold
2 hold 3 your
3 your 5 ,
4 tongue 5 ,
5 , 6 you
6 you 7 silly
7 silly 10 !
10 ! 12 cried
11 " 12 cried
12 cried 14 ,
14 , 15 in
15 in 17 wrath
15 in 18 .
16 great 17 wrath

" they were as good golden guineas as ever bore the effigies of the king of [england] . 
1 " 2 they
2 they 3 were
3 were 5 good
4 as 5 good
5 good 6 golden
5 good 7 guineas
6 golden 7 guineas
7 guineas 9 ever
8 as 9 ever
9 ever 10 bore
9 ever 11 the
10 bore 11 the
11 the 12 effigies
11 the 13 of
12 effigies 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 king
15 king 16 of
16 of 18 .

old rags indeed ! " 
1 old 2 rags
2 rags 4 !
3 indeed 4 !
4 ! 5 "

but it was not an old woman 's legend that [would] discourage [peter] [goldthwaite] . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 was
2 it 4 not
3 was 4 not
4 not 5 an
4 not 6 old
6 old 7 woman
6 old 8 's
8 's 9 legend
9 legend 15 .
10 that 12 discourage
12 discourage 15 .

how enviable [is] the consciousness of being usefully employed ! 
1 how 2 enviable
2 enviable 4 the
4 the 5 consciousness
5 consciousness 6 of
6 of 8 usefully
7 being 8 usefully
8 usefully 9 employed
8 usefully 10 !

nothing [troubled] [peter] , [or] nothing but those [phantoms] of the mind which seem like vague recollections , yet have also the aspect of presentiments . 
1 nothing 4 ,
4 , 6 nothing
6 nothing 7 but
7 but 26 .
8 those 10 of
10 of 11 the
10 of 12 mind
11 the 12 mind
12 mind 14 seem
13 which 14 seem
14 seem 15 like
14 seem 16 vague
15 like 16 vague
16 vague 17 recollections
16 vague 18 ,
17 recollections 18 ,
18 , 19 yet
19 yet 20 have
19 yet 21 also
21 also 22 the
21 also 23 aspect
22 the 23 aspect
23 aspect 24 of
23 aspect 25 presentiments
25 presentiments 26 .

think a little while , and you will remember where the gold is hidden . " 
1 think 2 a
2 a 4 while
3 little 4 while
4 while 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 you
6 and 8 will
8 will 10 where
9 remember 10 where
10 where 11 the
11 the 12 gold
12 gold 13 is
13 is 14 hidden
13 is 15 .
15 . 16 "

days and weeks passed on , however , without any remarkable discovery . 
1 days 2 and
2 and 3 weeks
3 weeks 4 passed
4 passed 6 ,
5 on 6 ,
6 , 7 however
6 , 8 ,
7 however 8 ,
8 , 9 without
9 without 10 any
9 without 11 remarkable
10 any 11 remarkable
11 remarkable 12 discovery
11 remarkable 13 .
12 discovery 13 .

but as yet no treasure . 
1 but 6 .
2 as 4 no
3 yet 4 no
4 no 5 treasure
5 treasure 6 .

it had formerly been the state-bedchamber , and was honored by tradition as the sleeping-apartment of [governor] [dudley] and many other eminent guests . 
1 it 2 had
1 it 3 formerly
3 formerly 5 the
4 been 5 the
5 the 6 state-bedchamber
6 state-bedchamber 7 ,
6 state-bedchamber 19 and
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 was
9 was 11 by
10 honored 11 by
11 by 12 tradition
12 tradition 14 the
13 as 14 the
14 the 15 sleeping-apartment
15 sleeping-apartment 16 of
19 and 21 other
20 many 21 other
21 other 22 eminent
22 eminent 23 guests
23 guests 24 .

the furniture was gone . 
1 the 2 furniture
2 furniture 3 was
3 was 4 gone
3 was 5 .
4 gone 5 .

one sketch , however , and that the best one , affected him differently . 
1 one 2 sketch
2 sketch 3 ,
3 , 4 however
4 however 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 that
7 that 8 the
8 the 9 best
9 best 11 ,
10 one 11 ,
11 , 12 affected
11 , 13 him
12 affected 13 him
13 him 15 .
14 differently 15 .

" [avaunt] , [satan] ! " cried [peter] . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 9 .

" the man shall have his gold . " 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 man
2 the 4 shall
3 man 4 shall
4 shall 5 have
4 shall 6 his
6 his 7 gold
6 his 8 .
7 gold 8 .
8 . 9 "

moreover , his axe broke quite through the plaster and laths and discovered a cavity . 
1 moreover 2 ,
2 , 4 axe
3 his 4 axe
4 axe 5 broke
5 broke 6 quite
5 broke 7 through
7 through 8 the
8 the 9 plaster
9 plaster 10 and
10 and 14 a
11 laths 12 and
12 and 13 discovered
13 discovered 14 a
14 a 16 .
15 cavity 16 .

" [mercy] on [us] , [mr] [peter] ! 
1 " 3 on
3 on 5 ,
5 , 8 !

are you quarrelling with the [old] [scratch] ? " said [tabitha] , who was seeking some fuel to put under the [dinner-pot] . 
1 are 2 you
2 you 9 "
3 quarrelling 4 with
4 with 5 the
5 the 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 12 ,
12 , 13 who
13 who 14 was
14 was 15 seeking
15 seeking 17 fuel
16 some 17 fuel
17 fuel 18 to
17 fuel 19 put
18 to 19 put
19 put 20 under
19 put 21 the
21 the 23 .

it contained nothing but a brass lamp covered with verdigris , and a dusty piece of parchment . 
1 it 2 contained
2 contained 3 nothing
2 contained 4 but
3 nothing 4 but
4 but 6 brass
5 a 6 brass
6 brass 7 lamp
6 brass 8 covered
7 lamp 8 covered
8 covered 9 with
8 covered 10 verdigris
9 with 10 verdigris
10 verdigris 11 ,
10 verdigris 12 and
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 a
13 a 14 dusty
14 dusty 15 piece
15 piece 16 of
16 of 17 parchment
17 parchment 18 .

while [peter] [inspected] [the] latter [,] [tabitha] seized the lamp and began to rub it with her apron . 
1 while 5 latter
5 latter 8 seized
8 seized 9 the
9 the 10 lamp
10 lamp 11 and
11 and 12 began
12 began 13 to
13 to 14 rub
13 to 15 it
15 it 16 with
16 with 17 her
17 her 18 apron
18 apron 19 .

" there is no use in rubbing it , [tabitha] , " said [peter] . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 4 no
4 no 5 use
4 no 6 in
5 use 6 in
6 in 7 rubbing
7 rubbing 8 it
7 rubbing 9 ,
9 , 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 said
13 said 15 .

" it is not [aladdin] 's lamp , though [i] [take] it to be a token of as much luck . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 6 's
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 not
6 's 7 lamp
7 lamp 8 ,
8 , 9 though
8 , 12 it
12 it 13 to
13 to 14 be
14 be 15 a
15 a 16 token
16 token 17 of
16 token 18 as
18 as 19 much
18 as 20 luck
20 luck 21 .

look here , [tabby] ! " 
1 look 2 here
2 here 3 ,
3 , 5 !
5 ! 6 "

tabitha took the parchment and held it close to her nose , which was saddled with a pair of iron-bound spectacles . 
1 tabitha 2 took
2 took 3 the
2 took 4 parchment
3 the 4 parchment
4 parchment 5 and
5 and 7 it
6 held 7 it
7 it 8 close
7 it 9 to
9 to 10 her
10 her 12 ,
11 nose 12 ,
12 , 13 which
13 which 14 was
14 was 18 pair
15 saddled 17 a
16 with 17 a
17 a 18 pair
18 pair 22 .
19 of 21 spectacles
20 iron-bound 21 spectacles
21 spectacles 22 .

but no sooner had she begun to puzzle over it than she burst into a chuckling laugh , holding both her hands against her sides . 
1 but 2 no
2 no 3 sooner
2 no 4 had
4 had 5 she
5 she 6 begun
6 begun 7 to
7 to 8 puzzle
8 puzzle 10 it
9 over 10 it
10 it 11 than
11 than 12 she
12 she 14 into
13 burst 14 into
14 into 15 a
14 into 16 chuckling
15 a 16 chuckling
16 chuckling 17 laugh
17 laugh 18 ,
18 , 19 holding
19 holding 21 her
20 both 21 her
21 her 22 hands
21 her 23 against
23 against 24 her
24 her 25 sides
24 her 26 .

" you can't make a fool of the old woman , " cried she . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 can't
2 you 4 make
4 make 5 a
5 a 6 fool
6 fool 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 old
9 old 10 woman
10 woman 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 cried
13 cried 15 .
14 she 15 .

" this is your own handwriting , [mr] [peter] , the same as in the letter you [sent] me from [mexico] . " 
1 " 2 this
1 " 3 is
3 is 5 own
4 your 5 own
5 own 6 handwriting
6 handwriting 7 ,
7 , 10 ,
10 , 11 the
11 the 12 same
12 same 13 as
13 as 14 in
14 in 15 the
15 the 17 you
16 letter 17 you
17 you 19 me
19 me 23 "
20 from 22 .
22 . 23 "

" there is certainly a considerable resemblance , " said [peter] , [again] examining the parchment . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 5 a
4 certainly 5 a
5 a 7 resemblance
6 considerable 7 resemblance
7 resemblance 9 "
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 12 ,
12 , 14 examining
14 examining 15 the
15 the 16 parchment
16 parchment 17 .

no ; [this] [is] [old] [peter] [goldthwaite] ['s] [writing] . 
1 no 2 ;
2 ; 10 .

but the ink has either faded or peeled off , so that it is absolutely illegible . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 ink
2 the 4 has
4 has 6 faded
5 either 6 faded
6 faded 7 or
7 or 8 peeled
7 or 9 off
9 off 10 ,
10 , 11 so
11 so 12 that
12 that 13 it
13 it 14 is
14 is 15 absolutely
15 absolutely 16 illegible
16 illegible 17 .

what a pity ! " 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 pity
3 pity 4 !
4 ! 5 "

" well , this lamp is as good as new . 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 this
4 this 5 lamp
5 lamp 6 is
6 is 7 as
7 as 8 good
8 good 9 as
9 as 11 .
10 new 11 .

that 's some comfort , " said [tabitha] . 
1 that 2 's
2 's 4 comfort
3 some 4 comfort
4 comfort 5 ,
4 comfort 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 .

" a lamp ! " thought [peter] . 
1 " 2 a
2 a 3 lamp
3 lamp 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 thought
6 thought 8 .

" that [indicates] light on my [researches] . " 
1 " 2 that
2 that 4 light
4 light 5 on
4 light 6 my
6 my 8 .
8 . 9 "

for the present [peter] felt more inclined to ponder on this discovery than to resume his labors . 
1 for 2 the
2 the 3 present
2 the 18 .
3 present 5 felt
6 more 8 to
7 inclined 8 to
8 to 9 ponder
8 to 10 on
9 ponder 10 on
10 on 11 this
11 this 12 discovery
11 this 13 than
13 than 14 to
13 than 15 resume
15 resume 16 his
15 resume 17 labors
16 his 17 labors
17 labors 18 .

peter forced it open and looked out upon the great street of the town , while the sun looked in at his old house . 
1 peter 2 forced
2 forced 3 it
2 forced 4 open
3 it 4 open
4 open 5 and
4 open 6 looked
5 and 6 looked
6 looked 7 out
6 looked 8 upon
8 upon 9 the
9 the 10 great
9 the 11 street
11 street 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 town
14 town 15 ,
15 , 16 while
16 while 17 the
17 the 18 sun
17 the 19 looked
18 sun 19 looked
19 looked 20 in
20 in 21 at
21 at 22 his
22 his 23 old
23 old 24 house
24 house 25 .

the air , though mild , and even warm , thrilled [peter] as with a dash of water . 
1 the 2 air
2 air 3 ,
3 , 4 though
4 though 6 ,
5 mild 6 ,
6 , 7 and
6 , 8 even
7 and 8 even
8 even 9 warm
9 warm 10 ,
10 , 11 thrilled
11 thrilled 13 as
13 as 14 with
13 as 15 a
15 a 16 dash
15 a 17 of
17 of 18 water
18 water 19 .

it was the first day of the [january] thaw . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 4 first
4 first 5 day
5 day 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 9 thaw
9 thaw 10 .

this couple rode in an old-fashioned square sleigh which had served them twenty winters and stood twenty summers in the sun beside their door . 
1 this 2 couple
2 couple 3 rode
3 rode 4 in
4 in 6 old-fashioned
5 an 6 old-fashioned
6 old-fashioned 7 square
6 old-fashioned 8 sleigh
8 sleigh 9 which
8 sleigh 10 had
10 had 11 served
10 had 12 them
12 them 13 twenty
13 twenty 14 winters
13 twenty 15 and
14 winters 15 and
15 and 17 twenty
16 stood 17 twenty
17 twenty 18 summers
17 twenty 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 sun
21 sun 23 their
22 beside 23 their
23 their 25 .
24 door 25 .

the sleigh passed on , and when concealed by a bend of the street was still audible by a distant cry of merriment . 
1 the 2 sleigh
2 sleigh 13 the
3 passed 4 on
4 on 5 ,
5 , 6 and
5 , 7 when
6 and 7 when
7 when 8 concealed
7 when 9 by
8 concealed 9 by
9 by 10 a
10 a 11 bend
11 bend 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 street
14 street 15 was
15 was 16 still
16 still 17 audible
17 audible 19 a
18 by 19 a
19 a 20 distant
19 a 21 cry
21 cry 22 of
22 of 24 .
23 merriment 24 .

and [peter] 's gaunt figure , half visible in the projecting second story , was worthy of his house . 
1 and 9 in
3 's 4 gaunt
4 gaunt 6 ,
5 figure 6 ,
6 , 7 half
6 , 8 visible
8 visible 9 in
9 in 10 the
10 the 17 of
11 projecting 13 story
12 second 13 story
13 story 14 ,
14 , 15 was
14 , 16 worthy
16 worthy 17 of
17 of 18 his
17 of 19 house
18 his 19 house
19 house 20 .

" [peter] ! 
1 " 3 !

how goes it , friend [peter] ? " cried a voice across the street [as] [peter] was drawing in his head . 
1 how 2 goes
2 goes 4 ,
3 it 4 ,
4 , 5 friend
5 friend 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 cried
9 cried 10 a
9 cried 11 voice
11 voice 12 across
12 across 13 the
12 across 14 street
14 street 20 his
17 was 18 drawing
18 drawing 19 in
19 in 20 his
20 his 22 .
21 head 22 .

" look out here , [peter] ! " 
1 " 2 look
2 look 3 out
2 look 4 here
4 here 5 ,
5 , 7 !
7 ! 8 "

his voice had directed the attention of the whole town [to] [peter] [goldthwaite] 's window , and to the dusty scarecrow which appeared at it . 
1 his 2 voice
1 his 16 ,
2 voice 3 had
4 directed 5 the
5 the 6 attention
5 the 7 of
7 of 8 the
7 of 10 town
8 the 9 whole
10 town 14 's
14 's 15 window
15 window 16 ,
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 to
18 to 19 the
19 the 20 dusty
19 the 21 scarecrow
20 dusty 21 scarecrow
21 scarecrow 22 which
21 scarecrow 23 appeared
23 appeared 24 at
24 at 25 it
24 at 26 .
25 it 26 .

you are repairing the old house , [i] suppose , making a new one of it ? 
1 you 2 are
1 you 3 repairing
2 are 3 repairing
3 repairing 5 old
4 the 5 old
5 old 6 house
5 old 7 ,
7 , 9 suppose
9 suppose 10 ,
10 , 12 a
11 making 12 a
12 a 14 one
13 new 14 one
14 one 15 of
15 of 16 it
15 of 17 ?
16 it 17 ?

eh ? " 
1 eh 2 ?
2 ? 3 "

" too late for that , [i] am afraid , [mr] [brown] , " replied [peter] . 
1 " 2 too
2 too 4 for
3 late 4 for
4 for 5 that
5 that 6 ,
5 that 14 "
8 am 9 afraid
9 afraid 10 ,
10 , 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 replied
14 " 17 .

" if [i] [make] it new , it will be new inside and out , from the cellar upward . " 
1 " 2 if
2 if 5 it
5 it 10 be
6 new 7 ,
7 , 8 it
8 it 9 will
9 will 10 be
10 be 12 inside
11 new 12 inside
12 inside 13 and
12 inside 14 out
14 out 16 from
15 , 16 from
16 from 17 the
16 from 18 cellar
17 the 18 cellar
18 cellar 20 .
19 upward 20 .
20 . 21 "

" had not you better let me take the job ? " said [mr] [brown] , significantly . 
1 " 2 had
2 had 3 not
3 not 5 better
4 you 5 better
5 better 6 let
5 better 7 me
6 let 7 me
7 me 9 the
8 take 9 the
9 the 10 job
9 the 11 ?
11 ? 12 "
12 " 13 said
13 said 16 ,
16 , 17 significantly
17 significantly 18 .

peter [goldthwaite] had [exposed] [himself] to this influence by merely looking out of the window . 
1 peter 3 had
3 had 6 to
6 to 16 .
7 this 8 influence
8 influence 10 merely
9 by 10 merely
10 merely 12 out
11 looking 12 out
12 out 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 window
15 window 16 .

but this was momentary . 
1 but 2 this
2 this 3 was
3 was 5 .
4 momentary 5 .

peter [the] [destroyer] resumed the task which [fate] had assigned him , nor faltered again till it was accomplished . 
1 peter 4 resumed
4 resumed 5 the
5 the 6 task
6 task 7 which
6 task 9 had
9 had 20 .
10 assigned 12 ,
11 him 12 ,
12 , 13 nor
12 , 14 faltered
13 nor 14 faltered
14 faltered 15 again
15 again 16 till
16 till 17 it
16 till 18 was
17 it 18 was
18 was 19 accomplished
19 accomplished 20 .

another singular discovery was that of a bottle of wine walled up in an old oven . 
1 another 9 of
2 singular 4 was
3 discovery 4 was
4 was 6 of
5 that 6 of
6 of 7 a
7 a 8 bottle
8 bottle 9 of
9 of 10 wine
10 wine 11 walled
11 walled 17 .
12 up 13 in
13 in 14 an
14 an 15 old
15 old 16 oven
16 oven 17 .

peter needed no cordial to sustain his hopes , and therefore kept the wine to gladden his success . 
1 peter 2 needed
1 peter 3 no
3 no 5 to
4 cordial 5 to
5 to 6 sustain
6 sustain 7 his
7 his 8 hopes
8 hopes 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 therefore
10 and 12 kept
11 therefore 12 kept
12 kept 13 the
12 kept 14 wine
14 wine 15 to
14 wine 16 gladden
16 gladden 17 his
17 his 18 success
18 success 19 .

there was likewise a silver coronation medal of [george] [iii] . 
1 there 2 was
1 there 3 likewise
3 likewise 5 silver
4 a 5 silver
5 silver 6 coronation
6 coronation 8 of
7 medal 8 of
8 of 11 .

we will not follow him in his triumphant progress step by step . 
1 we 2 will
2 will 3 not
3 not 4 follow
4 follow 5 him
5 him 6 in
6 in 7 his
7 his 9 progress
8 triumphant 9 progress
9 progress 10 step
10 step 12 step
11 by 12 step
12 step 13 .

except the kitchen , every room and chamber was now gutted [.] 
1 except 3 kitchen
2 the 3 kitchen
3 kitchen 4 ,
3 kitchen 5 every
4 , 5 every
5 every 6 room
6 room 8 chamber
7 and 8 chamber
8 chamber 9 was
8 chamber 10 now
10 now 11 gutted

the house was nothing but a shell , the apparition of a house , as unreal as the painted edifices of a theatre . 
1 the 2 house
2 house 4 nothing
3 was 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 but
4 nothing 6 a
6 a 7 shell
6 a 8 ,
8 , 10 apparition
9 the 10 apparition
10 apparition 11 of
10 apparition 12 a
12 a 13 house
13 house 14 ,
13 house 15 as
15 as 16 unreal
15 as 17 as
17 as 18 the
18 the 19 painted
18 the 20 edifices
20 edifices 21 of
20 edifices 22 a
22 a 23 theatre
23 theatre 24 .

it was like the perfect rind of a great cheese in which a mouse had dwelt and nibbled till it was a cheese no more . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 3 like
3 like 4 the
4 the 5 perfect
5 perfect 6 rind
6 rind 7 of
7 of 8 a
8 a 9 great
9 great 10 cheese
10 cheese 12 which
11 in 12 which
12 which 13 a
13 a 15 had
14 mouse 15 had
15 had 16 dwelt
16 dwelt 18 nibbled
17 and 18 nibbled
18 nibbled 19 till
18 nibbled 20 it
19 till 20 it
20 it 22 a
21 was 22 a
22 a 24 no
23 cheese 24 no
24 no 25 more
24 no 26 .

and [peter] was the mouse . 
1 and 3 was
3 was 4 the
4 the 5 mouse
5 mouse 6 .

it was an admirable parallel to the feat of the man who jumped down his own throat . 
1 it 3 an
2 was 3 an
3 an 4 admirable
4 admirable 5 parallel
5 parallel 6 to
5 parallel 7 the
7 the 8 feat
8 feat 10 the
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 man
10 the 12 who
12 who 14 down
13 jumped 14 down
14 down 15 his
14 down 16 own
15 his 16 own
16 own 18 .
17 throat 18 .

this fated evening was an ugly one . 
1 this 2 fated
2 fated 4 was
3 evening 4 was
4 was 5 an
4 was 6 ugly
5 an 6 ugly
6 ugly 8 .
7 one 8 .

" the wine , [tabitha] , " he cried " my grandfather 's rich old wine ! 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 wine
3 wine 4 ,
4 , 6 ,
6 , 8 he
7 " 8 he
8 he 9 cried
8 he 10 "
10 " 11 my
10 " 12 grandfather
11 my 12 grandfather
12 grandfather 14 rich
13 's 14 rich
14 rich 15 old
15 old 16 wine
15 old 17 !
16 wine 17 !

we will drink it now . " 
1 we 2 will
2 will 3 drink
3 drink 4 it
4 it 5 now
5 now 6 .
6 . 7 "

it reminded him of his golden dream . 
1 it 2 reminded
2 reminded 3 him
2 reminded 4 of
3 him 4 of
4 of 5 his
4 of 6 golden
5 his 6 golden
6 golden 8 .
7 dream 8 .

" [mr] [peter] , " remarked [tabitha] , " must the wine be drunk before the money is found ? " 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 remarked
6 remarked 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 11 the
10 must 11 the
11 the 12 wine
11 the 13 be
12 wine 13 be
13 be 14 drunk
13 be 15 before
15 before 17 money
16 the 17 money
17 money 18 is
17 money 19 found
18 is 19 found
19 found 20 ?
19 found 21 "

" the money is found ! " exclaimed [peter] , with a sort of fierceness . 
1 " 2 the
1 " 6 !
2 the 3 money
3 money 4 is
4 is 5 found
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 exclaimed
8 exclaimed 10 ,
10 , 11 with
11 with 12 a
12 a 13 sort
13 sort 14 of
14 of 15 fierceness
15 fierceness 16 .

" the chest is within my [reach] [;] [i] will not sleep [till] [i] [have] [turned] this key in the [rusty] lock . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 chest
2 the 4 is
3 chest 4 is
4 is 5 within
4 is 6 my
6 my 23 .
10 will 11 not
11 not 12 sleep
12 sleep 20 the
17 this 18 key
18 key 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 22 lock
22 lock 23 .

but first of all let us drink . " 
1 but 2 first
2 first 3 of
3 of 4 all
4 all 5 let
5 let 7 drink
6 us 7 drink
7 drink 8 .
8 . 9 "

he [then] filled two little china [teacups] [which] [tabitha] had brought from the cupboard . 
1 he 3 filled
3 filled 14 cupboard
4 two 5 little
5 little 6 china
6 china 13 the
10 had 11 brought
11 brought 12 from
12 from 13 the
13 the 14 cupboard
14 cupboard 15 .

its rich and delicate perfume wasted itself round the kitchen . 
1 its 2 rich
2 rich 3 and
2 rich 4 delicate
4 delicate 5 perfume
4 delicate 6 wasted
6 wasted 8 round
7 itself 8 round
8 round 10 kitchen
9 the 10 kitchen
10 kitchen 11 .

