trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	20
english books online	16
and his accomplices	14
based on the	12
the case of	12
text creation partnership	12
the said murrey	10
and about the	9
case of several	9
in and about	9
of london and	9
murrey and his	8
marked as illegible	8
represented either as	8
either as utf	8
keying and markup	8
the said coachmen	8
characters represented either	8
the cities of	7
about the cities	7
london and westminster	7
early works to	7
cities of london	7
of several hackney	6
accomplices private interest	6
to the utter	6
the utter ruin	6
and westminster and	6
his accomplices private	6
one robert murrey	6
utter ruin of	6
his and his	6
for his and	6
westminster and the	6
for their own	6
that the said	6
of many families	6
by one robert	6
and the said	6
the said hackney	6
the said act	6
coachmen in and	6
occasioned by one	6
and the suburbs	6
ruin of many	6
and his adherents	6
according to the	5
act of common	5
mind that in	4
reflect the true	4
these processes should	4
a work was	4
anyone can now	4
coded from proquest	4
new cambridge bibliography	4
by proquest via	4
of the process	4
are eligible for	4
tcp aimed to	4
created during phase	4
assumptions that can	4
about the data	4
the tei in	4
make clear that	4
to page images	4
this phase i	4
encoding was enhanced	4
to the terms	4
variously as sgml	4
credit and attribution	4
should bear in	4
where possible up	4
did not meet	4
aware of the	4
or for an	4
record of the	4
creation partnership web	4
page images in	4
text with mnemonic	4
accordance with level	4
the process of	4
encoding based on	4
into placeholder characters	4
appears in ncbel	4
enhanced and or	4
of works in	4
to encode one	4
terms of creative	4
or tei g	4
sent to external	4
instances per text	4
sets published by	4
hackney coachmen from	4
phase of the	4
into the public	4
the print record	4
by the institutions	4
any assumptions that	4
understanding these processes	4
have been transformed	4
teams in oxford	4
if an author	4
encode one copy	4
now take and	4
of the print	4
were encoded as	4
encoded as gap	4
intended to range	4
the public domain	4
from proquest page	4
create diplomatic transcriptions	4
the universities of	4
while the overall	4
then their works	4
been looked at	4
latin and welsh	4
keying companies for	4
support to the	4
every monographic english	4
there are a	4
and therefore chose	4
as illegible were	4
textual data within	4
work described above	4
of a works	4
to critical editions	4
processed by university	4
under the penalty	4
to the keyers	4
issued variously as	4
to do so	4
title published between	4
of known extent	4
that can be	4
some readable characters	4
markup reviewed and	4
in other languages	4
to the early	4
the project have	4
will never have	4
the said robert	4
the new cambridge	4
and markup guidelines	4
text is available	4
available in eebo	4
can now take	4
take and use	4
although there are	4
university of nebraska	4
was chosen if	4
and some readable	4
wide variety of	4
in accordance with	4
their original source	4
oxford and the	4
to facilitate morpho	4
publisher proquest to	4
have been looked	4
of each text	4
is very good	4
tcp files to	4
first editions of	4
possible up to	4
and encoded edition	4
text can be	4
is the greater	4
the filling in	4
partnership web site	4
i text is	4
quantities of textual	4
keyed and coded	4
on the image	4
their early english	4
is available for	4
respectfully request that	4
chose to create	4
for keying and	4
will remain and	4
transformed into placeholder	4
likelihood such instances	4
proquest page images	4
therefore of any	4
an anonymous work	4
level of the	4
of creating the	4
available for reuse	4
keyers to be	4
the true nature	4
texts for their	4
the institutions providing	4
text transcribed from	4
can be copied	4
the first edition	4
by university of	4
works are eligible	4
encoded and linked	4
the publisher proquest	4
as of january	4
and oxford and	4
distributed and performed	4
but we respectfully	4
use these texts	4
was proofread for	4
to produce large	4
encoded text transcribed	4
extent have been	4
sensible of the	4
and markup reviewed	4
a second or	4
created by converting	4
been transformed into	4
that due credit	4
be made about	4
there was a	4
image sets were	4
reviewed and edited	4
said murrey and	4
placeholder characters or	4
request that due	4
