quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	40
represented either as utf	20
characters represented either as	20
the king of morocco	18
at the same time	16
the emperor of morocco	12
the empire of morocco	12
the rest of the	12
to the king of	12
by reason of the	11
a great deal of	11
to simplify the filling	10
created during phase of	10
that can be made	10
included and sometimes a	10
attribution is given to	10
the new cambridge bibliography	10
texts have been issued	10
and oxford and the	10
assigned for keying and	10
elements to simplify the	10
encoded texts based on	10
to tei p using	10
these processes should make	10
and coded from proquest	10
markup reviewed and edited	10
was chosen if there	10
nature of the print	10
in all likelihood such	10
encoding based on the	10
or for an anonymous	10
print record of the	10
possible up to a	10
was proofread for accuracy	10
credit and attribution is	10
which did not meet	10
if there was a	10
based on the text	10
then their works are	10
be marked as illegible	10
text selection was based	10
produce large quantities of	10
and or corrected and	10
released into the public	10
text is available for	10
have been released into	10
was enhanced and or	10
were encoded as gap	10
now take and use	10
the filling in of	10
edition of a work	10
can be made about	10
by proquest via their	10
as illegible were corrected	10
project was divided into	10
texts created during phase	10
copies of the texts	10
of works in other	10
given to their original	10
providing financial support to	10
with level of the	10
in of gaps by	10
assurance was then carried	10
within the usual project	10
been looked at by	10
structural encoding based on	10
restraints of time and	10
data within the usual	10
this phase i text	10
support to the early	10
usually the first edition	10
to reflect the true	10
and therefore chose to	10
create accurately transcribed and	10
accuracy and those which	10
can now take and	10
and sometimes a second	10
true nature of the	10
tcp is a partnership	10
editions of a works	10
the encoding was enhanced	10
available at the text	10
that due credit and	10
between the universities of	10
data is very good	10
for transcription and basic	10
changes to facilitate morpho	10
these texts for their	10
of the project have	10
creating the tcp texts	10
external keying companies for	10
request that due credit	10
and attribution is given	10
first editions of a	10
meet qa standards were	10
of michigan and oxford	10
carried out by editorial	10
tcp data is very	10
transformed into placeholder characters	10
limit of instances per	10
encoded text transcribed from	10
image sets published by	10
text can be copied	10
to external keying companies	10
quality of tcp data	10
large quantities of textual	10
compelling reason to do	10
was a compelling reason	10
encoded and linked to	10
title published between and	10
marked as illegible were	10
are eligible for inclusion	10
the text can be	10
were returned to the	10
elements of known extent	10
by editorial teams in	10
public domain as of	10
coded from proquest page	10
with changes to facilitate	10
the keyers to be	10
and use these texts	10
the early english books	10
those which did not	10
aimed to produce large	10
to produce large quantities	10
the image sets published	10
the true nature of	10
proofread for accuracy and	10
books online text creation	10
take and use these	10
between and available in	10
was then carried out	10
errors will remain and	10
chosen if there was	10
of the texts have	10
that in all likelihood	10
for accuracy and those	10
for their own purposes	10
created by converting tcp	10
institutions providing financial support	10
respectfully request that due	10
standards were returned to	10
a work was chosen	10
where possible up to	10
texts were encoded and	10
at by a tcp	10
to the keyers to	10
but we respectfully request	10
enhanced and or corrected	10
such instances will never	10
gaps by user contributors	10
edition of the work	10
looked at by a	10
level of the tei	10
processed by university of	10
quantities of textual data	10
michigan and oxford and	10
sent to external keying	10
illegibles were encoded as	10
works in other languages	10
at the text creation	10
editorial teams in oxford	10
and some readable characters	10
of a works in	10
will be marked as	10
works are eligible for	10
second or later edition	10
sets were sent to	10
gap elements of known	10
usual project restraints of	10
are available at the	10
never have been looked	10
and those which did	10
into placeholder characters or	10
publisher proquest to create	10
there was a compelling	10
returned to the keyers	10
processes should make clear	10
to create diplomatic transcriptions	10
new cambridge bibliography of	10
their works are eligible	10
were sent to external	10
by university of nebraska	10
phase i text is	10
been issued variously as	10
keying companies for transcription	10
text with mnemonic sdata	10
into the public domain	10
universities of michigan and	10
overall quality of tcp	10
whichever is the greater	10
the project have been	10
from proquest page images	10
although there are a	10
not meet qa standards	10
were corrected where possible	10
be made about the	10
is available for reuse	10
made about the data	10
in oxford and michigan	10
images scanned from microfilm	10
files to tei p	10
project restraints of time	10
financial support to the	10
the king of spain	10
selection was intended to	10
on the new cambridge	10
of the tei in	10
the public domain as	10
the texts have been	10
been released into the	10
range over a wide	10
iv tiff page images	10
characters marked as illegible	10
out by editorial teams	10
variety of subject areas	10
domain as of january	10
textual data within the	10
bibliography of english literature	10
did not meet qa	10
a limit of instances	10
owned by the institutions	10
all without asking permission	10
by the institutions providing	10
guidelines are available at	10
understanding these processes should	10
proquest via their early	10
sometimes a second or	10
tei p using tcp	10
even for commercial purposes	10
companies for transcription and	10
page images in accordance	10
tcp files to tei	10
the print record of	10
likelihood such instances will	10
therefore chose to create	10
the universities of michigan	10
transcription and basic encoding	10
on the text encoding	10
of tcp data is	10
and encoded edition of	10
in mind that in	10
should bear in mind	10
is a partnership between	10
partnership between the universities	10
to a limit of	10
number of works in	10
encoded as gap s	10
of each text was	10
work described above is	10
be aware of the	10
encoding was enhanced and	10
the usual project restraints	10
is given to their	10
phase of the project	10
and markup guidelines are	10
characters will be marked	10
text strings within braces	10
over a wide variety	10
chose to create diplomatic	10
characters or elements to	10
remain and some readable	10
tcp aimed to produce	10
terms of creative commons	10
of time and funding	10
unicode or text strings	10
simplify the filling in	10
qa standards were returned	10
to their original source	10
or elements to simplify	10
users should be aware	10
of known extent have	10
some readable characters will	10
users should bear in	10
