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quadgram	frequency
that is to say	40
as i have said	35
end of the town	22
on the other hand	19
part of the town	15
as i have observed	14
shutting up of houses	13
the lord mayor and	12
on the other side	12
the city of london	12
the time of the	11
that the plague was	11
a b r a	11
of the plague in	10
the master of the	9
a time as this	9
the rest of the	9
i think it was	9
such a time as	9
of the city of	9
at such a time	9
the shutting up of	9
in the middle of	9
the latter end of	8
the distemper upon them	8
in the parish of	8
dead of the plague	8
that end of the	8
the beginning of september	8
died of the plague	8
if they had been	8
in the parishes of	7
had the plague upon	7
they were obliged to	7
r a c a	7
the parish of st	7
as if they had	7
of the spotted fever	7
the people of london	7
the middle of the	7
two or three days	7
gone into the country	7
in a dreadful manner	7
that part of the	7
as i said before	7
i do not remember	7
for fear of the	7
b r a c	7
the th of july	7
the violence of the	7
it was impossible to	7
out of the city	6
at the same time	6
the side of the	6
when they came to	6
when the plague was	6
master of the house	6
to the th of	6
so much as to	6
in the beginning of	6
as well as the	6
as soon as the	6
in the weekly bill	6
the bills of mortality	6
as i may say	6
the parishes of st	6
at the end of	6
the plague was not	6
in the time of	6
up of houses was	6
a prodigious number of	6
such things as they	6
they would have been	6
he had the plague	6
the beginning of august	5
by the lord mayor	5
so that it was	5
i could not but	5
the plague upon them	5
the weight of the	5
infected with the plague	5
was to be seen	5
shall be shut up	5
is not to be	5
of the people were	5
time of the infection	5
people at that time	5
the condition of the	5
a c a d	5
as i have mentioned	5
i know not what	5
in two or three	5
in the case of	5
it is impossible to	5
that it would be	5
of the plague was	5
c a d a	5
at that end of	5
at a full stop	5
that i had not	5
that it is not	5
from the th of	5
to be shut up	5
as they call it	5
the city and suburbs	5
with a kind of	5
the other side of	5
relief of the poor	5
the people at that	5
the people began to	5
to such a degree	5
three or four days	5
as soon as they	5
many of them were	5
the number of the	5
on the side of	5
the plague was abated	5
in a time of	5
they began to be	5
were known to be	5
a great many of	5
which i have mentioned	4
shoreditch stepney parish aldgate	4
th to the th	4
parishes within the walls	4
be seen in the	4
a piece of ground	4
a a b r	4
it must not be	4
and said no more	4
of july to the	4
the other end of	4
from the th to	4
to the lord mayor	4
those parts of the	4
till the beginning of	4
as well as they	4
as they called it	4
which was still worse	4
may be said to	4
the beginning of the	4
of the people in	4
i mean of the	4
first three weeks in	4
out of any infected	4
one end of the	4
the relief of the	4
in the two parishes	4
in such a manner	4
in the midst of	4
to come to them	4
of the people of	4
that they had no	4
the parishes within the	4
if i had been	4
it is true that	4
it was not so	4
the hand of god	4
to prevent the spreading	4
parts of the town	4
well as they could	4
justices of the peace	4
side of the city	4
in a few days	4
to the last degree	4
and free from the	4
the th to the	4
and one at the	4
of the poor people	4
the justices of the	4
they could not have	4
for want of people	4
lord mayor and aldermen	4
seen in the streets	4
th of july to	4
of which i shall	4
in those parts of	4
stepney parish aldgate whitechapel	4
that the infection was	4
that there was no	4
lord mayor and the	4
a great deal of	4
the fury of the	4
the people of the	4
that they were not	4
the seeds of the	4
up and down the	4
to be seen in	4
of those that were	4
where the plague was	4
the two parishes of	4
it was observed that	4
the parish of stepney	4
i have said before	4
it pleased god to	4
that it was a	4
the health of the	4
at the other end	4
to be depended upon	4
it was to be	4
it was no more	4
such a time of	4
and even in the	4
it is to be	4
a great number of	4
but to return to	4
and the poor people	4
that they did not	4
but that they had	4
side of the water	4
other end of the	4
people began to be	4
the end of the	4
the th of september	4
a d a b	4
you may be sure	4
the west and north	4
to bury the dead	4
things as they wanted	4
had the distemper upon	4
it was reported that	4
not go out of	4
not what to do	3
as they went along	3
as much as possible	3
a great mind to	3
time of the year	3
the first three weeks	3
first part of the	3
all the rest of	3
within the reach of	3
it was about the	3
of the people was	3
fled into the country	3
it was the opinion	3
the account of the	3
if it had been	3
in the month of	3
a few weeks more	3
as i was told	3
it came among them	3
that the living were	3
because they did not	3
lord mayor and court	3
be shut up for	3
of their being infected	3
