trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	35
out of the	30
english books online	28
text creation partnership	21
of the body	21
based on the	21
according to the	17
of the scurvy	15
either as utf	14
represented either as	14
characters represented either	14
marked as illegible	14
keying and markup	14
early works to	12
drinkers of wine	12
it is a	12
nature of the	12
the smoke of	12
the nature of	11
it is not	11
that which is	11
the time of	11
use of it	10
of this vice	10
there was a	10
for the most	10
the use of	10
if it were	10
to whom is	10
that can be	9
it is the	9
is it not	9
of this cockatrice	9
of all the	9
that in all	9
and therefore of	8
and if it	8
in this vice	8
in the end	8
in the cup	8
as it is	8
thee into his	8
treatise of the	8
can be made	8
for their own	8
of time and	8
that it is	8
the spirits of	8
divided into two	8
one of them	8
sometimes a second	7
from proquest page	7
in oxford and	7
will never have	7
instances will never	7
have been transformed	7
their own purposes	7
attribution is given	7
with level of	7
text is available	7
can now take	7
large quantities of	7
be marked as	7
been transformed into	7
kb of xml	7
structural encoding based	7
ascii text with	7
in of gaps	7
we respectfully request	7
mnemonic sdata character	7
this phase i	7
create accurately transcribed	7
although there are	7
sent to external	7
an anonymous work	7
to range over	7
is given to	7
mind that in	7
out by editorial	7
produce large quantities	7
text encoding initiative	7
characters marked as	7
should make clear	7
limit of instances	7
edition of a	7
in english were	7
the texts have	7
selection was based	7
into the public	7
or tei g	7
converting tcp files	7
asleep in this	7
notably latin and	7
available at the	7
chose to create	7
simplify the filling	7
every monographic english	7
was intended to	7
image sets published	7
and therefore chose	7
the early english	7
and encoded edition	7
works in other	7
and the publisher	7
unicode or text	7
the true nature	7
terms of creative	7
of the texts	7
as illegible were	7
preservation of health	7
with mnemonic sdata	7
later edition of	7
print record of	7
sdata character entities	7
that due credit	7
likelihood such instances	7
published by proquest	7
number of works	7
the text can	7
corrected and characters	7
partnership between the	7
guidelines are available	7
accurately transcribed and	7
text and markup	7
and coded from	7
new cambridge bibliography	7
made about the	7
of michigan and	7
files to tei	7
the texts were	7
encoding was enhanced	7
a partnership between	7
transcription and basic	7
within the usual	7
errors will remain	7
possible up to	7
the print record	7
have been looked	7
all likelihood such	7
project was divided	7
understanding these processes	7
the text encoding	7
the image sets	7
therefore of any	7
tcp is to	7
for accuracy and	7
to tei p	7
iv tiff page	7
for keying and	7
if an author	7
even for commercial	7
creation partnership web	7
general aim of	7
the overall quality	7
work was chosen	7
pfs batch review	7
their early english	7
one of the	7
editorial teams in	7
or text strings	7
sets were sent	7
should bear in	7
some readable characters	7
processes should make	7
to simplify the	7
into two phases	7
the usual project	7
of works in	7
opposed to critical	7
a second or	7
gaps by user	7
keying companies for	7
copies of the	7
as of january	7
is very good	7
of the work	7
external keying companies	7
text was proofread	7
and xml conversion	7
these texts for	7
their original source	7
was proofread for	7
created by converting	7
strings within braces	7
to create accurately	7
but we respectfully	7
wide variety of	7
works in english	7
in the night	7
there are a	7
tcp data is	7
by editorial teams	7
scanned from microfilm	7
assurance was then	7
texts created during	7
of the print	7
of the process	7
at by a	7
are available at	7
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or for an	7
readable characters will	7
issued variously as	7
language title published	7
of a work	7
should be aware	7
or corrected and	7
of textual data	7
with changes to	7
users should be	7
and some readable	7
creating the tcp	7
any assumptions that	7
proquest via their	7
tcp files to	7
support to the	7
been looked at	7
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partnership web site	7
a tcp editor	7
in other languages	7
will be marked	7
unicode or tei	7
encoded texts based	7
keyboarded and encoded	7
in libraries guidelines	7
a work was	7
overall quality of	7
images scanned from	7
is available for	7
of the tei	7
processed by university	7
available in eebo	7
aimed to produce	7
i do not	7
and encoded texts	7
for commercial purposes	7
oxford and michigan	7
project restraints of	7
using tcp tei	7
edition of the	7
where possible up	7
those which did	7
appears in ncbel	7
cambridge bibliography of	7
keyed and coded	7
between and available	7
of tcp data	7
reviewed and edited	7
standards were returned	7
included and sometimes	7
true nature of	7
