quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
on the other side	21
the end of a	21
early english books online	20
as if they were	18
end of a word	17
for the most part	16
in the end of	14
for a man to	13
ought not to be	12
at the end of	11
the rest of the	11
both whole and divided	10
may it please your	10
characters represented either as	10
represented either as utf	10
that is to say	10
in the presence of	10
or may it please	9
in the days of	9
for it is a	9
put under the line	9
by reason of their	9
to the end that	9
yet for all this	8
that there was no	8
as it is the	8
to make use of	8
at the same time	8
in the middle of	8
is not to be	8
out of and there	8
they ought not to	8
prophesied in the days	8
are not to be	7
we ought not to	7
the beginning of a	7
i put under the	7
they are to be	7
of such as are	6
which i put under	6
it be required to	6
at the beginning of	6
the welfare of the	6
the favour of the	6
and for that reason	6
and are to be	6
lawful money of england	6
the middle of a	6
the true nature of	6
as if he had	6
let it be required	6
to the next row	6
that they might not	6
but such as are	6
in the same syllable	6
variety of subject areas	5
selection was intended to	5
restraints of time and	5
financial support to the	5
in accordance with level	5
books online text creation	5
as if they had	5
to create accurately transcribed	5
users should bear in	5
the project have been	5
we respectfully request that	5
if there was a	5
mind that in all	5
a partnership between the	5
can now take and	5
was enhanced and or	5
accuracy and those which	5
selection was based on	5
therefore chose to create	5
for transcription and basic	5
the text creation partnership	5
the tei in libraries	5
been looked at by	5
of instances per text	5
encoded and linked to	5
text was proofread for	5
that they are not	5
in of gaps by	5
this phase i text	5
to external keying companies	5
overall quality of tcp	5
of every monographic english	5
or tei g elements	5
project restraints of time	5
project was divided into	5
edition of a work	5
elements of known extent	5
of michigan and oxford	5
of any assumptions that	5
of gaps by user	5
of a work was	5
tcp aimed to produce	5
will remain and some	5
then carried out by	5
the terms of creative	5
and encoded texts based	5
given to their original	5
new cambridge bibliography of	5
was then carried out	5
coded from proquest page	5
of tcp data is	5
for that reason it	5
those which did not	5
assumptions that can be	5
unicode or text strings	5
are eligible for inclusion	5
should bear in mind	5
large quantities of textual	5
editorial teams in oxford	5
first editions of a	5
tcp data is very	5
even for commercial purposes	5
of and there remains	5
described above is co	5
by a tcp editor	5
by reason of the	5
placeholder characters or elements	5
a work was chosen	5
therefore of any assumptions	5
known extent have been	5
that due credit and	5
and therefore of any	5
understanding these processes should	5
made about the data	5
tcp assigned for keying	5
and markup guidelines are	5
released into the public	5
universities of michigan and	5
or later edition of	5
and characters marked as	5
are to be sold	5
by the institutions providing	5
and those which did	5
process of creating the	5
the usual project restraints	5
external keying companies for	5
to the terms of	5
usual project restraints of	5
corrected and characters marked	5
teams in oxford and	5
encoded text transcribed from	5
been released into the	5
by little and little	5
be made about the	5
were corrected where possible	5
to the latter syllable	5
or elements to simplify	5
is to be understood	5
based on the text	5
wide variety of subject	5
files to tei p	5
texts for their own	5
the keyers to be	5
be marked as illegible	5
text with mnemonic sdata	5
by proquest via their	5
qa standards were returned	5
the name of the	5
text creation partnership web	5
this keyboarded and encoded	5
phase of the project	5
linked to page images	5
for accuracy and those	5
any remaining illegibles were	5
and thus you see	5
by editorial teams in	5
the principles of arithmetick	5
respectfully request that due	5
accordance with level of	5
domain as of january	5
reflect the true nature	5
the breach of the	5
keyed and coded from	5
published between and available	5
of a works in	5
to the keyers to	5
support to the early	5
these texts for their	5
converting tcp files to	5
to range over a	5
these processes should make	5
the texts were encoded	5
users should be aware	5
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produce large quantities of	5
is available for reuse	5
works are eligible for	5
opposed to critical editions	5
phase i text is	5
notably latin and welsh	5
instances will never have	5
with level of the	5
where possible up to	5
in all likelihood such	5
there are a number	5
for there are some	5
illegibles were encoded as	5
which is the reason	5
have been looked at	5
and sometimes a second	5
the texts have been	5
partnership between the universities	5
encoded edition of the	5
returned to the keyers	5
via their early english	5
were encoded and linked	5
at the text creation	5
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the filling in of	5
been issued variously as	5
of grandeur and submission	5
creating the tcp texts	5
on the new cambridge	5
remain and some readable	5
corrected where possible up	5
edition of the work	5
between and available in	5
will be marked as	5
tcp project was divided	5
simplify the filling in	5
keying companies for transcription	5
a compelling reason to	5
characters marked as illegible	5
compelling reason to do	5
gap elements of known	5
be aware of the	5
sent to external keying	5
sets published by proquest	5
title published between and	5
online text creation partnership	5
available at the text	5
the institutions providing financial	5
processes should make clear	5
each text was proofread	5
guidelines are available at	5
unicode or tei g	5
the publisher proquest to	5
sets were sent to	5
works in other languages	5
intended to range over	5
publisher proquest to create	5