would have been in	3
was observed that the	3
the circumstances of the	3
that the people of	3
those people who were	3
it was in its	3
though it was not	3
that it was to	3
all parts of the	3
was one of the	3
violence of the distemper	3
that they not only	3
was to be found	3
at that time of	3
but when they came	3
the distemper had not	3
he came to the	3
towards the latter end	3
the greatest part of	3
that there was a	3
the mistress of the	3
at this time was	3
of those that had	3
the usual number of	3
i must be allowed	3
set up their tent	3
within the compass of	3
whole body of the	3
that they were infected	3
be suffered to be	3
distemper had not reached	3
from house to house	3
by the shutting up	3
were obliged to keep	3
to take care of	3
the distress of the	3
the number of people	3
and that they would	3
the last week in	3
must be allowed to	3
tokens come out upon	3
the first part of	3
great many of the	3
that he had a	3
of the state of	3
war with the dutch	3
mayor and court of	3
and as it was	3
i do not see	3
but three hundred and	3
it was very strange	3
what i have said	3
in the parishes on	3
were obliged to come	3
in the first three	3
though they did not	3
shut up in the	3
that i do not	3
time as this was	3
of the distemper was	3
body of the people	3
came into the great	3
when i speak of	3
and all this while	3
to be had in	3
in the west and	3
the door of a	3
by reason of the	3
from time to time	3
people in the street	3
but as it was	3
it came upon them	3
the time that the	3
it could not be	3
it is easy to	3
parts of the world	3
all the time of	3
or what to do	3
with the distemper upon	3
one hundred and fifty	3
but of this i	3
come out upon them	3
people of the town	3
on any account whatever	3
to be in the	3
there died twenty thousand	3
the time when the	3
that it was the	3
a stop to the	3
in the whole city	3
these were the people	3
in a few minutes	3
in the first place	3
out of the house	3
a very great number	3
after the plague was	3
they did not know	3
the time of this	3
parishes on southwark side	3
the knowledge of the	3
health of the city	3
take charge of the	3
it was known to	3
the people who were	3
on the right hand	3
the distemper began to	3
the plague in london	3
a justice of the	3
as well as he	3
the whole body of	3
among the people at	3
out of their wits	3
of the same house	3
this part of the	3
prodigious number of people	3
as i shall observe	3
spreading of the infection	3
published by the lord	3
years after the plague	3
for two or three	3
they went to sleep	3
rest of the family	3
great number of them	3
those that were sick	3
it was too late	3
people in the streets	3
the plague was but	3
died in the streets	3
who lived in the	3
weight of the infection	3
every one of them	3
out of the same	3
for a great while	3
all this while the	3
a kind of a	3
in proportion to the	3
it was easy to	3
to go out of	3
whitechapel in the parishes	3
for the safety of	3
known to be infected	3
aldgate whitechapel in the	3
increased to such a	3
in the parishes within	3
a time of such	3
in the reign of	3
and court of aldermen	3
what was to be	3
of the parish of	3
up in the city	3
in this time of	3
the th of february	3
and it will be	3
to take charge of	3
on the same side	3
for a good while	3
i believe it was	3
of the plague as	3
i take to be	3
the houses where they	3
had no need to	3
they were known to	3
and one of the	3
within the bills of	3
condition of the city	3
be said to have	3
and i could not	3
i cannot say that	3
the people did not	3
that drove the cart	3
and that the people	3
that which was still	3
would otherwise have been	3
it must be confessed	3
prevent the spreading of	3
justice of the peace	3
this i shall speak	3
in a most frightful	3
numbers of people which	3
come to its height	3
and a kind of	3
one of the most	3
the church of england	3
about the beginning of	3
set down of the	3
of people in the	3
the parishes on southwark	3
during the time of	3
there would have been	3
that it was impossible	3
the west part of	3
and the beginning of	3
the st of july	3
a few years before	3
though the plague was	3
where they were placed	3
soon as they were	3
of any infected house	3
as far as i	3
the famous solomon eagle	3
three weeks in september	3
and the people were	3
the use of the	3
the towns on the	3
the compass of my	3
so that the people	3
thousand in a week	3
was a very great	3
time when the plague	3
that some of the	3
at the time of	3
in the next place	3
of the most eminent	3
have mercy upon us	3
the minds of the	3
d a b r	3
at the knowledge of	3
it is most certain	3
in the streets or	3
in the same house	3
other side of the	3
have a right to	3
as soon as any	3
as that they would	3
go into their houses	3
in the execution of	3
i have mentioned above	3
that it was not	3
i have been told	3
knocked at the door	3
in the height of	3
think it was in	3
and some of them	3
had a great mind	3
of shutting up houses	3
was at that time	3
was impossible to know	3
them at that time	3
that a great many	3