a man of	7
of english literature	7
title published between	7
owned by the	7
financial support to	7
i text is	7
english were prioritized	7
image sets were	7
carried out by	7
work described above	7
page images in	7
elements of known	7
texts based on	7
eligible for inclusion	7
take and use	7
to critical editions	7
the publisher proquest	7
of instances per	7
then their works	7
of known extent	7
as gap s	7
compelling reason to	7
to external keying	7
due credit and	7
at the text	7
were returned to	7
and sometimes a	7
keyers to be	7
published between and	7
proofread for accuracy	7
text transcribed from	7
is the greater	7
encoded and linked	7
therefore chose to	7
will remain and	7
tcp is a	7
a works in	7
assigned for keying	7
chosen if there	7
by university of	7
as opposed to	7
the public domain	7
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have been released	7
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credit and attribution	7
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illegibles were encoded	7
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create diplomatic transcriptions	7
elements to simplify	7
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tcp assigned for	7
illegible were corrected	7
remain and some	7
distributed and performed	7
the tei in	7
the terms of	7
restraints of time	7
texts were encoded	7
users should bear	7
quality of tcp	7
of a works	7
be made about	7
each text was	7
transcribed and encoded	7
range over a	7
created during phase	7
the text creation	7
first editions of	7
via their early	7
phase of the	7
extent have been	7
is a partnership	7
and attribution is	7
characters will be	7
companies for transcription	7
assumptions that can	7
bear in mind	7
by a tcp	7
linked to page	7
about the data	7
reflect the true	7
was then carried	7
a number of	7
not meet qa	7
on the image	7
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sets published by	7
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proquest to create	7
which did not	7
such instances will	7
in all likelihood	7
use these texts	7
or later edition	7
institutions providing financial	7
filling in of	7
texts have been	7
university of nebraska	7
data is very	7
to the terms	7
is to encode	7
the new cambridge	7
to produce large	7
texts for their	7
the tcp texts	7
encoding based on	7
text strings within	7
coded from proquest	7
by the institutions	7
anyone can now	7
some errors will	7
if there was	7
were encoded as	7
or lossless xml	7
and use these	7
the institutions providing	7
transformed into placeholder	7
and markup guidelines	7
placeholder characters or	7
was chosen if	7
the first edition	7
text can be	7
proquest page images	7
of every monographic	7
by proquest via	7
on the text	7
lincoln and northwestern	7
and basic encoding	7
the work described	7
publisher proquest to	7
were encoded and	7
process of creating	7
given to their	7
woe be to	7
images in accordance	7
and oxford and	7
aim of eebo	7
phase i text	7
a limit of	7
of the period	7
be aware of	7
a compelling reason	7
the project have	7
or elements to	7
meet qa standards	7
record of the	7
was divided into	7
time and funding	7
tcp aimed to	7
above is co	7
remaining illegibles were	7
was a compelling	7
are a number	7
respectfully request that	7
oxford and the	7
quality assurance was	7
data within the	7
to the keyers	7
been released into	7
any remaining illegibles	7
online text creation	7
the general aim	7
were sent to	7
gap elements of	7
markup guidelines are	7
instances per text	7
usual project restraints	7
quantities of textual	7
known extent have	7
of each text	7
characters or elements	7
out of his	7
reason to do	7
tei g elements	7
sampled and proofread	7
and characters marked	7
michigan and oxford	7
p using tcp	7
request that due	7
now take and	7
the universities of	7
to facilitate morpho	7
second or later	7
works are eligible	7
to reflect the	7
and markup reviewed	7
universities of michigan	7
of subject areas	7
by user contributors	7
encoded text transcribed	7
tcp project was	7
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this keyboarded and	7
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editions of a	7
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bibliography of english	7
qa standards were	7
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because it is	7
intended to range	7
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for transcription and	7
these processes should	7
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described above is	7
teams in oxford	7
without asking permission	7
to a limit	7
and linked to	7
encoded as gap	7
mainly structural encoding	7
textual data within	7
by converting tcp	7
latin and welsh	7
have been issued	7
to their original	7
public domain as	7
to be a	7
domain as of	7
released into the	7
of any assumptions	7
into placeholder characters	7
to be redone	7
the encoding was	7
markup reviewed and	7
a wide variety	7
