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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	89
institutions providing financial support	27
financial support to the	27
support to the early	27
for keying and markup	27
this keyboarded and encoded	27
by the institutions providing	27
keyboarded and encoded edition	27
text can be copied	27
all without asking permission	27
the terms of creative	27
the text can be	27
providing financial support to	27
text is available for	27
this phase i text	27
i text is available	27
keyed and coded from	27
of the work described	27
books online text creation	27
encoded text transcribed from	27
coded from proquest page	27
english books online text	27
and encoded edition of	27
the institutions providing financial	27
from proquest page images	27
terms of creative commons	27
text and markup reviewed	27
and coded from proquest	27
to the terms of	27
work described above is	27
images scanned from microfilm	27
even for commercial purposes	27
tcp assigned for keying	27
the early english books	27
and markup reviewed and	27
the work described above	27
edition of the work	27
phase i text is	27
owned by the institutions	27
encoded edition of the	27
is available for reuse	27
online text creation partnership	27
according to the terms	27
described above is co	27
to the early english	27
assigned for keying and	27
markup reviewed and edited	27
the humble petition of	23
iv tiff page image	20
been tokenized and linguistically	19
from many walks of	19
and professional end users	19
tokenized and linguistically annotated	19
and metadata enrichments aim	19
of text r in	19
based collaborative curation by	19
enrichments aim at making	19
that preserves archaic forms	19
making the text more	19
users from many walks	19
stationer meant to publish	19
text the author or	19
a text in a	19
the author or stationer	19
the text has been	19
amateur and professional end	19
text has not been	19
textual changes and metadata	19
an enriched version of	19
the tcp digital transcription	19
at restoring the text	19
english short title catalog	19
text is an enriched	19
end users from many	19
display of a text	19
changes and metadata enrichments	19
been fully proofread approx	19
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	19
aim at restoring the	19
author or stationer meant	19
annotation includes standard spellings	19
textual changes aim at	19
standard spellings that support	19
and suitable for network	19
by amateur and professional	19
in a standardized format	19
text has been tokenized	19
restoring the text the	19
curation by amateur and	19
format that preserves archaic	19
changes aim at restoring	19
not been fully proofread	19
spellings that support the	19
the annotation includes standard	19
metadata enrichments aim at	19
at making the text	19
text r in the	19
version of the tcp	19
collaborative curation by amateur	19
the text more computationally	19
standardized format that preserves	19
enriched version of the	19
professional end users from	19
a standardized format that	19
many walks of life	19
of the tcp digital	19
and linguistically annotated with	19
the english short title	19
the display of a	19
text more computationally tractable	19
has not been fully	19
that support the display	19
this text is an	19
or stationer meant to	19
text in a standardized	19
of a text in	19
this text has not	19
r in the english	19
includes standard spellings that	19
in the english short	19
the text the author	19
is an enriched version	19
has been tokenized and	19
aim at making the	19
support the display of	19
digital transcription a of	18
a of text r	18
r this keyboarded and	18
estc r this keyboarded	18
transcription a of text	18
tcp digital transcription a	18
of the original in	17
reproduction of the original	17
the original in the	17
represented either as utf	16
characters represented either as	16
original in the british	13
in the british library	13
to the right honourable	13
the right honourable the	12
covantage keyed and coded	12
apex covantage keyed and	12
the creditors of the	11
the high court of	11
has no known defects	10
text has no known	10
the time of transcription	10
as gap elements at	10
this text has no	10
were recorded as gap	10
the said robert campion	10
gap elements at the	10
a this text has	10
at the time of	10
that were recorded as	10
elements at the time	10
known defects that were	10
notes for div a	10
defects that were recorded	10
recorded as gap elements	10
no known defects that	10
for debt or damages	10
category of texts with	9
high court of parliament	9
the rest of the	9
this text in the	9
the rate of defects	9
puts this text in	9
reproduction of original in	9
words puts this text	9
rate of defects per	9
a work was chosen	8
processes should make clear	8
the print record of	8
have been issued variously	8
tei in libraries guidelines	8
first editions of a	8
corrected and characters marked	8
texts based on the	8
usual project restraints of	8
tcp aimed to produce	8
guidelines are available at	8
in mind that in	8
illegibles were encoded as	8
some errors will remain	8
or later edition of	8
assurance was then carried	8
been looked at by	8
record of the period	8
files to tei p	8
possible up to a	8
likelihood such instances will	8
accurately transcribed and encoded	8
works are eligible for	8
wide variety of subject	8
universities of michigan and	8
teams in oxford and	8
produce large quantities of	8
during phase of the	8
the image sets published	8
and available in eebo	8
that in all likelihood	8
of each text was	8
of the tei in	8
markup guidelines are available	8
was chosen if there	8
via their early english	8
of the project have	8
gaps by user contributors	8
reason to do so	8
in all likelihood such	8
intended to range over	8
and attribution is given	8
included and sometimes a	8
logarbo text and markup	8
elements to simplify the	8
reflect the true nature	8
respectfully request that due	8
into placeholder characters or	8
based on the image	8
sent to external keying	8
carried out by editorial	8
now take and use	8
or elements to simplify	8
nature of the print	8
true nature of the	8
of a works in	8
the lord chief justice	8
was proofread for accuracy	8
project have been released	8
to their original source	8
proquest via their early	8
project was divided into	8
by editorial teams in	8
all likelihood such instances	8
encoded as gap s	8
for an anonymous work	8
transformed into placeholder characters	8
external keying companies for	8
issued variously as sgml	8
qa standards were returned	8
corrected where possible up	8
language title published between	8