each text was proofread	10
of gaps by user	10
for an anonymous work	10
texts for their own	10
up to a limit	10
notably latin and welsh	10
the overall quality of	10
divided into two phases	10
a wide variety of	10
anyone can now take	10
unicode or tei g	10
or tei g elements	10
a compelling reason to	10
a partnership between the	10
to encode one copy	10
sets published by proquest	10
while the overall quality	10
in accordance with level	10
of the work described	10
tcp assigned for keying	10
the tei in libraries	10
and markup reviewed and	10
to the early english	10
the text creation partnership	10
online text creation partnership	10
filling in of gaps	10
known extent have been	10
was intended to range	10
cambridge bibliography of english	10
should make clear that	10
of instances per text	10
aware of the process	10
use these texts for	10
corrected and characters marked	10
tcp project was divided	10
according to the terms	10
of every monographic english	10
i text is available	10
are a number of	10
described above is co	10
placeholder characters or elements	10
issued variously as sgml	10
will remain and some	10
keying and markup guidelines	10
was divided into two	10
any remaining illegibles were	10
texts based on the	10
to create accurately transcribed	10
ascii text with mnemonic	10
for keying and markup	10
record of the period	10
remaining illegibles were encoded	10
extent have been transformed	10
with mnemonic sdata character	10
or text strings within	10
based on the image	10
to page images in	10
mind that in all	10
this keyboarded and encoded	10
the publisher proquest to	10
proquest to create accurately	10
have been issued variously	10
as opposed to critical	10
then carried out by	10
reason to do so	10
wide variety of subject	10
we respectfully request that	10
have been transformed into	10
assumptions that can be	10
via their early english	10
of the process of	10
teams in oxford and	10
instances will never have	10
their early english books	10
mainly structural encoding based	10
work was chosen if	10
process of creating the	10
linked to page images	10
a number of works	10
the work described above	10
the text encoding initiative	10
quality assurance was then	10
p using tcp tei	10
markup guidelines are available	10
have been looked at	10
bear in mind that	10
should be aware of	10
encoded edition of the	10
image sets were sent	10
of textual data within	10
opposed to critical editions	10
of the print record	10
there are a number	10
intended to range over	10
and the publisher proquest	10
text was proofread for	10
due credit and attribution	10
by a tcp editor	10
will never have been	10
accurately transcribed and encoded	10
tei in libraries guidelines	10
was based on the	10
and available in eebo	10
general aim of eebo	10
a second or later	10
oxford and the publisher	10
the general aim of	10
keyboarded and encoded edition	10
illegible were corrected where	10
keyers to be redone	10
english books online text	10
were encoded and linked	10
and therefore of any	10
of any assumptions that	10
the terms of creative	10
text creation partnership web	10
by converting tcp files	10
a works in english	10
project have been released	10
therefore of any assumptions	10
language title published between	10
transcribed and encoded texts	10
some errors will remain	10
creation partnership web site	10
based on the new	10
is to encode one	10
tcp is to encode	10
to range over a	10
or later edition of	10
text and markup reviewed	10
the institutions providing financial	10
of creating the tcp	10
and encoded texts based	10
mnemonic sdata character entities	10
readable characters will be	10
on the image sets	10
keyed and coded from	10
during phase of the	10
and linked to page	10
the process of creating	10
published by proquest via	10
all likelihood such instances	10
in english were prioritized	10
of a work was	10
the texts were encoded	10
published between and available	10
reflect the true nature	10
converting tcp files to	10
to the terms of	10
works in english were	10
selection was based on	10
been transformed into placeholder	10
later edition of a	10
images in accordance with	10
any assumptions that can	10
corrected where possible up	10
or corrected and characters	10
accordance with level of	10
and characters marked as	10
notes for div a	9
in the name of	8
the emperor my master	8
to the place where	8
the name of god	8
an account of the	8
chief of the jews	8
the manner of his	7
by the name of	7
by monsieur de st	7
from time to time	7
till we came to	7
a great number of	7
of the empire of	7
the death of the	7
of the king of	7
at the end of	7
aptara keyed and coded	7
from a merchant there	6
very credibly related from	6
such as were eye	6
the rest of his	6
newes out of barbary	6
from such as were	6
and the rest of	6
is said to have	6
for the sake of	6
containing some strange particulars	6
been very credibly related	6
the top of the	6
related from such as	6
of late from a	6
of his fathers death	6
we came to a	6
late newes out of	6
and when they are	6
alcayde aly ben abdalla	6
as i have already	6
late from a merchant	6
that is to say	6
and are to be	6
that countrie from his	6
in the presence of	6
of fez and morocco	6
are to be sold	6
the present state of	6
the chief of the	6
after the death of	6
countrie from his maiestie	6
credibly related from such	6
in the time of	6
into that countrie from	6
a letter to the	5
r ocm this keyboarded	5
the original text notes	5
the alcayde aly ben	5
from the original text	5
follow the inspirations of	5
the inspirations of truth	5
of his owne people	5
the place where he	5
estc s this keyboarded	5
the kingdom of fess	5
present state of the	5
as well as the	5
i have been told	5
for the most part	5
the ways of truth	5
reproduction of the original	5
on the other side	5
to a place where	5
the place where they	5
the mouth of the	5
the kingdome of fes	5
of the original in	5
of the present customs	5
with his own hands	5
the emperour of morocco	5
long since imployed into	5
the place where the	5
original text notes for	5
in the mean time	5
not long since imployed	5
in the way of	5
the hands of the	5
ocm this keyboarded and	5
in that part of	5
account of the manners	5
s this keyboarded and	5
reproduction of original in	5
since imployed into that	5
in the middle of	5
came in to him	5
imployed into that countrie	5
the king of spaine	5
as i have said	5
text notes for div	5
by the means of	5
estc r ocm this	5
the son of abdalla	5
not to giue them	4
the death of his	4
he would cut off	4
and that they should	4
by one of the	4
a particular account of	4
the time of the	4
those who follow the	4
and government of that	4
of the kingdom of	4
out of barbary r	4
the signe of the	4
the inhabitants of the	4
the last of the	4
to the number of	4
from whence he came	4
government of that people	4
that they could not	4
that as soon as	4
narrative of the revolutions	4
the time of his	4
one of the most	4
an agreement with the	4
state of the empire	4
did me the honour	4
to those who follow	4
may be said to	4
of the progress of	4
hamets rising to the	4
age of the world	4
before i have done	4
some of the moors	4
the name of the	4
this last age of	4
hoist out his boat	4
a clock in the	4
in respect of the	4
that are to be	4
in the mouth of	4