" drink , [tabitha] ! " cried [peter] . 
1 " 2 drink
2 drink 3 ,
3 , 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 cried
7 cried 9 .

" blessings on the honest old fellow who set aside this good liquor for you and me ! 
1 " 2 blessings
2 blessings 3 on
3 on 4 the
4 the 5 honest
5 honest 6 old
6 old 7 fellow
6 old 8 who
8 who 10 aside
9 set 10 aside
10 aside 11 this
10 aside 12 good
12 good 13 liquor
13 liquor 15 you
14 for 15 you
15 you 16 and
15 you 17 me
17 me 18 !

and here 's to [peter] [goldthwaite] ['s] memory ! " 
1 and 2 here
1 and 3 's
3 's 4 to
4 to 8 memory
8 memory 9 !
9 ! 10 "

" and good cause have we to remember him , " quoth [tabitha] as she drank . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 good
2 and 4 cause
4 cause 6 we
5 have 6 we
6 we 8 remember
7 to 8 remember
8 remember 9 him
8 remember 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 15 she
11 " 12 quoth
14 as 15 she
15 she 16 drank
16 drank 17 .

until they have finished the bottle we must turn our eyes elsewhere . 
1 until 2 they
2 they 3 have
3 have 4 finished
4 finished 5 the
5 the 6 bottle
6 bottle 8 must
7 we 8 must
8 must 10 our
9 turn 10 our
10 our 11 eyes
10 our 12 elsewhere
12 elsewhere 13 .

" poor fellow ! " thought [mr] [john] [brown] . 
1 " 2 poor
2 poor 3 fellow
3 fellow 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 thought
6 thought 10 .

" [poor] [crack-brained] [peter] [goldthwaite] ! 
1 " 6 !

for old acquaintance ['] sake [i] ought to have [taken] care that he was comfortable this rough winter . " 
1 for 20 "
2 old 3 acquaintance
3 acquaintance 5 sake
5 sake 8 to
7 ought 8 to
8 to 9 have
8 to 19 .
9 have 11 care
11 care 12 that
12 that 13 he
13 he 14 was
14 was 16 this
15 comfortable 16 this
16 this 17 rough
16 this 18 winter
19 . 20 "

these [feelings] [grew] [so] powerful that , in spite of the [inclement] weather , he resolved to visit [peter] [goldthwaite] immediately . 
1 these 5 powerful
5 powerful 11 the
6 that 7 ,
7 , 8 in
8 in 9 spite
9 spite 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 13 weather
13 weather 14 ,
14 , 15 he
15 he 16 resolved
16 resolved 17 to
17 to 18 visit
18 visit 22 .
21 immediately 22 .

the strength of the impulse was really singular . 
1 the 2 strength
2 strength 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 impulse
4 the 6 was
6 was 7 really
6 was 8 singular
8 singular 9 .

but the powers of the air had rather the best of the battle . 
1 but 2 the
2 the 3 powers
3 powers 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 air
6 air 7 had
7 had 9 the
8 rather 9 the
9 the 10 best
9 the 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 battle
13 battle 14 .

there seemed little hope of his reappearance earlier than the next thaw . 
1 there 2 seemed
2 seemed 3 little
2 seemed 4 hope
3 little 4 hope
4 hope 5 of
4 hope 6 his
6 his 7 reappearance
6 his 8 earlier
8 earlier 10 the
9 than 10 the
10 the 12 thaw
11 next 12 thaw
12 thaw 13 .

at the same moment his hat was snatched away and whirled aloft into some far-distant region whence no tidings have as yet returned . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 same
2 the 4 moment
4 moment 5 his
4 moment 6 hat
6 hat 8 snatched
7 was 8 snatched
8 snatched 10 and
9 away 10 and
10 and 11 whirled
10 and 12 aloft
11 whirled 12 aloft
12 aloft 13 into
13 into 14 some
13 into 15 far-distant
15 far-distant 17 whence
16 region 17 whence
17 whence 18 no
17 whence 19 tidings
18 no 19 tidings
19 tidings 20 have
19 tidings 21 as
20 have 21 as
21 as 22 yet
21 as 23 returned
23 returned 24 .

he therefore entered without ceremony , and groped his way to the kitchen . 
1 he 2 therefore
2 therefore 3 entered
3 entered 14 .
4 without 6 ,
5 ceremony 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 groped
8 groped 9 his
9 his 10 way
10 way 11 to
11 to 12 the
12 the 13 kitchen
12 the 14 .

his intrusion even there was unnoticed . 
1 his 2 intrusion
2 intrusion 4 there
3 even 4 there
4 there 5 was
4 there 6 unnoticed
5 was 6 unnoticed
6 unnoticed 7 .

peter [goldthwaite] was [inserting] a key into the lock . 
1 peter 3 was
3 was 9 lock
5 a 6 key
6 key 7 into
6 key 8 the
8 the 9 lock
9 lock 10 .

" oh , [tabitha] , " cried he , with tremulous rapture , " how shall [i] [endure] the [effulgence] ? 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 21 ?
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 cried
6 " 19 the
7 cried 8 he
8 he 9 ,
9 , 10 with
10 with 11 tremulous
11 tremulous 13 ,
12 rapture 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 how
15 how 16 shall

the gold ! the bright , bright gold ! 
1 the 3 !
2 gold 3 !
3 ! 5 bright
4 the 5 bright
5 bright 6 ,
5 bright 7 bright
6 , 7 bright
7 bright 8 gold
8 gold 9 !

methinks [i] can remember my last glance at it just as the iron-plated lid [fell] [down] . 
1 methinks 17 .
3 can 5 my
4 remember 5 my
5 my 6 last
6 last 7 glance
7 glance 9 it
8 at 9 it
9 it 10 just
10 just 11 as
10 just 12 the
11 as 12 the
12 the 13 iron-plated
12 the 14 lid
14 lid 17 .

and ever since , being seventy years , it has been blazing in secret and gathering its splendor against this glorious moment . 
1 and 2 ever
2 ever 3 since
2 ever 4 ,
3 since 4 ,
4 , 5 being
5 being 7 years
6 seventy 7 years
7 years 8 ,
8 , 9 it
8 , 10 has
9 it 10 has
10 has 11 been
10 has 12 blazing
12 blazing 13 in
12 blazing 14 secret
14 secret 15 and
14 secret 16 gathering
16 gathering 17 its
16 gathering 18 splendor
18 splendor 19 against
18 splendor 20 this
19 against 20 this
20 this 21 glorious
20 this 22 moment
22 moment 23 .

it will flash upon us like the noonday sun . " 
1 it 3 flash
2 will 3 flash
3 flash 5 us
4 upon 5 us
5 us 6 like
5 us 7 the
6 like 7 the
7 the 9 sun
8 noonday 9 sun
9 sun 10 .
9 sun 11 "
10 . 11 "

" [then] shade your eyes , [mr] [peter] ! " said [tabitha] , with somewhat less patience than usual . 
1 " 3 shade
3 shade 20 .
4 your 5 eyes
5 eyes 6 ,
6 , 11 said
9 ! 10 "
10 " 11 said
11 said 13 ,
13 , 14 with
14 with 16 less
15 somewhat 16 less
16 less 17 patience
16 less 18 than
18 than 19 usual
19 usual 20 .

" but , for mercy 's sake , do turn the key ! " 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 for
3 , 4 for
4 for 5 mercy
4 for 6 's
6 's 7 sake
6 's 8 ,
8 , 10 turn
9 do 10 turn
10 turn 12 key
11 the 12 key
12 key 13 !
12 key 14 "
13 ! 14 "

and with a [strong] effort of both hands [peter] did force the rusty key through the intricacies of the rusty lock . 
1 and 2 with
2 with 3 a
3 a 5 effort
5 effort 6 of
5 effort 19 the
6 of 7 both
7 both 8 hands
10 did 11 force
11 force 12 the
12 the 14 key
13 rusty 14 key
14 key 15 through
15 through 16 the
16 the 17 intricacies
17 intricacies 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 rusty
20 rusty 21 lock
21 lock 22 .

no [sudden] [blaze] [illuminated] the kitchen . 
1 no 5 the
5 the 7 .
6 kitchen 7 .

" what 's here ? " exclaimed [tabitha] , adjusting her spectacles and holding the lamp over the open chest . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 's
3 's 4 here
4 here 6 "
5 ? 6 "
6 " 7 exclaimed
7 exclaimed 9 ,
9 , 10 adjusting
9 , 11 her
11 her 12 spectacles
12 spectacles 13 and
13 and 14 holding
14 holding 15 the
15 the 16 lamp
16 lamp 17 over
17 over 19 open
18 the 19 open
19 open 21 .
20 chest 21 .

" [old] [peter] [goldthwaite] 's hoard of old rags ! " 
1 " 5 's
5 's 7 of
6 hoard 7 of
7 of 8 old
7 of 9 rags
9 rags 10 !
10 ! 11 "

" pretty much so , [tabby] , " said [mr] [brown] , lifting a handful of the treasure . 
1 " 5 ,
2 pretty 3 much
3 much 4 so
4 so 5 ,
5 , 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 12 ,
12 , 13 lifting
12 , 14 a
13 lifting 14 a
14 a 16 of
15 handful 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 treasure
18 treasure 19 .

oh what a ghost of dead and buried wealth had [peter] [goldthwaite] raised to scare himself out of his scanty wits withal ! 
1 oh 2 what
2 what 3 a
3 a 4 ghost
4 ghost 5 of
4 ghost 13 raised
5 of 7 and
6 dead 7 and
7 and 8 buried
8 buried 9 wealth
8 buried 10 had
13 raised 14 to
14 to 16 himself
15 scare 16 himself
16 himself 17 out
16 himself 18 of
17 out 18 of
18 of 19 his
19 his 20 scanty
19 his 21 wits
21 wits 23 !
22 withal 23 !

what , then , in sober earnest , were the delusive treasures of the chest ? 
1 what 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
3 then 4 ,
4 , 5 in
5 in 6 sober
5 in 7 earnest
7 earnest 9 were
8 , 9 were
9 were 10 the
10 the 11 delusive
10 the 12 treasures
11 delusive 12 treasures
12 treasures 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 chest
15 chest 16 ?

bills of a thousand pounds were intermixed with parchment pennies , and worth no more than they . 
1 bills 2 of
2 of 4 thousand
3 a 4 thousand
4 thousand 5 pounds
4 thousand 6 were
5 pounds 6 were
6 were 7 intermixed
6 were 8 with
8 with 9 parchment
8 with 10 pennies
10 pennies 11 ,
10 pennies 12 and
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 worth
12 and 14 no
14 no 15 more
15 more 16 than
16 than 17 they
17 they 18 .

" and this , then , is old [peter] [goldthwaite] 's treasure ! " said [john] [brown] . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 this
3 this 4 ,
4 , 5 then
5 then 6 ,
5 then 14 "
6 , 7 is
7 is 8 old
11 's 12 treasure
12 treasure 13 !
13 ! 14 "
14 " 15 said
14 " 18 .

he went mad upon the strength of it . 
1 he 2 went
2 went 9 .
3 mad 5 the
4 upon 5 the
5 the 6 strength
6 strength 7 of
6 strength 9 .
7 of 8 it

but never mind , [peter] ; it is just the sort of capital for building castles in the air . " 
1 but 2 never
2 never 3 mind
2 never 4 ,
4 , 8 is
6 ; 7 it
7 it 8 is
8 is 10 the
9 just 10 the
10 the 12 of
11 sort 12 of
12 of 13 capital
13 capital 15 building
14 for 15 building
15 building 16 castles
15 building 17 in
17 in 18 the
18 the 20 .
19 air 20 .
20 . 21 "

" the house will be down about our ears , " cried [tabitha] [as] the wind shook it with increasing violence . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 4 will
3 house 4 will
4 will 5 be
4 will 6 down
6 down 7 about
6 down 8 our
7 about 8 our
8 our 9 ears
8 our 10 ,
9 ears 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 cried
11 " 15 the
15 the 16 wind
16 wind 17 shook
16 wind 18 it
18 it 19 with
18 it 20 increasing
19 with 20 increasing
20 increasing 22 .
21 violence 22 .

" let it fall , " said [peter] , folding his arms , as he seated himself upon the chest . 
1 " 2 let
2 let 3 it
3 it 4 fall
4 fall 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 ,
9 , 10 folding
10 folding 11 his
11 his 12 arms
12 arms 13 ,
13 , 14 as
13 , 15 he
15 he 17 himself
16 seated 17 himself
17 himself 18 upon
17 himself 19 the
19 the 21 .
20 chest 21 .

" no , no , my old friend [peter] ! " said [john] [brown] . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 no
3 , 10 !
4 no 5 ,
5 , 6 my
6 my 7 old
7 old 8 friend
10 ! 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 15 .

" [i] [have] house-room for you and [tabby] , and a safe vault for the chest of treasure . 
1 " 4 house-room
4 house-room 5 for
5 for 6 you
5 for 9 ,
6 you 7 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 a
11 a 12 safe
12 safe 14 for
13 vault 14 for
14 for 15 the
15 the 16 chest
16 chest 17 of
17 of 18 treasure
18 treasure 19 .

[chippings] [with] [a] [chisel] [.] 

his own monument , recording his decease by starvation , would probably be an early specimen of his skill . 
1 his 2 own
2 own 3 monument
2 own 4 ,
3 monument 4 ,
4 , 5 recording
4 , 6 his
6 his 7 decease
6 his 8 by
8 by 10 ,
9 starvation 10 ,
10 , 12 probably
11 would 12 probably
12 probably 13 be
12 probably 14 an
13 be 14 an
14 an 15 early
14 an 16 specimen
16 specimen 17 of
16 specimen 18 his
18 his 19 skill
19 skill 20 .

gravestones , therefore , have generally been an article of imported merchandise . 
1 gravestones 2 ,
2 , 3 therefore
3 therefore 4 ,
4 , 5 have
5 have 6 generally
5 have 7 been
6 generally 7 been
7 been 8 an
8 an 9 article
8 an 10 of
10 of 12 merchandise
11 imported 12 merchandise
12 merchandise 13 .

the more recent monuments are mere slabs of slate in the ordinary style , without any superfluous flourishes to set off the bald inscriptions . 
1 the 2 more
1 the 3 recent
3 recent 5 are
4 monuments 5 are
5 are 6 mere
6 mere 7 slabs
7 slabs 9 slate
8 of 9 slate
9 slate 10 in
10 in 11 the
10 in 12 ordinary
11 the 12 ordinary
12 ordinary 13 style
12 ordinary 14 ,
14 , 16 any
15 without 16 any
16 any 17 superfluous
16 any 18 flourishes
17 superfluous 18 flourishes
18 flourishes 19 to
18 flourishes 20 set
19 to 20 set
20 set 21 off
20 set 22 the
22 the 23 bald
22 the 24 inscriptions
24 inscriptions 25 .

these , these were graves where loved ones slept . 
1 these 2 ,
2 , 3 these
2 , 4 were
3 these 4 were
4 were 5 graves
5 graves 7 loved
6 where 7 loved
7 loved 8 ones
8 ones 9 slept
8 ones 10 .
9 slept 10 .

her sighs had been the breath of [heaven] to her soul . 
1 her 12 .
2 sighs 3 had
3 had 4 been
4 been 5 the
5 the 6 breath
5 the 7 of
7 of 9 to
9 to 10 her
10 her 11 soul
11 soul 12 .

after her departure [i] remarked that the symbol was none of the most apt . 
1 after 2 her
2 her 3 departure
3 departure 5 remarked
5 remarked 7 the
6 that 7 the
7 the 8 symbol
7 the 9 was
9 was 10 none
10 none 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 14 apt
13 most 14 apt
14 apt 15 .

it [was] seldom that [i] could [find] [such] pleasant food for contemplation as in the above instance . 
1 it 3 seldom
3 seldom 4 that
4 that 6 could
6 could 18 .
9 pleasant 11 for
10 food 11 for
11 for 12 contemplation
11 for 13 as
12 contemplation 13 as
13 as 14 in
13 as 15 the
15 the 17 instance
16 above 17 instance
17 instance 18 .

this , indeed , was [mr] [wigglesworth] 's standing emblem of conjugal bereavement . 
1 this 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
3 indeed 4 ,
4 , 5 was
5 was 8 's
8 's 10 emblem
9 standing 10 emblem
10 emblem 11 of
11 of 12 conjugal
12 conjugal 13 bereavement
13 bereavement 14 .

thus the wife of his youth , though she died in his and her declining age , retained the bridal dewdrops fresh around her memory . 
1 thus 2 the
1 thus 3 wife
3 wife 5 his
4 of 5 his
5 his 6 youth
6 youth 7 ,
7 , 8 though
8 though 9 she
9 she 10 died
9 she 11 in
10 died 11 in
11 in 12 his
12 his 13 and
13 and 14 her
14 her 15 declining
15 declining 17 ,
16 age 17 ,
17 , 19 the
18 retained 19 the
19 the 21 dewdrops
20 bridal 21 dewdrops
21 dewdrops 22 fresh
22 fresh 23 around
23 around 25 memory
24 her 25 memory
25 memory 26 .

the link is already strong enough ; it needs no visible symbol . 
1 the 2 link
2 link 3 is
2 link 4 already
4 already 5 strong
5 strong 6 enough
5 strong 7 ;
7 ; 8 it
8 it 9 needs
8 it 10 no
9 needs 10 no
10 no 12 symbol
11 visible 12 symbol
12 symbol 13 .

then would she mark out the grave the scent of which would be perceptible on the pillow of the second bridal ? 
1 then 2 would
2 would 3 she
2 would 4 mark
4 mark 5 out
4 mark 6 the
6 the 7 grave
7 grave 8 the
8 the 10 of
9 scent 10 of
10 of 11 which
10 of 12 would
12 would 14 perceptible
13 be 14 perceptible
14 perceptible 15 on
14 perceptible 16 the
16 the 17 pillow
16 the 18 of
18 of 19 the
18 of 20 second
20 second 21 bridal
20 second 22 ?

he had been picked up at sea , and stood in no present need of tombstone or epitaph . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 4 picked
4 picked 5 up
5 up 6 at
5 up 7 sea
7 sea 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 stood
10 stood 11 in
11 in 12 no
11 in 13 present
13 present 14 need
14 need 16 tombstone
15 of 16 tombstone
16 tombstone 17 or
16 tombstone 18 epitaph
18 epitaph 19 .

" and how , " inquired [i] , ["] did his wife bear the shock of joyful surprise ? " 
1 " 2 and
2 and 4 ,
2 and 20 "
3 how 4 ,
4 , 6 inquired
5 " 6 inquired
8 , 10 did
10 did 12 wife
11 his 12 wife
12 wife 13 bear
13 bear 14 the
14 the 15 shock
15 shock 16 of
16 of 17 joyful
17 joyful 18 surprise
18 surprise 19 ?
19 ? 20 "

a comely woman with a pretty rosebud of a daughter came to select a gravestone for a [twin-daughter] , who had died a month before . 
1 a 2 comely
2 comely 3 woman
3 woman 4 with
4 with 5 a
5 a 7 rosebud
6 pretty 7 rosebud
7 rosebud 9 a
8 of 9 a
9 a 11 came
10 daughter 11 came
11 came 12 to
11 came 13 select
13 select 14 a
14 a 15 gravestone
15 gravestone 16 for
16 for 17 a
17 a 19 ,
19 , 20 who
20 who 21 had
21 had 23 a
22 died 23 a
23 a 25 before
24 month 25 before
25 before 26 .

i was impressed with the different nature of their feelings for the dead . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 impressed
3 impressed 4 with
4 with 5 the
5 the 6 different
6 different 7 nature
7 nature 8 of
8 of 10 feelings
9 their 10 feelings
10 feelings 11 for
10 feelings 12 the
12 the 13 dead
13 dead 14 .

her thoughts knew , but [not] her heart . 
1 her 5 but
2 thoughts 3 knew
2 thoughts 4 ,
4 , 5 but
5 but 7 her
7 her 9 .
8 heart 9 .

perchance her consciousness was truer than her reflection ; perchance her dead sister was a closer companion than in life . 
1 perchance 21 .
2 her 4 was
3 consciousness 4 was
4 was 5 truer
4 was 6 than
6 than 8 reflection
7 her 8 reflection
8 reflection 9 ;
9 ; 10 perchance
10 perchance 12 dead
11 her 12 dead
12 dead 14 was
13 sister 14 was
14 was 15 a
14 was 16 closer
16 closer 18 than
17 companion 18 than
18 than 20 life
19 in 20 life
20 life 21 .

she [makes] the epitaph anew , though the [selfsame] words may have served for a thousand graves . 
1 she 3 the
3 the 17 graves
4 epitaph 6 ,
5 anew 6 ,
6 , 8 the
7 though 8 the
8 the 10 words
10 words 12 have
11 may 12 have
12 have 13 served
12 have 14 for
14 for 15 a
15 a 16 thousand
16 thousand 17 graves
17 graves 18 .

" and yet , " said [i] afterward to [mr] [wigglesworth] , " they might have made a better choice than this . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 yet
2 and 18 a
3 yet 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 8 afterward
8 afterward 9 to
9 to 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 they
15 might 16 have
16 have 17 made
17 made 18 a
18 a 20 choice
19 better 20 choice
20 choice 21 than
20 choice 22 this
21 than 22 this
22 this 23 .

one of these would have formed an inscription equally original and appropriate . " 
1 one 2 of
2 of 3 these
2 of 4 would
4 would 5 have
5 have 6 formed
6 formed 8 inscription
7 an 8 inscription
8 inscription 9 equally
8 inscription 10 original
10 original 11 and
11 and 12 appropriate
12 appropriate 13 .
13 . 14 "

and somehow they seem to stretch to suit a great grief and shrink to fit a small one . " 
1 and 2 somehow
2 somehow 3 they
3 they 4 seem
4 seem 5 to
5 to 6 stretch
6 stretch 7 to
7 to 8 suit
8 suit 9 a
9 a 10 great
10 great 11 grief
10 great 12 and
12 and 13 shrink
12 and 14 to
14 to 15 fit
14 to 16 a
15 fit 16 a
16 a 17 small
16 a 18 one
18 one 19 .
19 . 20 "

it was not seldom that ludicrous images were excited by what [took] [place] [between] [mr] [wigglesworth] and his customers . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 20 .
2 was 3 not
3 not 4 seldom
3 not 5 that
5 that 6 ludicrous
6 ludicrous 8 were
7 images 8 were
8 were 9 excited
8 were 10 by
9 excited 10 by
10 by 11 what
17 and 18 his
18 his 19 customers
19 customers 20 .

on communicating this nonsensical picture to the old man he laughed heartily and pronounced my humor to be of the right sort . 
1 on 2 communicating
2 communicating 4 nonsensical
3 this 4 nonsensical
4 nonsensical 5 picture
4 nonsensical 6 to
5 picture 6 to
6 to 7 the
6 to 8 old
8 old 9 man
8 old 10 he
10 he 12 heartily
11 laughed 12 heartily
12 heartily 13 and
12 heartily 14 pronounced
14 pronounced 16 humor
15 my 16 humor
16 humor 17 to
16 humor 18 be
17 to 18 be
18 be 19 of
18 be 20 the
20 the 21 right
20 the 22 sort
22 sort 23 .

