trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	30
the king of	26
english books online	24
text creation partnership	18
based on the	18
the earl of	17
according to the	14
in the world	14
king of fez	12
characters represented either	12
keying and markup	12
marked as illegible	12
either as utf	12
there was a	12
represented either as	12
earl of tiveot	10
a letter from	9
king of england	9
one of the	9
in case of	9
to the king	9
place of arms	8
of the english	8
an account of	8
of the place	8
out of the	8
by the king	8
city of tanger	8
great deal of	7
as they did	7
of the world	7
from the king	7
in all likelihood	7
a great deal	7
by reason of	7
a description of	7
there are a	7
nature of the	7
the greatest part	7
that can be	7
of all the	7
commanded by captain	7
to do so	7
of dumbartouns regiment	7
a number of	7
case of a	7
the midst of	7
any assumptions that	6
as illegible were	6
from proquest page	6
scanned from microfilm	6
have been looked	6
characters marked as	6
text strings within	6
created during phase	6
by user contributors	6
simplify the filling	6
of that place	6
and use these	6
we respectfully request	6
the print record	6
instances per text	6
variety of subject	6
time and funding	6
on the image	6
tcp aimed to	6
record of the	6
every monographic english	6
request that due	6
sent to external	6
was based on	6
his sacred majesty	6
this phase i	6
of english literature	6
the text can	6
the early english	6
known extent have	6
process of creating	6
remain and some	6
to the terms	6
to external keying	6
during phase of	6
new cambridge bibliography	6
were corrected where	6
meet qa standards	6
whichever is the	6
is a partnership	6
online text creation	6
by a tcp	6
is the greater	6
creating the tcp	6
second or later	6
at by a	6
and xml conversion	6
tcp data is	6
of the tei	6
the overall quality	6
all without asking	6
to facilitate morpho	6
tcp files to	6
edition of the	6
is to encode	6
the usual project	6
can now take	6
phase of the	6
in of gaps	6
respectfully request that	6
if an author	6
not meet qa	6
accuracy and those	6
tcp assigned for	6
an anonymous work	6
included and sometimes	6
texts based on	6
converting tcp files	6
large quantities of	6
and linked to	6
language title published	6
should make clear	6
text is available	6
between and available	6
the public domain	6
for their own	6
public domain as	6
a wide variety	6
and encoded texts	6
filling in of	6
and attribution is	6
kb of xml	6
will never have	6
placeholder characters or	6
each text was	6
to critical editions	6
remaining illegibles were	6
where possible up	6
by the institutions	6
transformed into placeholder	6
number of works	6
never have been	6
encoded text transcribed	6
in time of	6
was enhanced and	6
restraints of time	6
oxford and michigan	6
the true nature	6
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should be aware	6
their own purposes	6
unicode or tei	6
over a wide	6
image sets published	6
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variously as sgml	6
keyboarded and encoded	6
bear in mind	6
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using tcp tei	6
appears in ncbel	6
companies for transcription	6
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of creative commons	6
out by editorial	6
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likelihood such instances	6
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and available in	6
into the public	6
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sdata character entities	6
to be redone	6
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text selection was	6
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quality of tcp	6
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did not meet	6
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english were prioritized	6
credit and attribution	6
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text encoding initiative	6
these processes should	6
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transcribed and encoded	6
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have been issued	6
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texts created during	6
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produce large quantities	6
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editions of a	6
work was chosen	6
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works are eligible	6