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between the universities	7
accuracy and those	7
their works are	7
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text selection was	7
of creative commons	7
corrected where possible	7
to page images	7
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are eligible for	7
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text with mnemonic	7
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available for reuse	7
books online text	7
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one of these	6
all kind of	6
tiff page images	6
to be drunk	6
to me by	6
of mans body	6
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as well as	6
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of the first	6
like the cockatrice	6
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the word of	6
in his time	6
by way of	6
and it is	6
use of tobacco	6
in this world	6
his treatise of	6
they may be	6
so much as	6
to be the	6
i am sure	6
all the rest	6
the most part	6
the world to	6
will not be	6
of the water	6
that they may	6
of the church	6
it to be	6
of this poyson	6
counterblast to tobacco	6
the taking of	5
is to be	5
spirits of the	5
is not a	5
in their own	5
the danger of	5
that learned physician	5
then drink tobacco	5
his wife and	5
time of the	5
upon the whole	5
to the people	5
preacher of ipswich	5
the water of	5
it is an	5
of health and	5
a sermon preached	5
but that which	5
out of a	5
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him out of	5
that sort of	5
of the nation	5
will bring thee	5
first of all	5
be said to	5
fell into a	5
water of life	5
use of this	5
such as are	5
for div a	5
in the body	5
to be feared	5
which is the	5
notes for div	5
if it be	5
all sorts of	5
but there are	5
in the act	5
and in the	5
rest of the	5
if a man	5
of taking tobacco	5
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the force of	5
are to be	5
the whole land	5
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the new wine	5
lover of ale	5
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as they do	5
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dehortation from all	4
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of the lord	4
any of the	4
of the sea	4
a drunkard is	4
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so great a	4
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and prolongation of	4
behold the brasen	4
cold and moist	4
any thing that	4
reflections upon drinking	4
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in dengy hundred	4
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by the contrary	4
the whole body	4
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weep and houle	4
transcribed out of	4
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the holy ghost	4
what is it	4
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art thou also	4
frequent use of	4
he that will	4
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come upon them	4
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sin of drunkenness	4
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the disgrace of	4
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prolongation of life	4
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like the serpent	4
many years since	4
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that we may	4
for all the	4
that he could	4
me by a	4
bring thee into	4
world to come	4
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the dregs of	4
a sermon against	4
to be sold	4
those that are	4
was at the	4
that which we	4
that which the	4
of good fellowship	4
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which if thou	4
drinking of healths	4
the wine of	4
carry him to	4
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way of caution	4
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by him in	4
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it stingeth like	4
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reproduction of original	4
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the brasen serpent	4
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truth of it	4
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related to me	4
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king james of	4
of the earth	4
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freman master of	3
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spi global keyed	3
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to be given	3
filled with the	3
hurtful to the	3
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one or two	3
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freman sonne to	3
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heart of the	3
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you that are	3
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fruit of their	3