i have said above	3
violence of the plague	3
the people were in	3
parish aldgate whitechapel in	3
of the people very	3
but it was not	3
that time of the	3
is to be observed	3
the upper end of	3
knew not what to	3
if i might believe	3
in the city as	3
part of the night	3
in such a time	3
i cannot say but	3
to go to the	3
it was done in	3
of the lord mayor	3
the living were not	3
the plague upon him	3
in the same manner	3
to the relief of	3
were a great many	3
but that some of	3
of this i shall	3
the distemper did not	3
ounces and a half	3
the spreading of the	3
be said to be	3
the preservation of my	3
west part of the	3
by my lord mayor	3
not being able to	3
to the st of	3
it had been in	3
as long as they	3
part of the city	3
but i could not	3
take to be the	3
the opinion of the	2
great numbers of people	2
some of them were	2
in a few hours	2
people where i lodge	2
for the space of	2
the reason of which	2
be brought to the	2
minds of the people	2
and in such an	2
was the opinion of	2
putting a check to	2
to account for the	2
i could not refrain	2
them fell in the	2
the first week in	2
as some of them	2
to the pye tavern	2
discharge of their duty	2
the plague was so	2
number of burials in	2
had a piece of	2
the plague was come	2
fear of the plague	2
bitterness of death was	2
he was a good	2
could come at the	2
the most eminent physicians	2
in a few weeks	2
people that it was	2
of the city where	2
this was a very	2
houses and shops shut	2
the poor people of	2
in it in the	2
assure us that you	2
off the dead bodies	2
established church of england	2
which was in a	2
that the distemper would	2
to fetch them away	2
came to the churches	2
but of the plague	2
way into this stall	2
there was not a	2
humor of the people	2
from the end of	2
i went about the	2
the merciful disposition of	2
i should not go	2
that you are all	2
come at the knowledge	2
were the people that	2
infected persons to the	2
emptiness of the streets	2
there was no other	2
but that it was	2
i shall be turned	2
the houses in the	2
us that you are	2
of london at this	2
out of harrow alley	2
that the infected people	2
great pit in finsbury	2
but it was impossible	2
houses that were infected	2
into their houses to	2
of any person dying	2
do not see that	2
to make a very	2
mayor and the sheriffs	2
may to the th	2
violence of it would	2
had been a hundred	2
most of the people	2
i had not said	2
that it was plain	2
stood still like one	2
in the low countries	2
to pass through the	2
had at that time	2
week from the th	2
but certain it is	2
rather to have been	2
as i mentioned before	2
on purpose to take	2
of the town which	2
lay close to me	2
deny me leave to	2
and with the plague	2
the goods to be	2
go out of town	2
in the city and	2
the very city itself	2
the st of august	2
were poor distressed people	2
the infection along with	2
there were indeed several	2
of the plague than	2
and all the country	2
were not less than	2
must be acknowledged that	2
that it might be	2
go up and down	2
that they were all	2
beginning of the year	2
at the beginning of	2
i might believe the	2
or any other officer	2
distress of the people	2
not only in the	2
to the account of	2
in the county of	2
began now to be	2
it had spent its	2
we should not have	2
all sorts of people	2
they came to the	2
with my brother and	2
and that it is	2
the nobility and gentry	2
they could not well	2
when they had the	2
all the towns on	2
her into the cart	2
so much of the	2
london at this time	2
the country people had	2
to come up into	2
in a very few	2
usual number of burials	2
was impossible to discover	2
the street was full	2
be appointed for the	2
it remains to be	2
apprehensions of the people	2
went with a kind	2
obliged to come back	2
people who were more	2
into any other house	2
fell sick every day	2
and as there was	2
and ordering of persons	2
concern themselves for the	2
in coleman street parish	2
and parleyed with them	2
taken hold of the	2
and there was no	2
not answer the end	2
was not really true	2
and in some places	2
had not laid in	2
began at one end	2
it was enough to	2
was for want of	2
and they could not	2
a stroke from heaven	2
into one public stock	2
the great pit in	2
the magistrates for the	2
time of the visitation	2
the second week in	2
it would be very	2
what to make of	2
went about the streets	2
in the house with	2
would not let them	2
had not said this	2
the history of the	2
any one of them	2
and had the tokens	2
out of the town	2
all the parishes of	2
by the name of	2
the reference is to	2
spotted fever surfeit teeth	2
is frequent with defoe	2
the bitterness of death	2
all those who had	2
went out of the	2
having made his way	2
apparel to be sold	2
of persons infected with	2
give notice thereof to	2
was to be observed	2
had given me a	2
first breaking out of	2
i was not at	2
was in the beginning	2
they were ready to	2
and all the other	2
the dogs and cats	2
the act of uniformity	2
was too late for	2
part of the same	2