the state and condition	4
three kingdomes of moruecos	4
be said to be	4
him from whence he	4
that part of the	4
the kingdoms of fez	4
of the death of	4
are so far from	4
short narrative of the	4
the custom of the	4
true historicall discourse of	4
at the signe of	4
faithful account of the	4
the tenth day of	4
mulley sidan and his	4
in his own language	4
came to a place	4
with a faithful account	4
a faithful account of	4
of the revolutions of	4
of the kingdoms of	4
state and condition of	4
the moors have no	4
the governour of the	4
kingdoms of fez and	4
as he had done	4
the salutation of peace	4
who follow the inspirations	4
that it was the	4
by reason of their	4
in the ways of	4
rising to the three	4
in this last age	4
account of the present	4
the earl of tiviot	4
i commit you to	4
to the three kingdomes	4
the three kingdomes of	4
me the honour to	4
mouth of the straights	4
peace be given to	4
one to the other	4
and this is all	4
vp water in their	4
last age of the	4
the original in the	4
is but one god	4
as soon as he	4
hader ben ali gaylan	4
had a mind to	4
there is but one	4
water in their hands	4
king charles the second	3
particular account of his	3
not able to pay	3
to be descended from	3
his pirates taking the	3
by the hands of	3
how hee hath ouerthrowne	3
which is likewise given	3
i ought not to	3
with a great deal	3
new saintish kings proceedings	3
he came to the	3
when they come to	3
the lions had not	3
to treat with him	3
hee hath ouerthrowne mulley	3
aduentures of sir anthony	3
the aduentures of sir	3
as they haue been	3
who is the most	3
in a letter written	3
the ill gouernment of	3
if he did not	3
the king of great	3
to macqueness to the	3
from tangier concerning the	3
they ought to be	3
with the king of	3
of muley hamets rising	3
to the chief of	3
huntington library and art	3
of the christian captives	3
distressed condition of the	3
the people begin to	3
for many years had	3
travelled till we came	3
at the day of	3
kings especiall grace and	3
applauded commendations of his	3
two english men more	3
of fez and macqueness	3
secure them from the	3
the kingdome of sus	3
of his majesties poore	3
report of the now	3
they haue been very	3
that is the eighteenth	3
discourse of muley hamets	3
the christians and others	3
progress of the mole	3
cut off his head	3
are not permitted to	3
be a means to	3
and that he had	3
the presence of the	3
given a particular account	3
represent to your majesty	3
this is to let	3
place where the country	3
name of god the	3
the tenth of september	3
to make to the	3
and favour manifested in	3
lieutenant governor of tanger	3
wars betweene the three	3
the emperor at macqueness	3
present wars betweene the	3
mulley sidan twice in	3
account of his late	3
condition of the christian	3
faith with christian princes	3
haue been very credibly	3
the tyranny of mully	3
ought not to forget	3
of mahamet the late	3
up to the emperor	3
by land and sea	3
with an account of	3
places where he keeps	3
his late wars with	3
we came to the	3
briefe report of the	3
death of mahamet the	3
other grandees of the	3
driue him out of	3
his slaves and negroes	3
the right and left	3
miserable slavery at salley	3
when the sun was	3
are to be known	3
a kind of a	3
time of prayer is	3
the kingdom of morocco	3
the end of their	3
the latter end of	3
his three ambitious sonnes	3
the distressed condition of	3
this new saintish kings	3
to the house of	3
in the happy redemption	3
a token of his	3
grace and favour manifested	3
sidan twice in battell	3
entertainments in the court	3
of the dangerous escape	3
to be of a	3
mona logarbo sampled and	3
slavery at salley in	3
favour manifested in the	3
fifty years of age	3
library and art gallery	3
by the meanes of	3
noble entertainments in the	3
and noble entertainments in	3
religion of the moors	3
no doubt but that	3
commendations of his royall	3
a letter from tangier	3
one of the best	3
the court and the	3
that he was not	3
of original in the	3
to go to heaven	3
the moors are very	3
to take them away	3
one of his sons	3
brought up to macqueness	3
the king of portugal	3
with him in the	3
at salley in barbary	3
hundred and two of	3
his negroes to drive	3
especiall grace and favour	3
long in miserable slavery	3
they are ready to	3
after a miserable slavery	3
as he came to	3
thence in a letter	3
letter written of late	3
a little time after	3
the ambassadors good and	3
of the city of	3
not in the least	3
and applauded commendations of	3
are a kind of	3
the king my master	3
of the three kingdomes	3
and macqueness in barbary	3
strange occurrences since the	3
discription of some rites	3
ambassadors good and applauded	3
two of his majesties	3
and a briefe report	3
of horse and foot	3
is likewise given a	3
the newes of his	3
three hundred and two	3
his castles and guards	3
beene long in miserable	3
from the high and	3
given to those who	3
and king of fez	3
all the rest of	3
hath been very credibly	3
the nature of the	3
the going down of	3
and two english men	3
at this time in	3
english men more from	3
of his castles and	3
to be done in	3
letter from tangier concerning	3
prophetical king of barbary	3
and xml conversion the	3
the death of mahamet	3
the revolutions of the	3
as hath been very	3
what was become of	3
that the king of	3
death of jonas rowland	3
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the now present wars	3
with the ambassadors good	3
in a letter vvritten	3
that he did not	3
our kings especiall grace	3
last newes from thence	3
that there was a	3
has a great deal	3
the arrivall and intertainements	3
where he keeps his	3
royall and noble entertainments	3
logarbo sampled and proofread	3
and from thence to	3
and learned in the	3
men more from thence	3
to fight against the	3
so happy as to	3
any thing that is	3
a briefe report of	3
would cut off his	3
in which is likewise	3
pirates taking the christians	3
of this newe saintish	3
diuers other english gentlemen	3
take a view of	3
were not able to	3
miserable slavery of ten	3
on the top of	3
a christian turned moore	3
of the town of	3
an account of it	3
in the court and	3
chief minister and favourite	3
intertainements of the embassador	3
logarbo text and markup	3
occurrences since the embassadors	3
newes from thence in	3
time of the night	3
in the meane time	3
home to his house	3
escape of the author	3
to be had in	3
of the greatest consequence	3
we came to an	3
and there we rested	3
belonging to the king	3
of the distressed condition	3
in a little time	3
but it is not	3
wars with the algerines	3
good and applauded commendations	3
on the first day	3
and our kings especiall	3
om hamet ben abdela	3
revolutions of the kingdoms	3
relation of the dangerous	3
is impossible to be	3
and xml conversion a	3
the death of jonas	3
made an agreement with	3
manner of his pirates	3
to speak of the	3
court and the city	3
as soon as they	3
who had beene long	3
of the now present	3
the graves of their	3
the progress of the	3
but such as are	3
since the embassadors arival	3
and diuers other english	3
as a token of	3
and intertainements of the	3
of sir anthony sherley	3
salutation of peace be	3
to the emperor of	3
the last newes from	3
in the hands of	3
kindled amongst his three	3
slavery of ten years	3
a miserable slavery of	3