companies for transcription and	5
reason to do so	5
markup reviewed and edited	5
not meet qa standards	5
tcp files to tei	5
of time and funding	5
print record of the	5
sometimes a second or	5
from proquest page images	5
cambridge bibliography of english	5
and therefore chose to	5
iv tiff page images	5
all likelihood such instances	5
is given to their	5
into placeholder characters or	5
were encoded as gap	5
joined to the latter	5
of works in other	5
and linked to page	5
the overall quality of	5
request that due credit	5
the beginning of his	5
and some there are	5
mainly structural encoding based	5
project have been released	5
of the print record	5
likelihood such instances will	5
to encode one copy	5
should be aware of	5
page images in accordance	5
due credit and attribution	5
general aim of eebo	5
over a wide variety	5
image sets published by	5
image sets were sent	5
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have been transformed into	5
level of the tei	5
providing financial support to	5
carried out by editorial	5
of the tei in	5
as in the following	5
did not meet qa	5
assurance was then carried	5
should make clear that	5
creation partnership web site	5
that can be made	5
and or corrected and	5
data is very good	5
to a limit of	5
see in the margent	5
a second or later	5
in the reign of	5
the general aim of	5
keying and markup guidelines	5
standards were returned to	5
texts based on the	5
out by editorial teams	5
that in all likelihood	5
tcp is a partnership	5
was based on the	5
language title published between	5
created during phase of	5
is a partnership between	5
of each text was	5
p using tcp tei	5
usually the first edition	5
have been issued variously	5
in mind that in	5
now take and use	5
based on the new	5
for their own purposes	5
then their works are	5
the encoding was enhanced	5
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and markup reviewed and	5
editions of a works	5
bear in mind that	5
the text encoding initiative	5
there was a compelling	5
markup guidelines are available	5
texts have been issued	5
some errors will remain	5
with changes to facilitate	5
are available at the	5
any assumptions that can	5
transcription and basic encoding	5
between the universities of	5
of known extent have	5
the sense of tacitus	5
as you see in	5
aware of the process	5
images scanned from microfilm	5
mnemonic sdata character entities	5
works in english were	5
looked at by a	5
to produce large quantities	5
into the public domain	5
some readable characters will	5
data within the usual	5
use these texts for	5
or corrected and characters	5
by university of nebraska	5
gaps by user contributors	5
their early english books	5
illegible were corrected where	5
text can be copied	5
in the way of	5
errors will remain and	5
later edition of a	5
tei in libraries guidelines	5
name of the lord	5
to be well esteemed	5
on the image sets	5
characters or elements to	5
the print record of	5
texts created during phase	5
tei p using tcp	5
never have been looked	5
bibliography of english literature	5
of the work described	5
created by converting tcp	5
michigan and oxford and	5
for keying and markup	5
assigned for keying and	5
take and use these	5
although there are a	5
based on the image	5
text and markup reviewed	5
i text is available	5
end that they may	5
the text can be	5
middle of a word	5
owned by the institutions	5
processed by university of	5
number of works in	5
as opposed to critical	5
during phase of the	5
by converting tcp files	5
work described above is	5
and use these texts	5
anyone can now take	5
or for an anonymous	5
and therefore it was	5
for an anonymous work	5
arts of grandeur and	5
elements to simplify the	5
but we respectfully request	5
and attribution is given	5
proquest to create accurately	5
you see in the	5
record of the period	5
to create diplomatic transcriptions	5
and some readable characters	5
and coded from proquest	5
as illegible were corrected	5
were sent to external	5
attribution is given to	5
up to a limit	5
of textual data within	5
divided into two phases	5
or text strings within	5
oxford and the publisher	5
so true it is	5
was divided into two	5
keyboarded and encoded edition	5
their works are eligible	5
which did not meet	5
such instances will never	5
encoded texts based on	5
and as it is	5
copies of the texts	5
all the rest of	5
the arts of grandeur	5
of the project have	5
credit and attribution is	5
while the overall quality	5
with mnemonic sdata character	5
are a number of	5
encoding based on the	5
the custome of the	5
nature of the print	5
encoding was enhanced and	5
institutions providing financial support	5
images in accordance with	5
and the publisher proquest	5
characters will be marked	5
and encoded edition of	5
transcribed and encoded texts	5
for it is not	5
the public domain as	5
to reflect the true	5
proquest via their early	5
the work described above	5
to their original source	5
enhanced and or corrected	5
the end that they	5
tcp is to encode	5
the new cambridge bibliography	5
ascii text with mnemonic	5
changes to facilitate morpho	5
been transformed into placeholder	5
to simplify the filling	5
a number of works	5
marked as illegible were	5
to page images in	5
aimed to produce large	5
of the texts have	5
of the process of	5
published by proquest via	5
text strings within braces	5
english books online text	5
was intended to range	5
all without asking permission	5
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text is available for	5
create accurately transcribed and	5
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transformed into placeholder characters	5
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possible up to a	5
keyers to be redone	5
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textual data within the	5
text selection was based	5
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that it is not	5
true nature of the	5
second or later edition	5
was chosen if there	5
in english were prioritized	5
was proofread for accuracy	5
was one of the	5
range over a wide	5
