trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	46
english books online	39
of the navy	34
england and wales	27
according to the	22
lords and commons	21
of that committee	21
the lords and	19
text creation partnership	18
this text has	17
early works to	17
of the parliament	16
keying and markup	15
committee of the	15
of the said	15
houses of parliament	14
the committee of	14
of the customes	13
of the work	13
the navy and	13
summes of money	13
and commons in	13
support to the	12
the text can	12
even for commercial	12
assigned for keying	12
text and markup	12
phase i text	12
iv tiff page	12
encoded text transcribed	12
financial support to	12
by the king	12
this phase i	12
scanned from microfilm	12
institutions providing financial	12
described above is	12
of the committee	12
and xml conversion	12
available for reuse	12
and coded from	12
markup reviewed and	12
books online text	12
to the early	12
the early english	12
text transcribed from	12
reviewed and edited	12
to the terms	12
encoded edition of	12
i text is	12
edition of the	12
by the institutions	12
keyboarded and encoded	12
distributed and performed	12
tcp assigned for	12
text can be	12
the work described	12
terms of creative	12
is available for	12
images scanned from	12
keyed and coded	12
the institutions providing	12
online text creation	12
for keying and	12
owned by the	12
text is available	12
navy and customes	12
pfs batch review	12
proquest page images	12
without asking permission	12
can be copied	12
providing financial support	12
coded from proquest	12
work described above	12
and encoded edition	12
of creative commons	12
for commercial purposes	12
sampled and proofread	12
the terms of	12
all without asking	12
this keyboarded and	12
above is co	12
and markup reviewed	12
kb of xml	12
from proquest page	12
house of commons	11
or to be	11
both houses of	11
the time of	11
of both houses	11
the said ordinance	11
eng customs administration	10
original in the	10
commons in parliament	10
pretended ordinance of	10
tiff page image	10
in the year	10
the text more	9
of the kingdome	9
textual changes aim	9
includes standard spellings	9
tcp digital transcription	9
and metadata enrichments	9
the text the	9
changes and metadata	9
text is an	9
text more computationally	9
walks of life	9
english short title	9
that support the	9
curation by amateur	9
more computationally tractable	9
honour of the	9
that preserves archaic	9
metadata enrichments aim	9
making the text	9
a standardized format	9
suitable for network	9
enriched version of	9
text the author	9
standard spellings that	9
short title catalog	9
in the english	9
the managing of	9
day of december	9
based collaborative curation	9
stationer meant to	9
this text is	9
support the display	9
restoring the text	9
r in the	9
or stationer meant	9
version of the	9
the text has	9
text has not	9
been fully proofread	9
the tcp digital	9
annotated with morphadorner	9
earlyprint project evanston	9
at making the	9
a text in	9
in a standardized	9
professional end users	9
not been fully	9
annotation includes standard	9
text in a	9
of a text	9
standardized format that	9
end users from	9
tokenized and linguistically	9
by amateur and	9
has not been	9
and linguistically annotated	9
from many walks	9
amateur and professional	9
users from many	9
ordinance of the	9
has been tokenized	9
aim at restoring	9
changes aim at	9
preserves archaic forms	9
the honour of	9
collaborative curation by	9
many walks of	9
at restoring the	9
of the tcp	9
linguistically annotated with	9
author or stationer	9
been tokenized and	9
easier to read	9
based on the	9
meant to publish	9
of text r	9
and professional end	9
the annotation includes	9
enrichments aim at	9
textual changes and	9
display of a	9
the author or	9
fully proofread approx	9
an enriched version	9
format that preserves	9
the display of	9
thousand six hundred	9
aim at making	9
text r in	9
text has been	9
and suitable for	9
is an enriched	9
spellings that support	9
the english short	9
proclamation prohibiting the	8
and other maritime	8
receipt of customes	8
recorded as gap	8
known defects that	8
the use of	8
defects that were	8
of the lords	8
ordinance of both	8
gap elements at	8
that were recorded	8
were recorded as	8
digital transcription a	8
cities and towns	8
text has no	8
as gap elements	8
elements at the	8
prohibiting the payment	8
an ordinance of	8
person or persons	8
payment and receipt	8
and of the	8
duties upon the	8
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a of text	8
mo a wing	8
one thousand six	8
maritime duties upon	8
other maritime duties	8
at the time	8
time of transcription	8
to be assessed	8
and receipt of	8
the house of	8
upon the late	8
of the same	8
and towns corporate	8
transcription a of	8
no known defects	8
the payment and	8
late pretended ordinance	8
a proclamation prohibiting	8
a this text	8
the late pretended	8
save the king	7
logarbo sampled and	7
god save the	7
by the said	7
reproduction of the	7
mona logarbo text	7
the original in	7
of this kingdome	7
and merchants ships	7
mona logarbo sampled	7
estc r this	7
of the original	7
managing of the	7
vertue of the	7
officers of the	7
they have been	7
use of the	7
logarbo text and	7
by vertue of	7
yeare of our	7
printer to the	7
of the lord	7
by that committee	7
r this keyboarded	7
and for the	7
six hundred fifty	6
at our court	6
represented either as	6
in the eighteenth	6
eighteenth yeare of	6
or coat of	6
assembled in parliament	6
in the british	6
court at oxford	6
either as utf	6
and after the	6
against all traducers	6
and all other	6
characters represented either	6
spi global keyed	6
global keyed and	6
of our reigne	6
city of london	6
our court at	6
a proclamation for	6
year one thousand	6
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of the late	6
hundred fifty and	6
blazon or coat	6
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the british library	6
coat of arms	6
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the eighteenth yeare	6
arms by the	5
for the summer	5
of the duty	5
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the twenty sixth	5