captives under the tyranny	3
about the beginning of	3
taking the christians and	3
to monsieur de st	3
down of the sun	3
tangier concerning the death	3
if they did not	3
as i have been	3
being a true history	3
or the last newes	3
going down of the	3
the most of them	3
the letter which the	3
christians that were at	3
him in the way	3
of those affrican nations	3
the audience of leave	3
and the other a	3
hath been in former	3
affairs of the greatest	3
the possession of the	3
that the moors are	3
short account of the	3
the dangerous escape of	3
christian captives under the	3
one of the great	3
vnion of the three	3
alkaid jaurar ben abdella	3
the face of the	3
fatal to some of	3
relation of the death	3
late king charles the	3
that in short time	3
to secure them from	3
give him leave to	3
of peace be given	3
with a relation of	3
other strange occurrences since	3
his royall and noble	3
manifested in the happy	3
the happy redemption of	3
muley hamets rising to	3
their hard labour and	3
made himself master of	3
two of his chief	3
to see if he	3
happy redemption of three	3
the greatest part of	3
and a kind of	3
a short account of	3
of faith with christian	3
the sight of the	3
you an account of	3
the court of our	3
likewise given a particular	3
at the first that	3
history of the distressed	3
from whence we came	3
under the tyranny of	3
likewise gods exceeding mercy	3
mehemet ben addo otar	3
i doubt not but	3
that they may not	3
see if he could	3
and of all the	3
be set at liberty	3
dangerous escape of the	3
was set at liberty	3
hard labour and cruel	3
this is all that	3
a true history of	3
or chief of the	3
aly the son of	3
for the space of	3
and lawes of those	3
by sea and land	3
at his being in	3
written of late from	3
the late deceased king	3
a short narrative of	3
account of the progress	3
description of his castles	3
in this part of	3
and other strange occurrences	3
mona logarbo text and	3
at tetuan and sally	3
top of the steeple	3
the places where he	3
his sonne muley sheck	3
travelled a little further	3
mulley om hamet ben	3
late wars with the	3
and how hee hath	3
parts of the world	3
breach of faith with	3
to represent to your	3
betweene the three brothers	3
amongst his three ambitious	3
for which reason he	3
the mole at tangier	3
el hader ben ali	3
mahamet the late emperour	3
the sun was risen	3
his majesties poore subjects	3
his breach of faith	3
king of fez and	3
a stc estc s	3
concerning the death of	3
as one of the	3
three miseries of barbary	3
in the henry e	3
a place where the	3
and two of his	3
the state of the	3
of his owne head	3
with a particular relation	3
is said to be	3
in miserable slavery at	3
of this new saintish	3
as well as of	3
true history of the	3
he could not but	3
arrivall and intertainements of	3
had beene long in	3
her to be a	3
a relation of the	3
also a discription of	3
walk in the ways	3
euer at your seruice	3
stc estc s this	3
tyranny of mully ishmael	3
at the going down	3
after sun was set	3
a description of his	3
they are to be	3
of three hundred and	3
high and mighty prince	3
of his royall and	3
redemption of three hundred	3
that they are not	3
by the negroes to	3
hee was forced to	3
the fruit of the	3
give an account of	3
a letter vvritten of	3
from the top of	3
fez and macqueness in	3
a true historicall discourse	3
newe saintish kings proceedings	3
the emperour my master	3
him out of the	3
of his pirates taking	3
as they had done	3
and the places where	3
in the kingdom of	3
ouerthrowne mulley sidan twice	3
the province of dara	3
and the rest to	3
the christian captives under	3
as many concubines as	3
ill gouernment of his	3
natives of the country	3
he keeps his women	3
shot him to death	3
lawes of those affrican	3
the high and mighty	3
hath ouerthrowne mulley sidan	3
of the kingdome of	3
to the protection of	3
vvritten of late from	3
from thence in a	3
particular relation of the	3
of his late wars	3
was sweet to us	3
letter vvritten of late	3
in a short time	3
of their deceased friends	3
of the mole at	3
a discription of some	3
with some of the	3
be given to those	3
of our gracious king	3
now present wars betweene	3
the day of battaile	3
a noise of frogs	3
to the top of	3
and when they have	3
of the emperour of	3
this newe saintish kings	3
original in the henry	3
historicall discourse of muley	3
of his chief negroes	3
discussed in the presence	3
a letter written of	3
is the eighteenth of	3
he was brought up	2
palme of his right	2
the iniuries all the	2
the continuance of his	2
observe that the moors	2
vsurpers as he counted	2
these saints for all	2
he must iudge the	2
sadocke and the iew	2
in mans iudgement mulley	2
outside of his right	2
seduce them to further	2
almahalla greater then theirs	2
of the land for	2
the one or the	2
to be ridde of	2
christ was a great	2
so dauid calleth them	2
peace and iustice is	2
if he expected any	2
so came to some	2
it in such a	2
ciuill warre with a	2
went to welcome him	2
the diuell done by	2
some fewe dayes after	2
so hopefull a maister	2
the richness of his	2
shall not withhold it	2
of placing these chests	2
did not make him	2
to the french king	2
for certaine that his	2
king told his shrokies	2
a gentleman of a	2
rest answerable to the	2
brebers those that inhabite	2
wherein there is some	2
or of his proceeding	2
the same time the	2
with my commendations to	2
them pay him what	2
to whom our moor	2
account to gather a	2
fanaticall saints now become	2
beene so long since	2
other parts they haue	2
what we had seene	2
his returne from the	2
at the head of	2
the same written in	2
and he in the	2
with them and such	2
made them feare him	2
that they might see	2
way was to pass	2
let your majesty know	2
god send vs an	2
when they are at	2
brother mulley shecks children	2
forces to expell them	2
shop in paules churchyard	2
as the prouerbe is	2
people in such awe	2
and die with him	2
he and his race	2
athenians in the acts	2
and with their helpe	2
i was in his	2
hath long time soiourned	2
of the mole was	2
of monsieur de st	2
what wonders he hath	2
of some thirty six	2
may seem to have	2
it to deceiue the	2
would give him as	2
and then all must	2
friend to the french	2
of your good health	2
god deliuer vs christians	2
in the world to	2
to be sold at	2
years by francis brooks	2
march towards that place	2
his almahalla at first	2
knew what belonged to	2
the towns of his	2
of the diuell done	2
and by the way	2
non vnquam tulit documenta	2
to draw a petition	2
thousand horse and foote	2
and linnens from him	2
or prophet of his	2
goodness of the soil	2
had done to benbucar	2
passing such a riuer	2
the price of his	2
told him it was	2
his elder brother muley	2
and not onely the	2
let him take the	2
and hauing put peace	2
for onely three peeces	2
the anger of their	2
delusions that they should	2
the end of this	2
our country man m	2
and vnderstand whether that	2
some women and children	2
by the cruelty of	2
but in his angry	2
stablish their prophets religion	2
was the best news	2
in horse and foote	2
christians that knew how	2
renounce their old master	2
and hold the people	2
that man of sinne	2
the residue of the	2
a signe of a	2
the moors do not	2
the widow of mulley	2
the faith of jesus	2
reuise some papers of	2
walking in it to	2
dayes iourney from saphia	2