" hard fare , " rejoined [i] , smiling , " but you seemed to have found it excellent of digestion , too . " 
1 " 2 hard
2 hard 4 ,
3 fare 4 ,
4 , 6 rejoined
5 " 6 rejoined
6 rejoined 8 ,
8 , 9 smiling
9 smiling 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 but
12 but 13 you
13 you 14 seemed
14 seemed 15 to
15 to 16 have
16 have 18 it
17 found 18 it
18 it 19 excellent
18 it 20 of
20 of 22 ,
21 digestion 22 ,
22 , 23 too
22 , 24 .
23 too 24 .
24 . 25 "

he expressed a purpose of being buried side by side with his enemy . 
1 he 2 expressed
2 expressed 3 a
2 expressed 4 purpose
3 a 4 purpose
4 purpose 5 of
4 purpose 6 being
5 of 6 being
6 being 7 buried
6 being 8 side
8 side 9 by
9 by 10 side
9 by 11 with
11 with 12 his
11 with 13 enemy
13 enemy 14 .

methinks what they mistook for hatred was but love under a mask . " 
1 methinks 2 what
2 what 4 mistook
3 they 4 mistook
4 mistook 5 for
4 mistook 6 hatred
5 for 6 hatred
6 hatred 7 was
7 was 8 but
7 was 9 love
9 love 11 a
10 under 11 a
11 a 12 mask
11 a 13 .
13 . 14 "

" you talk nonsense , " said the sculptor , with the offended pride of art . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 talk
3 talk 5 ,
4 nonsense 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 said
6 " 7 said
7 said 8 the
7 said 9 sculptor
9 sculptor 10 ,
10 , 12 the
11 with 12 the
12 the 14 pride
13 offended 14 pride
14 pride 15 of
14 pride 16 art
16 art 17 .

he then added with his usual [good-nature] , " how can [cupid] die when there are such pretty [maidens] in the [vineyard] ? " 
1 he 3 added
1 he 8 ,
2 then 3 added
3 added 4 with
4 with 5 his
5 his 6 usual
8 , 9 "
8 , 20 in
9 " 10 how
10 how 11 can
11 can 13 die
13 die 14 when
14 when 15 there
15 there 16 are
16 are 17 such
16 are 18 pretty
20 in 21 the
21 the 23 ?
23 ? 24 "

" very true , " answered [i] ; and for the rest of the day [i] thought of other matters than tombstones . 
1 " 2 very
2 very 3 true
3 true 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 answered
6 answered 8 ;
8 ; 10 for
9 and 10 for
10 for 11 the
10 for 12 rest
11 the 12 rest
12 rest 13 of
13 of 14 the
13 of 23 .
14 the 15 day
17 thought 18 of
18 of 20 matters
19 other 20 matters
20 matters 21 than
20 matters 22 tombstones
22 tombstones 23 .

mr [wigglesworth] consulted me as to the propriety of enabling a dead man 's dust to utter this dreadful creed . 
1 mr 3 consulted
3 consulted 21 .
4 me 5 as
5 as 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 propriety
8 propriety 9 of
9 of 10 enabling
10 enabling 12 dead
11 a 12 dead
12 dead 13 man
12 dead 14 's
14 's 15 dust
14 's 16 to
15 dust 16 to
16 to 18 this
17 utter 18 this
18 this 19 dreadful
18 this 20 creed
20 creed 21 .

but when the grave speaks such falsehoods , the soul of man will know the truth by its own horror . " 
1 but 2 when
2 when 3 the
3 the 4 grave
4 grave 5 speaks
5 speaks 21 .
6 such 8 ,
7 falsehoods 8 ,
8 , 10 soul
9 the 10 soul
10 soul 12 man
11 of 12 man
12 man 13 will
12 man 14 know
13 will 14 know
14 know 15 the
14 know 16 truth
15 the 16 truth
16 truth 18 its
17 by 18 its
18 its 20 horror
19 own 20 horror
20 horror 21 .
21 . 22 "

" so it will , " said [i] , struck by the idea . 
1 " 2 so
2 so 3 it
3 it 4 will
4 will 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 ,
9 , 10 struck
10 struck 11 by
11 by 12 the
12 the 13 idea
13 idea 14 .

i saw her no more , but [soon] afterward [found] [mr] [wigglesworth] cutting her virgin-name into the stone which she had chosen . 
1 i 2 saw
2 saw 3 her
3 her 4 no
4 no 5 more
5 more 6 ,
6 , 7 but
7 but 9 afterward
9 afterward 13 cutting
13 cutting 18 stone
14 her 15 virgin-name
15 virgin-name 17 the
16 into 17 the
17 the 18 stone
18 stone 23 .
19 which 20 she
20 she 21 had
21 had 22 chosen
22 chosen 23 .

now , which of these slabs would you like best to see your own name upon ? " 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 4 of
3 which 4 of
4 of 6 slabs
5 these 6 slabs
6 slabs 7 would
6 slabs 8 you
7 would 8 you
8 you 9 like
9 like 10 best
9 like 11 to
11 to 12 see
12 see 13 your
13 your 15 name
14 own 15 name
15 name 16 upon
15 name 17 ?
17 ? 18 "

every gravestone that you ever made is the visible symbol of a mistaken [system] . 
1 every 15 .
2 gravestone 4 you
3 that 4 you
4 you 5 ever
4 you 6 made
6 made 7 is
6 made 8 the
8 the 9 visible
8 the 10 symbol
10 symbol 11 of
11 of 12 a
12 a 13 mistaken
13 mistaken 15 .

our thoughts should [soar] upward with the butterfly , not linger with the [exuviæ] that confined [him] . 
1 our 2 thoughts
2 thoughts 18 .
3 should 5 upward
5 upward 6 with
6 with 7 the
7 the 8 butterfly
7 the 9 ,
9 , 10 not
9 , 11 linger
10 not 11 linger
11 linger 12 with
11 linger 13 the
13 the 15 that
15 that 16 confined
16 confined 18 .

" would you forget your dead friends the moment they are under the sod ? " 
1 " 2 would
2 would 3 you
3 you 4 forget
3 you 5 your
5 your 6 dead
5 your 7 friends
6 dead 7 friends
7 friends 8 the
7 friends 9 moment
8 the 9 moment
9 moment 10 they
10 they 12 under
11 are 12 under
12 under 13 the
13 the 14 sod
14 sod 15 ?
15 ? 16 "

forget them ? 
1 forget 2 them
2 them 3 ?

no ; but , to remember them [aright] , [i] [would] [forget] what they have cast off . 
1 no 2 ;
2 ; 3 but
3 but 4 ,
4 , 5 to
5 to 6 remember
6 remember 7 them
7 them 9 ,
9 , 13 what
13 what 18 .
14 they 16 cast
15 have 16 cast
16 cast 17 off
16 cast 18 .

and to gain the truer conception of [death] [i] [would] forget the grave . " 
1 and 3 gain
2 to 3 gain
3 gain 4 the
3 gain 5 truer
4 the 5 truer
5 truer 6 conception
5 truer 7 of
7 of 13 grave
11 forget 12 the
12 the 13 grave
13 grave 14 .
14 . 15 "

but still the good old sculptor murmured , and stumbled , as it were , over the gravestones amid which he had walked through life . 
1 but 2 still
2 still 3 the
2 still 4 good
4 good 5 old
4 good 6 sculptor
5 old 6 sculptor
6 sculptor 7 murmured
7 murmured 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 stumbled
10 stumbled 11 ,
11 , 12 as
12 as 13 it
13 it 14 were
14 were 15 ,
15 , 17 the
16 over 17 the
17 the 18 gravestones
17 the 19 amid
18 gravestones 19 amid
19 amid 20 which
20 which 21 he
21 he 23 walked
22 had 23 walked
23 walked 24 through
23 walked 25 life
24 through 25 life
25 life 26 .

[the] [shaker] [bridal] [.] 

at his footstool stood a man and woman , both clad in the [shaker] garb . 
1 at 2 his
2 his 4 stood
3 footstool 4 stood
4 stood 5 a
5 a 6 man
5 a 7 and
7 and 8 woman
7 and 9 ,
9 , 10 both
9 , 11 clad
11 clad 12 in
12 in 13 the
13 the 15 garb
15 garb 16 .

read their faces , [i] pray you , and say whether the inward movement of the spirit hath guided my choice aright . " 
1 read 2 their
2 their 3 faces
3 faces 4 ,
4 , 6 pray
6 pray 7 you
7 you 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 say
9 and 11 whether
11 whether 12 the
12 the 13 inward
13 inward 14 movement
14 movement 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 17 spirit
17 spirit 18 hath
18 hath 19 guided
18 hath 20 my
20 my 22 aright
21 choice 22 aright
22 aright 23 .
23 . 24 "

accordingly , each elder looked at the two candidates with a most scrutinizing gaze . 
1 accordingly 2 ,
1 accordingly 3 each
3 each 5 looked
4 elder 5 looked
5 looked 6 at
5 looked 7 the
7 the 9 candidates
8 two 9 candidates
9 candidates 10 with
10 with 12 most
11 a 12 most
12 most 14 gaze
13 scrutinizing 14 gaze
14 gaze 15 .

" this pair are still in the summer of their years , " observed the elder from [harvard] , a shrewd old man . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 pair
3 pair 5 still
4 are 5 still
5 still 7 the
6 in 7 the
7 the 9 of
8 summer 9 of
9 of 10 their
10 their 11 years
11 years 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 observed
14 observed 15 the
15 the 16 elder
15 the 24 .
17 from 19 ,
19 , 20 a
20 a 21 shrewd
21 shrewd 22 old
22 old 23 man
22 old 24 .

" [i] would like better to see the hoar-frost of autumn on their heads . 
1 " 3 would
3 would 5 better
4 like 5 better
5 better 6 to
5 better 7 see
6 to 7 see
7 see 9 hoar-frost
8 the 9 hoar-frost
9 hoar-frost 10 of
9 hoar-frost 11 autumn
10 of 11 autumn
11 autumn 12 on
11 autumn 13 their
13 their 14 heads
14 heads 15 .

methinks , also , they will be exposed to peculiar temptations on account of the carnal desires which have [heretofore] [subsisted] [between] [them] . " 
1 methinks 2 ,
2 , 3 also
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 they
5 they 6 will
6 will 7 be
6 will 24 .
7 be 8 exposed
7 be 9 to
8 exposed 9 to
9 to 11 temptations
10 peculiar 11 temptations
11 temptations 12 on
12 on 13 account
13 account 15 the
14 of 15 the
15 the 17 desires
16 carnal 17 desires
17 desires 19 have
18 which 19 have
24 . 25 "

year after year , therefore , their marriage had been deferred . 
1 year 2 after
2 after 3 year
2 after 4 ,
4 , 5 therefore
4 , 6 ,
6 , 7 their
7 their 8 marriage
8 marriage 9 had
9 had 10 been
9 had 11 deferred
11 deferred 12 .

adam [colburn] had [followed] many [vocations] , had travelled far and seen much of the world and of life . 
1 adam 3 had
3 had 5 many
5 many 7 ,
7 , 8 had
7 , 9 travelled
9 travelled 10 far
10 far 11 and
10 far 12 seen
11 and 12 seen
12 seen 14 of
13 much 14 of
14 of 15 the
14 of 16 world
15 the 16 world
16 world 17 and
17 and 18 of
18 of 19 life
19 life 20 .

still , they had held fast their mutual faith . 
1 still 3 they
2 , 3 they
3 they 4 had
3 they 5 held
4 had 5 held
5 held 6 fast
6 fast 8 mutual
7 their 8 mutual
8 mutual 9 faith
8 mutual 10 .

but neither of them desired good-fortune save to share it with the other . 
1 but 2 neither
2 neither 4 them
3 of 4 them
4 them 5 desired
4 them 6 good-fortune
6 good-fortune 7 save
6 good-fortune 8 to
8 to 9 share
9 share 10 it
10 it 11 with
11 with 12 the
12 the 13 other
13 other 14 .

he sought [an] interview with [martha] and proposed that they [should] join the [society] of [shakers] . 
1 he 2 sought
2 sought 4 interview
4 interview 17 .
5 with 7 and
7 and 8 proposed
7 and 9 that
8 proposed 9 that
9 that 10 they
10 they 12 join
12 join 13 the
13 the 15 of
15 of 17 .

martha , faithful still , had placed her hand in that of her lover and accompanied him to the [shaker] village . 
1 martha 8 her
2 , 3 faithful
2 , 4 still
4 still 5 ,
5 , 6 had
5 , 7 placed
7 placed 8 her
8 her 10 in
9 hand 10 in
10 in 11 that
11 that 12 of
12 of 14 lover
13 her 14 lover
14 lover 15 and
14 lover 16 accompanied
15 and 16 accompanied
16 accompanied 17 him
17 him 18 to
17 him 19 the
18 to 19 the
19 the 21 village
21 village 22 .

their faith and feelings had in some degree become assimilated to those of their fellow-worshippers . 
1 their 2 faith
2 faith 3 and
2 faith 4 feelings
4 feelings 5 had
4 feelings 6 in
6 in 8 degree
7 some 8 degree
8 degree 9 become
8 degree 10 assimilated
9 become 10 assimilated
10 assimilated 11 to
10 assimilated 12 those
12 those 14 their
13 of 14 their
14 their 15 fellow-worshippers
14 their 16 .

martha was not less distinguished in the duties proper to her sex . 
1 martha 2 was
2 was 3 not
2 was 4 less
4 less 5 distinguished
5 distinguished 6 in
5 distinguished 7 the
7 the 9 proper
8 duties 9 proper
9 proper 10 to
9 proper 11 her
10 to 11 her
11 her 12 sex
12 sex 13 .

they were to be the father and mother of the village . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 the
5 the 6 father
6 father 7 and
7 and 8 mother
7 and 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 village
11 village 12 .

the simple ceremony which would constitute them such was now to be performed . 
1 the 2 simple
2 simple 3 ceremony
2 simple 4 which
4 which 5 would
4 which 6 constitute
5 would 6 constitute
6 constitute 7 them
7 them 8 such
7 them 9 was
9 was 10 now
9 was 11 to
11 to 12 be
12 be 13 performed
13 performed 14 .

even [my] [wishes] [of] [worldly] [success] [were] [almost] [dead] [within] me . 
1 even 11 me
11 me 12 .

we are brother and sister , nor would [i] have [it] [otherwise] . 
1 we 13 .
2 are 3 brother
2 are 4 and
3 brother 4 and
4 and 6 ,
5 sister 6 ,
6 , 7 nor
6 , 8 would
8 would 10 have
10 have 13 .

and in this [peaceful] village [i] [have] [found] all that [i] [hope] for all that [i] [desire] . 
1 and 2 in
2 in 5 village
3 this 5 village
5 village 9 all
9 all 18 .
10 that 13 for
13 for 15 that
14 all 15 that
15 that 18 .

i [will] [strive] [with] my [best] strength for the spiritual and [temporal] good of our community . 
1 i 5 my
5 my 7 strength
7 strength 8 for
8 for 10 spiritual
9 the 10 spiritual
10 spiritual 11 and
11 and 13 good
13 good 15 our
14 of 15 our
15 our 16 community
15 our 17 .

my conscience is not doubtful in this matter . 
1 my 2 conscience
2 conscience 4 not
3 is 4 not
4 not 5 doubtful
5 doubtful 6 in
6 in 7 this
6 in 8 matter
8 matter 9 .

i am ready to receive the trust . " 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 ready
3 ready 4 to
4 to 5 receive
5 receive 6 the
6 the 7 trust
6 the 8 .
8 . 9 "

" thou hast spoken well , son [adam] , " said the father . 
1 " 2 thou
2 thou 3 hast
2 thou 4 spoken
3 hast 4 spoken
4 spoken 5 well
4 spoken 6 ,
6 , 9 ,
7 son 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 said
11 said 12 the
12 the 13 father
13 father 14 .

" [god] will bless thee in the office which [i] [am] about to resign . " 
1 " 3 will
3 will 4 bless
4 bless 5 thee
5 thee 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 office
7 the 15 .
8 office 9 which
12 about 13 to
13 to 14 resign
14 resign 15 .
15 . 16 "

" but our sister , " observed the elder [from] [harvard] . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 sister
3 our 4 sister
4 sister 5 ,
4 sister 6 "
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 observed
7 observed 8 the
8 the 9 elder
9 elder 12 .

" [hath] she not likewise a gift to declare her sentiments ? " 
1 " 3 she
3 she 5 likewise
4 not 5 likewise
5 likewise 6 a
5 likewise 7 gift
6 a 7 gift
7 gift 9 declare
8 to 9 declare
9 declare 10 her
9 declare 11 sentiments
10 her 11 sentiments
11 sentiments 12 ?
11 sentiments 13 "

martha started and moved her lips as if she would have made a formal reply to this appeal . 
1 martha 2 started
2 started 3 and
3 and 4 moved
3 and 5 her
5 her 7 as
6 lips 7 as
7 as 8 if
8 if 9 she
9 she 10 would
10 would 11 have
11 have 12 made
11 have 13 a
12 made 13 a
13 a 14 formal
13 a 15 reply
15 reply 17 this
16 to 17 this
17 this 19 .
18 appeal 19 .

" [adam] has spoken , " said she , hurriedly ; " his sentiments are likewise mine . " 
1 " 19 "
3 has 4 spoken
4 spoken 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 ,
8 she 9 ,
9 , 10 hurriedly
9 , 11 ;
10 hurriedly 11 ;
11 ; 12 "
12 " 14 sentiments
13 his 14 sentiments
14 sentiments 15 are
15 are 16 likewise
15 are 17 mine
17 mine 18 .
18 . 19 "

they had overcome their natural sympathy with human frailties and affections . 
1 they 2 had
2 had 3 overcome
2 had 4 their
4 their 5 natural
4 their 6 sympathy
6 sympathy 8 human
7 with 8 human
8 human 9 frailties
8 human 10 and
10 and 11 affections
11 affections 12 .

old [father] [ephraim] was the most awful character of all . 
1 old 11 .
4 was 5 the
4 was 8 character
5 the 6 most
6 most 7 awful
8 character 9 of
8 character 11 .
9 of 10 all

but , perceiving that the elders eyed her doubtfully , she gasped for breath and again spoke . 
1 but 2 ,
1 but 18 .
2 , 3 perceiving
3 perceiving 5 the
4 that 5 the
5 the 6 elders
5 the 7 eyed
6 elders 7 eyed
7 eyed 9 doubtfully
8 her 9 doubtfully
9 doubtfully 10 ,
9 doubtfully 11 she
11 she 13 for
12 gasped 13 for
13 for 15 and
14 breath 15 and
15 and 17 spoke
16 again 17 spoke

" my children , join your hands , " said [father] [ephraim] . 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 children
2 my 4 ,
4 , 5 join
5 join 6 your
6 your 7 hands
7 hands 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 13 .

they did so . 
1 they 2 did
2 did 3 so
3 so 4 .

the elders stood up around , and the father feebly raised himself to a more erect position , but continued sitting in his great chair . 
1 the 2 elders
2 elders 4 up
3 stood 4 up
4 up 5 around
4 up 6 ,
6 , 7 and
6 , 8 the
8 the 9 father
8 the 10 feebly
10 feebly 11 raised
10 feebly 12 himself
11 raised 12 himself
12 himself 14 a
13 to 14 a
14 a 16 erect
15 more 16 erect
16 erect 17 position
16 erect 18 ,
17 position 18 ,
18 , 20 continued
19 but 20 continued
20 continued 21 sitting
21 sitting 22 in
21 sitting 23 his
22 in 23 his
23 his 24 great
23 his 25 chair
25 chair 26 .

teach unto others the faith which ye have received . 
1 teach 2 unto
1 teach 3 others
2 unto 3 others
3 others 4 the
4 the 5 faith
4 the 6 which
6 which 7 ye
6 which 8 have
7 ye 8 have
8 have 10 .
9 received 10 .

receive the weary ones who have known the vanity of earth ; receive the little children , that they may never learn that miserable lesson . 
1 receive 26 .
2 the 3 weary
2 the 25 lesson
3 weary 5 who
4 ones 5 who
5 who 6 have
6 have 7 known
7 known 8 the
8 the 9 vanity
9 vanity 11 earth
10 of 11 earth
11 earth 12 ;
11 earth 13 receive
13 receive 14 the
13 receive 15 little
15 little 16 children
15 little 17 ,
17 , 19 they
18 that 19 they
19 they 20 may
19 they 21 never
22 learn 23 that
23 that 24 miserable
24 miserable 25 lesson
25 lesson 26 .

in their attention [to] [father] [ephraim] [their] [eyes] [were] turned from [martha] [pierson] , who grew paler and paler , unnoticed [even] by [adam] [colburn] . 
1 in 2 their
2 their 3 attention
3 attention 21 unnoticed
10 turned 11 from
11 from 14 ,
14 , 20 ,
15 who 17 paler
16 grew 17 paler
17 paler 18 and
17 paler 19 paler
19 paler 20 ,
20 , 21 unnoticed
21 unnoticed 23 by
23 by 26 .

he , indeed , had withdrawn his hand from hers and folded his arms with a sense of satisfied ambition . 
1 he 2 ,
2 , 3 indeed
3 indeed 4 ,
3 indeed 5 had
4 , 5 had
5 had 6 withdrawn
6 withdrawn 7 his
6 withdrawn 8 hand
7 his 8 hand
8 hand 10 hers
9 from 10 hers
10 hers 12 folded
11 and 12 folded
12 folded 14 arms
13 his 14 arms
14 arms 16 a
15 with 16 a
16 a 18 of
17 sense 18 of
18 of 20 ambition
19 satisfied 20 ambition
20 ambition 21 .

