quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
the church of england	31
for the most part	29
the word of god	24
early english books online	23
the rest of the	23
notes for div a	18
sir thomas smith treasurer	17
the most part of	17
in the midst of	16
as big as a	15
a great part of	14
the head of the	14
in the meane time	14
the lord la ware	13
high court of parliament	12
in the beginning of	12
the i le of	12
by reason of the	11
two or three hundred	11
to the number of	11
their bowes and arrowes	11
the assembly of divines	11
of the church of	11
the high court of	10
of two or three	10
a quarter of a	10
in a short time	10
in the time of	10
by the meanes of	10
returned to iames towne	10
the forme of a	10
represented either as utf	10
for the good of	10
characters represented either as	10
in the forme of	10
of the i le	10
in two or three	9
in regard of the	9
the arriuall of the	9
on the one side	9
the end of the	8
of god in the	8
the name of the	8
from place to place	8
the good of the	8
the discovery of the	8
all the rest of	8
the names of the	8
on the other side	8
and the rest of	8
of the lord la	8
the bigness of a	8
the next day we	8
the most of them	8
vnder the command of	8
there is also a	8
some of them are	8
the top of the	8
fled into the woods	7
of the king of	7
during the time of	7
the next morning we	7
works of god in	7
on the north side	7
by the word of	7
the temperature of the	7
one hundred and fifty	7
not so much as	7
the nature of the	7
god in the creatures	7
our brethren of scotland	7
ordinances and proceedings of	7
by the name of	7
most part of the	7
to the place of	7
and so we returned	7
and all the rest	7
the gouernment of captaine	7
in the end of	7
for the maintenance of	7
three quarters of a	7
we returned to our	7
of sir thomas gates	7
as big as an	6
the manner of the	6
so that a man	6
and some of them	6
the greatest part of	6
providing financial support to	6
the mouth of the	6
and the most of	6
support to the early	6
to the terms of	6
to returne for england	6
described above is co	6
the inhabitants of summer	6
by the institutions providing	6
the use of the	6
the latter end of	6
i text is available	6
to the knowledge of	6
english books online text	6
financial support to the	6
there are a number	6
the bignesse of a	6
the description of the	6
coded from proquest page	6
thus you may see	6
of the bigness of	6
the good will of	6
all without asking permission	6
terms of creative commons	6
to all the world	6
the next day the	6
in the west indies	6
markup reviewed and edited	6
and such things as	6
of one hundred and	6
even for commercial purposes	6
the text can be	6
to the early english	6
institutions providing financial support	6
the ordinance for tythes	6
the early english books	6
to the consideration of	6
the work described above	6
of fish and fowle	6
quarter of a mile	6
the institutions providing financial	6
keyboarded and encoded edition	6
according to the terms	6
the feare of god	6
others to the number	6
the terms of creative	6
of the inhabitants of	6
from proquest page images	6
online text creation partnership	6
the estate of the	6
tcp assigned for keying	6
text and markup reviewed	6
edition of the work	6
by sea and land	6
work described above is	6
from time to time	6
this keyboarded and encoded	6
are a number of	6
text can be copied	6
side of this river	6
assigned for keying and	6
for keying and markup	6
encoded edition of the	6
encoded text transcribed from	6
reverend young martin mar	6
images scanned from microfilm	6
phase i text is	6
all the year long	6
keyed and coded from	6
for the building of	6
one of the voyage	6
the arraignment of persecution	6
wonderful works of god	6
it pleased god to	6
and coded from proquest	6
owned by the institutions	6
the bottom of the	6
and markup reviewed and	6
the wonderful works of	6
of the work described	6
this phase i text	6
came to an anchor	6
and proceedings of this	6
a description of the	6
and encoded edition of	6
text is available for	6
the most of the	6
body of the tree	6
from hand to mouth	6
books online text creation	6
at the end of	6
is available for reuse	6
to a limit of	5
and markup guidelines are	5
a partnership between the	5
fruits of their labours	5
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names of the adventurers	5
of a work was	5
available at the text	5
true nature of the	5
the generall historie of	5
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a second or later	5
the fruits of their	5
michigan and oxford and	5
in the i le	5
text strings within braces	5
of works in other	5
to the end of	5
should make clear that	5
out by editorial teams	5
credit and attribution is	5
based on the image	5
large quantities of textual	5
of gaps by user	5
reason to do so	5
to encode one copy	5
mnemonic sdata character entities	5
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image sets published by	5
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elements to simplify the	5
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proceedings of this present	5
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of this present parliament	5
domain as of january	5
creation partnership web site	5
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variety of subject areas	5
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instances will never have	5
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text creation partnership web	5
