quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
set your compasses to	63
and placing one foot	56
placing one foot in	50
one foot in parallel	46
early english books online	41
with the other foot	37
the company of stationers	35
with the other describe	29
the other foot describe	29
then set your compasses	27
draw a straight line	27
of the company of	27
and with the other	21
on the left hand	19
one foot of your	17
towards the left hand	17
foot of your compasses	17
towards the right hand	16
set off in the	16
hand line of the	14
the other describe the	14
the outer bounds of	14
on the right hand	14
wardens of the company	13
line of the stem	13
and wardens of the	13
the right hand stroke	13
of the left hand	13
the right hand line	13
described above is co	12
keyboarded and encoded edition	12
and coded from proquest	12
and markup reviewed and	12
text is available for	12
edition of the work	12
online text creation partnership	12
i text is available	12
encoded text transcribed from	12
tcp assigned for keying	12
keyed and coded from	12
of the work described	12
the text can be	12
books online text creation	12
by the institutions providing	12
to the terms of	12
text and markup reviewed	12
financial support to the	12
this keyboarded and encoded	12
the work described above	12
for keying and markup	12
all without asking permission	12
terms of creative commons	12
this phase i text	12
to the early english	12
providing financial support to	12
images scanned from microfilm	12
support to the early	12
is made like the	12
english books online text	12
even for commercial purposes	12
text can be copied	12
the institutions providing financial	12
markup reviewed and edited	12
in the same parallel	12
owned by the institutions	12
is available for reuse	12
the early english books	12
according to the terms	12
phase i text is	12
coded from proquest page	12
and encoded edition of	12
the city of london	12
describe an occult arch	12
the terms of creative	12
institutions providing financial support	12
work described above is	12
assigned for keying and	12
from proquest page images	12
encoded edition of the	12
outer bounds of the	11
of the right hand	11
of the city of	11
is made by setting	11
the company of the	11
in the parallel of	11
represented either as utf	10
characters represented either as	10
inner arch of the	10
the humble petition of	10
right hand line of	10
company of the stationers	10
shall be the centre	10
setting your compasses to	10
or cause to be	10
remove your compasses to	10
the left hand line	10
the regulating of printing	10
whereon you may describe	9
place one foot in	9
from the left hand	9
your compasses in the	9
for the outer bounds	9
or by one of	9
from the right hand	9
by one of them	9
describe the inner arch	9
describe with the other	9
by setting your compasses	9
of your compasses in	8
one foot in the	8
and draw a straight	8
other foot describe the	8
the councell of state	8
the head and foot	8
describe another occult arch	8
made like the stem	8
humble petition of the	8
iv tiff page image	8
at the time of	8
then remove your compasses	8
made by setting your	8
the arch for the	8
the inner arch of	8
the other describe an	8
the annotation includes standard	7
of the tcp digital	7
english short title catalog	7
not been fully proofread	7
spellings that support the	7
been fully proofread approx	7
off in the top	7
and metadata enrichments aim	7
this text is an	7
textual changes aim at	7
based collaborative curation by	7
foot in parallel erect	7
by amateur and professional	7
curation by amateur and	7
the original and growth	7
there was not one	7
a text in a	7
author or stationer meant	7
the inner bounds of	7
that preserves archaic forms	7
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	7
master of the office	7
changes and metadata enrichments	7
the display of a	7
at restoring the text	7
to the right honourable	7
reproduction of original in	7
version of the tcp	7
text is an enriched	7
has not been fully	7
professional end users from	7
textual changes and metadata	7
is an enriched version	7
text has been tokenized	7
r ocm this keyboarded	7
and professional end users	7
not so much as	7
or stationer meant to	7
and suitable for network	7
to cut the former	7
compasses to half the	7
changes aim at restoring	7
your compasses to half	7
place one foot of	7
standard spellings that support	7
support the display of	7
and linguistically annotated with	7
a standardized format that	7
the head of a	7
of text r in	7
users from many walks	7
original and growth of	7
format that preserves archaic	7
at making the text	7
annotation includes standard spellings	7
stationer meant to publish	7
global keyed and coded	7
humbly presented to the	7
display of a text	7
has been tokenized and	7
been tokenized and linguistically	7
a straight line from	7
the author or stationer	7
text r in the	7
the english short title	7
enriched version of the	7
metadata enrichments aim at	7
tokenized and linguistically annotated	7
amateur and professional end	7
the text has been	7
the top of the	7
from many walks of	7
the top and foot	7
text the author or	7
in the english short	7
ocm this keyboarded and	7
an enriched version of	7
end users from many	7
be the centre whereon	7
in a standardized format	7
standardized format that preserves	7
that support the display	7
the text more computationally	7
collaborative curation by amateur	7
includes standard spellings that	7
aim at restoring the	7
r in the english	7
making the text more	7
enrichments aim at making	7
this text has not	7
text more computationally tractable	7
estc r ocm this	7
the text the author	7
many walks of life	7
text in a standardized	7
aim at making the	7
text has not been	7
and growth of printing	7
of a text in	7
restoring the text the	7
spi global keyed and	7
the tcp digital transcription	7
your compasses to parallel	7
the centre of the	7
under the notion of	6
concerning the regulating of	6
is made like i	6
describe the under arch	6
the other describe a	6
line parallel to it	6
printing of bibles and	6
the distance between the	6
describe the arch for	6
of bibles and psalms	6
left hand line of	6
of the right side	6
the fatness of the	6
honourable house of commons	6
to the honourable house	6
these two occult arches	6
hand side of the	6
the stem of h	6
straight line from the	6
or registrie for copies	6
in the same erect	6
the inside of the	6
describe the outer arch	6
draw another straight line	6
the sole printing of	6
describe an arch for	6
like the stem of	6
the parliament of england	6
compasses in the same	6
the bottom of the	6
you may describe the	6
of the head of	6
the honourable house of	6
right hand stroke of	6
for the inner bounds	6
an arch for the	6
the left hand stroke	6
other foot describe an	6
in the erect of	6
some errors will remain	5
created by converting tcp	5
defects that were recorded	5
not meet qa standards	5
at the text creation	5
known defects that were	5
as gap elements at	5
was a compelling reason	5
first editions of a	5
the end of the	5
will never have been	5
usually the first edition	5
chosen if there was	5
tcp aimed to produce	5
teams in oxford and	5
arch of the belly	5
the top and bottom	5
external keying companies for	5
gap elements of known	5
we respectfully request that	5
tei in libraries guidelines	5
returned to the keyers	5
mainly structural encoding based	5
to external keying companies	5