sampled and proofread	6
or later edition	6
any remaining illegibles	6
proquest via their	6
then their works	6
ascii text with	6
unicode or text	6
project was divided	6
the kingdome of	6
for accuracy and	6
works in other	6
page images in	6
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creation partnership web	6
sets published by	6
lincoln and northwestern	6
and markup guidelines	6
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of the print	6
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textual data within	6
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limit of instances	6
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the trade of	6
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quantities of textual	6
works in english	6
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such instances will	6
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domain as of	6
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the governour of	5
one of them	5
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piece of cannon	5
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a free port	5
the place of	5
in the midst	5
the english nation	5
r ocm this	5
of this place	5
of tanger in	5
of original in	5
that they may	5
to this day	5
kingdome of fez	5
he hath a	5
description of the	5
is to be	5
the charge of	5
in the field	5
of a letter	5
reproduction of original	5
and in the	5
of the kingdome	5
letter from the	5
to your majesty	5
of the spanish	5
of the fort	5
left hand of	5
and government of	5
greatest part of	5
of a war	5
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is a great	5
it may be	5
on the east	5
of the said	5
that they will	5
ocm this keyboarded	5
account of the	5
here are the	5
garrison of tangier	5
the same time	5
of the moors	5
estc r ocm	5
reason of the	5
for the most	5
every one of	5
on the right	5
a discourse touching	4
is divided into	4
upon the place	4
most part of	4
heat of the	4
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to a friend	4
the name of	4
john bill and	4
the loss of	4
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of the mediterranean	4
his majesties pleasure	4
the battalion of	4
a person of	4
majesty charles the	4
person and government	4
the most part	4
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england and wales	4
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half of the	4
bill and christopher	4
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the help of	4
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and christopher barker	4
in a word	4
charles the second	4
as it were	4
the second battalion	4
the person and	4
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of dumbartons regiment	4
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horse and foot	4
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spi global keyed	3
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by this means	3
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those that make	3
person of quality	3
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th of july	3
present usurper of	3
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kings most excellent	3
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day of november	2
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all his sons	2
to their camp	2
should be always	2
to the utmost	2
for though the	2
tiff page image	2
they call it	2
in regard of	2
which other ports	2
of our religion	2
to an hundred	2
the king hath	2
written in spanish	2
another from grayland	2
all the troops	2
a certain great	2
the cities of	2
of their goods	2
to take notice	2
and the king	2
when they are	2
the cape of	2
it was a	2
brought out of	2
in the six	2
of the river	2
in and out	2
to the souldiers	2
and his majesty	2
of the second	2
which they may	2
our court whitehall	2
wing c estc	2
of their purchase	2
who are now	2
the two battalions	2
and a good	2
from some of	2
would be satisfied	2
have occasion to	2
as in a	2
security to our	2
and other places	2
the sons of	2
the blessing of	2
that he hath	2
whereof they make	2
there is a	2
place may be	2
grayland to his	2
of the streights	2
and to what	2
of the christian	2
note translated from	2
as we could	2
major of dumbartouns	2
they had made	2
of the earl	2
of the government	2