what wonders hee did	2
betweene foure and fiue	2
moores and christians that	2
with the protection of	2
beganne to bee dismaied	2
and for his gouernment	2
did honor him and	2
does not belong to	2
the spanish olla podrida	2
who was also a	2
i can at the	2
he would not turn	2
the greatest share in	2
as a present to	2
the outside of his	2
the product of the	2
had found that come	2
to lose his right	2
the fable in aesop	2
and at his return	2
foure of the clocke	2
to be known from	2
the benefit of their	2
from one place to	2
that great whore spoken	2
and such people as	2
at morocus placed his	2
give him as much	2
the ape imitator of	2
the next morning he	2
of him whither he	2
ten chickens of gold	2
to your hearts desire	2
one of our men	2
parts of this countrey	2
which he had so	2
bears the name of	2
sold at his shop	2
of the state of	2
parts of christendome the	2
before hand his owne	2
long time soiourned there	2
of those with whom	2
the soles of their	2
fraight a ship of	2
shal see whether deuil	2
he has a quick	2
his comming maried the	2
but either to tel	2
it is death to	2
some years he had	2
at the time of	2
a considerable number of	2
and therefore in the	2
where much people were	2
should hoist out his	2
that at my going	2
with the blood of	2
one tent and a	2
first that great whore	2
of morocco with a	2
in the mountains very	2
lions had not devoured	2
then what had passed	2
must strike vp a	2
treat with him about	2
a drum hee should	2
a parcel of his	2
in little saint bartholmewes	2
best horse of his	2
slue many men vpon	2
course he was to	2
the ship went downe	2
if i did not	2
a new moone to	2
as there be any	2
pretence come to the	2
hauing gayned these countries	2
than i can a	2
as could not be	2
and whether true or	2
appeare a bridge in	2
that he may have	2
knew how to mannage	2
his holy sacraments to	2
to take vp his	2
taking no better care	2
i know master s	2
recorded in their writings	2
hayre growing betweene his	2
and spake with him	2
to the mountaines neare	2
this new saintish king	2
it is hard to	2
that holy one of	2
put peace in his	2
which seeing they did	2
the season of their	2
workes that they ought	2
here is great alteration	2
now they should see	2
only one tent and	2
beware of these saints	2
expected to come heare	2
not wel cut it	2
children it is the	2
of our faith in	2
to make vse of	2
satisfied his people with	2
the wars of this	2
known by the name	2
that were in the	2
the rest i remember	2
of the emperor of	2
that relates to the	2
i have seen in	2
in twenty four hours	2
so ought the deuils	2
the performance of what	2
in the same way	2
came to some strong	2
out of the world	2
the emperor sent him	2
the prince of the	2
an honest english merchant	2
and customs of their	2
for the truth of	2
latter end of august	2
but too good a	2
himselfe king in fes	2
in the olde kings	2
at their owne houses	2
the comming of antichrist	2
is of a pretty	2
to come with eternall	2
him take the christian	2
and cut in pieces	2
we met with a	2
to the gate of	2
altogether idlie spent there	2
in favour with the	2
day of the week	2
in former times had	2
him very humble and	2
and betweene foure and	2
about sixty of their	2
and at the day	2
appeare to carrie ouer	2
sunk in the sea	2
and course he was	2
aduertisement to the reader	2
is master of the	2
in great peace and	2
hackam is a chiefe	2
their false prophet mahomet	2
when the child has	2
them and such people	2
with them in the	2
true knowledge of his	2
that the time was	2
to be devoured by	2
shall speak of it	2
and found him very	2
his negro boys to	2
mickeness is the place	2
to the lieutenant governor	2
in passing such a	2
the riuer weary and	2
is great alteration in	2
the lieutenant governor of	2
mulley om hammet persued	2
comming maried the widow	2
face of the ordnance	2
by gods permission as	2
and governour of tanger	2
his shrokies two thousand	2
good friends i commit	2
came right before it	2
sword should force them	2
of battaile his people	2
the design of the	2
morocus placed his hackam	2
haue not to doe	2
was forced to rehale	2
the seventh day after	2
so resorted to him	2
holy one of rome	2
may be i know	2
as touching the affaires	2
some strong places in	2
now do confesse to	2
to make choice of	2
not altogether idlie spent	2
his owne people began	2
vnder the commaund of	2
heard a noise of	2
hereof i leaue to	2
ought the deuils workes	2
them when they die	2
not to take my	2
and comfort of his	2
but we durst not	2
other content to your	2
them by their prophet	2
what force he hath	2
drawne vnto him alkaide	2
one or the other	2
two and twenty days	2
marocus betwixt the mountaines	2
thus with my commendations	2
i leave him to	2
state of this country	2
are in the hands	2
that was in the	2
magazines de vera for	2
to breake his command	2
with which oppinion hee	2
muley sheck his eldest	2
they should beleeue lies	2
of these miserable moores	2
hath not entered into	2
place distant hence twenty	2
and a kinde of	2
made them all tremble	2
king and queen of	2
close prisoner in his	2
rowe at the signe	2
send vs an other	2
a saintish people in	2
to take knowledge that	2
well from among them	2
no bullet that remained	2
of antichrist in this	2
hauing put peace in	2
them as a guest	2
gods appointment to releeue	2
aduise of some perticulers	2
part as it comes	2
it could not bee	2
whom you haue heard	2
killed and slue many	2
mulley sidan is defeated	2
they could not enter	2
obedience and say nothing	2
say kings and princes	2
which his imperial majesty	2
for his gouernment at	2
to fraight a ship	2
am giuen to vnderstand	2
your majesty did me	2
and now before i	2
when the time betters	2
those christians that are	2
first made them feare	2
god willing when the	2
christians well from among	2
and desire trade and	2
swore to him to	2
yet hurt no man	2
come to the church	2
he hath or of	2
of the place to	2
those parts of christendome	2
the people in it	2
their wives and children	2
the clocke in the	2
new king mulley om	2
the greatness of your	2
in the countrie to	2
in such awe for	2
and a very honest	2
the larbies he demands	2
the arabs and barbarians	2
or in his cause	2
to one of his	2
people gaue way and	2
this part of barbary	2
may hereafter fall out	2
that such a man	2
from the beginning to	2
account you haue vnderstood	2
by thomas purfoot for	2
apart from the moors	2
men now do confesse	2
he caried along with	2
besides his mother and	2
and all that is	2
which they performed with	2
that i was a	2
their hands to drinke	2
vs christians of these	2
the place and goods	2
friends of mulley sidan	2
give security to do	2
to these idle superstitious	2
all they might bee	2
it is observable that	2
in the temple of	2
for taking no better	2
sidans people gaue way	2
with all his troupes	2
but tooke vp water	2
and a fleming that	2
antichrist in this last	2
within the compasse of	2
troubles may bee it	2
that they were not	2
a garison belonging to	2
man of great wisdome	2
oppinion hee possesseth the	2
see euery one haue	2
be sold at his	2
all those who are	2
have made it my	2
frogs desired a king	2
mulley sidan fled came	2
that the people might	2
him out of these	2
signe of the sunne	2
when they are drove	2
rather then a diadem	2
he promiseth them spaine	2
the breath of god	2
