quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	171
represented either as utf	54
characters represented either as	54
this keyboarded and encoded	48
images scanned from microfilm	48
to the terms of	48
owned by the institutions	48
from proquest page images	48
coded from proquest page	48
text and markup reviewed	48
english books online text	48
keyed and coded from	48
text is available for	48
institutions providing financial support	48
keyboarded and encoded edition	48
of the work described	48
encoded text transcribed from	48
books online text creation	48
markup reviewed and edited	48
the terms of creative	48
encoded edition of the	48
and markup reviewed and	48
the work described above	48
the institutions providing financial	48
edition of the work	48
tcp assigned for keying	48
financial support to the	48
work described above is	48
phase i text is	48
for keying and markup	48
is available for reuse	48
by the institutions providing	48
and coded from proquest	48
terms of creative commons	48
the text can be	48
this phase i text	48
according to the terms	48
providing financial support to	48
online text creation partnership	48
and encoded edition of	48
support to the early	48
assigned for keying and	48
to the early english	48
all without asking permission	48
even for commercial purposes	48
text can be copied	48
the early english books	48
described above is co	48
i text is available	48
the house of commons	42
the lords and commons	34
the death of the	31
there are a number	28
are a number of	28
been issued variously as	27
these processes should make	27
phase of the project	27
edition of a work	27
to range over a	27
mind that in all	27
gaps by user contributors	27
readable characters will be	27
sometimes a second or	27
with level of the	27
to a limit of	27
and sometimes a second	27
in english were prioritized	27
carried out by editorial	27
was enhanced and or	27
to page images in	27
based on the image	27
a compelling reason to	27
on the image sets	27
of every monographic english	27
the project have been	27
and some readable characters	27
enhanced and or corrected	27
use these texts for	27
of tcp data is	27
request that due credit	27
be marked as illegible	27
text with mnemonic sdata	27
via their early english	27
were corrected where possible	27
be made about the	27
and those which did	27
be aware of the	27
should make clear that	27
available at the text	27
universities of michigan and	27
gap elements of known	27
with mnemonic sdata character	27
of the process of	27
have been issued variously	27
been transformed into placeholder	27
range over a wide	27
image sets published by	27
the tei in libraries	27
of instances per text	27
partnership between the universities	27
of creating the tcp	27
and therefore of any	27
were sent to external	27
between and available in	27
are available at the	27
by university of nebraska	27
sent to external keying	27
to produce large quantities	27
tei in libraries guidelines	27
as opposed to critical	27
elements to simplify the	27
illegible were corrected where	27
are eligible for inclusion	27
a partnership between the	27
to reflect the true	27
to tei p using	27
selection was based on	27
usually the first edition	27
cambridge bibliography of english	27
tcp aimed to produce	27
placeholder characters or elements	27
likelihood such instances will	27
tcp is a partnership	27
of each text was	27
by editorial teams in	27
compelling reason to do	27
of the texts have	27
that can be made	27
notably latin and welsh	27
or for an anonymous	27
or corrected and characters	27
and encoded texts based	27
text was proofread for	27
accordance with level of	27
accurately transcribed and encoded	27
as illegible were corrected	27
been looked at by	27
attribution is given to	27
opposed to critical editions	27
the text encoding initiative	27
the usual project restraints	27
images in accordance with	27
was a compelling reason	27
processed by university of	27
each text was proofread	27
during phase of the	27
for an anonymous work	27
quality of tcp data	27
some errors will remain	27
within the usual project	27
texts created during phase	27
editions of a works	27
works are eligible for	27
text creation partnership web	27
of the print record	27
teams in oxford and	27
some readable characters will	27
second or later edition	27
proquest via their early	27
standards were returned to	27
the process of creating	27
that due credit and	27
nature of the print	27
into the public domain	27
therefore chose to create	27
which did not meet	27
record of the period	27
on the new cambridge	27
or tei g elements	27
the filling in of	27
in accordance with level	27
