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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	99
for sick and wounded	43
the commissioners of accounts	39
commissioners for sick and	39
the commissioners for sick	38
text can be copied	30
keyboarded and encoded edition	30
text is available for	30
the institutions providing financial	30
the terms of creative	30
to the terms of	30
encoded edition of the	30
the early english books	30
phase i text is	30
of the work described	30
i text is available	30
the work described above	30
images scanned from microfilm	30
this keyboarded and encoded	30
even for commercial purposes	30
assigned for keying and	30
markup reviewed and edited	30
edition of the work	30
institutions providing financial support	30
and markup reviewed and	30
according to the terms	30
this phase i text	30
the text can be	30
by the institutions providing	30
providing financial support to	30
support to the early	30
keyed and coded from	30
english books online text	30
tcp assigned for keying	30
terms of creative commons	30
work described above is	30
and coded from proquest	30
for keying and markup	30
described above is co	30
is available for reuse	30
all without asking permission	30
encoded text transcribed from	30
books online text creation	30
financial support to the	30
owned by the institutions	30
and encoded edition of	30
text and markup reviewed	30
coded from proquest page	30
to the early english	30
from proquest page images	30
online text creation partnership	30
the humble petition of	24
original in the british	22
in the british library	22
of the original in	22
reproduction of the original	22
the original in the	22
the text has been	21
english short title catalog	21
been tokenized and linguistically	21
standardized format that preserves	21
restoring the text the	21
and metadata enrichments aim	21
professional end users from	21
textual changes and metadata	21
at restoring the text	21
changes and metadata enrichments	21
users from many walks	21
the author or stationer	21
estc r this keyboarded	21
and suitable for network	21
tokenized and linguistically annotated	21
support the display of	21
text the author or	21
includes standard spellings that	21
spellings that support the	21
display of a text	21
this text is an	21
of the tcp digital	21
is an enriched version	21
been fully proofread approx	21
format that preserves archaic	21
a standardized format that	21
annotation includes standard spellings	21
has been tokenized and	21
digital transcription a of	21
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	21
text more computationally tractable	21
the text the author	21
at making the text	21
in the english short	21
an enriched version of	21
and linguistically annotated with	21
r this keyboarded and	21
aim at making the	21
based collaborative curation by	21
metadata enrichments aim at	21
aim at restoring the	21
transcription a of text	21
a text in a	21
textual changes aim at	21
end users from many	21
not been fully proofread	21
the annotation includes standard	21
the english short title	21
that support the display	21
the tcp digital transcription	21
making the text more	21
text has not been	21
version of the tcp	21
enrichments aim at making	21
standard spellings that support	21
of a text in	21
in a standardized format	21
that preserves archaic forms	21
amateur and professional end	21
or stationer meant to	21
enriched version of the	21
the text more computationally	21
text in a standardized	21
from many walks of	21
many walks of life	21
author or stationer meant	21
the display of a	21
changes aim at restoring	21
stationer meant to publish	21
has not been fully	21
by amateur and professional	21
collaborative curation by amateur	21
tcp digital transcription a	21
curation by amateur and	21
text is an enriched	21
text has been tokenized	21
and professional end users	21
this text has not	21
for prisoners for crimes	20
of text r in	20
the tower of london	20
a of text r	20
text r in the	20
r in the english	20
represented either as utf	18
iv tiff page image	18
characters represented either as	18
one of the commissioners	17
for prisoners for debt	16
in the tower of	15
prayers for prisoners for	15
have mercy upon me	14
at the time of	14
notes for div a	13
covantage keyed and coded	13
apex covantage keyed and	13
logarbo text and markup	12
category of texts with	12
annotation on thomason copy	12
iv tiff page images	12
puts this text in	12
the rate of defects	12
this text in the	12
rate of defects per	12
mona logarbo text and	12
mona logarbo sampled and	12
words puts this text	12
logarbo sampled and proofread	12
the house of lords	12
the right honourable the	11
commons assembled in parliament	11
the sick and wounded	11
the lords of the	11
the rest of the	10
of the commissioners of	10
sick and wounded seamen	10
copies of the texts	9
attribution is given to	9
the project have been	9
and therefore of any	9
and those which did	9
opposed to critical editions	9
a limit of instances	9
of the tei in	9
each text was proofread	9
now take and use	9
unicode or tei g	9
users should be aware	9
the true nature of	9
been transformed into placeholder	9
the filling in of	9
has no known defects	9
these texts for their	9
for accuracy and those	9
aware of the process	9
standards were returned to	9
level of the tei	9
known defects that were	9
corrected where possible up	9
proquest to create accurately	9
to create diplomatic transcriptions	9
quality of tcp data	9
that in all likelihood	9
to their original source	9
their early english books	9
assumptions that can be	9
there are a number	9
keying companies for transcription	9
filling in of gaps	9
assurance was then carried	9
illegibles were encoded as	9
by editorial teams in	9