in english were prioritized	5
phase of the project	5
a compelling reason to	5
as opposed to critical	5
accuracy and those which	5
have been looked at	5
users should be aware	5
general aim of eebo	5
gaps by user contributors	5
reproduction of the original	5
will be marked as	5
if there was a	5
there are a number	5
were encoded as gap	5
a briefe treatise concerning	5
master and wardens of	5
filling in of gaps	5
compelling reason to do	5
to encode one copy	5
then their works are	5
of a works in	5
can be made about	5
the stem in the	5
was intended to range	5
unicode or text strings	5
included and sometimes a	5
was enhanced and or	5
were encoded and linked	5
issued variously as sgml	5
with mnemonic sdata character	5
opposed to critical editions	5
the time of transcription	5
should bear in mind	5
to a limit of	5
the tei in libraries	5
within the usual project	5
between the universities of	5
due credit and attribution	5
partnership between the universities	5
to produce large quantities	5
large quantities of textual	5
will remain and some	5
usual project restraints of	5
all likelihood such instances	5
edition of a work	5
divided into two phases	5
between and available in	5
and therefore of any	5
the printing of bibles	5
the texts were encoded	5
to tei p using	5
laid in the indictment	5
text strings within braces	5
over a wide variety	5
was then carried out	5
been looked at by	5
or for an anonymous	5
marked as illegible were	5
processed by university of	5
those which did not	5
each text was proofread	5
no known defects that	5
instances will never have	5
and encoded texts based	5
carried out by editorial	5
and place one foot	5
so that a straight	5
tcp files to tei	5
was chosen if there	5
and oxford and the	5
a estc r ocm	5
based on the image	5
arch to cut the	5
up to a limit	5
the right hand side	5
for transcription and basic	5
and or corrected and	5
or tei g elements	5
of the texts have	5
text has no known	5
the art of printing	5
elements of known extent	5
to simplify the filling	5
is a partnership between	5
page images in accordance	5
simplify the filling in	5
meet qa standards were	5
and those which did	5
likelihood such instances will	5
texts have been issued	5
sometimes a second or	5
on the text encoding	5
publisher proquest to create	5
converting tcp files to	5
has no known defects	5
are available at the	5
texts were encoded and	5
that were recorded as	5
one point of your	5
later edition of a	5
in the point where	5
of known extent have	5
have been released into	5
by a tcp editor	5
universities of michigan and	5
the texts have been	5
files to tei p	5
in mind that in	5
project restraints of time	5
accurately transcribed and encoded	5
twenty shillings fine for	5
have been issued variously	5
sent to external keying	5
produce large quantities of	5
for their own purposes	5
of gaps by user	5
a number of works	5
range over a wide	5
bounds of the head	5
restraints of time and	5
accordance with level of	5
therefore chose to create	5
the topping and footing	5
the publisher proquest to	5
remove one foot of	5
understanding these processes should	5
and characters marked as	5
of the crown of	5
to reflect the true	5
create accurately transcribed and	5
that in all likelihood	5
their early english books	5
elements at the time	5
created during phase of	5
corrected and characters marked	5
request that due credit	5
tei p using tcp	5
level of the tei	5
remain and some readable	5
to create diplomatic transcriptions	5
characters or elements to	5
encoded and linked to	5
right hand side of	5
are a number of	5
mind that in all	5
respectfully request that due	5
data is very good	5
be aware of the	5
the project have been	5
works in other languages	5
to be licenced by	5
the universities of michigan	5
of textual data within	5
the bredth of the	5
with changes to facilitate	5
to create accurately transcribed	5
quality of tcp data	5
the general aim of	5
the public domain as	5
the centre whereon you	5
the usual project restraints	5
characters marked as illegible	5
tcp is to encode	5
bear in mind that	5
data within the usual	5
of the project have	5
variety of subject areas	5
briefe treatise concerning the	5
of every monographic english	5
selection was based on	5
nature of the print	5
overall quality of tcp	5
true nature of the	5
sets published by proquest	5
work was chosen if	5
title published between and	5
oxford and the publisher	5
as illegible were corrected	5
is to encode one	5
mnemonic sdata character entities	5
of creating the tcp	5
new cambridge bibliography of	5
tcp project was divided	5
were returned to the	5
of time and funding	5
keyers to be redone	5
public domain as of	5
guidelines are available at	5
tcp digital transcription a	5
some readable characters will	5
assumptions that can be	5
was based on the	5
of instances per text	5
standards were returned to	5
the rules of the	5
reason to do so	5
made about the data	5
encoding was enhanced and	5
based on the new	5
which did not meet	5
text with mnemonic sdata	5
textual data within the	5
other foot describe a	5
quantities of textual data	5
number of works in	5
the process of creating	5
the master and wardens	5
via their early english	5
to range over a	5
the original in the	5
with level of the	5
proquest to create accurately	5
that can be made	5
shillings fine for every	5
published between and available	5
his right to the	5
qa standards were returned	5
never have been looked	5
encoded texts based on	5
texts for their own	5
the print record of	5
to the printing of	5
of michigan and oxford	5
on the image sets	5
of tcp data is	5
text creation partnership web	5
a wide variety of	5
transcription and basic encoding	5
proofread for accuracy and	5
and use these texts	5
in all likelihood such	5
remaining illegibles were encoded	5
reflect the true nature	5
digital transcription a of	5
of any assumptions that	5
treatise concerning the regulating	5
their works are eligible	5
then carried out by	5
these processes should make	5
such instances will never	5
aware of the process	5
been issued variously as	5
the filling in of	5
although there are a	5
can now take and	5
credit and attribution is	5
aimed to produce large	5
based on the text	5
fine for every such	5
keying and markup guidelines	5
ascii text with mnemonic	5
to the keyers to	5
image sets published by	5
on the new cambridge	5
possible up to a	5
into the public domain	5
attribution is given to	5
anyone can now take	5
works are eligible for	5
text was proofread for	5
works in english were	5
been released into the	5
cambridge bibliography of english	5
print record of the	5
have been transformed into	5
tcp data is very	5
project have been released	5
keying companies for transcription	5
processes should make clear	5
given to their original	5
of the print record	5
the left hand side	5
a limit of instances	5
illegibles were encoded as	5
bibliography of english literature	5
right to the printing	5
should make clear that	5
of each text was	5
at by a tcp	5
other foot describe another	5
was proofread for accuracy	5
in accordance with level	5
for an anonymous work	5
project was divided into	5
enhanced and or corrected	5
released into the public	5
the text creation partnership	5
a works in english	5
domain as of january	5
impression of the bible	5
the place of execution	5
p using tcp tei	5
extent have been transformed	5
gap elements at the	5
whichever is the greater	5
the image sets published	5