in each of	2
the care of	2
battalions of foot	2
to the trade	2
the moors to	2
good and bad	2
the second part	2
from any of	2
in their hands	2
in the fields	2
to the earl	2
to the government	2
unto these adjoyn	2
that the people	2
care of the	2
place at arms	2
and his excellency	2
which may be	2
by the sea	2
it has already	2
of our english	2
second part of	2
drawn up on	2
those small frigats	2
was designed by	2
consisting of about	2
the rest of	2
of fez and	2
all the goods	2
have of the	2
for the space	2
he intends to	2
took the other	2
give his liberty	2
to the streights	2
and twentieth year	2
of the greatest	2
the aforesaid number	2
to me to	2
adjoyn such as	2
that you may	2
face of joshua	2
mona logarbo sampled	2
have been a	2
magazine of all	2
and their own	2
the last war	2
there was an	2
and that is	2
hundred years ago	2
whereupon the king	2
scale of trade	2
the other the	2
in its infancy	2
his majesty and	2
touching tanger in	2
and port of	2
bow and arrow	2
such as sell	2
place for a	2
the interest of	2
about them the	2
an iron chain	2
will be a	2
and then to	2
it is capable	2
pas text and	2
your majesty may	2
upon our retiring	2
all the coast	2
six moneths after	2
inclining to black	2
day of january	2
how they may	2
guards in the	2
the houses of	2
gives them so	2
if they chance	2
they take to	2
in africa england	2
we shall not	2
to make the	2
has been already	2
the of november	2
the six and	2
with my predecessor	2
the east of	2
serve him to	2
to have a	2
of the cities	2
that if any	2
the chief city	2
discription of tangier	2
out of a	2
the officers of	2
pas sampled and	2
next them the	2
they set down	2
this place to	2
a regiment of	2
between the king	2
in the wars	2
in times past	2
by captain melvil	2
the book of	2
best in the	2
rest under the	2
next unto the	2
for a reserve	2
which purpose they	2
the church of	2
and then he	2
next to them	2
or out of	2
six and twentieth	2
will be necessitated	2
john pas sampled	2
a den of	2
letter to gayland	2
the commandant of	2
the atlantick to	2
as it has	2
sacred majesty in	2
in form of	2
share in our	2
to our selves	2
have an eye	2
you may go	2
the side of	2
the second is	2
way to the	2
to the east	2
affrica and america	2
by the inhabitants	2
as well foreigners	2
to the water	2
with very great	2
it was the	2
it could be	2
the third of	2
case will be	2
his excellency the	2
that he would	2
sort of people	2
temper of the	2
battalion of dumbartons	2
to the princes	2
when need requireth	2
them that make	2
than they can	2
saying amongst them	2
leave of the	2
hundred yards of	2
in his hand	2
our port at	2
the moors seeing	2
chief city of	2
fez and morocco	2
and the care	2
for and during	2
i received your	2
during the plague	2
and captain giles	2
no less than	2
tanger in a	2
there might be	2
and his son	2
yet none more	2
laws of mahomet	2
interest of the	2
of morocco to	2
face of josuah	2
meet with a	2
the advantages of	2
the trade and	2
early works to	2
i doubt not	2
the right honourable	2
war with them	2
ruines of the	2
to make a	2
together with their	2
of five years	2
of our commerce	2
schools in fez	2
government of it	2
to such as	2
some of which	2
on the other	2
for the author	2
it must be	2
from their place	2
for the first	2
a wing c	2
be permitted to	2
and it is	2
manner of a	2
to our merchants	2
unto the great	2
was in the	2
in huntington library	2
the west part	2
a good forwardness	2
it will be	2
to send a	2
to recover it	2
set down the	2
by our men	2
they wear a	2
half the time	2
right honourable the	2
of the granadeers	2
when they went	2
printed by john	2
in the last	2
and from thence	2
and brought in	2
it is well	2
give law to	2
of the horse	2
is a true	2
and your majesty	2
one of their	2
all his skill	2
which they did	2
then so much	2
shall in a	2
for such a	2
a better state	2
and a very	2
then follow the	2
but i have	2
that of the	2
your majesties service	2
as they call	2
the said regiment	2
the twelfth of	2
the goods so	2
which is a	2
the town and	2
the command of	2
of two thousand	2
were put into	2
number of horse	2
to give his	2
the of august	2
as can be	2
name of god	2
for carrying on	2
hand of the	2
think i may	2
they will sometimes	2
had otherwise demonstrably	2
time they have	2
of the interest	2
with all the	2
of provision for	2
and all other	2
where they were	2
and from hence	2
it in their	2
and i think	2
a saying amongst	2