[night-sketches] [,] 

[beneath] [an] [umbrella] [.] 

pleasant is a rainy winter 's day within-doors . 
1 pleasant 2 is
2 is 3 a
2 is 4 rainy
4 rainy 5 winter
4 rainy 6 's
5 winter 6 's
6 's 8 within-doors
7 day 8 within-doors
8 within-doors 9 .

strange landscapes glimmer through the familiar walls of the room , and outlandish figures thrust themselves almost within the sacred [precincts] of the hearth . 
1 strange 13 outlandish
2 landscapes 3 glimmer
2 landscapes 4 through
4 through 5 the
5 the 6 familiar
6 familiar 7 walls
7 walls 8 of
8 of 9 the
8 of 10 room
9 the 10 room
10 room 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 outlandish
13 outlandish 25 .
14 figures 16 themselves
15 thrust 16 themselves
16 themselves 17 almost
17 almost 18 within
18 within 19 the
19 the 20 sacred
20 sacred 22 of
22 of 23 the
22 of 24 hearth
24 hearth 25 .

after a time , too , the visions vanish , and will not appear again at my bidding . 
1 after 2 a
2 a 4 ,
3 time 4 ,
4 , 5 too
5 too 6 ,
6 , 7 the
7 the 8 visions
8 visions 9 vanish
9 vanish 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 will
12 will 13 not
13 not 14 appear
13 not 15 again
15 again 17 my
16 at 17 my
17 my 19 .
18 bidding 19 .

a dreamer may dwell so long among fantasies that the things without him will seem as unreal as those within . 
1 a 21 .
2 dreamer 3 may
2 dreamer 4 dwell
4 dwell 6 long
5 so 6 long
6 long 7 among
7 among 8 fantasies
7 among 9 that
8 fantasies 9 that
9 that 10 the
9 that 11 things
10 the 11 things
11 things 12 without
11 things 13 him
12 without 13 him
13 him 14 will
13 him 15 seem
15 seem 17 unreal
16 as 17 unreal
17 unreal 18 as
18 as 20 within
19 those 20 within
20 within 21 .

now [come] fearful [auguries] innumerable as the drops of rain . 
1 now 3 fearful
3 fearful 11 .
5 innumerable 6 as
6 as 7 the
7 the 8 drops
8 drops 9 of
9 of 10 rain
10 rain 11 .

in my own case poor human nature may be allowed a few misgivings . 
1 in 2 my
2 my 4 case
3 own 4 case
4 case 6 human
5 poor 6 human
6 human 8 may
7 nature 8 may
8 may 9 be
9 be 10 allowed
9 be 11 a
11 a 12 few
11 a 13 misgivings
13 misgivings 14 .

it is as if [nature] were dead and the [world] had put on black and the clouds were weeping for her . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 as
3 as 4 if
3 as 9 the
4 if 6 were
6 were 7 dead
7 dead 8 and
9 the 19 weeping
11 had 12 put
12 put 13 on
13 on 14 black
13 on 15 and
14 black 15 and
15 and 17 clouds
16 the 17 clouds
17 clouds 18 were
17 clouds 19 weeping
19 weeping 22 .
20 for 21 her
21 her 22 .

with their [tears] [upon] [my] cheek [i] turn my eyes [earthward] , but find little consolation here below . 
1 with 2 their
2 their 6 cheek
6 cheek 13 but
8 turn 9 my
9 my 10 eyes
10 eyes 12 ,
12 , 13 but
13 but 15 little
14 find 15 little
15 little 17 here
16 consolation 17 here
17 here 18 below
17 here 19 .
18 below 19 .

should [i] [flounder] [into] [its] [depths] [,] [farewell] to upper earth ! 
1 should 9 to
9 to 11 earth
10 upper 11 earth
11 earth 12 !

pshaw ! 
1 pshaw 2 !

but this is a lonesome and dreary spot . 
1 but 2 this
2 this 3 is
3 is 4 a
4 a 5 lonesome
5 lonesome 6 and
6 and 7 dreary
7 dreary 8 spot
7 dreary 9 .

how [loudly] [tinkles] [the] [collected] [rain] [down] [the] tin spouts ! 
1 how 9 tin
9 tin 11 !
10 spouts 11 !

the puffs of wind are boisterous , and seem to assail me from various quarters at once . 
1 the 3 of
2 puffs 3 of
3 of 5 are
4 wind 5 are
5 are 6 boisterous
5 are 7 ,
6 boisterous 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 seem
9 seem 10 to
10 to 12 me
11 assail 12 me
12 me 14 various
13 from 14 various
14 various 15 quarters
15 quarters 16 at
15 quarters 17 once
16 at 17 once
17 once 18 .

here they amuse themselves with lesser freaks of mischief . 
1 here 3 amuse
2 they 3 amuse
3 amuse 4 themselves
3 amuse 5 with
4 themselves 5 with
5 with 6 lesser
6 lesser 7 freaks
7 freaks 10 .
8 of 9 mischief
9 mischief 10 .

see , at this moment , how they assail yonder poor woman who is passing just within the verge of the lamplight ! 
1 see 2 ,
2 , 3 at
2 , 4 this
4 this 5 moment
4 this 6 ,
5 moment 6 ,
6 , 7 how
7 how 8 they
7 how 9 assail
9 assail 10 yonder
9 assail 11 poor
11 poor 12 woman
12 woman 13 who
12 woman 14 is
13 who 14 is
14 is 15 passing
15 passing 16 just
15 passing 17 within
16 just 17 within
17 within 18 the
17 within 19 verge
18 the 19 verge
19 verge 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 23 !
22 lamplight 23 !

from [hence] [i] tread upon firm pavements into the centre of the town . 
1 from 10 centre
4 tread 6 firm
5 upon 6 firm
6 firm 7 pavements
6 firm 8 into
8 into 9 the
9 the 10 centre
10 centre 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 13 town
13 town 14 .

here there is almost as brilliant an illumination as when some great victory has been won [either] [on] [the] [battlefield] [or] [at] [the] [polls] . 
1 here 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 25 .
4 almost 6 brilliant
5 as 6 brilliant
6 brilliant 8 illumination
7 an 8 illumination
8 illumination 9 as
8 illumination 10 when
10 when 11 some
10 when 12 great
11 some 12 great
12 great 14 has
13 victory 14 has
14 has 15 been
15 been 16 won
16 won 25 .

the wet [sidewalks] gleam with a broad sheet of red light . 
1 the 2 wet
2 wet 4 gleam
4 gleam 6 a
5 with 6 a
6 a 7 broad
7 broad 9 of
8 sheet 9 of
9 of 10 red
9 of 11 light
11 light 12 .

the raindrops glitter as if the sky were pouring down rubies . 
1 the 2 raindrops
2 raindrops 3 glitter
3 glitter 4 as
3 glitter 5 if
5 if 6 the
6 the 7 sky
6 the 8 were
8 were 10 down
9 pouring 10 down
10 down 11 rubies
10 down 12 .

the spouts gush with fire . 
1 the 3 gush
2 spouts 3 gush
3 gush 5 fire
4 with 5 fire
5 fire 6 .

and , after all , it is a cheerless scene , and cheerless are the wanderers in it . 
1 and 2 ,
2 , 4 all
3 after 4 all
4 all 5 ,
5 , 6 it
5 , 7 is
6 it 7 is
7 is 8 a
8 a 11 ,
9 cheerless 10 scene
10 scene 11 ,
11 , 12 and
11 , 15 the
12 and 13 cheerless
13 cheerless 14 are
15 the 16 wanderers
16 wanderers 17 in
17 in 19 .
18 it 19 .

the blast will put in its word among their hoarse voices , and be understood by all of them . 
1 the 2 blast
2 blast 3 will
3 will 5 in
4 put 5 in
5 in 6 its
5 in 7 word
7 word 9 their
8 among 9 their
9 their 10 hoarse
9 their 11 voices
11 voices 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 understood
14 be 15 understood
15 understood 17 all
16 by 17 all
17 all 18 of
18 of 19 them
19 them 20 .

some domestic emergency or other has blown this miserable man from his warm fireside in quest of a doctor . 
1 some 3 emergency
2 domestic 3 emergency
3 emergency 4 or
4 or 5 other
5 other 7 blown
6 has 7 blown
7 blown 8 this
8 this 9 miserable
9 miserable 10 man
10 man 11 from
11 from 12 his
11 from 13 warm
13 warm 14 fireside
14 fireside 15 in
15 in 16 quest
16 quest 17 of
17 of 18 a
18 a 20 .
19 doctor 20 .

see that little vagabond ! 
1 see 2 that
2 that 3 little
3 little 4 vagabond
4 vagabond 5 !

how carelessly he has taken his stand right underneath a spout while staring at some object of curiosity in a shop-window ! 
1 how 2 carelessly
2 carelessly 3 he
2 carelessly 4 has
4 has 5 taken
4 has 6 his
6 his 8 right
7 stand 8 right
8 right 9 underneath
8 right 10 a
9 underneath 10 a
10 a 11 spout
10 a 12 while
12 while 14 at
13 staring 14 at
14 at 15 some
14 at 16 object
16 object 17 of
16 object 18 curiosity
18 curiosity 19 in
19 in 20 a
20 a 21 shop-window
21 shop-window 22 !

surely the rain [is] his native element ; he must have fallen with it from the clouds , as frogs are supposed to do . 
1 surely 2 the
2 the 3 rain
3 rain 5 his
5 his 18 ,
6 native 7 element
7 element 9 he
8 ; 9 he
9 he 10 must
9 he 11 have
11 have 12 fallen
11 have 13 with
12 fallen 13 with
13 with 14 it
13 with 15 from
14 it 15 from
15 from 17 clouds
16 the 17 clouds
17 clouds 18 ,
18 , 19 as
19 as 20 frogs
20 frogs 25 .
21 are 22 supposed
22 supposed 23 to
23 to 24 do
24 do 25 .

thus they struggle against the gloomy tempest , lured onward by a vision of festal splendor . 
1 thus 2 they
2 they 4 against
3 struggle 4 against
4 against 5 the
4 against 6 gloomy
6 gloomy 8 ,
7 tempest 8 ,
8 , 9 lured
8 , 10 onward
9 lured 10 onward
10 onward 11 by
11 by 12 a
12 a 13 vision
13 vision 14 of
14 of 15 festal
15 festal 16 splendor
16 splendor 17 .

but [ah] [!] a [most] lamentable disaster [!] 
1 but 4 a
4 a 6 lamentable
6 lamentable 7 disaster

luckless lovers [!] 
1 luckless 2 lovers

were it my nature to be [other] [than] a looker-on [in] [life] , [i] would attempt your rescue . 
1 were 2 it
2 it 3 my
2 it 4 nature
4 nature 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 9 a
9 a 10 looker-on
10 looker-on 13 ,
13 , 15 would
15 would 16 attempt
16 attempt 17 your
17 your 18 rescue
17 your 19 .

do ye touch bottom , my young friends ? 
1 do 3 touch
2 ye 3 touch
3 touch 4 bottom
3 touch 5 ,
5 , 6 my
6 my 8 friends
7 young 8 friends
8 friends 9 ?

yes ; they emerge like a [water-nymph] and a [river-deity] , and paddle [hand] in hand out of the depths of the dark pool . 
1 yes 25 .
2 ; 3 they
2 ; 4 emerge
3 they 4 emerge
4 emerge 5 like
5 like 6 a
6 a 8 and
8 and 9 a
9 a 11 ,
11 , 12 and
11 , 25 .
12 and 13 paddle
13 paddle 15 in
15 in 24 pool
16 hand 18 of
17 out 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 depths
20 depths 21 of
21 of 22 the
22 the 23 dark
22 the 24 pool

they hurry homeward , dripping , disconsolate , abashed , but with love too warm to be chilled by the cold water . 
1 they 2 hurry
2 hurry 3 homeward
3 homeward 4 ,
3 homeward 5 dripping
4 , 5 dripping
5 dripping 6 ,
6 , 7 disconsolate
7 disconsolate 8 ,
7 disconsolate 9 abashed
9 abashed 10 ,
9 abashed 11 but
10 , 11 but
11 but 13 love
12 with 13 love
13 love 14 too
13 love 15 warm
14 too 15 warm
15 warm 17 be
16 to 17 be
17 be 18 chilled
17 be 19 by
18 chilled 19 by
19 by 21 cold
20 the 21 cold
21 cold 22 water
22 water 23 .

they have stood a test which proves too strong for many . 
1 they 2 have
2 have 3 stood
3 stood 4 a
3 stood 5 test
5 test 6 which
6 which 7 proves
6 which 8 too
8 too 10 for
9 strong 10 for
10 for 11 many
10 for 12 .

faithful though over head and ears in trouble ! 
1 faithful 2 though
2 though 3 over
2 though 4 head
3 over 4 head
4 head 5 and
5 and 7 in
6 ears 7 in
7 in 8 trouble
7 in 9 !

not that mine is altogether a chameleon spirit with no hue of its own . 
1 not 2 that
2 that 3 mine
3 mine 4 is
4 is 5 altogether
4 is 6 a
6 a 8 spirit
7 chameleon 8 spirit
8 spirit 9 with
8 spirit 10 no
9 with 10 no
10 no 12 of
11 hue 12 of
12 of 13 its
12 of 14 own
14 own 15 .

now [i] pass [into] a more retired street where the dwellings of wealth and poverty are intermingled , presenting a range of strongly-contrasted pictures . 
1 now 3 pass
3 pass 5 a
5 a 25 .
6 more 7 retired
7 retired 8 street
7 retired 9 where
8 street 9 where
9 where 10 the
10 the 12 of
11 dwellings 12 of
12 of 13 wealth
12 of 14 and
14 and 15 poverty
14 and 16 are
16 are 18 ,
17 intermingled 18 ,
18 , 19 presenting
18 , 20 a
20 a 21 range
20 a 22 of
22 of 23 strongly-contrasted
23 strongly-contrasted 24 pictures
24 pictures 25 .

here , too , may be found the golden mean . 
1 here 2 ,
2 , 3 too
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 may
5 may 6 be
6 be 8 the
7 found 8 the
8 the 9 golden
8 the 10 mean
10 mean 11 .

bluster [,] fierce [blast] , and beat , thou wintry rain , against the window-panes ! 
1 bluster 3 fierce
3 fierce 5 ,
5 , 7 beat
5 , 14 the
6 and 7 beat
7 beat 8 ,
7 beat 9 thou
8 , 9 thou
9 thou 10 wintry
10 wintry 11 rain
10 wintry 12 ,
13 against 14 the
14 the 16 !
15 window-panes 16 !

ye cannot damp the enjoyment of that fireside . 
1 ye 2 cannot
2 cannot 3 damp
2 cannot 4 the
4 the 5 enjoyment
4 the 6 of
6 of 7 that
7 that 8 fireside
7 that 9 .

peace , murmurer ! 
1 peace 2 ,
2 , 4 !
3 murmurer 4 !

doubt not that darker guests are sitting round the hearth , though the warm blaze hides all but blissful images [.] 
1 doubt 2 not
2 not 3 that
3 that 4 darker
4 darker 6 are
5 guests 6 are
6 are 7 sitting
6 are 8 round
7 sitting 8 round
8 round 9 the
8 round 10 hearth
10 hearth 12 though
11 , 12 though
12 though 13 the
13 the 14 warm
14 warm 15 blaze
14 warm 16 hides
16 hides 18 but
17 all 18 but
18 but 19 blissful
18 but 20 images

will she ever feel the night-wind and the rain ? 
1 will 2 she
2 she 3 ever
3 ever 4 feel
3 ever 5 the
5 the 6 night-wind
5 the 7 and
7 and 8 the
8 the 9 rain
9 rain 10 ?

perhaps perhaps ! 
1 perhaps 2 perhaps
2 perhaps 3 !

and will [death] [and] [sorrow] [ever] enter that [proud] [mansion] ? 
1 and 2 will
2 will 7 enter
7 enter 8 that
8 that 11 ?

as surely as the dancers will be gay within its halls to-night . 
1 as 2 surely
2 surely 3 as
3 as 4 the
3 as 5 dancers
4 the 5 dancers
5 dancers 6 will
6 will 7 be
7 be 8 gay
7 be 9 within
9 within 10 its
9 within 11 halls
10 its 11 halls
11 halls 13 .
12 to-night 13 .

onward , [still] onward , [i] plunge into the night . 
1 onward 9 the
2 , 4 onward
4 onward 5 ,
5 , 7 plunge
7 plunge 8 into
8 into 9 the
9 the 11 .
10 night 11 .

it is strange what sensations of sublimity may spring from a very humble source . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 4 what
3 strange 4 what
4 what 5 sensations
5 sensations 6 of
5 sensations 7 sublimity
6 of 7 sublimity
7 sublimity 8 may
7 sublimity 9 spring
8 may 9 spring
9 spring 11 a
10 from 11 a
11 a 12 very
11 a 13 humble
13 humble 14 source
14 source 15 .

listen a while to its voice of mystery , and [fancy] will [magnify] it till you start and smile at the illusion . 
1 listen 2 a
2 a 3 while
2 a 4 to
4 to 5 its
4 to 6 voice
5 its 6 voice
6 voice 7 of
7 of 8 mystery
7 of 9 ,
8 mystery 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 22 illusion
12 will 14 it
14 it 15 till
15 till 16 you
15 till 17 start
16 you 17 start
17 start 18 and
17 start 19 smile
18 and 19 smile
19 smile 20 at
20 at 21 the
21 the 22 illusion
22 illusion 23 .

he passes fearlessly into the unknown gloom , whither [i] will not follow him . 
1 he 2 passes
2 passes 4 into
3 fearlessly 4 into
4 into 5 the
5 the 6 unknown
6 unknown 7 gloom
7 gloom 8 ,
8 , 9 whither
9 whither 11 will
11 will 14 him
12 not 13 follow
13 follow 14 him
14 him 15 .

this figure shall supply me with a moral wherewith , for lack of a more appropriate one , [i] [may] [wind] up my sketch . 
1 this 7 a
2 figure 3 shall
2 figure 4 supply
4 supply 5 me
5 me 6 with
6 with 7 a
7 a 25 .
8 moral 9 wherewith
9 wherewith 10 ,
10 , 11 for
11 for 12 lack
12 lack 14 a
13 of 14 a
14 a 15 more
14 a 16 appropriate
15 more 16 appropriate
16 appropriate 17 one
17 one 18 ,
18 , 22 up
22 up 24 sketch
23 my 24 sketch
24 sketch 25 .

[endicott] [and] [the] [red] [cross] [.] 

it was a period when the religious exiles were accustomed often to [buckle] on [their] [armor] and practise the handling of their weapons of war . 
1 it 2 was
1 it 5 when
2 was 3 a
3 a 4 period
5 when 6 the
6 the 7 religious
7 religious 9 were
8 exiles 9 were
9 were 10 accustomed
10 accustomed 12 to
11 often 12 to
12 to 14 on
14 on 26 .
17 and 19 the
18 practise 19 the
19 the 20 handling
19 the 21 of
21 of 22 their
21 of 23 weapons
22 their 23 weapons
23 weapons 24 of
23 weapons 25 war
25 war 26 .

since the [first] [settlement] [of] [new] [england] [its] prospects had never been so dismal . 
1 since 2 the
2 the 9 prospects
9 prospects 10 had
10 had 12 been
11 never 12 been
12 been 15 .
13 so 14 dismal
14 dismal 15 .

the [dissensions] between [charles] [i] . and his subjects were then , and for several years afterward , confined to the floor of [parliament] . 
1 the 3 between
3 between 6 .
6 . 7 and
7 and 8 his
8 his 9 subjects
8 his 10 were
9 subjects 10 were
10 were 11 then
10 were 12 ,
12 , 14 for
13 and 14 for
14 for 16 years
15 several 16 years
16 years 18 ,
17 afterward 18 ,
18 , 19 confined
19 confined 21 the
20 to 21 the
21 the 22 floor
21 the 23 of
23 of 25 .

this piece [of] [armor] was so highly polished that the whole surrounding scene had its image in the glittering steel . 
1 this 2 piece
2 piece 5 was
5 was 6 so
6 so 7 highly
7 highly 21 .
8 polished 9 that
9 that 10 the
10 the 11 whole
11 whole 13 scene
12 surrounding 13 scene
13 scene 15 its
14 had 15 its
15 its 16 image
15 its 17 in
17 in 18 the
17 in 19 glittering
19 glittering 20 steel
19 glittering 21 .

the blood was still plashing on the doorstep . 
1 the 2 blood
2 blood 3 was
3 was 4 still
4 still 5 plashing
4 still 6 on
6 on 7 the
7 the 8 doorstep
8 doorstep 9 .

side by side on the meeting-house steps stood a male and a [female] figure . 
1 side 2 by
2 by 3 side
2 by 4 on
3 side 4 on
4 on 5 the
4 on 6 meeting-house
6 meeting-house 7 steps
6 meeting-house 8 stood
8 stood 9 a
8 stood 10 male
10 male 11 and
10 male 12 a
11 and 12 a
12 a 14 figure
14 figure 15 .

his aspect showed no lack of zeal to maintain his heterodoxies even at the stake . 
1 his 3 showed
2 aspect 3 showed
3 showed 4 no
3 showed 5 lack
4 no 5 lack
5 lack 6 of
5 lack 7 zeal
6 of 7 zeal
7 zeal 8 to
7 zeal 9 maintain
8 to 9 maintain
9 maintain 10 his
9 maintain 11 heterodoxies
10 his 11 heterodoxies
11 heterodoxies 12 even
11 heterodoxies 13 at
12 even 13 at
13 at 15 stake
14 the 15 stake
15 stake 16 .

the [above-mentioned] individuals had been [sentenced] to undergo their various [modes] of ignominy for the space of one hour at noonday . 
1 the 3 individuals
3 individuals 4 had
4 had 5 been
5 been 7 to
7 to 22 .
8 undergo 9 their
9 their 10 various
10 various 12 of
12 of 14 for
13 ignominy 14 for
14 for 15 the
14 for 16 space
16 space 18 one
17 of 18 one
18 one 20 at
19 hour 20 at
20 at 21 noonday
21 noonday 22 .

methinks he must have been grievously tempted to affix the other end of the rope to some convenient beam or bough . 
1 methinks 3 must
2 he 3 must
3 must 5 been
4 have 5 been
5 been 6 grievously
5 been 7 tempted
7 tempted 8 to
8 to 9 affix
9 affix 10 the
10 the 12 end
11 other 12 end
12 end 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 rope
15 rope 16 to
15 rope 17 some
17 some 18 convenient
17 some 19 beam
19 beam 21 bough
20 or 21 bough
21 bough 22 .

and even her own children knew what that initial signified . 
1 and 2 even
2 even 3 her
3 her 4 own
3 her 5 children
5 children 7 what
6 knew 7 what
7 what 8 that
8 that 9 initial
8 that 10 signified
10 signified 11 .

were such the custom now , perchance we might find materials for a no less piquant sketch than the above . 
1 were 3 the
2 such 3 the
3 the 4 custom
3 the 5 now
5 now 6 ,
6 , 8 we
7 perchance 8 we
8 we 9 might
8 we 10 find
10 find 11 materials
11 materials 13 a
12 for 13 a
13 a 14 no
13 a 15 less
14 no 15 less
15 less 16 piquant
15 less 17 sketch
16 piquant 17 sketch
17 sketch 18 than
18 than 19 the
18 than 20 above
19 the 20 above
20 above 21 .

a few stately savages in all the pomp and dignity of the [primeval] [indian] stood gazing at the spectacle . 
1 a 2 few
2 few 4 savages
3 stately 4 savages
4 savages 5 in
4 savages 6 all
5 in 6 all
6 all 8 pomp
7 the 8 pomp
8 pomp 9 and
8 pomp 10 dignity
10 dignity 11 of
10 dignity 12 the
11 of 12 the
12 the 20 .
15 stood 16 gazing
16 gazing 17 at
17 at 18 the
18 the 19 spectacle
19 spectacle 20 .

the valiant [john] [endicott] glanced with an eye of pride at his sturdy followers , and prepared to renew the martial toils of the day . 
1 the 2 valiant
1 the 15 ,
5 glanced 6 with
6 with 7 an
7 an 9 of
8 eye 9 of
9 of 10 pride
10 pride 11 at
10 pride 12 his
12 his 13 sturdy
13 sturdy 14 followers
13 sturdy 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 17 prepared
17 prepared 18 to
18 to 19 renew
19 renew 20 the
20 the 21 martial
21 martial 22 toils
22 toils 23 of
23 of 24 the
24 the 25 day
25 day 26 .

" come , my stout hearts ! " quoth he , drawing his sword . 
1 " 2 come
2 come 3 ,
3 , 4 my
4 my 5 stout
5 stout 6 hearts
6 hearts 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 quoth
9 quoth 10 he
10 he 11 ,
11 , 12 drawing
12 drawing 13 his
13 his 14 sword
14 sword 15 .

" let us show these poor heathen that we can handle our weapons like men of might . 
1 " 2 let
2 let 3 us
3 us 4 show
4 show 5 these
5 these 6 poor
6 poor 7 heathen
6 poor 8 that
8 that 9 we
8 that 10 can
10 can 11 handle
10 can 12 our
11 handle 12 our
12 our 14 like
13 weapons 14 like
14 like 15 men
14 like 16 of
15 men 16 of
16 of 17 might
16 of 18 .
17 might 18 .

well for them if they put us not to prove it in earnest ! " 
1 well 2 for
2 for 4 if
3 them 4 if
4 if 5 they
4 if 6 put
5 they 6 put
6 put 7 us
7 us 8 not
7 us 9 to
8 not 9 to
9 to 10 prove
10 prove 11 it
11 it 12 in
12 in 13 earnest
13 earnest 14 !
14 ! 15 "

his aspect was perfectly that of a pilgrim , [heightened] also by an [apostolic] dignity . 
1 his 2 aspect
2 aspect 7 a
3 was 4 perfectly
4 perfectly 6 of
5 that 6 of
6 of 7 a
7 a 8 pilgrim
8 pilgrim 16 .
9 , 11 also
11 also 12 by
11 also 13 an
12 by 13 an
13 an 15 dignity
15 dignity 16 .

" what ho , good [mr] [williams] ! " shouted [endicott] . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 3 ho
3 ho 4 ,
4 , 5 good
5 good 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 shouted
10 shouted 12 .