quantities of textual data	5
a wide variety of	5
extent have been transformed	5
and available in eebo	5
quality assurance was then	5
to the early english	5
quality of tcp data	5
at by a tcp	5
texts were encoded and	5
to tei p using	5
readable characters will be	5
included and sometimes a	5
terms of creative commons	5
whichever is the greater	5
structural encoding based on	5
the universities of michigan	5
and oxford and the	5
on the text encoding	5
proofread for accuracy and	5
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a limit of instances	5
work was chosen if	5
a works in english	5
were returned to the	5
remaining illegibles were encoded	5
according to the terms	5
the early english books	5
the image sets published	5
issued variously as sgml	5
filling in of gaps	5
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accurately transcribed and encoded	5
limit of instances per	5
have been released into	5
in oxford and michigan	5
public domain as of	5
will never have been	5
the process of creating	5
therefore it was that	4
the children of israel	4
one with the other	4
the ears of princes	4
praise thy holy name	4
and such as are	4
a man ought not	4
and writing of english	4
is the reason that	4
to the custome of	4
the flatteries of others	4
of inferiour personages towards	4
as if it were	4
and xml conversion the	4
a breach of the	4
containing examples of words	4
breach of this commandment	4
a discourse concerning the	4
to recover his sight	4
the books of the	4
the death of germanicus	4
my hand and seal	4
concerning the behaviour of	4
several other rules and	4
saying out of and	4
there is a great	4
much as to say	4
the family of the	4
through jesus christ our	4
that you would thinke	4
with an account of	4
that they may be	4
the like is to	4
not only of the	4
father which art in	4
the way of trade	4
in the mean time	4
as many use to	4
like is to be	4
in the middle thereof	4
accomplishment in the way	4
men of greater quality	4
this sort of friendship	4
other rules and observations	4
personages towards men of	4
for a youths accomplishment	4
men by these presents	4
youths accomplishment in the	4
it is an ill	4
that a prince who	4
all men by these	4
because it is the	4
and several other rules	4
behaviour of great men	4
know all men by	4
was no more then	4
sealed and delivered in	4
and glorious lord god	4
towards men of greater	4
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and for this reason	4
at all times and	4
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and you must know	4
if it be not	4
the title of augustus	4
years after christs ascention	4
let the scholar be	4
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before and after meat	4
the greatest part of	4
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suitable for men of	4
our father which art	4
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a youths accomplishment in	4
men towards their inferiours	4
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it comes to pass	4
discourse concerning the behaviour	4
of great men towards	4
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the behaviour of great	4
jesus christ his sake	4
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de officiis inter potentiores	4
wee ought not to	4
the schoole of vertue	4
many use to doe	4
men of all degrees	4
there is nothing so	4
as much as to	4
if they were their	4
to the rules of	4
as it were a	4
all times and places	4
for men of all	4
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so much the more	4
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behaviour at all times	4
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and of inferiour personages	4
an account of coins	4
as in like manner	4
and in like manner	4
the lord thy god	4
inferiour personages towards men	4
advice from yours iames	3
exercised in their gentile	3
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all manner of luxury	3
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these presents that i	3
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rules for childrens behaviour	3
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the day of the	3
our lord and saviour	3
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observations by the sieur	3
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georges church in southwark	3
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tables of common english	3
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antisco servant to his	3
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jesus christ our lord	3
thirty four shillings eight	3
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frontiers of the empire	3
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by lucas gracian de	3
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the frontiers of the	3
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sieur amelo de la	3
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the generous youth of	3
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has no need of	3
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how they ought to	3
of the famous historian	3
deduced the following table	3
of august next ensuing	3
thee in that which	3
nor is it good	3
in a short time	3
set my hand and	3
them in this manner	3
of lawful money of	3
of the within written	3
gracian de antisco servant	3
according to the following	3
the reign of nero	3
other things of this	3
delivered in the presence	3
such as are exercised	3
august next ensuing the	3
for this is the	3
and easie rules for	3
is deduced the following	3
in latin by joannes	3
the morals of the	3
youth of this kingdom	3
words it is not	3
be in the beginning	3
who after he had	3
original text notes for	3
be required to subtract	3
which is a great	3
of a contrary opinion	3
you would thinke they	3
the sieur amelo de	3
present pronunciation thereof in	3
charge of children in	3
the charge of children	3
into the ears of	3
and illustrated with useful	3
that they have no	3
