quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	16
of the city of	13
the city of london	12
two regiments of the	12
of the said city	11
regiments of the trained	11
and exact relation of	8
the city of glocester	8
of the trained bands	8
exact relation of the	8
of the auxiliary forces	7
the rest of the	6
to the top of	6
to a village called	6
committee for the militia	6
for the reliefe of	6
the top of the	6
regiments of the auxiliary	6
materiall and remarkeable passages	5
this phase i text	5
by the institutions providing	5
phase i text is	5
in the late well	5
and markup reviewed and	5
a briefe and exact	5
according to the terms	5
keyed and coded from	5
work described above is	5
edition of the work	5
financial support to the	5
of the work described	5
owned by the institutions	5
in the time of	5
lord generall with his	5
the most materiall and	5
books online text creation	5
the institutions providing financial	5
to the terms of	5
and coded from proquest	5
online text creation partnership	5
text and markup reviewed	5
the early english books	5
even for commercial purposes	5
of the enemies horse	5
encoded edition of the	5
and remarkeable passages that	5
institutions providing financial support	5
assigned for keying and	5
images scanned from microfilm	5
of the fryars orchard	5
bands of the city	5
a great body of	5
support to the early	5
keyboarded and encoded edition	5
encoded text transcribed from	5
from proquest page images	5
markup reviewed and edited	5
described above is co	5
for keying and markup	5
to the early english	5
the work described above	5
the two regiments of	5
the text can be	5
most materiall and remarkeable	5
about a mile and	5
three regiments of the	5
coded from proquest page	5
text is available for	5
i text is available	5
is available for reuse	5
both houses of parliament	5
providing financial support to	5
regiment of the trained	5
this keyboarded and encoded	5
the terms of creative	5
tcp assigned for keying	5
all without asking permission	5
and encoded edition of	5
terms of creative commons	5
the three regiments of	5
text can be copied	5
english books online text	5
r in the english	4
at making the text	4
at a common councell	4
held the two and	4
tcp digital transcription a	4
restoring the text the	4
the reliefe of the	4
end users from many	4
has not been fully	4
the militia in the	4
of a text in	4
of london by vertue	4
top of the hill	4
the marchings of the	4
whereas the committee for	4
an ordinance of both	4
author or stationer meant	4
annotation includes standard spellings	4
militia in the city	4
enrichments aim at making	4
the text more computationally	4
that support the display	4
amateur and professional end	4
stationer meant to publish	4
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	4
relation of the marchings	4
before the city of	4
laid before the city	4
this text is an	4
standard spellings that support	4
metadata enrichments aim at	4
the city of gloucester	4
many walks of life	4
text the author or	4
that preserves archaic forms	4
version of the tcp	4
been fully proofread approx	4
and suitable for network	4
of the marchings of	4
reproduction of original in	4
aim at restoring the	4
has been tokenized and	4
a text in a	4
that hapned in the	4
by amateur and professional	4
and metadata enrichments aim	4
remarkeable passages that hapned	4
time of dennis wise	4
common councell there held	4
of the tcp digital	4
textual changes and metadata	4
hapned in the late	4
in the english short	4
not been fully proofread	4
text is an enriched	4
tokenized and linguistically annotated	4
the author or stationer	4
changes aim at restoring	4
the annotation includes standard	4
this text has not	4
marchings of the two	4
relation of the most	4
the display of a	4
a common councell there	4
a mile and halfe	4
quarter of a mile	4
a quarter of a	4
vertue of an ordinance	4
changes and metadata enrichments	4
of text r in	4
briefe and exact relation	4
the english short title	4
text r in the	4
two and twentieth day	4
a of text r	4
of the most materiall	4
body of their horse	4
city of london by	4
digital transcription a of	4
users from many walks	4
text in a standardized	4
in the city of	4
an enriched version of	4
aim at making the	4
the text the author	4
the time of dennis	4
and as valiently defended	4
london by vertue of	4
is an enriched version	4
professional end users from	4
and twentieth day of	4
support the display of	4
text has been tokenized	4
display of a text	4
blew regiment of the	4
and professional end users	4
the two and twentieth	4
making the text more	4
includes standard spellings that	4
spellings that support the	4
true and exact relation	4
format that preserves archaic	4
for the space of	4
wall on the south	4
forth of the north	4
from many walks of	4
textual changes aim at	4
generall with his army	4
side of the fryars	4
the tcp digital transcription	4
curation by amateur and	4
enriched version of the	4
text has not been	4
or stationer meant to	4
based collaborative curation by	4
there held the two	4
the text has been	4
in a standardized format	4
passages that hapned in	4
a true and exact	4