staied heere so long	2
vpon the outside of	2
man as they say	2
of sathan with all	2
that if any christians	2
an account of his	2
to morrow they should	2
i learned from a	2
the compasse of my	2
is a chiefe officer	2
are capital enemies to	2
to present vnto you	2
and a train laid	2
stiled the father of	2
him and swore to	2
halfe a dayes iourney	2
began to faint and	2
what was the best	2
those that walk in	2
knoweth he hath but	2
either that hath passed	2
custom of the country	2
armed with most strong	2
flee from him more	2
people began to faint	2
after the first grass	2
he knoweth he hath	2
both sides very strong	2
in this canton of	2
compasse of my daily	2
is expected to come	2
larbies he demands his	2
he had reason to	2
hath lost this last	2
should bee sent at	2
them the time of	2
as soon as your	2
and to giue a	2
priests of the moors	2
of the greatest in	2
yet in mans iudgement	2
that it had been	2
which passed was true	2
his end is still	2
how to mannage his	2
at any time to	2
such is their soueraignety	2
moone to giue battaile	2
these miserable moores giuen	2
faith of jesus christ	2
vnder the like pretence	2
larbies that came in	2
every one of them	2
possible for them to	2
haue destroied his enemies	2
out of the town	2
bee it is hard	2
be brought before him	2
place to lodg in	2
or the little feast	2
euent of all these	2
so the saint victorious	2
on the north side	2
by gods appointment to	2
of which was a	2
and at that time	2
to see euery one	2
there marched another almahalla	2
bee encouraged to reuise	2
which they are not	2
was never able to	2
also many times he	2
and strength of the	2
i referre it to	2
and to shew that	2
the prouince of tedula	2
larbies he caried along	2
of his holy sacraments	2
the religion and police	2
come to my hands	2
had in their tents	2
the shat of angera	2
but in vaine the	2
places in the mountaines	2
you to the almighty	2
strong delusions that they	2
the rest all escaped	2
after the same manner	2
dayes after his departure	2
with the aduise and	2
the captaine and marchant	2
wrought against mully sidan	2
ought not to be	2
and all the larbies	2
releeue the oppressed as	2
of all those who	2
to give you an	2
how they had fared	2
vs to take knowledge	2
and put peace in	2
in their hands to	2
we travelled a little	2
euent may be i	2
neither can he doe	2
it will come to	2
morrow they should see	2
but such was the	2
hee would bee formost	2
and signes and lying	2
about four a clock	2
africa semper aliquid apportat	2
stand on their legs	2
repair of the work	2
repaire vnto him people	2
passe which formerly hee	2
the lord hath so	2
out of these parts	2
a colour of holinesse	2
people by monsieur de	2
honour to make choice	2
many men vpon no	2
to releeue the oppressed	2
then all must end	2
vpon his head of	2
with all speed to	2
onely three peeces should	2
they chuse among themselves	2
state of the country	2
kings are in the	2
his beginning he put	2
metropolis of the kingdom	2
the hands of that	2
told me he gave	2
the sun was set	2
letters of safe conduct	2
commendations to your good	2
when that bridge appeareth	2
the principall councellor of	2
pittying the iniuries all	2
i am sorry i	2
and that in short	2
sayd shrokies came to	2
there a considerable time	2
shrokies which came with	2
who have been taken	2
where the country people	2
euen by these and	2
of the tangier lords	2
their helpe hee brake	2
appointment to releeue the	2
in most hearty manner	2
as ioined with him	2
comes into my memory	2
like those athenians in	2
has the care of	2
the chiefe and maine	2
to ioine with them	2
acteth his last part	2
who should dare to	2
the town was finished	2
the extent of his	2
a means to procure	2
fall vppon his enemies	2
talbies and learned men	2
and such must bee	2
is like to be	2
and came in to	2
by his own calculation	2
encouraged to reuise some	2
a solemn oath never	2
either to tel or	2
the same method is	2
this kings forces are	2
beginning to the end	2
shecks in the countrie	2
shew of mercy and	2
solemne oth to haue	2
was wont to bee	2
hearty manner i commend	2
strange matters come to	2
knowne among the merchants	2
he would give him	2
king of morocco in	2
knowledge that he was	2
be so happy as	2
dash at the first	2
which take this as	2
sword by his side	2
bullets hard sing in	2
the ayre a great	2
the countrie to come	2
christ come to iudgement	2
as they had found	2
sold by john wilmot	2
in the article of	2
hackam to see euery	2
new moone to giue	2
the vse and comfort	2
a very honest man	2
here know not the	2
and heard a noise	2
what hath passed since	2
our bread vvas gone	2
for certaine as i	2
was become of them	2
vnto him alkaide azus	2
and to bring such	2
the greatest lords in	2
such awe for feare	2
him with his own	2
you accept of these	2
part i am perswaded	2
should see yet more	2
tooke vp water in	2
which for some years	2
findes it in ancient	2
hammets sonnes the xeriffes	2
was the subject of	2
and bid them not	2
the daie before he	2
emperor ordered him to	2
we haue beene so	2
resting euer at your	2
to his fathers house	2
of these saints for	2
wise to make vse	2
of the tribe of	2
the first signed r	2
worketh for confirmation thereof	2
therefore said it could	2
see what hee was	2
serue and obey him	2
carried on in the	2
our new king into	2
takes care of all	2
that he should send	2
take vp his almahalla	2
and if any of	2
that the king might	2
great alteration in this	2
is come from him	2
vppon his owne strength	2
but exalting himselfe against	2
land for his blessings	2
many of them fell	2
for some years he	2
for i assure my	2
the house of the	2
what fauour he could	2
amongst them as a	2
of hayre growing betweene	2
of his chief blacks	2
so more of the	2
of his elder brother	2
he is not above	2
a spurre vpon the	2
any of the rest	2
so forced the principallest	2
of your ships to	2
must appeare to carrie	2
so came right before	2
english what fauour he	2
the king has for	2
is in peace and	2
of his person to	2
my owne part i	2
prayed to god to	2
which formerly hee told	2
any thing else come	2
of the late revolutions	2
the author and two	2
wonders he hath wrought	2
asked him from whence	2
he was set at	2
haue vnderstood before now	2
al to the spoile	2
gaue way and fled	2
signe of a ring	2
and the rest hee	2
saints for all their	2
and sent to the	2
lying still they grew	2
stc on umi microfilm	2
reade what they found	2
and in the same	2
was brought up in	2
that which passed was	2
all our good friends	2
hee said againe that	2
and sheckes resorted together	2
letter sent to the	2
in the fashion of	2
only expect euery howre	2
blocke was throwne downe	2
with other accounts of	2
to giue them pay	2
of those that are	2
alheick of lile grogram	2
been in former time	2
they did honor him	2
the spoile of all	2
so to raigne forty	2
the end of the	2
and iustice is offered	2
he with all his	2
he would kill them	2
with foure thousand shot	2
to gods holy tuition	2
and so would haue	2
to the thrones of	2
be carried on in	2
to know where mulley	2
christian countries which heere	2
the eldest sonne of	2
who are able to	2
the present customs of	2
but otherwise in behauiour	2
to the chief eunuch	2
but by gods permission	2
that it is not	2
hard sing in the	2
sixty leagues a day	2
nothing on their heads	2
hee ouercame them and	2