been released into the	27
although there are a	27
and markup guidelines are	27
encoded as gap s	27
the overall quality of	27
a number of works	27
transcribed and encoded texts	27
the texts were encoded	27
the encoding was enhanced	27
between the universities of	27
encoded texts based on	27
texts based on the	27
to simplify the filling	27
michigan and oxford and	27
were encoded and linked	27
oxford and the publisher	27
was based on the	27
tcp project was divided	27
the print record of	27
to external keying companies	27
proquest to create accurately	27
created by converting tcp	27
did not meet qa	27
should bear in mind	27
was chosen if there	27
to create diplomatic transcriptions	27
mnemonic sdata character entities	27
quantities of textual data	27
was intended to range	27
iv tiff page images	27
in mind that in	27
linked to page images	27
a second or later	27
new cambridge bibliography of	27
were encoded as gap	27
there was a compelling	27
returned to the keyers	27
works in english were	27
based on the new	27
encoded and linked to	27
converting tcp files to	27
assumptions that can be	27
by a tcp editor	27
was then carried out	27
of works in other	27
instances will never have	27
and or corrected and	27
and oxford and the	27
produce large quantities of	27
released into the public	27
project was divided into	27
guidelines are available at	27
to their original source	27
we respectfully request that	27
external keying companies for	27
users should bear in	27
corrected where possible up	27
of known extent have	27
then their works are	27
included and sometimes a	27
based on the text	27
keyers to be redone	27
ascii text with mnemonic	27
was proofread for accuracy	27
first editions of a	27
or elements to simplify	27
can be made about	27
intended to range over	27
respectfully request that due	27
files to tei p	27
structural encoding based on	27
texts were encoded and	27
then carried out by	27
of gaps by user	27
the original in the	27
and therefore chose to	27
such instances will never	27
their early english books	27
issued variously as sgml	27
chose to create diplomatic	27
have been released into	27
a limit of instances	27
for their own purposes	27
works in other languages	27
or text strings within	27
have been transformed into	27
created during phase of	27
by converting tcp files	27
assurance was then carried	27
texts for their own	27
processes should make clear	27
limit of instances per	27
credit and attribution is	27
now take and use	27
unicode or tei g	27
tcp data is very	27
the universities of michigan	27
but we respectfully request	27
overall quality of tcp	27
into placeholder characters or	27
of a works in	27
elements of known extent	27
keying companies for transcription	27
is a partnership between	27
is to encode one	27
the public domain as	27
of a work was	27
general aim of eebo	27
level of the tei	27
later edition of a	27
anyone can now take	27
tei p using tcp	27
the text creation partnership	27
a wide variety of	27
or later edition of	27
text strings within braces	27
data within the usual	27
of textual data within	27
at the text creation	27
p using tcp tei	27
take and use these	27
published between and available	27
have been looked at	27
text selection was based	27
creating the tcp texts	27
where possible up to	27
in of gaps by	27
to create accurately transcribed	27
publisher proquest to create	27
encoding was enhanced and	27
transformed into placeholder characters	27
a works in english	27
bear in mind that	27
up to a limit	27
copies of the texts	27
will be marked as	27
the general aim of	27
whichever is the greater	27
remaining illegibles were encoded	27
reason to do so	27
meet qa standards were	27
of michigan and oxford	27
not meet qa standards	27
the new cambridge bibliography	27
encoding based on the	27
proofread for accuracy and	27
of the tei in	27
accuracy and those which	27
companies for transcription and	27
filling in of gaps	27
textual data within the	27
possible up to a	27
extent have been transformed	27
editorial teams in oxford	27
corrected and characters marked	27
due credit and attribution	27
true nature of the	27
print record of the	27
characters will be marked	27
for accuracy and those	27
will remain and some	27
any remaining illegibles were	27
of the project have	27
the keyers to be	27
of any assumptions that	27
the image sets published	27
unicode or text strings	27
those which did not	27
image sets were sent	27
quality assurance was then	27
never have been looked	27
changes to facilitate morpho	27
marked as illegible were	27
characters marked as illegible	27
published by proquest via	27
characters or elements to	27