" you are welcome back again to our town of peace . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 are
2 you 4 welcome
3 are 4 welcome
4 welcome 5 back
4 welcome 6 again
6 again 8 our
7 to 8 our
8 our 9 town
9 town 10 of
10 of 12 .
11 peace 12 .

how does [our] [worthy] [governor] [winthrop] [?] 
1 how 2 does

and what news from [boston] ? " 
1 and 2 what
2 what 3 news
3 news 7 "
4 from 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" the governor hath his health , worshipful sir , " answered [roger] [williams] , now resuming his staff and drawing near . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 4 hath
3 governor 4 hath
4 hath 5 his
5 his 6 health
5 his 7 ,
6 health 7 ,
7 , 8 worshipful
7 , 9 sir
9 sir 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 21 drawing
11 " 12 answered
15 , 17 resuming
16 now 17 resuming
17 resuming 18 his
17 resuming 19 staff
19 staff 20 and
19 staff 21 drawing
21 drawing 23 .
22 near 23 .

belike it contains tidings of much import , for a ship arrived yesterday from [england] . " 
1 belike 2 it
1 belike 3 contains
3 contains 5 of
4 tidings 5 of
5 of 6 much
5 of 7 import
7 import 8 ,
7 import 9 for
9 for 10 a
9 for 11 ship
11 ship 13 yesterday
12 arrived 13 yesterday
13 yesterday 14 from
13 yesterday 16 .
16 . 17 "

the broad seal was impressed with [winthrop] ['s] [coat-of-arms] . 
1 the 2 broad
2 broad 3 seal
3 seal 4 was
4 was 6 with
5 impressed 6 with
6 with 10 .

" [black] tidings [these] , [mr] [williams] , " said he ; " [blacker] never came to [new] [england] . 
1 " 3 tidings
3 tidings 5 ,
5 , 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 11 he
10 said 20 .
11 he 12 ;
12 ; 13 "
15 never 16 came
16 came 17 to
17 to 20 .

doubtless you know their purport ? " 
1 doubtless 2 you
2 you 3 know
2 you 4 their
3 know 4 their
4 their 5 purport
4 their 6 ?
5 purport 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" the governor is a wise man a wise man , and a meek and moderate , " said [endicott] , setting his teeth grimly . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 governor
2 the 12 and
3 governor 4 is
4 is 5 a
5 a 6 wise
6 wise 7 man
7 man 8 a
7 man 9 wise
9 wise 10 man
9 wise 11 ,
12 and 14 meek
13 a 14 meek
14 meek 15 and
15 and 17 ,
16 moderate 17 ,
17 , 19 said
18 " 19 said
19 said 22 setting
21 , 22 setting
22 setting 23 his
23 his 24 teeth
23 his 25 grimly
25 grimly 26 .

" nevertheless , [i] [must] do according to my own best judgment . 
1 " 2 nevertheless
2 nevertheless 3 ,
3 , 6 do
6 do 13 .
7 according 8 to
8 to 9 my
8 to 10 own
9 my 10 own
10 own 12 judgment
11 best 12 judgment
12 judgment 13 .

soldiers , wheel into a hollow square . 
1 soldiers 2 ,
2 , 4 into
3 wheel 4 into
4 into 5 a
4 into 6 hollow
6 hollow 7 square
7 square 8 .

ho , good people ! 
1 ho 2 ,
2 , 3 good
3 good 5 !
4 people 5 !

here are news for one and all of you . " 
1 here 2 are
2 are 3 news
2 are 4 for
3 news 4 for
4 for 5 one
4 for 6 and
5 one 6 and
6 and 7 all
6 and 8 of
8 of 9 you
9 you 10 .
10 . 11 "

a few taps of the drum gave signal for silence and attention . 
1 a 2 few
2 few 4 of
3 taps 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 drum
5 the 7 gave
7 gave 8 signal
8 signal 9 for
9 for 10 silence
10 silence 11 and
11 and 12 attention
11 and 13 .

wherefore have we come hither to set up our own tombstones in a wilderness ? 
1 wherefore 2 have
2 have 3 we
2 have 4 come
4 come 5 hither
4 come 6 to
6 to 8 up
7 set 8 up
8 up 9 our
8 up 10 own
9 our 10 own
10 own 11 tombstones
10 own 12 in
12 in 14 wilderness
13 a 14 wilderness
14 wilderness 15 ?

a howling wilderness it is . 
1 a 2 howling
1 a 3 wilderness
3 wilderness 4 it
4 it 5 is
5 is 6 .

the wolf and the bear meet us within halloo of our dwellings . 
1 the 2 wolf
2 wolf 3 and
3 and 4 the
4 the 5 bear
5 bear 6 meet
6 meet 7 us
6 meet 8 within
8 within 10 of
9 halloo 10 of
10 of 11 our
11 our 12 dwellings
12 dwellings 13 .

the savage lieth in wait for us in the dismal shadow of the woods . 
1 the 2 savage
2 savage 3 lieth
2 savage 4 in
4 in 5 wait
5 wait 6 for
6 for 8 in
7 us 8 in
8 in 9 the
8 in 10 dismal
9 the 10 dismal
10 dismal 12 of
11 shadow 12 of
12 of 14 woods
13 the 14 woods
14 woods 15 .

the stubborn roots of the trees break our ploughshares when we would till the earth . 
1 the 2 stubborn
2 stubborn 3 roots
3 roots 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 trees
6 trees 7 break
7 break 8 our
7 break 9 ploughshares
8 our 9 ploughshares
9 ploughshares 10 when
10 when 12 would
11 we 12 would
12 would 13 till
12 would 14 the
14 the 16 .
15 earth 16 .

our children cry for bread , and we must dig in the sands of the seashore to satisfy them . 
1 our 2 children
2 children 3 cry
3 cry 4 for
3 cry 5 bread
5 bread 6 ,
5 bread 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 we
7 and 9 must
8 we 9 must
9 must 10 dig
10 dig 12 the
11 in 12 the
12 the 13 sands
13 sands 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 16 seashore
16 seashore 18 satisfy
17 to 18 satisfy
18 satisfy 20 .
19 them 20 .

wherefore , [i] [say] [again] , [have] [we] sought [this] [country] of a rugged soil and wintry sky [?] 
1 wherefore 2 ,
2 , 6 ,
6 , 9 sought
9 sought 12 of
12 of 13 a
13 a 14 rugged
14 rugged 15 soil
14 rugged 16 and
16 and 17 wintry
16 and 18 sky
17 wintry 18 sky

was it not for the enjoyment of our civil rights ? 
1 was 2 it
2 it 3 not
3 not 4 for
4 for 5 the
5 the 6 enjoyment
6 enjoyment 7 of
7 of 8 our
8 our 10 rights
9 civil 10 rights
10 rights 11 ?

was it not for [liberty] to [worship] [god] [according] to our conscience ? " 
1 was 2 it
2 it 3 not
3 not 4 for
4 for 6 to
6 to 10 to
10 to 13 ?
11 our 12 conscience
12 conscience 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" call you this liberty of conscience ? " interrupted a voice on the steps of the meeting-house . 
1 " 2 call
2 call 4 this
3 you 4 this
4 this 5 liberty
5 liberty 6 of
6 of 7 conscience
7 conscience 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 interrupted
10 interrupted 11 a
11 a 12 voice
12 voice 13 on
13 on 14 the
13 on 15 steps
14 the 15 steps
15 steps 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 meeting-house
18 meeting-house 19 .

it was the [wanton] [gospeller] . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 the
3 the 6 .

" what hast thou to do with conscience , thou knave ? " cried he . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 hast
3 hast 5 to
4 thou 5 to
5 to 6 do
6 do 7 with
7 with 8 conscience
8 conscience 9 ,
9 , 10 thou
9 , 11 knave
11 knave 12 ?
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 cried
14 cried 15 he
15 he 16 .

" [i] said liberty to worship [god] , not license to profane and ridicule him . 
1 " 3 said
3 said 4 liberty
4 liberty 16 .
5 to 6 worship
6 worship 8 ,
8 , 10 license
9 not 10 license
10 license 12 profane
11 to 12 profane
12 profane 14 ridicule
13 and 14 ridicule
14 ridicule 15 him
15 him 16 .

break not in upon [my] speech , or [i] will [lay] thee neck and heels till this time to-morrow . 
1 break 2 not
2 not 3 in
2 not 4 upon
3 in 4 upon
4 upon 6 speech
6 speech 7 ,
7 , 8 or
8 or 20 .
10 will 12 thee
12 thee 14 and
13 neck 14 and
14 and 15 heels
15 heels 16 till
15 heels 17 this
17 this 18 time
18 time 19 to-morrow
19 to-morrow 20 .

hearken to me , friends , nor heed that accursed rhapsodist . 
1 hearken 2 to
2 to 3 me
3 me 5 friends
4 , 5 friends
5 friends 7 nor
6 , 7 nor
7 nor 9 that
8 heed 9 that
9 that 10 accursed
10 accursed 11 rhapsodist
11 rhapsodist 12 .

but what think ye now ? 
1 but 2 what
2 what 3 think
3 think 4 ye
4 ye 5 now
4 ye 6 ?

" hold thy peace , [roger] [williams] ! " answered [endicott] , imperiously . 
1 " 2 hold
1 " 3 thy
2 hold 3 thy
3 thy 4 peace
4 peace 5 ,
5 , 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 answered
10 answered 12 ,
12 , 14 .
13 imperiously 14 .

" my spirit is wiser than thine for the business now in hand . 
1 " 2 my
2 my 4 is
3 spirit 4 is
4 is 5 wiser
4 is 6 than
5 wiser 6 than
6 than 7 thine
6 than 8 for
8 for 9 the
8 for 10 business
10 business 12 in
11 now 12 in
12 in 13 hand
12 in 14 .

a deep groan from the auditors a sound of wrath as well as fear and sorrow responded to this intelligence . 
1 a 2 deep
2 deep 3 groan
2 deep 4 from
4 from 5 the
5 the 6 auditors
5 the 7 a
7 a 8 sound
8 sound 9 of
8 sound 10 wrath
10 wrath 11 as
10 wrath 12 well
11 as 12 well
12 well 13 as
13 as 15 and
14 fear 15 and
15 and 16 sorrow
15 and 17 responded
17 responded 18 to
18 to 19 this
19 this 21 .
20 intelligence 21 .

" look ye to it , brethren , " resumed [endicott] , with increasing energy . 
1 " 3 ye
2 look 3 ye
3 ye 4 to
3 ye 5 it
4 to 5 it
5 it 6 ,
6 , 8 ,
7 brethren 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 resumed
10 resumed 12 ,
12 , 13 with
13 with 14 increasing
14 increasing 15 energy
15 energy 16 .

we shall hear the sacring-bell and the voices of the [romish] priests [saying] the mass . 
1 we 2 shall
2 shall 3 hear
2 shall 4 the
4 the 5 sacring-bell
4 the 6 and
6 and 7 the
7 the 8 voices
8 voices 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 12 priests
12 priests 14 the
14 the 15 mass
15 mass 16 .

no ! 
1 no 2 !

be ye strong of hand and stout [of] [heart] . 
1 be 10 .
2 ye 3 strong
2 ye 4 of
3 strong 4 of
4 of 5 hand
5 hand 6 and
6 and 7 stout
7 stout 10 .

who shall enslave us here ? 
1 who 2 shall
2 shall 4 us
3 enslave 4 us
4 us 5 here
4 us 6 ?
5 here 6 ?

what have we to do with this [mitred] [prelate] with [this] [crowned] [king] ? 
1 what 2 have
2 have 3 we
2 have 4 to
4 to 5 do
4 to 10 with
5 do 6 with
5 do 7 this
10 with 14 ?

what have we to do with [england] ? " 
1 what 2 have
2 have 3 we
2 have 4 to
4 to 5 do
5 do 6 with
6 with 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" [officer] , lower your banner , " said he . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 lower
4 lower 5 your
5 your 6 banner
5 your 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 10 he
10 he 11 .

he then waved the tattered ensign above his head . 
1 he 2 then
2 then 4 the
3 waved 4 the
4 the 5 tattered
5 tattered 6 ensign
5 tattered 7 above
7 above 8 his
7 above 9 head
8 his 9 head
9 head 10 .

" treason ! treason ! " roared the royalist in the stocks . 
1 " 2 treason
2 treason 3 !
2 treason 4 treason
4 treason 5 !
5 ! 6 "
5 ! 7 roared
7 roared 9 royalist
8 the 9 royalist
9 royalist 10 in
9 royalist 11 the
10 in 11 the
11 the 12 stocks
12 stocks 13 .

" he hath defaced the king 's banner ! " 
1 " 2 he
2 he 4 defaced
3 hath 4 defaced
4 defaced 5 the
4 defaced 6 king
5 the 6 king
6 king 7 's
6 king 8 banner
7 's 8 banner
8 banner 10 "
9 ! 10 "

" [before] [god] and man [i] [will] avouch the deed , " answered [endicott] . 
1 " 4 and
4 and 5 man
5 man 15 .
8 avouch 9 the
9 the 10 deed
10 deed 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 answered
13 answered 15 .

" beat a flourish , drummer shout , soldiers and people in honor of the ensign of [new] [england] . 
1 " 2 beat
1 " 5 ,
2 beat 3 a
3 a 4 flourish
5 , 6 drummer
6 drummer 8 ,
7 shout 8 ,
8 , 9 soldiers
8 , 10 and
10 and 11 people
11 people 12 in
11 people 13 honor
13 honor 15 the
14 of 15 the
15 the 17 of
16 ensign 17 of
17 of 20 .

neither pope nor tyrant hath part in it now . " 
1 neither 2 pope
2 pope 3 nor
2 pope 4 tyrant
4 tyrant 5 hath
4 tyrant 6 part
5 hath 6 part
6 part 7 in
7 in 8 it
7 in 9 now
9 now 10 .
10 . 11 "

with a cry of triumph the people gave their sanction to one of the boldest exploits which our history records . 
1 with 2 a
2 a 3 cry
3 cry 4 of
3 cry 5 triumph
4 of 5 triumph
5 triumph 6 the
5 triumph 7 people
6 the 7 people
7 people 9 their
8 gave 9 their
9 their 10 sanction
9 their 11 to
10 sanction 11 to
11 to 12 one
11 to 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 boldest
15 boldest 17 which
16 exploits 17 which
17 which 18 our
17 which 19 history
19 history 20 records
19 history 21 .

and [for] [ever] [honored] be the [name] of [endicott] ! 
1 and 5 be
5 be 6 the
6 the 8 of
8 of 10 !

[the] [lily's] [quest] [.] 

[an] [apologue] [.] 

what a contrast between the young pilgrims of bliss and their unbidden associate ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 contrast
2 a 4 between
4 between 5 the
5 the 6 young
6 young 7 pilgrims
7 pilgrims 8 of
8 of 9 bliss
9 bliss 10 and
10 and 11 their
10 and 12 unbidden
12 unbidden 13 associate
12 unbidden 14 !

but the three had not gone far when they reached a spot that pleased the gentle [lily] , and she paused . 
1 but 2 the
1 but 3 three
2 the 3 three
3 three 4 had
4 had 5 not
5 not 6 gone
5 not 7 far
7 far 9 they
8 when 9 they
9 they 10 reached
9 they 11 a
11 a 13 that
12 spot 13 that
13 that 14 pleased
13 that 15 the
15 the 16 gentle
16 gentle 18 ,
18 , 19 and
19 and 20 she
20 she 21 paused
21 paused 22 .

" what sweeter place shall we find than this ? " said she . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 sweeter
2 what 4 place
4 place 5 shall
4 place 6 we
5 shall 6 we
6 we 7 find
7 find 9 this
8 than 9 this
9 this 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 13 she
13 she 14 .

" why should we seek farther for the site of our temple ? " 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 should
2 why 4 we
4 we 6 farther
5 seek 6 farther
6 farther 8 the
7 for 8 the
8 the 10 of
9 site 10 of
10 of 12 temple
11 our 12 temple
12 temple 13 ?
12 temple 14 "
13 ? 14 "

there were vistas and pathways leading onward and onward into the green woodlands and vanishing away in the glimmering shade . 
1 there 2 were
1 there 3 vistas
3 vistas 5 pathways
4 and 5 pathways
5 pathways 6 leading
6 leading 7 onward
7 onward 8 and
8 and 9 onward
9 onward 10 into
9 onward 11 the
11 the 12 green
11 the 13 woodlands
12 green 13 woodlands
13 woodlands 14 and
14 and 15 vanishing
15 vanishing 21 .
16 away 17 in
17 in 18 the
18 the 19 glimmering
19 glimmering 20 shade
20 shade 21 .

" yes , " said [adam] [forrester] ; " we might seek all day and find no lovelier spot . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 8 ;
8 ; 9 "
9 " 10 we
10 we 11 might
11 might 13 all
12 seek 13 all
13 all 15 and
14 day 15 and
15 and 17 no
16 find 17 no
17 no 18 lovelier
17 no 19 spot
18 lovelier 19 spot
19 spot 20 .

we will build our temple here . " 
1 we 2 will
2 will 3 build
3 build 5 temple
4 our 5 temple
5 temple 6 here
5 temple 7 .
6 here 7 .
7 . 8 "

" not [here] , " cried old [walter] [gascoigne] . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 cried
6 cried 7 old
7 old 10 .

" here , long ago , other mortals built their temple of happiness ; seek another site for yours . " 
1 " 2 here
2 here 3 ,
3 , 4 long
4 long 5 ago
5 ago 6 ,
6 , 7 other
7 other 8 mortals
7 other 9 built
9 built 10 their
9 built 11 temple
10 their 11 temple
11 temple 12 of
11 temple 13 happiness
13 happiness 14 ;
13 happiness 15 seek
15 seek 16 another
15 seek 17 site
17 site 19 yours
18 for 19 yours
19 yours 20 .
19 yours 21 "

" what ! " exclaimed [lilias] [fay] . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 exclaimed
5 exclaimed 8 .

" have any ever planned such a temple save ourselves ? " 
1 " 2 have
2 have 3 any
3 any 5 planned
4 ever 5 planned
5 planned 6 such
6 such 7 a
7 a 8 temple
7 a 9 save
9 save 10 ourselves
9 save 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

" poor child ! " said her gloomy kinsman . 
1 " 2 poor
2 poor 3 child
2 poor 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 7 her
6 said 8 gloomy
8 gloomy 9 kinsman
9 kinsman 10 .

" in one shape or other every mortal has dreamed your dream . " 
1 " 2 in
2 in 4 shape
3 one 4 shape
4 shape 5 or
4 shape 6 other
5 or 6 other
6 other 8 mortal
7 every 8 mortal
8 mortal 9 has
8 mortal 10 dreamed
9 has 10 dreamed
10 dreamed 11 your
10 dreamed 12 dream
12 dream 13 .
13 . 14 "

under this [type] [adam] [forrester] and [lilias] saw that the old man spake of sorrow . 
1 under 2 this
2 this 16 .
6 and 8 saw
8 saw 9 that
9 that 10 the
10 the 12 man
11 old 12 man
12 man 15 sorrow
13 spake 14 of
14 of 15 sorrow
15 sorrow 16 .

" this is very sad , " said the [lily] , sighing . 
1 " 3 is
2 this 3 is
3 is 5 sad
4 very 5 sad
5 sad 6 ,
5 sad 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 9 the
9 the 11 ,
11 , 12 sighing
12 sighing 13 .

" well , there are lovelier spots than this , " said [adam] [forrester] , soothingly " spots which sorrow has not blighted . " 
1 " 3 ,
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 there
4 there 5 are
5 are 6 lovelier
6 lovelier 8 than
7 spots 8 than
8 than 9 this
9 this 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 15 ,
15 , 16 soothingly
16 soothingly 25 "
17 " 18 spots
18 spots 20 sorrow
19 which 20 sorrow
20 sorrow 21 has
21 has 22 not
22 not 23 blighted
22 not 24 .
24 . 25 "

" this glen was made on purpose for our temple . " 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 glen
3 glen 4 was
3 glen 5 made
5 made 6 on
5 made 7 purpose
6 on 7 purpose
7 purpose 8 for
8 for 9 our
9 our 10 temple
10 temple 11 .
11 . 12 "

" and the glad song of the brook will be always in our ears , " said [lilias] [fay] . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 the
3 the 4 glad
3 the 5 song
5 song 6 of
5 song 7 the
7 the 9 will
8 brook 9 will
9 will 10 be
10 be 12 in
11 always 12 in
12 in 13 our
13 our 15 ,
14 ears 15 ,
15 , 16 "
16 " 17 said
17 said 20 .

" and its long melody shall sing the bliss of our lifetime , " said [adam] [forrester] . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 its
3 its 4 long
4 long 5 melody
5 melody 6 shall
6 shall 8 the
7 sing 8 the
8 the 9 bliss
9 bliss 10 of
10 of 12 lifetime
11 our 12 lifetime
12 lifetime 13 ,
12 lifetime 14 "
14 " 15 said
15 said 18 .

" ye must build no temple here , " murmured their dismal companion . 
1 " 2 ye
2 ye 4 build
3 must 4 build
4 build 5 no
4 build 6 temple
5 no 6 temple
6 temple 7 here
6 temple 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 murmured
10 murmured 12 dismal
11 their 12 dismal
12 dismal 14 .
13 companion 14 .

and , alas ! there had been woe , nor that alone . 
1 and 2 ,
2 , 4 !
3 alas 4 !
4 ! 5 there
5 there 6 had
5 there 7 been
7 been 8 woe
8 woe 9 ,
9 , 10 nor
10 nor 11 that
10 nor 12 alone
11 that 12 alone
12 alone 13 .

" and see ! " cried old [gascoigne] ; " is the stream yet pure from the stain of the murderer 's hands ? " 
1 " 2 and
2 and 4 !
3 see 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 cried
5 " 12 the
6 cried 7 old
9 ; 10 "
10 " 11 is
11 is 12 the
12 the 13 stream
13 stream 14 yet
13 stream 15 pure
15 pure 16 from
16 from 17 the
17 the 18 stain
18 stain 19 of
19 of 20 the
20 the 22 's
21 murderer 22 's
22 's 23 hands
22 's 24 ?
24 ? 25 "

" come , then , " said [adam] [forrester] as cheerily as he could ; " we shall soon find a happier spot . " 
1 " 2 come
2 come 3 ,
3 , 4 then
4 then 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 15 ;
10 as 11 cheerily
11 cheerily 13 he
12 as 13 he
13 he 14 could
13 he 15 ;
15 ; 16 "
16 " 17 we
17 we 18 shall
18 shall 20 find
19 soon 20 find
20 find 21 a
20 find 22 happier
21 a 22 happier
22 happier 23 spot
22 happier 24 .
24 . 25 "

they set forth again , young pilgrims on that quest which millions which every child of earth has tried in turn . 
1 they 2 set
2 set 4 again
3 forth 4 again
4 again 5 ,
4 again 6 young
6 young 8 on
7 pilgrims 8 on
8 on 9 that
9 that 10 quest
10 quest 12 millions
11 which 12 millions
12 millions 14 every
13 which 14 every
14 every 15 child
15 child 16 of
15 child 17 earth
16 of 17 earth
17 earth 18 has
18 has 20 in
19 tried 20 in
20 in 21 turn
21 turn 22 .

and were the [lily] and her lover to be more fortunate than all those millions ? 
1 and 2 were
2 were 3 the
3 the 5 and
5 and 6 her
6 her 7 lover
7 lover 8 to
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 more
9 be 11 fortunate
11 fortunate 12 than
11 fortunate 13 all
12 than 13 all
13 all 14 those
14 those 15 millions
15 millions 16 ?

for a long time it seemed not so . 
1 for 2 a
2 a 3 long
3 long 4 time
4 time 5 it
5 it 6 seemed
6 seemed 8 so
7 not 8 so
8 so 9 .

