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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	98
english books online text	31
providing financial support to	31
images scanned from microfilm	31
for keying and markup	31
and markup reviewed and	31
books online text creation	31
the early english books	31
terms of creative commons	31
and encoded edition of	31
i text is available	31
of the work described	31
owned by the institutions	31
financial support to the	31
by the institutions providing	31
the text can be	31
online text creation partnership	31
according to the terms	31
encoded edition of the	31
text and markup reviewed	31
the terms of creative	31
the work described above	31
described above is co	31
all without asking permission	31
encoded text transcribed from	31
this phase i text	31
coded from proquest page	31
even for commercial purposes	31
phase i text is	31
markup reviewed and edited	31
text is available for	31
tcp assigned for keying	31
to the terms of	31
is available for reuse	31
assigned for keying and	31
edition of the work	31
work described above is	31
and coded from proquest	31
the institutions providing financial	31
keyboarded and encoded edition	31
support to the early	31
from proquest page images	31
text can be copied	31
to the early english	31
iv tiff page images	31
keyed and coded from	31
institutions providing financial support	31
this keyboarded and encoded	31
members of the church	30
text more computationally tractable	27
tokenized and linguistically annotated	27
and suitable for network	27
of a text in	27
standardized format that preserves	27
that support the display	27
metadata enrichments aim at	27
that preserves archaic forms	27
text has been tokenized	27
the english short title	27
text has not been	27
the annotation includes standard	27
the display of a	27
end users from many	27
from many walks of	27
aim at making the	27
the text more computationally	27
amateur and professional end	27
the text the author	27
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a standardized format that	27
in a standardized format	27
in the english short	27
is an enriched version	27
transcription a of text	27
author or stationer meant	27
stationer meant to publish	27
textual changes and metadata	27
digital transcription a of	27
an enriched version of	27
includes standard spellings that	27
aim at restoring the	27
tcp digital transcription a	27
the tcp digital transcription	27
support the display of	27
by amateur and professional	27
and linguistically annotated with	27
based collaborative curation by	27
of the tcp digital	27
or stationer meant to	27
changes and metadata enrichments	27
text is an enriched	27
has been tokenized and	27
and metadata enrichments aim	27
professional end users from	27
annotation includes standard spellings	27
the author or stationer	27
enriched version of the	27
english short title catalog	27
version of the tcp	27
text in a standardized	27
this text has not	27
many walks of life	27
text r in the	27
changes aim at restoring	27
not been fully proofread	27
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textual changes aim at	27
a of text r	27
spellings that support the	27
format that preserves archaic	27
of text r in	27
been tokenized and linguistically	27
at making the text	27
enrichments aim at making	27
curation by amateur and	27
and professional end users	27
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	27
r in the english	27
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a text in a	27
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been fully proofread approx	26
the word of god	26
of the new testament	26
of the visible church	25
puts this text in	24
rate of defects per	24
the scriptures of the	24
category of texts with	24
a member of a	24
the rate of defects	24
this text in the	24
words puts this text	24
member of a church	23
by way of covenant	22
aptara keyed and coded	21
and therefore it is	21
texts with between and	19
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of texts with between	19
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in the dayes of	19
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members of the visible	18
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the house of commons	17
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mo a wing p	15
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notes for div a	15
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the tower of london	14
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the covenant of grace	14
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church and the members	14
of the old testament	14
scriptures of the old	14
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thomason e estc r	14
the church and the	14
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the name of the	13
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the spirit of god	12
annotation on thomason copy	12
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logarbo sampled and proofread	12
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the children of israel	11
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the members of the	11
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prisoner in the tower	11
o love the lord	11
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dayes of the new	11
close prisoner in the	11
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for div a e	10
wing p thomason e	10
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a voyage for ireland	8
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of the church by	8
the passages of gods	8
be sold at his	8
covenant between god and	8
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report of the english	7
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the city of london	7
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routing of sir jacob	7
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the reason of the	6
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me from his people	6
the petition of right	6
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england in the apostles	6
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the power of the	6
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the tales and jests	6
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that he loved them	6
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cause them to passe	4
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israel and the children	4
the name of god	4
the essence of a	4
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for a good magistrate	4
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one of our ships	4
of the same church	4
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up and practise another	4
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to them that are	4
submissively tendred to mr	4
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of god in these	4
that so they may	4
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spi global keyed and	4
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right hand of god	4
a citie of god	4
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of his highnesse prince	4
way propounded to make	4
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of our late dread	4
which others are not	4
a promise of obedience	4
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of his affection to	4
all the reformed churches	4
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the parishes in england	4
of all things concerning	4
legacy to an onely	4
their owne voluntary minde	4
in the meane time	4
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of the honourable house	4
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printed in the year	4
jonathan blaney text and	4
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selves to the lord	4
to my lord of	4
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god of ever blessed	4
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church without any covenant	4
minister of the gospell	4
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to make the poor	4
in the towne with	4
personall profession of faith	4
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of that worthy commander	3
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reason why we should	3
eagle at the west	3
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kingdome by his maiesie	3
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forthwith printed and published	3
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ad sacram coenam primum	3
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