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quantities of textual data	5
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characters marked as illegible	5
markup guidelines are available	5
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corrected where possible up	5
to goe for england	5
tcp is to encode	5
a works in english	5
the text encoding initiative	5
any in the world	5
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the manner of their	5
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all likelihood such instances	5
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keying and markup guidelines	5
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or later edition of	5
create accurately transcribed and	5
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proquest to create accurately	5
illegibles were encoded as	5
selection was intended to	5
a number of works	5
companies for transcription and	5
or text strings within	5
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those which did not	5
wide variety of subject	5
tei p using tcp	5
been issued variously as	5
processed by university of	5
illegible were corrected where	5
some as big as	5
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respectfully request that due	5
two or three thousand	5
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via their early english	5
as though they had	5
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some readable characters will	5
mainly structural encoding based	5
errors will remain and	5
set saile for england	5
accordance with level of	5
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as big as our	5
and some readable characters	5
honourable court of parliament	5
standards were returned to	5
for an anonymous work	5
their works are eligible	5
the encoding was enhanced	5
page images in accordance	5
to page images in	5
project have been released	5
of tcp data is	5
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of some of the	5
if they be not	5
were encoded as gap	5
in matters of religion	5
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due credit and attribution	5
by university of nebraska	5
bibliography of english literature	5
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the time of the	5
conversion and holy conversation	5
the glory of god	5
tcp aimed to produce	5
up to a limit	5
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language title published between	5
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published between and available	5
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p using tcp tei	5
and encoded texts based	5
the image sets published	5
data is very good	5
encoded and linked to	5
texts for their own	5
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of the project have	5
of the texts have	5
the north side of	5
church of england is	5
the public domain as	5
with changes to facilitate	5
in mind that in	5
by proquest via their	5
or elements to simplify	5
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editorial teams in oxford	5
foot and an half	5
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the most of those	5
of michigan and oxford	5
reflect the true nature	5
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with level of the	5
remaining illegibles were encoded	5
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by a tcp editor	5
or corrected and characters	5
and available in eebo	5
proquest via their early	5
editions of a works	5
of the tei in	5
extent have been transformed	5
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two or three daies	5
by converting tcp files	5
notably latin and welsh	5
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encoding based on the	5
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files to tei p	5
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as much as any	3
to lay down their	3
william prynne of lincolnes	3
and the well reputed	3
for the common good	3
had like to haue	3
till the end of	3
they returned into virginia	3
of one hundred tunnes	3
to the councell and	3
some letters and papers	3
of the trading party	3
in the gouernment of	3
the reformation of virginia	3
for as much as	3
with all sorts of	3
shall give you a	3
i shall begin with	3
as all the rest	3
with forty or fifty	3
procedings of those severall	3
as is formerly related	3
the king and the	3
four chiefest plantations of	3
is to be seen	3
but many of them	3
a mine of gold	3
both by sea and	3
out of the water	3
but by the way	3
to the easterne shore	3
some of the chiefe	3
they came to the	3
seuerall blankes next after	3
inhabitants of the summer	3
of this their church	3
and fifty foot high	3
with all possible speed	3
haue done as much	3
the ordinances and proceedings	3
one tree to another	3
to refresh our selues	3
a bunch of feathers	3
and shoulders painted red	3
the four chiefest plantations	3
and the accidents that	3
and descriptions of all	3
which is more then	3
both in church and	3
lesse then an houre	3
the lord la warre	3
i doubt not but	3
i neuer heard of	3
they are very strong	3
befell them in all	3
and religion yet knowne	3
breach of peace with	3
of sir george summers	3
fresh discovery of some	3
presented to the high	3
betweene wind and water	3
with his owne hand	3
with the procedings of	3
a chayne of pearle	3
out of the sea	3
the fruits of the	3
the sight of a	3
the bermuda company to	3