" where in this world , " exclaimed [adam] [forrester] , despondingly , " shall we build our temple of happiness ? " 
1 " 2 where
1 " 3 in
3 in 4 this
4 this 5 world
5 world 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 exclaimed
8 exclaimed 11 ,
11 , 12 despondingly
12 despondingly 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 shall
15 shall 17 build
16 we 17 build
17 build 19 temple
18 our 19 temple
19 temple 21 happiness
20 of 21 happiness
21 happiness 22 ?
22 ? 23 "

" yet there is a place even in this world where ye may build it . " 
1 " 17 "
2 yet 3 there
2 yet 4 is
4 is 6 place
5 a 6 place
6 place 7 even
7 even 8 in
7 even 9 this
8 in 9 this
9 this 10 world
9 this 11 where
10 world 11 where
11 where 12 ye
11 where 13 may
12 ye 13 may
13 may 14 build
13 may 15 it
15 it 16 .
16 . 17 "

the ancestral mansion wherein the lovers would dwell together appeared on one side , and the ivied church where they were to worship on another . 
1 the 2 ancestral
2 ancestral 4 wherein
3 mansion 4 wherein
4 wherein 5 the
5 the 6 lovers
5 the 7 would
7 would 8 dwell
7 would 9 together
9 together 10 appeared
9 together 11 on
11 on 12 one
12 one 13 side
13 side 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 the
16 the 17 ivied
17 ivied 19 where
18 church 19 where
19 where 21 were
20 they 21 were
21 were 22 to
21 were 23 worship
23 worship 25 another
24 on 25 another
25 another 26 .

in due time it was finished and a day appointed for a simple rite of dedication . 
1 in 2 due
2 due 4 it
3 time 4 it
4 it 5 was
4 it 6 finished
5 was 6 finished
6 finished 8 a
7 and 8 a
8 a 9 day
8 a 10 appointed
10 appointed 11 for
11 for 12 a
12 a 13 simple
13 simple 14 rite
14 rite 15 of
15 of 16 dedication
16 dedication 17 .

with his farewell glance a shadow had fallen over the portal , and [lilias] was invisible . 
1 with 2 his
2 his 3 farewell
3 farewell 4 glance
3 farewell 5 a
4 glance 5 a
5 a 6 shadow
6 shadow 7 had
6 shadow 8 fallen
8 fallen 9 over
9 over 10 the
10 the 11 portal
11 portal 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 was
15 was 16 invisible
16 invisible 17 .

but alas for the temple of happiness ! 
1 but 2 alas
2 alas 3 for
3 for 4 the
4 the 5 temple
5 temple 6 of
6 of 7 happiness
7 happiness 8 !

and , lo ! a wonder ! 
1 and 2 ,
2 , 3 lo
3 lo 5 a
4 ! 5 a
5 a 6 wonder
5 a 7 !

he watched the mourners as they lowered the coffin down . 
1 he 2 watched
2 watched 3 the
3 the 4 mourners
4 mourners 5 as
5 as 6 they
6 they 8 the
7 lowered 8 the
8 the 9 coffin
8 the 10 down
10 down 11 .

" [joy] ! joy ! " he cried , throwing his arms toward heaven . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 5 !
4 joy 5 !
5 ! 7 he
6 " 7 he
7 he 8 cried
8 cried 9 ,
9 , 10 throwing
10 throwing 11 his
11 his 12 arms
12 arms 13 toward
13 toward 15 .
14 heaven 15 .

" on a grave be the site of our temple , and now our happiness is for eternity . " 
1 " 2 on
2 on 3 a
2 on 4 grave
4 grave 11 ,
5 be 6 the
6 the 7 site
7 site 9 our
8 of 9 our
9 our 10 temple
10 temple 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 now
13 now 14 our
13 now 15 happiness
15 happiness 16 is
15 happiness 17 for
17 for 18 eternity
18 eternity 19 .
19 . 20 "

[footprints] [on] [the] [seashore] [.] 

nothing is within my daily reach more like a forest than the acre or two of woodland near some suburban farmhouse . 
1 nothing 2 is
2 is 3 within
2 is 4 my
4 my 5 daily
4 my 6 reach
5 daily 6 reach
6 reach 7 more
7 more 8 like
7 more 9 a
8 like 9 a
9 a 11 than
10 forest 11 than
11 than 12 the
12 the 13 acre
13 acre 15 two
14 or 15 two
15 two 17 woodland
16 of 17 woodland
17 woodland 19 some
18 near 19 some
19 some 20 suburban
20 suburban 22 .
21 farmhouse 22 .

surely here is enough to feed a human spirit for a single day . 
1 surely 2 here
2 here 3 is
2 here 4 enough
3 is 4 enough
4 enough 5 to
4 enough 6 feed
5 to 6 feed
6 feed 7 a
7 a 8 human
8 human 9 spirit
9 spirit 10 for
9 spirit 11 a
11 a 12 single
11 a 13 day
13 day 14 .

farewell , then , busy world ! 
1 farewell 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
3 then 4 ,
4 , 5 busy
4 , 6 world
6 world 7 !

highways and cross-paths are hastily traversed , and , clambering down a [crag] , [i] find [myself] [at] the extremity of a long beach . 
1 highways 2 and
2 and 3 cross-paths
3 cross-paths 4 are
4 are 5 hastily
5 hastily 6 traversed
5 hastily 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 clambering
9 , 10 clambering
10 clambering 11 down
10 clambering 12 a
12 a 14 ,
14 , 25 .
16 find 19 the
19 the 20 extremity
19 the 21 of
21 of 22 a
21 of 24 beach
22 a 23 long
24 beach 25 .

a greeting and a homage to the sea ! 
1 a 2 greeting
1 a 6 to
2 greeting 3 and
3 and 4 a
4 a 5 homage
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 sea
8 sea 9 !

i descend over its margin and dip my hand into the wave that meets me , and bathe my brow . 
1 i 2 descend
1 i 3 over
3 over 5 margin
4 its 5 margin
5 margin 6 and
5 margin 7 dip
6 and 7 dip
7 dip 9 hand
8 my 9 hand
9 hand 10 into
9 hand 11 the
10 into 11 the
11 the 12 wave
11 the 13 that
13 that 14 meets
14 meets 15 me
15 me 16 ,
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 bathe
18 bathe 19 my
19 my 21 .
20 brow 21 .

that [far-resounding] roar is [ocean] ['s] [voice] of welcome . 
1 that 3 roar
3 roar 4 is
4 is 10 .
8 of 9 welcome
9 welcome 10 .

his salt breath brings a blessing along with it . 
1 his 2 salt
2 salt 4 brings
3 breath 4 brings
4 brings 5 a
4 brings 6 blessing
5 a 6 blessing
6 blessing 7 along
7 along 8 with
8 with 9 it
9 it 10 .

the beach itself is a broad space of sand , brown and sparkling , with hardly any pebbles intermixed . 
1 the 2 beach
2 beach 3 itself
3 itself 4 is
4 is 5 a
5 a 6 broad
6 broad 7 space
7 space 8 of
8 of 9 sand
9 sand 10 ,
9 sand 11 brown
11 brown 12 and
11 brown 13 sparkling
13 sparkling 14 ,
13 sparkling 15 with
15 with 17 any
16 hardly 17 any
17 any 18 pebbles
17 any 19 intermixed
19 intermixed 20 .

along the whole of this extensive beach gambols the surf-wave . 
1 along 2 the
2 the 4 of
3 whole 4 of
4 of 5 this
4 of 6 extensive
5 this 6 extensive
6 extensive 7 beach
6 extensive 8 gambols
8 gambols 10 surf-wave
9 the 10 surf-wave
10 surf-wave 11 .

with [how] [fierce] a roar [it] [flings] itself [forward] and rushes far up the beach ! 
1 with 4 a
4 a 5 roar
5 roar 8 itself
8 itself 10 and
10 and 11 rushes
10 and 12 far
12 far 13 up
13 up 14 the
14 the 15 beach
15 beach 16 !

hardly had [i] beheld them , when they passed into the shadow of the rocks and vanished . 
1 hardly 18 .
2 had 4 beheld
4 beheld 6 ,
5 them 6 ,
6 , 7 when
6 , 8 they
7 when 8 they
8 they 10 into
9 passed 10 into
10 into 11 the
10 into 12 shadow
11 the 12 shadow
12 shadow 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 rocks
15 rocks 16 and
16 and 17 vanished
17 vanished 18 .

to comfort [myself] for truly [i] would [fain] have gazed a [while] [longer] [i] [made] acquaintance with a flock of [beach-birds] . 
1 to 2 comfort
2 comfort 4 for
4 for 22 .
5 truly 7 would
7 would 9 have
9 have 10 gazed
10 gazed 11 a
11 a 16 acquaintance
16 acquaintance 17 with
17 with 18 a
18 a 19 flock
19 flock 20 of
19 flock 22 .

yet , with a philosophy which mankind would do well to imitate , they drew a continual pleasure from their toil for a [subsistence] . 
1 yet 2 ,
2 , 3 with
3 with 4 a
4 a 5 philosophy
5 philosophy 6 which
5 philosophy 7 mankind
7 mankind 9 do
8 would 9 do
9 do 10 well
9 do 11 to
11 to 13 ,
12 imitate 13 ,
13 , 14 they
13 , 15 drew
14 they 15 drew
15 drew 16 a
15 drew 17 continual
16 a 17 continual
17 continual 19 from
18 pleasure 19 from
19 from 20 their
19 from 21 toil
21 toil 22 for
22 for 23 a
23 a 25 .

the sea was each little bird 's great playmate . 
1 the 2 sea
2 sea 4 each
3 was 4 each
4 each 5 little
4 each 6 bird
5 little 6 bird
6 bird 7 's
6 bird 8 great
8 great 9 playmate
8 great 10 .
9 playmate 10 .

but they floated as lightly as one of their own feathers on the breaking crest . 
1 but 2 they
2 they 3 floated
3 floated 4 as
3 floated 5 lightly
5 lightly 6 as
6 as 7 one
6 as 8 of
8 of 10 own
9 their 10 own
10 own 11 feathers
10 own 12 on
12 on 13 the
13 the 14 breaking
14 breaking 15 crest
15 crest 16 .

in their airy flutterings they seemed to rest on the evanescent spray . 
1 in 2 their
2 their 3 airy
3 airy 4 flutterings
4 flutterings 5 they
4 flutterings 6 seemed
6 seemed 7 to
6 seemed 8 rest
8 rest 9 on
8 rest 10 the
10 the 11 evanescent
11 evanescent 12 spray
12 spray 13 .

their images long-legged little figures with gray backs and snowy bosoms were seen as distinctly as the realities in the mirror of the glistening strand . 
1 their 2 images
2 images 4 little
3 long-legged 4 little
4 little 5 figures
4 little 6 with
6 with 7 gray
7 gray 8 backs
8 backs 9 and
9 and 11 bosoms
10 snowy 11 bosoms
11 bosoms 12 were
11 bosoms 13 seen
12 were 13 seen
13 seen 15 distinctly
14 as 15 distinctly
15 distinctly 17 the
16 as 17 the
17 the 19 in
18 realities 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 mirror
21 mirror 23 the
22 of 23 the
23 the 26 .
24 glistening 25 strand
25 strand 26 .

our tracks , being all discernible , will guide us with an observing consciousness through every unconscious wandering of thought and fancy . 
1 our 2 tracks
1 our 3 ,
2 tracks 3 ,
3 , 4 being
4 being 5 all
4 being 6 discernible
6 discernible 7 ,
6 discernible 8 will
7 , 8 will
8 will 10 us
9 guide 10 us
10 us 11 with
11 with 12 an
12 an 13 observing
12 an 14 consciousness
14 consciousness 15 through
14 consciousness 16 every
16 every 17 unconscious
17 unconscious 18 wandering
17 unconscious 19 of
18 wandering 19 of
19 of 20 thought
20 thought 21 and
21 and 23 .
22 fancy 23 .

here we followed the surf in its [reflux] to pick [up] a shell [which] the sea seemed loth to relinquish . 
1 here 10 pick
2 we 3 followed
3 followed 5 surf
4 the 5 surf
5 surf 6 in
6 in 7 its
7 its 9 to
9 to 10 pick
10 pick 12 a
12 a 13 shell
13 shell 15 the
15 the 16 sea
15 the 17 seemed
17 seemed 19 to
18 loth 19 to
19 to 20 relinquish
19 to 21 .

here we found a seaweed with an immense brown leaf , and trailed it behind us by its long snake-like stalk . 
1 here 2 we
2 we 4 a
3 found 4 a
4 a 5 seaweed
4 a 6 with
6 with 7 an
7 an 8 immense
7 an 9 brown
8 immense 9 brown
9 brown 10 leaf
10 leaf 12 and
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 trailed
12 and 14 it
14 it 15 behind
14 it 16 us
15 behind 16 us
16 us 18 its
17 by 18 its
18 its 19 long
18 its 20 snake-like
20 snake-like 21 stalk
20 snake-like 22 .

here we seized a live horseshoe by the tail , and counted the many claws of that queer monster . 
1 here 2 we
2 we 4 a
3 seized 4 a
4 a 5 live
4 a 6 horseshoe
6 horseshoe 8 the
7 by 8 the
8 the 9 tail
8 the 10 ,
9 tail 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 counted
11 and 13 the
13 the 14 many
13 the 15 claws
15 claws 16 of
16 of 17 that
17 that 18 queer
18 queer 19 monster
19 monster 20 .

here we dug into the sand for pebbles , and skipped them upon the surface of the water . 
1 here 2 we
2 we 3 dug
3 dug 4 into
4 into 5 the
5 the 6 sand
6 sand 8 pebbles
7 for 8 pebbles
8 pebbles 9 ,
8 pebbles 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 skipped
11 skipped 12 them
11 skipped 13 upon
13 upon 14 the
14 the 15 surface
15 surface 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 water
18 water 19 .

here we wet our feet while examining a jelly-fish which the waves , having just tossed it up , now sought to snatch away again . 
1 here 2 we
2 we 16 tossed
3 wet 5 feet
4 our 5 feet
5 feet 7 examining
6 while 7 examining
7 examining 8 a
7 examining 9 jelly-fish
9 jelly-fish 11 the
10 which 11 the
11 the 12 waves
11 the 13 ,
12 waves 13 ,
13 , 14 having
13 , 15 just
15 just 16 tossed
16 tossed 26 .
17 it 18 up
18 up 19 ,
19 , 21 sought
20 now 21 sought
21 sought 22 to
21 sought 23 snatch
23 snatch 25 again
24 away 25 again
25 again 26 .

such glances always make us wiser . 
1 such 2 glances
2 glances 3 always
2 glances 4 make
4 make 5 us
5 us 6 wiser
6 wiser 7 .

this [extensive] beach [affords] room for another pleasant [pastime] . 
1 this 3 beach
3 beach 10 .
5 room 6 for
6 for 7 another
6 for 8 pleasant
8 pleasant 10 .

with your staff you may write [verses] [love-verses] [if] [they] [please] you [best] and [consecrate] them with a woman 's name . 
1 with 2 your
2 your 3 staff
3 staff 4 you
4 you 5 may
4 you 6 write
6 write 12 you
12 you 22 .
14 and 16 them
16 them 17 with
17 with 18 a
17 with 19 woman
19 woman 20 's
19 woman 21 name
21 name 22 .

stir [not] [hence] till the record be effaced . 
1 stir 4 till
4 till 5 the
5 the 6 record
6 record 7 be
7 be 8 effaced
8 effaced 9 .

child's-play becomes magnificent on so grand a scale . 
1 child's-play 2 becomes
2 becomes 3 magnificent
2 becomes 4 on
3 magnificent 4 on
4 on 5 so
4 on 6 grand
5 so 6 grand
6 grand 7 a
6 grand 8 scale
8 scale 9 .

but , after all , the most fascinating employment is simply to write your name in the sand . 
1 but 2 ,
2 , 4 all
3 after 4 all
4 all 5 ,
5 , 6 the
6 the 7 most
7 most 9 employment
8 fascinating 9 employment
9 employment 10 is
9 employment 11 simply
11 simply 12 to
12 to 13 write
12 to 14 your
14 your 15 name
15 name 16 in
16 in 17 the
17 the 18 sand
18 sand 19 .

statesmen and warriors and poets have spent their strength in no better cause [than] [this] . 
1 statesmen 16 .
2 and 4 and
3 warriors 4 and
4 and 6 have
5 poets 6 have
6 have 7 spent
6 have 8 their
8 their 9 strength
9 strength 10 in
9 strength 11 no
11 no 12 better
11 no 13 cause
13 cause 16 .

is it accomplished ? 
1 is 2 it
2 it 3 accomplished
3 accomplished 4 ?

return , then , in an hour or two , and seek for this mighty record of a name . 
1 return 2 ,
2 , 3 then
3 then 4 ,
4 , 5 in
5 in 6 an
6 an 7 hour
7 hour 8 or
7 hour 9 two
9 two 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 seek
12 seek 13 for
13 for 14 this
14 this 15 mighty
14 this 16 record
16 record 17 of
16 record 18 a
17 of 18 a
18 a 19 name
18 a 20 .

the sea will have swept over it , even as time rolls its effacing waves over the names of statesmen and warriors and poets . 
1 the 2 sea
1 the 3 will
2 sea 3 will
3 will 4 have
4 have 5 swept
4 have 6 over
6 over 7 it
6 over 8 ,
7 it 8 ,
8 , 10 as
9 even 10 as
10 as 11 time
11 time 12 rolls
12 rolls 13 its
12 rolls 14 effacing
14 effacing 15 waves
14 effacing 16 over
16 over 17 the
17 the 18 names
17 the 19 of
19 of 20 statesmen
20 statesmen 21 and
20 statesmen 22 warriors
22 warriors 24 poets
23 and 24 poets
24 poets 25 .

hark ! the surf-wave laughs at you . 
1 hark 2 !
2 ! 3 the
2 ! 4 surf-wave
4 surf-wave 5 laughs
4 surf-wave 6 at
6 at 8 .
7 you 8 .

the rocks rise in every variety of attitude . 
1 the 2 rocks
2 rocks 4 in
3 rise 4 in
4 in 6 variety
5 every 6 variety
6 variety 7 of
6 variety 8 attitude
8 attitude 9 .

how many a thing has troubled me with that same idea ! 
1 how 2 many
2 many 3 a
3 a 4 thing
4 thing 5 has
4 thing 6 troubled
6 troubled 7 me
6 troubled 8 with
8 with 9 that
8 with 10 same
10 same 12 !
11 idea 12 !

pass on and leave it unexplained . 
1 pass 2 on
2 on 3 and
2 on 4 leave
4 leave 5 it
5 it 6 unexplained
5 it 7 .
6 unexplained 7 .

how sharply and with what harsh clamor does the sea rake back the pebbles as it momentarily withdraws into its own depths ! 
1 how 2 sharply
2 sharply 3 and
2 sharply 4 with
4 with 5 what
4 with 6 harsh
6 harsh 8 does
7 clamor 8 does
8 does 9 the
8 does 10 sea
9 the 10 sea
10 sea 11 rake
10 sea 12 back
12 back 14 pebbles
13 the 14 pebbles
14 pebbles 15 as
14 pebbles 16 it
16 it 17 momentarily
16 it 18 withdraws
18 withdraws 19 into
18 withdraws 20 its
20 its 21 own
20 its 22 depths
22 depths 23 !

they heap the chasm with a snow-drift of foam and spray . 
1 they 2 heap
2 heap 3 the
2 heap 4 chasm
4 chasm 5 with
4 chasm 6 a
6 a 8 of
7 snow-drift 8 of
8 of 9 foam
9 foam 10 and
10 and 11 spray
11 spray 12 .

and what a contrast to look through the stormy chasm and catch a glimpse of the calm bright sea beyond ! 
1 and 21 !
2 what 3 a
2 what 4 contrast
4 contrast 5 to
4 contrast 6 look
6 look 7 through
7 through 8 the
8 the 10 chasm
9 stormy 10 chasm
10 chasm 11 and
10 chasm 12 catch
12 catch 14 glimpse
13 a 14 glimpse
14 glimpse 16 the
15 of 16 the
16 the 17 calm
16 the 18 bright
18 bright 19 sea
18 bright 20 beyond
20 beyond 21 !

many interesting discoveries may be made among these broken cliffs . 
1 many 11 .
2 interesting 4 may
3 discoveries 4 may
4 may 5 be
4 may 6 made
5 be 6 made
6 made 7 among
6 made 8 these
7 among 8 these
8 these 9 broken
8 these 10 cliffs
10 cliffs 11 .

some leviathan of former ages had used this ponderous mass as a jaw-bone . 
1 some 2 leviathan
2 leviathan 3 of
3 of 5 ages
4 former 5 ages
5 ages 7 used
6 had 7 used
7 used 9 ponderous
8 this 9 ponderous
9 ponderous 10 mass
10 mass 11 as
10 mass 12 a
12 a 13 jaw-bone
13 jaw-bone 14 .

these , these are the warm realities of [those] three visionary shapes that flitted from me on the beach . 
1 these 5 the
2 , 3 these
3 these 4 are
4 are 5 the
5 the 8 of
6 warm 7 realities
7 realities 8 of
8 of 19 beach
10 three 12 shapes
11 visionary 12 shapes
12 shapes 14 flitted
13 that 14 flitted
14 flitted 15 from
14 flitted 16 me
16 me 18 the
17 on 18 the
18 the 19 beach
19 beach 20 .

hark their merry voices as they toss up the water with their feet ! 
1 hark 2 their
2 their 3 merry
2 their 4 voices
3 merry 4 voices
4 voices 6 they
5 as 6 they
6 they 7 toss
6 they 8 up
7 toss 8 up
8 up 10 water
9 the 10 water
10 water 11 with
10 water 12 their
11 with 12 their
12 their 13 feet
13 feet 14 !

they have not seen me . 
1 they 2 have
2 have 3 not
3 not 4 seen
4 seen 6 .
5 me 6 .

i must shrink behind this rock and steal away again . 
1 i 2 must
2 must 4 behind
3 shrink 4 behind
4 behind 6 rock
5 this 6 rock
6 rock 7 and
6 rock 8 steal
7 and 8 steal
8 steal 9 away
8 steal 10 again
10 again 11 .

i would do battle for it even with the churl that should produce the title-deeds . 
1 i 2 would
2 would 3 do
3 do 5 for
4 battle 5 for
5 for 7 even
6 it 7 even
7 even 9 the
8 with 9 the
9 the 10 churl
10 churl 11 that
10 churl 12 should
11 that 12 should
12 should 13 produce
12 should 14 the
13 produce 14 the
14 the 15 title-deeds
15 title-deeds 16 .

have not my musings melted into its rocky walls and sandy floor and made them a portion of myself ? 
1 have 2 not
2 not 4 musings
3 my 4 musings
4 musings 5 melted
4 musings 6 into
5 melted 6 into
6 into 8 rocky
7 its 8 rocky
8 rocky 9 walls
8 rocky 10 and
9 walls 10 and
10 and 11 sandy
10 and 12 floor
12 floor 13 and
13 and 14 made
14 made 15 them
15 them 16 a
16 a 18 of
17 portion 18 of
18 of 20 ?
19 myself 20 ?

at this autumnal season the precipice is decked with variegated splendor . 
1 at 2 this
2 this 3 autumnal
2 this 4 season
4 season 5 the
4 season 6 precipice
6 precipice 8 decked
7 is 8 decked
8 decked 10 variegated
9 with 10 variegated
10 variegated 11 splendor
10 variegated 12 .
11 splendor 12 .

a rill of [water] [trickles] down the cliff and fills a little [cistern] [near] the base . 
1 a 2 rill
2 rill 3 of
2 rill 10 fills
3 of 8 cliff
6 down 7 the
7 the 8 cliff
8 cliff 9 and
10 fills 11 a
11 a 12 little
12 little 17 .
15 the 16 base
16 base 17 .

i drain it at a draught , and find it fresh and pure . 
1 i 2 drain
2 drain 3 it
3 it 4 at
4 at 5 a
5 a 6 draught
6 draught 8 and
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 find
8 and 10 it
10 it 11 fresh
11 fresh 12 and
12 and 13 pure
13 pure 14 .

