trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	36
english books online	30
the british seas	23
of the british	22
for want of	22
text creation partnership	20
of the fishery	20
based on the	18
sovereignty of the	18
in the world	15
the sovereignty of	15
that it is	14
of the sea	14
keying and markup	14
out of his	13
the good of	13
according to the	13
of his maiesties	13
out of the	13
for the good	12
characters represented either	12
early works to	12
marked as illegible	12
represented either as	12
either as utf	12
by reason of	12
of this kingdom	11
as well as	10
that the hollanders	10
of the kingdom	10
of all the	10
that they do	10
good of the	10
the rest of	9
as to the	9
of the said	9
on our coasts	9
of the dutch	9
and for the	9
it is a	9
the king and	9
which is the	9
by the hollanders	9
of the work	9
and it is	9
it is not	9
the charge of	9
above is co	8
coded from proquest	8
without asking permission	8
for keying and	8
markup reviewed and	8
books online text	8
of the nation	8
phase i text	8
is available for	8
encoded edition of	8
images scanned from	8
work described above	8
the terms of	8
it may be	8
of creative commons	8
his maiesties seas	8
that we have	8
text is available	8
support to the	8
financial support to	8
if that they	8
can be copied	8
online text creation	8
owned by the	8
by the institutions	8
to the king	8
institutions providing financial	8
and encoded edition	8
keyed and coded	8
for commercial purposes	8
terms of creative	8
proquest page images	8
iv tiff page	8
the early english	8
text and markup	8
the text can	8
providing financial support	8
of the seas	8
rest of the	8
assigned for keying	8
men a peece	8
i text is	8
from proquest page	8
text can be	8
lords of the	8
is a great	8
pfs batch review	8
scanned from microfilm	8
this keyboarded and	8
to the nation	8
all without asking	8
and xml conversion	8
the work described	8
there was a	8
encoded text transcribed	8
tcp assigned for	8
distributed and performed	8
and also the	8
in the year	8
kb of xml	8
keyboarded and encoded	8
this phase i	8
the whole world	8
available for reuse	8
of the hollanders	8
and markup reviewed	8
even for commercial	8
edition of the	8
to the early	8
and coded from	8
reviewed and edited	8
text transcribed from	8
sampled and proofread	8
described above is	8
the institutions providing	8
to the terms	8
two or three	8
the most part	7
the fishing for	7
upon our coasts	7
and the rest	7
the number of	7
is to be	7
fishery of england	7
that in all	7
the vse of	7
not to be	7
of this nation	7
the fishery of	7
there is no	7
in the british	7
of the common	7
and in the	7
part of the	7
that can be	7
so that it	7
so great a	7
great numbers of	7
the king of	7
the kings of	7
as it is	7
that they had	7
people in the	7
company of fishmongers	7
restraints of time	6
will be marked	6
these texts for	6
during phase of	6
all likelihood such	6
on the new	6
we respectfully request	6
creating the tcp	6
illegibles were encoded	6
users should be	6
use these texts	6
later edition of	6
qa standards were	6
and characters marked	6
and therefore chose	6
of the print	6
with level of	6
of blessed memory	6
all manner of	6
sometimes a second	6
of subject areas	6
elements to simplify	6
to create accurately	6
keying companies for	6
were sent to	6
and encoded texts	6
have been issued	6
sdata character entities	6
a partnership between	6
credit and attribution	6
about the data	6
the overall quality	6
if an author	6
limit of instances	6
up to a	6
public domain as	6
on the image	6
to their original	6
any remaining illegibles	6
will remain and	6
eligible for inclusion	6
been released into	6
corrected where possible	6
to simplify the	6
encoding was enhanced	6
of english literature	6
been issued variously	6
fish and herrings	6
usual project restraints	6
to range over	6
a limit of	6
in all likelihood	6
encode one copy	6
into the public	6
have been transformed	6
appears in ncbel	6
the texts have	6
are available at	6
variety of subject	6
is given to	6
opposed to critical	6
whichever is the	6
while the overall	6
as of january	6
of any assumptions	6
looked at by	6
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keyers to be	6
with changes to	6
mainly structural encoding	6
made about the	6
gap elements of	6
in all england	6
created during phase	6
should be aware	6
enhanced and or	6
now take and	6
on the text	6
simplify the filling	6
should bear in	6
encoded and linked	6
copies of the	6
oxford and the	6
of every monographic	6
or for an	6
of the texts	6
then their works	6
at by a	6
processed by university	6
the process of	6
data is very	6
assumptions that can	6
not meet qa	6
be aware of	6
universities of michigan	6
before the patent	6
text strings within	6
readable characters will	6
returned to the	6