assurance was then carried	5
characters will be marked	5
and the publisher proquest	5
the erect of the	5
wide variety of subject	5
these texts for their	5
now take and use	5
users should bear in	5
intended to range over	5
for accuracy and those	5
editions of a works	5
by converting tcp files	5
that due credit and	5
changes to facilitate morpho	5
chose to create diplomatic	5
limit of instances per	5
by proquest via their	5
markup guidelines are available	5
a work was chosen	5
the crown of england	5
shall have power to	5
recorded as gap elements	5
of works in other	5
second or later edition	5
and therefore chose to	5
by editorial teams in	5
the keyers to be	5
were recorded as gap	5
to their original source	5
are eligible for inclusion	5
or later edition of	5
side of the stem	5
transcribed and encoded texts	5
illegible were corrected where	5
and markup guidelines are	5
sets were sent to	5
and twenty shillings fine	5
published by proquest via	5
the new cambridge bibliography	5
texts based on the	5
and sometimes a second	5
the true nature of	5
is given to their	5
therefore of any assumptions	5
process of creating the	5
the text encoding initiative	5
into placeholder characters or	5
text selection was based	5
in oxford and michigan	5
editorial teams in oxford	5
transformed into placeholder characters	5
or elements to simplify	5
the encoding was enhanced	5
and some readable characters	5
encoded as gap s	5
of the tei in	5
the same parallel to	5
and linked to page	5
quality assurance was then	5
known extent have been	5
taken out of the	5
the under arch of	5
but we respectfully request	5
unicode or tei g	5
be made about the	5
of the original in	5
transcription a of text	5
use these texts for	5
the outer circle of	5
the time of his	5
creating the tcp texts	5
straight line parallel to	5
readable characters will be	5
point of your compasses	5
copies of the texts	5
any assumptions that can	5
encoding based on the	5
in of gaps by	5
images in accordance with	5
there was a compelling	5
printing of the bible	5
and available in eebo	5
a of text r	5
proquest via their early	5
this text has no	5
corrected where possible up	5
take and use these	5
notably latin and welsh	5
or text strings within	5
image sets were sent	5
placeholder characters or elements	5
of the process of	5
a this text has	5
creation partnership web site	5
a partnership between the	5
during phase of the	5
available at the text	5
while the overall quality	5
language title published between	5
linked to page images	5
to page images in	5
was divided into two	5
been transformed into placeholder	5
placing one foot of	5
michigan and oxford and	5
errors will remain and	5
did not meet qa	5
structural encoding based on	5
elements to simplify the	5
other describe an occult	5
a straight line drawn	5
by university of nebraska	5
a second or later	5
selection was intended to	5
tcp is a partnership	5
or corrected and characters	5
describe an arch to	5
of a work was	5
and attribution is given	5
record of the period	5
were corrected where possible	5
looked at by a	5
were sent to external	5
companies for transcription and	5
be marked as illegible	5
out by editorial teams	5
any remaining illegibles were	5
where possible up to	5
the overall quality of	5
texts created during phase	5
should be aware of	5
the arches of the	4
outer arch of the	4
the right side of	4
from thence draw a	4
to bee individually conserved	4
in the abby of	4
other to the party	4
and other fat strokes	4
line that bounds the	4
the church of england	4
other describe the outer	4
at finsbury near london	4
r this keyboarded and	4
made by setting off	4
a circle for the	4
arches cut each other	4
interrupted by the ordinary	4
of the stem into	4
said master of the	4
draw another line parallel	4
to the party discovering	4
stem into two equal	4
the belly of p	4
centre whereon you may	4
at the top and	4
touching his right to	4
or persons whatsoever shall	4
members of the company	4
as you were taught	4
of the three orders	4
iv tiff page images	4
if your inscription be	4
the stem is made	4
for every such book	4
same parallel to erect	4
in the time of	4
hand stroke of the	4
the left hand the	4
to work in the	4
by occult arches the	4
the left hand in	4
arch of the head	4
municipal companie or corporation	4
of commons in this	4
occult arch to cut	4
the use of the	4
a straight line between	4
the right honourable the	4
right honourable the knights	4
straight line between these	4
and i pray god	4
between these two points	4
foot describe an arch	4
there was any printing	4
petition of the company	4
by the side of	4
case of william bentley	4
of stationers of the	4
it should be said	4
estc r this keyboarded	4
left hand stroke of	4
the three orders of	4
circle of the head	4
stem is made like	4
servant to her majesty	4
to the parliament of	4
and where these two	4
another straight line parallel	4
line into the top	4
the praise of typography	4
in the praise of	4
commons in this present	4
line between these two	4
rules of the three	4
the inner circle of	4
into two equal parts	4
presented to the parliament	4
off in the foot	4
orders of print letters	4
outer circle of the	4
and that it was	4
shall in their wisdomes	4
it could not be	4
in this present parliament	4
of the whole company	4
right of the crown	4
the said master of	4
the bredth of a	4
the other to the	4
and on the right	4
unlicensed books and pamphlets	4
the stem and other	4
under arch of the	4
of the head and	4
for as much as	4
inner bounds of the	4
bredth of a stem	4
party discovering the same	4
on either side the	4
the point where the	4
thence draw a straight	4
company of stationers of	4
books laid in the	4
stationers of the city	4
at the right hand	4
cause to be printed	4
use of the common	4
in the reign of	4
three orders of print	4
stem and other fat	4
are made as before	4
bounds of the right	4
off one of the	4
commons assembled in parliament	4
left hand in the	4
occult arches the bredth	4
distant from the stem	4
to find me guilty	4
the other foot the	4
not municipal companie or	4
this present parliament assembled	4
other fat strokes of	4
printer at finsbury near	4
circle of the foot	4
to half the stem	4
foot describe another occult	4
the case of william	4
to the use of	4
arches the bredth of	4
the party discovering the	4
at the old baily	4
petition of the workmen	4
another line parallel to	4
of the belly of	4
before there was any	4
house of commons in	4
pitch the other foot	3
company of stationers have	3
half a part at	3
and placing one point	3
out of the desk	3
parts above the foot	3
cut each other shall	3
in seruile bondage all	3
of edward the fourth	3
one man to be	3
the letter it self	3
the right of the	3
upper bounds of the	3
useful for writing masters	3
another occult arch to	3
one foot in this	3
this press at oxford	3
grieuances of the poore	3
the compasses set to	3
to follow his trade	3
to be printed any	3
trium ordinum literarum typographicarum	3
other describe a circle	3
mostly made by rule	3
mona logarbo text and	3
xml conversion to the	3
and the said master	3
occult arch towards the	3
are lovers of curiosity	3
generall grieuances of the	3
seeing a dying man	3
desired the said sheriffs	3
vnlawfull ordinances of the	3
of the left side	3
a part at the	3
remarks upon the present	3
it should be so	3
describe a circle for	3
there to have spoken	3
the paper delivered to	3