up of the	5
royal blazon or	5
affaires of state	5
for the better	5
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printed and published	5
other matters incident	5
the said collectors	5
soit qvi mal	5
house of parliament	5
apex covantage keyed	5
qvi mal y	5
city of oxford	5
an order of	5
twenty sixth of	5
to the great	5
to the keeping	5
fifty and four	5
in vindication of	5
are due to	5
court of aldermen	5
the year one	5
covantage keyed and	5
flesh and salt	5
out of the	5
levying and receiving	5
from and after	5
sixth of march	5
the customs until	5
or other duties	5
in regard of	5
dominion of wales	5
an act for	5
the summer fleet	5
and many other	5
set forth for	5
in parliament assembled	5
importation of currans	5
the keeping up	5
of the honour	5
matters incident to	5
the port of	5
weighty affaires of	5
order of the	5
the commons house	5
customs until the	5
a declaration in	5
of excise and	5
declaration in vindication	5
continuance of the	5
vindication of the	5
keeping up of	5
payment of the	5
forth for the	5
port of london	5
until the twenty	5
the importation of	5
mal y pense	5
to the parliament	5
of the state	5
payment of all	5
in the port	5
of the customs	5
honi soit qvi	5
with other matters	5
commons house of	5
of arms by	5
at head of	5
the revenue of	4
the goods of	4
the lord lieutenant	4
as to the	4
of the admiralty	4
his majesty for	4
of the exchequer	4
the speedy payment	4
majesty for customes	4
speedy payment of	4
concerning the managing	4
the urgent occasions	4
on thomason copy	4
as are due	4
the table of	4
within this kingdom	4
a wing c	4
for laurence blaiklock	4
the trade of	4
excise of flesh	4
the summes of	4
of money as	4
of this city	4
the eighth day	4
table of fees	4
persons as shall	4
many other weighty	4
said ordinance of	4
corporate within this	4
manuall at our	4
for the continuance	4
law and legislation	4
a wing e	4
we doe hereby	4
money as are	4
without an act	4
the king a	4
by giles grene	4
the commissioners of	4
ordered by the	4
diev et mon	4
the office of	4
commissioners of the	4
lord lieutenant and	4
there was a	4
there were set	4
were set forth	4
it is ordered	4
barons of the	4
estc r ocm	4
affaires of the	4
better levying and	4
last day of	4
the winter guard	4
and court of	4
the hands of	4
r ocm this	4
the then barons	4
any of the	4
the continuance of	4
part of the	4
their consideration the	4
all such summes	4
the lord mayor	4
et mon droit	4
signed by the	4
that committee to	4
day of september	4
revenue of the	4
of original in	4
the better levying	4
ocm this keyboarded	4
king a proclamation	4
lord mayor and	4
lieutenant and council	4
proclamation for the	4
by the parliament	4
as by the	4
signe manuall at	4
king of england	4
against concealing and	4
by the late	4
assessed by vertue	4
concealing and colouring	4
and others in	4
into their consideration	4
reproduction of original	4
our signe manuall	4
the affaires of	4
under our signe	4
act for the	4
the pretended ordinance	4
taking into their	4
eighth day of	4
whereof with other	4
commons assembled in	4
due to his	4
the earle of	4
earle of dorset	4
given under our	4
to his majesty	4
pense royal blazon	4
such summes of	4
then barons of	4
act of parliament	4
of the summes	4
sixteenth day of	4
for the winter	4
other weighty affaires	4
the late ordinance	4
of moneyes assessed	4
the summes assessed	4
support of the	4
other duties upon	4
of flesh and	4
the sixteenth day	4
inhibiting the importation	4
or out of	4
mayor and court	4
printed for laurence	4
into this kingdome	4
receiving of moneyes	4
the honourable house	4
of the commissioners	4
towns corporate within	4
aliens and foreyners	4
by reason of	4
honourable house of	4
y pense royal	4
receiued in the	4
moneys arising by	4
annotation on thomason	4
alyens and foreyners	4
of money assessed	4
and the then	4
consideration the urgent	4
as in the	4
have power to	4
for the speedy	4
tuesday the eighth	4
for the use	4
beyond the seas	4
of all such	4
of the honourable	4
late ordinance of	4
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corrected and characters	3
into placeholder characters	3
the payment of	3
up the honour	3
of his majesties	3
sovereign a this	3
by the lords	3
illegibles were encoded	3
that they do	3
late exacted in	3
these processes should	3
to facilitate morpho	3
whereas we are	3
issued variously as	3
edition of a	3
processed by university	3
text encoding initiative	3
encoding based on	3
the keyers to	3
be made about	3
returned to the	3
and as to	3
should be aware	3
of the process	3
by which they	3
editions of a	3
the moneys have	3
of alyens and	3
accuracy and those	3
creation partnership web	3
made about the	3
the late l	3
for transcription and	3
the universities of	3
intended to range	3
and it is	3
in any port	3
have been disposed	3
tcp files to	3
the said cities	3
is very good	3
to external keying	3
and this is	3
by university of	3
mainly structural encoding	3
during phase of	3
moneys have been	3
were sent to	3
with mnemonic sdata	3
project have been	3
work was chosen	3
create accurately transcribed	3
the charge of	3
project was divided	3
of late exacted	3
out by editorial	3
in all likelihood	3
any assumptions that	3
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reason to do	3
or towns corporate	3
created by converting	3
later edition of	3
given at the	3
did not meet	3
of english literature	3
quantities of textual	3
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variously as sgml	3
are a number	3
made this parliament	3
appears in ncbel	3
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take and use	3
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have been released	3
rule and president	3
all such persons	3
any remaining illegibles	3
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image sets published	3
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by user contributors	3
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just account how	3
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encode one copy	3
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