public domain as of	27
qa standards were returned	27
the true nature of	27
looked at by a	27
title published between and	27
if there was a	27
sets were sent to	27
transcription and basic encoding	27
for transcription and basic	27
the texts have been	27
out by editorial teams	27
and linked to page	27
a work was chosen	27
that in all likelihood	27
in all likelihood such	27
simplify the filling in	27
remain and some readable	27
given to their original	27
errors will remain and	27
texts have been issued	27
creation partnership web site	27
the publisher proquest to	27
keying and markup guidelines	27
and use these texts	27
bibliography of english literature	27
tcp is to encode	27
project restraints of time	27
mainly structural encoding based	27
data is very good	27
and the publisher proquest	27
known extent have been	27
illegibles were encoded as	27
markup guidelines are available	27
of time and funding	27
was divided into two	27
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made about the data	27
these texts for their	27
while the overall quality	27
aware of the process	27
any assumptions that can	27
work was chosen if	27
chosen if there was	27
therefore of any assumptions	27
on the text encoding	27
will never have been	27
usual project restraints of	27
in oxford and michigan	27
tcp files to tei	27
process of creating the	27
can now take and	27
with changes to facilitate	27
and characters marked as	27
to the keyers to	27
sets published by proquest	27
wide variety of subject	27
understanding these processes should	27
and available in eebo	27
number of works in	27
to encode one copy	27
aimed to produce large	27
variety of subject areas	27
should be aware of	27
page images in accordance	27
over a wide variety	27
at by a tcp	27
and attribution is given	27
were returned to the	27
of the original in	27
project have been released	27
is given to their	27
language title published between	27
by proquest via their	27
large quantities of textual	27
divided into two phases	27
their works are eligible	27
restraints of time and	27
create accurately transcribed and	27
all likelihood such instances	27
users should be aware	27
domain as of january	27
selection was intended to	27
the statute of h	26
reproduction of the original	26
in the case of	26
of the house of	26
apex covantage keyed and	25
sovereign lord the king	25
covantage keyed and coded	25
the church of england	24
ocm this keyboarded and	24
r ocm this keyboarded	23
r this keyboarded and	23
estc r this keyboarded	23
death of the king	23
you know any thing	23
estc r ocm this	23
r in the english	22
i must tell you	22
the realm of england	22
the earl of shaftsbury	22
and professional end users	21
is an enriched version	21
digital transcription a of	21
text has not been	21
the text the author	21
the tcp digital transcription	21
spellings that support the	21
display of a text	21
enrichments aim at making	21
at restoring the text	21
any person or persons	21
annotation includes standard spellings	21
based collaborative curation by	21
textual changes and metadata	21
guilty or not guilty	21
and linguistically annotated with	21
tokenized and linguistically annotated	21
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standardized format that preserves	21
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not been fully proofread	21
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changes aim at restoring	21
a of text r	21
aim at making the	21
many walks of life	21
the text has been	21
stationer meant to publish	21
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	21
version of the tcp	21
text in a standardized	21
text has been tokenized	21
text the author or	21
this text is an	21
text more computationally tractable	21
enriched version of the	21
iv tiff page image	21
english short title catalog	21
amateur and professional end	21
reproduction of original in	21
the english short title	21
that preserves archaic forms	21
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standard spellings that support	21
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anthony earl of shaftsbury	21
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author or stationer meant	21
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the text more computationally	21
curation by amateur and	21
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from many walks of	21
the author or stationer	21
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professional end users from	21
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soveraign lord the king	19
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the said lord chief	18