those that had not	2
that they would not	2
of bedding or old	2
which used to be	2
as if the plague	2
no more of the	2
there did not die	2
i come back to	2
loss what to do	2
i asked him if	2
that some of them	2
for the use of	2
it had pleased god	2
in the language of	2
such houses as were	2
the city and liberties	2
that sir robert clayton	2
was not in the	2
alderman of the ward	2
the poor people were	2
was much the same	2
fetched a long compass	2
it was a general	2
where i lodge are	2
as they are called	2
them in several places	2
where now stands the	2
to be spoken of	2
in their very houses	2
it was not possible	2
after they came home	2
as it was called	2
that he had the	2
wound in his leg	2
which he had in	2
at this time a	2
go back again to	2
the hither end of	2
as they were called	2
i doubt not but	2
side of the way	2
you assure us that	2
abated in the west	2
to be one of	2
the people were brought	2
in the woods and	2
not take upon me	2
in a dismal manner	2
into the fields and	2
came within the reach	2
whether sick or well	2
one side or other	2
the plague raged so	2
of losing my trade	2
as i said above	2
with those who had	2
run away from it	2
evident to be seen	2
the safety of their	2
than they would otherwise	2
within two hours after	2
a little before the	2
and when he came	2
the face of the	2
of may to the	2
if it begins in	2
the gun in his	2
he opened the door	2
and to think that	2
was not the least	2
the number of ships	2
there was a necessity	2
passing along the streets	2
to see that all	2
was very strange to	2
on the left hand	2
they would have made	2
cheap by reason of	2
the towns where they	2
the inhabitants of the	2
in that very moment	2
be shut up in	2
so that in a	2
it begins in a	2
that the distemper was	2
gone away with my	2
to give notice to	2
their houses to visit	2
even as it was	2
a little before it	2
of august to the	2
they need not be	2
have reason to be	2
bills of mortality for	2
it was for want	2
more of the plague	2
the man and his	2
they were put to	2
conduct of the people	2
southwark side of the	2
how true i know	2
there was no remedy	2
pass through the town	2
for the honor of	2
like a man that	2
were not to be	2
prudence of the magistrates	2
marked with a red	2
too late for that	2
were said to be	2
that the shutting up	2
said to be from	2
had not been confined	2
them were obliged to	2
so that they were	2
had so much as	2
at a great loss	2
it may be supposed	2
no need to be	2
was never heard of	2
the other side the	2
ordering of persons infected	2
for the prodigious numbers	2
the bodies that were	2
with a red cross	2
persons to the pesthouse	2
the tokens come out	2
there had been no	2
feet of the surface	2
came out of the	2
which i have related	2
i have observed that	2
was by that means	2
up by the magistrates	2
a full certificate of	2
impossible to describe the	2
cannot say that i	2
did not see them	2
but for a few	2
three hundred and forty	2
but after some time	2
impossible to know them	2
what was the matter	2
do i remember that	2
as they heard the	2
mistress of the family	2
nothing but what the	2
that i should be	2
was chiefly among the	2
i could not prevail	2
use of the poor	2
ordered the constable to	2
number of the plague	2
apprehensions of their being	2
latter end of the	2
to be imposed upon	2
to all those that	2
wife and two children	2
the plague had not	2
people who were under	2
fear of the distemper	2
and that it was	2
things that could be	2
many of the clergy	2
the parishes of aldgate	2
way to converse with	2
within the whole city	2
and many of them	2
the ruin of the	2
at the danger of	2
be allowed to say	2
the first breaking out	2
out of their dwellings	2
the other part of	2
latter end of august	2
and i know not	2
that they would be	2
there is no stirring	2
the manners of the	2
made a great many	2
that side of the	2
it filled me with	2
gun in his hand	2
out at the windows	2
of the church of	2
pain in her head	2
much as to go	2
that they could spare	2
was about the beginning	2
of my own knowledge	2
into the great pits	2
and this was the	2
the distemper in the	2
is true that the	2
i am not certain	2
they were poor distressed	2
a vast number of	2
near as they can	2
the case of a	2
the poor distressed people	2
street was full of	2
i was born in	2
and it is not	2
and are apt to	2
doubt not but there	2
as it was known	2
seemed to be the	2
end of the minories	2
sexton of the parish	2
died in their houses	2
caused the people to	2
sick of the plague	2
on that side of	2
into a condition to	2
i cannot but say	2
to join with the	2
had not one person	2
that we could not	2
some of the physicians	2
into the great road	2
to run away from	2
the plague spread into	2
as i have heard	2
when they were infected	2
and throngs of people	2
for the charitable relief	2
to come at the	2
i mean such as	2
it is hardly credible	2
lord mayor of london	2
in the butcher row	2
stop us on the	2
soon as the sickness	2
but i had a	2
and how i should	2