therefore of any assumptions	8
second or later edition	8
characters marked as illegible	8
into the public domain	8
made about the data	8
data within the usual	8
the text creation partnership	8
of known extent have	8
keyers to be redone	8
humble petition of sir	8
did not meet qa	8
a partnership between the	8
these processes should make	8
the word of god	8
texts were encoded and	8
and those which did	8
compelling reason to do	8
will remain and some	8
these texts for their	8
chosen if there was	8
later edition of a	8
for transcription and basic	8
for their own purposes	8
but we respectfully request	8
oxford and the publisher	8
readable characters will be	8
of works in other	8
elements of known extent	8
and oxford and the	8
the said letters patents	8
a limit of instances	8
of michigan and oxford	8
unicode or tei g	8
changes to facilitate morpho	8
the encoding was enhanced	8
the texts have been	8
is to encode one	8
of tcp data is	8
global keyed and coded	8
the filling in of	8
with mnemonic sdata character	8
unicode or text strings	8
within the usual project	8
be aware of the	8
limit of instances per	8
proofread for accuracy and	8
characters or elements to	8
although there are a	8
to encode one copy	8
a second or later	8
instances will never have	8
attribution is given to	8
over a wide variety	8
editions of a works	8
keying companies for transcription	8
the tei in libraries	8
will never have been	8
and markup guidelines are	8
were corrected where possible	8
the project have been	8
chose to create diplomatic	8
of creating the tcp	8
were returned to the	8
for accuracy and those	8
text with mnemonic sdata	8
usually the first edition	8
available at the text	8
with level of the	8
sets published by proquest	8
remain and some readable	8
between the universities of	8
if there was a	8
of the process of	8
was then carried out	8
was divided into two	8
and therefore chose to	8
public domain as of	8
of any assumptions that	8
of the texts have	8
was based on the	8
the texts were encoded	8
each text was proofread	8
accuracy and those which	8
meet qa standards were	8
and characters marked as	8
sometimes a second or	8
a works in english	8
and the publisher proquest	8
known extent have been	8
then their works are	8
sets were sent to	8
michigan and oxford and	8
processed by university of	8
the new cambridge bibliography	8
page images in accordance	8
text strings within braces	8
range over a wide	8
tcp files to tei	8
which did not meet	8
enhanced and or corrected	8
such instances will never	8
at by a tcp	8
to reflect the true	8
take and use these	8
released into the public	8
mind that in all	8
to a limit of	8
and some readable characters	8
out by editorial teams	8
encoded and linked to	8
there was a compelling	8
works in english were	8
by proquest via their	8
are eligible for inclusion	8
on the image sets	8
that due credit and	8
transcribed and encoded texts	8
are available at the	8
copies of the texts	8
some readable characters will	8
on the new cambridge	8
of every monographic english	8
cambridge bibliography of english	8
and encoded texts based	8
have been released into	8
or for an anonymous	8
create accurately transcribed and	8
be made about the	8
were sent to external	8
number of works in	8
been released into the	8
encoding based on the	8
created by converting tcp	8
bibliography of english literature	8
the publisher proquest to	8
of instances per text	8
to produce large quantities	8
mainly structural encoding based	8
process of creating the	8
overall quality of tcp	8
should make clear that	8
images in accordance with	8
we respectfully request that	8
and xml conversion to	8
quality assurance was then	8
phase of the project	8
a compelling reason to	8
publisher proquest to create	8
their early english books	8
notably latin and welsh	8
or corrected and characters	8
is given to their	8
should be aware of	8
characters will be marked	8
therefore chose to create	8
been issued variously as	8
selection was based on	8
users should bear in	8
will be marked as	8
was a compelling reason	8
level of the tei	8
encoding was enhanced and	8
to range over a	8
texts have been issued	8
work was chosen if	8
as opposed to critical	8
lords and commons assembled	8
and therefore of any	8
a number of works	8
converting tcp files to	8
while the overall quality	8
and sometimes a second	8
with changes to facilitate	8
to external keying companies	8
data is very good	8
transcription and basic encoding	8
use these texts for	8
created during phase of	8
commons assembled in parliament	8
the universities of michigan	8
ascii text with mnemonic	8
selection was intended to	8
proquest to create accurately	8
opposed to critical editions	8
never have been looked	8
the process of creating	8
in accordance with level	8
aware of the process	8
users should be aware	8
the public domain as	8
in oxford and michigan	8
any remaining illegibles were	8
based on the text	8
have been transformed into	8
in english were prioritized	8
are a number of	8
and linked to page	8
was enhanced and or	8
extent have been transformed	8
mona logarbo sampled and	8
should bear in mind	8
title published between and	8
restraints of time and	8
their works are eligible	8
large quantities of textual	8
the keyers to be	8
to create diplomatic transcriptions	8
tei p using tcp	8
whichever is the greater	8
or tei g elements	8
errors will remain and	8
quality of tcp data	8
in of gaps by	8
of gaps by user	8
the text encoding initiative	8
bear in mind that	8
edition of a work	8
understanding these processes should	8
up to a limit	8
any assumptions that can	8
that can be made	8
the general aim of	8
have been looked at	8
quantities of textual data	8
text creation partnership web	8
textual data within the	8
returned to the keyers	8
tcp project was divided	8
as illegible were corrected	8
encoded texts based on	8
by a tcp editor	8
xml conversion to the	8
spi global keyed and	8
and commons assembled in	8
works in other languages	8
image sets were sent	8
were encoded as gap	8
on the text encoding	8
where possible up to	8
there are a number	8
mnemonic sdata character entities	8
a wide variety of	8
and use these texts	8
companies for transcription and	8
then carried out by	8
looked at by a	8
linked to page images	8
at the text creation	8
texts created during phase	8
those which did not	8
to simplify the filling	8
by university of nebraska	8
structural encoding based on	8
can now take and	8
placeholder characters or elements	8
marked as illegible were	8
creating the tcp texts	8
between and available in	8
mona logarbo text and	8
based on the new	8
can be made about	8
to page images in	8