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prisoner at the bar	17
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the tryal of the	16
to seize the king	16
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the statute of the	16
this realm of england	16
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with my lord shaftsbury	16
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of oyer and terminer	16
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the duke of york	15
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logarbo text and markup	14
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life of the king	4
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highness the lord protector	4
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my lord of strafford	4
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of edward the third	4
that the lords spiritual	4
the bishop of rome	4
that this declaration be	4
reign the first year	4
speak any thing against	4
and arthur lord capel	4
a great deal more	4
to the lord keeper	4
to the matter of	4
anabaptists and fifth monarchy	4
an act for the	4
c category of texts	4
both at home and	4
you shall well and	4
did desire me to	4
any of the members	4
upon a treasonable opinion	4
of the accusation of	4
where there is no	4
by sir francis bacon	4
any matter of law	4
for as much as	4
light for loyall subiects	4
the lord keeper of	4
he told me the	4
i went to the	4
will you please to	4
the kings bench at	4
reading of the accusation	4
in matters of law	4
the person of the	4
as well as to	4
indicted for high treason	4
true relation of the	4
the rights of the	4
by the hand of	4
i do not see	4
any thing against the	4
the act of parliament	4
the high court of	4
and in what manner	4
he desired me to	4
petition hath been preferred	4
for which the prisoner	4
the said thomas cook	4
that sate last at	4
to the right honourable	4
an exact account of	4
committed to the tower	4
the commons of england	4
plead guilty or not	4
said lord the king	4
a pair of pistols	4
an act of parliament	4
law at straffords attainder	4
be one of them	4
right ought to be	4
the statute made in	4
ought to be the	4
that has been given	4
what he had to	4
of all the judges	4
a justice of the	4
you guilty or not	4
the kings last message	4
for the said county	4
to go along with	4
most excellent maiestie at	4
day of the month	4
plea for the lords	4
the trial of irish	4
for the service of	4
of the life of	4
the defence of the	4
been preferred unto us	4
i desire i may	4
whom did you give	4
at law at straffords	4
part of the members	4
thirtieth year of the	4
to drink a glass	4
that sir john brooks	4
the king deserved to	4
in the c category	4
it is to be	4
intents and purposes as	4
i can say no	4
in case of treason	4
by any person or	4
the word of a	4
be cutting of throats	4
i know not of	4
to the secretary of	4
the inhabitants of the	4
divers liege subjects of	4
in other cases of	4
would be cutting of	4
and when we were	4
any thing of the	4
near as i can	4
hereafter to be made	4
and the five members	4
the judges of the	4
it was a good	4
i do not believe	4
any thing of your	4
a petition hath been	4
the hands of the	4
it was in march	4
person soever shall harbour	4
pass to the mercat	4
heare and determine all	4
by sir simon dvcy	4
of commons against mr	4
in the reign of	4
how can this be	4
seduced by wicked counsell	4
not that i know	4
were impeached of high	4
argument at law at	4
would speak with me	4
as king richard the	4
constitution of this monarchy	4
a member of the	4
lord digby his last	4
treason against the king	4
protection of sir george	4
any thing of it	4
of attainder touching the	4
lately brought into this	4
case of my lord	4
possession of the throne	4
the duke of norfolk	4
digby his last speech	4
be two witnesses to	4
so far from being	4
of the irish peers	4
the army of ireland	4
the votes of non	4
of the royal stock	4
to which i shall	4
will take notice of	4
him the said anthony	4
the state of the	4
of the penal laws	4
that they may be	4
there is nothing of	4
it is not to	4
the duke of bucks	4
for the protection of	4
as well as you	4
was there ever such	4
him our said soveraign	4
have you any more	4
printed by evan tyler	4
the said th day	4
her majesty to be	4
about the middle of	4
in this court by	4
the evidence of the	4
ansvver to the articles	4
the narrative of the	4
and richard nelthorp esquires	4
of heaven and earth	4
trial of the lords	4
the benefit of the	4
treasons committed by them	4
th and th of	4
keeper of the great	4
ever hear me speak	4
his eldest son edward	4