see that all was	2
but i shall come	2
upon the whole city	2
a week in the	2
seven or eight thousand	2
that this poor fellow	2
every visited house to	2
of the sick person	2
one and the same	2
what they should do	2
upon it that the	2
b r a b	2
to dispose of the	2
relief and ordering of	2
bermondsey rotherhithe total this	2
so long from london	2
directly over the city	2
for a long time	2
the city and the	2
as nurses to tend	2
they are all dead	2
give notice to the	2
did not know but	2
and then we were	2
there was hardly a	2
ships in the river	2
if any of us	2
and everybody began to	2
at that time when	2
dreadful plague in london	2
the imagination of the	2
for suffering such a	2
they came to be	2
a merciful disposition of	2
in the great and	2
as was the case	2
not at all unlikely	2
that those people that	2
the reasons which i	2
that when they came	2
some of them got	2
cause them to be	2
mayor and aldermen of	2
advice of the physicians	2
could by no means	2
that it was indeed	2
and so the distemper	2
the month of september	2
and though they did	2
i have reason to	2
that there was nothing	2
it may not be	2
the infection was quite	2
by the force of	2
before it was known	2
it came to pass	2
heard of it in	2
so that by the	2
be allowed to believe	2
the remains of the	2
of the other men	2
man in the world	2
no more but this	2
i had in the	2
for though there died	2
about a fortnight before	2
i shall speak again	2
was easy to see	2
they were placed by	2
to quit the place	2
that every one of	2
know not what to	2
take care of the	2
sides of the river	2
which i confess i	2
full certificate of health	2
would have been very	2
of the same kind	2
they were afraid to	2
reason of which was	2
till it was too	2
or come near them	2
my brother and his	2
a little boy to	2
i have heard that	2
had no more business	2
out at their windows	2
shutting up of the	2
it would have been	2
all or most of	2
a hundred thousand people	2
greatest part of the	2
i shall come to	2
you heard of it	2
always to be had	2
far as i could	2
full of dead bodies	2
we have a right	2
i am sure that	2
city would have been	2
the great numbers of	2
seeds of the plague	2
and that he was	2
the parish of aldgate	2
most of them died	2
it is not to	2
aldermen of the city	2
not be forgot here	2
may not have the	2
that i could not	2
such as are of	2
unconcerned at the danger	2
that a great number	2
the comet before the	2
been as it was	2
our end of the	2
i must acknowledge i	2
in the late plague	2
that there were a	2
it must be acknowledged	2
till the latter end	2
were not sufficient to	2
and that i had	2
said he had the	2
they were all dead	2
and the complaints of	2
and they began to	2
the d of april	2
to go into the	2
house that was infected	2
both sides of the	2
dead on the floor	2
and thus they began	2
it began to be	2
were fled and gone	2
see how the ships	2
known still by the	2
the prudence of the	2
it was not the	2
they were not only	2
no more to be	2
and when they were	2
carried to the pesthouse	2
the sense of the	2
there were a great	2
that those people who	2
as well as she	2
the plague was itself	2
be dead of the	2
from one end of	2
believe many of them	2
to such and such	2
and it was to	2
of the bills of	2
nature of the disease	2
out of the road	2
this word is misplaced	2
even to the very	2
may venture to say	2
they were not so	2
they would cry out	2
the people were so	2
family and personal peace	2
would be such a	2
seen or heard of	2
i found that the	2
had it gone on	2
from whence you came	2
it seems they had	2
signs of the zodiac	2
all that i have	2
if it be true	2
i remember my friend	2
by the justices of	2
the house wherein he	2
his way into this	2
entered in the weekly	2
of being shut up	2
to the examiner of	2
i have mentioned in	2
the great number of	2
whole city and suburbs	2
it be true that	2
the effects of it	2
the said chirurgeons shall	2
four thousand a week	2
to an account for	2
those that were sound	2
the malignity of the	2
laid in a store	2
of the people that	2
people that were infected	2
it was a very	2
where it was not	2
it will be a	2
from the d of	2
infection along with them	2
the mercy of god	2
and they had also	2
take upon me to	2
money they had they	2
the city began to	2
was cheap by reason	2
as well as i	2
as i have related	2
but that they would	2
that it was enough	2
that they had not	2
condition they were in	2
and it seems they	2
the whole mass of	2
of the poor was	2
two bushels of wheat	2
before the plague was	2
in the hands of	2
were gone into the	2
city of london was	2
the people in their	2
it was in the	2
neither was there any	2
the weekly bill of	2
on the north side	2
the plague as a	2
it was not yet	2
special care that no	2
as they could get	2
some of the family	2
ten ounces and a	2
parish church of st	2
increase of the bills	2
that the comet before	2
where they could get	2
could not be obtained	2
they were able to	2
in as bad a	2
be removed out of	2
at the upper end	2
and not knowing what	2
