trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	43
english books online	36
it is a	27
that it is	26
according to the	25
the constable and	24
the law of	23
constable and marshall	23
one of the	23
there is no	22
text creation partnership	22
it is the	21
based on the	18
it is not	17
of the world	17
keying and markup	16
if any man	16
is to be	15
out of the	15
of the king	15
it is to	15
and of the	15
there is not	14
not to be	14
to the end	14
that which is	14
a proclamation against	14
any man shall	13
ought to be	13
characters represented either	12
represented either as	12
the constable shall	12
either as utf	12
as it were	12
that they haue	12
to doe well	12
marked as illegible	12
early works to	11
the end of	11
in the same	11
that there is	11
and for the	11
if they be	11
against fighting of	11
is it not	11
by the king	11
the desire to	11
owned by the	11
proclamation against fighting	11
if it be	11
all sorts of	11
all the world	10
and coded from	10
all without asking	10
this phase i	10
tcp assigned for	10
as much as	10
for commercial purposes	10
the text can	10
a mans selfe	10
by the institutions	10
scanned from microfilm	10
there was a	10
without asking permission	10
is available for	10
and markup reviewed	10
to the terms	10
financial support to	10
online text creation	10
edition of the	10
i text is	10
it must be	10
of creative commons	10
text can be	10
to the early	10
so much as	10
of the most	10
for keying and	10
encoded edition of	10
keyed and coded	10
work described above	10
even for commercial	10
which is the	10
the work described	10
this keyboarded and	10
and encoded edition	10
encoded text transcribed	10
person or persons	10
text and markup	10
of the lists	10
text transcribed from	10
institutions providing financial	10
markup reviewed and	10
assigned for keying	10
providing financial support	10
distributed and performed	10
the terms of	10
reviewed and edited	10
the most part	10
the good of	10
kb of xml	10
sampled and proofread	10
phase i text	10
the institutions providing	10
proquest page images	10
of the prince	10
images scanned from	10
above is co	10
to the king	10
text is available	10
the early english	10
books online text	10
terms of creative	10
support to the	10
from proquest page	10
can be copied	10
described above is	10
iv tiff page	10
keyboarded and encoded	10
of the work	10
available for reuse	10
of the constable	10
pfs batch review	10
and xml conversion	10
coded from proquest	10
and the other	9
the presence of	9
to be the	9
that they are	9
so great a	9
but it is	9
england and wales	9
that it was	9
and the like	9
all the rest	9
for all that	9
in a word	9
the kings of	9
with so much	9
that you are	9
as we haue	9
of the estate	9
they doe not	9
if a man	9
in this court	9
perfect copy of	8
and perfect copy	8
of all the	8
in this case	8
i do here	8
law of god	8
a second or	8
of our reign	8
a true and	8
there is nothing	8
that a man	8
contempt of death	8
returned to the	8
then the constable	8
this text has	8
it is true	8
for as much	8
with so many	8
that can be	8
with all the	8
is to say	8
the lord roos	8
within the lists	8
it is for	8
true and perfect	8
that is to	8
any person or	8
the losse of	8
in the world	8
and all the	7
to make a	7
not so much	7
which is not	7
for the common	7
fighting of duels	7
let vs see	7
that in all	7
it was the	7
to take away	7
appellant and defendant	7
to make himselfe	7
of time and	7
law of england	7
and those which	7
and if the	7
in such a	7
of the common	7
in the field	7
and as it	7
to make them	7
and to make	7
this honorable court	7
of a man	7
in single combate	7
the contempt of	7
that is not	7
is one of	7
is not any	7
as well as	7
i haue said	7
the appellant and	7
will never have	6
tcp files to	6
new cambridge bibliography	6
greatnes of courage	6
of the period	6
aimed to produce	6
never have been	6
and the publisher	6
overall quality of	6
to the law	6
not able to	6
keying companies for	6
available at the	6
processed by university	6
text encoding initiative	6
been transformed into	6
to tei p	6
you are the	6
contrary to the	6
now take and	6
their works are	6
latin and welsh	6
the publisher proquest	6
by a tcp	6
processes should make	6
makes a man	6
quality of tcp	6
gap elements of	6
in the meane	6
readable characters will	6
bibliography of english	6
for transcription and	6
and or corrected	6
an anonymous work	6
first editions of	6
a work was	6
the consideration of	6
looked at by	6
the tei in	6
accordance with level	6
meet qa standards	6
to create accurately	6
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instances will never	6
filling in of	6
print record of	6
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the iustice of	6
to external keying	6
text strings within	6
variety of subject	6
nature of the	6
at by a	6
mainly structural encoding	6