thing of your own	4
if there be not	4
sir simon dvcy knight	4
as i told you	4
doth make war against	4
time that ever i	4
sir edward herbert knight	4
all the people of	4
did not know of	4
discourse you had with	4
the office of the	4
of the said dr	4
to make good his	4
where the said bench	4
i have lost the	4
against the mind and	3
the harbouring or concealing	3
in england for treasons	3
of parliament at oxford	3
a man doth maliciously	3
and outed of a	3
doe daily undertake with	3
be seene the odiousnesse	3
his parliament and people	3
of several treatises concerning	3
protestant carpenter in newgate	3
the meaning of that	3
was a design to	3
apprehending several traitors and	3
advising and drawing the	3
into this kingdom by	3
is said to be	3
by an irish jury	3
richard duke of york	3
persons enemies to the	3
excellent maiestie at vvindsor	3
or our privy council	3
had with my lord	3
brought to the bar	3
kingdom by the late	3
he tells you of	3
the eye of faith	3
the receipt of the	3
up arbitrary power and	3
the good of the	3
in a parliament of	3
i went into the	3
this our antient kingdom	3
we know nothing of	3
to try them here	3
argument at law made	3
in the yeare of	3
and to have been	3
the honourable the judges	3
proviso in this act	3
of the romish church	3
not to have been	3
his most honourable privy	3
th day of november	3
manner and form to	3
religion are you of	3
petition of stephen colledge	3
will you call your	3
tryed by their peers	3
i hope your lordship	3
those that have been	3
consent of the people	3
shall say to you	3
to take away all	3
bloody designe intended by	3
told me they were	3
the great charter of	3
was in the city	3
as true as god	3
do you think we	3
i never had any	3
the right hand of	3
as the king should	3
published by special authority	3
seditious designs and combinations	3
and others of the	3
of the lords spiritual	3
if this be the	3
i ought to have	3
would be one of	3
where a man counterfeiteth	3
would be sure to	3
and the statute of	3
hone the protestant carpenter	3
i did not understand	3
to oppose his majesties	3
is the same thing	3
the th of edward	3
the rebellion in the	3
the great care and	3
that which is my	3
receipt of the rebels	3
ought to move all	3
jonathan blaney sampled and	3
the end for which	3
to do such base	3
original in the folger	3
contrary opinions in religion	3
made in the parliament	3
and he came to	3
and the kingdom and	3
severed his head from	3
the ruine of this	3
but i knew not	3
i have been a	3
you are bound to	3
and there was no	3
came to the crown	3
he does not say	3
from any tryal by	3
i am sure i	3
nor was he ever	3
the tryal of all	3
there are two witnesses	3
by the late earl	3
me that there was	3
that i can say	3
that he would be	3
that he had been	3
every one of them	3
and i went to	3
of the kings majesties	3
in a short time	3
this statute of h	3
and that they would	3
of the death of	3
to maintain an indictment	3
was declared to be	3
you would not have	3
execution of justice in	3
to hone the protestant	3
long was it before	3
vvith his maiesties gratious	3
thursday the th day	3
that the king hath	3
to be kings of	3
her realm of ireland	3
no less than a	3
evidence that hath been	3
in ireland it self	3
that none pretend ignorance	3
the bishops accused of	3
all that i can	3
them in the house	3
a friend to a	3
he came from oxon	3
the printer declared against	3
be a king de	3
the duty of all	3
mind and will of	3
persons haue desired our	3
treason against anthony earl	3
an account of this	3
names of anabaptists and	3
are a great many	3
are a stranger to	3
that the queens majesty	3
to the prejudice of	3
blood in the cause	3
not find the bill	3
and seditious designs and	3
this time of danger	3
the whole manner of	3
my lord chief justice	3
said i to him	3
f category of texts	3
oppose his majesties person	3
right honourable sir patient	3
within the compasse of	3
believe there was any	3
within the city of	3
lieutenant of the tower	3
executioner at one blow	3
be the author of	3
honourable the judges of	3
presbyterian plot of it	3
to the crown by	3
by peers in ireland	3
and i have been	3
wing b estc r	3
to move all true	3
that an irish peer	3
not yield to the	3
had you any other	3
which true and faithful	3
me as one that	3
a rebellion amongst us	3
traytors by his majestie	3
went to my lord	3
survey of the tryal	3
to say against him	3
impeached him of high	3
statute of this king	3
what time was it	3
pray tell the court	3
and upon which the	3
delivered them to him	3
and gentlemen of the	3
as to that part	3
discharging the receipt of	3
do you know bryan	3
with the particular evidence	3
you say as to	3
