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quadgram | frequency |
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at the same time | 31 |
in a little time | 25 |
and for that reason | 25 |
on the other side | 25 |
advice to a daughter | 24 |
is not to be | 22 |
that it is not | 21 |
the greatest part of | 21 |
is so far from | 20 |
it is to be | 20 |
early english books online | 19 |
for the most part | 15 |
it may be said | 15 |
so far from being | 15 |
the advice to a | 15 |
there can be no | 15 |
as well as the | 15 |
so much the more | 15 |
in the mean time | 14 |
that it is a | 14 |
in the case of | 14 |
advice to a son | 13 |
a great deal of | 13 |
you are to consider | 12 |
a great part of | 12 |
the church of england | 12 |
part of the world | 12 |
so as to make | 12 |
let it be never | 11 |
as well as their | 11 |
the character of a | 11 |
character of a trimmer | 11 |
is never to be | 11 |
it be never so | 11 |
the rest of the | 11 |
that it is impossible | 11 |
in such a case | 11 |
it will not be | 11 |
our trimmer is not | 10 |
at the price of | 10 |
and at the same | 10 |
is a kind of | 10 |
it is very hard | 10 |
of those who are | 10 |
and it may be | 10 |
that they may be | 9 |
they are to be | 9 |
you are to have | 9 |
are not to be | 9 |
you must not be | 9 |
but when they are | 9 |
be in some degree | 9 |
you are not to | 9 |
in the first place | 9 |
is in it self | 9 |
get the better of | 9 |
thing called a good | 9 |
it is not so | 9 |
the church of rome | 9 |
the case of a | 9 |
those who are to | 9 |
even when they are | 9 |
which you are to | 8 |
i do not know | 8 |
it is a sign | 8 |
the king of france | 8 |
any thing that is | 8 |
that there is no | 8 |
is one of the | 8 |
represented either as utf | 8 |
of some of the | 8 |
from the rest of | 8 |
ought not to be | 8 |
characters represented either as | 8 |
that the greatest part | 8 |
might be said to | 8 |
that it would be | 8 |
in order to the | 8 |
and by that means | 8 |
as to make it | 8 |
to make use of | 8 |
it is not a | 8 |
made use of to | 8 |
at the head of | 7 |
of the world will | 7 |
in the choice of | 7 |
be looked upon as | 7 |
rest of the world | 7 |
every thing that is | 7 |
in such a manner | 7 |
to those who are | 7 |
the laws and government | 7 |
thing in the world | 7 |
mean between these two | 7 |
you are therefore to | 7 |
have a mind to | 7 |
be so much the | 7 |
can by no means | 7 |
as there is in | 7 |
but where they are | 7 |
for a prince to | 7 |
with a great deal | 7 |
if you have a | 7 |
as well as by | 7 |
not know how to | 7 |
that it is safer | 7 |
there is such an | 7 |
as well as a | 7 |
and where it is | 7 |
be content with a | 7 |
such a one as | 7 |
of every thing that | 7 |
for his own sake | 7 |
that there will be | 7 |
is in the wrong | 7 |
and therefore it is | 7 |
so unwary as to | 7 |
when it is not | 7 |
the rest of your | 6 |
to find out the | 6 |
which ought to be | 6 |
to every thing that | 6 |
how much the more | 6 |
you have a mind | 6 |
greatest part of her | 6 |
have a right to | 6 |
that your husband may | 6 |
that you may not | 6 |
part of your life | 6 |
made up of the | 6 |
and it will be | 6 |
a mind to it | 6 |
it is the only | 6 |
help to make the | 6 |
as well as to | 6 |
hath the same effect | 6 |
there must be some | 6 |
recommend to you a | 6 |
rise up in arms | 6 |
to the advice to | 6 |
opinion of the world | 6 |
there is a great | 6 |
you are to be | 6 |
to go about to | 6 |
that it giveth you | 6 |
yet he cannot but | 6 |
it would be a | 6 |
our trimmer would have | 6 |
are expected from you | 6 |
more might be said | 6 |
to be proud of | 6 |
is to be allowed | 6 |
may help to make | 6 |
so that it is | 6 |
that there is a | 6 |
in a circle of | 6 |
of this kind is | 6 |
of being laughed at | 6 |
you must in this | 6 |
who is not so | 6 |
at such a distance | 6 |
trimmer is not so | 6 |
may be said to | 6 |
you must take it | 6 |
it is not intended | 6 |
a certain thing called | 6 |
go along with it | 6 |
may betray you into | 6 |
can be no true | 6 |
you may be sure | 6 |
it groweth to be | 6 |
and that you may | 6 |
an incumbrance to the | 6 |
that you may be | 6 |
your husband should be | 6 |
that which you are | 6 |
if you will be | 6 |
be put on to | 6 |
it is impossible for | 6 |
trimmer is far from | 6 |
that you may live | 6 |
too course for her | 6 |
that it doth not | 6 |
i will only say | 6 |
he that spareth in | 6 |
to put the worst | 6 |
hath much ado to | 6 |
is very hard to | 6 |
on the side of | 6 |
who would have a | 6 |
how to live with | 6 |
be a good deal | 6 |
one who is not | 6 |
greater share of the | 6 |
when they are too | 6 |
the same time that | 6 |
by how much the | 6 |
so as to be | 6 |
he is pleased with | 6 |
fall to your share | 6 |
under the weight of | 6 |
that you may with | 6 |
so far as to | 6 |
it is the most | 6 |
the first appearances of | 6 |
she is not to | 6 |
our trimmer is far | 6 |
so as either to | 6 |
to conclude this head | 6 |
to the rest of | 6 |
to let the world | 6 |
whilst they are well | 6 |
certain thing called a | 6 |
would not be so | 6 |
great part of their | 6 |
looketh as if they | 6 |
you must be very | 6 |
or else it will | 6 |
make a noise to | 6 |
you are first to | 6 |
i must tell you | 6 |
the chief object of | 6 |
self to the world | 6 |
you will not be | 6 |
family into which you | 6 |
and are apt to | 6 |
make use of the | 6 |
it is not the | 6 |
the institutions providing financial | 5 |
to secure her self | 5 |
printed in the year | 5 |
by the institutions providing | 5 |
where it may be | 5 |
the various and most | 5 |
coded from proquest page | 5 |
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secure her self in | 5 |
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there is to be | 5 |
markup reviewed and edited | 5 |
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as it is to | 5 |
you ought to be | 5 |
to make it a | 5 |
it self such an | 5 |
with all its faults | 5 |
images scanned from microfilm | 5 |
online text creation partnership | 5 |
it is not only | 5 |
to be as much | 5 |
it is not possible | 5 |
it will be granted | 5 |
a great deal more | 5 |
so much as a | 5 |
the text can be | 5 |
and encoded edition of | 5 |
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as that of a | 5 |
better conduct through the | 5 |
will have the better | 5 |
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that can be made | 5 |
the penalty of being | 5 |
which can never be | 5 |
the head of the | 5 |
your better conduct through | 5 |
his advice to a | 5 |
commit a rape upon | 5 |