for accuracy and	6
can now take	6
placeholder characters or	6
texts created during	6
markup guidelines are	6
gaps by user	6
strings within braces	6
restraints of time	6
in all the	6
encoding based on	6
was intended to	6
oxford and the	6
understanding these processes	6
works in english	6
by user contributors	6
linked to page	6
transcribed and encoded	6
that due credit	6
and some readable	6
likelihood such instances	6
was proofread for	6
corrected where possible	6
a compelling reason	6
by editorial teams	6
be marked as	6
of english literature	6
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a tcp editor	6
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files to tei	6
title published between	6
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one of them	6
copies of the	6
of gaps by	6
of creating the	6
text with mnemonic	6
of instances per	6
structural encoding based	6
the blood of	6
kings of england	6
encode one copy	6
and encoded texts	6
released into the	6
record of the	6
tcp is to	6
credit and attribution	6
of the process	6
the filling in	6
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quantities of textual	6
some readable characters	6
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proquest to create	6
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of every monographic	6
the print record	6
of textual data	6
the time of	6
on the text	6
text selection was	6
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priest and wright	6
were encoded and	6
image sets were	6
university of nebraska	6
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proquest via their	6
standards were returned	6
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their early english	6
proofread for accuracy	6
the keyers to	6
about the data	6
lincoln and northwestern	6
a limit of	6
or for an	6
is very good	6
although there are	6
should bear in	6
was divided into	6
to encode one	6
page images in	6
been released into	6
at the time	6
universities of michigan	6
or tei g	6
there are a	6
tiff page image	6
to produce large	6
characters marked as	6
where possible up	6
between and available	6
to create diplomatic	6
in english were	6
on the image	6
texts based on	6
the truth of	6
encoded as gap	6
the true nature	6
corrected and characters	6
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errors will remain	6
have been issued	6
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the glory of	6
with changes to	6
sets were sent	6
respectfully request that	6
was chosen if	6
to be redone	6
carried out by	6
reflect the true	6
and basic encoding	6
the new cambridge	6
as opposed to	6
second or later	6
by proquest via	6
possible up to	6
bear in mind	6
or elements to	6
a works in	6
he that is	6
the usual project	6
transcription and basic	6
but we respectfully	6
domain as of	6
of the other	6
every monographic english	6
texts were encoded	6
via their early	6
appears in ncbel	6
mind that in	6
or later edition	6
images in accordance	6
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number of works	6
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oxford and michigan	6
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in of gaps	6
during phase of	6
the meane time	6
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their original source	6
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request that due	6
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the overall quality	6
sdata character entities	6
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reproduction of the	6
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texts for their	6
of michigan and	6
time and funding	6
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editorial teams in	6
tcp project was	6
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accurately transcribed and	6
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unicode or text	6
sets published by	6
works are eligible	6
of subject areas	6
edition of a	6
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cambridge bibliography of	6
english were prioritized	6
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euen in the	5
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of so many	5
francis bacon knight	5
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as a man	5
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printed by john	5
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of his owne	5
to haue a	5
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to the lord	5
sir francis bacon	5
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the said priest	5
by john bill	5
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that which they	5
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the words of	2