is one of the	3
had nothing to say	3
ignorant in the law	3
a rebellion in ireland	3
arms at head of	3
foreign country out of	3
by which the pope	3
such as are not	3
his crown and dignity	3
received information that the	3
defence he made for	3
a peer of the	3
the reasons and narrative	3
i am sure you	3
that he ought to	3
lifting up his hands	3
faithful subjects of our	3
as i can to	3
make way for a	3
us the better to	3
majestie by the bishops	3
was any protestant plot	3
in his answer to	3
the executioner at one	3
commission of oyer and	3
i have a priviledge	3
one and the same	3
ought to be tried	3
some of the members	3
i am not bound	3
the irish peers and	3
malitiously called by him	3
that his present majesty	3
that this act extends	3
says sir vvilliam vvaller	3
a wing c a	3
the particular evidence given	3
king and queens majesties	3
proclamation discharging the receipt	3
against our sovereign lord	3
in his owne house	3
a great number of	3
i went along with	3
this for which the	3
of the popes foresaid	3
the wonderfull preseruation of	3
he did not say	3
majesties commissioners of oyer	3
observations of him in	3
for this sessions held	3
it may be i	3
the case of a	3
i vow to god	3
texts with or more	3
and ought to be	3
this sessions held for	3
the defence he made	3
take notice to you	3
pray i may have	3
humble petition of edward	3
shall happen to be	3
presbyterian or protestant plot	3
a design against my	3
but if it be	3
do appoint thomas basset	3
king to death and	3
his kingdom of england	3
proclamation for apprehending several	3
and the heirs male	3
the parliament of england	3
none of his servants	3
the king and government	3
his maiesties gratious answere	3
that the king and	3
the names of anabaptists	3
do not know whether	3
the crown of this	3
said bench shall sit	3
expressing the great care	3
not fit to be	3
preseruation of anoynted princes	3
as i shall prove	3
held for the city	3
friend to a friend	3
be expected from the	3
that all statutes late	3
we have told you	3
about the space of	3
not fit to reign	3
at the sessions house	3
any more of them	3
as it was read	3
was foreman of the	3
i know him very	3
which were delivered by	3
before the grand jury	3
it was the resolution	3
two witnesses to the	3
that you can have	3
wicked persons haue desired	3
pope and king of	3
and occasions of the	3
part of a papist	3
account of the tryal	3
i said those words	3
with a loud voice	3
vigilancy of those theologians	3
a proclamation discharging the	3
country out of the	3
king or the government	3
of this instant january	3
and he shewed me	3
the king should appoint	3
may have my papers	3
or know of the	3
great care and vigilancy	3
scaffold immediately before their	3
of some vvestern shires	3
as well as your	3
at one blow severed	3
the lords and house	3
this declaration be forthwith	3
i will not conceal	3
concerning the death of	3
or concealing of the	3
or any other of	3
he came to me	3
is misprision of treason	3
it would have been	3
be called to an	3
the king at oxon	3
did cut off the	3
and for the erecting	3
our kingdom of england	3
of tryal by their	3
the king of england	3
that received sentence for	3
tried in this court	3
law fit to be	3
the book in dyer	3
that you speak of	3
for treasons committed by	3
could not find them	3
perpetrated or committed out	3
the odiousnesse of treason	3
the humble answer and	3
was done in the	3
not within this act	3
in all cases of	3
at law made in	3
with the rest of	3
by virtue of the	3
am not bound to	3
and treasonable words against	3
limits of this realm	3
you say it was	3
me ask you one	3
the behalf of the	3
him and the heirs	3
his majestie by the	3
the proceedings of the	3
his hands and eyes	3
how easily his fathers	3
before in my life	3
by an ordinary iury	3
the evidence that has	3
have a soul to	3
articles of high misdemeanours	3
sir john brooks did	3
i have nothing but	3
papers to the prisoner	3
what religion i have	3
be the duty of	3
this court in england	3
he shall be tryed	3
those that were with	3
the thirteenth of this	3
and their respective crimes	3
considerations which ought to	3
i hope i shall	3
not to be allowed	3
answer and petition of	3
to your lordship and	3
lords justices and council	3
in england and ireland	3
lawfull men of england	3
vessels from going to	3
the dignity of his	3
and against the form	3
shall well and duely	3
the peace of our	3
that you would be	3
order to print dated	3
where a man being	3
the duke of alva	3
added all the articles	3
as to what you	3
against anthony earl of	3
here is my almanack	3
duty of his allegiance	3
if i would go	3
was one of them	3
the said bench shall	3