compasses to one stem	3
the reign of henry	3
straight line for the	3
an occult arch towards	3
of heaven and earth	3
all their liues by	3
as you may see	3
kept in seruile bondage	3
a relation of the	3
and death of mr	3
and every such book	3
of the stem in	3
stroke of the stem	3
and footings are made	3
sitting at the old	3
for the right hand	3
occult arches cut each	3
the prince of wales	3
of the master and	3
french conquest neither desirable	3
best known to himself	3
are compounded of geometrick	3
inner line of the	3
logarbo sampled and proofread	3
bounds of the beak	3
to be brought into	3
the crime laid to	3
an appeal of murther	3
topping and footing is	3
are those that stand	3
the radius of the	3
liues by the vnlawfull	3
two witnesses at least	3
their business was to	3
paper delivered to the	3
that are lovers of	3
parallel to it towards	3
to the honorable committee	3
sole printing of the	3
to which i answer	3
the master of the	3
must be half a	3
as they should think	3
a perpendicular from the	3
the sheriffs of london	3
that printing appertaineth to	3
and the right hand	3
at the place of	3
i am the first	3
apex covantage keyed and	3
erect a perpendicular from	3
bounds of the left	3
act for regulating printing	3
by a warrant dormant	3
in the british library	3
convex points of these	3
be half a part	3
you must work in	3
joyns to the stem	3
high representative of this	3
the said sheriffs to	3
for the thickness of	3
appertaineth to the prerogative	3
a wing a estc	3
and mostly made by	3
a straight ruler laid	3
records of this kingdome	3
off on either side	3
the lower branch is	3
neither desirable nor practicable	3
divide the distance between	3
without any manner of	3
trade for three years	3
they should think fit	3
such farther punishment as	3
towards your right hand	3
frequently interrupted by the	3
extending to life or	3
that was not their	3
of it as they	3
dispose of it as	3
the right hand in	3
arch for the inside	3
that he would not	3
judge of heaven and	3
the ends of the	3
of all such books	3
true copy of the	3
and the point where	3
arch of the tail	3
line for the outer	3
the benefit of printing	3
end of the tail	3
if it had been	3
righteous judge of heaven	3
upon the present confederacy	3
for regulating of printing	3
and set off that	3
they are compounded of	3
collected out of history	3
the stem into two	3
gratifie their friends and	3
made by rule and	3
crime laid to his	3
that they were resolved	3
dying man was not	3
to life or limb	3
of the generall grieuances	3
murther from certain unjust	3
to belong to mr	3
then place one foot	3
the upper bounds of	3
not extending to life	3
the head of s	3
the bottom to the	3
from certain unjust judges	3
lately sitting at the	3
to all sensible english	3
that it was not	3
the stem of the	3
the vnlawfull ordinances of	3
would be pleased to	3
abstract of the generall	3
the honorable committee for	3
the thickness of the	3
laid to his charge	3
that a straight line	3
describe two occult arches	3
other describe an arch	3
footings are made as	3
a straight line for	3
the stem in parallel	3
logarbo text and markup	3
the lower bounds of	3
stem is made by	3
and kept in seruile	3
if it should be	3
the high representative of	3
and for the second	3
and from thence draw	3
the head of the	3
and to all sensible	3
the books laid in	3
ordinances of the master	3
the records of this	3
a straight line into	3
the righteous judge of	3
but being frequently interrupted	3
of the said company	3
to the righteous judge	3
reign of henry the	3
representative of this nation	3
being frequently interrupted by	3
person or persons whatsoever	3
set off on the	3
set off from the	3
lay your ruler to	3
bondage all their liues	3
not suffered to speak	3
and describe another occult	3
he designed there to	3
and that he was	3
the honour to be	3
then in the parallel	3
from the bottom to	3
the inner line of	3
be the outer bounds	3
may describe the hollow	3
copy of the paper	3
a dying man was	3
designed there to have	3
the same in the	3
and others that are	3
original in the british	3
others that are lovers	3
straight line into the	3
in romans and italicks	3
other shall be the	3
if the number of	3
breadth of a stem	3
which they fortifie only	3
of the poore free	3
hills and john field	3
that he was a	3
and xml conversion to	3
of london and middlesex	3
seruile bondage all their	3
his trade for three	3
man was not suffered	3
of the beak is	3
your compasses to one	3
delivered to the sheriffs	3
the point set off	3
of these two occult	3
top of the right	3
english capitals and small	3
the outside of the	3
a part of the	3
down to the bottom	3
and footing is erects	3
covantage keyed and coded	3
the beak is the	3
publish or dispose of	3
said sheriffs to publish	3
of commons assembled in	3
to the sheriffs of	3
and the records of	3
the hollow of the	3
a great deal of	3
by rule and compass	3
the king and his	3
follow his trade for	3
relation of the tryal	3
the convex points of	3
conquest neither desirable nor	3
between the top and	3
and is a flower	3
containing a relation of	3
of murther from certain	3
the rest of the	3
length of the stem	3
parallel in the erect	3
was not suffered to	3
presented to the honorable	3
fortifie only by a	3
the interest of the	3
which he designed there	3
between the head and	3
to be observed in	3
and for as much	3
the lord chief justice	3
wing a estc r	3
a straight line in	3
your compasses set to	3
an abstract of the	3
in parallel in the	3
the kings sworn servants	3
them as well as	3
the generall grieuances of	3
and set off in	3
is a flower of	3
to publish or dispose	3
wherein is also demonstrated	3
flower of the crown	3
as to matter of	3
hand stroke of a	3
to matter of law	3
a flower of the	3
to the prerogative royal	3
sheriffs of london and	3
shewing how they are	3
supream of the law	3
for the first offence	3
be licenced by the	3
how they are compounded	3
in the middle between	3
and the left hand	3
printing appertaineth to the	3
foot in the point	3
arch for the inner	3
was not their business	3
and supream of the	3
perpendicular from the foot	3
appeal of murther from	3
upon paine of forfeiture	3
it as they should	3
a straight line to	3
from the stem in	3
sheriffs to publish or	3
inner circle of the	3
their friends and servants	3
each other shall be	3
or dispose of it	3
are made like the	3
of the paper delivered	3
where these two occult	3
henry hills and john	3
and unlicensed books and	3
their liues by the	3
the breadth of a	3
late revolution in england	3
that they have not	3
for the regulating of	3
only by a warrant	3
to print the same	3
right hand stroke in	3
of your compasses to	3
of the inner circle	3
of henry the sixth	3
mona logarbo sampled and	3
by the vnlawfull ordinances	3
and it was further	3
hand in the head	3
up to the top	3
head and belly of	3
but it may be	3
the outer arch of	3
freemen of the city	3
in the erects of	3
the foot of g	3
right hand in the	3
lower bounds of the	3
to be an overt	3
it ought to be	3
points of these two	3
for the dot of	3
they fortifie only by	3
have mercy upon me	3
of the foot of	3
the right hand from	2
marks would not produce	2
in the said statute	2
so for the bible	2
put so speedy an	2
the branch is distant	2
and nothing more than	2
presented the king with	2
first onsets of their	2
the roman capitals and	2
hath for some years	2
power of printing in	2
effect what they came	2
nor did they offer	2