accordance with level of	8
is a partnership between	8
was intended to range	8
the usual project restraints	8
editorial teams in oxford	8
the overall quality of	8
to the keyers to	8
p using tcp tei	8
of the print record	8
domain as of january	8
gap elements of known	8
illegible were corrected where	8
the true nature of	8
texts for their own	8
partnership between the universities	8
the lords and commons	8
image sets published by	8
published between and available	8
published by proquest via	8
anyone can now take	8
to tei p using	8
or text strings within	8
given to their original	8
credit and attribution is	8
be marked as illegible	8
tcp is a partnership	8
of textual data within	8
print record of the	8
new cambridge bibliography of	8
divided into two phases	8
text selection was based	8
logarbo sampled and proofread	8
aimed to produce large	8
by converting tcp files	8
general aim of eebo	8
variety of subject areas	8
remaining illegibles were encoded	8
tcp data is very	8
creation partnership web site	8
filling in of gaps	8
request that due credit	8
annotation on thomason copy	8
of a work was	8
tcp is to encode	8
to create accurately transcribed	8
due credit and attribution	8
assumptions that can be	8
project restraints of time	8
standards were returned to	8
ocm this keyboarded and	8
were encoded and linked	8
keying and markup guidelines	8
text was proofread for	8
not meet qa standards	8
been transformed into placeholder	8
simplify the filling in	8
of time and funding	8
and or corrected and	8
original text notes for	7
from the original text	7
what shall i doe	7
sonnes to be his	7
text notes for div	7
of original in the	7
the original text notes	7
shall i doe for	7
two sonnes to be	7
the court of exchequer	7
or any thing thereunto	7
from time to time	7
aptara keyed and coded	7
iv tiff page images	7
any thing thereunto relating	7
creditors of the common	7
i doe for thee	6
of parliament for the	6
letters patents were good	6
estc r ocm this	6
debts must be paid	6
between and defects per	6
huber sampled and proofread	6
with between and defects	6
the master of the	6
so much the more	6
the said james enyon	6
and the rest of	6
the ancient common law	6
civilwar no to the	6
r ocm this keyboarded	6
for div a e	6
the court of aldermen	6
to be his bond	6
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of texts with between	6
out of this place	6
the antient common law	6
texts with between and	6
of the common pleas	6
against the good of	6
his honorable houses of	5
and that the plaintiff	5
good to be in	5
the subjects of england	5
his highnesse the lord	5
original in the bodleian	5
in the bodleian library	5
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the satisfaction of their	5
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and when thou art	5
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of the creditors of	5
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part with all their	5
and the oyle ceased	5
the ministers of the	5
by the power of	5
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the good of church	5
court of wards and	5
of ten thousand pounds	5
justice of the common	5
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prisoner in the upper	5
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one thousand six hundred	5
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or vote in election	4
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of sir nicholas crisp	4
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bodies politique and corporate	4
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it is to be	4
any voice or vote	4
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forthwith printed and published	4
cuningham prisoner in the	4
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liue thou and thy	4
must make of this	4
honourable the commons of	4
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imprisoned for debt or	4
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may be usefull for	4
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called by the name	4
the creditors are meerly	4
committee of parliament appointed	4
of one thousand pounds	4
the reader may take	4
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humble petition of thomas	4
prisoners in the fleet	4
the assigns of sir	4
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according to the said	4
thousand six hundred fifty	4
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what hast thou at	4
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c category of texts	4
petition of thomas brewer	4
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the poor debter and	4
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the man of god	3
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to offer unto the	3
oyle to restore debtors	3
of one per cent	3
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humble petition of lieutenant	3
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creditors of james enyon	3
to the said letters	3
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sixteen years private sad	3
ordered by the lords	3
f the rate of	3
out of that most	3
of error in parliament	3
and providence over all	3
of walter vaughan deceased	3
it appears by experience	3
in the dayes of	3
the humble address of	3
divers prisoners in the	3
of god in christ	3
both to tutors and	3
for the reliefe of	3
of her two sonnes	3
and carriages of his	3
hath nothing at home	3
the behalf of themselves	3
names are hereunto subscribed	3
creditors of ulick earl	3
to yorke and salsbury	3
f category of texts	3
many inconveniences have arisen	3
a thousand of his	3
written by william bagwell	3
singular care and providence	3
by the prophet elisha	3
called sir james enyon	3
healey sampled and proofread	3
aside those that are	3
politique and corporate who	3
let me be bold	3
of the said act	3
by letters patents under	3
as well as he	3
the prisoners called by	3
him in all afflictions	3
james enyon baronet deceased	3
poor distressed prisoners for	3
the doore vpon thee	3
humble address of poor	3
released of the bondage	3
right honourable city of	3
be paid out of	3
the time to come	3
of due payment of	3
assigns of sir robert	3
and pupils for want	3
out of his hands	3
administratrix of the goods	3
the bondage whereof they	3
on the of may	3
of colleges our humble	3
the severall humours and	3
lately called sir james	3
extracted out of that	3
many passages in prison	3
or more defects per	3
the answere of the	3
due unto them from	3
owing before the first	3