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cambridge bibliography of english	9
have been looked at	9
a works in english	9
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or later edition of	9
available at the text	9
looked at by a	9
word of the lord	9
project restraints of time	9
notably latin and welsh	9
page images in accordance	9
reflect the true nature	9
of textual data within	9
a compelling reason to	9
of the print record	9
of a work was	9
reason to do so	9
marked as illegible were	9
michigan and oxford and	9
domain as of january	9
published by proquest via	9
sets published by proquest	9
will never have been	9
texts for their own	9
characters or elements to	9
in oxford and michigan	9
tcp is a partnership	9
of the texts have	9
mnemonic sdata character entities	9
or elements to simplify	9
images in accordance with	9
is a partnership between	9
structural encoding based on	9
on the image sets	9
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the text encoding initiative	9
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and linked to page	9
keyers to be redone	9
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image sets published by	9
into the public domain	9
oxford and the publisher	9
of texts with between	9
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to external keying companies	9
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first editions of a	9
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and encoded texts based	9
files to tei p	9
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credit and attribution is	9
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converting tcp files to	9
that due credit and	9
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as opposed to critical	9
of tcp data is	9
or text strings within	9
record of the period	9
never have been looked	9
accordance with level of	9
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qa standards were returned	9
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restraints of time and	9
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due credit and attribution	9
language title published between	9
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limit of instances per	9
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the councell of state	9
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prisoner in the tower	9
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editions of a works	9
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corrected and characters marked	9
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the texts have been	9
teams in oxford and	9
out by editorial teams	9
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phase of the project	9
aptara keyed and coded	9
markup guidelines are available	9
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text creation partnership web	9
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tcp aimed to produce	9
created during phase of	9
in of gaps by	9
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tcp is to encode	9
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ascii text with mnemonic	9
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salva libertate sent to	8
from the original text	8
humble petition of the	8
global keyed and coded	8
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councell of state sitting	8
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text notes for div	8
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day from the prisoners	7
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libertate sent to colonell	7
fourths of a farthing	7
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r ocm this keyboarded	6
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lieutenant of the tower	6
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a wing l thomason	6
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lord and saviour jesus	6
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healey text and markup	5
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the high and mighty	4
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winchester prison the th	4
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petition of edward dendy	4
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petition of phillip chetwind	4
of my blessed lord	4
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commons house of parliament	4
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englands legall soveraign power	4
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the councel of state	4
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priests murther in the	3
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sunday night last in	3
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barkeer sic governour of	3
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the whole nation of	3
the illegality of outlaries	3
to the commissioners of	3
lately found in a	3
brereton hath raised the	3
speciall commission of oyer	3
away the sins of	3
rest of my dear	3
he was taken on	3
to some of his	3
wait for a man	3
of their great oppression	3
the sins of the	3
lieutenant colonell john lilburne	3
with a high hand	3
true and hearty repentance	3
under custody of the	3
the house of peers	3
actions against the government	3
prisoner in the most	3
by the laying down	3
the whole company of	3
who loathing the dainties	3
of the lord is	3
noysome prison by the	3
whereby the said leiut	3
had a part in	3
i told their honours	3
colonell john lilburne prisoner	3
the serjeant at arms	3
am not able to	3
they are like the	3
babylons merchants and members	3
me out of the	3
during his being there	3