encoded texts based	4
upon the said	4
of the period	4
bibliography of english	4
of creative commons	4
the text can	4
image sets published	4
using tcp tei	4
unicode or tei	4
files to tei	4
some errors will	4
which did not	4
of every monographic	4
for commercial purposes	4
returned to the	4
to be redone	4
create accurately transcribed	4
conversion the case	4
and linked to	4
on the text	4
the said thomas	4
or text strings	4
described above is	4
converting tcp files	4
project was divided	4
process of creating	4
given to their	4
language title published	4
looked at by	4
even for commercial	4
gaps by user	4
been released into	4
such instances will	4
in english were	4
and those which	4
project restraints of	4
notably latin and	4
as opposed to	4
of the project	4
those which did	4
have been issued	4
the early english	4
edition of a	4
bear in mind	4
texts created during	4
known extent have	4
simplify the filling	4
books online text	4
the overall quality	4
with mnemonic sdata	4
qa standards were	4
was intended to	4
characters marked as	4
are a number	4
later edition of	4
by the said	4
institutions providing financial	4
sampled and proofread	4
pfs batch review	4
will be marked	4
p using tcp	4
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of the work	4
quality of tcp	4
and xml conversion	4
during phase of	4
online text creation	4
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a works in	4
by editorial teams	4
and available in	4
meet qa standards	4
creating the tcp	4
these texts for	4
processes should make	4
usual project restraints	4
without asking permission	4
in of gaps	4
images in accordance	4
true nature of	4
due credit and	4
a limit of	4
opposed to critical	4
number of works	4
the texts have	4
all likelihood such	4
published between and	4
of instances per	4
each text was	4
to create diplomatic	4
attribution is given	4
any remaining illegibles	4
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by a tcp	4
by user contributors	4
text and markup	4
linked to page	4
mainly structural encoding	4
were encoded and	4
to external keying	4
selection was intended	4
gap elements of	4
or corrected and	4
was a compelling	4
of the texts	4
work was chosen	4
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providing financial support	4
is a partnership	4
the text encoding	4
tei in libraries	4
encoded edition of	4
and coded from	4
filling in of	4
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been issued variously	4
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quality assurance was	4
of subject areas	4
variety of subject	4
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cambridge bibliography of	4
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the usual project	4
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text was proofread	4
aim of eebo	4
or later edition	4
for transcription and	4
tei p using	4
project have been	4
a wide variety	4
lincoln and northwestern	4
never have been	4
and use these	4
data within the	4
michigan and oxford	4
hundred hackney coachmen	4
accurately transcribed and	4
is to encode	4
phase i text	4
selection was based	4
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and or corrected	4
of a work	4
sdata character entities	4
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the terms of	4
and encoded texts	4
the texts were	4
were corrected where	4
characters or elements	4
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of textual data	4
oxford and michigan	4
and attribution is	4
made about the	4
texts have been	4
proquest to create	4
the general aim	4
to simplify the	4
tei g elements	4
ascii text with	4
the keyers to	4
text strings within	4
tcp data is	4
tiff page image	4
and basic encoding	4
the work described	4
tcp is a	4
available at the	4
financial support to	4
compelling reason to	4
range over a	4
structural encoding based	4
to create accurately	4
characters will be	4
aimed to produce	4
this keyboarded and	4
users should bear	4
kb of xml	4
of english literature	4
markup guidelines are	4
to reflect the	4
editorial teams in	4
proofread for accuracy	4
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transcription and basic	4
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coaches in the	4
said thomas cadman	4
can be made	4
if there was	4
transcribed and encoded	4
him sensible of	4