booke of the kings	3
and heads of colleges	3
of ulick earl of	3
vessels abroad of all	3
of james enyon esquire	3
rightly and seasonably vsed	3
humble petition of erasmus	3
wherein iohn taylor hath	3
vpon his returnes from	3
and set aside those	3
new cum twang with	3
the time of the	3
the right honorable the	3
of the commonwealth and	3
the good of others	3
tutors in the university	3
that put their trust	3
and towards the redemption	3
her children released of	3
to some of his	3
those that are dead	3
neere tocester in northampton	3
the church of rome	3
providence over all distressed	3
order of their tutors	3
of the reign of	3
seruant did feare the	3
heads of colleges our	3
the thing that is	3
dice of his bones	3
a estc r ocm	3
iohn taylor hath curried	3
and as it were	3
by reason of pupils	3
in those dayes i	3
and debts of walter	3
to the which purpose	3
nauigations to yorke and	3
that many inconveniences have	3
the remedying these inconveniences	3
ordinance be forthwith printed	3
neere a thousand of	3
vvherein is proved that	3
shall have power to	3
and by reason of	3
upon the several lord	3
they were in danger	3
of his bad debters	3
colleges our humble request	3
trust in him in	3
to any part of	3
it is hereby thought	3
honourable city of london	3
before the first of	3
record and the said	3
or else mote i	3
as if they were	3
abroad of all thy	3
a wing c thomason	3
and shut the doore	3
due and owing before	3
humours and carriages of	3
that most tried and	3
thou art come in	3
the old lerry with	3
the night by the	3
defendant in chancery pettus	3
for a man to	3
in the case of	3
of the paper boate	3
vnder colour of law	3
appears by experience that	3
and other the creditors	3
the act of the	3
with or more defects	3
to the right honorable	3
address of poor distressed	3
the said walter vaughan	3
observations of many passages	3
whereof the vviddovv indebted	3
of the said bonds	3
set aside those that	3
the judgment of the	3
in the county of	3
and twentieth day of	3
corporate who have any	3
them from the state	3
the people assembled in	3
thou art indebted vnto	3
will make dice of	3
one moyety of the	3
now newly published by	3
year of the reign	3
taken a proper remedy	3
and without order of	3
and the creditor is	3
committee of the navy	3
with the old winsye	3
of pupils trading with	3
sir james enyon baronet	3
will not at all	3
temporall in this present	3
debts of walter vaughan	3
his observations of many	3
and temporall in this	3
the administratrix of the	3
letter of the law	3
eight hundred and fiftie	3
our lord iesus christ	3
part of the said	3
of many passages in	3
lerry with a new	3
for want of due	3
case of the plaintiff	3
by william bagwell merchant	3
daughter of ann beswick	3
and credit of her	3
and xml conversion a	3
without order of their	3
voyages of the paper	3
and in the end	3
if thou wilt not	3
of any of his	3
mo a wing b	3
any person or persons	3
second booke of the	3
by vertue whereof the	3
whereas it appears by	3
night by the watch	3
severall humours and carriages	3
ought not to doe	3
else mote i dye	3
one poore pitcher of	3
most tried and quintessensed	3
offer unto the consideration	3
of texts with or	3
yorke and salsbury with	3
elspeth healey text and	3
mentioned in the second	3
during his being there	3
the statute of the	3
after sixteen years private	3
fifth of edward the	3
saue a pitcher of	3
to the satisfaction of	3
for the payment of	3
the letters patents were	3
inasmuch as in them	3
letters patents under the	3
gods singular care and	3
lords spirituall and temporall	3
the first of december	3
ulick earl of st	3
thy children of the	3
thy selfe in this	3
king charles the second	3
the payment of his	3
in the person of	3
and millicent vaughan widow	3
the city of london	3
represented to publick view	3
petition of divers prisoners	3
the example of this	3
old lerry with a	3
and his nauigations to	3
said robert campion being	3
prisoners called by the	3
to the court of	3
to say the truth	3
in the execution of	3
his returnes from scotland	3
pay him vpon his	3
was restored out of	3
petition of erasmus record	3
and sell the oyle	3
of the said debts	3
towards the redemption of	3
twang with the old	3
years private sad sufferings	3
the dayes of the	3
been due and owing	3
the voyages of the	3
if it be a	3
lieutenant colonel john lilburne	3
bondage whereof they were	3
his and their kin	3
imprisonment of mens persons	3
their trust in him	3
the feare of god	3
put their trust in	3
much for that point	3
of the bondage whereof	3
no to the right	3
in the night by	3
in the harvard university	3
of the said earl	3
cum twang with the	3
is to be obserued	3
a new cum twang	3
and borrow thee vessels	3
the signe of the	3
the said commissioners be	3
the law of god	3
this ordinance be forthwith	3
erasmus record and millicent	3
unto the consideration of	3
hath been due and	3
in the name of	3
chattels and debts of	3
god in christ iesus	3
our humble request as	3
some of his and	3
humble request as followeth	3
and set at liberty	3
his advice to them	3
the redemption of distressed	3
the lord potector sic	3
a pitcher of oyle	3
poor debter and their	3
the scourge of basenesse	3
their families tyrannically destroyed	3
an act of parliament	3
thus much for that	3
that is to be	3
his wife and children	3
usher of the late	3
the f category of	3
master of the prison	3
ought to be paid	3
text in the f	3
the commonwealth and bodies	3
people assembled in parliament	3
not pay him vpon	3
the benefit of this	3
experience that many inconveniences	3
the apostle paul speaketh	3
thousand of his bad	3
to the kings most	3
and some of them	3
honorable the lords spirituall	3
the people of england	3
is come to take	3
to take my two	3
shall be thought fit	3
record and millicent vaughan	3
upon the said bonds	3
profession of the gospel	3
the twenty fifth of	3
for which thou art	3
an ordinance of parliament	3
right honorable the lords	3
common law of the	3
late minister at stepney	3
petitioner record and the	3
redemption of distressed captives	3
whereof they were in	3
the lords spirituall and	3
kings most excellent majestie	3
make dice of his	3
take my two sonnes	3
the hands of the	3
of divers prisoners in	3
and owing before the	3
which hath been due	3
and liue thou and	3
my two sonnes to	3
at the signe of	3
and to some of	3
us whose names are	3
of king edward the	3
being rightly and seasonably	3
due payment of quarterly	3
reason of pupils trading	3
spirituall and temporall in	3
debter and their families	3
who will not pay	3
humble petition of divers	3
payment of quarterly bills	3
petition of lieutenant colonel	3
