trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	113
english books online	94
text creation partnership	58
based on the	48
keying and markup	42
early works to	40
either as utf	32
marked as illegible	32
characters represented either	32
represented either as	32
according to the	31
england and wales	29
sampled and proofread	27
coded from proquest	26
of creative commons	26
encoded text transcribed	26
the terms of	26
this keyboarded and	26
and coded from	26
tcp assigned for	26
this phase i	26
support to the	26
available for reuse	26
scanned from microfilm	26
described above is	26
online text creation	26
assigned for keying	26
keyboarded and encoded	26
the work described	26
text and markup	26
providing financial support	26
terms of creative	26
i text is	26
and markup reviewed	26
edition of the	26
is available for	26
the early english	26
encoded edition of	26
proquest page images	26
text transcribed from	26
of the work	26
work described above	26
and xml conversion	26
phase i text	26
keyed and coded	26
the text can	26
financial support to	26
institutions providing financial	26
to the terms	26
text is available	26
and encoded edition	26
reviewed and edited	26
the institutions providing	26
distributed and performed	26
pfs batch review	26
from proquest page	26
markup reviewed and	26
text can be	26
by the institutions	26
even for commercial	26
books online text	26
kb of xml	26
without asking permission	26
to the early	26
above is co	26
for keying and	26
images scanned from	26
can be copied	26
all without asking	26
for commercial purposes	26
owned by the	26
iv tiff page	26
the lord protector	19
original in the	19
for their own	17
that can be	17
there was a	17
logarbo text and	17
estc r ocm	17
mona logarbo sampled	17
mona logarbo text	17
were sent to	17
logarbo sampled and	17
tiff page image	17
r ocm this	17
ocm this keyboarded	17
as illegible were	16
the encoding was	16
mind that in	16
works in other	16
via their early	16
the general aim	16
been looked at	16
eligible for inclusion	16
selection was intended	16
by user contributors	16
filling in of	16
therefore chose to	16
phase of the	16
of time and	16
in libraries guidelines	16
of textual data	16
proquest via their	16
out by editorial	16
into two phases	16
of works in	16
data within the	16
to facilitate morpho	16
of the period	16
or later edition	16
are eligible for	16
were encoded as	16
some errors will	16
looked at by	16
for accuracy and	16
placeholder characters or	16
divided into two	16
transformed into placeholder	16
or corrected and	16
unicode or text	16
created during phase	16
was then carried	16
keyers to be	16
using tcp tei	16
oxford and michigan	16
some readable characters	16
of subject areas	16
of the united	16
text was proofread	16
can be made	16
at by a	16
creation partnership web	16
to tei p	16
sometimes a second	16
encoding based on	16
limit of instances	16
and attribution is	16
to range over	16
universities of michigan	16
quality of tcp	16
selection was based	16
of each text	16
simplify the filling	16
texts for their	16
have been released	16
characters marked as	16
wide variety of	16
project restraints of	16
are a number	16
with mnemonic sdata	16
as of january	16
were encoded and	16
editions of a	16
to critical editions	16
quality assurance was	16
to their original	16
variety of subject	16
large quantities of	16
was proofread for	16
works are eligible	16
mainly structural encoding	16
domain as of	16
is the greater	16
within the usual	16
about the data	16
during phase of	16
been issued variously	16
those which did	16
of the print	16
partnership between the	16
errors will remain	16
texts based on	16
university of nebraska	16
range over a	16
was divided into	16
later edition of	16
overall quality of	16
which did not	16
time and funding	16
chose to create	16
and therefore chose	16
extent have been	16
of instances per	16
and sometimes a	16
made about the	16
the texts have	16
then carried out	16
should make clear	16
the usual project	16
work was chosen	16
assumptions that can	16
aim of eebo	16
was based on	16
intended to range	16
possible up to	16
included and sometimes	16
have been issued	16
these processes should	16
of a works	16
variously as sgml	16
the public domain	16
will be marked	16
text encoding initiative	16
understanding these processes	16
a limit of	16
their early english	16
teams in oxford	16
now take and	16
texts have been	16
and markup guidelines	16
in oxford and	16
have been transformed	16
up to a	16
were returned to	16
anyone can now	16
true nature of	16
a second or	16
english were prioritized	16
image sets published	16
notably latin and	16
in english were	16
editorial teams in	16
whichever is the	16
did not meet	16
tcp project was	16
a wide variety	16
a tcp editor	16
or tei g	16
returned to the	16
by university of	16
but we respectfully	16
or elements to	16