the king was fain	2
and among them more	2
least told the world	2
possibly it might arise	2
whether the finding these	2
impossible they should mistake	2
seditious and treasonable books	2
you have the centre	2
left hand and the	2
the other foot an	2
design was committed to	2
point describe the inner	2
the same erect from	2
though there had been	2
personally say against me	2
in the company of	2
belonging to the see	2
bredth of the stem	2
stole from his fellows	2
was not one tittle	2
proceedings before the parliament	2
first press of book	2
or books printed beyond	2
for the goal delivery	2
it all the time	2
drawn by the side	2
if he have not	2
he saith printing was	2
the book of common	2
topping on the left	2
parliament the humble petition	2
to the convex points	2
and privileges of the	2
set off for the	2
circle on the right	2
arbitrary in a superlative	2
may not lay this	2
of the first writer	2
these proceedings durst not	2
is made like c	2
any thing be more	2
printer exercise that art	2
partial writer of the	2
and such farther punishment	2
consider what great advantage	2
proper names must be	2
it into england about	2
all his enemies here	2
was afterwards found inconvenient	2
any man seem but	2
that islip abbot of	2
and that was sufficient	2
between party and party	2
not been a reserve	2
describe the arches of	2
must be two witnesses	2
to it towards the	2
they think will but	2
the notion of carrying	2
up for himself at	2
baily to the righteous	2
some to prove that	2
succeeding reign of edward	2
work in the outer	2
the left hand stem	2
where they printed several	2
either of the books	2
declared that it was	2
right or wrong to	2
so as the king	2
bounds of the belly	2
it at home of	2
of which they accuse	2
printing thus brought into	2
be proved or no	2
through whose convex points	2
when he came to	2
in the making of	2
which the conscientious auditors	2
exhaust all our stores	2
is distant in the	2
proceedings but arbitrary in	2
off in the head	2
and present it to	2
had never seen that	2
purse must needs be	2
foot in parallel in	2
make a prick in	2
and such as no	2
this their sin of	2
of england by william	2
my best arguments of	2
left hand side of	2
notion of law they	2
swear him out of	2
straight upwards to parallel	2
where the inside of	2
the toppings are made	2
same in the abby	2
of good reputation do	2
books from being corrupted	2
an act of parliament	2
may vanquish and overcome	2
now i pray consider	2
half a part broad	2
between the topping and	2
c set your compasses	2
grant continues to this	2
to sway the scepters	2
our deliverers still continue	2
officers of the customes	2
he had seen the	2
of print letters viz	2
as sun or moon	2
the substance whereof was	2
one halfe to the	2
by the brother of	2
and taking private advice	2
intituled to the worthy	2
and these books from	2
it been sitting at	2
and in the foot	2
forgive every one that	2
and that shall be	2
right honourable sir john	2
false and perjured witnesses	2
to be the sole	2
licensing such books as	2
that they shall keep	2
one that has offended	2
jury could not agree	2
their properties to bee	2
the last that may	2
the present confederacy and	2
as much as the	2
to several persons by	2
good reputation do most	2
encouragement to proceed further	2
sake of these that	2
did any printer exercise	2
i do freely and	2
his beard and hair	2
mercer rather than a	2
years made an hideous	2
should be so because	2
was to find out	2
makes it the harder	2
and while they stayed	2
your compasses being set	2
have any ways offended	2
this point describe the	2
pray consider where is	2
to reach from the	2
of k is made	2
lower belly of b	2
work in by hand	2
the arch of topping	2
till he had made	2
work in the intersections	2
other describe the arch	2
must of necessity take	2
he might as well	2
i consider what great	2
book came to my	2
drawing a straight line	2
to this straight line	2
person bought forreign books	2
day of the sessions	2
your selves will put	2
rest of the commissioners	2
of the third circle	2
us even from what	2
letter a is the	2
these proceedings before the	2
when i consider what	2
but now you see	2
that i hired the	2
the harder task upon	2
giving any other answer	2
nothing more than the	2
was to find me	2
circle for the dot	2
matter what the law	2
for restraint of aliens	2
to any particular arch	2
i have any ways	2
that it should be	2
i am a friend	2
lord chief justice treby	2
by the coming of	2
last farewel of him	2
may describe the outer	2
cordially entertained by the	2
for being a gentleman	2
the intersection of the	2
i declare i now	2
suffered to speak anderton	2
you were heretofore only	2
heretofore in his custody	2
and do gratifie their	2
to redress the evills	2
as i am a	2
branch is distant from	2
and afterwards chancellor of	2
a reserve of licensing	2
may see by the	2
set up in england	2
against their lawful and	2
contrary to law transport	2
evills of the press	2
some years made an	2
through the mistake of	2
enemies here on earth	2
to prevent corsellis from	2
the mistake of the	2
chief justice treby told	2
arch of a circle	2
emoluments and profits that	2
dangerous to the common	2
growth of printing collected	2
found in germany at	2
from our traffick and	2
mayor of the city	2
and crown him with	2
have power to accompany	2
inquisitive i was to	2
books printed beyond the	2
same erect from the	2
in general receives by	2
much given to works	2
last that may suffer	2
and in direct opposition	2
stroke in a letter	2
parts beyond the seas	2
with the eyes of	2
were resolved right or	2
gaining that art by	2
the butting at the	2
property hath for some	2
there was as little	2
other describe the occult	2
stone out of their	2
sitting at this present	2
like pretences do our	2
actually come upon you	2
be a creditable pretence	2
the top of f	2
these were they you	2
within the purview of	2
that arise from printing	2
yet withal he told	2
the covert of the	2
arches draw a straight	2
for the same purpose	2
between the centre of	2
present these proceedings durst	2
the stem of english	2
of divinity and physick	2
and on the ends	2
lay this their sin	2
the left hand for	2
not stick to say	2
two other occult arches	2
brief discourse concerning printing	2
might have published the	2
of printing humbly presented	2
the line of the	2
foot where it will	2
least to the fact	2
and emolument for printing	2
freely and sincerely forgive	2
this than my present	2
not go out of	2
might as well have	2
who had learnt it	2
flower of our kingdom	2
not well to your	2
bought forreign books bound	2
was fain to send	2
two points draw straight	2
give him such a	2
he had occasion to	2
he could not endure	2
not brought into england	2
but when they were	2
arise through the mistake	2
every one that has	2
for reasons best known	2
too long to be	2
swearing to some things	2
than that it should	2
of the arch of	2
the first press of	2
the jury could not	2
to affect the prisoner	2
session of parliament was	2
the left hand towards	2
die in the unity	2
westminster to be the	2
his majesties clerks of	2
priviledge of sole printing	2
books at the lord	2
or wrong to have	2
exercise the art of	2
subject is the pretence	2
when an act of	2
one of the under	2
the favour to lodge	2
of the lower branch	2
of london and westminster	2
such books as should	2
it was practised some	2
such a numerable issue	2
the record it self	2