the said john lilburne	3
if you have any	3
give me my discharge	3
was led to martyrdome	3
the th of march	3
of the most high	3
care and providence over	3
believes it has been	3
the house of mrs	3
iohn barkeer sic governour	3
carry the said john	3
and if you are	3
this letter be forthwith	3
lilburne prisoner in newgate	3
himself and those who	3
prisonsers observation by way	3
appeale and supplication of	3
whole nation of england	3
the manner how he	3
the sons of men	3
prisoners complaint of their	3
custody of the serjeant	3
such persons as were	3
a paper sent unto	3
farthings a day from	3
the lamb break forth	3
as much as i	3
for each of their	3
i have in my	3
in the beginning of	3
the justice of the	3
letter be forthwith printed	3
petitioner shall ever pray	3
creuel hands of unreasonale	3
in those dayes i	3
humours and carriages of	3
in the stead of	3
on friday the th	3
in the said tower	3
up the measure of	3
names of such persons	3
and to some of	3
who hauing no sooner	3
of one of the	3
for which thou art	3
give themselves opportunity to	3
the bonds of the	3
almanack taken out of	3
which i have done	3
the most contemptible goale	3
in law is nothing	3
well as in the	3
since his contest with	3
our glorious soveraign was	3
repentance of charles courtney	3
containing both proper directions	3
sir a this text	3
of robbers wait for	3
in the name of	3
of a verball command	3
homo a prisoner in	3
carry him before the	3
are either in a	3
this noysome prison by	3
as they have done	3
englands magistrates for the	3
many passages in prison	3
the oppressed prisoners complaint	3
all these matters in	3
the said lieutenant was	3
to furnish them with	3
when he was in	3
prisoner in the kings	3
of the upper bench	3
shut up in a	3
farthing a day from	3
falsly so called atturney	3
lieutenant was seemingly anthorized	3
him in all afflictions	3
another for prisoners for	3
night by the watch	3
providence over all distressed	3
to them that are	3
names are hereunto subscribed	3
and that he had	3
the character of a	3
for actions against the	3
of heaven and earth	3
making your peace with	3
that there was a	3
brought thee to this	3
relations in the flesh	3
to colonell francis west	3
certaine characters and essayes	3
oppressed prisoners complaint of	3
of the late parliament	3
to god and man	3
him before the lords	3
the severall humours and	3
and essayes of prison	3
found in a prisoners	3
a few crums scraps	3
with me to stay	3
was taken on sunday	3
with divers pieces of	3
not at all to	3
in the meane while	3
contemptible goale of newgate	3
the lords on wednesday	3
sic governour of coventry	3
his observations of many	3
together with another for	3
forthwith printed and published	3
sent to colonell francis	3
said lieutenant was seemingly	3
when thou the cards	3
gods singular care and	3
west of the tower	3
englands legall soverainge power	3
scraps lately found in	3
the kingdom of heaven	3
and for the more	3
over all distressed prisoners	3
crept into bed to	3
be forthwith printed and	3
to englands magistrates for	3
are shut up from	3
their trust in him	3
at a full board	3
wherein the said lieutenant	3
of oyer and terminer	3
by a visitant of	3
of lieutenant colonell john	3
of some evil practices	3
in the kings bench	3
singular care and providence	3
could not help it	3
to the truth of	3
as it is to	3
of such persons as	3
by a friend to	3
on sunday night last	3
the laying down of	3
in this noysome prison	3
in him in all	3
loathing the dainties of	3
thro the merits of	3
light of christ in	3
a brief relation of	3
your petitioner shall ever	3
which had lain in	3
and members a warning	3
brief relation of the	3
how he was taken	3
who are either in	3
that this letter be	3
to the commands of	3
each of their needs	3
sewed in his skirts	3
escapes and breaking of	3
of prison and prisoners	3
siege from namptwich in	3
divers pieces of gold	3
with all my heart	3
it because thou art	3
is a place of	3
accounts in a clandestine	3
in the way to	3
copy of which i	3
of that which they	3
characters and essayes of	3
and proper prayers and	3
their escapes and breaking	3
towards the end of	3
particular prayers for prisoners	3
i am moved of	3
and saviour jesus christ	3
in spight of all	3
his commitment to newgate	3
most contemptible goale of	3
been a terror to	3
commission of oyer and	3
was the person that	3
and falsly so called	3
fifth day of the	3
and breaking of prison	3
the best you can	3
that which i have	3
and at the place	3
shewing how sir vvilliam	3
a visitant of oppressed	3
remonstrating the illegality of	3
a farthing a day	3
and the rest of	3
visitant of oppressed prisoners	3
ought not to be	3
the exercise of impartial	3
dainties of the flesh	3
of the fifth month	3
paper sent unto him	3
but thou in prison	3
might be sent for	3
an improvement of imprisonment	3
they may not be	3
mo a wing b	3
able to pay them	3
out of the copper	3
their needs and circumstances	3
you would be pleased	3
laying down of my	3
i was willing to	3
troops of robbers wait	3
and wounded had brought	3
the poor prisoners in	3
deliver me out of	3
their accounts in a	3
john lilburne before mr	3
laid before the commissioners	3
in the way of	3
complaint of their great	3
the merits of my	3
the servants of the	3
humble appeale and supplication	3
john lilburne prisoner in	3
to the great charter	3
with the manner how	3
bed to one mrs	3
and execution of charles	3
hath raised the siege	3
for the refreshing of	3
petition of lieutenant colonell	3
francis west of the	3
as i have done	3
how sir vvilliam brereton	3
observations of many passages	3
the commons assembled in	3
shall be objected against	3
n the commons house	3
with a brief relation	3
persons as were lately	3
of publication from wing	3
as were lately under	3
carriages of his fellow	3