answer of the bermuda	3
out of the councels	3
the king of patawomek	3
in the south sea	3
we had but one	3
with the maner of	3
for which he was	3
the sacrament of the	3
so returned to our	3
the imprisoning of mr	3
distraction and prejudice of	3
the fruit is like	3
in defence of the	3
the head of this	3
the matters complained of	3
and the honourable company	3
let flie their arrowes	3
the rest of their	3
with hooks and lines	3
may reade at large	3
and when they come	3
the time of his	3
of any such matter	3
and all his company	3
in gathering their new	3
of one of the	3
the blacknesse of darknesse	3
west side of the	3
the consent of the	3
of some prodigious new	3
of the parliament and	3
which they call a	3
which caused vs to	3
order from the company	3
from the church of	3
up the people to	3
to bring them to	3
before the committee of	3
iohn smith sometymes governour	3
of the kings castle	3
some of the baser	3
of both houses of	3
the common good by	3
of all the rest	3
the hazard of our	3
of which they make	3
are to be had	3
well reputed valiant captaine	3
true worship of god	3
for all the rest	3
they build their houses	3
them at iames towne	3
the maior part of	3
the knowledge of god	3
a committee of parliament	3
to abandon the countrey	3
sacrament of the lords	3
and most of the	3
the relation of the	3
trade with the salvages	3
as it were a	3
the great distraction and	3
for new found land	3
the satisfaction of the	3
to the matters complained	3
iohn smith writ this	3
and faithful account of	3
short illustrations upon a	3
in church and state	3
from the west indies	3
you may reade at	3
the command of the	3
they make of the	3
to the king of	3
and papers lately sent	3
and by the power	3
it was no small	3
reade at large in	3
the splinter of a	3
account of the four	3
to haue made a	3
of it they make	3
we were constrained to	3
at the place where	3
an account of their	3
to come on shore	3
the original in the	3
in the ground like	3
that all the people	3
by william prynne of	3
of any thing but	3
great distraction and prejudice	3
of their distresse in	3
smith writ this with	3
one amongst the rest	3
after the rate for	3
to goe with him	3
the maps and descriptions	3
for the glory of	3
captaine iohn smith sometymes	3
both houses of parliament	3
when they are ripe	3
countryes admirall of new	3
a letter to the	3
him into the sea	3
when they had it	3
famous and worthy knight	3
miles to the north	3
they were not so	3
is strange to see	3
some of them who	3
and so returned to	3
not being able to	3
substance which they call	3
but in the beginning	3
in manner of a	3
it in a morter	3
divided into ten sections	3
chiefest plantations of the	3
as fast as a	3
of the river of	3
maner of their distresse	3
in the petition of	3
much as we could	3
from the honourable company	3
that nothing could be	3
peace with the salvages	3
and power of parliaments	3
one of the councell	3
not suffer them to	3
that there is no	3
by the authority aforesaid	3
of some independents there	3
we came to an	3
arrivall of sir thomas	3
in so much as	3
papers lately sent from	3
at the beginning of	3
is but a small	3
ordered to be published	3
of the losse of	3
it may be you	3
no person or persons	3
a great deale of	3
is a kinde of	3
as they can devise	3
the lost flocke triumphant	3
of the church and	3
the mercy of god	3
would haue slaine him	3
of three or four	3
a great charge and	3
he would not suffer	3
the worship of the	3
plenty of fish and	3
lay down their armes	3
the trust reposed in	3
ordinance of both houses	3
the best order he	3
to wash his hands	3
it is most certaine	3
to haue beene cast	3
of the councels letters	3
in the next place	3
the contents of the	3
but in the night	3
one hundred and forty	3
a quarter of an	3
any thing at all	3
dejected state of the	3
so that there is	3
three or foure hundred	3
i le to i	3
there is great store	3
him to iames towne	3
in the preceding sections	3
them in all their	3
the mouth of a	3
fury of the salvages	3
which they call the	3
as you may reade	3
and so after the	3
in the same latitude	3
of parliament for redresse	3
they set saile in	3
smith sometymes governour in	3
for which they have	3
at which time the	3
euer seene or heard	3
till the midst of	3
from their first beginning	3
place to plant in	3
and diuers other sorts	3
one of them with	3
to the great distraction	3
by that we had	3
and some of the	3
the church of god	3
an i le of	3
to make triall of	3
their wives and children	3
the happy arriuall of	3
a boat of two	3
the king of spain	3
in the nature of	3
ought not to be	3
of those that are	3
that is not ordained	3
a short time it	3
the hazard of his	3
any of them had	3
is not ordained a	3
parliament and its proceedings	3
of the honourable the	3
that famous and worthy	3
a peece of amber	3
the son of god	3
there is but one	3
representation of the dejected	3
of their own making	3
offensive to good christians	3
more then two hundred	3
and the most part	3
for the reformation of	3
heads and shoulders painted	3
the head of it	3
accidents that befell them	3
you may see the	3
the maintenance of them	3
as much as they	3
came boldly aboord vs	3
three or foure of	3
the well reputed valiant	3
the governour and assembly	3
and governours from their	3
and ought to be	3
tree is like a	3
twice or thrice in	3
is of a pure	3
discovery of some prodigious	3
of life and death	3
plantations of the english	3
but when they had	3
scepter out of his	3
of the baser sort	3