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what hath been	3
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this sin of	3
reproduction of the	3
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that cannot drink	3
that is a	3
many examples of	3
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if there be	3
fit for the	3
to good fellows	3
soule and body	3
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appointed by nature	3
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signe of the	3
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judgments upon notorious	3
as very proper	3
of all other	3
of the heart	3
sides against tobacco	3
tobacco and coffee	3
the drunkards of	3
after the water	3
first entry thereof	3
makes a man	3
at the signe	3
the scurvy is	3
the subsequent digestions	3
smoke of tobacco	3
like to be	3
to be examined	3
to which is	3
woe to drunkards	3
minister of sarret	3
the head and	3
you for your	3
by that which	3
if thou hast	3
is able to	3
in all his	3
of smoking it	3
so that they	3
you in the	3
use of sense	3
james of famous	3
health and prolongation	3
that they are	3
brought in by	3
sermon preached by	3
in its own	3
with two poems	3
severe judgments upon	3
the request of	3
we reade of	3
who have died	3
by daniel dent	3
them at his	3
in this sinne	3
it is become	3
be sold at	3
a short collection	3
be pleased to	3
the use thereof	3
christ hath his	2
if he would	2
children to hold	2
would take it	2
what vice so	2
which i have	2
cause thee to	2
some such as	2
taking of tobacco	2
sets before their	2
to enjoy their	2
sold by rich	2
are so common	2
formerly in print	2
without hopes of	2
that is in	2
smoke doth bees	2
but as the	2
other liquor to	2
from being the	2
hath a spirit	2
this seed of	2
were forced to	2
those who have	2
sundry instances of	2
in their drink	2
kind of diseases	2
is rather a	2
a bane of	2
wish had all	2
the sight of	2
which thou mayest	2
heard of one	2
all those that	2
gentleman of worth	2
meanes to be	2
that drinks it	2
great vertue for	2
repent in age	2
out his eyes	2
hatest such ends	2
for one drop	2
the cup or	2
expected of a	2
a king is	2
our tender branches	2
at large by	2
to meet in	2
when it is	2
how many die	2
star in a	2
figure of force	2
plunged by legions	2
the effects which	2
and verily next	2
sacrifice to the	2
a longing appetite	2
which is omnipotent	2
them descend into	2
flux of moisture	2
am not ignorant	2
the inebriating spirits	2
he makes it	2
shall become of	2
gesner confounds with	2
and one woman	2
hath mentioned before	2
serpent and red	2
whereof being oft	2
but of the	2
wittingly and willingly	2
the commission of	2
robbing them of	2
i might also	2
story of diodorus	2
whereof they are	2
odious to him	2
on the red	2
and what can	2
if not their	2
in the time	2
shall in the	2
the common fame	2
apex covantage keyed	2
wit out of	2
best hieroglyphick of	2
cowards and dastards	2
be said against	2
translated by tremelius	2
that stood by	2
the means of	2
of the plague	2
but will pot	2
like that of	2
of your former	2
i find to	2
the censure of	2
of one drunken	2
ape of the	2
hope or comfort	2
time foretold of	2
hieroglyphick of the	2
men walking like	2
to be such	2
say of him	2
duty unto which	2
presuming much of	2
oh that god	2
with two of	2
for even as	2
in danger to	2
to their lords	2
rudder and pilot	2
too mighty for	2
and steeped him	2
can hardly be	2
to open the	2
any ordinary hedge	2
in my text	2
from this evil	2
he could neither	2
not out of	2
away the heart	2
but for one	2
him of his	2
mouth for this	2
a little comfort	2
to the tipling	2
as they had	2
for the suppressing	2
casts him off	2
by this poyson	2
to avoid the	2
but if thou	2
almost every where	2
passion and compassion	2
take all kind	2
gotten thee into	2
piece and piece	2
in the timely	2
they infect and	2
languish and vanish	2
are the chambers	2
in gentlemens tables	2
god for the	2
lord and master	2
way of taking	2
to withstand the	2
good for them	2
of a brewer	2
feare of god	2
to mention this	2
aptara keyed and	2
much more the	2
both of the	2
three bibles in	2
a knight notoriously	2
grapes of gall	2
is left to	2
is the disgrace	2
now as if	2
his present condition	2
of ancient writings	2
and unfained repentance	2
by master heydon	2
to their friends	2
members of the	2
a rumpe of	2
so dangerously hurt	2
it is past	2
companion that holds	2
dead in the	2
the devil hath	2
of the sences	2
sober and watch	2
hath commonly space	2
and good for	2
thou account him	2
is not sufficient	2
reeling on the	2
so small a	2
or brasutus had	2
off the bridge	2
and others that	2
and children at	2
breadstreet in london	2
your mad mirth	2
and hellish a	2
gratifie friend or	2
friends behind of	2
such as might	2
to whet their	2
came to his	2
would needs get	2
to see a	2
money out of	2
would first begin	2
danger of it	2
his window once	2
you carouse it	2
it about his	2
that they will	2
him for dead	2
mine eyes are	2
upon drinking an	2
use to take	2