but the petitioners are	2
puts this text in	2
and consequently where is	2
might bring in printed	2
but i was an	2
the security of any	2
the perpendicular in the	2
summing up the evidence	2
noble science of printing	2
the very laws themselves	2
z set off in	2
he may never want	2
present parliament assembled the	2
true catalogue of such	2
that that was not	2
baker in his chronicle	2
not one of them	2
the workmen of harlem	2
great a part of	2
power shall call again	2
who then was of	2
that if the king	2
also it was but	2
other on the diametral	2
part of the kingdom	2
to save their own	2
opposition to the law	2
the least help to	2
whose memory i perfectly	2
they say he shall	2
give you an instance	2
this art in his	2
the tail is made	2
be the last that	2
it the harder task	2
so speedy an end	2
the humours of the	2
money given to such	2
according to its discipline	2
hope you your selves	2
as in letter a	2
and a considerable sum	2
and manuscript in lambeth	2
call again into the	2
during the time that	2
not to follow his	2
little rarity as expedition	2
where that parallel cuts	2
as mentioning the contradictions	2
same letter or character	2
gaine to themselves the	2
books to be printed	2
by a straight erect	2
in the unity of	2
very last session of	2
regulating of printing humbly	2
management of the design	2
may in regard of	2
and its centre lies	2
out of his life	2
was never refused to	2
punishment as seemed fit	2
and apprehended divers persons	2
proceed from the head	2
where they were found	2
the head is half	2
said acts of parliament	2
bounds of the stem	2
king himself having the	2
by three of the	2
so that at oxford	2
an arch to reach	2
well to your selves	2
do our deliverers still	2
brought into this kingdom	2
that the foreman told	2
business was to find	2
night stole from his	2
the abby of westminster	2
thousand marks would not	2
published the wickedness of	2
because it lyes in	2
giving them the emoluments	2
shall the law of	2
that they could not	2
toppings and footings are	2
suppose him not to	2
the priviledge of sole	2
with three hundred marks	2
right hand stroke is	2
that their enemies swords	2
teaching how to print	2
so much of a	2
not to try but	2
more plain to demonstrate	2
printing bibles and psalms	2
first place the law	2
flesher and the stationers	2
to be sworn the	2
halfe to the use	2
centre of the outer	2
and describe the under	2
was but new born	2
that i ever printed	2
than a more eminent	2
lord mayor of the	2
that so many of	2
after set up for	2
the day before he	2
whole duty of man	2
given to such person	2
the town was very	2
by act of parliament	2
as parallel is the	2
cannot be severed from	2
reach from the left	2
the city of mentz	2
majesties clerks of the	2
hired the room where	2
afterwards chancellor of the	2
man to be intituled	2
of my best arguments	2
printers oppressed and kept	2
distance shall be the	2
excellent art into england	2
o is an exact	2
carryed with a guard	2
deliverers still continue to	2
arches at the top	2
necessity of a war	2
they having received the	2
citizen of good abilities	2
the abby of st	2
to preserve the regal	2
on the ends of	2
and that such as	2
almost done his work	2
erect from the point	2
to disapprove of these	2
point of the arch	2
and half a part	2
of parliament was it	2
upon which they publickly	2
time of bringing this	2
otherwise than not to	2
i hold my self	2
not agree to find	2
space of or years	2
not thought so prudent	2
the other foot where	2
and middlesex by mr	2
line drawn from the	2
himself having the price	2
years time having intervened	2
and that half distance	2
expence and procurement it	2
you may see by	2
offence never to follow	2
memory i perfectly honour	2
is to be observed	2
least ten years before	2
of these two arches	2
not then impossible they	2
a brief discourse concerning	2
and freedoms of the	2
the contradictions of the	2
who should sufficiently discover	2
yet you see contrary	2
as suppose him not	2
and teach this new	2
sovereign lord king james	2
and much given to	2
law and the gospel	2
the under part of	2
known to be otherwise	2
men printers oppressed and	2
demonstrate this than my	2
but so much as	2
me with the aforesaid	2
that i printed these	2
alienate from the crown	2
crown him with eternal	2
it appear they have	2
are imagined to be	2
left hand to the	2
hand that drew the	2
hand line describe two	2
him on work at	2
turnour having written to	2
what they came for	2
in the same word	2
in his chronicle agrees	2
he should pay s	2
point of the beak	2
or of any thing	2
withal he told them	2
at what time they	2
was himself personally at	2
so indeed it might	2
your compasses at the	2
which presupposes it was	2
and had there not	2
designed not to try	2
reason of the abuse	2
give notice to the	2
king henry the sixth	2
nor hath he in	2
do most erroniously agree	2
two points where the	2
plain to demonstrate this	2
the point where this	2
the jury were sent	2
five hundred marks more	2
line drawn to the	2
him such a numerable	2
is unfit to suffer	2
pricks draw a straight	2
for sea and land	2
or other corporal punishment	2
at least to the	2
such as were the	2
made good his promise	2
as well as of	2
dominions of this common	2
executive power of printing	2
cannot with their own	2
being taken out of	2
parliament was it enacted	2
but more particularly declares	2
and that point of	2
not be brought about	2
corsellis was carryed with	2
that they sought nothing	2
the evils of the	2
may be printed for	2
stem of k is	2
side of a ruler	2
him the day before	2
and in the erects	2
rights and priviledges of	2
the best of their	2
others see what things	2
about this time found	2
who have now demonstratively	2
or that i hired	2
not onely in their	2
historians must of necessity	2
well affected to the	2
with eternal glory hereafter	2
practised some where else	2
gave me some reward	2
from using any handicrafts	2
see what things were	2
for the inside the	2
it might arise through	2
be on their side	2
but in the least	2
an arch of a	2
hand an occult arch	2
the time of the	2
chancellor of the university	2
nor did any printer	2
printing was first set	2
head and foot of	2
arch for the dot	2
been a reserve of	2
turnour took to his	2
who now labour to	2
and xml conversion the	2
world with the supposed	2
rarity as expedition in	2
words puts this text	2
just power and prerogative	2
the outer arch lies	2
and where also without	2
about without great secrecy	2
at this present these	2
by this means the	2
having the honour to	2
the th year of	2
the intersections of these	2
other mens copies in	2
not onely to gratifie	2
kings and queens of	2
printing was about this	2
sought nothing less than	2
as should be printed	2
this semicircle by a	2
work in the inner	2
also present me with	2
in gifts and expences	2
the subject is the	2
and profits that arise	2
the pretence of our	2
harder task upon me	2
staid till they had	2
for the outmost bounds	2
so far from being	2
do but so much	2
the design was committed	2
to some things that	2
fat strokes of capitals	2
the penalties contained in	2
so terrified them into	2
regal power and authority	2
the sixth his reign	2
whole one thousand marks	2
keep all the lands	2
where the rights and	2
scandalous books and pamphlets	2
copy of a record	2
now die in the	2
no person or persons	2
that a straight ruler	2
is a straight line	2
first entrance to the	2
one of them could	2
to deliver us even	2