the commands of a | 5 |
it ought to be | 5 |
are apt to be | 5 |
that there might be | 5 |
it should happen to | 5 |
greatest part of his | 5 |
for your better conduct | 5 |
this keyboarded and encoded | 5 |
be a mean between | 5 |
even for commercial purposes | 5 |
are so far from | 5 |
a member of parliament | 5 |
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reproduction of original in | 5 |
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text is available for | 5 |
so good an effect | 5 |
the work described above | 5 |
it will be thought | 5 |
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many more might be | 5 |
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encoded edition of the | 5 |
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for all that is | 5 |
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since it is the | 5 |
books online text creation | 5 |
text and markup reviewed | 5 |
providing financial support to | 5 |
to be so much | 5 |
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support to the early | 5 |
tcp assigned for keying | 5 |
the world in the | 5 |
live so as to | 5 |
the help of a | 5 |
where he may be | 5 |
to the early english | 5 |
that in the case | 5 |
will not be proud | 5 |
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there is not a | 5 |
it is no more | 5 |
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according to the terms | 5 |
financial support to the | 5 |
of so much use | 5 |
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and coded from proquest | 5 |
keyboarded and encoded edition | 5 |
the more to be | 5 |
will be sure to | 5 |
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not in the least | 5 |
it must be a | 5 |
in the following discourse | 5 |
that a prince who | 5 |
no farther than the | 5 |
if there should be | 5 |
things as they are | 5 |
english books online text | 5 |
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encoded text transcribed from | 5 |
less kind to them | 5 |
of the work described | 5 |
to be a fault | 5 |
a very little time | 5 |
it may be of | 5 |
the laws have made | 5 |
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phase i text is | 5 |
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if there was a | 5 |
when it is so | 5 |
it seemeth to me | 5 |
the advantage of the | 5 |
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advice to a sonne | 5 |
there is no stronger | 5 |
the same reason that | 5 |
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to get the better | 5 |
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where it is a | 5 |
it is impossible to | 5 |
terms of creative commons | 5 |
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keyed and coded from | 5 |
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institutions providing financial support | 5 |
this phase i text | 5 |
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it is necessary to | 5 |
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work described above is | 5 |
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and markup reviewed and | 5 |
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the early english books | 5 |
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conduct through the various | 5 |
in the beginning of | 5 |
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opposition to the advice | 5 |
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been at any time | 5 |
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fall down and worship | 5 |
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that there must be | 4 |
to make the best | 4 |
that it is very | 4 |
were returned to the | 4 |
a work was chosen | 4 |
all likelihood such instances | 4 |
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of gaps by user | 4 |
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to his people that | 4 |
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unicode or tei g | 4 |
editorial teams in oxford | 4 |
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selection was based on | 4 |
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he looks upon it | 4 |
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of the dissenting clergy | 4 |
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the nature of a | 4 |
of the texts have | 4 |
created by converting tcp | 4 |
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enhanced and or corrected | 4 |
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keying companies for transcription | 4 |
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diminution to a prince | 4 |
make the best of | 4 |
text creation partnership web | 4 |
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the government of the | 4 |
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given to their original | 4 |
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title published between and | 4 |
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text with mnemonic sdata | 4 |
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of the world in | 4 |
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standards were returned to | 4 |
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processed by university of | 4 |
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elements of known extent | 4 |
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tcp aimed to produce | 4 |
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bibliography of english literature | 4 |
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and some readable characters | 4 |
on the image sets | 4 |
placeholder characters or elements | 4 |
variety of subject areas | 4 |
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transcription and basic encoding | 4 |
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companies for transcription and | 4 |
illegible were corrected where | 4 |
his people that they | 4 |
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qa standards were returned | 4 |
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opposed to critical editions | 4 |
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the world for it | 4 |
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phase of the project | 4 |
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tcp files to tei | 4 |
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behaviour in the world | 4 |
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keying and markup guidelines | 4 |
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