i went to	2
becomes as good	2
frayes and combats	2
is much taken	2
could refuse to	2
all for their	2
king of england	2
and of a	2
thine hands in	2
at the house	2
kill his father	2
for this alone	2
down the cords	2
speed and effect	2
body in church	2
some few such	2
off his rudder	2
scope whereof is	2
wine of sodom	2
r this keyboarded	2
to thy watch	2
thrift and fruit	2
a kinsman of	2
of the plough	2
of the houses	2
chambers are the	2
world to know	2
oh but there	2
being oft by	2
the egge already	2
for the sinnes	2
the duty unto	2
that one stung	2
make their hearts	2
the sinnes of	2
as an oxe	2
a figure of	2
against one master	2
my self to	2
them to carry	2
easie to be	2
then he did	2
there no presidents	2
spirit and grace	2
when the smoke	2
that a sacrifice	2
vineyards and all	2
time of an	2
more horrible then	2
bleed and relent	2
speedy suppression of	2
which followeth withall	2
is no one	2
and trample dragons	2
this is for	2
but since it	2
study of all	2
and reprinted at	2
what have i	2
if young cyrus	2
in breadstreet in	2
but in hee	2
it a little	2
wine inflame them	2
chambers of death	2
very disorderly and	2
in a most	2
be used by	2
eyes of some	2
space and time	2
saying to him	2
offended with me	2
the best use	2
to make trial	2
from the like	2
it among the	2
would no wise	2
and his snares	2
dare the sun	2
we no other	2
a plaine sermon	2
this stinking smoke	2
as ambrose and	2
you take no	2
the adulterer and	2
a great dryer	2
harsh and hellish	2
then to be	2
sluce to all	2
it is only	2
but here can	2
out this kind	2
if any thing	2
water that comes	2
and it may	2
to their vomit	2
to see what	2
being at his	2
up and down	2
were taking their	2
it hell hath	2
in the milpond	2
what is there	2
them bruits and	2
is thrown out	2
eloquent oration is	2
church and christ	2
to weep and	2
they might with	2
as much ease	2
i ought to	2
my noble lord	2
of an able	2
men into a	2
and drinkers of	2
earnest eyes behold	2
inquired the truth	2
antidote or triacle	2
and fierce for	2
so is it	2
printed by the	2
pouring in wine	2
not to the	2
them the deadly	2
we shall all	2
three young men	2
nature in the	2
so that these	2
but in effect	2
for the particulars	2
like a serpent	2
and drink the	2
their courage with	2
and the great	2
is there of	2
carouse it off	2
are they from	2
for this sore	2
the body politick	2
furnish him with	2
with one of	2
to make us	2
fell out an	2
if chrysostome were	2
them of it	2
is impossible to	2
i am now	2
at tillingham in	2
grow too strong	2
woe to be	2
land hath after	2
destroy our vines	2
men meeting to	2
ground by the	2
not such monsters	2
one have i	2
emptied his purse	2
i been asked	2
the fire of	2
may suffice for	2
be out of	2
and helpt to	2
and much at	2
sending them sottish	2
can be devised	2
it cures all	2
the report goes	2
first drift is	2
to be very	2
and layes a	2
woe doth so	2
that are not	2
against drunkennes preached	2
rock us asleep	2
which they have	2
deferring the most	2
depopulate and made	2
up by the	2
to quench and	2
and proclamation made	2
but when the	2
donatus is famous	2
there fell out	2
anspach sampled and	2
they thought it	2
have heard that	2
a good digestion	2
and as an	2
that tobacco is	2
out of experience	2
of the neuri	2
of tobacco by	2
are strong to	2
or durst you	2
thou hatest such	2
his own person	2
of all kind	2
parents and masters	2
to be filled	2
shed for thee	2
the principles of	2
as venially and	2
their hearts to	2
loath the husks	2
none of this	2
and that they	2
repentance and resolution	2
from this infection	2
from the world	2
to mee by	2
you are a	2
is all i	2
of the heathen	2
syrts he listeth	2
same in these	2
to begin with	2
the manners of	2
glory is their	2
get head amongst	2
reason a little	2
the best of	2
and so setting	2
the sting of	2
a drunken by	2
enter into their	2
course of drinking	2
mare casts him	2
thy tongue withall	2
of drunkards is	2
and all other	2
but that most	2
to behold the	2
be cast out	2
woman in their	2
frozen to death	2
and exhauster of	2
easie will it	2
and christ hath	2
see you in	2
before his fall	2
is it translated	2
the ape of	2
in defence of	2
he gets possession	2
proceed from the	2
the lake of	2
to him for	2
springs of the	2
christ will bring	2
and not that	2
and the other	2
the fume of	2
your selues in	2
morning that they	2
is a great	2
strength of the	2
it translated by	2
j estc r	2
brasutus had tempered	2
strugling of it	2
did you see	2
said a little	2
many christian friends	2
the principals of	2
withstand the temptation	2
can be no	2
and care away	2
a time in	2
onely proceed from	2
the thrift and	2
doest thou like	2
sober and watchful	2
are all kind	2
find in my	2
your sober fits	2
thrust of his	2
a strange manner	2
maintenance of huntsmen	2
the sweating or	2
brewer in ipswich	2
few shall a	2
the misery that	2
him i commend	2
let all such	2
with the strugling	2
with you by	2
true mirth is	2
both necessary and	2
the cure of	2
a stone to	2
it is their	2
the image of	2