of the project	16
any remaining illegibles	16
and encoded texts	16
carried out by	16
guidelines are available	16
attribution is given	16
of gaps by	16
and some readable	16
transcribed and encoded	16
enhanced and or	16
usually the first	16
tcp aimed to	16
should bear in	16
the keyers to	16
the tcp texts	16
by proquest via	16
is given to	16
files to tei	16
compelling reason to	16
record of the	16
is a partnership	16
of creating the	16
the texts were	16
companies for transcription	16
gaps by user	16
processes should make	16
users should be	16
then their works	16
to create diplomatic	16
illegible were corrected	16
take and use	16
of tcp data	16
of a work	16
the new cambridge	16
over a wide	16
to simplify the	16
of english literature	16
there are a	16
texts were encoded	16
never have been	16
was a compelling	16
level of the	16
known extent have	16
page images in	16
the true nature	16
text selection was	16
accurately transcribed and	16
print record of	16
due credit and	16
works in english	16
meet qa standards	16
for an anonymous	16
and or corrected	16
available at the	16
on the text	16
published by proquest	16
restraints of time	16
with level of	16
to the keyers	16
these texts for	16
is to encode	16
this text has	16
their own purposes	16
encoded as gap	16
should be aware	16
images in accordance	16
publisher proquest to	16
number of works	16
between the universities	16
lincoln and northwestern	16
and linked to	16
instances will never	16
in of gaps	16
sets were sent	16
ascii text with	16
the project have	16
tcp data is	16
text strings within	16
instances per text	16
by editorial teams	16
where possible up	16
language title published	16
p using tcp	16
opposed to critical	16
on the new	16
to encode one	16
second or later	16
tei g elements	16
in mind that	16
a work was	16
project have been	16
new cambridge bibliography	16
by converting tcp	16
gap elements of	16
to reflect the	16
be made about	16
create accurately transcribed	16
have been looked	16
elements to simplify	16
accordance with level	16
their original source	16
the image sets	16
corrected and characters	16
to a limit	16
we respectfully request	16
respectfully request that	16
or lossless xml	16
on the image	16
latin and welsh	16
with changes to	16
tcp is a	16
sent to external	16
mnemonic sdata character	16
standards were returned	16
usual project restraints	16
was chosen if	16
into placeholder characters	16
at the text	16
the process of	16
by a tcp	16
edition of a	16
linked to page	16
likelihood such instances	16
users should bear	16
create diplomatic transcriptions	16
encoded and linked	16
that in all	16
of the tei	16
or text strings	16
reflect the true	16
data is very	16
and basic encoding	16
the filling in	16
issued variously as	16
proquest to create	16
in accordance with	16
texts created during	16
the text creation	16
while the overall	16
remain and some	16
proofread for accuracy	16
been released into	16
be aware of	16
make clear that	16
structural encoding based	16
into the public	16
was intended to	16
the universities of	16
published between and	16
general aim of	16
were corrected where	16
unicode or tei	16
tei p using	16
produce large quantities	16
not meet qa	16
as gap s	16
the print record	16
first editions of	16
characters or elements	16
if an author	16
tcp files to	16
and use these	16
quantities of textual	16
of the texts	16
and characters marked	16
image sets were	16
transcription and basic	16
the overall quality	16
sets published by	16
as opposed to	16
accuracy and those	16
corrected where possible	16
markup guidelines are	16
cambridge bibliography of	16
a partnership between	16
aimed to produce	16
can now take	16
in all likelihood	16
bibliography of english	16
or for an	16
of any assumptions	16
every monographic english	16
to do so	16
their works are	16
to external keying	16
qa standards were	16
title published between	16
aware of the	16
available in eebo	16
process of creating	16
public domain as	16
encode one copy	16
although there are	16
bear in mind	16
to create accurately	16
released into the	16
will never have	16
converting tcp files	16
request that due	16
a works in	16
characters will be	16
an anonymous work	16
processed by university	16
illegibles were encoded	16
assurance was then	16
are available at	16
encoding was enhanced	16
tei in libraries	16
is very good	16
was enhanced and	16
to be redone	16
given to their	16
and available in	16
nature of the	16
chosen if there	16
copies of the	16
keying companies for	16
to produce large	16
a compelling reason	16
be marked as	16
of every monographic	16
of the process	16
elements of known	16
been transformed into	16
strings within braces	16
a number of	16
that due credit	16
external keying companies	16
project was divided	16
of known extent	16
therefore of any	16
partnership web site	16
textual data within	16
readable characters will	16
