trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	66
english books online	62
the house of	52
house of commons	51
early works to	51
the law of	40
of the king	40
in the house	32
of the house	28
of this house	28
out of the	28
according to the	26
of the same	25
of the state	25
text creation partnership	24
his speech in	23
there is a	23
the immortal gods	23
this text has	23
the time of	22
not to be	22
speech in parliament	22
keying and markup	22
law of england	22
i beseech you	22
there is no	21
has not been	21
of the work	21
of the city	21
text is available	20
available for reuse	20
it is a	20
proquest page images	20
the text can	20
pfs batch review	20
keyboarded and encoded	20
work described above	20
the work described	20
images scanned from	20
online text creation	20
books online text	20
coded from proquest	20
the institutions providing	20
financial support to	20
for commercial purposes	20
all without asking	20
encoded edition of	20
phase i text	20
terms of creative	20
above is co	20
and encoded edition	20
keyed and coded	20
sampled and proofread	20
the terms of	20
to the terms	20
text transcribed from	20
by the institutions	20
encoded text transcribed	20
scanned from microfilm	20
can be copied	20
described above is	20
markup reviewed and	20
text and markup	20
support to the	20
edition of the	20
and xml conversion	20
this keyboarded and	20
providing financial support	20
tcp assigned for	20
and coded from	20
of creative commons	20
from proquest page	20
and markup reviewed	20
institutions providing financial	20
this phase i	20
for keying and	20
the early english	20
without asking permission	20
to have been	20
even for commercial	20
distributed and performed	20
iv tiff page	20
owned by the	20
to the early	20
i text is	20
assigned for keying	20
text can be	20
is available for	20
reviewed and edited	20
kb of xml	20
notes for div	19
for div a	19
by the same	19
if it be	19
this text is	19
and in the	19
restoring the text	18
the annotation includes	18
tokenized and linguistically	18
by way of	18
text has been	18
support the display	18
tcp digital transcription	18
end users from	18
changes aim at	18
or stationer meant	18
text more computationally	18
more computationally tractable	18
enrichments aim at	18
earlyprint project evanston	18
by amateur and	18
the text has	18
making the text	18
of a text	18
the display of	18
the author or	18
an enriched version	18
annotated with morphadorner	18
text is an	18
preserves archaic forms	18
the tcp digital	18
text has not	18
textual changes aim	18
r in the	18
easier to read	18
suitable for network	18
many walks of	18
from many walks	18
r this keyboarded	18
aim at restoring	18
and professional end	18
english short title	18
the text more	18
amateur and professional	18
format that preserves	18
in a standardized	18
not been fully	18
to the king	18
curation by amateur	18
mo a wing	18
stationer meant to	18
original in the	18
annotation includes standard	18
that preserves archaic	18
of text r	18
metadata enrichments aim	18
linguistically annotated with	18
short title catalog	18
meant to publish	18
to be a	18
display of a	18
and linguistically annotated	18
the text the	18
spellings that support	18
author or stationer	18
digital transcription a	18
that support the	18
standard spellings that	18
a of text	18
of the original	18
estc r this	18
been fully proofread	18
professional end users	18
at making the	18
the original in	18
and metadata enrichments	18
walks of life	18
enriched version of	18
textual changes and	18
of the tcp	18
transcription a of	18
changes and metadata	18
and suitable for	18
users from many	18
a standardized format	18
the name of	18
been tokenized and	18
based collaborative curation	18
version of the	18
standardized format that	18
fully proofread approx	18
reproduction of the	18
text r in	18
text in a	18
collaborative curation by	18
aim at making	18
at restoring the	18
the english short	18
a text in	18
text the author	18
includes standard spellings	18
is an enriched	18
has been tokenized	18
in the english	18
the british library	17
the lawes of	17
of the law	17
in the british	17
the person of	16
the subjects of	16
the king and	16
in the same	16
part of the	16
at that time	15
person of the	15
as it is	15
of the kings	15
div a e	15
that which is	15
king of england	15
in matter of	15
i do not	14
that it is	14
as well as	14
spoken in the	14
high court of	14
the destruction of	14
court of parliament	14
tiff page images	14
it will be	14
in a word	14
of the people	14
houses of parliament	14
of defects per	13
it is the	13
the first is	13
to the state	13
words puts this	13
the power of	13
this text in	13
i will not	13
for my part	13
text in the	13
of the church	13
puts this text	13
give me leave	13
of texts with	13