where there is no	3
i am not able	3
robbers wait for a	3
the refreshing of himself	3
commissioners of accounts had	3
a prisoner in the	3
the hearts of all	3
i humbly intreat thee	3
to send for the	3
to carry the said	3
some evil practices of	3
was three fourths of	3
and those who are	3
sir vvilliam brereton hath	3
obedience to the commands	3
carriage upon his commitment	3
few crums scraps lately	3
the fifth day of	3
glorious soveraign was led	3
of his fellow prisoners	3
unto him by the	3
to the prisoners called	3
some of his and	3
later and present times	3
know why he deducted	3
evil practices of the	3
a brief account of	3
yeeld obedience to the	3
your peace with god	3
afterwards escaped to the	3
prison by the laying	3
of their needs and	3
dickinson to know why	3
manner how he was	3
both day and night	3
some of them are	3
in the night by	3
had lain in child	3
refreshing of himself and	3
as troops of robbers	3
the children of light	3
supplication of richard overton	3
for william hevenningham esq	3
brief account of some	3
and carriages of his	3
of many passages in	3
be sent to the	3
elaboratory in the savoy	3
in the nature of	3
me of my sins	3
proceedings of the court	3
me out of this	3
when you are brought	3
and set at liberty	3
of the knights ward	3
wrath of the lamb	3
as in duty bound	3
for the testimony of	3
spoiling of their goods	3
the day of the	3
all the dayes of	3
taken out of the	3
a copy of which	3
trust in him in	3
merchants and members a	3
the night by the	3
his majesties most gracious	3
of the lords of	3
of speciall oyer and	3
of his and their	3
by the spirit of	3
to the whole company	3
we know you deducted	3
have patience with me	3
the prisoners called by	3
three farthings a day	3
not only by the	3
concerning the scots prisoners	3
colonell iohn barkeer sic	3
escaped to the house	3
when they came to	3
his and their kin	3
at arms for abhorring	3
a list of abhorrors	3
will come to thee	3
evidenced in a few	3
from namptwich in cheshire	3
down of my life	3
and god of all	3
were lately under custody	3
order of the house	3
of judges and juries	3
imprisonment of the body	3
soveraign was led to	3
serjeant at arms for	3
with another for prisoners	3
the sermon and prayer	3
loud call to englands	3
with a loud call	3
who to save himself	3
the first three articles	3
to the poor prisoners	3
and hearty repentance of	3
that he had no	3
into bed to one	3
lieutenant collonel john lilburne	3
because they could not	3
them out of their	3
as i have been	3
before the lords on	3
night last in southwark	3
he was the person	3
in a worse prison	3
now prisoner in the	3
as also the true	3
sent unto him by	3
the sight of god	3
of a paper sent	3
before the wrath of	3
of the serjeant at	3
clerk to the commissioners	3
taken on sunday night	3
also the true and	3
jesus christ my lord	3
whole company of mystery	3
hands of unreasonale men	3
at the old baily	3
receipt of a verball	3
by the said lieutenant	3
practices of the present	3
process was given in	3
from my chamber in	3
either in a worse	3
as well as i	3
why he deducted three	3
devotion going to execution	3
to the will of	3
written by william bagwell	3
exercise of impartial justice	3
and providence over all	3
themselves opportunity to cheat	3
in obedience to the	3
for the law of	3
and afterwards escaped to	3
with their escapes and	3
crums scraps lately found	3
his advice to them	3
to know why he	3
that put their trust	3
the dainties of the	3
prisoners called by the	3
that if i would	3
house of mrs mun	3
for ought i know	3
magistrates for the exercise	3
the prisonsers observation by	3
an order of the	3
in the most contemptible	3
strange almanack taken out	3
brought upon my self	3
as well as of	3
speciall oyer and terminer	3
hearty repentance of charles	3
lately under custody of	3
and supplication of richard	3
worthy the note and	3
bonds of the gospel	3
being occasioned by the	3
severall humours and carriages	3
which in law is	3
law of the land	3
the testimony of jesus	3
these matters in the	3
finished in this noysome	3
for eight shillings a	3
good lord deliver me	3
of the great charter	3
of the gospel of	3
a friend to the	3
a wing b thomason	3
th of march last	3
colonell francis west of	3
receipt of a paper	3
lievetenant collonel john lilburne	3
the beginning of the	3
the true and hearty	3
account of some evil	3
master of the prison	3
the statute of hen	3
for the sick and	3
majesties most gracious pardon	3
day of the fifth	3
said john lilburne before	3
in the bonds of	3
by william bagwell merchant	3
essayes of prison and	3
commissioners of accounts was	3
ordered by the parliament	3
that your petitioner hath	3
when our glorious soveraign	3
call to englands magistrates	3
of himself and those	3
lord mayor of london	3
proper prayers and devotions	3
of the lamb break	3
in debt and detinue	3
will not at all	3
seamen in the hospital	3
the ships he solicited	2
up in a hole	2
in the days of	2
for their favour in	2
if he was able	2
for ever blessed be	2
in the prison houses	2
and you told me	2
i cleared my conscience	2
the rulers and people	2
and are to bee	2
one side or the	2
upon which the dr	2
circumstances by john kettlewell	2
not able to march	2
which are prisoners in	2
what i have writ	2
in that minute we	2
engage to go home	2
in the common jayl	2
unto all the world	2
if any man can	2
had been justly committed	2
which the commissioners say	2
the rich man that	2
the merits of that	2
justice of your sentence	2
to the prodigall young	2
thou canst not here	2
as for my condition	2
in the d category	2
the fourth article of	2
able to contradict him	2
out by the queens	2
peace with almighty god	2
never obtain the same	2
the changes as they	2
remembrance of gods great	2
not so much as	2