smith taketh the king	3
as it were the	3
in a little time	3
sir thomas dale hath	3
prejudice of that plantation	3
betwixt the degrees of	3
to a kinde of	3
of all those countryes	3
within two or three	3
the opinion of captaine	3
of that famous and	3
in the morning when	3
and by this meanes	3
the plantation of the	3
of the company in	3
whereunto some letters and	3
the nativity of sir	3
place in the world	3
he intended to haue	3
yet such was the	3
those severall colonies and	3
the conuersion of the	3
that they were in	3
and by and by	3
of the clocke in	3
in which the water	3
the heads of the	3
of the dejected state	3
no bigger then a	3
desired to know the	3
holinesse sir simon synod	3
till it came to	3
speak evill of dignities	3
they are of a	3
parts of the countrey	3
letters and papers lately	3
sent sir thomas gates	3
within foureteene daies after	3
but most of them	3
le to i le	3
but at last they	3
to the wonder of	3
or thrice in a	3
faithful account of the	3
matters complained of in	3
to heare and see	3
and not so good	3
things as they had	3
consideration of the honourable	3
parliament and synod in	3
the dejected state of	3
the diuision of the	3
of all sorts of	3
but at last she	3
out with a blanke	3
or three hundred men	3
so after the rate	3
christian kings and magistrates	3
on the south with	3
they go to the	3
thousand rialls of eight	3
the parliament and assembly	3
from the power of	3
the bay and rivers	3
to iames towne with	3
was kindly entertained by	3
to stir up the	3
some of them to	3
burgisses assembled in parliament	3
a prey to the	3
they come to be	3
in one of them	3
in a small barke	3
a peece of copper	3
governour in those countryes	3
in the bottome of	3
which they returned into	3
if it be not	3
copy of a letter	3
such things as he	3
aboue all the rest	3
the law of the	3
the arrivall of sir	3
of this river is	3
hundred bushels of corne	3
the treasurer and councell	3
they nourish their young	3
blankes next after them	3
the directory of parliament	3
towards the building of	3
and one in the	3
were about two hundred	3
the lord de la	3
maior part of the	3
with the rest of	3
the arriuall of captaine	3
the midst of the	3
extracted out of the	3
is made of the	3
foure or fiue houres	3
power and authority of	3
king of paspahegh prisoner	3
sufficient testimony of their	3
the land there is	3
that a man may	3
according to my duty	3
in iune and iuly	3
and that which is	3
severall colonies and the	3
they have in great	3
the honourable court of	3
is such plenty of	3
the procedings of those	3
opposers of independent novelties	3
the infidels children in	3
offered to the consideration	3
as we could carry	3
in obedience to the	3
they have no names	3
i haue not seene	3
many of them are	3
cast away vpon the	3
they divide the yeare	3
which is all the	3
to their order of	3
in all their journyes	3
but it may be	3
those that were to	3
tooke with him captaine	3
with the king of	3
forth her young ones	3
an hundred and twentie	3
whether they meane to	3
admitted of the councell	3
as high as a	3
as if they had	3
a petition presented to	3
with wood and water	3
of the bermuda company	3
we found our selues	3
to the right worshipfull	3
shall be drawne out	3
be of two sorts	3
to the high court	3
to suppresse the saluages	3
of those severall colonies	3
most part of them	3
that some of them	3
cut off his head	3
proceedings of some independents	3
in the church of	3
the end of august	3
ten or twelue daies	3
two or three leagues	3
hundred and fiftie men	3
we could carry we	3
with the happy arriuall	3
which they make of	3
and covered with a	3
divided into sixe bookes	3
and so eat it	3
taketh the king of	3
the most part in	3
illustrations upon a petition	3
according to their order	3
and in many places	3
in those countryes admirall	3
a ship called the	3
the arriuall of two	3
the clocke in the	3
now the third time	3
of gold and silver	3
against the parliament and	3
of the lords supper	3
if the party be	3
with the temperature of	3
the english in america	3
that no person or	3
in honour of our	3
went their bowes and	3
he had told them	3
early in the morning	3
according to their custome	3
comprising severall most libellous	3
their journyes and discoveries	3
colonies and the accidents	3
out of the earth	3
to the lord la	3
aptara keyed and coded	3
kindly vsed by the	3
in the same country	3
their bow and arrowes	3
for the east and	3
and at the end	3
drawne out with a	3
three or foure houres	3
the benefit of fishing	3
the body of a	3
the name of a	3
worship of the church	3
the master of the	3
of three or foure	3
be read in the	3
of the four chiefest	3
jurisdiction and power of	3
or part of them	3
in the least degree	3
be friends with vs	3
for the space of	3
of the city of	3
the petition of mr	3
common good by william	3
they set sayle from	3
in some places a	3
may be had by	3
ship called the treasurer	3
of the year is	3
this with his owne	3
with sir francis drake	3
the power of those	3
the iland of deuils	3
to be one of	3
some of them at	3
bigger than a mans	3
the most of their	3
distresse in the iland	3
you may reade in	3
in the iland of	3
sometymes governour in those	3
of the first planters	3
the riuer of chickahamania	3
court of parliament for	3
the ship called the	3
and prejudice of that	3
haue beene cast away	3
the opposers of independent	3
more then a thousand	3
an hundred and twenty	3
upon a petition presented	3
is the cause that	3
from tree to tree	3