but when i consider	2
loins to sway the	2
brought about without great	2
long as sun or	2
the latter end of	2
new impression of the	2
now the king is	2
to the councell of	2
modern writers of good	2
elizabeth at her very	2
reign ever produced before	2
graciously received by the	2
by laying these proceedings	2
directly contrary to law	2
arguments of intituling the	2
be brought into this	2
another in the abby	2
deliver us from our	2
substance whereof was this	2
and a line drawn	2
teach this new art	2
contradictions of the witnesses	2
and give him such	2
evidence did not amount	2
that he printed at	2
line the breadth of	2
the learned in the	2
these three famous historians	2
last session of parliament	2
our sovereign lord king	2
one of the workmen	2
printed the books of	2
hand inner arch of	2
not lay this their	2
the partial writer of	2
that touch or concern	2
second offence never to	2
the said sum of	2
compasses to the point	2
allow me counsel to	2
where the outer arch	2
particularly my most false	2
when i took hold	2
of these kingdoms so	2
to put so speedy	2
were more books burnt	2
place in westminster to	2
can any thing be	2
imprisoned and apprehended divers	2
power that gave them	2
and though i caused	2
stores both for sea	2
be made between the	2
these books from being	2
to be on their	2
as by law established	2
and supposing them to	2
the rate of defects	2
and from our traffick	2
these kingdoms so long	2
procurement it was brought	2
hand the perpendicular in	2
they publickly reviled them	2
was about this time	2
i have hitherto lived	2
into england till eleven	2
from these two points	2
most graciously received by	2
that i was a	2
straight line drawn from	2
as from other arguments	2
so dangerous to the	2
to try but to	2
thing be more plain	2
is the pretence of	2
so great disorders in	2
unjust and unrighteous judges	2
of wilful murther to	2
who came from other	2
bounds of the diagonal	2
said queen kept inviolably	2
as well as from	2
declare i now die	2
i was a man	2
pretences do our deliverers	2
copy of the bible	2
who kept it intire	2
books as should be	2
of the stem is	2
went first to amsterdam	2
which abrogates the said	2
should be printed still	2
outer arch joyns to	2
of the dot and	2
the same priviledge to	2
themselves the sole printing	2
first letter a capital	2
my most false and	2
the butting of the	2
these were only pretences	2
of william bentley printer	2
seen that trunk before	2
act of a mercer	2
he had made good	2
parts for the same	2
the time of bringing	2
of the th year	2
him not to be	2
for the king and	2
i do with all	2
also without all doubt	2
half a part thick	2
on the diametral line	2
the said acts of	2
and the bellies are	2
either side the perpendicular	2
in parliament the humble	2
printed still remaining in	2
ever printed the books	2
any other answer than	2
thousand marks in gifts	2
all sorts of persons	2
should for the first	2
the erect of butting	2
as stay in the	2
sum of one thousand	2
and another straight line	2
the breadth of the	2
proceedings durst not have	2
set off the same	2
the necessity of a	2
blunted with killing them	2
i pray consider where	2
kept it intire to	2
is the security of	2
than not to follow	2
off some of the	2
of the like nature	2
an act for preventing	2
inner bounds of y	2
bounds of the tail	2
arch to work in	2
was an ill man	2
be so because they	2
hollow at the foot	2
never want heirs to	2
in his survey of	2
for some years made	2
print them as well	2
by the letter it	2
other foot describe occult	2
free of the company	2
to set him on	2
nothing less than our	2
the witnesses could personally	2
selves will put a	2
as if it had	2
shall now make it	2
did they offer to	2
supposing them to be	2
where they shall appear	2
original in huntington library	2
honourable sir john fleet	2
whom they thought fit	2
onsets of their battles	2
without losing the most	2
statutes to be read	2
away all our artillery	2
that shall be the	2
here is onely a	2
dot and the left	2
company of stationers are	2
and had called the	2
on this point describe	2
of persons or places	2
intituling the king to	2
still remaining in the	2
between the foot and	2
of his loins to	2
the foot and bottom	2
in case of life	2
whereupon the king set	2
the waste of g	2
counsel to such matters	2
as the heathens did	2
well for his going	2
fit to the court	2
he in the least	2
the same letter or	2
reward for my curiosity	2
the left hand describe	2
were done before they	2
line of the left	2
of the bible and	2
the eyes of others	2
line of the right	2
reach up to the	2
the first stem is	2
with their own but	2
reasons best known to	2
the conscientious auditors can	2
one half to the	2
the more i considered	2
the whole one thousand	2
top of the stem	2
his royal highness the	2
so i may be	2
abuses in printing seditious	2
anderton at the place	2
the stem of k	2
of the councell of	2
were near know too	2
is half a stem	2
among the small letters	2
in the outer circle	2
they had spent the	2
the last day of	2
stem in the parallel	2
what they did swear	2
being jealous without just	2
town was very jealous	2
covert of the hidden	2
they staid till they	2
to this art in	2
petition of william anderton	2
the prince altogether as	2
translated copy of the	2
and to save their	2
published any of them	2
down to ask the	2
the first place the	2
them into a compliance	2
printed for the common	2
to gaine to themselves	2
most in favour with	2
you one example for	2
more i considered of	2
no matter what the	2
to their charge at	2
they kidnap our young	2
the very hearts of	2
could not be brought	2
i dare positively say	2
him safe to london	2
and a pack of	2
to lodge in the	2
in the lower branch	2
upon some convenient points	2
hang a man for	2
are depriued of that	2
the first writer only	2
strengthen him that he	2
if any man seem	2
declares the place in	2
that as i am	2
so it is unfit	2
foot describe a circle	2
messenger of the press	2
to sell at their	2
refused positively to allow	2
they cannot with their	2
the side of it	2
of these that so	2
and not onely in	2
councel as to matter	2
several persons by patent	2
king to this art	2
by vertue of a	2
indeed it might be	2
k the stem of	2
a violent presumption is	2
carry away all our	2
roman capitals and small	2
bee a manual occupation	2
small letters some are	2
cause to be imprinted	2
other foot where it	2
his fellows in disguise	2
hath been taught in	2
and other officers of	2
but if robin stephens	2
which i hope will	2
said to bee a	2
have the centre of	2
and that he may	2
his chronicle agrees throughout	2
for every such booke	2
was as little rarity	2
seemed fit to the	2
if they do but	2
that point of intersection	2
as this of printing	2
was a man against	2
several statutes to be	2
civilwar no to the	2
the proper names must	2
bringing off one of	2
there may never want	2
he printed at all	2
touch or concern the	2
my supposed crime was	2
the making of letters	2
of the hidden designs	2
which the kings and	2
same most worthy person	2
there had been two	2
convenient points of the	2
be concerned in so	2
and all that the	2
the trustees of the	2
upon the armies advance	2
and in other parts	2
conscientious auditors can testify	2
enacted in the said	2
or published any of	2
for the second offence	2
what they could get	2
of your compasses at	2
at her very first	2
labour to gaine to	2
the stem to the	2
consequently where is the	2
two books at the	2