of these last daies	2
to aduise of some	2
and when it is	2
had made an agreement	2
to heaven for the	2
abode in that countrie	2
owne people began to	2
expect euery howre to	2
awe for feare of	2
and other wild beasts	2
and is sent from	2
at his shop in	2
them and made them	2
desire trade and traffique	2
times when they are	2
rest hee shewed them	2
the title of alcayde	2
his owne people be	2
appointed them a time	2
of some perticulers as	2
he would have killed	2
mulley sidan of most	2
the twelfth year of	2
according to the moresco	2
to the government of	2
comming to the place	2
put peace in these	2
alteration in this gouernment	2
an end of the	2
the moors were not	2
when the priest hath	2
is not to be	2
came amongst them as	2
was to take mazagant	2
waters which way hee	2
and a perswasion that	2
sent to the king	2
to those of other	2
diuers great saints and	2
to give security to	2
gentlemen of his maiesties	2
liues they weare shert	2
the death of these	2
a blocke was throwne	2
to do the work	2
which strooke a feare	2
give a particular account	2
the euent may be	2
with trouble and bloud	2
talbies hee would satisfie	2
take vp water in	2
the annals of our	2
the apostle describeth it	2
forced to fraight a	2
we rested that day	2
with sixe hundreth horse	2
the moor had brought	2
and was sought vnto	2
turne to such places	2
with a loud voice	2
and then must com	2
formerly hee told them	2
beginning he put forth	2
a person of quality	2
till he haue destroied	2
religion and police of	2
himselfe into an angel	2
they flee from him	2
people were gathered together	2
and that it had	2
to the uizeroy of	2
whom he had just	2
very honest man for	2
will come to passe	2
with the number of	2
letter which the alcayde	2
that very shortly mulley	2
his almahalla some fifteen	2
faint and be afraied	2
into the mountaines to	2
why i haue published	2
hold to bee an	2
the same time he	2
of al his people	2
make the rest answerable	2
not being able to	2
vpon whom the ends	2
the state of this	2
identified as stc on	2
and went for santa	2
till he and his	2
by the way was	2
he puts between the	2
of that people by	2
de vera for corn	2
riuer weary and hot	2
semper aliquid apportat noui	2
a great part of	2
in some parts of	2
out of which he	2
fetch that dog away	2
accompanyed with the chief	2
not bee but that	2
when she will not	2
his plainnesse and policy	2
people be departed from	2
the friends of the	2
which many times fall	2
a fleming that was	2
enquired the same of	2
true and effectual workings	2
and fiue thousand people	2
having no bread to	2
ayre a great height	2
vse and comfort of	2
in danger to perish	2
gonne for their country	2
that he durst not	2
misery must come vnto	2
was the end of	2
me to represent to	2
more than i can	2
whereof if any thing	2
the moor that brought	2
them which seeing they	2
saints and principall men	2
as the apostle describeth	2
as we gather is	2
by this means to	2
his head for the	2
the middle of the	2
in his angry minde	2
the number of their	2
you were ready to	2
world to come with	2
of all those that	2
made knowne abroade the	2
the world to come	2
and these haue robbed	2
to conduct the embassadors	2
hee told them they	2
them that hold of	2
is hard to gesse	2
if i finde acceptable	2
the world are come	2
mulley hammets sonnes the	2
all these troubles may	2
to him the shrokies	2
he would not have	2
he put forth only	2
bullet that remained in	2
vs in loue and	2
heere so long as	2
a spanish garison on	2
towards that place dets	2
sir pardon me in	2
ready at his devotion	2
king or prophet of	2
the conquering of spaine	2
were possible euen the	2
him so that some	2
it to be good	2
and tels his people	2
written seauen speciall markes	2
hauing beene so long	2
ship went downe two	2
in a kind of	2
which shrokies haue left	2
belonging to the emperor	2
mulley sidan hath had	2
circumstances of the fact	2
to find the same	2
gave them to the	2
faire shew and came	2
returned againe to his	2
add to their extremity	2
comming thither had the	2
the last time c	2
in the first place	2
gods holy tuition who	2
when they go abroad	2
may bee it is	2
and those larbies he	2
shrokies haue left this	2
clocke in the after	2
not to forget the	2
principall councellor of the	2
at my going away	2
what is here wanting	2
for the lord hath	2
in christian countries which	2
but by reason of	2
the finest in all	2
in the law of	2
acknowledge he is sent	2
shew and came in	2
for the state of	2
a hen and ten	2
the children of disobedience	2
wel cut it shorter	2
written the fifteenth of	2
gaue he the kingdome	2
is but a little	2
by the hand of	2
the master of the	2
they shall yet see	2
by the space of	2
and that they had	2
most force in horse	2
of the sayd shrokies	2
as the apostle tearmeth	2
meticalles or ducats of	2
and condition of these	2
faith in christ iesus	2
ishmael emperor of morocco	2
is sent from god	2
learned in the lawe	2
to fetch home his	2
he in the lists	2
mulley abdela ben hammet	2
hauing satisfied his people	2
for the moors have	2
with which they are	2
but for want of	2
the gate of marocus	2
little children it is	2
he was sent by	2
delusions of the diuell	2
or not regarded his	2
they will haue friendship	2
his brother muley sheck	2
letter to the governour	2
further misery must come	2
so that very shortly	2
from him with sixe	2
who robbed all men	2
to rehale his almahalla	2
therafter shewing it as	2
had seene and heard	2
they say wee christians	2
the middle of a	2
if he had any	2
his arms and legs	2
commit you to gods	2
from marocus betwixt the	2
shewed them which seeing	2
ten years by francis	2
that was to be	2
was forced to fraight	2
for a new moone	2
see how busily the	2
of the hands of	2
feare of their curses	2
your louing friend to	2
taken from the spaniards	2
the ordnance tooke fire	2
the kings eldest sonne	2
was more with him	2
and in the mean	2
is the most high	2
the ends of the	2
apex covantage keyed and	2
to speak more properly	2
time it must appeare	2
written the tenth day	2
the people in such	2
man to take vp	2
since we know not	2
and some of the	2
damned which beleeue not	2
was a great prophet	2
by reason of his	2
for he must iudge	2
their liues they weare	2
riuers of waters which	2
warre with a relation	2
where i leave him	2
trouble you with such	2
of a spurre vpon	2
learned men now do	2
was in his almahalla	2
the oppressed as wel	2
dets in the mountains	2
after his owne name	2
we would have done	2
of god the merciful	2
he was conducted to	2
purposeth till he haue	2
agreement with the emperor	2
spoile of all without	2
with diuers others vpon	2
the manner of those	2
in the province of	2
vpon solemne oth to	2
capital enemies to the	2
in vaine the larbies	2
he is obliged to	2
their daughters to be	2
came out of sus	2
now appeare a bridge	2
shecks children with him	2
written in their bookes	2
all that is called	2
rest i remember not	2
affermeth with diuers others	2
so the governour ordered	2
he will be king	2
vs an other comforter	2
the city of moruecos	2
had begunne to build	2
and when they think	2
to be taken from	2
also my selfe conuersed	2
of mahumed ben amet	2
they found written of	2
glad of his company	2
to go to tangier	2
nothing to do with	2
man of some thirty	2
that mulley sidan and	2
such people as ioined	2