and the publisher	16
the first edition	16
to page images	16
of michigan and	16
created by converting	16
each text was	16
such instances will	16
and oxford and	16
changes to facilitate	16
credit and attribution	16
michigan and oxford	16
encoded texts based	16
sdata character entities	16
any assumptions that	16
the tei in	16
appears in ncbel	16
tcp is to	16
and those which	16
text with mnemonic	16
the text encoding	16
and therefore of	16
the publisher proquest	16
oxford and the	16
creating the tcp	16
for transcription and	16
remaining illegibles were	16
between and available	16
all likelihood such	16
use these texts	16
in other languages	16
if there was	16
will remain and	16
reason to do	16
printer to the	15
the united provinces	15
council of state	15
of the original	14
reproduction of the	14
the original in	14
thousand six hundred	13
global keyed and	13
by the lord	13
spi global keyed	13
one thousand six	13
to a painter	13
of the peace	12
his highness the	12
of our reign	12
most excellent majesty	12
highness the lord	12
the british library	11
the english and	11
blazon or coat	11
or coat of	11
in the english	11
coat of arms	11
of this instant	11
annotation includes standard	10
text more computationally	10
fully proofread approx	10
amateur and professional	10
textual changes and	10
easier to read	10
based collaborative curation	10
the annotation includes	10
by evan tyler	10
of the said	10
from many walks	10
at restoring the	10
digital transcription a	10
stationer meant to	10
our reign the	10
in a standardized	10
been tokenized and	10
text is an	10
by amateur and	10
changes and metadata	10
has not been	10
a text in	10
that support the	10
given at our	10
at our court	10
enriched version of	10
is an enriched	10
many walks of	10
his royal highness	10
earlyprint project evanston	10
an enriched version	10
forces at sea	10
collaborative curation by	10
linguistically annotated with	10
text the author	10
text has been	10
the author or	10
changes aim at	10
professional end users	10
author or stationer	10
and suitable for	10
display of a	10
support the display	10
of a text	10
making the text	10
curation by amateur	10
english short title	10
and professional end	10
of original in	10
r in the	10
in the british	10
spellings that support	10
suitable for network	10
of the tcp	10
the text has	10
tokenized and linguistically	10
more computationally tractable	10
our court at	10
tcp digital transcription	10
transcription a of	10
been fully proofread	10
short title catalog	10
the text the	10
end users from	10
users from many	10
printed by evan	10
ordered by the	10
mo a wing	10
at this time	10
walks of life	10
annotated with morphadorner	10
preserves archaic forms	10
not been fully	10
the text more	10
aim at restoring	10
the display of	10
a of text	10
of text r	10
the english short	10
aim at making	10
text in a	10
that preserves archaic	10
this text is	10
at making the	10
metadata enrichments aim	10
meant to publish	10
standardized format that	10
restoring the text	10
text r in	10
or stationer meant	10
textual changes aim	10
standard spellings that	10
version of the	10
enrichments aim at	10
text has not	10
includes standard spellings	10
the tcp digital	10
reproduction of original	10
a standardized format	10
court at whitehall	10
against the dutch	10
has been tokenized	10
and metadata enrichments	10
and of our	10
format that preserves	10
and linguistically annotated	10
printed by john	9
by the parliament	9
by the king	9
the number of	9
the king of	9
duke of york	9
on both sides	9
and twentieth of	9
r this keyboarded	9
fleet at sea	9
six hundred and	9
tiff page images	9
estc r this	9
between the english	9
the parliament of	9
covantage keyed and	8
his majesty and	8
apex covantage keyed	8
instructions to a	8
london and westminster	8
and the dutch	8
and the states	8
and to the	8
to the king	8
a list of	8
hundred and sixty	8
printed and published	8
majesty and the	8
of the clock	8
provinces of the	8
the command of	8
the house of	8
in the downs	8
his highness royal	8
english and dutch	8
kings most excellent	8
the kings most	8
general of the	8
under the command	8
command of his	7
royal blazon or	7
obtained by his	7
as well as	7
a wing e	7
all the world	7
by his highness	7
dated at end	7
conversion c r	7
to see the	7
soit qvi mal	7
xml conversion c	7
forthwith printed and	7
at head of	7
the cities of	7
mal y pense	7
of the dutch	7
at this day	7
to the kings	7
mercy endureth for	7
of the day	7
of the lord	7
of london and	7
of his highness	7
his mercy endureth	7
with the dutch	7
and all the	7
of the parliament	7
states of the	7
king of england	7
day of october	7
for the drawing	7
qvi mal y	7
endureth for ever	7
together with the	7
honi soit qvi	7
in the several	7
twentieth of this	7
the duke of	7
pense royal blazon	7
the drawing of	7
the cause of	7
y pense royal	7