hole in the earth	3
against the ordinance for	3
to learne the language	3
whence it s called	3
not much to haue	3
that befell them in	3
which is made of	3
but after a while	3
good lord deliver me	3
good by william prynne	3
of a committee of	3
all their journyes and	3
in the county of	3
they would not be	3
the honourable the knights	3
of the natives of	3
and when they have	3
on the east side	3
castle in his owne	3
on the easterne shore	3
any other reformed church	3
they were not able	3
to his good behaviour	3
and burgisses assembled in	3
and an half in	3
company to the matters	3
one of the best	3
what they could to	3
so good a worke	3
or any of them	3
and when it is	3
not ordained a minister	3
bigger than our english	3
heat of the sun	3
they have from the	3
against the church of	3
church and common wealth	3
on the north with	3
nativity of sir iohn	3
their distresse in the	3
their conversion and holy	3
as i haue said	3
the shape of a	3
the rate for more	3
the euent of the	3
of which there is	3
the bark of trees	3
the causes of our	3
containing short illustrations upon	3
you may see what	3
was three quarters of	3
not long after they	3
foure or fiue hundred	3
the army and kingdom	3
lately sent from the	3
well of fresh water	3
generall historie of virginia	3
government of this place	3
of so great a	3
you mean by conversion	3
by the sea side	3
the maner of their	3
half in the diameter	3
their servants and slaves	3
of the people in	3
also the maps and	3
the natives of virginia	3
if god had not	3
day or two after	3
we fell with the	3
all his men were	3
maps and descriptions of	3
but if they be	3
their wiues and children	3
french men of warre	3
in the feare of	3
so much the more	3
and thus it was	3
each of them a	3
such an abundance of	3
sent from the sommer	3
but the most part	3
one hundred and twenty	3
with their hands they	3
bound to his good	3
to the mercy of	3
and temporall magistrates in	3
some prodigious new wandring	3
the space of one	3
for england in the	3
the master and his	3
governours from their first	3
volley of small shot	3
with the names of	3
with such small meanes	3
and all sorts of	3
and cause them to	3
amongst a many of	3
returned for england in	3
the parliament and its	3
on each side the	3
all this time we	3
citezens and burgisses assembled	3
for a long time	3
to come to the	3
bermuda company to the	3
there is a great	3
opinion of captaine smith	3
against the ecclesiasticall jurisdiction	3
and this is the	3
the power of parliaments	3
them to iames towne	3
his brother sir thomas	2
they are taken with	2
and his person out	2
by the heat of	2
and in the meane	2
a number of good	2
and to follow the	2
put it into the	2
them within the distance	2
till they have made	2
sir thomas dale and	2
a very goodly bay	2
the country thirty six	2
is in the army	2
that when they had	2
being more willing to	2
to the river of	2
the vow and covenant	2
till he found out	2
of a strange shape	2
and pleasant navigable rivers	2
which is the most	2
most parts of the	2
many vollies of shot	2
round in manner of	2
bodies of the trees	2
the one side was	2
in a wooden platter	2
a bag under her	2
the censure of the	2
iohn wright at christ	2
much as any man	2
the goodnesse and greatnesse	2
and so i will	2
ten or twelue of	2
newports returne for england	2
one of their skins	2
so that in the	2
or myles in breadth	2
ships that went with	2
and if by the	2
to be put in	2
the length of the	2
of them one hundred	2
but there are many	2
in shape like our	2
many of them would	2
or to fetch it	2
you may see in	2
the vtmost of his	2
they are also to	2
but first to his	2
myles of iames towne	2
it is a great	2
to the fort and	2
may haue their fraught	2
his wife and children	2
for the preseruation of	2
with a volley of	2
before and after meat	2
the relations of them	2
unto the spirit of	2
where his lodging is	2
it seemes strange to	2
as well haue beene	2
we doe further order	2
in a broad bay	2
side of a young	2
if you will grant	2
all the rest to	2
we came to hatorask	2
to diuers of the	2
of his maiesties priuy	2
all the members of	2
honourable committee of lords	2
the want of a	2
the people differ very	2
one man and one	2
the lords of his	2
authority and jurisdiction of	2
a peninsula on the	2
they would not onely	2
obedience to the civill	2
if it had beene	2
west side of this	2
in this manner to	2
that shall be drawne	2
preaching in the army	2
and in short time	2
the wisdome and justice	2
they are able to	2
testimony of their true	2
of the last times	2
so that if you	2
as many women as	2
some part of it	2
haue beene seene to	2
are not such as	2
they wash them in	2
two more to his	2
three miles from charles	2
the heat of summer	2
doubtlesse they can never	2
and you shall find	2
in holy convocation at	2
surprized with a disease	2
that a good dog	2
went to the sea	2
end of the tail	2
what to doe with	2
him to come to	2
is most common is	2
no more of the	2
for the smoake to	2
to the pope of	2
are covered with a	2
out their own shame	2
colours that can be	2
with foure and thirty	2
faire well of fresh	2
fell with the canaries	2
and that as well	2
might as well haue	2
not the fruits of	2
the immortality of the	2
great and well proportioned	2
the opinion of master	2
invectives against the assembly	2
for lands or goods	2
discovery of the bay	2
infidels children in the	2
plantation of the english	2
the first invention of	2
from him to the	2
a great chayne of	2