stem from the stem	2
a man for speaking	2
that parallel cuts the	2
of original in huntington	2
a stem from the	2
with the other the	2
the honourable councell of	2
was committed to mr	2
the king with three	2
as a friend to	2
had newly invented it	2
of the upper belly	2
general receives by it	2
discover and teach this	2
at no more than	2
to use all possible	2
as long as the	2
a press at st	2
but with the eyes	2
a book of so	2
foot describe the inner	2
my most unjust and	2
a wing t thomason	2
hold of them they	2
the prisoner as to	2
that came to him	2
up the first press	2
a more eminent person	2
england as by law	2
permitted then no law	2
of them could say	2
england till eleven years	2
the world with the	2
of the top of	2
have thought fit to	2
of the commissioners for	2
may never want one	2
and so indeed it	2
intire to his death	2
in the least told	2
marks in gifts and	2
expressed in the statute	2
as much as there	2
the purview of the	2
might arise through the	2
to works of this	2
suffer one man to	2
the point of the	2
for the town was	2
they might have published	2
a considerable sum of	2
some reward for my	2
however their properties to	2
from the top of	2
the foreman told them	2
god may not lay	2
and no matter what	2
to undeceive the world	2
the power and signiory	2
to the company of	2
would not produce the	2
did the christians of	2
made with a pen	2
some convenient points of	2
and the favour to	2
direct opposition to the	2
for it all the	2
will find fault with	2
in regard of its	2
the red or black	2
they designed not to	2
before any of the	2
the said queen kept	2
of the orthodox church	2
what time they shall	2
it to be in	2
them the emoluments and	2
even from what they	2
treby told them positively	2
tail is made by	2
that there is a	2
redress the evills of	2
pretences to gain their	2
printer of seditious and	2
only pretences to gain	2
of bringing this excellent	2
but been the first	2
arches for the inner	2
to give you an	2
the right of printing	2
prince of orange hook	2
every one of the	2
the buttings of the	2
the one halfe to	2
printing collected out of	2
a grain of sense	2
such books into the	2
punished no otherwise than	2
that he should be	2
for want of a	2
still continue to deliver	2
diagonal stem is made	2
first practised the same	2
wickedness of their own	2
to his assistance mr	2
had made good his	2
you were taught in	2
learnt it at home	2
you have been taught	2
other describe the under	2
first set up in	2
wofull experience tells us	2
of licensing such books	2
by which so great	2
they would have it	2
to effect what they	2
prove that there must	2
of them they denied	2
allow it to be	2
the favour of the	2
were only pretences to	2
answer than that it	2
parallel towards the right	2
mo a wing t	2
and that the said	2
would have it so	2
act of parliament was	2
off from the left	2
they you were heretofore	2
caxton appeared known and	2
i now die in	2
on work at london	2
so many of my	2
more particularly robin stephens	2
the stem of i	2
as on a centre	2
to effect his design	2
shall be the centres	2
say he shall die	2
the time of mr	2
for the inner line	2
you may describe an	2
that the materials were	2
what great advantage the	2
i pray god may	2
you see them actually	2
their own but with	2
patent the priviledge of	2
and two or three	2
of the necessity of	2
england by richard atkyns	2
for procuring a printing	2
and first practised the	2
enemies swords might be	2
have set his private	2
other parts for the	2
of the arching belly	2
pardon of the whole	2
of money given to	2
hand arch of e	2
honourable councell of state	2
that at oxford printing	2
of the kingdom is	2
were heretofore only afraid	2
this excellent art into	2
that the witnesses could	2
may be the last	2
the whole depth of	2
of sole printing all	2
person whom i have	2
i shall give you	2
other describe a semicircle	2
to shew you one	2
the very last session	2
out whatsoever made for	2
centre of the inner	2
and so for the	2
pray god may not	2
farther punishment as seemed	2
a set off in	2
who had been vice	2
with the copy of	2
convict me is as	2
offence be punished no	2
in all manner whole	2
the right honourable sir	2
goal delivery of newgate	2
the outmost bounds of	2
there were more books	2
the rights and privileges	2
possible means for procuring	2
the bounds of the	2
as would draw off	2
for had it been	2
caused several statutes to	2
their sin of wilful	2
severed from the crown	2
in the deliverers pockets	2
the flower of our	2
and now i pray	2
the notion of law	2
made for restraint of	2
however their proprieties to	2
erect in the foot	2
and parallel in the	2
to convict me is	2
place the law and	2
resolved he should be	2
late one night stole	2
pretence of our present	2
of the subject is	2
had there not been	2
of seditious and treasonable	2
but to preserve the	2
appears by the act	2
lodge in the very	2
sufficiently discover and teach	2
to print them as	2
and from the foot	2
had but been the	2
for the common benefit	2
by the act of	2
annotation on thomason copy	2
best of their case	2
the act of a	2
i protest i never	2
before they themselves were	2
they offer to say	2
in favour with him	2
which was three years	2
refused to any before	2
both which the kings	2
one of my best	2
queen elizabeth at her	2
the law and the	2
all possible means for	2
to have my life	2
right hand with a	2
to send five hundred	2
the length of the	2
i will give you	2
may be objected against	2
may suffer by them	2
distance between the top	2
altogether as much to	2
for pretended high treason	2
occult arches upon some	2
proceeds from the right	2
then one thousand marks	2
in its due time	2
now labour to gaine	2
the toppings and footings	2
laying these proceedings before	2
shall be the outer	2
emolument for printing books	2
present it to the	2
in church and state	2
straight line to the	2
left hand the stem	2
concluded it could not	2
see contrary and in	2
line for the inner	2
and on that point	2
or some of them	2
which so great a	2
of r is made	2
speaking of the th	2
very first entrance to	2
all our stores both	2
king and his patentees	2
henry the sixth his	2
that they might be	2
the matter of the	2
set off at the	2
of the stationers shall	2
the outer belly of	2
being struck betwixt him	2
brother of one of	2
the king to this	2
set off that distance	2
or that the materials	2
own but with the	2
eyes of others see	2
therefore set your compasses	2
both sides the stem	2
out of their diadem	2
it would not be	2
well as from other	2
one of his loins	2
line is made by	2
the king and councill	2
of the workmen of	2
sin of wilful murther	2
of bibles and testaments	2
the like pretences do	2
of the small letters	2
my hands printed at	2
old baily to the	2
proprieties to bee individually	2
be severed from the	2
and the kings printers	2
privileges of the subject	2
her very first entrance	2
art grew so famous	2
our stores both for	2
lower branch of k	2
some of the work	2
bounds of the lower	2
of the outer arch	2
in a superlative manner	2
of his majesties clerks	2
that made for me	2
by the church of	2
the space of or	2
things were done before	2
things that made for	2
reputation do most erroniously	2
it was further enacted	2
from the point set	2
of william anderton a	2
and in the erect	2
it is unfit to	2
but under a double	2
a servant to her	2
is this liberty and	2
to such matters of	2
and overcome all his	2
him that he would	2