to a limit	4
the penalty of	4
a tcp editor	4
therefore chose to	4
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tcp assigned for	4
editions of a	4
mnemonic sdata character	4
works in english	4
texts were encoded	4
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domain as of	4
english were prioritized	4
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or elements to	4
corrected and characters	4
of time and	4
changes to facilitate	4
illegible were corrected	4
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and the publisher	4
accuracy and those	4
out by editorial	4
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texts based on	4
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overall quality of	4
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public domain as	4
the text creation	4
text selection was	4
have been released	4
published by proquest	4
and therefore of	4
on the new	4
a compelling reason	4
released into the	4
eligible for inclusion	4
second or later	4
carried out by	4
universities of michigan	4
then carried out	4
are available at	4
external keying companies	4
the tcp texts	4
to range over	4
of michigan and	4
errors will remain	4
in all likelihood	4
contrary to the	4
between and available	4
edition of the	4
should make clear	4
companies for transcription	4
into two phases	4
that in all	4
for an anonymous	4
assurance was then	4
instances will never	4
standards were returned	4
regulating of hackney	4
chosen if there	4
strings within braces	4
their works are	4
nature of the	4
corrected where possible	4
the image sets	4
with level of	4
elements of known	4
in oxford and	4
xml conversion the	4
unicode or text	4
at the text	4
said robert murrey	4
their own purposes	4
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should be aware	4
sets were sent	4
and made him	4
were returned to	4
between the universities	4
text encoding initiative	4
restraints of time	4
of the tei	4
limit of instances	4
of gaps by	4
users should be	4
over a wide	4
works in other	4
time and funding	4
in mind that	4
large quantities of	4
and characters marked	4
be marked as	4
via their early	4
included and sometimes	4
illegibles were encoded	4
of tcp data	4
usually the first	4
print record of	4
guidelines are available	4
or lossless xml	4
represented to the	3
estc r ocm	3
laws of this	3
honourable the knights	3
to take the	3
act of parliament	3
your honours to	3
ocm this keyboarded	3
logarbo sampled and	3
money hire men	3
the said r	3
and all the	3
in parliament assembled	3
r ocm this	3
king charles ii	3
of the aforesaid	3
several of his	3
apex covantage keyed	3
to the commons	3
we most humbly	3
of his majesties	3
in the year	3
did with money	3
assembled in parliament	3
logarbo text and	3
as in duty	3
into your serious	3
as they are	3
they are advised	3
his majesties loyal	3
most humbly beseech	3
humbly represented to	3
ply in and	3
this land as	3
to ply in	3
for the regulating	3
the laws of	3
and we and	3
honours to take	3
the regulating of	3
covantage keyed and	3
sir edward villers	3
we and all	3
a wing c	3
beseech your honours	3
recommended to the	3
humbly beseech your	3
an act of	3
house of commons	3
case of r	3
wherefore we most	3
all the said	3
humbly recommended to	3
shall ever pray	3
commons of england	3
of several of	3
in duty bound	3
all the rest	3
land as they	3
mona logarbo text	3
majesties loyal subjects	3
the commons of	3
and did with	3
to the laws	3
mona logarbo sampled	3
of this land	3
your serious consideration	3
with money hire	3
very much oppressed	3
said servants behalf	2
in one year	2
tower of london	2
kept him prisoner	2
for his own	2
almighty god to	2
with the addition	2
poor men suffered	2
suggested by wing	2
from taking up	2
accomplices afterwards sollicited	2
the said one	2
to restrain all	2
his accomplices afterwards	2
imployed to put	2
more money in	2
never put it	2
treasury in november	2
coachmen from taking	2
and regulating hackney	2
staid several suits	2
and to the	2
one thomas cadman	2
procure one or	2
and undone by	2
assist him with	2
then popish commissioners	2
right they held	2
then attorny general	2
prince of orange	2
plying with their	2
to see by	2
said coachmen after	2
put upon them	2
licences to persons	2
right honourable the	2
or two in	2
some poor hackney	2
accordingly on his	2
after having suffered	2