the blew regiment of	4
and linguistically annotated with	4
collaborative curation by amateur	4
twentieth day of august	4
the committee for the	4
of an ordinance of	4
standardized format that preserves	4
text more computationally tractable	4
for the militia in	4
transcription a of text	4
in the kings army	4
been tokenized and linguistically	4
councell there held the	4
by vertue of an	4
at restoring the text	4
of the two regiments	4
a standardized format that	4
the lord generall with	4
english short title catalog	4
who marched forth for	3
who was there resident	3
of horse and foote	3
of the three regiments	3
regiments of the enemies	3
a party of about	3
there resident the whole	3
up of the citie	3
collected by john dorney	3
the making of a	3
our two regiments of	3
out of the north	3
wholy to this businesse	3
command the shutting up	3
us with a great	3
upon the top of	3
kings most excellent majesty	3
clarke of the said	3
advanced from thence to	3
have power to command	3
that the enemy was	3
iv tiff page image	3
but did no other	3
r ocm this keyboarded	3
ocm this keyboarded and	3
great body of their	3
shutting up of all	3
covantage keyed and coded	3
sallied forth of the	3
apex covantage keyed and	3
of the regiments of	3
enemy played with their	3
that the enemy had	3
in the midst of	3
aclock in the morning	3
up of all shops	3
ordinance of both houses	3
the shutting up of	3
the enemy having planted	3
space of halfe an	3
which did no harme	3
east side of the	3
estc r ocm this	3
so that we were	3
it being a very	3
in the open field	3
mile and halfe from	3
the aldermen of the	3
retreated without the losse	3
marched up to the	3
great body of horse	3
to the kings most	3
the east side of	3
of both houses of	3
so much the more	3
our red regiment of	3
a little village called	3
the kings most excellent	3
advanced from hence to	3
red regiment of the	3
the enemy played with	3
played with their ordnance	3
marched forth for the	3
from thence to a	3
was there resident the	3
city of glocester from	3
to refresh our selves	3
many of our men	3
reliefe of the city	3
to the lord generall	3
also of the three	3
the space of halfe	3
seige laid before the	3
from time to time	3
power to command the	3
wee advanced from hence	3
himselfe wholy to this	3
a mile of us	3
forth for the reliefe	3
of glocester from august	3
to command the shutting	3
as also of the	3
with a great body	3
resident the whole siege	3
logarbo sampled and proofread	2
to a towne called	2
the regiments of the	2
with his army quartered	2
they came upon us	2
of the north gate	2
auxiliary forces the blew	2
and fell upon the	2
b category of texts	2
so good a worke	2
of glocester collected by	2
glocester from august by	2
the enemy out of	2
words puts this text	2
this night the enemy	2
beat the enemy out	2
give an account of	2
enemy wrought hard in	2
in the said order	2
it please your most	2
to the towne of	2
printed by john swintoun	2
the side of the	2
the best of kings	2
the citie in generall	2
the said city of	2
the top of a	2
to a little village	2
of the trained band	2
marched away the next	2
but did no harme	2
category of texts with	2
this day the enemy	2
a great common about	2
for the time being	2
thomas pury the elder	2
goe in their roome	2
durst not come within	2
hot skirmish for the	2
clock in the morning	2
granadoes into the town	2
stones of the wall	2
as ever men did	2
of the north port	2
of the houses over	2
had the night before	2
materiall passages of every	2
estc r this keyboarded	2
one of the aldermen	2
known defects that were	2
newes was brought to	2
in church and state	2
the county of the	2
fewer than defects per	2
city of glocester collected	2
on the south side	2
upon some of our	2
a full view of	2
upon our right flank	2
regiments of the army	2
characters represented either as	2
in the b category	2
made a bridge of	2
the stones of the	2
of the said church	2
having neither bread nor	2
from hence we marched	2
printed for benjamin allen	2
in the reere of	2
of captaine nelmes company	2
of london being the	2
all prince ruperts forces	2
enemy shot divers granadoes	2
without losse of any	2
passages of every dayes	2
and appled himselfe wholy	2
to so good a	2
we were in great	2
as gap elements at	2
was brought to us	2
men out of wales	2
were recorded as gap	2
we stood and faced	2
which wound he is	2
the b category of	2
with his army and	2
from august by henry	2
the wall on the	2
being the red blew	2
away the next morning	2
from hence to a	2
about three miles from	2
and did some execution	2
rate of defects per	2
upon us with a	2
to graze in the	2
at the east gate	2
advantages they could desire	2
enemy had sunke a	2
the enemy an alarm	2
the lining of the	2
we came to fight	2
our army in their	2
the humble address of	2
fired some drakes at	2
mona logarbo sampled and	2
a mile of the	2
dayes and nights with	2
entred into the stationers	2
sallied out of the	2
the red blevv regiments	2
of the enemies foot	2
this day and the	2
lining of the houses	2
captaine pury the younger	2
in their severall regiments	2
even to the very	2
within lesse then musket	2