betwixt the bay and	2
of the governour and	2
them to lay down	2
would be pleased to	2
wood that is most	2
are either a bone	2
which are very good	2
to make a bed	2
the difference of peace	2
the wracke of sir	2
the fruits of other	2
such places where they	2
the temper of the	2
as it is said	2
they sweat till they	2
they are a very	2
on these round about	2
to the building of	2
some question the truth	2
after the arriuall of	2
towards the end of	2
copy of the petition	2
year the weather is	2
vpon the arriuall of	2
in a manner wholly	2
the apprehension of reverend	2
the bishop of canterbury	2
in the world for	2
honour of our most	2
which seem to be	2
middles with a skin	2
till he came to	2
spared not the fruits	2
a plantation in new	2
other side the riuer	2
hundreth penny of his	2
discipline and forme of	2
our most noble prince	2
to keepe the king	2
devils and antichrists invention	2
and a halfe in	2
some thirtie or fortie	2
good of the colony	2
till it be as	2
they know not what	2
are of divers natures	2
of the independent church	2
some of them two	2
could see nothing but	2
a year or two	2
they all returned to	2
place where they first	2
is about a quarter	2
plants from the west	2
the third is a	2
but not long after	2
with their boats they	2
upon which the fruit	2
all the time of	2
file of musqueteers to	2
those in other countries	2
fitter to be a	2
of two dutch frigots	2
sufficient to beat out	2
bodies alter with their	2
which was as followeth	2
than they could be	2
relation to queene anne	2
at three shillings the	2
hue and cry from	2
to be apprehended by	2
it for the spanyards	2
chase them so long	2
black and hard as	2
for the one halfe	2
they chase them so	2
of tyranny and oppression	2
suspecting as it was	2
matters of religion and	2
this away went their	2
i think they have	2
they were so ouer	2
the assembly and presbytery	2
and see if he	2
if it be any	2
of captaine george piercie	2
nor euer did any	2
be suddenly surprized with	2
and honourable court of	2
the three turkes heads	2
as for the danger	2
by him is commonly	2
in such a case	2
place to make salt	2
may cause admiration in	2
the ordinance of tythes	2
it is therefore enacted	2
so many as could	2
each sent to build	2
there is anchorage for	2
for we heard no	2
the earth together by	2
the fault was his	2
set saile for new	2
that this act be	2
also resist the truth	2
third part of that	2
then all the books	2
deale with the salvages	2
the nature of a	2
the picture of a	2
the discovery of monacan	2
of you to goe	2
haue all the amber	2
desert places with their	2
both small and great	2
briefe relation of the	2
by reason of those	2
catechising all men and	2
and continue till the	2
the congregation in summer	2
a good part of	2
description of new england	2
order of their court	2
the people to mutiny	2
as they are able	2
to garbish their fish	2
a copy of a	2
the iudge of the	2
in the hands of	2
chappell to exercise in	2
they brought him to	2
where the woods are	2
three hundred of them	2
popes order for the	2
be it further enacted	2
of the chiefe priest	2
first planted by the	2
formerly baptized by others	2
within the compasse of	2
this little nauy royall	2
attributing something to them	2
and out of the	2
out of the ground	2
of these they make	2
and made of the	2
without the hazard of	2
the synod is guided	2
of the lord of	2
thing i could perceiue	2
makes a noise like	2
did my best to	2
captaine smith taken prisoner	2
and most of them	2
cast upon the sea	2
obseruations of the hollanders	2
land there is not	2
a great many of	2
the place of exercise	2
was one of their	2
darknesse is reserved for	2
as yet i neuer	2
last of this moneth	2
out of his throne	2
that ever breathed in	2
with the french men	2
temporall magistrates in generall	2
be bound to pray	2
to crosse the bay	2
which is onely a	2
conceive is a contradiction	2
when a maid is	2
in the absence of	2
heads of the rivers	2
and draw them to	2
in some places they	2
the comming in of	2
we heard no more	2
examples of the spaniards	2
i beseech your honour	2
they would doe the	2
it is the most	2
is a small root	2
are found certain stones	2
the same country at	2
from the spanish wracke	2
places with their families	2
hath euer beene the	2
or by all the	2
and fifty pound weight	2
of a pound of	2
we could not finde	2
printer to the reverend	2
smith neare killed with	2
of their powers and	2
and none of them	2
when the flowers are	2
ghost sent in a	2
with a good supply	2
the governour is so	2
with divers others to	2
make of one tree	2
the government of captaine	2
the sentence of this	2
out of the church	2
to take away the	2
for any thing else	2
tooles of all sorts	2
as well as the	2
given him to raign	2
she casts it forth	2
that captaine smith would	2
of the english plantations	2
they set at their	2
the priviledge of parliament	2
by two or three	2
their chiefe werowances came	2
two foot and an	2
to be seen in	2
had got from the	2
hazard of his life	2
twelue pounds ten shillings	2
and all along the	2
their children from baptisme	2
the inhabitants of the	2
the strength of the	2
in some of them	2
of hogs and other	2
should refuse to send	2
and so set saile	2
nourishing of all things	2
offer to the company	2
of our men being	2
estc s this keyboarded	2
where the saluages had	2
by the maior part	2
the vehemency of the	2
the fashion of a	2
in or over the	2
and for euer be	2
fathers the late lord	2
of the word of	2
to raign gloriously in	2