this recess shall be my [dining-hall] . 
1 this 2 recess
1 this 3 shall
3 shall 4 be
4 be 5 my
5 my 7 .

and what the feast ? 
1 and 2 what
2 what 3 the
3 the 4 feast
4 feast 5 ?

there is a magic in this spot . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 magic
4 magic 5 in
5 in 6 this
6 this 7 spot
7 spot 8 .

here , [should] [i] will it , [i] can summon up a single shade and be myself her lover . 
1 here 2 ,
2 , 5 will
5 will 6 it
6 it 7 ,
7 , 16 be
9 can 10 summon
10 summon 11 up
11 up 12 a
12 a 13 single
13 single 14 shade
14 shade 15 and
15 and 16 be
16 be 17 myself
16 be 20 .
18 her 19 lover
19 lover 20 .

yes , dreamer , but your lonely heart will be the colder for such fancies . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
3 dreamer 4 ,
4 , 5 but
4 , 6 your
5 but 6 your
6 your 7 lonely
6 your 8 heart
8 heart 10 be
9 will 10 be
10 be 11 the
10 be 12 colder
12 colder 14 such
13 for 14 such
14 such 15 fancies
14 such 16 .

would that my hiding-place were lonelier , so that the [past] [might] [not] [find] [me] [!] 
1 would 3 my
2 that 3 my
3 my 5 were
4 hiding-place 5 were
5 were 6 lonelier
6 lonelier 7 ,
6 lonelier 8 so
8 so 9 that
8 so 10 the

of what mysteries is it telling ? 
1 of 2 what
2 what 3 mysteries
3 mysteries 4 is
3 mysteries 5 it
5 it 6 telling
6 telling 7 ?

of sunken ships and whereabouts they lie ? 
1 of 2 sunken
1 of 3 ships
3 ships 5 whereabouts
4 and 5 whereabouts
5 whereabouts 6 they
6 they 7 lie
7 lie 8 ?

nothing of all this . 
1 nothing 2 of
2 of 3 all
3 all 4 this
4 this 5 .

what , then ? 
1 what 2 ,
2 , 4 ?
3 then 4 ?

has it talked for so many ages and meant nothing all the while ? 
1 has 2 it
1 has 3 talked
3 talked 5 so
4 for 5 so
5 so 6 many
5 so 7 ages
7 ages 8 and
7 ages 9 meant
9 meant 10 nothing
9 meant 11 all
11 all 12 the
11 all 13 while
12 the 13 while
13 while 14 ?

yet how would the merchant sneer at me ! 
1 yet 2 how
2 how 3 would
2 how 4 the
3 would 4 the
4 the 5 merchant
4 the 6 sneer
6 sneer 7 at
7 at 8 me
8 me 9 !

and , after all , can such philosophy be true ? 
1 and 2 ,
2 , 3 after
3 after 4 all
4 all 5 ,
4 all 6 can
5 , 6 can
6 can 7 such
6 can 8 philosophy
8 philosophy 9 be
9 be 10 true
9 be 11 ?

methinks [i] could find a thousand arguments [against] it . 
1 methinks 10 .
3 could 4 find
4 find 5 a
5 a 6 thousand
6 thousand 7 arguments
6 thousand 10 .
7 arguments 9 it

my [maiden-speech] is a triumphant [one] , for the gentleman in seaweed has nothing to offer in reply save an immitigable roaring . 
1 my 3 is
3 is 5 triumphant
4 a 5 triumphant
5 triumphant 7 ,
7 , 8 for
8 for 9 the
9 the 10 gentleman
10 gentleman 11 in
11 in 12 seaweed
11 in 13 has
13 has 15 to
14 nothing 15 to
15 to 17 in
16 offer 17 in
17 in 18 reply
17 in 19 save
18 reply 19 save
19 save 20 an
19 save 21 immitigable
21 immitigable 23 .
22 roaring 23 .

his voice , indeed , will be heard a long while after mine is hushed . 
1 his 2 voice
1 his 3 ,
2 voice 3 ,
3 , 4 indeed
4 indeed 5 ,
5 , 6 will
5 , 7 be
7 be 8 heard
8 heard 10 long
9 a 10 long
10 long 11 while
10 long 12 after
12 after 14 is
13 mine 14 is
14 is 15 hushed
14 is 16 .
15 hushed 16 .

once [more] [i] [shout] and the cliffs reverberate the sound . 
1 once 5 and
5 and 6 the
6 the 7 cliffs
7 cliffs 8 reverberate
8 reverberate 9 the
9 the 11 .
10 sound 11 .

but hush ! 
1 but 3 !
2 hush 3 !

be silent , my good friend ! 
1 be 2 silent
2 silent 3 ,
3 , 4 my
4 my 6 friend
5 good 6 friend
6 friend 7 !

whence comes that stifled laughter ? 
1 whence 3 that
2 comes 3 that
3 that 5 laughter
4 stifled 5 laughter
5 laughter 6 ?

it was musical , but how should there be such music in my solitude ? 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 musical
3 musical 4 ,
4 , 5 but
5 but 6 how
6 how 7 should
7 should 8 there
7 should 9 be
9 be 10 such
9 be 11 music
10 such 11 music
11 music 13 my
12 in 13 my
13 my 14 solitude
13 my 15 ?
14 solitude 15 ?

looking [upward] [,] [i] [catch] a glimpse of [three] faces peeping from the summit of the cliff like angels between me and their native sky . 
1 looking 6 a
6 a 7 glimpse
7 glimpse 8 of
8 of 10 faces
10 faces 11 peeping
11 peeping 12 from
12 from 13 the
13 the 14 summit
14 summit 15 of
14 summit 16 the
15 of 16 the
16 the 17 cliff
16 the 18 like
17 cliff 18 like
18 like 19 angels
18 like 20 between
20 between 21 me
20 between 22 and
22 and 23 their
22 and 24 native
24 native 25 sky
25 sky 26 .

let [us] [keep] [each] [other] 's secrets . 
1 let 6 's
6 's 8 .
7 secrets 8 .

the sunshine has now passed from my hermitage , except a gleam upon the sand just where it meets the sea . 
1 the 2 sunshine
2 sunshine 3 has
2 sunshine 4 now
3 has 4 now
4 now 5 passed
4 now 6 from
6 from 7 my
6 from 8 hermitage
7 my 8 hermitage
8 hermitage 9 ,
8 hermitage 10 except
10 except 11 a
11 a 13 upon
12 gleam 13 upon
13 upon 14 the
13 upon 15 sand
15 sand 16 just
16 just 17 where
16 just 18 it
18 it 19 meets
18 it 20 the
20 the 21 sea
21 sea 22 .

a crowd of gloomy fantasies will come and haunt [me] [if] [i] tarry longer here in the darkening twilight of these gray rocks . 
1 a 2 crowd
2 crowd 3 of
2 crowd 4 gloomy
3 of 4 gloomy
4 gloomy 5 fantasies
4 gloomy 6 will
5 fantasies 6 will
6 will 7 come
6 will 8 and
8 and 9 haunt
9 haunt 17 the
13 tarry 14 longer
14 longer 15 here
14 longer 16 in
15 here 16 in
16 in 17 the
17 the 18 darkening
17 the 20 of
18 darkening 19 twilight
20 of 22 gray
21 these 22 gray
22 gray 23 rocks
22 gray 24 .
23 rocks 24 .

this is a dismal place in some moods of the mind . 
1 this 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 dismal
4 dismal 6 in
5 place 6 in
6 in 7 some
7 some 9 of
8 moods 9 of
9 of 10 the
9 of 11 mind
10 the 11 mind
11 mind 12 .

yes , [say] the word outright : self-sufficient to our own happiness . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 4 the
4 the 6 outright
5 word 6 outright
6 outright 7 :
7 : 8 self-sufficient
7 : 9 to
8 self-sufficient 9 to
9 to 10 our
9 to 11 own
10 our 11 own
11 own 12 happiness
11 own 13 .
12 happiness 13 .

how [lonesome] looks the recess now , and dreary too , like all other spots where happiness has been ! 
1 how 3 looks
3 looks 4 the
4 the 5 recess
5 recess 6 now
6 now 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 dreary
9 dreary 11 ,
10 too 11 ,
11 , 12 like
11 , 13 all
13 all 14 other
13 all 15 spots
15 spots 16 where
15 spots 17 happiness
17 happiness 19 been
18 has 19 been
19 been 20 !

there lies my shadow in the departing sunshine with its head upon the sea . 
1 there 2 lies
2 lies 3 my
2 lies 4 shadow
4 shadow 6 the
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 departing
6 the 8 sunshine
7 departing 8 sunshine
8 sunshine 9 with
8 sunshine 10 its
9 with 10 its
10 its 11 head
10 its 12 upon
12 upon 14 sea
13 the 14 sea
14 sea 15 .

i will pelt it with pebbles . 
1 i 2 will
2 will 3 pelt
2 will 4 it
4 it 5 with
5 with 6 pebbles
5 with 7 .
6 pebbles 7 .

a hit ! a [hit] [!] 
1 a 2 hit
2 hit 3 !
2 hit 4 a

i clap my hands in triumph , and see my shadow clapping its unreal hands and claiming the triumph for itself . 
1 i 2 clap
2 clap 4 hands
3 my 4 hands
4 hands 5 in
4 hands 6 triumph
5 in 6 triumph
6 triumph 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 see
9 see 10 my
10 my 12 clapping
11 shadow 12 clapping
12 clapping 13 its
12 clapping 14 unreal
14 unreal 15 hands
14 unreal 16 and
15 hands 16 and
16 and 18 the
17 claiming 18 the
18 the 19 triumph
19 triumph 20 for
20 for 21 itself
21 itself 22 .

what [a] [simpleton] [must] [i] have been all day , since my own shadow makes a mock of my fooleries ! 
1 what 6 have
6 have 7 been
7 been 8 all
7 been 9 day
9 day 10 ,
9 day 11 since
10 , 11 since
11 since 13 own
12 my 13 own
13 own 14 shadow
13 own 15 makes
14 shadow 15 makes
15 makes 17 mock
16 a 17 mock
17 mock 18 of
17 mock 19 my
18 of 19 my
19 my 21 !
20 fooleries 21 !

homeward ! homeward ! 
1 homeward 2 !
2 ! 3 homeward
3 homeward 4 !

it is time to hasten home . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 time
3 time 4 to
4 to 6 home
5 hasten 6 home
6 home 7 .

the distant [sails] appear astray and not of earth in their [remoteness] amid the desolate waste . 
1 the 2 distant
2 distant 4 appear
4 appear 5 astray
4 appear 6 and
5 astray 6 and
6 and 8 of
7 not 8 of
8 of 9 earth
8 of 10 in
10 in 11 their
11 their 17 .
13 amid 14 the
14 the 15 desolate
15 desolate 16 waste
15 desolate 17 .

my spirit wanders forth afar , but finds no resting-place and comes shivering back [.] 
1 my 2 spirit
2 spirit 4 forth
3 wanders 4 forth
4 forth 5 afar
4 forth 6 ,
5 afar 6 ,
6 , 7 but
6 , 8 finds
8 finds 9 no
8 finds 10 resting-place
10 resting-place 12 comes
11 and 12 comes
12 comes 13 shivering
12 comes 14 back

it is time that [i] were [hence] . 
1 it 2 is
1 it 8 .
2 is 3 time
3 time 4 that
6 were 8 .

such companionship works an effect upon a man 's character as if he had been admitted to the society of creatures that are not mortal . 
1 such 2 companionship
2 companionship 4 an
3 works 4 an
4 an 5 effect
4 an 6 upon
5 effect 6 upon
6 upon 7 a
7 a 8 man
8 man 9 's
9 's 10 character
10 character 11 as
11 as 12 if
12 if 13 he
13 he 14 had
14 had 15 been
15 been 17 to
16 admitted 17 to
17 to 19 society
18 the 19 society
19 society 20 of
20 of 21 creatures
21 creatures 22 that
22 that 23 are
23 are 24 not
24 not 26 .
25 mortal 26 .

i shall think my own thoughts and feel my own emotions and possess my individuality unviolated . 
1 i 2 shall
2 shall 3 think
2 shall 4 my
4 my 6 thoughts
5 own 6 thoughts
6 thoughts 8 feel
7 and 8 feel
8 feel 9 my
8 feel 10 own
9 my 10 own
10 own 11 emotions
11 emotions 13 possess
12 and 13 possess
13 possess 14 my
13 possess 15 individuality
15 individuality 16 unviolated
15 individuality 17 .

but it is good at the eve of such a day to feel and know that there are men and women in the world . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 good
4 good 5 at
5 at 6 the
5 at 7 eve
6 the 7 eve
7 eve 9 such
8 of 9 such
9 such 11 day
10 a 11 day
11 day 12 to
11 day 13 feel
13 feel 14 and
13 feel 15 know
14 and 15 know
15 know 17 there
16 that 17 there
17 there 18 are
17 there 19 men
19 men 20 and
19 men 21 women
21 women 22 in
21 women 23 the
22 in 23 the
23 the 25 .
24 world 25 .

the three visionary girls are likewise there . 
1 the 2 three
2 three 3 visionary
3 visionary 4 girls
4 girls 5 are
5 are 7 there
6 likewise 7 there
7 there 8 .

come down and sup with us ! " 
1 come 2 down
2 down 3 and
2 down 4 sup
3 and 4 sup
4 sup 5 with
4 sup 6 us
6 us 7 !
6 us 8 "
7 ! 8 "

the ladies wave their handkerchiefs . 
1 the 2 ladies
1 the 3 wave
3 wave 5 handkerchiefs
4 their 5 handkerchiefs
5 handkerchiefs 6 .

can [i] [decline] ? 
1 can 4 ?

no ; and be it owned , after all my solitary joys , that this is the sweetest moment of a day by the seashore . 
1 no 2 ;
2 ; 3 and
2 ; 4 be
4 be 5 it
5 it 7 ,
6 owned 7 ,
7 , 8 after
8 after 9 all
9 all 10 my
10 my 12 joys
11 solitary 12 joys
12 joys 13 ,
13 , 15 this
14 that 15 this
15 this 16 is
15 this 17 the
16 is 17 the
17 the 18 sweetest
17 the 19 moment
19 moment 21 a
20 of 21 a
21 a 23 by
22 day 23 by
23 by 24 the
24 the 25 seashore
25 seashore 26 .

[edward] [fane's] [rosebud] [.] 

some old people especially women so age-worn and woeful are they , seem never to have been young and gay . 
1 some 2 old
1 some 3 people
3 people 5 women
4 especially 5 women
5 women 6 so
6 so 7 age-worn
7 age-worn 9 woeful
8 and 9 woeful
9 woeful 10 are
10 are 11 they
10 are 12 ,
11 they 12 ,
12 , 13 seem
12 , 14 never
14 never 15 to
15 to 16 have
16 have 17 been
17 been 21 .
18 young 19 and
19 and 20 gay
20 gay 21 .

wrinkles and furrows , the handwriting of [time] , may thus be deciphered and found to contain deep lessons of thought and feeling . 
1 wrinkles 2 and
1 wrinkles 3 furrows
3 furrows 4 ,
4 , 5 the
5 the 6 handwriting
6 handwriting 7 of
7 of 9 ,
9 , 10 may
10 may 12 be
11 thus 12 be
12 be 14 and
13 deciphered 14 and
14 and 15 found
14 and 16 to
16 to 18 deep
17 contain 18 deep
18 deep 19 lessons
19 lessons 20 of
20 of 21 thought
21 thought 22 and
22 and 23 feeling
23 feeling 24 .

now she sips , now stirs , now sips again . 
1 now 2 she
2 she 3 sips
2 she 4 ,
4 , 5 now
4 , 6 stirs
6 stirs 8 now
7 , 8 now
8 now 9 sips
8 now 10 again
10 again 11 .

it is strange that men should deem that fount a fable , when its liquor fills more bottles than the [congress-water] . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 strange
2 is 4 that
4 that 6 should
5 men 6 should
6 should 8 that
7 deem 8 that
8 that 9 fount
8 that 10 a
9 fount 10 a
10 a 11 fable
11 fable 13 when
12 , 13 when
13 when 14 its
13 when 15 liquor
15 liquor 16 fills
15 liquor 17 more
17 more 18 bottles
17 more 19 than
19 than 20 the
20 the 22 .

get you gone , [age] and [widowhood] ! 
1 get 2 you
2 you 3 gone
3 gone 4 ,
4 , 6 and
6 and 8 !

come back , unwedded [youth] ! 
1 come 2 back
2 back 4 unwedded
3 , 4 unwedded
4 unwedded 6 !

but , alas ! the charm will not work . 
1 but 2 ,
2 , 3 alas
3 alas 4 !
4 ! 5 the
5 the 6 charm
6 charm 7 will
7 will 8 not
8 not 10 .
9 work 10 .

these early lovers thought to have walked hand in hand through life . 
1 these 3 lovers
2 early 3 lovers
3 lovers 4 thought
4 thought 5 to
5 to 7 walked
6 have 7 walked
7 walked 8 hand
8 hand 9 in
9 in 10 hand
10 hand 11 through
11 through 12 life
11 through 13 .

she was but three years old . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 but
2 was 4 three
3 but 4 three
4 three 5 years
4 three 6 old
5 years 6 old
6 old 7 .

but when the sods were laid on little [mary] , the [heart] of [rose] was troubled . 
1 but 2 when
2 when 3 the
2 when 4 sods
4 sods 5 were
4 sods 6 laid
6 laid 7 on
7 on 8 little
8 little 10 ,
10 , 11 the
11 the 13 of
13 of 15 was
15 was 17 .
16 troubled 17 .

how many a greeting since ! 
1 how 2 many
2 many 3 a
3 a 5 since
4 greeting 5 since
5 since 6 !

the rosebud was destined never to bloom for [edward] [fane] . 
1 the 2 rosebud
2 rosebud 11 .
3 was 4 destined
4 destined 5 never
4 destined 6 to
6 to 7 bloom
7 bloom 8 for
8 for 11 .

his mother was a rich and haughty dame with all the aristocratic prejudices of colonial times . 
1 his 2 mother
2 mother 3 was
3 was 4 a
4 a 5 rich
5 rich 6 and
5 rich 7 haughty
7 haughty 9 with
8 dame 9 with
9 with 10 all
10 all 11 the
11 the 12 aristocratic
12 aristocratic 13 prejudices
13 prejudices 14 of
13 prejudices 15 colonial
15 colonial 16 times
16 times 17 .

the lovers parted , and have seldom met again . 
1 the 2 lovers
2 lovers 3 parted
2 lovers 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 have
6 have 7 seldom
7 seldom 9 again
8 met 9 again
9 again 10 .

she went to her bridegroom 's arms with [bitterer] tears , they say , than young girls ought to shed at the threshold of the [bridal-chamber] . 
1 she 3 to
2 went 3 to
3 to 4 her
4 her 5 bridegroom
5 bridegroom 6 's
6 's 7 arms
7 arms 22 the
8 with 10 tears
10 tears 11 ,
11 , 12 they
12 they 13 say
13 say 14 ,
14 , 15 than
15 than 16 young
16 young 17 girls
16 young 18 ought
18 ought 19 to
18 ought 20 shed
20 shed 21 at
20 shed 22 the
22 the 23 threshold
22 the 27 .
23 threshold 24 of
24 of 25 the

he was all she had to love ; there were no children . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 all
3 all 4 she
4 she 6 to
5 had 6 to
6 to 8 ;
7 love 8 ;
8 ; 9 there
9 there 10 were
9 there 11 no
10 were 11 no
11 no 13 .
12 children 13 .

we must pardon his pretty wife if she sometimes blushed to own him . 
1 we 2 must
2 must 4 his
3 pardon 4 his
4 his 5 pretty
4 his 6 wife
5 pretty 6 wife
6 wife 7 if
6 wife 8 she
8 she 9 sometimes
8 she 10 blushed
10 blushed 12 own
11 to 12 own
12 own 13 him
12 own 14 .

his mind was palsied with his body ; its utmost energy was peevishness . 
1 his 2 mind
2 mind 4 palsied
3 was 4 palsied
4 palsied 5 with
5 with 6 his
5 with 7 body
7 body 8 ;
7 body 9 its
9 its 10 utmost
9 its 11 energy
11 energy 12 was
12 was 14 .
13 peevishness 14 .

but [rose] was with him in the tomb . 
1 but 3 was
3 was 7 the
4 with 5 him
5 him 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 9 .
8 tomb 9 .

how [long] [poor] [mr] [toothaker] [was] [kept] [in] misery ! 
1 how 9 misery
9 misery 10 !