consider with thy selfe	2
though i were a	2
proposition of lieutenant collonel	2
wherefore delay no time	2
written and published by	2
place of execution by	2
d category of texts	2
if you be that	2
he did in his	2
of the said act	2
thou here art in	2
pardon to the poor	2
instead of being a	2
blood upon my own	2
by reason of those	2
which i have thereby	2
not at all regard	2
a discourse with mr	2
him in his troubles	2
and they who are	2
who are any way	2
outward condition of his	2
to make the best	2
of jesus in the	2
as he cals it	2
proceedings for recovery of	2
i that of late	2
and been a terror	2
my life i would	2
contest with the bishops	2
john a this text	2
and power of exercising	2
if you are not	2
captivity improved into freedom	2
but now thou art	2
i have before related	2
all the violence to	2
he accused me of	2
that what i have	2
and if you please	2
your highness and councell	2
power of exercising those	2
as for my desires	2
carefull friend that discharged	2
thou hast in this	2
of an order of	2
that the said rhubarb	2
is more pleasing to	2
whilst thou art here	2
the lords spiritual and	2
any further attendance that	2
as they were proved	2
the last drop of	2
the life to come	2
article of the complaint	2
to be hurried to	2
it comes to be	2
which you your self	2
deducted but twelve pence	2
stating the publick accounts	2
any way concerned with	2
to some of them	2
whither they had been	2
my person ought not	2
against the common law	2
with relation to their	2
come to visit their	2
into freedom by the	2
prisoner that lay sick	2
i was in trouble	2
live more at ease	2
it could not be	2
no agreement between your	2
to the destruction of	2
the d category of	2
no a salva libertate	2
but now in prison	2
ships he solicited for	2
they live in prosperity	2
was not so much	2
xml conversion the innocent	2
doe not thy selfe	2
us can dwell with	2
they ought not to	2
for acceptance of repentance	2
thou in prison art	2
forreign to the matter	2
the sorrowful sighing of	2
resolve within your self	2
and i shall be	2
vvilliam brereton hath raised	2
the pleasure of any	2
to converse with god	2
when the commissioners for	2
of eight shillings a	2
this most necessary and	2
of execution by a	2
it hath been an	2
excuse the course i	2
a letter to the	2
and for the sincerity	2
nouus homo a prisoner	2
of the companion for	2
not what they say	2
those whom i have	2
before and after judgment	2
deal not with me	2
proved before the admiralty	2
own the justice of	2
you to carry me	2
his majesty in council	2
of the lord jesus	2
lieutenant collonell john lilburne	2
and rulers of the	2
neer the west end	2
a worse prison or	2
high admiral of england	2
became of this part	2
a clerk to the	2
husband and john field	2
and xml conversion an	2
that some of the	2
was still depending before	2
of thy free mercy	2
set your self to	2
the hands of the	2
his life at your	2
at the pleasure of	2
honest to his creditors	2
estate of the debtor	2
all the english prisoners	2
and of all my	2
of char les covrtney	2
who sent to know	2
minde will be at	2
by an order from	2
beginning of the war	2
have had of thy	2
i could not but	2
to their lordships order	2
i might perish by	2
expiated for my diversitie	2
i am your sonne	2
the city of norwich	2
it may not be	2
be cast upon him	2
charles courtney w ith	2
like to do much	2
pleasure of any man	2
will be like to	2
anthorized sic to carry	2
to a carefull friend	2
and desired me to	2
was no time for	2
will nothing them availe	2
before the lords of	2
to the lievetenant of	2
the sight of men	2
be content if you	2
the lord hath considered	2
house of correction at	2
as in a glasse	2
me apply my self	2
i then in credit	2
the lievetenant of the	2
of that little time	2
the fear of the	2
the cry of my	2
dearest lord and saviour	2
were prisoners in the	2
to which i replied	2
proposal of eight shillings	2
be hurried to and	2
fast as i can	2
improvement of remaining moments	2
out of many great	2
to bee sold in	2
and cast into prison	2
a prisoner in norwich	2
the people in the	2
profession of repentance under	2
was seemingly anthorized sic	2
before the house of	2
ejaculations after his tryal	2
to receive the same	2
d the rate of	2
of flesh and blood	2
the west end of	2
that gave order to	2
may not be improper	2
for you write to	2
was mindfull of him	2
let us know how	2
for debt containing both	2
be in a most	2
when i was in	2
thou canst not thy	2
that masters had been	2
word in his answer	2
my dear lord and	2
and that it is	2
friend that discharged the	2
further attendance that night	2
will be the worse	2
we hear you deduct	2
of the rest of	2
to his owne dejected	2
without any authority from	2
with all things else	2
lamb of god that	2
him at the time	2
the next towns to	2
be not the same	2
what should be done	2
laid down my employment	2
at the bar of	2
i acquainted the commissioners	2
only making the changes	2
and now i shall	2
to obtaine remission of	2
and in order thereunto	2
related to a correspondence	2
the time of his	2
canst not here live	2
of what i had	2
let me advise thee	2
had been two voyages	2
lievetenant of the tower	2
commissioners of accounts having	2
way concerned with me	2
have nothing to say	2
my sufferings may have	2
i must needs confesse	2
one committed to prison	2
i have sinned against	2
correspondence with the french	2
when they thinke least	2
presence of the lord	2
the matter before them	2
attend with the rest	2
an account of a	2
they are put to	2
of the cares of	2
they would send for	2
not one grain of	2
nothing to say against	2
time in this world	2
dated at paris the	2
discharged the trust committed	2
of all these matters	2
writes you word in	2
sins of the world	2
poor prisoners in newgate	2
are fit for a	2
by lieutenant collonell john	2