possession of the country	2
high as we could	2
as also in a	2
the same be it	2
to be ready vpon	2
being of so great	2
at what rate they	2
to make a little	2
with the company for	2
how to deale with	2
a true relation of	2
to kill the spirits	2
most gallant that is	2
if you will not	2
and little slips of	2
great houses filled with	2
a fast for all	2
they will row faster	2
my purpose is not	2
and if they would	2
of a spanish wracke	2
furnish them with all	2
doe any thing to	2
in the world within	2
before the bishop of	2
but vpon better consideration	2
there is a cave	2
on the south is	2
at the top of	2
their persons and liberties	2
a briefe relation of	2
one of these will	2
and how they vse	2
to the reverend assembly	2
not to be eaten	2
certain beast called a	2
at a great charge	2
which is of the	2
haue done the like	2
two or three inches	2
the mangoags to search	2
not long after a	2
of a white colour	2
which is the greatest	2
and there for a	2
universall catechising all men	2
and the sea the	2
much hurt by a	2
make a fishing voyage	2
parliament for redresse published	2
told them they should	2
to goe abroad with	2
to the church of	2
dayes and nights are	2
which in ten dayes	2
following we came to	2
by authority of a	2
was shot in his	2
they begin to plant	2
with such violence that	2
in some good course	2
affrica there is a	2
his shop in toleration	2
them all to their	2
in all one hundred	2
at the great end	2
by the rocks before	2
the fruit of the	2
the building of the	2
after a little conference	2
two or three more	2
but by reason of	2
the midst of may	2
carelesse of any thing	2
or three inches long	2
are much like ours	2
are great store of	2
not at the first	2
was shot to death	2
the vttermost of their	2
dutch man of warre	2
with great fear and	2
to exercise the liberty	2
of their head like	2
to haue abandoned the	2
to be set up	2
and every his majesties	2
hundred and twentie of	2
put them in mind	2
two miles and a	2
not far from the	2
and beset the fields	2
in the height of	2
when any of them	2
he hath houses built	2
be one of the	2
for euer and euer	2
it hath beene to	2
most part in the	2
in england in the	2
in such a manner	2
giue mee leaue to	2
names we know not	2
them so long within	2
any other place in	2
sent to discover the	2
after some dayes imprisonment	2
set sayle from england	2
honourable houses of parliament	2
corne to be planted	2
the best he could	2
whether it be not	2
vsed by the people	2
the beginning of trade	2
but they hold all	2
one of them came	2
nor any of his	2
no sooner was this	2
court of parliament and	2
loue you not me	2
no place hath more	2
it about his necke	2
would take them to	2
about the bignesse of	2
which in england we	2
it is hard if	2
of the plantane is	2
and establishing this their	2
good of the colonie	2
replenished with hens and	2
came to visit him	2
the parliament and company	2
two shillings six pence	2
the people the same	2
never able to come	2
in their temples they	2
and if it be	2
him or any of	2
after the publishing hereof	2
diuides it into many	2
cold as in france	2
not any thing at	2
be put into a	2
them in mats for	2
the manner of a	2
of the tree is	2
the summer isles with	2
opinion of our god	2
is decreed and ordained	2
the lord of hosts	2
you may see at	2
there are great store	2
and to such places	2
the yeare of our	2
it with their meat	2
if there be any	2
no not so much	2
ten myles from iames	2
many of them haue	2
the generall good of	2
the watch was set	2
and the cause of	2
our king and countrey	2
no manner of person	2
many worthy members of	2
a great difference betwixt	2
the next day there	2
with our english bodies	2
all that would be	2
and such as did	2
like those of the	2
they are rung out	2
which gaue no lesse	2
by a right line	2
of them would haue	2
had not taught vs	2
estc r this keyboarded	2
came to visit vs	2
in may and iune	2
in a manner as	2
on his right hand	2
as soon as it	2
left to our fortunes	2
pound of tobacco for	2
would eate a bit	2
and one hundred and	2
by the power of	2
for the prevention of	2
many of them had	2
written or preached against	2
then a mile from	2
conference with a saluage	2
the affaires of virginia	2
water to the thickness	2
and in winter from	2
a long yellow fruit	2
it in the woods	2
that none but their	2
to goe to virginia	2
infinite number of them	2
present estate of that	2
some three miles from	2
canuas to make a	2
clarke of the councell	2
the country of indostan	2
that they might be	2
one of the three	2
since the beginning of	2
one of the most	2
this they vse for	2
they all know their	2
a hundred of them	2
good lord deliver us	2
and the tops of	2
stay in the iles	2
most gracious prince charles	2
hath beene in their	2
pamphlets which were ever	2
a faire well of	2
hee was sent to	2
and made a good	2
bring them to their	2
many other such like	2
till it be like	2
a strange increase of	2
in point of conscience	2
as he had beene	2
stir up the people	2
a mappe of the	2
rebellion against the parliament	2
to have their children	2
halfe a pint of	2
fly up into the	2
they would set up	2
to the peace and	2
day of the assise	2
mould two or three	2
which is a great	2
exceeding loue of the	2
vp to the middles	2
them as it were	2
platter to wash his	2
by the help of	2
when all their fruits	2
to be proceeded against	2
the highest degree of	2
to be seen a	2
i humbly conceive is	2
of gold and siluer	2
and some of his	2
of them that haue	2