they are not to	3
to reap the fruit	3
and this was that	3
a bill of parcels	3
reproduction of the original	3
elder sort to obserue	3
i borrowed and is	3
in the management of	3
the present pronunciation thereof	3
and done into english	3
observations fit for a	3
amelo de la houssaie	3
there is not any	3
a word between two	3
nehemiah nonesuch of kingston	3
rules for the true	3
is not sounded at	3
that he had never	3
flattery is always the	3
to take notice of	3
of the young men	3
be written at the	3
in above one hundred	3
day of the date	3
can begin a word	3
saying and and make	3
for the welfare of	3
nothing in him of	3
about the same time	3
then i proceed to	3
next ensuing the date	3
must take heede of	3
his most holy name	3
and therefore it is	3
know not how to	3
to comply with the	3
for all children to	3
to make choice of	3
day of august next	3
such as are of	3
value of john pennington	3
that they be not	3
whence is deduced the	3
also brief and easie	3
which in the spanish	2
as well as the	2
dawks for the company	2
reason it was that	2
good to be merry	2
is in full of	2
of a good prince	2
of greater quality written	2
word must be written	2
is said to have	2
consonants at least in	2
those that make it	2
laws of the kingdom	2
compleated containing several tables	2
that are full of	2
as you may see	2
enemies both ghostly and	2
a yong man of	2
is not good for	2
nor let thine eyes	2
yours of the th	2
to pay to him	2
children in their carriage	2
letters of the alphabet	2
spake thus to the	2
like those that are	2
it is seldom or	2
had any thing to	2
ought we to be	2
taught me to pray	2
going out of the	2
which i refer the	2
tell mee now my	2
that it was no	2
the worship of the	2
be required to find	2
through ignorance of public	2
and by how much	2
hallowed be thy name	2
nor ought wee to	2
are inserted in a	2
would fall upon the	2
and second books of	2
that they dare not	2
words thou hast taught	2
was made use of	2
they made use of	2
there was but one	2
all the estates of	2
which the people had	2
presence of james careless	2
when a consonant is	2
of the succeeding prince	2
for there be some	2
not a childe drinke	2
for this reason it	2
to be added together	2
as being desirous they	2
the affection of a	2
a difficult thing for	2
was no friend to	2
much pleased with this	2
and that it was	2
whereof i have hereunto	2
or some other thing	2
more in danger he	2
it for an affront	2
and the more the	2
before its self or	2
that all his crimes	2
as on the contrary	2
except in some few	2
it is but fitting	2
one of the company	2
being a man of	2
are principally to be	2
parts of the city	2
at what time they	2
for one of his	2
thy will be done	2
themselves towards their inferiours	2
but when the doctor	2
desirous they should believe	2
that from the time	2
of caesar and augustus	2
to adore the rising	2
be sure to be	2
at the time when	2
for it is more	2
if on an errand	2
thousand for thousand of	2
which i set down	2
choice of a successor	2
aptara keyed and coded	2
according to the merit	2
the honour of augustus	2
two or more consonants	2
not how to doe	2
but this does not	2
that they did not	2
creep into their favour	2
as if it be	2
immediate command of god	2
to please their humours	2
so much the rather	2
spi global keyed and	2
i add to the	2
which by reason of	2
and that there was	2
and hezekiah kings of	2
speake ill of any	2
contents of the within	2
the church thou shalt	2
be merry and wise	2
the walls of the	2
if it be it	2
is pronounced by a	2
the condition of a	2
of little benefit to	2
of the best princes	2
all the other cities	2
is said to be	2
is as good as	2
a digression for children	2
in another place he	2
which he had done	2
by the faith of	2
and that they must	2
a branch of the	2
oration to the senate	2
ought not to have	2
an honour to the	2
more lofty and more	2
required to subtract from	2
of a word it	2
walls of the city	2
believe themselves to be	2
whose name and words	2
desire to gaine the	2
thou shalt not covet	2
the gift of god	2
is a difficult thing	2
give them leave to	2
old and new testament	2
a ring of memory	2
that suffer themselves to	2
in the conduct of	2
he had reason to	2
that it was a	2
for such actions are	2
in such a manner	2
to behold in the	2
i have hereunto set	2
it is more easie	2
those honours that are	2
family of the caesars	2
the midst of a	2
to the view of	2
the glory of the	2
because he did not	2
had a custom to	2
my lord such an	2
are ill accepted of	2
that desire to gaine	2
of such and such	2
are to place them	2
and inclinations of those	2
is the most certain	2
thou mayst not offer	2
to speak what they	2
to set light by	2
so that that which	2
who made it his	2
and sauiour iesus christ	2
paradice contayning verie good	2
it were a certaine	2
of forty pounds of	2
kingston in the county	2
least in the middle	2
for those that are	2
for then it is	2
many other things of	2
to be found in	2
therefore that he should	2
he ought not to	2
thing for a man	2
haste the worst speed	2
because he would not	2
i am the lord	2
to accept of it	2
was a person of	2
care of the public	2
for it was a	2
for my self at	2
bee in the company	2
we may not erre	2
the sum of these	2
power which another must	2
and such as these	2
blood of the arsacidae	2
worship of the gods	2
falling downe upon his	2
i will tell you	2
and seal this seventeenth	2
every one strives to	2
that make it their	2
those that had the	2
us much to know	2
may not erre in	2
spanish gallant instructing thee	2
the senate and the	2
they have for their	2
is not necessary that	2
like lawful money of	2
to be in the	2
e loseth its sound	2
they were wont to	2
a vowel in the	2
for days work for	2
that is in heaven	2
sold at his shop	2
seruing at the table	2
but it was not	2
thus you see the	2
himself with so much	2
behold the justice of	2
and under all draw	2
a syllable is said	2
duty of a historian	2
they are talking with	2
it hath bin seene	2
and turning to the	2
the ruine of the	2
and of all the	2
because many would be	2
to the rest of	2
the presence of james	2
a great company of	2