thousand six hundred	2
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three thousand pounds	2
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her selfe with	2
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there must bee	2
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of our subiects	2
a long time	2
other inferior quality	2
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to stay the	2
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of all faire	2
him at his	2
it to you	2
him that he	2
out of her	2
that two men	2
at the foot	2
agreement to performe	2
to goe beyond	2
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at the courts	2
by the lawes	2
him that doth	2
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what is here	2
in our service	2
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of the warre	2
they that haue	2
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th at chelmsford	2
to proceed without	2
a sword in	2
is the mother	2
he be a	2
not know what	2
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all the glory	2
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as in the	2
intent to proue	2
your maiestie doth	2
unto some of	2
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that horrid nature	2
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man that is	2
is worthy to	2
acquitted in his	2
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of the duell	2
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an example of	2
of this kind	2
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me to speake	2
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of the guilty	2
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hath need of	2
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attourney generall did	2
entertaining either office	2
to remedie it	2
are obliged thereunto	2
full of ignorance	2
it shall bee	2
for a iust	2
of a christian	2
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signet at holy	2
why she doth	2
let vs oppose	2
and the killing	2
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thing it is	2
our proclamation strictly	2
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in their owne	2
that which he	2
thousand pounds money	2
at the talbot	2
of our lawes	2
the halfe houre	2
to the hope	2
honourable judges order	2
of the laws	2
man would thinke	2
the holy ghost	2
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to slay one	2
one in the	2
to make an	2
see that the	2
to some other	2
side of the	2
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september th at	2
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by it selfe	2
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the county of	2
of these lists	2
wayes or means	2
is in expence	2
in these actions	2
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hope for it	2
not onely the	2
from his body	2
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if it bee	2
peirced with blowes	2
power ouer them	2
world our utter	2
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hath had a	2
forbid all intercession	2
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the gouernours of	2
that is dead	2
signe of the	2
enter into a	2
thing is this	2
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an action of	2
ordered and decreed	2
symptomes thereof a	2
to be found	2
of such impious	2
or persons whatsoever	2
to be at	2
to execute their	2
lawes and authority	2
that we had	2
of their owne	2
our express command	2
shall see that	2
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the fury of	2
king at armes	2
comes of it	2
duell with any	2
the other a	2
by the ancient	2
of some fact	2
it is lost	2
the said offence	2
him to stay	2
his maiesty shall	2
for the maintenance	2
the conscience of	2
and vpon the	2
shall be as	2
them worthy of	2
no man will	2
whereunto the said	2
be the end	2
that he hath	2
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they did it	2
for the truth	2
the commonwealth of	2
shall be punished	2
before hand and	2
or entertaining either	2
become incapable of	2
was not onely	2
if they take	2
of his cause	2
fight such duell	2
once in their	2
art now become	2
die for the	2
because i haue	2
fall into the	2
for they are	2
for the law	2
of duels england	2
is not onely	2
houre after three	2
i say the	2
bring them vp	2
and for that	2
this to bee	2
that they be	2
head of title	2
you had better	2
but thereby become	2
as hath been	2
would go to	2
now i desire	2
if you take	2
never afterwards be	2
after the publication	2
and many others	2
if a gentleman	2
for the future	2
let vs not	2
the constable hath	2
to so many	2
so many troubles	2
iudgeth of all	2
quite out of	2
it is acquired	2
he had need	2
a man can	2
feare to be	2