make me apply my	2
be of use to	2
him to this effect	2
against the lord and	2
saviour jesus christs sake	2
o thou lamb of	2
and am free from	2
of god in christ	2
to his friend to	2
edward husband and john	2
the father and the	2
lord in their trouble	2
as in the sight	2
office of lord high	2
lordships order of reference	2
an half penny per	2
their chamber rent they	2
to goe along with	2
or any time before	2
such as thou art	2
of such like things	2
according to the law	2
a detestation of all	2
as they are noted	2
any time before execution	2
profess the fear of	2
with a detestation of	2
never deducted but twelve	2
and all the people	2
as shall be objected	2
in pursuance of an	2
of a refractory condition	2
be in this place	2
not here live long	2
sinned with a high	2
father and the son	2
the rulers of this	2
the prisoners of the	2
upon the said act	2
the present power and	2
from coming to the	2
eagle neer the west	2
lamb and his followers	2
to defend himself against	2
to great persons for	2
called of men master	2
longer time in this	2
the making up of	2
your selves against the	2
at the star under	2
holy and merciful saviour	2
the beginning of this	2
a place of care	2
the publick meeting house	2
that then you will	2
i may not be	2
of london shewing how	2
a proposal in writing	2
for executing the office	2
servants of the lord	2
the penitent prisoner his	2
the sum it self	2
over the people for	2
and whereas i am	2
had nothing to do	2
and take a view	2
in his manifold deliverances	2
by meanes of a	2
which are debauched men	2
lord high admiral of	2
the soule that hath	2
angry with me for	2
general prayer for all	2
trust committed to him	2
in any of the	2
were not fair questions	2
sick men near london	2
sorry for my sins	2
that my person ought	2
civilwar no a salva	2
the spirit of god	2
hue and cry after	2
us know how it	2
that he could not	2
f thou then wast	2
the people for teachers	2
they ought to do	2
prisoners wife of a	2
was gone to sea	2
but onely to declare	2
thou dost not know	2
deliverance out of prison	2
to an ancient maid	2
legall fundamentall liberties of	2
h thomason e estc	2
them of their allowance	2
and in stead of	2
me out of them	2
if they doe not	2
i commend my spirit	2
breach of any law	2
to an ancient man	2
the sight of the	2
the commissioners appointed to	2
by the said act	2
he writes you word	2
for mercy from his	2
are the cause of	2
for the time to	2
prayers after sentence of	2
john c the rate	2
must of necessity be	2
mo a wing m	2
disturbance of the peace	2
shalt be sure to	2
the th article of	2
severall bookes and papers	2
the truth of their	2
ten thousand times more	2
pursuant to their lordships	2
they are like your	2
in this my present	2
to say the truth	2
to quake and tremble	2
their lordships order of	2
a witness upon oath	2
force which i cannot	2
in time of neede	2
my father in law	2
i ought to do	2
thou art a master	2
the onely cause of	2
to the light he	2
of the peace of	2
no matter who were	2
give him thankes that	2
by the commissioners of	2
that you may be	2
the office of lord	2
the more thou art	2
are to bee sold	2
had always full weight	2
as they have been	2
to the petition of	2
medicines for the army	2
for me to be	2
john lilburne since his	2
the course i have	2
peters church in cornhill	2
remainder of my days	2
necessitates me thus to	2
whilst he was taking	2
there was no hurt	2
which i have now	2
it so long as	2
the church of rome	2
sincerity and integrity thereof	2
to his intimate friend	2
in the presence of	2
fundamentall lawes of this	2
the th of october	2
the most part your	2
thro jesus christ my	2
the due reward of	2
and making your peace	2
the name of mice	2
to his eldest daughter	2
the last part of	2
the queen and council	2
printers to the parliament	2
time of their service	2
above eighteen pence in	2
you have any thing	2
his release from prison	2
their escape from plymouth	2
which i am not	2
betrayed the prisoner into	2
of all that was	2
for the sincerity and	2
eng society of friends	2
in the th article	2
for the minuits of	2
debt containing both proper	2
and in the way	2
of heaven against men	2
which in times past	2
answer to this effect	2
execution of char les	2
thereby done to thee	2
that which thou hast	2
i had to object	2
and for those that	2
person ought not to	2
i have done to	2
their gain from their	2
jesus in the bonds	2
leckie was gone to	2
onely to declare the	2
first fruits of my	2
one of their clerks	2
me to forget the	2
s this keyboarded and	2
be made a prisoner	2
as are fit for	2
the grace of god	2
the first of august	2
you word in his	2
with me for ever	2
by day or night	2
i knew not how	2
text in the d	2
do justice to all	2
of texts with or	2
were proved before the	2
the true cause of	2
slie fencer with their	2
if thou him love	2
a speciall commission of	2
justice in his sad	2
the truth to tell	2
and in them that	2
a prisoner of the	2
it was three fourths	2
one day will be	2
in this place now	2
the last of these	2
the justice of your	2
the shadow of death	2
that are willing to	2
prison is a place	2
of gods great mercies	2
if this place will	2
and have a care	2
which is according to	2
lying in the rules	2
prisoner come before thee	2
took care of the	2
barbarously using the french	2
the prisoners confession of	2
and all that in	2
if i was willing	2
i n the commons	2
my selfe to be	2
place of publication from	2
this place will thee	2
that they may have	2
hath been an old	2
make my peace with	2
is one that will	2
conscience in the presence	2
next justice of peace	2
west end of pauls	2
using the french prisoners	2
are to require you	2
through want of one	2
thee in the way	2
the nation may see	2
this place art brought	2
and a prisoner in	2
and if this place	2
to take into your	2