written by samuel cotesford	3
but thou in prison	3
children released of the	3
may take notice of	3
did feare the lord	3
patents under the great	3
according to the rule	3
arisen both to tutors	3
before the said commissioners	3
the imprisonment of mens	3
in this present parliament	3
your petitioner record and	3
the lord of hosts	3
as it is said	3
when thou the cards	3
oh that i might	3
tried and quintessensed oyle	3
his nauigations to yorke	3
that the said commissioners	3
vse that we must	3
the right honourable city	3
carriages of his fellow	3
it is not the	3
the kings most excellent	3
e estc r this	3
care and providence over	3
hundred and fiftie pounds	3
healey text and markup	3
the creditors of james	3
of his fellow prisoners	3
of the knights ward	3
brought thee to this	3
of lieutenant colonel john	3
taylor hath curried or	3
vicechancellor and heads of	3
of our lord iesus	3
to tutors and pupils	3
to goe to god	3
him vpon his returnes	3
elspeth healey sampled and	3
for such a one	3
twenty fifth of edward	3
the several lord mayors	3
of erasmus record and	3
as it is in	3
want of due payment	3
trading with unlicensed persons	3
children of the rest	3
out into all those	3
newly published by w	3
and one of the	3
inconveniences have arisen both	3
tutors and pupils for	3
over all distressed prisoners	3
payment of his debts	3
thou dost not know	2
his master the lord	2
in the holy scriptures	2
that would pay if	2
for the satisfying of	2
and oath made thereof	2
of her selfe from	2
her selfe from care	2
to the lord for	2
another motiue from the	2
suffer in this world	2
seven and twentieth of	2
fruits of my poore	2
soule that hath done	2
owle and other birds	2
that if the lord	2
the epistle to the	2
any right to any	2
by vertue of the	2
mr vicechancellor and heads	2
both in church and	2
pounds into his hands	2
b thou hast beene	2
of quarterly bills and	2
and will not pay	2
or some for them	2
offered to speake of	2
which purpose the prophet	2
a justice it will	2
printers to his highness	2
of the rest of	2
and have a care	2
more into this place	2
mayest be able to	2
which are light huswives	2
so i that haue	2
goe along with him	2
if this place will	2
blaney sampled and proofread	2
is the minister of	2
of the house of	2
as by the said	2
he was cheated by	2
release of her selfe	2
the said earl did	2
debt is to be	2
that those who have	2
sets it downe as	2
the dead soules of	2
if their chamber rent	2
henry hills and john	2
to the glory of	2
see it good for	2
of the prisoners estate	2
statute of westminster the	2
wiues of the sonnes	2
twentieth day of september	2
that he might have	2
in the darke night	2
any thing to be	2
one fourth part of	2
be paid according to	2
gods great mercies towards	2
of the said l	2
my hope is you	2
written word of god	2
winsye wherein iohn taylor	2
parliament assembled the humble	2
for it be sure	2
in the whole course	2
and i shall be	2
as well as in	2
art to this place	2
of him in his	2
example of this widdow	2
from the frailty of	2
the god of peace	2
auoide all occasions of	2
canst not here live	2
the city and their	2
in the feare of	2
not pay his debts	2
the annointing of kings	2
of such prisoners estate	2
if it haue no	2
euery one from the	2
the church and common	2
that thou art indebted	2
that which thou canst	2
of the said order	2
majestie the humble address	2
in the year mdclxxv	2
upon his petition to	2
relief of creditors and	2
a stc estc s	2
may be able to	2
campion represented to publick	2
both houses of parliament	2
prisoners that will part	2
be made of these	2
remembrance of gods great	2
in hand to cure	2
of the wiues of	2
the sonne of god	2
shop at the signe	2
into his adversaries hands	2
in the profession of	2
it downe as a	2
when the vessels were	2
to this purpose speaketh	2
duty of one fourth	2
be in a most	2
that you may be	2
thee in the way	2
behalfe of many thousand	2
that he will make	2
that which they desire	2
of such prisoner to	2
the vse that we	2
a person that hath	2
and brought into prison	2
patents were good in	2
no more into this	2
the vessels were full	2
great length of time	2
the house of peers	2
to the same purpose	2
that it may be	2
be freed from their	2
the law of nations	2
pas sampled and proofread	2
as they shall think	2
cheated by the city	2
to them thou art	2
widdow and her two	2
john pas text and	2
shall live with him	2
visit their friends in	2
and that i haue	2
all men by t	2
doome of those that	2
shalt shut the doore	2
was lent upon the	2
for the said earl	2
the hands of men	2
to the view of	2
them that thou art	2
and your petitioner thomas	2
this widdow and her	2
booke of my trauels	2
or to make a	2
justice it will be	2
the kingdome of heauen	2
each to respect other	2
benefit of her suit	2
in the day of	2
though they have much	2
thee night and day	2
to take away the	2
d category of texts	2
is now a prisoner	2
of the church of	2
they shall think fit	2
but on the contrary	2
out of the said	2
after so many years	2
the complaint of the	2
out of that distresse	2
that was mindfull of	2
the minister of god	2
mo a wing e	2
idle course of life	2
the law of moses	2
pay if they could	2
the sonnes of the	2
borrowing or issuing out	2
proportionable part of the	2
any thing neere to	2
of any person or	2
of the act before	2
this place will not	2
is not so much	2
that thou art the	2
to the impatient prisoner	2
of the extended moytie	2
to the commissioners appointed	2
several prisons of england	2
the common pleas was	2
in comparison of those	2
the doore vpon her	2
the example of a	2
it followeth in the	2
out of thy love	2
and robert campion represented	2
of the one moyety	2
of her husbands good	2
vpon the death of	2
dangers and troubles to	2
under the great seale	2
or more of them	2
hundred fifty and two	2
of this widdow and	2
the unruly young man	2
he should have a	2
the glorious light of	2
thee day by day	2
so long as there	2
in such a case	2
for you to be	2
to a prisoners wife	2
this is the crie	2
of westminster the second	2
and grow vp in	2
obedience of the widdow	2
thou must needs say	2
for thy soules health	2
of god for thy	2
love to them is	2
for the speedy payment	2
and brought him to	2
the great seale of	2
what order of parliament	2
onely cause of thy	2
may be in a	2
printed for laurence blaiklock	2
in and about the	2
to the rules of	2
there shut up of	2
to a worthy charitable	2
the honour of a	2
which i have had	2
for the lord chancellor	2
thou must needs pay	2
to the rich man	2
your petitioners the said	2
the sunne goe downe	2
the name of mice	2
that thy seruant did	2
the children of god	2
let me advise thee	2