" this bedridden wretch cannot escape me , " quoth [death] . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 4 wretch
3 bedridden 4 wretch
4 wretch 6 escape
5 cannot 6 escape
6 escape 7 me
6 escape 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 quoth
10 quoth 12 .

but no ; we have no right to [ascribe] such a wish to [our] [friend] [rose] . 
1 but 2 no
2 no 3 ;
3 ; 4 we
4 we 5 have
5 have 6 no
5 have 7 right
6 no 7 right
7 right 8 to
8 to 17 .
10 such 11 a
11 a 12 wish
11 a 17 .
12 wish 13 to

she never failed in a wife 's duty to her poor sick husband . 
1 she 2 never
2 never 4 in
3 failed 4 in
4 in 5 a
4 in 6 wife
6 wife 7 's
6 wife 8 duty
8 duty 10 her
9 to 10 her
10 her 11 poor
10 her 12 sick
12 sick 13 husband
13 husband 14 .

come put a blanket on my feet ! " 
1 come 9 "
2 put 4 blanket
3 a 4 blanket
4 blanket 5 on
4 blanket 6 my
6 my 8 !
7 feet 8 !
8 ! 9 "

so now the [rosebud] was the widow [toothaker] . 
1 so 2 now
2 now 3 the
3 the 5 was
5 was 6 the
6 the 7 widow
7 widow 9 .

her troubles had come early , and , tedious as they seemed , had passed before all her bloom was fled . 
1 her 2 troubles
2 troubles 4 come
3 had 4 come
4 come 5 early
4 come 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 ,
8 , 10 as
9 tedious 10 as
10 as 11 they
10 as 12 seemed
12 seemed 13 ,
13 , 14 had
13 , 15 passed
15 passed 16 before
15 passed 17 all
17 all 18 her
18 her 19 bloom
18 her 20 was
20 was 21 fled
21 fled 22 .

but the [widow] [toothaker] had no such [projects] . 
1 but 2 the
1 but 9 .
2 the 5 had
5 had 6 no
6 no 7 such

when the palsied old man was gone , even her early lover could not have supplied his place . 
1 when 2 the
2 the 3 palsied
2 the 4 old
4 old 6 was
5 man 6 was
6 was 7 gone
7 gone 8 ,
7 gone 9 even
9 even 10 her
9 even 11 early
11 early 12 lover
12 lover 13 could
12 lover 14 not
13 could 14 not
14 not 15 have
15 have 16 supplied
15 have 17 his
16 supplied 17 his
17 his 18 place
17 his 19 .
18 place 19 .

she missed the fragrance of the doctor 's stuff . 
1 she 2 missed
2 missed 3 the
3 the 4 fragrance
3 the 5 of
4 fragrance 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 doctor
7 doctor 8 's
8 's 9 stuff
9 stuff 10 .

she walked the chamber with a noiseless footfall . 
1 she 2 walked
2 walked 3 the
3 the 4 chamber
4 chamber 5 with
5 with 6 a
6 a 7 noiseless
6 a 8 footfall
8 footfall 9 .

if visitors came in , she spoke in soft and soothing accents , and was startled and shocked [by] [their] [loud] [voices] . 
1 if 23 .
2 visitors 3 came
3 came 5 ,
4 in 5 ,
5 , 6 she
5 , 7 spoke
7 spoke 8 in
7 spoke 9 soft
9 soft 10 and
10 and 11 soothing
10 and 12 accents
12 accents 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 was
15 was 16 startled
16 startled 17 and
17 and 18 shocked
18 shocked 23 .

then went her thoughts sadly to her husband 's grave . 
1 then 2 went
1 then 3 her
3 her 5 sadly
4 thoughts 5 sadly
5 sadly 6 to
5 sadly 7 her
7 her 8 husband
7 her 9 's
8 husband 9 's
9 's 10 grave
10 grave 11 .

at length she recognized her destiny . 
1 at 2 length
2 length 3 she
3 she 4 recognized
4 recognized 5 her
5 her 6 destiny
6 destiny 7 .

and [nurse] [toothaker] alone , with her own [shrivelled] lips , could make known her experience in that capacity . 
1 and 7 her
4 alone 5 ,
5 , 6 with
6 with 7 her
7 her 8 own
8 own 10 lips
10 lips 11 ,
11 , 20 .
12 could 13 make
13 make 15 her
14 known 15 her
15 her 16 experience
15 her 17 in
16 experience 17 in
17 in 19 capacity
18 that 19 capacity
19 capacity 20 .

what a history might she record of the great sicknesses in which she has gone hand in hand with the exterminating angel ! 
1 what 2 a
2 a 3 history
2 a 4 might
4 might 5 she
5 she 6 record
5 she 7 of
6 record 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 great
9 great 10 sicknesses
10 sicknesses 11 in
11 in 12 which
12 which 13 she
13 she 15 gone
14 has 15 gone
15 gone 16 hand
15 gone 17 in
16 hand 17 in
17 in 18 hand
17 in 19 with
19 with 21 exterminating
20 the 21 exterminating
21 exterminating 23 !
22 angel 23 !

she remembers when the small-pox hoisted a red banner on almost every house along the street . 
1 she 2 remembers
1 she 3 when
3 when 5 small-pox
4 the 5 small-pox
5 small-pox 6 hoisted
5 small-pox 7 a
6 hoisted 7 a
7 a 9 banner
8 red 9 banner
9 banner 10 on
9 banner 11 almost
10 on 11 almost
11 almost 12 every
11 almost 13 house
13 house 14 along
13 house 15 the
14 along 15 the
15 the 17 .
16 street 17 .

where would be [death] ['s] [triumph] if none [lived] to weep ? 
1 where 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 12 ?
7 if 8 none
8 none 10 to
10 to 11 weep
11 weep 12 ?

strange [that] [such] [black] [mischief] [should] [lurk] in a maiden 's grave ! 
1 strange 8 in
8 in 9 a
9 a 10 maiden
10 maiden 11 's
11 's 12 grave
12 grave 13 !

tell us , thou fearful woman ; tell us the [death-secrets] . 
1 tell 2 us
2 us 4 thou
3 , 4 thou
4 thou 5 fearful
4 thou 6 woman
5 fearful 6 woman
6 woman 7 ;
7 ; 8 tell
7 ; 9 us
8 tell 9 us
9 us 10 the
10 the 12 .

fain [would] [i] [search] out the meaning of words faintly gasped with [intermingled] sobs and [broken] [sentences] [half-audibly] spoken between earth and the [judgment-seat] . 
1 fain 5 out
5 out 6 the
6 the 7 meaning
6 the 8 of
8 of 9 words
8 of 10 faintly
10 faintly 11 gasped
10 faintly 12 with
11 gasped 12 with
12 with 14 sobs
14 sobs 15 and
15 and 19 spoken
19 spoken 25 .
20 between 21 earth
21 earth 22 and
21 earth 23 the
22 and 23 the
23 the 25 .

an awful [woman] [!] 
1 an 2 awful

she is the patron-saint of young physicians and the bosom-friend of old ones . 
1 she 2 is
2 is 3 the
3 the 5 of
4 patron-saint 5 of
5 of 6 young
6 young 7 physicians
7 physicians 9 the
8 and 9 the
9 the 10 bosom-friend
10 bosom-friend 11 of
11 of 12 old
12 old 14 .
13 ones 14 .

death himself has met her at so many a bedside that he puts [forth] his bony hand to greet [nurse] [toothaker] . 
1 death 2 himself
2 himself 3 has
2 himself 4 met
3 has 4 met
4 met 5 her
4 met 6 at
5 her 6 at
6 at 7 so
6 at 8 many
7 so 8 many
8 many 9 a
9 a 10 bedside
9 a 11 that
11 that 12 he
12 he 13 puts
13 puts 15 his
13 puts 19 greet
15 his 16 bony
15 his 17 hand
17 hand 18 to
19 greet 22 .

she is an awful woman . 
1 she 2 is
2 is 3 an
3 an 4 awful
4 awful 6 .
5 woman 6 .

by her long communion with woe has she not forfeited her inheritance of immortal joy ? 
1 by 2 her
1 by 3 long
3 long 5 with
4 communion 5 with
5 with 6 woe
5 with 7 has
7 has 8 she
7 has 9 not
8 she 9 not
9 not 10 forfeited
10 forfeited 12 inheritance
11 her 12 inheritance
12 inheritance 14 immortal
13 of 14 immortal
14 immortal 15 joy
14 immortal 16 ?

does any germ of bliss survive within her ? 
1 does 2 any
2 any 3 germ
2 any 4 of
3 germ 4 of
4 of 5 bliss
4 of 6 survive
6 survive 7 within
6 survive 8 her
8 her 9 ?

hark ! an eager knocking st [nurse] [toothaker] 's [door] . 
1 hark 11 .
2 ! 4 eager
3 an 4 eager
4 eager 5 knocking
4 eager 11 .
5 knocking 6 st
6 st 9 's

again the [peal] [resounds] just [as] her hand is on the lock . 
1 again 2 the
2 the 13 .
5 just 7 her
7 her 8 hand
7 her 9 is
9 is 10 on
10 on 11 the
11 the 12 lock
12 lock 13 .

" be quick , [nurse] [toothaker] ! " cries a man on the doorstep . 
1 " 2 be
2 be 3 quick
2 be 4 ,
4 , 7 !
7 ! 8 "
8 " 9 cries
9 cries 10 a
10 a 12 on
11 man 12 on
12 on 14 doorstep
13 the 14 doorstep
14 doorstep 15 .

" [old] [general] [fane] is [taken] [with] the gout in his stomach and has sent for you to watch by his death-bed . 
1 " 5 is
1 " 8 the
8 the 9 gout
9 gout 10 in
10 in 11 his
11 his 12 stomach
12 stomach 14 has
13 and 14 has
14 has 15 sent
15 sent 16 for
15 sent 17 you
17 you 18 to
18 to 20 by
19 watch 20 by
20 by 21 his
21 his 22 death-bed
21 his 23 .
22 death-bed 23 .

make haste , for there is no time to lose . " " [fane] [!] 
1 make 2 haste
2 haste 3 ,
3 , 4 for
4 for 5 there
5 there 6 is
6 is 7 no
7 no 8 time
8 time 9 to
9 to 10 lose
10 lose 11 .
10 lose 13 "
11 . 12 "

edward [fane] ! 
1 edward 3 !

and has he sent for me at last ? 
1 and 2 has
1 and 3 he
3 he 5 for
4 sent 5 for
5 for 6 me
6 me 7 at
7 at 8 last
8 last 9 ?

i am ready . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 ready
3 ready 4 .

i will get on my cloak and begone . 
1 i 2 will
2 will 3 get
3 get 4 on
4 on 5 my
5 my 6 cloak
6 cloak 7 and
7 and 8 begone
8 begone 9 .

so , " adds the sable-gowned , ashen-visaged , funereal old figure , " [edward] [fane] remembers his [rosebud] . " 
1 so 2 ,
2 , 3 "
3 " 5 the
4 adds 5 the
5 the 6 sable-gowned
5 the 7 ,
6 sable-gowned 7 ,
7 , 9 ,
8 ashen-visaged 9 ,
9 , 10 funereal
9 , 11 old
10 funereal 11 old
11 old 12 figure
11 old 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 17 remembers
17 remembers 21 "
18 his 20 .
20 . 21 "

our question is answered . 
1 our 2 question
2 question 3 is
2 question 4 answered
4 answered 5 .

there is a germ of bliss within her . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 a
3 a 4 germ
4 germ 5 of
5 of 6 bliss
6 bliss 7 within
7 within 9 .
8 her 9 .

in some happier [clime] the [rosebud] [may] revive again with all the dewdrops in its bosom . 
1 in 2 some
1 in 3 happier
3 happier 5 the
5 the 14 in
8 revive 9 again
9 again 10 with
9 again 11 all
10 with 11 all
11 all 12 the
12 the 13 dewdrops
13 dewdrops 14 in
14 in 15 its
15 its 17 .
16 bosom 17 .

[the] [threefold] [destiny] [.] 

a [faëry] [legend] . 
1 a 4 .

" [ralph] [cranfield] ! " was the name that she half articulated . 
1 " 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 7 the
6 was 7 the
7 the 9 that
8 name 9 that
9 that 10 she
10 she 11 half
10 she 12 articulated
11 half 12 articulated
12 articulated 13 .

" can that be my old playmate [faith] [egerton] ? " thought the traveller , looking round at her figure , but without pausing . 
1 " 2 can
2 can 3 that
3 that 5 my
4 be 5 my
5 my 6 old
5 my 7 playmate
7 playmate 21 ,
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 thought
12 thought 14 traveller
13 the 14 traveller
14 traveller 15 ,
15 , 16 looking
16 looking 17 round
17 round 18 at
18 at 19 her
19 her 20 figure
20 figure 21 ,
21 , 22 but
22 but 23 without
23 without 25 .
24 pausing 25 .

ralph [cranfield] [from] his youth upward had felt himself marked out for a high destiny . 
1 ralph 16 .
4 his 6 upward
5 youth 6 upward
6 upward 7 had
6 upward 8 felt
8 felt 9 himself
8 felt 10 marked
10 marked 12 for
11 out 12 for
12 for 13 a
13 a 14 high
13 a 15 destiny
14 high 15 destiny
15 destiny 16 .

on encountering this lovely stranger he was bound to address her thus : " [maiden] , [i] have brought you a heavy heart . 
1 on 2 encountering
2 encountering 3 this
2 encountering 4 lovely
3 this 4 lovely
4 lovely 5 stranger
4 lovely 6 he
6 he 7 was
6 he 8 bound
7 was 8 bound
8 bound 9 to
8 bound 10 address
10 address 24 .
11 her 12 thus
12 thus 13 :
12 thus 14 "
14 " 16 ,
16 , 18 have
18 have 19 brought
19 brought 20 you
20 you 21 a
21 a 22 heavy
22 heavy 23 heart
22 heavy 24 .

may [i] [rest] its weight on you ? " 
1 may 9 "
4 its 5 weight
5 weight 6 on
6 on 7 you
7 you 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

as messengers of the sign by which [ralph] [cranfield] might recognize the summons , three venerable men were to claim audience of him . 
1 as 24 .
2 messengers 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 sign
4 the 14 ,
5 sign 6 by
6 by 7 which
10 might 11 recognize
11 recognize 12 the
12 the 13 summons
13 summons 14 ,
14 , 15 three
14 , 16 venerable
15 three 16 venerable
16 venerable 17 men
17 men 18 were
18 were 19 to
19 to 20 claim
19 to 21 audience
21 audience 23 him
21 audience 24 .
22 of 23 him

and had he found them ? 
1 and 2 had
2 had 3 he
3 he 4 found
4 found 6 ?
5 them 6 ?

few seemed to be the changes here . 
1 few 2 seemed
2 seemed 3 to
2 seemed 4 be
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 the
5 the 6 changes
6 changes 7 here
7 here 8 .

but his heart grew cold because the village did not remember him as he remembered the village . 
1 but 2 his
2 his 4 grew
3 heart 4 grew
4 grew 6 because
5 cold 6 because
6 because 7 the
6 because 8 village
7 the 8 village
8 village 9 did
8 village 10 not
10 not 12 him
11 remember 12 him
12 him 13 as
13 as 14 he
14 he 15 remembered
15 remembered 16 the
16 the 17 village
17 village 18 .

" here is the change , " sighed he , striking his hand upon his breast . 
1 " 2 here
2 here 3 is
3 is 4 the
4 the 5 change
5 change 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 sighed
8 sighed 9 he
9 he 10 ,
10 , 12 his
11 striking 12 his
12 his 13 hand
12 his 14 upon
13 hand 14 upon
14 upon 15 his
15 his 16 breast
16 breast 17 .

" who is this man of thought and care , weary with world-wandering and heavy with disappointed hopes ? 
1 " 2 who
2 who 3 is
3 is 5 man
4 this 5 man
5 man 7 thought
6 of 7 thought
7 thought 9 care
8 and 9 care
9 care 10 ,
10 , 11 weary
10 , 12 with
12 with 13 world-wandering
13 world-wandering 14 and
14 and 15 heavy
15 heavy 16 with
16 with 17 disappointed
16 with 18 hopes
17 disappointed 18 hopes
18 hopes 19 ?

the youth returns not who went forth so joyously . ["] 
1 the 3 returns
2 youth 3 returns
3 returns 5 who
4 not 5 who
5 who 6 went
5 who 7 forth
6 went 7 forth
7 forth 8 so
8 so 10 .
9 joyously 10 .

such , at least , was its appearance in the dusky light . 
1 such 2 ,
2 , 3 at
3 at 4 least
4 least 5 ,
5 , 6 was
6 was 8 appearance
7 its 8 appearance
8 appearance 9 in
9 in 10 the
10 the 11 dusky
10 the 12 light
11 dusky 12 light
12 light 13 .

that would be a jest indeed . " 
1 that 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 a
4 a 5 jest
5 jest 8 "
6 indeed 7 .
7 . 8 "

it [was] [ralph] [cranfield] 's mother . 
1 it 5 's
5 's 6 mother
6 mother 7 .

pass we over their greeting , and leave the one to her joy and the other to his rest if quiet rest he found . 
1 pass 2 we
2 we 4 their
3 over 4 their
4 their 5 greeting
4 their 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 leave
8 leave 9 the
9 the 10 one
10 one 11 to
11 to 12 her
12 her 13 joy
13 joy 14 and
14 and 15 the
15 the 16 other
15 the 17 to
17 to 18 his
18 his 19 rest
18 his 20 if
20 if 22 rest
21 quiet 22 rest
22 rest 23 he
22 rest 24 found
24 found 25 .

but when morning broke , he arose with a troubled brow , for his sleep and his wakefulness had alike been full of dreams . 
1 but 2 when
1 but 3 morning
2 when 3 morning
3 morning 4 broke
4 broke 5 ,
5 , 6 he
5 , 7 arose
7 arose 8 with
8 with 10 troubled
9 a 10 troubled
10 troubled 11 brow
11 brow 12 ,
12 , 14 his
13 for 14 his
14 his 15 sleep
14 his 16 and
15 sleep 16 and
16 and 17 his
17 his 18 wakefulness
18 wakefulness 19 had
19 had 21 been
20 alike 21 been
21 been 22 full
21 been 23 of
23 of 25 .
24 dreams 25 .

all the fervor was rekindled with which he had burned of yore to unravel the threefold mystery of his fate . 
1 all 2 the
2 the 4 was
3 fervor 4 was
4 was 5 rekindled
4 was 6 with
6 with 16 threefold
7 which 8 he
8 he 9 had
9 had 10 burned
10 burned 11 of
11 of 12 yore
12 yore 13 to
13 to 14 unravel
14 unravel 15 the
15 the 16 threefold
16 threefold 18 of
17 mystery 18 of
18 of 19 his
19 his 20 fate
20 fate 21 .

the crowd of his early visions seemed to have awaited him beneath his mother 's roof and thronged [riotously] around to welcome his return . 
1 the 2 crowd
2 crowd 3 of
3 of 4 his
4 his 6 visions
4 his 25 .
5 early 6 visions
6 visions 8 to
7 seemed 8 to
8 to 9 have
8 to 10 awaited
9 have 10 awaited
10 awaited 11 him
11 him 12 beneath
11 him 13 his
13 his 15 's
14 mother 15 's
15 's 17 and
16 roof 17 and
17 and 18 thronged
20 around 22 welcome
21 to 22 welcome
22 welcome 23 his
22 welcome 24 return
24 return 25 .

at length they reached her gate and undid the latch . 
1 at 2 length
1 at 3 they
3 they 5 her
4 reached 5 her
5 her 6 gate
6 gate 7 and
7 and 9 the
8 undid 9 the
9 the 10 latch
10 latch 11 .

now , do tell them a good long story about what you have seen in foreign parts . " 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 3 do
3 do 5 them
4 tell 5 them
5 them 6 a
6 a 7 good
7 good 8 long
7 good 9 story
9 story 10 about
10 about 11 what
11 what 12 you
12 you 14 seen
13 have 14 seen
14 seen 15 in
14 seen 16 foreign
16 foreign 17 parts
16 foreign 18 .
18 . 19 "

what if this embassy should bring me the message of my fate ? " 
1 what 2 if
2 if 3 this
3 this 4 embassy
3 this 5 should
5 should 6 bring
6 bring 7 me
6 bring 8 the
8 the 9 message
9 message 10 of
10 of 11 my
11 my 12 fate
12 fate 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" my colleagues and myself , " began the squire , " are burdened with momentous duties , being jointly selectmen of this village . 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 colleagues
3 colleagues 4 and
4 and 6 ,
5 myself 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 11 ,
8 began 9 the
9 the 10 squire
10 squire 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 are
13 are 14 burdened
13 are 15 with
15 with 16 momentous
15 with 17 duties
16 momentous 17 duties
17 duties 18 ,
17 duties 19 being
19 being 20 jointly
20 jointly 21 selectmen
20 jointly 22 of
22 of 24 village
23 this 24 village
24 village 25 .

after a few more words the village [dignitary] and his companions took their leave . 
1 after 2 a
2 a 3 few
3 few 4 more
4 more 5 words
4 more 6 the
5 words 6 the
6 the 7 village
7 village 9 and
9 and 10 his
10 his 11 companions
11 companions 13 their
12 took 13 their
13 their 14 leave
13 their 15 .
14 leave 15 .

every crook in the pathway was remembered . 
1 every 2 crook
1 every 3 in
2 crook 3 in
3 in 4 the
4 the 5 pathway
4 the 6 was
6 was 7 remembered
7 remembered 8 .

even the more transitory characteristics of the scene were the same as in [by-gone] days . 
1 even 2 the
2 the 4 transitory
3 more 4 transitory
4 transitory 5 characteristics
4 transitory 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 scene
8 scene 9 were
9 were 10 the
10 the 11 same
11 same 12 as
12 as 13 in
13 in 15 days
15 days 16 .

a company of cows were grazing on the grassy roadside , and refreshed him with their fragrant breath . 
1 a 2 company
2 company 4 cows
3 of 4 cows
4 cows 5 were
5 were 6 grazing
5 were 7 on
7 on 8 the
7 on 9 grassy
9 grassy 10 roadside
9 grassy 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 refreshed
13 refreshed 15 with
14 him 15 with
15 with 17 fragrant
16 their 17 fragrant
17 fragrant 18 breath
17 fragrant 19 .

" it is sweeter , " thought he , " than the perfume which was wafted to our ship from the [spice] [islands] . " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 sweeter
4 sweeter 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 thought
7 thought 8 he
8 he 9 ,
9 , 11 than
10 " 11 than
11 than 12 the
12 the 13 perfume
13 perfume 15 was
14 which 15 was
15 was 17 to
16 wafted 17 to
17 to 18 our
17 to 19 ship
19 ship 20 from
19 ship 21 the
21 the 24 .
24 . 25 "

the round little figure of a child rolled from a doorway and lay laughing almost beneath [cranfield] 's feet . 
1 the 2 round
2 round 3 little
2 round 4 figure
4 figure 5 of
4 figure 6 a
6 a 8 rolled
7 child 8 rolled
8 rolled 9 from
8 rolled 10 a
10 a 11 doorway
11 doorway 12 and
12 and 14 laughing
13 lay 14 laughing
14 laughing 15 almost
14 laughing 16 beneath
15 almost 16 beneath
16 beneath 18 's
18 's 20 .
19 feet 20 .

the dark and stately man stooped down , and , lifting the infant , restored him to his mother 's arms . 
1 the 2 dark
2 dark 3 and
3 and 4 stately
3 and 5 man
5 man 6 stooped
6 stooped 8 ,
7 down 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 10 ,
10 , 17 to
11 lifting 12 the
12 the 13 infant
13 infant 14 ,
14 , 15 restored
15 restored 16 him
15 restored 17 to
17 to 18 his
18 his 19 mother
19 mother 20 's
20 's 22 .
21 arms 22 .

" the children , " said he to himself , and sighed and smiled " the children are to be my charge . " 
1 " 2 the
2 the 4 ,
3 children 4 ,
4 , 5 "
4 , 6 said
6 said 7 he
6 said 8 to
7 he 8 to
8 to 9 himself
8 to 10 ,
10 , 11 and
10 , 12 sighed
11 and 12 sighed
12 sighed 13 and
12 sighed 14 smiled
13 and 14 smiled
14 smiled 15 "
14 smiled 16 the
15 " 16 the
16 the 17 children
16 the 18 are
18 are 19 to
19 to 20 be
19 to 21 my
20 be 21 my
21 my 23 .
22 charge 23 .
23 . 24 "

a sweet voice which seemed to come from a deep and tender soul was warbling a plaintive little air within . 
1 a 2 sweet
2 sweet 3 voice
2 sweet 4 which
4 which 5 seemed
5 seemed 6 to
6 to 7 come
7 come 8 from
8 from 9 a
9 a 10 deep
10 deep 11 and
11 and 13 soul
12 tender 13 soul
13 soul 15 warbling
14 was 15 warbling
15 warbling 17 plaintive
16 a 17 plaintive
17 plaintive 18 little
17 plaintive 19 air
19 air 20 within
19 air 21 .

he bent his head and passed through the lowly door . 
1 he 2 bent
2 bent 3 his
3 his 4 head
4 head 5 and
4 head 6 passed
6 passed 7 through
6 passed 8 the
8 the 9 lowly
9 lowly 10 door
10 door 11 .

" you are welcome home , " said [faith] [egerton] . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 are
2 you 4 welcome
3 are 4 welcome
4 welcome 5 home
5 home 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 said
8 said 11 .

it was precisely on the pattern of that worn by the visionary maid . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 on
3 precisely 4 on
4 on 5 the
4 on 6 pattern
6 pattern 7 of
7 of 8 that
8 that 10 by
9 worn 10 by
10 by 11 the
10 by 12 visionary
11 the 12 visionary
12 visionary 13 maid
13 maid 14 .

" so , [faith] , you have kept the heart ? " said he , at length . 
1 " 2 so
2 so 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 7 have
6 you 7 have
7 have 8 kept
8 kept 9 the
8 kept 10 heart
9 the 10 heart
10 heart 12 "
11 ? 12 "
12 " 13 said
13 said 14 he
14 he 15 ,
15 , 16 at
16 at 17 length
16 at 18 .

may [i] [rest] its weight on you ? " 
1 may 9 "
4 its 5 weight
5 weight 6 on
6 on 7 you
7 you 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

yes , the wild dreamer was awake at last . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 3 the
3 the 5 dreamer
4 wild 5 dreamer
5 dreamer 6 was
5 dreamer 7 awake
7 awake 9 last
8 at 9 last
9 last 10 .

happy they who read the riddle without a weary world-search or a lifetime spent in vain ! 
1 happy 2 they
2 they 3 who
2 they 4 read
3 who 4 read
4 read 5 the
4 read 6 riddle
6 riddle 7 without
6 riddle 8 a
7 without 8 a
8 a 9 weary
8 a 10 world-search
10 world-search 11 or
11 or 13 lifetime
12 a 13 lifetime
13 lifetime 14 spent
13 lifetime 15 in
15 in 16 vain
16 vain 17 !

end of the [project] [gutenberg] [ebook] of [twice] [told] [tales] , by [nathaniel] [hawthorne] 
1 end 2 of
2 of 3 the
3 the 7 of
7 of 11 ,
11 , 12 by