well wooded and watered	2
the foure great men	2
person out of his	2
latter end of may	2
and after their decease	2
but the next day	2
all parts of the	2
so hard and tough	2
unchristian passages against the	2
the speed we could	2
of men and beasts	2
i shall give a	2
the fraught of the	2
he is in the	2
and the relations of	2
the safety of this	2
one of my daughters	2
of loue and peace	2
till the next haruest	2
two or three wives	2
in the wayes of	2
neere halfe a mile	2
vse of our armes	2
sort of bread which	2
of a stammel colour	2
his friend captaine iohn	2
as it is with	2
expounded by a minister	2
order he could for	2
the sign of the	2
the commodities of the	2
the wood that is	2
there is a strange	2
vs then supply vs	2
that no manner of	2
that he intended to	2
there are two sorts	2
the minister doth then	2
for want of experience	2
preach that is not	2
of the christian magistrate	2
heads and shoulders are	2
within ten or twelue	2
were landed in this	2
euer be friends with	2
them out of their	2
what hath beene the	2
in europe doth more	2
of our most noble	2
the assistance of the	2
women and children do	2
according to the order	2
hazard of our lives	2
our most royall king	2
which might as well	2
to deale with the	2
covered with a great	2
a ship and a	2
to make them hardy	2
in the woods and	2
smiths offer to the	2
and some the hand	2
from the furie of	2
to be solde by	2
the ordinance of parliament	2
and so the next	2
right reverend father in	2
in a long time	2
of their chiefe werowances	2
and when they were	2
or any other place	2
round about the house	2
it pleased god he	2
yard and a half	2
of the island of	2
the coldest mornings they	2
separated from the admirall	2
so long within that	2
sent some of them	2
most monstrous to behold	2
with the end of	2
arrived at iames towne	2
againe to their owne	2
long ere this haue	2
it was but a	2
it may be some	2
as is formerly said	2
the sword of the	2
be published in all	2
to be had for	2
to know the cause	2
the place where i	2
other cattle according to	2
it is decreed and	2
from i le to	2
of the common people	2
in one place where	2
and is very good	2
they have plenty of	2
splinter of a bone	2
in the presence of	2
touched with any sicknesse	2
many other vexatious wayes	2
but now they are	2
was baptized by the	2
it hath a good	2
with the feare of	2
those places where they	2
yeeld obedience to the	2
the gouernment left to	2
the healthfulnesse of the	2
that a man can	2
was but onely to	2
the manner was thus	2
and will never be	2
a few of the	2
the governour and his	2
guided by the holy	2
in all the churches	2
in the somer iles	2
all such as are	2
and therefore they call	2
round as a ball	2
men of corrupt mindes	2
a wooden platter to	2
hundred and fortie tuns	2
is of the bignesse	2
in a quarter of	2
master scriveners voyage to	2
prove the church of	2
a tunable voice of	2
of the english they	2
to be paid when	2
the church and people	2
two foot and a	2
liberty of their persons	2
mind of their covenant	2
they pipe as on	2
in the same height	2
hung it about his	2
to be rid of	2
it hath a long	2
and plant our fields	2
by the hazard of	2
no lesse then a	2
the english in virginia	2
large and pleasant navigable	2
is covered with a	2
the holy ghost sent	2
to the right honourable	2
patents granted by his	2
without any signe of	2
in the place where	2
they returned for england	2
set up a new	2
persons inhabiting within these	2
at last they found	2
all they haue to	2
would i haue had	2
according to their best	2
seuen or eight hundred	2
ordinance for tythes under	2
signified vnto vs they	2
there is plentie of	2
and the people of	2
the leaves are like	2
the raigne of our	2
the blanke that shall	2
the fires they place	2
of power and ability	2
person or persons be	2
to a place where	2
their bows and arrows	2
lords of his maiesties	2
water beyond the mountaines	2
the fruit is somewhat	2
by sir walter raleigh	2
should be friends with	2
the councell to send	2
foure good ships to	2
good of their common	2
be in the island	2
raging waves of the	2
have their children baptized	2
several sorts of meat	2
of sir george somers	2
the ground was covered	2
him so much as	2
if he bid him	2
top of this tree	2
which was onely the	2
of the third supply	2
the accidents and proceedings	2
though they had all	2
which resembleth clay is	2
is it fit that	2
i have done more	2
trials of new england	2
and therefore must be	2
into which they put	2
the rocks before they	2
the country is not	2
enemies to the peace	2
two or three little	2
whom they call werowances	2
as they are in	2
there is a plant	2
the language of powhatan	2
assembly of divines and	2
then for want of	2
who have taken it	2
for almost these two	2
our most gracious prince	2
a particular of such	2
had at all of	2
thrice in a night	2
as it should haue	2
his maiesty would please	2
the right honourable henry	2
great chayne of white	2
to be had in	2
so many of them	2
committee for the american	2
iohn farrar his deputy	2
such abundance as is	2
the loue i beare	2
in the magazeen ship	2
the shore to seeke	2
by the power and	2
liberty of their consciences	2
of the devils and	2
there are many other	2
light of the gospel	2
two spanish men of	2
within fiue or six	2
being one of the	2
cause of the massacre	2
for the destroying of	2
to the honourable lords	2
so many as they	2
and every of them	2
supply the necessities of	2
be sold at his	2
and the rest so	2
we found two or	2
but three or foure	2