trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	104
english books online	89
according to the	55
of the said	51
out of the	50
text creation partnership	43
early works to	42
keying and markup	35
this text has	29
sampled and proofread	28
of the work	28
tcp assigned for	27
and coded from	27
the terms of	27
financial support to	27
for keying and	27
online text creation	27
the work described	27
and encoded edition	27
assigned for keying	27
support to the	27
encoded edition of	27
to the terms	27
the institutions providing	27
from proquest page	27
and markup reviewed	27
available for reuse	27
humble petition of	27
for commercial purposes	27
edition of the	27
encoded text transcribed	27
proquest page images	27
to the early	27
scanned from microfilm	27
markup reviewed and	27
the text can	27
can be copied	27
owned by the	27
text is available	27
institutions providing financial	27
of creative commons	27
keyboarded and encoded	27
all without asking	27
by the institutions	27
pfs batch review	27
the early english	27
providing financial support	27
images scanned from	27
phase i text	27
and xml conversion	27
text can be	27
without asking permission	27
work described above	27
iv tiff page	27
text and markup	27
this keyboarded and	27
books online text	27
kb of xml	27
text transcribed from	27
this phase i	27
above is co	27
coded from proquest	27
even for commercial	27
described above is	27
reviewed and edited	27
is available for	27
terms of creative	27
i text is	27
distributed and performed	27
keyed and coded	27
original in the	25
based on the	24
of the common	24
the humble petition	24
in this place	21
tiff page image	20
england and wales	20
is to be	20
been tokenized and	19
earlyprint project evanston	19
preserves archaic forms	19
not been fully	19
the annotation includes	19
standardized format that	19
the text more	19
textual changes aim	19
a standardized format	19
of a text	19
author or stationer	19
text is an	19
curation by amateur	19
display of a	19
of text r	19
format that preserves	19
a text in	19
text r in	19
that preserves archaic	19
textual changes and	19
walks of life	19
this text is	19
the right honourable	19
at restoring the	19
text has been	19
restoring the text	19
many walks of	19
the tcp digital	19
tcp digital transcription	19
enriched version of	19
been fully proofread	19
text more computationally	19
amateur and professional	19
based collaborative curation	19
aim at making	19
includes standard spellings	19
collaborative curation by	19
and suitable for	19
tokenized and linguistically	19
or stationer meant	19
users from many	19
enrichments aim at	19
annotated with morphadorner	19
in a standardized	19
suitable for network	19
professional end users	19
text has not	19
that support the	19
version of the	19
changes aim at	19
the text the	19
annotation includes standard	19
spellings that support	19
and metadata enrichments	19
in the english	19
and professional end	19
english short title	19
linguistically annotated with	19
of the tcp	19
making the text	19
an enriched version	19
easier to read	19
changes and metadata	19
text the author	19
has not been	19
the display of	19
end users from	19
is an enriched	19
by amateur and	19
the text has	19
r in the	19
more computationally tractable	19
stationer meant to	19
the english short	19
text in a	19
meant to publish	19
and that the	19
the author or	19
aim at restoring	19
standard spellings that	19
metadata enrichments aim	19
support the display	19
fully proofread approx	19
from many walks	19
has been tokenized	19
short title catalog	19
at making the	19
and linguistically annotated	19
digital transcription a	18
estc r this	18
thou canst not	18
those that are	18
a of text	18
r this keyboarded	18
transcription a of	18
not at all	17
mo a wing	17
reproduction of the	17
in these words	17
creditors of the	17
the original in	17
of the original	17
out of this	17
marked as illegible	16
represented either as	16
to the right	16
assembled in parliament	16
the creditors of	16
the good of	16
as well as	16
this is the	16
either as utf	16
characters represented either	16
for want of	15
as in the	15
her two sonnes	15
the time of	15
one of the	15
of the law	15
out of that	15
the apostle paul	14
of this life	14
to be paid	14
the said robert	14
the british library	14
the court of	14
of the world	14
that it is	14
the law of	14
it is not	14
of the church	13
word of god	13
and in the	13
wealth of england	13
in the british	13
that they may	13
it may be	13
the word of	13
to be a	13
right honourable the	12
to the lord	12
part of the	12
by reason of	12
of the lord	12
covantage keyed and	12
the rest of	12
that the said	12
the case of	12
apex covantage keyed	12
of the prophet	12
the rate of	12
of the people	12
that in all	11
to the end	11
debt or damages	11
so shalt thou	11