are not of	2
are the mishaps	2
a string whither	2
becomes wholly at	2
that attempted to	2
drinke of the	2
to bee the	2
impossible to the	2
no more of	2
fume of tobacco	2
thou also blind	2
first use of	2
to bruise this	2
specially prohibited in	2
as belong to	2
to heat and	2
will not report	2
the knife in	2
repent of this	2
multitude and their	2
forked is this	2
beast of the	2
to the right	2
but of that	2
fill thee with	2
ride his horse	2
to his vomit	2
at the presse	2
of his majesties	2
spirit of slumber	2
saith our new	2
he fired his	2
regulus in aulus	2
thou not to	2
awake ye drunkards	2
drowned in a	2
hearing of many	2
the house with	2
sinne of drunkennesse	2
thee to be	2
comming into the	2
in a very	2
is the wine	2
to write of	2
of some few	2
i partake of	2
to imitate the	2
i have the	2
paul that knew	2
strangled him presently	2
more honour and	2
the clergies care	2
you shall drinke	2
keep them from	2
was not able	2
next gentleman and	2
them with the	2
of in his	2
not darker in	2
that this vice	2
the mill of	2
name mentioning it	2
little before his	2
hearing and practising	2
this haue i	2
and dispensations thou	2
of water to	2
of the spirits	2
a little the	2
their present or	2
for that sort	2
was able to	2
without a miracle	2
the serpent would	2
but what is	2
such our common	2
in his throat	2
to the tables	2
a way of	2
so frequently as	2
church and common	2
and were taking	2
and get head	2
in our memory	2
the particular circumstances	2
large by plutarch	2
and that with	2
to partake of	2
they burst and	2
such the prophets	2
this latter age	2
that holds but	2
well sigismund the	2
and blasphemies in	2
like masts of	2
especially by a	2
popes in the	2
be feared and	2
will pot it	2
thy soul with	2
enough to cure	2
tobacco be a	2
wrath of the	2
of the gunne	2
a little for	2
and bids thee	2
and the venome	2
any of our	2
and hardly is	2
be such an	2
lay hold on	2
hath gotten thee	2
it in their	2
you see but	2
with as much	2
such who rarely	2
to the stocks	2
tobacco the first	2
into their paradise	2
felt it not	2
there be any	2
the brains are	2
and look not	2
that death strikes	2
of philip in	2
till they burst	2
for john hancock	2
and more then	2
experience often cures	2
foretold of by	2
for my part	2
comes out of	2
be spent to	2
of your mad	2
the bread and	2
of them dyed	2
but no sin	2
blasphemer hath commonly	2
god is their	2
and deferring the	2
none brings forth	2
to be in	2
horse in a	2
to his death	2
who will put	2
make it hideous	2
day of the	2
he thought it	2
sir anthony felton	2
have i to	2
you are to	2
had we no	2
of his neighbours	2
the mouth is	2
the single breach	2
abandon that foolish	2
which i shall	2
of persons or	2
shall then conclude	2
of the many	2
taking and destroying	2
to serious consideration	2
the common good	2
yet some few	2
would it not	2
lay about you	2
him to prison	2
cause of the	2
latter out of	2
sometimes it pleaseth	2
some of the	2
and many christian	2
a pair of	2
multiply and get	2
in the british	2
at an ordinary	2
though few or	2
of it about	2
the multitude and	2
no worse then	2
wherein is excesse	2
conclude it to	2
and willingly make	2
i speak of	2
poyson wherewithall the	2
the large volume	2
horrible then to	2
that lie in	2
it as the	2
number is there	2
hold thy peace	2
this our nation	2
suit of the	2
following their herculean	2
drinking his health	2
they may escape	2
pilot of reason	2
if there were	2
cause the party	2
pleaseth god that	2
to the house	2
and spared all	2
kingdome of god	2
insensate with wine	2
bridge into the	2
relinquishing of it	2
there are three	2
tobacconists do evidence	2
expect that one	2
the preservation of	2
attempted to kill	2
of magistracy and	2
destroying of serpents	2
so setting the	2
sonne to sr	2
ou ts first	2
for so base	2
sure were not	2
with their circean	2
drinke wine is	2
and though he	2
to lay it	2
is the poyson	2
often spoken of	2
he grow too	2
christians in his	2
by his wife	2
the space of	2
force and impression	2
fell dead in	2
of such the	2
and thorow draught	2
a taste of	2
from his horse	2
and sordid a	2
and high displeasure	2
but wine is	2
and some later	2
by legions of	2
you as bathsheba	2
and weep and	2
considering the nature	2
spirit is drawn	2
boys and girls	2
will and pleasure	2
past the egge	2
a cup tempered	2
hearing the minister	2
care the church	2
whom are all	2
church and commonwealth	2
zealous preaching and	2
life of a	2
to a gentleman	2
wine takes away	2
for desperate and	2
i remember well	2
cold and wet	2
possible they may	2
thy soule with	2
their wits with	2
of all and	2
it bee that	2
to my noble	2
meeting of a	2
hath emptied his	2
in a word	2
gods judgements are	2
not be said	2
protesting against all	2
and sold by	2
delight in it	2
i made good	2
or two at	2
off by him	2
would needs ride	2
with him to	2
love of the	2
and eloquent oration	2
with the least	2
excite the clergies	2
the custom of	2
saw it metamorphose	2
so rarely and	2
take us these	2
as good as	2
it cannot be	2