the lord to declare	2
thy soule to god	2
the victory over the	2
for a habeas corpus	2
cry after sir arthur	2
lord to declare it	2
a that art so	2
sick and wounded office	2
by a iury of	2
that dickinson might be	2
jayl and house of	2
that gave them the	2
compiled by nouus homo	2
to the wrong of	2
their soules and bodies	2
in relation to what	2
so far as it	2
are any way concerned	2
the strength of the	2
they will not abate	2
takest away the sins	2
the world to come	2
at the making up	2
have in the least	2
will not abate one	2
the fundamentall lawes of	2
that are appointed to	2
appear face to face	2
of this life with	2
and certainly destroy me	2
opportunity to cheat the	2
committed for capital crimes	2
of the fourth article	2
it is a place	2
i am at present	2
long to be with	2
are noted in the	2
to the effect following	2
i knew little of	2
the third article of	2
nothing material was done	2
when thou art in	2
you are called to	2
b thou hast beene	2
which one of the	2
then the commissioners of	2
this board by letter	2
act for his banishment	2
the utmost of my	2
printed for george horton	2
looke into thy owne	2
and improvement of remaining	2
for deliverance out of	2
which if you doe	2
be pleased to take	2
the great men of	2
t o the right	2
you are made a	2
to swear a negative	2
out of the love	2
fruits of my poore	2
thee to hear me	2
that they may neither	2
go back to the	2
i am kept here	2
twenty shillings a head	2
posted in the leidger	2
great mercies towards him	2
had from time to	2
prisoner that was to	2
cleared my conscience in	2
his owne dejected comfortlesse	2
in the darke night	2
if they had been	2
his contest with the	2
merits of my blessed	2
passes his own accounts	2
present commisioners for sick	2
and cry after sir	2
the presence of the	2
sworn at the bar	2
and in this manner	2
conversion a salva libertate	2
to get out of	2
for the merits of	2
raise it for them	2
could not continue in	2
to come in the	2
of all the free	2
art to this place	2
the prayer of one	2
that i have in	2
were there shut up	2
commissioners appointed by his	2
course i have now	2
and then thou wilt	2
for his witness sake	2
the commissioners for the	2
the statute of westm	2
after he had been	2
and thrist after righteousness	2
and that i had	2
cause of all the	2
to the merry man	2
as one of the	2
being lodged in a	2
proffer made unto his	2
unto the lord in	2
the word of god	2
that it is not	2
that not one grain	2
needs and circumstances by	2
which related to mr	2
in stead of coyne	2
that your petitioner having	2
to the secretary of	2
to an hue and	2
what he had done	2
therefore in case you	2
making the changes as	2
that of late did	2
that may not be	2
there is no law	2
penitent thief on the	2
my sentence of death	2
the charity of some	2
the spoiling of their	2
latta sampled and proofread	2
of him in his	2
for there is no	2
when i sent them	2
be objected against me	2
make for your self	2
i must thee tell	2
o holy and merciful	2
let the rulers of	2
printed for giles calvert	2
i am no longer	2
of the present power	2
i have done with	2
men in present power	2
power over the prisoners	2
present power and government	2
hath brought thee to	2
sent to the lievetenant	2
of the severall bookes	2
the said rhubarb was	2
to look to them	2
from the sentence of	2
to be called thy	2
tending to the utter	2
according to what mr	2
for returns of money	2
but if i be	2
petition to the house	2
the minuits of the	2
as an honest man	2
and exchange of prisoners	2
liberties of the people	2
the hearts of judges	2
know how it comes	2
thro the merits and	2
faciunt homines potentiores non	2
themselves after sentence of	2
to a correspondence with	2
thou art like to	2
to the city of	2
and that they are	2
consider of all these	2
lords spiritual and temporal	2
printed for john williams	2
the trust committed to	2
he goeth about to	2
all the remainder of	2
that come to visit	2
was sworn at the	2
art a master of	2
for such a one	2
hath called me out	2
side or the other	2
sufferings may have expiated	2
the name of rats	2
of the said prison	2
so long as they	2
under peters church in	2
with or more defects	2
god that takest away	2
acceptable in thy sight	2
civill and personall actions	2
and when they came	2
the most part of	2
in such a place	2
troubles to this present	2
and to have a	2
a wing h thomason	2
of exercising those offices	2
all to the best	2
still depending before them	2
me thus to seeke	2
ejaculations for him at	2
soule that hath done	2
the multitude of my	2
thrist after righteousness by	2
inherit the kingdom of	2
commissioners of accounts said	2
of the present commisioners	2
if you shall send	2
under my hand and	2
much as you please	2
i am here in	2
after you have received	2
of the inhabitants of	2
of lieutenant collonel john	2
before the admiralty and	2
to the view of	2
meditation whilst he was	2
cast into prison for	2
is a place that	2
prisoners lying in the	2
and excuse the course	2
minuits of the admiralty	2
from the malice of	2
plead the cause of	2
been justly committed for	2
to thy great cost	2
i laid down my	2
the publisher to the	2
and that they would	2
to the rich man	2
the parliament of england	2
out of this land	2
the lord god of	2
a thanksgiving for a	2
publisher to the reader	2
between your letter and	2
how it comes to	2
of the city of	2
he believes it has	2
to examin into it	2
ever blessed be thy	2
worthy to be called	2
which have been lately	2
as a criminal in	2
the sentence of death	2
to make my peace	2
a stc estc s	2
the worst of men	2
i will not be	2
is the place where	2
and brought into prison	2
look up to god	2
servant and a witnesse	2
under the name of	2
beef out of the	2
and the shadow of	2
into his adversaries hands	2
three of the commissioners	2
have expiated for my	2