we haue already	2
an insidious and	2
do hereby declare	2
that since the	2
not extend our	2
honour of the	2
them to bee	2
shall be lyable	2
to see if	2
be guilty of	2
be within the	2
fit for the	2
as hath beene	2
but the capt	2
which is his	2
shall we doe	2
of the end	2
and thirtieth year	2
in good conscience	2
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all the circumstances	2
this our express	2
and examples of	2
to saue the	2
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profit of the	2
they could not	2
consider it in	2
or to speake	2
is of a	2
and do give	2
of their courage	2
haue no need	2
thrust on by	2
the world knowes	2
to the order	2
his friends and	2
without any occasion	2
are they not	2
he must passe	2
the next day	2
space of time	2
how your maiestie	2
combat was fought	2
honi soit qvi	2
so many soules	2
declare that i	2
who is the	2
for the conseruation	2
of the innocent	2
and greatnes of	2
in things of	2
i come to	2
shall bee banished	2
should be the	2
bee made in	2
to imploy the	2
the actions of	2
not to fall	2
the time to	2
in hopes to	2
upon any provocation	2
be very easie	2
them that shall	2
not kill one	2
hauing regard to	2
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the soule of	2
of the greatnes	2
much hurt by	2
to their gods	2
francis the first	2
at all points	2
or that the	2
sure you were	2
such other pains	2
together with a	2
did the auncient	2
so good a	2
by the kings	2
to tell him	2
the efficient cause	2
to acquit him	2
since thou hast	2
bee a second	2
pounds money foresaid	2
conseruation of the	2
roote in the	2
be of the	2
the honour to	2
in single combat	2
of this way	2
are the most	2
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the one is	2
thee o god	2
and the king	2
as if it	2
the signe of	2
to the defendant	2
but for a	2
they doe it	2
capable of it	2
according to their	2
incurre our highest	2
his maiesty in	2
of like nature	2
and valiantest nations	2
shall depart the	2
that which we	2
them which doe	2
in the scripture	2
but in a	2
if they will	2
a vertuous man	2
hindered and restrained	2
serue for an	2
are the head	2
have mercy on	2
to thee o	2
subuersion of gouernment	2
in the duell	2
who shall offend	2
both of vs	2
to be made	2
own the fact	2
spirits of young	2
be exempt from	2
haue shewed the	2
fauour of the	2
which they haue	2
of his subiects	2
the examples of	2
dedicated to your	2
effusion of bloud	2
that she hath	2
paules churchyard at	2
to the knowledge	2
to the church	2
of all christian	2
haue hazarded their	2
there haue been	2
or returne a	2
diev et mon	2
to be exempt	2
expressed in the	2
of this excellent	2
no man doubts	2
which of the	2
to the contrary	2
and there lay	2
with a great	2
the common weale	2
for the opinion	2
god save the	2
corruption of the	2
and fruites of	2
say it is	2
to see the	2
then the appellant	2
mon droit honi	2
behalf of the	2
all rigour and	2
in the county	2
in this matter	2
bring with them	2
and in their	2
they be in	2
this cheife worke	2
is her selfe	2
the maintenance of	2
knight and two	2
recourse to the	2
you bee not	2
i never had	2
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to the vniuersitie	2
discourse of reason	2
manner of way	2
thing in your	2
be pleased to	2
six hundred and	2
twenty fourth day	2
or on the	2
thus much for	2
they of the	2
or else they	2
expressed by this	2
of your vertue	2
in the duells	2
the law shall	2
will be angry	2
any of his	2
said offence shall	2
the meeting of	2
of the tribe	2
office or imployment	2
famous example of	2
time and place	2
doe not kill	2
the reputation of	2
out of your	2
by and by	2
shall be the	2
the people of	2
it is well	2
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command expressed by	2
et mon droit	2
know not why	2
hath neede of	2
that neither they	2
or that doe	2
all them that	2
i was so	2
our lawes and	2
if i did	2
of honor and	2
and sacrificed to	2
against the presidents	2
which they hold	2
holy temple of	2
suborning and preparing	2
that they do	2
it a great	2
be lyable to	2
loving subiects of	2
haue been ashamed	2
other pains and	2
the pardons which	2
aduertise you of	2
themselues by their	2
him where parsons	2
in the raigne	2
the cause be	2
if the king	2
that i do	2
to be greater	2
in the greatest	2
brussels the twenty	2
man shall reuiue	2
at brussels the	2
with him to	2
our privy council	2
thee for my	2
his maiesties pleasure	2
such duell with	2
generall subuersion of	2
question of fact	2
it were possible	2
as the defendant	2
be a light	2
of the offenders	2
of the generall	2
any scandalous bruites	2
the last act	2
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because you are	2
went to him	2
and given him	2
body of his	2
conscience of the	2
foot of the	2
vs enquire of	2
we do further	2
to young men	2
of the one	2