the universities of	6
the trade of	6
ascii text with	6
any of our	6
quality of tcp	6
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were returned to	6
request that due	6
tcp data is	6
their early english	6
that they haue	6
trusty and well	6
text encoding initiative	6
the whole charge	6
the exaction of	6
corrected and characters	6
the texts were	6
that due credit	6
by proquest via	6
aim of eebo	6
to the keyers	6
take and use	6
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images in accordance	6
a discourse of	6
as gap s	6
oxford and michigan	6
was based on	6
assurance was then	6
such instances will	6
create diplomatic transcriptions	6
or text strings	6
accurately transcribed and	6
by user contributors	6
unicode or text	6
of time and	6
are a number	6
and therefore of	6
have been looked	6
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instances per text	6
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some readable characters	6
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included and sometimes	6
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characters or elements	6
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to be redone	6
files to tei	6
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or elements to	6
then carried out	6
companies for transcription	6
for an anonymous	6
and some readable	6
image sets published	6
encoded texts based	6
latin and welsh	6
every monographic english	6
were encoded as	6
of instances per	6
to a limit	6
p using tcp	6
understanding these processes	6
texts were encoded	6
data within the	6
notably latin and	6
characters marked as	6
bibliography of english	6
by editorial teams	6
tei p using	6
into other countries	6
works in english	6
and the publisher	6
the encoding was	6
some errors will	6
of each text	6
to external keying	6
of a work	6
of the tei	6
never have been	6
works are eligible	6
available at the	6
and those which	6
issued variously as	6
usually the first	6
edition of a	6
of gaps by	6
of the project	6
of the english	6
record of the	6
bear in mind	6
in libraries guidelines	6
creation partnership web	6
was then carried	6
with mnemonic sdata	6
time and funding	6
to reflect the	6
or tei g	6
possible up to	6
published by proquest	6
their works are	6
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be able to	6
fishing for cod	6
the publisher proquest	6
domain as of	6
within the usual	6
be marked as	6
is the greater	6
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texts based on	6
project restraints of	6
was enhanced and	6
the first edition	6
a work was	6
are eligible for	6
of tcp data	6
image sets were	6
fishing on our	6
editorial teams in	6
michigan and oxford	6
is to encode	6
and sometimes a	6
true nature of	6
of the period	6
nature of the	6
mind that in	6
were encoded and	6
proquest via their	6
can now take	6
for cod and	6
is a partnership	6
each text was	6
aware of the	6
in english were	6
works in other	6
illegible were corrected	6
between the universities	6
to facilitate morpho	6
in of gaps	6
in accordance with	6
been looked at	6
and of the	6
sets published by	6
of a works	6
process of creating	6
there are a	6
the text encoding	6
and attribution is	6
second or later	6
guidelines are available	6
a compelling reason	6
chosen if there	6
a new inuention	6
is the best	6
their original source	6
tcp is to	6
language title published	6
variously as sgml	6
produce large quantities	6
textual data within	6
into two phases	6
for the hollanders	6
print record of	6
structural encoding based	6
in mind that	6
respectfully request that	6
the tcp texts	6
general aim of	6
out by editorial	6
reflect the true	6
selection was intended	6
likelihood such instances	6
texts have been	6
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changes to facilitate	6
created by converting	6
to encode one	6
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quality assurance was	6
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have been released	6
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quantities of textual	6
cambridge bibliography of	6
text selection was	6
intended to range	6
work was chosen	6
ships and marriners	6
external keying companies	6
original in the	6
hundred thousand pounds	6
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to create diplomatic	6
to tei p	6
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transcribed and encoded	6
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if there was	6
large quantities of	6
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of great britain	6
right trusty and	6
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markup guidelines are	6
cod and ling	6
divided into two	6
encoding based on	6
due credit and	6