penalty of forty	2
act was against	2
shillings each coach	2
with money to	2
to ply within	2
humbly desire that	2
they may be	2
but hackney coachmen	2
upon the bulwark	2
desire that the	2
and th years	2
to keep the	2
had formerly ruined	2
coach for every	2
before the said	2
to sollicit the	2
put it upon	2
the year obtained	2
not pleased almighty	2
the poor mens	2
of the oppression	2
had been all	2
his said servants	2
whereupon the knight	2
should pay the	2
held their power	2
sealed and security	2
pleased almighty god	2
next day by	2
men and keep	2
order from sir	2
of a friend	2
robert murrey and	2
behalf before his	2
to their relief	2
keep them from	2
for regulating of	2
by the aforesaid	2
brought into this	2
james was gone	2
men immediately seized	2
th and th	2
reproduction of original	2
at the same	2
until he gave	2
he gave a	2
the premises into	2
two in london	2
hall for above	2
of the verge	2
of forty pounds	2
came to those	2
obtained the then	2
of forty shillings	2
said one hundred	2
ply within the	2
they held their	2
gave a note	2
send his highness	2
act for licensing	2
by the unjust	2
was against law	2
them from their	2
prisoner at white	2
shillings for each	2
security given in	2
pounds penalty to	2
of common council	2
servant with his	2
said hackney coachmen	2
for above six	2
to the honourable	2
and burgesses in	2
coach to ply	2
bulwark wharfe before	2
his hand of	2
to appear before	2
since christmas last	2
of your petitioners	2
be settled at	2
bribes and other	2
one year for	2
a common projector	2
or those imployed	2
of the treasury	2
an order from	2
said murry did	2
wing c estc	2
london and suburbs	2
ruined and undone	2
to the commissioners	2
a friend or	2
burgesses in parliament	2
wharfe before the	2
men should pay	2
by his deluding	2
and that they	2
then prince of	2
but the coachmen	2
upon them by	2
the same yearly	2
for that imploy	2
to the lords	2
on his said	2
sollicit the then	2
year obtained an	2
coachmen are credably	2
coachmen to ply	2
the th and	2
the then prince	2
the rich men	2
commissioners to licence	2
marshals men immediately	2
then governour of	2
penalty of five	2
to suppress the	2
and cast the	2
qualified by the	2
the commission was	2
upon some poor	2
the tower gate	2
the said murray	2
by means of	2
the prejudice of	2
for working their	2
cadman and others	2
then the said	2
under his hand	2
until one thomas	2
the said verge	2
their coaches within	2
and if the	2
if the rich	2
to the prejudice	2
coachmen from plying	2
from plying with	2
petitioned his honour	2
murrey saw the	2
the late king	2
others not qualified	2
above six houres	2
note under his	2
did with the	2
their relief at	2
made for regulating	2
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that the act	2
to those he	2
before his honour	2
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the aforesaid order	2
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out of this	2
the bulwark wharfe	2
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same yearly rent	2
those imployed to	2
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accomplices did obtain	2
rent that was	2
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money to sollicit	2
his servant with	2
commission of no	2
pay the poor	2
lords of the	2
mony he could	2
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means of the	2
day by nine	2
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or more bills	2
forty pounds penalty	2
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them by the	2
and kept him	2
the commissioners and	2
own private interest	2
any fare upon	2
who was thereupon	2
c estc r	2
and other incomes	2
said sir edward	2
four hundred and	2
the next day	2
god to send	2
coachmen therefore humbly	2
said coachmen therefore	2
their own private	2
and his popish	2
commission was sealed	2
hundred and fifty	2
the then popish	2
could of the	2
that when the	2
his honour capt	2
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therefore humbly desire	2
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for licensing and	2
governour of the	2
at that very	2
that many poor	2
th years of	2
penalty to appear	2
may be vived	2
cadman did send	2
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one hundred coaches	2
many poor men	2
what right they	2
in the th	2