the dangers of men	2
paid into the chamber	2
the lord treasurer is	2
and vpon thy sonnes	2
text in the d	2
by the said letters	2
the relief of creditors	2
as also in the	2
trust committed to him	2
in the names of	2
in his third report	2
and they brought to	2
master the lord bacon	2
make a holy and	2
the true feare of	2
and when the vessels	2
prisoners wife of a	2
quarterly bills and by	2
mo a wing g	2
a carefull friend that	2
of any one of	2
lent unto the city	2
willing to part with	2
from day to day	2
the committee appointed for	2
be not at all	2
that come to visit	2
father of our lord	2
our sauiour christ himselfe	2
foundation for future living	2
day and night to	2
the lord on high	2
it will be to	2
the prodigall young man	2
those that would pay	2
reign of king edward	2
the meanes whereby the	2
meanes whereby the debt	2
for want of food	2
court of exchequer had	2
wife of a refractory	2
such prisoner to such	2
the hand of a	2
their soules and bodies	2
time for thee to	2
by the city and	2
i am your sonne	2
the prisoner at liberty	2
pay them that thou	2
of god in the	2
each person and thing	2
your bodies in the	2
thou the cards dost	2
time seeke to redeeme	2
and giue not ouer	2
to doe the like	2
now thou art in	2
a very soueraigne oyle	2
the one and twentieth	2
hath brought thee to	2
and according to their	2
right to any part	2
s ocm this keyboarded	2
of the antient common	2
his poore debtor in	2
the act of common	2
as the commissioners shall	2
knew not how to	2
that gave order to	2
troubles to this present	2
the people for their	2
thou hast in this	2
was mindfull of him	2
the name of rats	2
which are debauched men	2
of this life with	2
in the law of	2
could not find any	2
lord of heauen and	2
to take her two	2
your petitioner may be	2
the matter in hand	2
thou hast made him	2
the most part of	2
counsaile of the prophet	2
take heed how they	2
when in the meane	2
and the said walter	2
to the end that	2
said acts or either	2
her husband left her	2
the debt is to	2
to him who is	2
me out of this	2
are meerly cheated the	2
and doubt not but	2
out of their hands	2
one of the wiues	2
of many thousand creditors	2
of eight hundred and	2
make of this doctrine	2
with this honourable house	2
commonwealth by thomas grantham	2
old winsye wherein iohn	2
when i came forth	2
the lord thy god	2
to the holy word	2
carefull friend that discharged	2
with all things else	2
law of nature thou	2
which are prisoners in	2
of the workes of	2
haue of debtors such	2
god for thy wealth	2
the commissioners appointed by	2
and commonwealth by thomas	2
thou hast here long	2
where he is deprived	2
dead in it selfe	2
the hand of the	2
without any the least	2
of the church and	2
that the judgment of	2
and troubles to this	2
selfe to be a	2
if the lord should	2
their chamber rent they	2
and he that despiseth	2
those places and callings	2
shall be able to	2
to him that betrayed	2
the law of bondage	2
the then attorney general	2
all the dayes of	2
the holy apostle paul	2
or any other in	2
thousand creditors of the	2
to pay his debts	2
make him to know	2
to the good of	2
the abuse of the	2
shee was to be	2
e brought to so	2
fret not thy selfe	2
to borrow of them	2
very soueraigne oyle to	2
in the reign of	2
it is that i	2
that the said earl	2
aged above sixty years	2
and upon the security	2
i then in credit	2
therefore i for helpe	2
in prison i am	2
hills and john field	2
give them their due	2
the utter ruine of	2
the officers of the	2
in the court of	2
as if they had	2
humbly desires your honours	2
a that art so	2
freed from their imprisonments	2
by the example of	2
oaths of supremacy and	2
he is deprived of	2
then it will be	2
argument of this history	2
the consideration of mr	2
to his late majesty	2
which it is answered	2
great mercies towards him	2
or any of the	2
will be the worse	2
come to the knowledge	2
the next justice of	2
i ought not to	2
it is further ordained	2
thought fit by us	2
sergeants of the mace	2
for that the said	2
deliverances out of many	2
was cheated by the	2
which thou art here	2
and satisfaction of the	2
to dispose of it	2
said commissioners be impowered	2
prisons of england and	2
of exchequer had no	2
they must goe to	2
and seasonably vsed extracted	2
by course of law	2
and that they should	2
to them who are	2
and beare a sonne	2
to make a man	2
to discharge this duty	2
thing that is to	2
blessings of this life	2
grievances of the people	2
is against the good	2
and that the judgment	2
or some such other	2
error in parliament the	2
by henry hills and	2
the goodnesse of the	2
petitioners the said creditors	2
when thou art in	2
to this honourable house	2
of soule and body	2
small foundation for future	2
the prisoner that lay	2
not long here stay	2
of the late civil	2
in the act of	2
worke in thee a	2
by us whose names	2
case between the right	2
are each to respect	2
the curing of this	2
not what they say	2
petition to the lords	2
the reliefe of poore	2
dead soules of men	2
to the idle man	2
an act may be	2
the burthen of their	2
any thing that may	2
and thou knowest thy	2
doe not thy selfe	2
to the prodigall young	2
state which hath been	2
be sure to smart	2
and pay them that	2
of this present parliament	2
xml conversion the case	2
that discharged the trust	2
of the said goldsmiths	2
of the sonnes of	2
more then he that	2
to the people of	2
get twenty thousand pounds	2
prisoner that was to	2
and sure i thinke	2
the onely cause of	2
shut up in a	2
in the ministery of	2
or sooner if it	2
out of the bookes	2
not knowing how to	2
their friends in prison	2
a worthy charitable knight	2
at the rate of	2
author of all ill	2
power of the word	2
samuel a this text	2
acts or either of	2
to omit all other	2
him that betrayed the	2
c why dost thou	2
the power of sinne	2
not possibly to be	2
any order of parliament	2
of that duty to	2
by the old parliament	2
their wiues and children	2
it is not amisse	2
you that are my	2
doth aduenture a great	2
turne all to the	2
the farmers in general	2
the prophet to the	2
of the city lands	2
freed out of prison	2
person or persons whatsoever	2
be sold at his	2
to an ancient maid	2
out of many great	2
that the said james	2
knowest thy seruant did	2
i would haue them	2
here in this prison	2
had taken a proper	2
that the said letters	2
sonnes of the prophets	2
she departed from him	2
settled upon the said	2
hast here long to	2
the d category of	2
is to be paid	2
signed by samuel chidley	2
there were that said	2
will nothing them availe	2
out of the word	2
at the star under	2
the sum of l	2
and shut up in	2
the old winsye wherein	2
ministers of the gospell	2