act of parliament	13
rate of defects	13
not so much	13
root and branch	13
the allegeance of	13
the rate of	13
category of texts	13
the honourable house	12
of the world	12
that i am	12
e estc r	12
and the same	12
to make a	12
it is true	12
in this house	12
thomason e estc	12
in the mean	12
honourable house of	12
the mean time	12
of the common	12
of the land	12
i have done	12
the church of	11
the rest of	11
the case of	11
in the world	11
of the subject	11
that we may	11
in the senate	11
the th of	11
the roman people	11
matter of religion	11
the king of	11
the kingdome of	11
ought to be	11
both houses of	11
the first of	11
the high court	11
the wisdome of	11
what i have	11
in the high	11
and it is	11
of all the	11
the nature of	11
law of nature	11
to be the	11
is to be	11
subject to the	10
in the state	10
the statute of	10
i am confident	10
the petition of	10
for it is	10
this honourable house	10
the safety of	10
in the church	10
global keyed and	10
church of england	10
that he was	10
master grimston his	10
and that the	10
of the immortal	10
contrary to the	10
spi global keyed	10
that the law	10
some of the	10
so long as	10
of the whole	9
this is a	9
on the other	9
england and scotland	9
in the first	9
of the allobroges	9
it may be	9
in the time	9
and both houses	9
to be of	9
of this kingdome	9
that i may	9
it is not	9
to the common	9
an act of	9
as i have	9
made in the	9
of england and	9
of this city	9
to be taken	9
which is the	9
i have heard	9
the accusation of	9
it is said	9
that i have	9
lawes of england	9
of the lord	9
the realme of	8
as may be	8
many of them	8
the second is	8
and by the	8
petition of right	8
so great a	8
texts with between	8
i am sure	8
the common law	8
to the crowne	8
was the first	8
that is the	8
i doubt not	8
if any man	8
between and defects	8
in the case	8
so much as	8
and yet the	8
by the law	8
and for the	8
house of lords	8
speeches of the	8
the naturall person	8
be bold to	8
of all our	8
that you should	8
worthy members of	8
of his subjects	8
thomason e e	8
out of town	8
and that is	8
at the time	8
i know not	8
in all the	8
the way to	8
there was a	8
speech in the	8
delivery of a	8
rest of the	8
case of the	8
and defects per	8
is but a	8
with between and	8
the people of	8
order of the	8
have of late	8
at the same	8
the crowne of	7
the law doth	7
that it was	7
in the kings	7
of their own	7
the place of	7
from the house	7
a nationall synod	7
sir edward dering	7
that we should	7
of the first	7
of our own	7
politics and government	7
we are not	7
of high treason	7
the c category	7
they are so	7
not be so	7
and the whole	7
that i would	7
on thomason copy	7
and not to	7
and all the	7
priviledges of parliament	7
and his subjects	7
if it were	7
them to be	7
ought not to	7
of the best	7
as much as	7
the words are	7
you have a	7
worthy and learned	7
annotation on thomason	7
and the other	7
the state of	7
and the rest	7
mona logarbo sampled	7
it had been	7
if you will	7
that he had	7
c category of	7
england and wales	7
by divine right	7
to have a	7
in the c	7
logarbo text and	7
mona logarbo text	7
members of this	7
this is the	7
apex covantage keyed	7
the county of	7
him and his	7
one and the	7
naturall person of	7
in such a	7
allegeance of england	7
c the rate	7
logarbo sampled and	7
members of the	7
a speech spoken	7
that they were	7
of such a	7
me leave to	7
words of the	7
in the field	7
of the present	7
the way of	7
covantage keyed and	7
which i have	7
safety of the	7
as it was	7
of the clergy	7
lawes of the	7
in the honourable	7
to be done	6
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use of it	6
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the bishop of	6
of the subjects	6
a kind of	6
in this state	6
in the body	6
that we are	6
the losse of	6
thought to be	6
and therefore i	6
you shall find	6
the multitude of	6
on munday the	6
of his poems	6
the reading of	6
but in the	6
the kings majesty	6
kings of england	6
in the very	6
of both houses	6
but if you	6
made to the	6
i did not	6
it to the	6
the greatest part	6
that i was	6
we shall be	6
but to the	6
the priviledges of	6
it is in	6
of all that	6
of the two	6
the course of	6
in the beginning	6
of the crowne	6
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the kings obedience	6
the other side	6
an enemy to	6
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have been so	6
to be as	6
of the kingdome	6
in the meane	6
said to be	6
to the city	6
put into the	6
the honour to	6
realme of england	6
if there be	6
i will be	6
that can be	6
borne within the	6
restitution of the	6
nature of the	6
what is the	6
one of the	6
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the next day	6
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the senate and	6