as it is	11
when thou art	11
the said commissioners	11
to the said	11
and when thou	11
thou art here	11
the high court	11
there was a	11
high court of	11
the name of	11
in the year	11
and it is	10
out of his	10
as gap elements	10
of the gospel	10
for div a	10
or any thing	10
text has no	10
by the said	10
and those which	10
the people of	10
has no known	10
not thy selfe	10
the satisfaction of	10
notes for div	10
in the end	10
not to be	10
were recorded as	10
gap elements at	10
thou hast beene	10
said robert campion	10
for debt or	10
thou shalt not	10
and for the	10
elements at the	10
if it be	10
pitcher of oyle	10
a this text	10
time of transcription	10
known defects that	10
thou wilt not	10
there is no	10
no known defects	10
by way of	10
at the time	10
recorded as gap	10
feare of god	10
this honourable house	10
that were recorded	10
defects that were	10
of the gospell	9
the house of	9
or any other	9
to do so	9
this text in	9
that your petitioner	9
it is said	9
of defects per	9
of a work	9
for their own	9
copies of the	9
of the creditors	9
the lord will	9
rate of defects	9
the power of	9
in prison i	9
court of parliament	9
puts this text	9
be able to	9
although there are	9
in those dayes	9
the common law	9
thou shalt be	9
in the world	9
will not pay	9
of texts with	9
text in the	9
one of them	9
thou art in	9
lord chief justice	9
thou art a	9
of original in	9
to be his	9
of the parliament	9
is against the	9
category of texts	9
the hands of	9
an ordinance of	9
a number of	9
as shall be	9
reproduction of original	9
the said earl	9
rest of the	9
words puts this	9
to the keyers	8
of works in	8
were returned to	8
sdata character entities	8
so much the	8
there are a	8
ocm this keyboarded	8
data within the	8
or for an	8
chose to create	8
now take and	8
been transformed into	8
as the apostle	8
logarbo sampled and	8
prisoners in the	8
or tei g	8
on the image	8
text strings within	8
image sets were	8
of the print	8
take and use	8
usual project restraints	8
guidelines are available	8
of a works	8
texts based on	8
anyone can now	8
the usual project	8
in other languages	8
nature of the	8
tei g elements	8
we respectfully request	8
those which did	8
reflect the true	8
by a tcp	8
now thou art	8
by university of	8
been issued variously	8
about the data	8
changes to facilitate	8
text with mnemonic	8
a wide variety	8
a second or	8
any assumptions that	8
logarbo text and	8
have been looked	8
of the project	8
overall quality of	8
made about the	8
create diplomatic transcriptions	8
instances per text	8
as gap s	8
be made about	8
is to encode	8
can now take	8
it is a	8
the overall quality	8
in like manner	8
is a partnership	8
variously as sgml	8
users should be	8
compelling reason to	8
of every monographic	8
published by proquest	8
any remaining illegibles	8
will never have	8
proquest to create	8
large quantities of	8
which did not	8
and sometimes a	8
to their original	8
page images in	8
of instances per	8
latin and welsh	8
sometimes a second	8
and basic encoding	8
was proofread for	8
to produce large	8
said letters patents	8
qa standards were	8
opposed to critical	8
sets were sent	8
and characters marked	8
companies for transcription	8
create accurately transcribed	8
the tcp texts	8
proquest via their	8
the losse of	8
the keyers to	8
the lord chief	8
eligible for inclusion	8
oxford and the	8
bibliography of english	8
later edition of	8
into two phases	8
processed by university	8
and attribution is	8
encoded and linked	8
these processes should	8
domain as of	8
have been released	8
michigan and oxford	8
data is very	8
notably latin and	8
within the usual	8
unicode or tei	8
in of gaps	8
if there was	8
the universities of	8
encoding based on	8
to simplify the	8
the new cambridge	8
annotation on thomason	8
to tei p	8
in english were	8
to facilitate morpho	8
elements to simplify	8
been released into	8
usually the first	8
commons assembled in	8
were corrected where	8
divided into two	8
range over a	8
tcp files to	8
sent to external	8
chosen if there	8
via their early	8
the end of	8
between the universities	8
never have been	8
the general aim	8
placeholder characters or	8
number of works	8
second or later	8
or elements to	8
restraints of time	8
tcp data is	8
of the period	8
whichever is the	8
of the late	8
then their works	8
to a limit	8
was enhanced and	8
encoded as gap	8
global keyed and	8
gap elements of	8
image sets published	8
general aim of	8
text encoding initiative	8
to create diplomatic	8
strings within braces	8
likelihood such instances	8
keyers to be	8
oxford and michigan	8
the text encoding	8
not able to	8
this present parliament	8
therefore chose to	8
a compelling reason	8
converting tcp files	8
selection was based	8
university of nebraska	8
and the publisher	8
of tcp data	8
quality of tcp	8
of known extent	8