in the reer of	2
fell upon the enemies	2
orange who marched forth	2
shot in the head	2
gap elements at the	2
over against rignall stile	2
the names of such	2
began the lining of	2
city and parts adjacent	2
from their battery at	2
most materiall passages of	2
august by henry foster	2
in the very faces	2
in the fryars orchard	2
and some few of	2
but did no harm	2
your most sacred majesty	2
up to the towne	2
defects that were recorded	2
wee advanced from thence	2
with his army lay	2
prejudice by our army	2
national library of scotland	2
one of our men	2
great peeces of ordnance	2
printed for thomas vnderhill	2
that the rest of	2
and in a manner	2
rest of the army	2
this day the lord	2
all advantages they could	2
up all their horse	2
on the east side	2
upon a great common	2
their battery at gawdy	2
original in thomason collection	2
the preservation of our	2
as far as the	2
in fetching in turfe	2
to give an account	2
and xml conversion a	2
within lesse then a	2
received a shot in	2
mona logarbo text and	2
the red blew regiments	2
goe in this expedition	2
the north gate and	2
shot at randome of	2
shot from their battery	2
of halfe an houre	2
of your most loyal	2
being the red blevv	2
with fewer than defects	2
the midst of them	2
gave the enemy an	2
killed one of our	2
the enemy wrought hard	2
house adjoyning to the	2
the losse of any	2
glocester collected by john	2
of texts with fewer	2
logarbo text and markup	2
stood and faced the	2
did no other hurt	2
the militia of london	2
a shot in the	2
two miles from this	2
some of our men	2
in our march this	2
this text in the	2
on both sides playing	2
skirmish for the space	2
whereas our enemies had	2
issued forth of the	2
we discovered that the	2
our march this day	2
our most humble and	2
of which wound he	2
neither bread nor water	2
no known defects that	2
to goe in their	2
the clocke at night	2
within lesse then pistoll	2
for the use of	2
the enemies quarters at	2
the south side of	2
recorded as gap elements	2
miss a good reward	2
the whole siege and	2
to march with us	2
thence to a village	2
we were forced to	2
for the preservation of	2
forth at the north	2
sallied forth at the	2
great shot upon the	2
on the top of	2
was slain in this	2
officers and souldiers of	2
at the north gate	2
in the little meade	2
discovered that the enemy	2
the rate of defects	2
the siege was raised	2
the enemy had sunke	2
siege and appled himselfe	2
that were recorded as	2
up into a body	2
musketteers commanded by captain	2
last drop of our	2
address of your most	2
has no known defects	2
our regiments of the	2
side of the hill	2
and gave the enemy	2
of captain pury the	2
whole army advanced from	2
of horse of the	2
the lines of communication	2
the most materiall passages	2
amongst them and did	2
and in the night	2
captain pury the elders	2
into the stationers hall	2
whole siege and appled	2
and orange who marched	2
the enemies horse came	2
at the time of	2
never miss a good	2
without the losse of	2
of the army were	2
and nights with little	2
trenches at the east	2
the very faces of	2
stood upon our right	2
mayor and burgesses of	2
iv tiff page images	2
were overthrowne and broken	2
humble address of your	2
that we were forced	2
city of london being	2
nights with little food	2
time to time to	2
aldermen of the said	2
marched in the reer	2
of the clocke at	2
wednesday the of august	2
by both houses of	2
we fired some drakes	2
upon the enemies trenches	2
marched many dayes and	2
place they had battered	2
out of their morter	2
forasmuch as the said	2
for the militia of	2
wherein the most materiall	2
out of our workes	2
of the whole army	2
text has no known	2
out of a company	2
may it please your	2
of them under their	2
the enemy made divers	2
thomas pury the younger	2
this text has no	2
and retreated without the	2
out of their trenches	2
they were forced to	2
and marched up to	2
the time of transcription	2
my lord generall with	2
of the aldermen of	2
puts this text in	2
by the fryars orchard	2
king with his army	2
represented either as utf	2
the auxiliary forces the	2
to doe his worke	2
this day in the	2
b the rate of	2
london being the red	2
when we came to	2
texts with fewer than	2
granadoes out of their	2
which was performed by	2
a bridge of ladders	2
the end of the	2
top of the hil	2
the officers and souldiers	2
shot in the arme	2
south side of the	2
the yeelding up of	2
of original in thomason	2
the place they had	2
of the kings army	2
of the whole countrey	2
a this text has	2
confessed by some of	2
the king with his	2
wound he is since	2
stop the mouths of	2
elements at the time	2
sent out some horse	2
a clock in the	2
of horse and foot	2
r this keyboarded and	2
the last drop of	2
where in our march	2
he is since dead	2
please your most sacred	2
text in the b	2
appled himselfe wholy to	2
to the rest of	2
your majesties most humble	2
booke according to order	2
and forasmuch as the	2
many dayes and nights	2
to a place called	2
at the place they	2
into the enemies trenches	2
by some of the	2
within the lines of	2
the lord generalls army	2
and entred into the	2
the enemy shot divers	2