be forthwith printed	7
cities of london	7
the dutch fleet	7
the late great	7
slain and wounded	6
that were recorded	6
text has no	6
fasting and humiliation	6
in the morning	6
relation of the	6
the time of	6
has no known	6
this instant august	6
of his majesties	6
to his highness	6
were recorded as	6
conduct of his	6
king of denmark	6
fourth day of	6
the ministers in	6
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gap elements at	6
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arms by the	6
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a day of	6
out of the	6
of the same	6
the lord of	6
e estc r	6
the thirteenth day	6
elements at the	6
a publick general	6
of arms by	6
unto the lord	6
the states of	6
of the vnited	6
second and third	6
no known defects	6
recorded as gap	6
politics and government	6
time of transcription	6
a this text	6
between his majesty	6
the seventeenth year	6
as gap elements	6
victory obtained by	6
by john field	6
of the english	6
defects that were	6
thirteenth day of	6
of his royal	6
throughout the realm	6
printers to his	6
realm of scotland	6
known defects that	6
whereas a peace	6
the peace between	6
peace between his	6
head of text	6
the realm of	6
that the ministers	5
letters from the	5
a great shot	5
of all sorts	5
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c r honi	5
twenty fourth day	5
of our fleet	5
painter for the	5
have thought fit	5
the of may	5
r honi soit	5
in such a	5
reflections on the	5
and in the	5
in black letter	5
of that our	5
advice to a	5
it shall be	5
of the commonwealth	5
monck to the	5
side of the	5
library of scotland	5
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duke of albemarle	5
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to the parliament	5
arms at head	5
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royal arms at	5
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aptara keyed and	5
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for a time	5
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excellency the lord	5
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church and state	4
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lost men in	4
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peace is made	4
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annotation on thomason	4
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time of publique	4
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on the seas	4
commonwealth of england	4
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admiral of england	4
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generall and council	4
one written by	4
great sea fight	4
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day of august	4
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publique fasting and	4
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the good people	4
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manufacture of the	4
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drawing of the	4
the whole world	4
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and bloudy fight	4
as if it	4
true relation of	4
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fleets in the	4
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to the end	4
of these nations	4
first battel and	4
one of the	4
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on thomason copy	4
lord general cromvvell	4
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of their ships	4
late great sea	4
ministers in the	4
day of publique	4
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made between this	4
our good subjects	4
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the dutch was	4
answer to mr	4
the people of	4
history of our	4
six hundred fifty	4
the loss of	4
reign the seventeenth	4
for setting apart	4
peace made between	4
commonwealth and protectorate	4
to his excellency	4
the nineteenth year	4
whilst this was	4
since the first	4
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the one written	4
of the terrible	4
of our navall	4
a declaration from	4
declaration from the	4
of the posture	4
the rate of	4
perfect relation relation	4
particulars of the	4
by the dutch	4
these nations to	4
on the next	4
the generall and	4
text in the	4
of the world	4
might you see	4
to such as	4
several congregations within	4
the vnited provinces	4
thought fit to	4
on the other	4
this our proclamation	4
ships that engaged	4
the other side	4
a true relation	4
with his own	4
incite all the	4
sent in a	4
not to be	4
in their own	4
may one thousand	4
late happy victory	4
whereas by the	4
in a personal	4
setting apart vvednesday	4
growth or manufacture	4
and holy rejoycing	4
that were slain	4
in the cities	4
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