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will not be	6
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tiff page image	6
i shall be	6
that i shall	6
let them be	6
i would have	6
concerning the distempers	6
it was a	6
of the commons	6
for root and	6
in the yeare	6
of popish lords	6
at this time	6
in case of	6
the second part	6
the reason of	6
based on the	6
to the person	6
in this place	6
to the people	6
as to the	6
as i said	6
will be bold	6
the words of	6
that we have	6
speech spoken by	6
the meane time	6
of this great	6
it cannot be	6
there shall be	6
i doe not	6
as soon as	6
opinion of the	6
but for the	6
when it was	6
let us not	6
affection to the	6
any of them	6
our blessed saviour	6
it is but	6
first of these	6
be said that	6
to give you	6
of this nature	6
it is now	6
i do here	6
between the kings	6
the same men	6
that it should	6
destruction of the	6
that they may	6
of this world	6
as gap elements	5
in the best	5
that which was	5
for the future	5
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time of king	5
the honour of	5
the bill for	5
to be feared	5
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name of bishop	5
sure i am	5
i am bold	5
tenant in tayle	5
had been a	5
the delivery of	5
be presented to	5
the maids tragedy	5
the same time	5
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i have not	5
the holy apostles	5
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the kings attorney	5
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the crown of	5
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a wing g	5
vpon the reading	5
church and state	5
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i dare say	5
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body politique of	5
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grimston his speech	5
majesties sollicitor generall	5
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of the right	5
wing g thomason	5
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time of transcription	5
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petition from the	5
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the long robe	5
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benefit of naturalization	5
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allegeance of the	5
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the king in	5
all the rest	5
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the distempers betweene	5
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the same mind	5
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e thomason e	5
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roman and non	5
king and his	5
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part of his	5
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them in the	5
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second part of	5
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by sir beniamin	5
the trienniall parliament	5
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do not know	5
king and both	5
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i have said	5
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civilwar no a	5
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ninth of march	4
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xml conversion the	4
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of the kingdomes	4
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thither with many	4
have the honour	4
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oration against catiline	4
the right honorable	4
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of a synod	4
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peace and union	4
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in the land	4
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of england might	4
the palatine cause	4
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greevances at home	4
of our church	4
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long as he	4
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shall be taken	4
the very words	4
to your own	4
lord maior and	4
to your bill	4
to your lordships	4
sir beniamin rudiard	4
of the fact	4
passages that hapned	4
the chief of	4
a word or	4
you would have	4
to that which	4
of my life	4
reason of the	4
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thauram tanjah his	4
and that he	4
to the immortal	4
to give the	4
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committee for religion	4
a true church	4
and you shall	4
them to the	4
morton for the	4
of so great	4
his majesty and	4
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