commissioners be impowered to	2
and that those who	2
the second time to	2
the possession of the	2
whereby the debt is	2
not to doe the	2
that the money was	2
holy word of god	2
the apostle paul saith	2
prisoner that lay sick	2
that which thou hast	2
but that they should	2
referred it to a	2
the payment of the	2
power of god in	2
of supremacy and allegiance	2
what thou hast done	2
with the apostle paul	2
of this point is	2
i come to thee	2
as the apostle peter	2
f thou then wast	2
creditor is come to	2
they live in prosperity	2
members in one body	2
to the comfort of	2
and it is further	2
the grant and letters	2
of debtors such a	2
any part of the	2
give him thankes that	2
the rest of his	2
take her two sonnes	2
peters church in cornhill	2
to which it is	2
make a man an	2
shall have much ease	2
in his holy word	2
to be paid out	2
thou here art in	2
it is too late	2
that the officers of	2
from the state which	2
and on the of	2
and for that the	2
glorious light of the	2
to be made of	2
i will make dice	2
if they doe not	2
for which cause thou	2
to visit their friends	2
the said serjeant bradshaw	2
and salsbury with oates	2
satisfaction of the said	2
what a justice it	2
cheated the officers of	2
said robert campion having	2
and to give such	2
putting it in practise	2
statute of the twenty	2
the benefit of their	2
satisfaction of the creditor	2
that his poore debtor	2
where it is to	2
all the day long	2
one and twentieth day	2
the teaching of the	2
of the estates of	2
upon what order of	2
they shall have power	2
penalty of the said	2
not have so little	2
moneys as shall be	2
as thou hast been	2
that it should be	2
or any part thereof	2
i meete them to	2
called him from those	2
as well as mine	2
by an ordinance of	2
hundred fifty and five	2
the more thou art	2
for the purposes aforesaid	2
the hearts of men	2
are now in prison	2
by reason of their	2
out of the one	2
for the things of	2
said money was lent	2
the sale of the	2
it be sure to	2
first fruits of my	2
in order to the	2
hands of the lord	2
thing thereunto relating cole	2
jonathan blaney text and	2
to those that come	2
of many great dangers	2
for want of his	2
twenty fifth year of	2
by the statute of	2
seasonably vsed extracted out	2
master of the tap	2
answere of the widdow	2
to reverse the judgment	2
in the multitude of	2
and so are you	2
execution of this service	2
the common law of	2
that he was cheated	2
of men and women	2
up of the plague	2
little lower then god	2
said vnto her sonne	2
thomas f the rate	2
and that by the	2
mens goods into their	2
him in his troubles	2
to his intimate friend	2
the case between the	2
his owne dejected comfortlesse	2
the counsaile of the	2
the number of those	2
all to the best	2
deliver me out of	2
honourable the lord mayor	2
before the next justice	2
prisoners of the knights	2
things which are aboue	2
no person or persons	2
owne dejected comfortlesse wife	2
to thy great cost	2
a care of iust	2
next justice of peace	2
money was lent upon	2
and let me now	2
the lord will not	2
wisdome of the parliament	2
then elizha said vnto	2
of this honourable house	2
of mr vicechancellor and	2
of the moneys due	2
the grievances of the	2
the satisfaction of the	2
printed for richard wodenothe	2
shut up of the	2
euery man his owne	2
as in them lieth	2
art a master of	2
the letter of the	2
for the release of	2
let vs goe to	2
is the place where	2
canst not thy selfe	2
in the d category	2
the restoring of the	2
of some one or	2
be obserued vpon the	2
any thing at all	2
have had of thy	2
of the two and	2
for the carrying on	2
commands called him from	2
whilst thou art here	2
and not to suffer	2
the late civil war	2
such as thou art	2
a man an example	2
who for want of	2
of them shall be	2
minde will be at	2
for the time to	2
blaney text and markup	2
the discharge of such	2
for prisoners that will	2
order of parliament for	2
the good of the	2
have just cause to	2
it may be thou	2
and twentieth of april	2
the knowledge of the	2
thousand pounds into his	2
this place will thee	2
that they may eate	2
is not to be	2
prisoner into his adversaries	2
discharged the trust committed	2
such further punishment as	2
the condition and credit	2
to send for such	2
thou knowest thy seruant	2
ordinance of parliament for	2
to his good friend	2
to the dissembling hypocrite	2
was one of the	2
their debts to the	2
from my house in	2
i that haue of	2
that your petitioner may	2
in all which thou	2
find any order of	2
estc s ocm this	2
and are to be	2
and brought to prison	2
the name of a	2
for the most part	2
chamber rent they cannot	2
both day and night	2
to the seruice of	2
printed for william sheares	2
is a place of	2
a place of care	2
that will part with	2
but now in prison	2
not to take the	2
credit of her husband	2
of our lord god	2
of the said money	2
were there shut up	2
to the parliament of	2
more disabled to pay	2
signe of the greyhound	2
he said to him	2
thou in prison art	2
make of this point	2
to such persons as	2
by the said acts	2
freedome of their persons	2
all sorts and degrees	2
and this hee doth	2
that i had no	2
to the utter ruine	2
the good of any	2
printed by john field	2
right honourable the lord	2
is high time for	2
they are put to	2
for their present vse	2
hall the one and	2
for the losse of	2
be lawful for the	2
vnder the burthen of	2
and thus much for	2
are prisoners in the	2
to him and his	2
to the ministers of	2
come to visit their	2
if it be not	2
that an act may	2
the holy word of	2
the purpose in hand	2
of gods great mercies	2
other officers and ministers	2
that so a proportionable	2
assembled the humble petition	2
i knew not how	2
those that haue paid	2
rent they cannot pay	2
wing c a estc	2
and for the said	2
fall to the ground	2
to the women which	2
in this place now	2
of the abundance of	2
of the said debt	2
then it is against	2
laid downe in the	2
his shop at the	2
will not serue his	2
consideration of mr vicechancellor	2
in the bloud of	2
you at any hand	2
on the publick faith	2
restored to his estate	2
to learne a lesson	2
one day will be	2
shall be in prison	2
distance of the place	2
the one moyety of	2
to the purpose in	2
vsed extracted out of	2
thou canst not here	2
the several prisons of	2
obserued vpon the prophets	2
so to be sold	2
in his manifold deliverances	2
which were prisoners in	2
by which it was	2
c a estc r	2
order to his friend	2
if thou him love	2
to be freed from	2
if you please to	2
to the answere of	2
the written word of	2
the wisdome of the	2
he it is that	2
pas text and markup	2
of the said earls	2
of edward the third	2
act of this present	2