they were all in	2
that were infected and	2
the case of an	2
the worship of god	2
and that which was	2
as richard the joiner	2
the misery of the	2
and here i must	2
as well those that	2
the dead carts were	2
is not at all	2
time of this visitation	2
and that it had	2
and two or three	2
the decrease of the	2
the neck or groin	2
was about the th	2
the order of the	2
really true in fact	2
burial of the dead	2
but it was the	2
on the inside of	2
to the pesthouse and	2
from a thousand to	2
died twenty thousand in	2
of the infection lay	2
that they should be	2
how the ships lay	2
the resolution of the	2
and that the plague	2
that the market people	2
upon which his neighbor	2
as to the first	2
to be done by	2
notwithstanding the great numbers	2
there was a dreadful	2
weight of the distemper	2
the dead to their	2
there had been a	2
the plague would not	2
things go now with	2
of people which died	2
end of august and	2
they had given me	2
of which i have	2
time that the houses	2
was in part true	2
when it came upon	2
a very few days	2
not far off from	2
about the streets with	2
but i think the	2
as we call it	2
want of people to	2
and especially in the	2
cap upon his head	2
the man of the	2
the alderman of the	2
some or other of	2
for shutting up of	2
far as they could	2
with the people in	2
of the history of	2
he had in his	2
one day with another	2
they had not been	2
i have observed before	2
to shut up houses	2
they were at first	2
within six feet of	2
of so many thousands	2
away with my brother	2
but this i may	2
the reach of my	2
it must have been	2
of the people on	2
that it had been	2
soon as it was	2
where the people were	2
the windows and doors	2
did not see it	2
in the city were	2
in the weekly bills	2
infection of the plague	2
plague raged so violently	2
wandered into the country	2
of what i have	2
there were not less	2
suppose them to be	2
and that they had	2
came to the door	2
that came near them	2
brings me back to	2
be one of the	2
not come at them	2
he had not been	2
to go into their	2
a few days he	2
but could not see	2
removed out of the	2
person to be shut	2
out of the church	2
of some people who	2
did not offer to	2
decreased almost two thousand	2
the distemper with them	2
a rumor that the	2
put a stop to	2
in the streets as	2
go out of the	2
there would be such	2
that it pleased god	2
it was the most	2
before they went to	2
ran about the streets	2
in the very streets	2
that i had no	2
as well as those	2
of a family in	2
in the houses where	2
never come near any	2
cared to go through	2
as far as they	2
it was generally in	2
a great many that	2
of god and the	2
who had been visited	2
that the plague would	2
the violence of their	2
gentlemen of the country	2
had spent its fury	2
it was indeed a	2
go about the streets	2
it is true there	2
the violence of it	2
dead in the streets	2
out into the fields	2
of those who were	2
to satisfy my curiosity	2
to die of the	2
to be afraid to	2
rest of the house	2
of going into the	2
an intimation from heaven	2
to come back again	2
allowed that it was	2
to take notice of	2
in or about london	2
when people began to	2
of the infection as	2
resolution of the people	2
people who were really	2
satisfaction that it was	2
reference is to footnote	2
sick of the infection	2
to the utmost of	2
did not care to	2
and the danger of	2
and down the streets	2
for them to go	2
to the people of	2
bedding or old apparel	2
the college of physicians	2
that it was all	2
together as well as	2
pleased god to preserve	2
i do not mean	2
them down to the	2
and a great many	2
and the famous solomon	2
people at that end	2
it looked as if	2
for there was a	2
the people of that	2
the people must have	2
by no means approve	2
the space of two	2
which he showed me	2
five or six in	2
of the reach of	2
he said he was	2
about the th of	2
and indeed they had	2
i take notice of	2
go in or out	2
put down in the	2
that two or three	2
i do verily believe	2
so as that they	2
and aldermen of the	2
such persons as were	2
was not at all	2
to the place where	2
in the fields and	2
been dead of the	2
must not be forgot	2
they would have done	2
any person dying of	2
and carry them away	2
at the door of	2
and i went away	2
in a frightful manner	2
in a terrible manner	2
temper of the people	2
at one end of	2
the height of the	2
in the fields beyond	2
or removing the sick	2
houses where all the	2
in so short a	2
direction of the physicians	2
died in two or	2
if you heard it	2
that i had ventured	2
i have lived to	2
say that i ever	2
the month of july	2
the servant that had	2
the whole city and	2
no such thing as	2
of infecting one another	2
to be able to	2
as it has been	2
falls to the serious	2
as soon as i	2
the beginning of july	2
when i came to	2
that they might be	2
those that were well	2
free from the infection	2
all the dogs and	2
began to be afraid	2
in the direction of	2
brother and his family	2
and the watchman by	2
the city would have	2
without breach of charity	2