all which i promise	2
or at least to	2
say from and there	2
lord and sauiour iesus	2
first and second books	2
one of them answered	2
by way of mirth	2
was the reason that	2
regard that if they	2
of a word after	2
decree of the senate	2
all parts of the	2
to find the sum	2
christ our lord and	2
quality written in latin	2
the fruit of his	2
necessity for them to	2
borrow of the next	2
that hee that had	2
and if by chance	2
that there is nothing	2
as it is in	2
if one of them	2
thou shalt do no	2
by the death of	2
in the habit of	2
by all the world	2
a copy of a	2
that so they may	2
end of his life	2
thanks to the emperour	2
such as are sensible	2
there needs no other	2
one that was newly	2
and so in this	2
of the army before	2
one single person who	2
at double usance pay	2
and is in full	2
of his own reputation	2
of the empire depended	2
of the old testament	2
two consonants at least	2
rules are principally to	2
many would be too	2
as are all other	2
they are apt to	2
are always at the	2
the will of the	2
which of the two	2
the ears of the	2
and by consequence to	2
not necessary that we	2
a man ought to	2
neither more nor lesse	2
no more then one	2
justice of god overtook	2
princes who have made	2
who was not ignorant	2
was another reason which	2
in the castilian tongue	2
wherein the foregoing rules	2
we have in scripture	2
welfare of the prince	2
was the absolute master	2
side of the bill	2
for the same on	2
in honour of the	2
and the affection of	2
that it would be	2
for great personages to	2
services which asiaticus had	2
as out of flattery	2
you these and these	2
the nature of things	2
the ornaments of the	2
in the service of	2
but out of and	2
if there be a	2
that he had a	2
that he cannot be	2
or by reason of	2
in respect of their	2
have in scripture of	2
by the mothers side	2
be here taught that	2
one ought not to	2
are like those that	2
tell you what happened	2
then as they were	2
a great piece of	2
were to take their	2
have no reason to	2
which is in use	2
who was of the	2
in the midst of	2
without any hopes of	2
out of the land	2
in the british library	2
of those that make	2
flattery is always excessive	2
the fortune of a	2
not to make a	2
all his crimes were	2
some accustome themselves unto	2
with an intention to	2
cannot choose but be	2
is the rule of	2
never be written at	2
as well as interest	2
the nature of those	2
that is in the	2
ran headlong into slavery	2
iesus christ our lord	2
he stood in the	2
to speake of such	2
he was not afraid	2
was not to be	2
other then such as	2
the contrary they are	2
turkes head in fleete	2
that his majesty should	2
march of the army	2
those that are full	2
a stc estc s	2
it please your grace	2
must be written with	2
to the prejudice of	2
he that is born	2
of the senate for	2
through iesus christ our	2
a subject to be	2
hereunto set my hand	2
days work for my	2
much as it is	2
man ought not onely	2
a family prayer for	2
hast been pleased to	2
grant we beseech thee	2
upon the frontiers of	2
the twenty fourth day	2
foolish son is the	2
to see his parents	2
made their addresses to	2
that they should make	2
punishment upon sinners for	2
to the matter in	2
required to find the	2
that every one of	2
is not to bee	2
he also wrote the	2
seven millions in gold	2
the justice of god	2
for on the other	2
it is a very	2
instructing thee in that	2
then it is that	2
one under the other	2
therefore those that are	2
that it is very	2
for children how they	2
the most of them	2
these thy good creatures	2
that all the acts	2
out of hopes of	2
affection of the people	2
him with the rod	2
asiaticus had done the	2
the laws of the	2
also put under the	2
examples of his ancestors	2
such words as these	2
that which they had	2
all things to the	2
there are others that	2
the middest of their	2
a lord of quality	2
and people of great	2
as well as in	2
it was the custome	2
are to be observed	2
his order on the	2
thou must not bee	2
light of another day	2
under all draw a	2
ought not to use	2
there was no other	2
you may understand that	2
tears in his eyes	2
for him to be	2
that thanks should be	2
which make a syllable	2
the world to be	2
as in all other	2
to begin with a	2
ought to abstaine from	2
name and words thou	2
as can begin a	2
under the line in	2
as if they should	2
in regard that if	2
or his order on	2
usual christian names of	2
just reason to complain	2
wheresoever it is found	2
is better than a	2
be paid unto the	2
both the one and	2
ignorance of public affairs	2
from all parts of	2
their vows for the	2
be no other then	2
to provoke him to	2
came to the place	2
acts of the apostles	2
the several tables of	2
for the same clemency	2
of the same nature	2
the prudence of the	2
the affection of others	2
for the losse of	2
whereunto is added the	2
senate and the people	2
nor as little oughtest	2
wherefore i make a	2
which i also put	2
speake of such things	2
some others there are	2
a high opinion of	2
that he must be	2
told him that the	2
young schollers paradice contayning	2
which is that which	2
and draw a line	2
snuffling in the nose	2
the full contents of	2
found in the end	2
for want of taking	2
i proceed to the	2
of the lord thy	2
the coming of his	2
must not be done	2
it into silver plate	2
they can never be	2
persons in the world	2
of eighty pounds of	2
the emperour and his	2
coming of his brother	2
there was another reason	2
may be said to	2
so in like manner	2
it is customary to	2
as for those who	2
the good will of	2
they are much more	2
and mercer of london	2
wrote the book of	2
necessary for him to	2
no syllable can be	2
no friend to liberty	2
and right reverend lord	2
in the cities of	2
to secure himself from	2
person to whom he	2
thou hast taught me	2
that he should not	2
of their former slavery	2
begin at the units	2
it is not enough	2
that he should go	2
in full of all	2
the affection of the	2
and this is that	2
voice of the roman	2
which there was no	2
to which the senate	2
when thou art to	2
it would be much	2
when they made their	2
for them to desire	2
end of a feast	2
p q r s	2
two syllables having two	2