printed for john	2
three sorts of	2
with the franciscans	2
one notorious drunkard	2
of force enough	2
the blood of	2
be able to	2
do they not	2
cause them to	2
sayest thou not	2
how many have	2
exhauster of superfluous	2
not one of	2
of his body	2
persons or sexes	2
cords of his	2
of the primitive	2
to follow after	2
of the drinking	2
surfetting and drunkennesse	2
our saviour would	2
he giveth the	2
and so the	2
either to be	2
case of tobacco	2
for a rumpe	2
for it is	2
self from the	2
shake it off	2
were but as	2
escape the snares	2
and doing present	2
the very pest	2
enough for all	2
in any of	2
womens mannish habit	2
yet is there	2
it required the	2
out against the	2
into the dead	2
should sally springs	2
of a turkie	2
shapes him like	2
contrary to the	2
hath no nestling	2
mare would carry	2
base and low	2
or great spirits	2
and care the	2
hardly is thrown	2
see men walking	2
it hath a	2
ships reeling on	2
the next gentleman	2
god sometimes practising	2
such as proposed	2
the time wherein	2
past shame and	2
of their time	2
red dragon hath	2
often cures the	2
and brands to	2
therefore it is	2
dead are they	2
in the glasse	2
a spirit of	2
nobility and gentry	2
fathers of the	2
it to abound	2
that it may	2
shall a man	2
yet presuming much	2
disgrace of the	2
end or number	2
mighty for any	2
and they that	2
will be a	2
the man a	2
one master russels	2
now ye drunkards	2
a toad in	2
of smoking tobacco	2
in aulus gellius	2
shall the people	2
parts of our	2
to carry a	2
i pronounce no	2
such as the	2
genius of the	2
to his majesties	2
to stay and	2
and looke not	2
the marriage of	2
is it but	2
swearer and blasphemer	2
wellingborough on a	2
on the ground	2
we may know	2
good reason why	2
that they would	2
and to furnish	2
as in some	2
aptly therefore is	2
my first drift	2
haue i to	2
duely considering that	2
the red dragon	2
the reason he	2
i have known	2
of the printing	2
troubled with the	2
to be meant	2
shall not tremble	2
and a bane	2
death so frequently	2
and seriously indent	2
my next hope	2
at their shops	2
that he makes	2
to them that	2
the death it	2
dragon hath gotten	2
the danger that	2
but a spider	2
with that which	2
the example of	2
and maintenance of	2
tumbling in their	2
will ever be	2
the latter out	2
least one part	2
listen to the	2
the christians in	2
yet for the	2
are the proper	2
procurer of the	2
to make some	2
a lusty young	2
a dish of	2
drunkards take no	2
did swearing in	2
should shake it	2
the old serpent	2
foxes was wont	2
his case for	2
all other diseases	2
will put out	2
mention this abomination	2
lie in the	2
a little before	2
not of one	2
of them will	2
and extinguishing all	2
enacted at his	2
often in their	2
to quench the	2
first begin through	2
better then a	2
of the patient	2
that cannot endure	2
or shewed thee	2
called them to	2
of the present	2
that is two	2
contagious spreading of	2
being taken when	2
in the large	2
a wholsome custome	2
in the morning	2
the vines and	2
that comes like	2
to the diuell	2
must be cast	2
that knew him	2
might with earnest	2
were not such	2
i shall not	2
i know not	2
a glasier in	2
if it please	2
shall stand before	2
cause the same	2
after thou hast	2
such ignominious ends	2
he ought to	2
thou also drunk	2
deprive us of	2
whole land of	2
the second is	2
or any poyson	2
of the pox	2
at his will	2
which gesner confounds	2
of soul and	2
after taken out	2
sting like a	2
life and force	2
tobacco is a	2
his rudder and	2
with this posie	2
the sugar you	2
in this general	2
enemy shall stand	2
rare examples stories	2
a good life	2
grace to repent	2
wife and many	2
the tang it	2
the smoke thereof	2
minister dwelling within	2
something in the	2
that some such	2
because of the	2
continue untill night	2
to the stomachs	2
a tast of	2
a dull and	2
let a man	2
that men might	2
then they are	2
to the first	2
herodotus of the	2
the pipes shattered	2
example of his	2
a great vanity	2
as proposed a	2
of the vanities	2
a drunkard being	2
you would take	2
in the strength	2
other two following	2
it be for	2
continues as one	2
shall all shortly	2
till it be	2
cleanse the body	2
there to meet	2
is good for	2
frequently as this	2
in the hearing	2
spirits of parents	2
in this case	2
i shall in	2
lest i partake	2
the fountaine of	2
doth bees out	2
if no such	2
for the taking	2
knew the danger	2
and infect the	2
nothing else but	2
he should say	2
man may push	2
a volume would	2
which they are	2
and ruine of	2
that continue untill	2
out of an	2
into his mothers	2
such with more	2
to much wine	2
about the beginning	2
of that third	2
him like soft	2
ministers of all	2
kind of meats	2
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other sinners shall	2
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drinking at one	2
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with more honour	2
by the way	2
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those that rise	2
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day at church	2