one of the other	2
i could give you	2
people fled out of	2
and when the people	2
mind to see how	2
down of the plague	2
of the goods and	2
out in the streets	2
the seamen were all	2
of the common people	2
manners of the people	2
parts of the kingdom	2
the week from the	2
for about a fortnight	2
to them from the	2
the direction of the	2
about the streets as	2
they all allowed that	2
with anybody that came	2
abundance of people who	2
the dead cart came	2
but that would be	2
that we may not	2
enter into the particular	2
depend upon it that	2
shut up by the	2
come up into the	2
in a store of	2
how it came to	2
that it may be	2
had not been so	2
there was then no	2
r a a b	2
petty france into bishopsgate	2
as near as they	2
merciful disposition of god	2
the plague in all	2
course three or four	2
the people to be	2
they would tell you	2
there died four thousand	2
to travel on foot	2
in a case of	2
plague had not been	2
when they set out	2
rage of the distemper	2
i began to think	2
as i could see	2
i had a great	2
free from the distemper	2
as i went about	2
we are sure to	2
countenances of the people	2
either the lord mayor	2
but after this we	2
that they came out	2
must not go out	2
though it is true	2
i had no more	2
been infected by them	2
thousand a week in	2
or any one else	2
vouch the truth of	2
to the serious part	2
were more than ordinarily	2
stop to the infection	2
the number in the	2
what is the matter	2
to be sick of	2
the utmost of their	2
as things go now	2
one of them that	2
were not able to	2
the burials in st	2
the prodigious numbers that	2
see that it is	2
i shall have occasion	2
to save our lives	2
the regulation of the	2
of the contagion in	2
out of their own	2
the account of this	2
the plague first began	2
the court of aldermen	2
terrible judgment of god	2
sat down upon the	2
true i know not	2
charitable relief and ordering	2
if there had been	2
though not so frequent	2
that they were a	2
of the distemper lay	2
this was the time	2
them at a distance	2
the advice of the	2
for the people were	2
to have concealed the	2
the danger of death	2
was done in the	2
where they had been	2
and i could give	2
so that in the	2
for want of help	2
as that they could	2
out of his bed	2
it being in the	2
i do not think	2
were in the street	2
of august and the	2
into the great pit	2
the towns upon the	2
the parish church of	2
august and the beginning	2
as far as the	2
to such places as	2
did not come on	2
deprived of their livings	2
the plague in their	2
nor do i remember	2
and the more because	2
breaking out of the	2
in all that part	2
had not reached to	2
at last to such	2
sufficient to bury the	2
one thousand a week	2
so many thousands of	2
the charitable relief and	2
of the time when	2
there was but one	2
all on a sudden	2
two or three times	2
to the end of	2
were of the plague	2
many of them in	2
one would have thought	2
for the next week	2
to depend upon it	2
be able to say	2
fury of the contagion	2
done in the night	2
out of their houses	2
remains of the old	2
for the poor people	2
could not be concealed	2
north side of the	2
twenty thousand in a	2
streets with the distemper	2
nothing could follow but	2
and if any died	2
person dying of the	2
and could not be	2
to make the people	2
after it had been	2
the poor people would	2
had been a great	2
fever spotted fever surfeit	2
the plague was in	2
and all or most	2
to go and see	2
violent raging of the	2
the plague was at	2
here i must observe	2
appointed by my lord	2
house in coleman street	2
circumstances of the deliverance	2
the plague being come	2
that there would be	2
hundred of the plague	2
to inquire into the	2
to see how the	2
for such people to	2
but a little way	2
shall have occasion to	2
cannot say but that	2
in that part of	2
when they have been	2
for three or four	2
when they came up	2
of the infection being	2
and the next week	2
to go back again	2
one of the worst	2
i came to the	2
our parish of aldgate	2
if we may believe	2
so called because they	2
a general stop of	2
care was taken to	2
the people very much	2
the joy of the	2
i am a poor	2
a time of the	2
preying upon their spirits	2
as if all the	2
made his way into	2
came to pass that	2
as they did before	2
as it relates to	2
to be said of	2
that it was really	2
if you heard of	2
one of the plague	2
the spotted fever in	2
the people that it	2
it is not at	2
but i do not	2
was observed in the	2
towns on the road	2
do you come from	2
a bulk or stall	2
notice thereof to the	2
who were under their	2
the fire of london	2
the parish of cripplegate	2
to go through the	2
and which he had	2
a great variety of	2
stoutest heart in the	2
not so frequent as	2
the country people came	2
or most part of	2
out of his house	2
the established church of	2
died in the parish	2
i could not restrain	2
thousand a week for	2
conveyed out of any	2
found there was no	2
that they would have	2
that the city was	2
appointed to examine into	2
on board the ships	2