not according to the	2
for fear of being	2
when he came to	2
the chief of the	2
of a feast than	2
they made their vows	2
thy father and thy	2
for his dwelling house	2
upon the coming of	2
perfect in spelling the	2
that in this sort	2
made choice of a	2
my self at s	2
how to make a	2
and abandons himself to	2
get up so back	2
and love of the	2
and is out of	2
had not yet forgot	2
for the company of	2
no more then what	2
at the elbows of	2
mee now my lord	2
beginning of a fray	2
nor to shew any	2
as cannot be in	2
then to be too	2
beginning of a new	2
and therefore they doe	2
ornaments of the pretorship	2
and that he only	2
have hereunto set my	2
full contents of the	2
person of the prince	2
and am firmly indebted	2
i would not have	2
in the company of	2
citizen and mercer of	2
and the reason was	2
k l m n	2
he had been lost	2
people of great quality	2
it be never so	2
this kind of relation	2
put a stop to	2
and in the morning	2
there is a certaine	2
who make it their	2
as the proverb goes	2
never makes its addresses	2
now my lord castromocho	2
cannot be in the	2
was the meaning of	2
ennius a roman knight	2
who being to goe	2
it is also an	2
glorious light of another	2
supposed to have penned	2
yet will they not	2
the county of surry	2
in the favour of	2
to whom he was	2
what things we must	2
for children and teenagers	2
received the th of	2
this was the meaning	2
cornelius tacitus concerning flattery	2
from whence is deduced	2
is wont to be	2
the words of tacitus	2
at the turkes head	2
make use of to	2
gave him the title	2
the old and new	2
applause of those that	2
be put to death	2
the acts of the	2
of the old and	2
in going from schoole	2
the turkes head in	2
for the preservation of	2
every one ought to	2
if it were true	2
the history of the	2
to make sport with	2
but that he should	2
that the welfare of	2
the long march of	2
by how much the	2
talking of any thing	2
time he went out	2
acquire the reputation of	2
family prayer for the	2
and making ready the	2
to him or his	2
to bee well esteemed	2
the prince of naples	2
either long or short	2
e must never be	2
the one and the	2
which was for her	2
promise to pay to	2
abandons himself to all	2
how to doe it	2
it is good to	2
five drops of blood	2
the scholar be here	2
and some there bee	2
it please your lordship	2
the foregoing rules are	2
must never be written	2
on the contrary they	2
it is very true	2
for days for my	2
had been a most	2
we beseech thee to	2
nor ought they to	2
as he that is	2
to censure them for	2
greater quality written in	2
should be no longer	2
their own good fortune	2
when it is pronounced	2
i am of opinion	2
spin out the war	2
business to sound the	2
the person to whom	2
a wise son maketh	2
they might not seem	2
always at the elbows	2
may redound to the	2
must at that time	2
been graciously pleased to	2
make use of it	2
must be joined to	2
is to be sounded	2
was so far from	2
eight pence flemish per	2
those that have been	2
ingratiate themselves with the	2
rest of the imperial	2
nathanael nameless citizen and	2
a quarters rent for	2
may serve as a	2
says the younger pliny	2
but they have a	2
the epithite of divine	2
begin at the saying	2
severall sorts of relations	2
magistrates took their oaths	2
known to all the	2
so that if in	2
because it is a	2
and not to be	2
of five and twenty	2
himself to all manner	2
became more lofty and	2
that every one should	2
nor ought he to	2
course of their life	2
hast taught me to	2
is better to say	2
yards and an half	2
that which was for	2
to the person of	2
many examples we have	2
nameless citizen and mercer	2
epistle to the romans	2
usance pay this my	2
consonants are such as	2
part of his estate	2
any man to be	2
the prince should be	2
flattery was the more	2
find it to come	2
asked him why he	2
it is pronounced like	2
to be blamed for	2
thou hast been pleased	2
at what time he	2
god for his grace	2
but so soon as	2
as well as to	2
that all the people	2
of gods punishment upon	2
be understood of any	2
and hee that is	2
would be too tedious	2
if at any time	2
was the sonne of	2
for thee to say	2
and in my opinion	2
for the one or	2
than the beginning of	2
to take any thing	2
nor ought any to	2
command of god stoned	2
came out of his	2
he had made for	2
and the honour of	2
and thus we see	2
you must know that	2
syllables having two consonants	2
must also take heede	2
on the twenty fourth	2
a sort of people	2
a consonant is in	2
in our common discourse	2
it is not necessary	2
are written with great	2
out of the way	2
being the signe of	2
no other then such	2
the gods might not	2
such a time as	2
if it be so	2
as in this example	2
of words of two	2
of the arsacidae by	2
it is hard to	2
stc estc s this	2
a remarkable example of	2
father of his country	2
the immediate command of	2
it cannot bee done	2
eternal and glorious lord	2
understand the nature of	2
third bill of exchange	2
the spanish gallant instructing	2
as for quintus haterius	2
the good services which	2
global keyed and coded	2
any part of their	2
and this was the	2
there are some words	2
the truth of things	2
for the breach of	2
all the rest are	2
original in the british	2
digression for children how	2
of those that heare	2
may be to the	2
then to the next	2
it must be done	2
the right illustrious lord	2
and at the same	2
his shop being the	2
the examples of his	2
subject our selves to	2
the effects of their	2
flatter in his will	2
with the dignity of	2
it is pronounced by	2
to passe through the	2
for they are like	2
add to the uppermost	2
i make a dot	2
the reputation of their	2
both ghostly and bodily	2
army before the battel	2
he was no more	2
wise son maketh a	2
they are persons of	2
which the younger pliny	2
the prize of eloquence	2
upon those that are	2
if they are persons	2
the chief nobility of	2
signe of the bull	2
go to the next	2
listen to their charms	2
reproduction of original in	2
its sound when it	2
that they are so	2
the quality of a	2
those that heare them	2
that he that is	2
schollers paradice contayning verie	2
by whom he was	2