a troop of	2
in half the	2
loss of several	2
inured to the	2
in their own	2
shall be able	2
interest in the	2
form of a	2
a good port	2
the authority of	2
to be brought	2
the fourth is	2
whereof he made	2
left within our	2
of the mole	2
by one of	2
latter end of	2
called by the	2
of that port	2
the captain of	2
it being a	2
like to be	2
consuls in the	2
and advantage of	2
of the earth	2
first dutch war	2
contrary to the	2
a proclamation england	2
which being done	2
there are three	2
trade of that	2
the three troops	2
as the sun	2
undertake to say	2
assigns of john	2
or two hundred	2
and one of	2
if they are	2
of the town	2
war with that	2
way of tanger	2
one after another	2
is not any	2
ordinary guards in	2
of john bill	2
one fourth part	2
of them in	2
well in the	2
they have of	2
port at tanger	2
at better rates	2
is of so	2
and about the	2
there are four	2
shall be so	2
trade of the	2
to have an	2
possession of the	2
from gayland to	2
time that the	2
of the countrey	2
the ten shops	2
during the first	2
the king my	2
and by the	2
of the bridegroom	2
the honour to	2
wars against the	2
be a free	2
king of morocco	2
that they have	2
about the middle	2
a long time	2
all other his	2
to which i	2
excellencies of the	2
if your excellency	2
distance from the	2
sixteenth day of	2
and to the	2
to be a	2
that no ship	2
to be seen	2
gave the allarum	2
the son of	2
over and above	2
with all that	2
until six moneths	2
to secure it	2
tenth of their	2
to whom he	2
until it was	2
midst of october	2
this sixteenth day	2
with great courage	2
earl of sandwich	2
where they had	2
an hundred and	2
a place of	2
they gather their	2
but that he	2
hath on the	2
yards of the	2
the battalions of	2
of the two	2
of any of	2
the obedience of	2
view of the	2
this last age	2
with whom it	2
of relieving the	2
to the praise	2
very great courage	2
our city of	2
but on the	2
the cannon was	2
follow those that	2
way of commerce	2
and most part	2
must be the	2
great part of	2
of the same	2
they chance to	2
against the christians	2
commerce with spain	2
a point of	2
the streets in	2
during their war	2
but you will	2
a good deal	2
they began to	2
which by the	2
shut up the	2
in the mediterranean	2
sent one of	2
and security to	2
of the company	2
in our favour	2
such case will	2
of which is	2
come to them	2
the good news	2
printers to the	2
space of two	2
a very great	2
into three posts	2
of their corn	2
is in a	2
that part of	2
any of his	2
made up of	2
upon that station	2
of keeping it	2
printed for samuel	2
sea in a	2
of the benefits	2
the ordinary guards	2
coast of andaluzia	2
miles in length	2
a discription of	2
vicinity with spain	2
twentieth year of	2
upon the head	2
here is the	2
a manifold degree	2
lyeth in the	2
which in the	2
they are sent	2
give place to	2
gold and silver	2
them out of	2
where the moors	2
they take in	2
about four of	2
subjects of any	2
to be in	2
and as soon	2
of the other	2
there are two	2
whose horses are	2
beat the moors	2
for their religion	2
printed for the	2
africa england and	2
this city are	2
in amity with	2
that place of	2
the praise of	2
did with the	2
cape of good	2
at their first	2
is capable of	2
god save the	2
battalions of dumbartouns	2
of the year	2
our court at	2
hand of pauls	2
this his royal	2
interest and honour	2
they are in	2
for samuel speed	2
any of the	2
we cannot but	2
and prosperity of	2
whom he hath	2
where are the	2
the people that	2
from this place	2
work than any	2
of which they	2
and improvement of	2
to the sea	2
big as a	2
to the country	2
what is more	2
aptara keyed and	2
in a better	2
time of peace	2
king of portugall	2
and among the	2
but we shall	2
first battalion of	2
were wont to	2
by such a	2
towards the streights	2
and put on	2
the french pox	2
is like to	2
as may serve	2
for want of	2
without any further	2
atlantick to the	2
with the assistance	2
he hath one	2
silver and gold	2
is well known	2
the union of	2
you shall have	2
they cannot be	2
i have already	2
the benefits of	2
of this city	2
place in the	2
and then they	2
an eye to	2
not a letter	2
the nature of	2
of the enemy	2
at any time	2
sight of the	2
in those coasts	2
and not discover	2
and to his	2
place being the	2
us proceed to	2
very proud and	2
officers and souldiers	2
description of that	2
and honour of	2
the tower of	2
of glorious memory	2
to the great	2
hither from the	2
them from the	2
no sooner was	2