at end of letter	2
by vertue of the	2
to know how it	2
the prisoner that lay	2
the sight of that	2
their favour in his	2
greatness of thy power	2
persons for their favour	2
to the lord god	2
therefore i for helpe	2
those that gave them	2
for which you are	2
queries out of the	2
my hand and seale	2
remaining moments of life	2
seemingly anthorized sic to	2
petitioner hath suffered a	2
the company of priests	2
or thus to importune	2
the law of nature	2
common jayl and house	2
exchanging prisoners at war	2
they were proved before	2
to the carelesse man	2
was come for england	2
called atturney general on	2
of peace and concord	2
and by the spirit	2
clement slie fencer with	2
my king and country	2
and all i had	2
not be improper for	2
the sincerity and integrity	2
and two or three	2
i have been to	2
for him at the	2
a requiem to the	2
a meditation upon the	2
execution by a friend	2
and circumstances by john	2
other personall actions whatsoever	2
with the blood of	2
my peace with thee	2
before the commissioners for	2
favour in his cause	2
c why dost thou	2
it may be thou	2
yet let me tell	2
they had been justly	2
had at that time	2
and about other masters	2
of lord high admiral	2
others as well as	2
no need of it	2
help of thy grace	2
have just cause to	2
the prisoner at liberty	2
gracious pardon to the	2
to be of that	2
and that for the	2
civilwar no the innocent	2
and now in the	2
gave order to his	2
dwell with everlasting burnings	2
and a witnesse of	2
matter who were owners	2
prayer for mercy from	2
to do justice to	2
pray let us know	2
rest of the prisoners	2
i had nothing to	2
original in huntington library	2
john latta sampled and	2
tell which way to	2
that none of them	2
led into the leades	2
courtney w ith other	2
deducted three farthings a	2
the great work of	2
take heed oh rulers	2
will doe the like	2
to approve your faith	2
as fast as i	2
goe along with him	2
in the world to	2
petition of the inhabitants	2
they do make me	2
god save the king	2
and when you are	2
for they are not	2
of original in huntington	2
to the honourable the	2
that you have been	2
that i had no	2
a man when he	2
by the lords of	2
illegible i n the	2
the chairman demanding of	2
wherefore he makes it	2
and therefore in case	2
rights and properties of	2
was no hurt in	2
not to be hurried	2
your petitioner hath been	2
by thy grace i	2
printed by edward husband	2
my hope is you	2
honours to send for	2
to be a witness	2
friend to see him	2
as occasion shall require	2
master of the tap	2
like process was given	2
several voyages to france	2
dangers and troubles to	2
recovery of their health	2
till he should pay	2
hearts of judges and	2
prayers for an heart	2
a witnesse of jesus	2
not give me my	2
the present commisioners for	2
that if the said	2
w ith other passages	2
to such as are	2
and house of correction	2
to live and die	2
to the women which	2
for the escape of	2
every one that comes	2
care and kind providence	2
and longer time in	2
the king in the	2
wing h thomason e	2
the lord in their	2
f the rate of	2
in this juncture of	2
that was mindfull of	2
let the sorrowful sighing	2
gentle passenger and take	2
printed in the year	2
for a prisoner for	2
of all which i	2
men that live in	2
to a prisoners wife	2
i in prison was	2
prisoner into his adversaries	2
kingdom of heaven against	2
rid me of my	2
thy credit in this	2
he must be knaue	2
and business in prison	2
in comparison of those	2
lay hold on all	2
estc s this keyboarded	2
at paris the th	2
vltra posse non est	2
that which thou canst	2
to require you to	2
and so by the	2
and the chairman demanding	2
but so far to	2
which before i had	2
if you could have	2
deducted above eighteen pence	2
committed to prison for	2
their honours could not	2
to declare the word	2
which i cannot resist	2
but if you can	2
and since i was	2
into the hearts of	2
agreement between your letter	2
printed by william iones	2
up of the plague	2
friday the th of	2
your peace with almighty	2
act of the late	2
penitent prisoner his character	2
great work of repentance	2
bring thy soule into	2
and not at all	2
judge of heaven and	2
bondage in the tower	2
the best use of	2
which we shall see	2
trust thee for a	2
and at the time	2
in reference to his	2
in being content to	2
in the list of	2
may have free liberty	2
hath brought him to	2
you have brought upon	2
and that they may	2
that he and his	2
being reduced to this	2
to send for him	2
owne dejected comfortlesse wife	2
that it is the	2
upon my own head	2
that he did not	2
i was sent to	2
thee day by day	2
make my repentance true	2
that they are no	2
them as you please	2
being contrary to the	2
or that i have	2
in the said act	2
that discharged the trust	2
a terror to the	2
of all things else	2
but shall suffer you	2
idle course of life	2
stay gentle passenger and	2
a carefull friend that	2
that i have suffered	2
to the men in	2
the lamb of god	2
i am not so	2
sellers of the the	2
not have so little	2
the medicines for the	2
and cast him into	2
executing the office of	2
the reliefe of poore	2
and against the day	2
your petitioner hath suffered	2
canst not thy selfe	2
attend the commissioners of	2
but looke into thy	2
to inform you hereby	2
prisoners for debt containing	2
lord have mercy upon	2
before the next justice	2
the end of the	2
and hartfo rd shire	2
the star under peters	2
of my poore endeavours	2
and proceedings for recovery	2
i could not continue	2
who amongst us can	2
by edward husband and	2
merchant of london shewing	2
but could never obtain	2
i was not able	2
the legall fundamentall liberties	2
him that betrayed the	2
him upon the said	2
and take diligent notice	2
which thou art here	2
and he writes you	2
bar of the house	2
i have been a	2
the one thing necessary	2