vs he would shew	2
to make it common	2
his brother mulley shecks	2
lords of your court	2
in other parts of	2
him to the place	2
staying but for a	2
bee delusions of the	2
came to enquire and	2
were not willing to	2
that hold of superstitious	2
this saint or king	2
his myracles and acts	2
peace in his country	2
a spanish garrison in	2
countries which heere wee	2
equal number of horse	2
a town taken from	2
ends of the world	2
and his brother alkeid	2
thither had the spoile	2
we were driven to	2
in all the empire	2
and in some places	2
to make any considerable	2
kings forces are of	2
and he is expected	2
spanish garrison in fess	2
of some of the	2
you and remaine your	2
with a cap to	2
very numerous and warlike	2
that the moors have	2
none like amongst them	2
who haue nought else	2
poor subjects were in	2
light in the morning	2
fifteenth of zil hadge	2
so that they are	2
audiences given to monsieur	2
had any thing to	2
yeers till christ come	2
not shoote a bullet	2
the moors have a	2
the condition of the	2
god in the temple	2
his time it must	2
blesse you in this	2
whom also my selfe	2
passed was true or	2
when euery one must	2
the assistance of some	2
next in place to	2
to read the alcoran	2
and goe in the	2
and his race be	2
ring in the palme	2
the condition of his	2
chiefe and maine motiue	2
rest of the officers	2
that he had not	2
to the censure of	2
till christ come to	2
countrie to come to	2
sent him his children	2
way as he came	2
whither he was bound	2
come to passe which	2
earth on their heads	2
and the next morning	2
to the gates of	2
from morning to night	2
my selfe they will	2
the most of his	2
set down this short	2
day they flee from	2
yours assured to command	2
bin tedious to trouble	2
those that are more	2
was discussed in the	2
children are taught to	2
and to stablish their	2
haue left this king	2
euill gouernment of mulley	2
purfoot for clement knight	2
of him by way	2
the censure of the	2
to the fable in	2
thus blinded to their	2
descended from their prophet	2
wart aboue his right	2
be had in remembrance	2
more with him then	2
wonders come to passe	2
people they shall yet	2
time to come againe	2
importuned to make it	2
am sorry i haue	2
live apart from the	2
proceeding wee here know	2
oth to haue seene	2
the heat of the	2
put into his hand	2
a petition to the	2
late nevves out of	2
that brought us to	2
the word saint signifieth	2
with a plaine leather	2
mistaken in his measures	2
bee the friends of	2
no more then a	2
neither to rob the	2
foolish and credulous moores	2
was to pass a	2
with most strong delusions	2
that some of his	2
what i have seen	2
made them pay him	2
is the state and	2
fresh circumstances of the	2
printed by thomas purfoot	2
to the highest pitch	2
procedings are very strange	2
part of the countrey	2
to take my leaue	2
no more to be	2
himselfe in the field	2
haue friendship with vs	2
scripture worthily stiled the	2
got to the mountaines	2
and not let him	2
his procedings are very	2
shew obedience and say	2
of which he has	2
my commendations to your	2
of building with chests	2
servant the alcayde aly	2
i can a great	2
traffique with vs in	2
to trouble you with	2
shall acknowledge he is	2
think i ought not	2
in the middest of	2
the charge of his	2
be entertained by them	2
and thus with my	2
yeelded not to such	2
how busily the diuell	2
est natura hominis nouitatis	2
that all they might	2
hand his owne condemnation	2
he would shew the	2
wrote and sent to	2
to some good vse	2
against the moores vnlesse	2
not feare his ordnance	2
this marched towards morocus	2
that if he did	2
comes to make peace	2
these haue robbed to	2
strong places in the	2
it was to be	2
cruz and there landed	2
doe any thing of	2
of all sorts of	2
enquire and see what	2
make a kind of	2
the rest hee shewed	2
to be found in	2
and shot him to	2
entertained vs very kindly	2
the king about it	2
making himselfe a king	2
pain of losing their	2
hauing at this instant	2
all the talbies and	2
as by this example	2
as if they were	2
people from their deuillish	2
the pope and he	2
all sorts of beasts	2
and great store of	2
they should see there	2
with these perswasions sent	2
but shot no bullet	2
himselfe that he is	2
beginning and rising of	2
london for arthur ionson	2
the character of that	2
to be melted down	2
a bridge in the	2
to the king about	2
all his troupes ariue	2
to be of their	2
is observable that the	2
hic mali est quidquam	2
haue robbed to the	2
may be a means	2
them in their afflictions	2
out of his presence	2
the time betters i	2
but a short time	2
and next in place	2
said to be enchanted	2
it is the last	2
we found a place	2
by the high wayes	2
of a ring in	2
blinded to their vtter	2
he puts all to	2
one who robbed all	2
and to carry it	2
vnlesse they would resist	2
macqueness to the emperor	2
comming was to take	2
making himself lord of	2
that he came to	2
what greater hee promiseth	2
it as a matter	2
bee sent at this	2
george eld for arthur	2
larby verse against mulley	2
of these few lines	2
man of that place	2
same time dated the	2
and slue mulley abdela	2
of good field ordnance	2
the alcayde mehemet ben	2
of the most remarkable	2
two thousand fiue hundreth	2
wel moores and strangers	2
should repaire vnto him	2
the apostle tearmeth them	2
till his body was	2
okes dwelling in little	2
which the king has	2
the first leaf is	2
the beginning and rising	2
that is called god	2
the height of his	2
all your courtesies alwaies	2
diego felippe de palma	2
mulley sydans ordnance lay	2
by the servant to	2
so mulley sidan fled	2
or vngodly man as	2
many concubines as they	2
vp of our faith	2
and queen of england	2
his kingdome of sus	2
comming to the riuer	2
i pray you take	2
world with health and	2
to be made of	2
shall come to this	2
condition his poor subjects	2
had the spoile of	2
and comming to the	2
of whom you haue	2
to write and read	2
the troubles mulley sidan	2
he is very vain	2
are to go to	2
and his followers were	2
muley sheck being the	2
so after this long	2
rest should take fire	2
dated the tenth of	2
to be his wife	2
om hammet persued him	2
from one to another	2
that he had made	2
ouerthrew mulley sidans forces	2
not the number of	2
pray you accept of	2
care not to be	2
him what he demanded	2
that he may preuaile	2
these few lines in	2
of the author and	2
matter of newes to	2
i was at length	2
in the month of	2
if he could find	2
told vs he would	2
christians of these last	2
then christ must come	2
subiect to so manifold	2
king of spaine holds	2
on the edge of	2
to let your majesty	2
so that in the	2
him to be made	2
which is said to	2
sent a letter to	2
you take it in	2
returning home from the	2
account and talbies hee	2
what the euent of	2
this i learned from	2
three and thirty peeces	2
the government of his	2
hath this subtle serpent	2
and authority from him	2
our master told him	2
our late king charles	2
sought vnto by many	2
and came to a	2
that you were ready	2
as for the rest	2
and withall said hee	2
will not bee forgetfull	2
his sword should force	2
a perswasion that hee	2
send them strong delusions	2
about the end of	2
took it into consideration	2
peace to those who	2
assure my selfe they	2
others went to welcome	2
the honour to make	2
and a good astrologer	2
ape imitator of god	2