quadgram

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quadgram frequency
early english books online184
represented either as utf92
characters represented either as92
i will tell you52
and are to be51
the true nature of47
are a number of47
there are a number47
of every monographic english46
to range over a46
accurately transcribed and encoded46
mnemonic sdata character entities46
works in other languages46
or corrected and characters46
to their original source46
should be aware of46
bear in mind that46
and encoded edition of46
language title published between46
texts for their own46
of known extent have46
based on the text46
p using tcp tei46
all without asking permission46
based on the image46
of any assumptions that46
the filling in of46
via their early english46
created by converting tcp46
teams in oxford and46
described above is co46
the texts were encoded46
image sets published by46
and sometimes a second46
due credit and attribution46
as opposed to critical46
not meet qa standards46
a works in english46
never have been looked46
keyed and coded from46
intended to range over46
given to their original46
filling in of gaps46
the process of creating46
the text can be46
although there are a46
in accordance with level46
on the image sets46
coded from proquest page46
tcp assigned for keying46
was based on the46
assurance was then carried46
images in accordance with46
tcp project was divided46
simplify the filling in46
publisher proquest to create46
have been issued variously46
number of works in46
data is very good46
compelling reason to do46
sent to external keying46
notably latin and welsh46
any remaining illegibles were46
limit of instances per46
elements of known extent46
the tei in libraries46
of a work was46
been issued variously as46
print record of the46
within the usual project46
of the print record46
gap elements of known46
corrected where possible up46
carried out by editorial46
their works are eligible46
encoded and linked to46
at the text creation46
instances will never have46
and markup guidelines are46
those which did not46
oxford and the publisher46
process of creating the46
the work described above46
a number of works46
by proquest via their46
encoded texts based on46
sets were sent to46
over a wide variety46
that in all likelihood46
text was proofread for46
reason to do so46
to produce large quantities46
was chosen if there46
while the overall quality46
for an anonymous work46
proquest via their early46
been transformed into placeholder46
this keyboarded and encoded46
text can be copied46
i text is available46
whichever is the greater46
a limit of instances46
proofread for accuracy and46
the universities of michigan46
the encoding was enhanced46
where possible up to46
out by editorial teams46
available at the text46
will never have been46
the project have been46
edition of the work46
of the project have46
were encoded and linked46
was a compelling reason46
the text encoding initiative46
keying companies for transcription46
usual project restraints of46
such instances will never46
can be made about46
tcp data is very46
readable characters will be46
users should bear in46
use these texts for46
published between and available46
chose to create diplomatic46
based on the new46
terms of creative commons46
images scanned from microfilm46
true nature of the46
project restraints of time46
their early english books46
edition of a work46
selection was based on46
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text creation partnership web46
text and markup reviewed46
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tcp is to encode46
linked to page images46
markup reviewed and edited46
of a works in46
in mind that in46
later edition of a46
or elements to simplify46
books online text creation46
companies for transcription and46
partnership between the universities46
corrected and characters marked46
but we respectfully request46
in oxford and michigan46
remaining illegibles were encoded46
keying and markup guidelines46
public domain as of46
and oxford and the46
variety of subject areas46
and characters marked as46
the print record of46
characters will be marked46
a second or later46
markup guidelines are available46
by converting tcp files46
overall quality of tcp46
phase of the project46
wide variety of subject46
opposed to critical editions46
characters marked as illegible46
on the new cambridge46
aware of the process46
included and sometimes a46
can now take and46
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image sets were sent46
and encoded texts based46
then carried out by46
data within the usual46
project was divided into46
accuracy and those which46
been looked at by46
to create diplomatic transcriptions46
for keying and markup46
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by editorial teams in46
are eligible for inclusion46
unicode or tei g46
characters or elements to46
divided into two phases46
to external keying companies46
of tcp data is46
nature of the print46
with level of the46
the text creation partnership46
universities of michigan and46
keyers to be redone46
in all likelihood such46
institutions providing financial support46
enhanced and or corrected46
by university of nebraska46
unicode or text strings46
to simplify the filling46
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there was a compelling46
if there was a46
that due credit and46
meet qa standards were46
the new cambridge bibliography46
and linked to page46
was then carried out46
up to a limit46
now take and use46
text selection was based46
transcription and basic encoding46
any assumptions that can46
between and available in46
project have been released46
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placeholder characters or elements46
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to reflect the true46
a work was chosen46
english books online text46
on the text encoding46
and markup reviewed and46
tcp files to tei46
all likelihood such instances46
cambridge bibliography of english46
to page images in46
texts based on the46
will remain and some46
and use these texts46
of textual data within46
and those which did46
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guidelines are available at46
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sets published by proquest46
was enhanced and or46
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according to the terms46
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support to the early46
of the texts have46
phase i text is46
made about the data46
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users should be aware46
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transformed into placeholder characters46
michigan and oxford and46
extent have been transformed46
editions of a works46
to the keyers to46
text with mnemonic sdata46
mainly structural encoding based46
and some readable characters46
for transcription and basic46
tcp aimed to produce46
texts were encoded and46
will be marked as46
record of the period46
the institutions providing financial46
produce large quantities of46
of gaps by user46
to the terms of46
and coded from proquest46
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assumptions that can be46
respectfully request that due46
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by a tcp editor46
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external keying companies for46
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creation partnership web site46
encoded text transcribed from46
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returned to the keyers46
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as illegible were corrected46
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quality of tcp data46
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into the public domain46
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to encode one copy46
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converting tcp files to46
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a wide variety of46
level of the tei46
large quantities of textual46
the early english books46
elements to simplify the46
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new cambridge bibliography of46
looked at by a46
texts have been issued46
tei p using tcp46
of michigan and oxford46
page images in accordance46
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tei in libraries guidelines46
were encoded as gap46
gaps by user contributors46
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second or later edition46
each text was proofread46
general aim of eebo46
processes should make clear46
encoding based on the46
qa standards were returned46
bibliography of english literature46
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and or corrected and46
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accordance with level of46
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with mnemonic sdata character46
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encoded edition of the46
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from proquest page images46
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works in english were46
texts created during phase46
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anyone can now take46
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of instances per text46
were returned to the46
which did not meet46
files to tei p46
released into the public46
create accurately transcribed and46
the usual project restraints46
the overall quality of46
at by a tcp46
let me tell you46
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encoding was enhanced and46
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keyboarded and encoded edition46
likelihood such instances will46
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estc s this keyboarded39
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a stc estc s38
of the original in36
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library and art gallery25
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covantage keyed and coded16
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feare me doomes day16
spi global keyed and16
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i know not how14
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aptara keyed and coded14
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the grace of god13
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gloria in excelsis deo10
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