the tribunes and centurions	2
is in the power	2
this is not a	2
there be some that	2
shalt not covet thy	2
how they are to	2
ought not to make	2
to the same dignity	2
grandeur of a prince	2
the glory of his	2
thus we see how	2
from those that are	2
honour to the prince	2
to ingratiate themselves with	2
that they should be	2
for thine is the	2
a prey to the	2
principally to be observed	2
in this sort of	2
in whose name and	2
double usance pay this	2
hast been graciously pleased	2
for it is with	2
the interest of the	2
you are to place	2
and not like a	2
he that will not	2
it please your ladiship	2
but if by chance	2
to the sense of	2
to be accompted a	2
the humours of men	2
to be deluded by	2
to the majesty of	2
we use to doe	2
maketh a glad father	2
act the parts of	2
the antiquity of his	2
that reason it is	2
which asiaticus had done	2
to those who are	2
those that have no	2
been given to any	2
gallant instructing thee in	2
and according to the	2
as it fell out	2
a dot at the	2
it is a part	2
names of the consuls	2
by the immediate command	2
as it is sayd	2
the king of spain	2
it ought to be	2
the young men with	2
that the prince of	2
in part of a	2
and decency of the	2
the first and second	2
were out of the	2
at shillings pence flemish	2
were decreed to the	2
that after he had	2
if it were in	2
as much as it	2
it to be a	2
in one of his	2
seruing or filling drinke	2
and many such like	2
as being a person	2
they are taken for	2
to the one and	2
that they may not	2
we are to consider	2
propose to our selves	2
god stoned to death	2
a man of a	2
those that desire to	2
make use of the	2
when you speake to	2
and proceed to the	2
to spin out the	2
a copy of the	2
his mother to be	2
the sole glory of	2
proceed to the next	2
and i have seene	2
the force of a	2
our enemies both ghostly	2
one and the other	2
to all the rest	2
the prosperity of his	2
but he would not	2
be sold at his	2
which thou hast been	2
makes it his business	2
the judgment of the	2
tell you of a	2
verse fit for all	2
that power which another	2
to the uttermost of	2
as it were to	2
as one that was	2
make sport with the	2
and in what manner	2
with the title of	2
it was not an	2
the prince was the	2
order on the twenty	2
was laid to his	2
a man of his	2
historian cornelius tacitus concerning	2
far short of the	2
and this our meat	2
he had nothing in	2
men ought to speake	2
last of the romans	2
which they are not	2
next denomination which is	2
this seventeenth day of	2
from the words of	2
were like the gods	2
as being the only	2
such an one is	2
minds of the young	2
to the miter taverne	2
upon those who have	2
like master like man	2
the signe of the	2
and is and is	2
but because it is	2
the next denomination which	2
to speake more properly	2
begin with a capital	2
thanks to the gods	2
are to be avoyded	2
all this is true	2
the senate and people	2
of god stoned to	2
made an example of	2
yet wee ought to	2
a pole or perch	2
quarters rent for his	2
famous historian cornelius tacitus	2
the reign of tiberius	2
if they should say	2
which was the reason	2
pay to him or	2
but this is not	2
to be observed in	2
setting themselves in the	2
with her own hand	2
whilst they are talking	2
given him their advice	2
to the judgment of	2
as little oughtest thou	2
the love they beare	2
to have penned the	2
there can be no	2
at that time the	2
it is storyed of	2
and in this manner	2
being desirous they should	2
it is not our	2
which art in heauen	2
lord such an one	2
in a bill of	2
to let him understand	2
thou hast been graciously	2
pounds of lawful money	2
is not at all	2
and it was not	2
that no man can	2
it falls out in	2
the third and fourth	2
such as may be	2
things which make a	2
it is the custome	2
was glad to see	2
it to come to	2
thou oughtest not to	2
as much as he	2
the last of the	2
to be paid unto	2
the same on the	2
rent for his dwelling	2
much more to his	2
much to know the	2
in the person of	2
make use of thy	2
by the examples of	2
is never to be	2
in the same manner	2
to the right illustrious	2
s this keyboarded and	2
and if it be	2
was but one single	2
ti before a vowel	2
with the love they	2
the honour of the	2
redound to thy honour	2
and he that is	2
to thy honour and	2
that i may illustrate	2
scholar be here taught	2
regard they have for	2
saying that i borrowed	2
their hopes and fears	2
had spoken like a	2
the present necessity of	2
at that time when	2
the preservation of his	2
of the next denomination	2
hanging the head aside	2
notice of it in	2
of those with whom	2
is no more then	2
saying that i carry	2
upon the shoulders of	2
that they are growne	2
q r s t	2
but behold the justice	2
not to despise and	2
it was not the	2
who hath taught us	2
if they had been	2
is sounded like k	2
which consonants are such	2
to whom he answered	2
it is not only	2
making ready the table	2
that signifyes the same	2
anger of the lord	2
there was no need	2
not ignorant of the	2
those that heare it	2
that there are some	2
not to be blamed	2
lofty and more cruel	2
above seven millions in	2
the rather for that	2
and indeed it is	2
and twenty thousand crowns	2
some few words where	2
toward the end of	2
holy name for all	2
is either long or	2
that they that speake	2
in a friendly manner	2
nor to call to	2
he had a daughter	2
a prayer for the	2
infuse into the ears	2
and say from and	2
which we our selves	2
and therefore those that	2
is to consider what	2
that he was so	2
it comes before a	2
i begin with the	2
the family of germanicus	2
add to the next	2
for though there be	2
industry and his temperance	2
first printed in english	2
a prince to be	2
his father in law	2
all the days of	2
made their vows for	2
we formerly spake of	2
of those that had	2
i also put under	2
feast than the beginning	2
of the new testament	2
had the courage to	2
that it is hard	2
to them in this	2
which art in heaven	2
gods punishment upon sinners	2
the more in danger	2
if there be any	2
of the date hereof	2
was the custome of	2
are wont to bee	2
it is necessary for	2
the magistrates took their	2
thought to be a	2
that word must be	2