thomas cadman petitioned	2
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friend or two	2
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years of king	2
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of their own	2
prevailed upon some	2
he had formerly	2
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to the consideration	2
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an act for	2
in to the	2
it upon the	2
until the said	2
the then attorny	2
and to pay	2
of king charles	2
besides all bribes	2
council in london	2
late king james	2
coachmen were worth	2
he could of	2
for every offence	2
forty shillings each	2
the hackney coachmen	2
thomas cadman and	2
his popish commission	2
the liberty of	2
the hundred hackney	2
murry did get	2
coachmen that were	2
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did send his	2
him prisoner at	2
and wicked contrivance	2
consideration of the	2
restrain all but	2
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act in execution	2
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of original in	2
get the act	2
poor mens debts	2
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what mony he	2
all ruined and	2
of the abuse	2
only of one	2
before the tower	2
hand of forty	2
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act made for	2
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their own framing	2
one or more	2
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of the clock	2
law and legislation	2
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take the premises	2
unjust and wicked	2
to procure one	2
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coachmen and others	2
gone out of	2
to licence hackney	2
a note under	2
said coachmen are	2
did get clear	2
thomas cadman did	2
ends since christmas	2
hire men and	2
undone by the	2
him with money	2
the aforesaid murrey	2
was limitted by	2
and if it	2
all bribes and	2
to put the	2
the lords of	2
was sealed and	2
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commissioners and the	2
deluding speeches prevailed	2
within the liberties	2
yearly rent that	2
common council in	2
by the act	2
his own by	2
servants behalf before	2
appeared accordingly on	2
when the said	2
of the right	2
to send his	2
coachmen had been	2
and fifty pounds	2
of this kingdom	2
of the said	2
hackney coachmen to	2
had not pleased	2
was thereupon pleased	2
rich men should	2
and suburbs thereof	2
men suffered thereby	2
edward villers the	2
was gone out	2
than all the	2
cadman petitioned his	2
said coachmen being	2
assistance of a	2
and several others	2
thomas cadman appeared	2
that very time	2
afterwards sollicited his	2
popish commissioners to	2
popish commission of	2
one hundred hackney	2
addition only of	2
each coach for	2
may be settled	2
murray and his	2
clear to himself	2
suppress the hundred	2
abuse put upon	2
accomplices than all	2
money in one	2
be brought into	2
now the said	2
private interest cadman	2
premises into your	2
his deluding speeches	2
seized upon the	2
said act in	2
their said imployment	2
and others not	2
in the city	2
licensing and regulating	2
that now the	2
taking up any	2
pleased to take	2
did obtain an	2
villers the next	2
that was limitted	2
england and wales	2
obtained an act	2
marshal for the	2
coaches within the	2
to take it	2
wicked contrivance aforesaid	2
working their coaches	2
appear before the	2
king james was	2
by what right	2
been all ruined	2
so that many	2
made what mony	2
coach so offending	2
from their said	2
the coachmen that	2
cadman appeared accordingly	2
about the city	2
with the assistance	2
those he had	2
obtain an order	2
all but hackney	2
nine weeks restraint	2
to assist him	2
having obtained the	2
the liberties aforesaid	2
and never put	2
if it had	2
to be brought	2
the act of	2
suffered nine weeks	2
get clear to	2
speeches prevailed upon	2
given in to	2
to himself four	2
immediately seized upon	2
the said murry	2
year for working	2
take it off	2
for each coach	2
five shillings for	2
put the said	2
qualified for that	2
the consideration of	2
limitted by the	2
the right honourable	2
sollicited his honour	2
petition to the	2
relief at that	2
the addition only	2
up any fare	2
as the said	2
see by what	2
and security given	2
the unjust and	2
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