accuracy and those	6
discourse of the	6
the print record	6
and by the	6
and basic encoding	6
tcp is a	6
the project have	6
before the pattent	6
of creating the	6
encoded as gap	6
known extent have	6
released into the	6
page images in	6
using tcp tei	6
these processes should	6
or corrected and	6
as opposed to	6
the text creation	6
their own purposes	6
a tcp editor	6
sent to external	6
placeholder characters or	6
to produce large	6
been transformed into	6
transformed into placeholder	6
those which did	6
errors will remain	6
for transcription and	6
tcp project was	6
a number of	6
linked to page	6
tei g elements	6
partnership web site	6
filling in of	6
the usual project	6
remaining illegibles were	6
text with mnemonic	6
mnemonic sdata character	6
converting tcp files	6
where possible up	6
title published between	6
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and use these	6
texts for their	6
that we are	6
the true nature	6
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extent have been	6
the general aim	6
by university of	6
strings within braces	6
of michigan and	6
to critical editions	6
of the process	6
lincoln and northwestern	6
the filling in	6
attribution is given	6
by converting tcp	6
a works in	6
text was proofread	6
and linked to	6
of known extent	6
proofread for accuracy	6
an anonymous work	6
range over a	6
was a compelling	6
a second or	6
english were prioritized	6
tcp files to	6
editions of a	6
the public domain	6
was proofread for	6
and oxford and	6
the keyers to	6
and markup guidelines	6
meet qa standards	6
and all these	6
gaps by user	6
elements of known	6
the image sets	6
a wide variety	6
of textual data	6
of the king	6
instances will never	6
city of london	6
transcription and basic	6
overall quality of	6
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number of works	6
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unicode or tei	6
be made about	6
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partnership between the	6
was intended to	6
standards were returned	6
exaction of the	6
aimed to produce	6
new cambridge bibliography	6
first editions of	6
project was divided	6
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university of nebraska	6
into placeholder characters	6
texts created during	6
in oxford and	6
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project have been	6
the new cambridge	6
or lossless xml	6
wide variety of	6
at the text	6
processes should make	6
proquest to create	6
which did not	6
over a wide	6
the tei in	6
tcp aimed to	6
anyone can now	6
create accurately transcribed	6
vse of busses	5
had but once	5
the reign of	5
which will be	5
their ships and	5
the importation of	5
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notes for div	5
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of the busses	5
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houses of parliament	5
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men of war	5
in the fishery	5
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at home and	5
all the yeare	5
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and happiness of	5
and also for	5
that the english	5
tiff page images	5
the first year	5
of the whole	5
the english nation	5
the east and	5
the end of	5
fishermen of england	5
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of the trade	5
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king and kingdom	5
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necessity of it	5
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england and wales	5
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and of no	4
in a very	4
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text notes for	4
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covantage keyed and	4
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of parliament of	4
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respect of the	4
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may have the	4
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the decay of	4
the english seas	4
advantage to the	4
to the kingdom	4
in the north	4
it will bring	4
of an ample	4
royal father of	4
of original in	4
the original text	4
the humble petition	4
lord mayor of	4
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kings of england	4
it will be	4
this is the	4
the said harris	4
of the french	4
kingdom in general	4
father of blessed	4
great part of	4
to make it	4
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r ocm this	3
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of the netherlands	3
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benefit of the	3
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hee most humbly	3