very many of the	2
dead bodies lay unburied	2
man of the house	2
i had not the	2
many of those that	2
and support of the	2
is impossible to describe	2
that died of the	2
though i do not	2
the ordinary course of	2
which they did not	2
to get the money	2
i had intended to	2
merciful disposition of providence	2
we brought with us	2
was come to its	2
towards rumford and brentwood	2
had the plague in	2
then it was done	2
this time of calamity	2
really dead of the	2
now stands the parish	2
the plague spread itself	2
went back to their	2
the next bill was	2
that the infection had	2
at least not so	2
the examiners of the	2
of them fell in	2
and came into the	2
where they knew him	2
knew not how to	2
support of the poor	2
of the city itself	2
me that it was	2
in a terrible fright	2
which is now called	2
starved for want of	2
what shall we do	2
if the distemper had	2
the reach of it	2
of the town to	2
safety of their lives	2
people had not been	2
with respect to the	2
i am resolved to	2
the beginning of december	2
to such a height	2
all the parishes in	2
and resolved to follow	2
as he was a	2
carried off by the	2
and in a little	2
from the face of	2
when they were obliged	2
all allowed that it	2
what money they had	2
the stoutest heart in	2
i have mentioned already	2
heart in the world	2
visited house to be	2
that so they might	2
near the end of	2
i could name several	2
was much of it	2
the poor people in	2
in all parts of	2
the people with all	2
shutting up their houses	2
not to be expressed	2
dying of the infection	2
they would go about	2
some of them had	2
as they called him	2
and the distress of	2
and who am i	2
in the utmost distress	2
to see that the	2
endeavor to make the	2
sick people to the	2
need to be afraid	2
parish at that time	2
not go near them	2
had died of the	2
that were gone into	2
gave the distemper to	2
even in the streets	2
the infection was received	2
said no more but	2
die of the plague	2
such a degree that	2
that the danger was	2
so great in the	2
such a prodigious number	2
which would have been	2
when it did come	2
he would not have	2
in that parish at	2
july to the st	2
as i take it	2
be shut up as	2
it will be found	2
case of an infection	2
knew nothing of it	2
had been a soldier	2
the state of trade	2
had pleased god to	2
the streets or fields	2
the houses that were	2
had the seeds of	2
there was nobody left	2
stands the parish church	2
those that had money	2
i believe i might	2
that he could not	2
appointed for that purpose	2
came in their way	2
b r a a	2
as soon as it	2
at the thoughts of	2
nor so much as	2
soon as they heard	2
few people that were	2
while the plague was	2
for their own preservation	2
even to such a	2
would certainly have been	2
rotherhithe total this week	2
vast number of people	2
especially in the first	2
nine of the plague	2
in the high street	2
so violent in london	2
i shall say more	2
i may venture to	2
they were in before	2
went to work with	2
before it came among	2
in the neck or	2
was coming upon the	2
shall be appointed for	2
condition of the people	2
july to the th	2
distemper did not come	2
died in a few	2
fear of the infection	2
of the house had	2
give thanks to him	2
if we stay here	2
the people where i	2
upon the whole nation	2
into the dead cart	2
to be brought to	2
the best of their	2
that it was never	2
reasons which i have	2
and i have heard	2
have lived to see	2
a despair of their	2
to return to my	2
out of the reach	2
able to bury the	2
are sure to die	2
as has been observed	2
i must not go	2
as it was before	2
they would otherwise have	2
they had the distemper	2
as near as i	2
the ships in the	2
six feet of the	2
during the pleasure of	2
how the poor people	2
little or nothing but	2
the clothes of the	2
to come near them	2
spread into the city	2
be said of the	2
it was to no	2
great mind to see	2
it was one of	2
i will not say	2
them by giving them	2
by the violence of	2
dead part of the	2
the hand of that	2
that they may not	2
to return to the	2
that the air was	2
seen almost in every	2
had not been many	2
give to the poor	2
and such things as	2
this i take to	2
in the same condition	2
for the preservation of	2
that heat in the	2
it as well as	2
to be dead of	2
the body in case	2
the heads of the	2
that they had given	2
at that time as	2
of any of those	2
living were not sufficient	2
we may not have	2
and this was in	2
for their audacious boldness	2
a kind of rage	2
part of the visitation	2
but i had no	2
that in a word	2
but for one night	2
the fields and woods	2
died of the distemper	2
the end of that	2
a man with a	2
any part of the	2
there were no more	2
a pretty many people	2
but i believe i	2
to pray for those	2
where the plague had	2
not sufficient to bury	2
account of the numbers	2
history of the plague	2
a true account of	2
this is to be	2
i told him i	2
and asked him what	2
might be said to	2
fields cripplegate stepney st	2
i say that the	2
down the river to	2
this shutting up of	2
by some of the	2