which are not seene	2
will not pay his	2
the prisoner into his	2
to the knowledge of	2
is to be taken	2
no way able to	2
be allotted to the	2
to the rule of	2
on behalfe of many	2
is said to be	2
a prisoners wife of	2
of all which i	2
a bill for the	2
of the goodnesse of	2
in the restoring of	2
to the unruly young	2
to his eldest daughter	2
a man that was	2
it should be so	2
for the discharge of	2
to his owne dejected	2
printed by henry hills	2
except the lord chief	2
to quake and tremble	2
the vse then that	2
some small foundation for	2
consider with thy selfe	2
the poore and needy	2
the times and seasons	2
according to the ordinary	2
free people of england	2
debt due to him	2
a wing b thomason	2
to set downe to	2
the twenty fifth year	2
thou shalt finde a	2
aduenture a great hazard	2
majesties commands called him	2
robert campion represented to	2
i have had of	2
to live in debt	2
the state which hath	2
the said earls lands	2
to part with all	2
great dangers and troubles	2
thy soule to god	2
men that live in	2
be put into the	2
ancient common law of	2
to his friend to	2
will part with all	2
when thou dost rub	2
ministers of the church	2
they brought to her	2
and for that your	2
it to a committee	2
friend to see him	2
takes in hand to	2
he said vnto her	2
here art in prison	2
would pay if they	2
of their respective debts	2
for a small debt	2
thy credit in this	2
be the doome of	2
poore debtor in prison	2
the advice of his	2
which we shall see	2
thou shalt shut the	2
his manifold deliverances out	2
the soule that hath	2
trust thee for a	2
as shall be thought	2
his petition to the	2
on the one side	2
to such as are	2
to their king and	2
that betrayed the prisoner	2
in parliament the case	2
members of the house	2
of the words of	2
which with the interest	2
d the rate of	2
and doe not thy	2
and if this place	2
betrayed the prisoner into	2
if it shall be	2
of the said office	2
i must needs confesse	2
or place of trust	2
the law of nature	2
not at all regard	2
now thou art here	2
the statute of westminster	2
and if any shall	2
john pas sampled and	2
but now to returne	2
the said acts or	2
to his youngest daughter	2
manifold deliverances out of	2
to the carelesse man	2
of that which they	2
to be paid his	2
and the duke of	2
on things which are	2
that no person or	2
and that the said	2
you by no meanes	2
thou canst not thy	2
wherefore delay no time	2
sold at his shop	2
live more at ease	2
i have in my	2
continued petitioning every lord	2
so it may be	2
of law in the	2
were good in law	2
to be sold at	2
at the common law	2
be obserued vpon this	2
thou mayest be able	2
pay in their moneys	2
those that come to	2
live with him in	2
i in prison was	2
the power of god	2
tell which way to	2
minister of god for	2
thee to this place	2
to a carefull friend	2
to euery man his	2
to and for the	2
ministery of the gospell	2
the houshold of faith	2
fit by us whose	2
for all men by	2
in a christian common	2
being one of the	2
long to be with	2
jonathan blaney sampled and	2
the prophets counselling of	2
i must thee tell	2
have a twentieth part	2
of the imprisonment of	2
the making of the	2
original in the harvard	2
yet let me tell	2
the obedience of the	2
city and their power	2
and your petitioner shall	2
the wiues of the	2
as our sauiour christ	2
act for the relief	2
from death to life	2
the duke of york	2
many great dangers and	2
disabled to pay his	2
letters patents should be	2
and payeth not againe	2
any of his people	2
of christ iesus himselfe	2
is dead in it	2
petitioning every lord mayor	2
that the said money	2
not at all to	2
to the merry man	2
of the kings bench	2
is the word of	2
in the way to	2
the wicked man borroweth	2
thou shalt not steale	2
d if i could	2
star under peters church	2
in the meane space	2
and it is a	2
in and vnder the	2
under peters church in	2
the widdow in her	2
willing to depart from	2
the name of the	2
and when thou seest	2
when they thinke least	2
not here live long	2
out of the estate	2
at one time or	2
the said money was	2
most excellent majestie the	2
his friend to see	2
against john bradshaw decemb	2
the use of the	2
according to this promise	2
out of the words	2
plaintiff had taken a	2
to the cruell creditor	2
soueraigne oyle to restore	2
goods into their hands	2
of a poore man	2
that i could not	2
by sea and land	2
the word of the	2
and this is the	2
great seale of england	2
from the condition and	2
answer of the prophet	2
friend that discharged the	2
reliefe of poore prisoners	2
of my poore endeavours	2
to be so much	2
be vsed by all	2
were prisoners in the	2
the blessing of the	2
the triall of the	2
condition and credit of	2
and there is no	2
not come neere thee	2
elizha said vnto her	2
thou art a master	2
contrary to his articles	2
but now thou art	2
the prisoner that was	2
the answer of the	2
distressed prisoners of the	2
to such further punishment	2
here in this place	2
be the worse for	2
out of that little	2
of a refractory condition	2
the father of our	2
imprint date from wing	2
the parliament of england	2
although they seeme to	2
officers of the crown	2
he is now a	2
out of the extended	2
not able to pay	2
he is the minister	2
that the petitioner record	2
present parliament assembled the	2
to the comfortlesse prisoner	2
the spoyle of other	2
to a further and	2
life of a man	2
the ministers of god	2
a wing g thomason	2
the star under peters	2
at his shop at	2
for the use of	2
the owle and other	2
time of the gospell	2
commissioners appointed by his	2
and no way to	2
meerly cheated the officers	2
and to prevent the	2
lawful for the lord	2
mindfull of him in	2
parliament the case of	2
my house in bow	2
the plaintiff had taken	2
of those that have	2
proceede with our selues	2
and he said vnto	2
but he that imprisons	2
from the hand of	2
and your petitioners shall	2
the seven and twentieth	2
so she departed from	2
this place art brought	2
prisoner and prisoners is	2
as that of the	2
twenty thousand pounds into	2
in all manner of	2
between the right honourable	2
are to be sold	2
the distance of the	2
many thousand creditors of	2
and for the better	2
bills and by reason	2
fourth part of the	2
upon the said serjeant	2
excellent majestie the humble	2
gave order to his	2
person that hath done	2
as if it were	2
but to the purpose	2
and not able to	2
to run in debt	2
to an ancient man	2
set downe in the	2
to the end of	2
as it were to	2
printer to the parliament	2
the rich man that	2
in church and common	2
for the creditors of	2
the doome of those	2
thou hast beene in	2
the curse of god	2
is not able to	2
some one or other	2
them thou art indebted	2