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breach of any	2
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force enough to	2
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persons and goods	2
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strugling in their	2
doctor of physick	2
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perfectly able to	2
the next morning	2
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circumstances of his	2
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to single drunkards	2
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whose poyson is	2
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honor due to	2
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all his homilies	2
hell hath enlarged	2
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that he speaks	2
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place tell them	2
quelling of this	2
any of them	2
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once there be	2
their own vomit	2
and hurt our	2
the love of	2
if not one	2
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of the house	2
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may poyson thee	2
came one from	2
extinguishing all his	2
strength out of	2
and without all	2
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considering that the	2
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is like to	2
spoken of by	2
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sentence of damnation	2
being able to	2
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whilest this was	2
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the lovers of	2
long after thy	2
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of by seneca	2
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to take in	2
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counsels and admonitions	2
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ruine of modesty	2
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comparison of this	2
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to such as	2
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sleeping on the	2
drunkards wallowing and	2
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dengy hundred in	2
comfort is left	2
all his inordinate	2
sold at the	2
it cost him	2
one fell dead	2
attend as to	2
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be all honour	2
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none so ordinarily	2
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one true and	2
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a sober man	2
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of the dangerous	2
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particular circumstances were	2
to ease and	2
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who is perfectly	2
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to wallow in	2
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the fathers of	2
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men and angels	2
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may take notice	2
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part of them	2
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scarce any good	2
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and register by	2
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out the cure	2
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symptoms that attend	2
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hath given us	2
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of life and	2
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such as have	2
the greatest of	2
friend or companion	2
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case for desperate	2
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to him i	2
you pretend you	2
in this life	2
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of reasons and	2
the minister and	2
diligent in hearing	2
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head and strength	2
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of drinking healths	2
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symptomes of the	2
commeth out of	2
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of the great	2
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in every part	2
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of the immortall	2
one drop of	2
and spoyled him	2
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fresh in our	2
thee with flagons	2
of children that	2
health is the	2
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to be drunkards	2
the last dayes	2
offers of christ	2
whereof the one	2
present or future	2
deprive a man	2
sitting by him	2
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