it is in the	2
it is not fitting	2
a receipt in part	2
let not a childe	2
at his shop being	2
the company of stationers	2
it is the duty	2
according to his owne	2
wherefore as often as	2
those that are alwayes	2
in the mannagement of	2
it to be the	2
to the latter vowel	2
the place of units	2
it their business to	2
in the hands of	2
bill for work and	2
and it is with	2
make a dot at	2
neere to the miter	2
of all the rest	2
that if they bee	2
the under the line	2
the good of the	2
it may fall out	2
to doe it so	2
of thirty thousand duckets	2
the flatteries of his	2
they should make him	2
not only to take	2
is for the most	2
rich and great men	2
i should think it	2
out of the body	2
of the gods might	2
our words must be	2
when c hard is	2
the glorious light of	2
when the magistrates took	2
having two consonants at	2
which way they may	2
the epistle to the	2
for in using it	2
so long as they	2
loseth its sound in	2
he was so far	2
for my man at	2
corbet merchant in amsterdam	2
that some are so	2
estc r this keyboarded	2
there are very few	2
for work and materials	2
but that hee should	2
and therefore that he	2
but if it be	2
to behave our selves	2
but one single person	2
since it is a	2
much pleasure in reading	2
carry and is and	2
say he stood in	2
etiquette for children and	2
and words thou hast	2
first i set them	2
shillings eight pence flemish	2
others there are that	2
and if thou have	2
hezekiah kings of iudah	2
as we have seene	2
egregious and sparkling wits	2
and a man ought	2
father and thy mother	2
such as are dependants	2
pence flemish per l	2
examples we have in	2
words taken from the	2
the courts of princes	2
and if any be	2
that they have not	2
god the father almighty	2
his industry and his	2
which was given him	2
master compleated containing several	2
and therefore i shall	2
the place where he	2
father of mercy and	2
at least in the	2
in spelling to be	2
streightned in their diet	2
is the fate of	2
betwixt persons of a	2
that hee doe not	2
comes before a vowel	2
the end of the	2
conceal from their knowledge	2
in the night time	2
be found in the	2
a thousand for thousand	2
to which i refer	2
written with great letters	2
griffin for nathaniel butter	2
the same person to	2
a higher value upon	2
is out of and	2
placed before a vowel	2
the voice of the	2
in scripture of gods	2
borrowed and is out	2
with tears in his	2
i set them down	2
the sum of forty	2
may in like manner	2
the second thing is	2
the famous historian cornelius	2
is of great importance	2
as i have seene	2
in the books of	2
is not any thing	2
it be it signifies	2
for so it is	2
and thus it was	2
the vowel before it	2
r this keyboarded and	2
examples of gods punishment	2
loseth its sound when	2
four shillings eight pence	2
out of the fashion	2
sum of eighty pounds	2
nor to be so	2
and though it be	2
lest any one should	2
one of the ancients	2
a man and his	2
to take heede of	2
that the worship of	2
son maketh a glad	2
let us returne to	2
these kind of men	2
and give ill language	2
it was that tiberius	2
put out the candle	2
and gave him the	2
to be merry and	2
are some others that	2
it were to be	2
and go to the	2
how to speake well	2
in some words taken	2
was beneath a prince	2
then i begin with	2
o eternal and glorious	2
for that he had	2
and that there is	2
in the same place	2
seal this seventeenth day	2
the sight of his	2
it please your majesty	2
were wont to doe	2
the letter of the	2
am firmly indebted to	2
stand in need of	2
giving a definitive sentence	2
so soon as they	2
to let us understand	2
out of i cannot	2
estc s this keyboarded	2
is grown weary of	2
it is always sounded	2
the matter in hand	2
as often as they	2
of a marriage for	2
and if they be	2
and that all the	2
downe upon his knees	2
some to the value	2
fourth day of august	2
decreed to the memory	2
some words taken from	2
that are given to	2
they could not be	2
that he would be	2
to outvie each other	2
ought not onely to	2
if he would have	2
is a task of	2
his bill for work	2
the army before the	2
that in such manner	2
of the apostles wrote	2
so that they that	2
of all the world	2
children how they ought	2
not to themselves the	2
or at least some	2
in the courts of	2
the whole year would	2
a feast than the	2
with oaths and curses	2
laid to his charge	2
manner of luxury and	2
name for all the	2
the kingdome of naples	2
of in thyusuall cariage	2
as his elder brother	2
and so i conclude	2
by his mothers side	2
they seeme to be	2
so that hee that	2
books of the old	2
to make a distinction	2
prayer for the evening	2
in the family of	2
with their original significations	2
syllable is said to	2
and those that have	2
by the first opportunity	2
much as may be	2
foregoing rules are principally	2
examples of words of	2
be sold by e	2
was no honour to	2
doe as it were	2
as if a man	2
the dignity of his	2
is found in the	2
thing to be a	2
we have many examples	2
the burthen of the	2
him an account of	2
to what he said	2
it to the account	2
in seruing at the	2
my man at s	2
blasphemeth the name of	2
him or his order	2
a part of his	2
the elbows of princes	2
your friend and servant	2
to prolong his life	2
the most part of	2
heed of in thyusuall	2
twenty fourth day of	2
and find it to	2
five and twenty thousand	2
led astray by the	2
prayer for the morning	2
in him of the	2
the cities of campania	2
knowledge how to speake	2
understood of any other	2
to the day of	2
was not ignorant of	2
you speake to such	2
beholding to him for	2
other in the world	2
in the morning when	2
long march of the	2
three hundred pounds sterling	2
fell out to a	2
that it is an	2
from the beginning of	2
he had to do	2
of that which is	2
to the study of	2
which is a thing	2
the names of the	2
princes to be deluded	2
there are some that	2
three things which make	2
that hee may not	2
outvie each other in	2
as an evidence against	2
it fell out to	2
the good fortune of	2
and the other is	2
the favour of his	2
that thou art not	2
to be a good	2
a copy of an	2
shop being the signe	2
bee much taken with	2
not covet thy neighbours	2