editions of a	8
cambridge bibliography of	8
petition of sir	8
by converting tcp	8
edition of a	8
creation partnership web	8
keying companies for	8
of english literature	8
of any assumptions	8
language title published	8
then carried out	8
and encoded texts	8
characters will be	8
the encoding was	8
a limit of	8
a tcp editor	8
transcription and basic	8
illegibles were encoded	8
images in accordance	8
of time and	8
textual data within	8
reason to do	8
was then carried	8
the lords and	8
carried out by	8
to critical editions	8
are a number	8
the said act	8
selection was intended	8
not meet qa	8
and therefore of	8
files to tei	8
attribution is given	8
or lossless xml	8
assurance was then	8
are available at	8
texts for their	8
level of the	8
aimed to produce	8
unicode or text	8
p using tcp	8
using tcp tei	8
characters marked as	8
english were prioritized	8
gaps by user	8
be aware of	8
make clear that	8
quantities of textual	8
for the time	8
the project have	8
in this life	8
can be made	8
and linked to	8
and commons assembled	8
aim of eebo	8
all likelihood such	8
transformed into placeholder	8
of the texts	8
of the widdow	8
of the tei	8
accuracy and those	8
is given to	8
with mnemonic sdata	8
houses of parliament	8
aware of the	8
is very good	8
credit and attribution	8
simplify the filling	8
a works in	8
users should bear	8
at the text	8
phase of the	8
were sent to	8
on the new	8
process of creating	8
for an anonymous	8
over a wide	8
some errors will	8
markup guidelines are	8
is the greater	8
of the process	8
universities of michigan	8
and therefore chose	8
with changes to	8
tcp project was	8
available in eebo	8
and markup guidelines	8
in accordance with	8
in the meane	8
structural encoding based	8
teams in oxford	8
to page images	8
texts were encoded	8
a partnership between	8
where possible up	8
limit of instances	8
possible up to	8
were encoded as	8
during phase of	8
of subject areas	8
was based on	8
the texts were	8
tcp is a	8
out by editorial	8
to range over	8
the image sets	8
to create accurately	8
mona logarbo sampled	8
been looked at	8
was divided into	8
or corrected and	8
shall be in	8
new cambridge bibliography	8
by the prophet	8
conversion to the	8
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of the same	8
encode one copy	8
accordance with level	8
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looked at by	8
and to the	8
into the public	8
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the text creation	8
mind that in	8
works in other	8
each text was	8
be marked as	8
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partnership web site	8
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standards were returned	8
thy selfe in	8
assumptions that can	8
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what shall i	8
in libraries guidelines	8
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the cause of	8
of michigan and	8
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have been transformed	8
the publisher proquest	8
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accurately transcribed and	8
due credit and	8
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processes should make	8
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external keying companies	8
request that due	8
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thou hast not	8
ascii text with	8
or later edition	8
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court of aldermen	8
variety of subject	8
into placeholder characters	8
day and night	8
understanding these processes	8
the print record	8
produce large quantities	8
tcp aimed to	8
the first edition	8
in all likelihood	8
illegible were corrected	8
tei in libraries	8
that due credit	8
to external keying	8
included and sometimes	8
remain and some	8
xml conversion to	8
their original source	8
at by a	8
project was divided	8
will remain and	8
the benefit of	8
mainly structural encoding	8
their own purposes	8
mona logarbo text	8
first editions of	8
known extent have	8
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were encoded and	8
filling in of	8
creating the tcp	8
proofread for accuracy	8
corrected and characters	8
works in english	8
a work was	8
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released into the	8
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spi global keyed	8
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doe for thee	7
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the feare of	7
be sure to	7
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thousand six hundred	5
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committee of parliament	4
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petition of thomas	4
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