the infidels were	2
general magazine of	2
in the land	2
the first of	2
little or no	2
our possession of	2
of the port	2
to the enemy	2
in the sand	2
thirteenth day of	2
the reason whereof	2
as well in	2
to give them	2
gayland and his	2
of the guards	2
king and country	2
the head of	2
themselves in the	2
passed the lines	2
logarbo text and	2
save the king	2
the hands of	2
in every thing	2
means of this	2
then follow those	2
from cadiz dated	2
king of spain	2
mona logarbo text	2
the general magazine	2
because there was	2
within our lines	2
on both sides	2
the year of	2
union of the	2
your excellency many	2
of his majesties	2
each one of	2
for all persons	2
with his troop	2
sir iohn narbrough	2
upon the sea	2
body of foot	2
on the side	2
together with the	2
is as good	2
the world upon	2
speak with all	2
son of aly	2
of a little	2
to the honour	2
and we do	2
they have most	2
to think of	2
the laws of	2
are to be	2
and down the	2
then they will	2
received your excellencies	2
vsurper of the	2
which time they	2
the atlantick sea	2
for the time	2
will be very	2
the enemy from	2
a little before	2
the thirteenth day	2
in the very	2
c estc r	2
and when once	2
and with half	2
secure our selves	2
or any other	2
troops of english	2
divided into four	2
by order of	2
or cause to	2
it being death	2
honourable the earl	2
in the manner	2
gayland to his	2
when the garrison	2
hath the honour	2
of great importance	2
in the huntington	2
which your excellency	2
in the plains	2
essential to the	2
by the assigns	2
three or four	2
let us proceed	2
their place at	2
the said city	2
in like manner	2
the reputation of	2
of the climate	2
teach their children	2
parents and kinsfolks	2
in the camp	2
the huntington library	2
upon the point	2
the humour and	2
men in the	2
will and pleasure	2
your excellencies of	2
our men of	2
the english and	2
the same year	2
to the wars	2
because of the	2
one of which	2
as we do	2
king my master	2
such a place	2
and advantages of	2
teach them to	2
proclamation england and	2
port of tanger	2
the of september	2
with so much	2
we may build	2
all the officers	2
what is their	2
fez and tituan	2
key of the	2
people adjoyning with	2
which was the	2
whereof the first	2
they will be	2
are they more	2
fourteenth year of	2
the spanish indies	2
if they dye	2
them so much	2
not to be	2
the pleasure of	2
their war with	2
battalion of inchequins	2
sort of men	2
under his command	2
gets in to	2
in the book	2
once a year	2
for there are	2
the oftner he	2
be given to	2
till about four	2
description of tangier	2
i could not	2
a great part	2
our good subjects	2
now in the	2
and what with	2
into their camp	2
from grayland to	2
of the plague	2
an hundred years	2
hundred or two	2
between him and	2
the major of	2
of note translated	2
what may be	2
the wheat and	2
the growth and	2
for the wheat	2
we might not	2
your majesty was	2
upon the left	2
in the afternoon	2
ease and expedition	2
of the enemies	2
although he hath	2
in their instructions	2
and interest of	2
nothing but their	2
it comes to	2
they have no	2
of the arabians	2
vessels of war	2
and then the	2
the portugal king	2
that we are	2
in the end	2
possessed the place	2
the time being	2
the moors from	2
where the enemy	2
them upon their	2
of the peace	2
the assigns of	2
the other his	2
this part of	2
in many places	2
to the french	2
the present vsurper	2
not a man	2
of the portuguez	2
but that a	2
and lye in	2
earl of tiveots	2
which he hath	2
as their occasions	2
be lawful for	2
the best in	2
for noblemen and	2
your excellency hath	2
first of glorious	2
is supposed to	2
for the safety	2
them are those	2
which they take	2
walled round about	2
to make entry	2
and the very	2
four of the	2
with respect to	2
or three years	2
such a war	2
the service of	2
the party deceased	2
out upon the	2
be understood to	2
by the governour	2
his tent is	2
for which purpose	2
in respect of	2
of his own	2
is this place	2
twenty eight characters	2
the great temple	2
of the alcoran	2
the top of	2
may render it	2
to the english	2
thrice a day	2
of a place	2
delivered to us	2
and at last	2
all manner of	2
a man in	2
part of fez	2
plottons of foot	2
in a great	2
this place being	2
in the fourteenth	2
the first dutch	2
present vsurper of	2
any of my	2
as the jews	2
to whom your	2
us in a	2
noblemen and gentlemen	2
times a year	2
him to the	2
majesty and any	2
john pas text	2