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the truth of	3
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all the appearing	3
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a few years	3
towns and burroughs	3
the patentees haue	3
fleete of busses	3
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that be now	2
to weede out	2
going into foreign	2
fishery is of	2
of text r	2
burthen to the	2
upon the same	2
greatness of our	2
that the fishing	2
ready to be	2
a thousand pound	2
and wealthy subiects	2
the display of	2
diet could not	2
want of employ	2
into this kingdom	2
the kingdom would	2
them that goeth	2
thousand six hundred	2
well as rich	2
abundantly answer the	2
is to say	2
the text the	2
will be in	2
is the same	2
the hollanders fashion	2
send for cods	2
commands the trade	2
but that the	2
by sea or	2
dutchman a seruant	2
aim at making	2
amounteth to one	2
what is to	2
the whole annual	2
for our fish	2
may vye with	2
is of great	2
the fishing of	2
a greater consumption	2
secure the sovereignty	2
the patentees were	2
and what is	2
and then they	2
noble order of	2
of our nation	2
never take to	2
maiesties subiects doe	2
recorded as gap	2
of the poor	2
a propper towne	2
it is true	2
of this pattent	2
we want men	2
at the time	2
as are willing	2
the nation by	2
for nathaniel butter	2
answer the expence	2
we have occasion	2
is worth the	2
and of wealth	2
it in a	2
maiesties owne subiects	2
the case stands	2
will beat us	2
to make good	2
they are idle	2
they may get	2
not been fully	2
all the whole	2
now attained to	2
of this fishery	2
nursery for seamen	2
of his sovereignty	2
and they bee	2
to the lord	2
as the fishery	2
be better understood	2
the best of	2
spellings that support	2
and spend the	2
king of france	2
the favour of	2
to be supposed	2
it that we	2
stationer meant to	2
at the north	2
master and company	2
they bee small	2
the city of	2
hard for us	2
an overthrow to	2
in the twelfth	2
a publick sanction	2
in this matter	2
poore and beggarly	2
the name of	2
and have the	2
the people in	2
text has been	2
a prey to	2
the fishermen that	2
that runneth far	2
that the winter	2
that by the	2
huber text and	2
the benefit is	2
a this text	2
the two women	2
of their iune	2
a means to	2
four hundred ships	2
never endure the	2
and i haue	2
all their chiefest	2
is an universal	2
in the very	2
of this their	2
in a fortnight	2
of a mine	2
the greatness of	2
onely for to	2
all sorts of	2
that the several	2
of their hauen	2
time of war	2
a voyage or	2
live upon the	2
of cold and	2
of the ships	2
of the other	2
want of the	2
that has been	2
busses and line	2
or in a	2
now know not	2
in fisher affaires	2
cannot be denied	2
they haue two	2
if it should	2
of our own	2
england in the	2
would be as	2
the yermouth men	2
the east countries	2
cannot be done	2
their barreld fish	2
and then in	2
extremities of cold	2
is a new	2
fishery to be	2
seas upon our	2
good of our	2
if that these	2
of money and	2
may take notice	2
advantages of the	2
for fish and	2
of tradesmen and	2
the th of	2
i humbly offer	2
are the first	2
countrey out of	2
by this or	2
against the merchant	2
that are now	2
sell fresh vnto	2
description of what	2
herrings of the	2
they must not	2
the dutch have	2
and if this	2
starve for want	2
the fishery in	2
sold by the	2
in queen elizabeths	2
humble and most	2
the commodity is	2
in no esteem	2
in our owne	2
half a million	2
neglect of ours	2
sea or land	2
ships to sea	2
upon the seas	2
if that you	2
patriots of our	2
the whole kingdom	2
and may be	2
that the trade	2
able to live	2
onely for herrings	2
and other salt	2
by their owne	2
still abundantly answer	2
greatness of their	2
there haue bene	2
them of their	2
they are made	2
season comes on	2
in all this	2
this towne of	2
ships and goods	2
then there would	2
which for variety	2
on thomason copy	2
encroach upon him	2
people on worke	2
were it for	2
so high as	2
most humble and	2
encourage a national	2
of our neighbours	2
the hollanders and	2
out the dutchmen	2
that we shall	2
greatest part of	2
to be eaten	2
principality of orange	2
at least l	2
by his majesties	2
for the increasing	2
translated out of	2
and the sea	2
the burthen of	2
our men will	2
that is master	2
by way of	2
turn to loss	2
the greatest part	2
either by sea	2
there is more	2
and taken by	2
that the french	2
all his maiesties	2
by this method	2
that an act	2
the dutchman a	2
those that can	2
the text more	2
as is seen	2
to the fishmongers	2
obedience to the	2
they did declare	2
fit to be	2
of flesh than	2
that the kings	2
so fatal an	2
themselves to it	2
and also by	2
great number of	2
it hath beene	2
making of nets	2
the month of	2
spi global keyed	2
upon their guard	2
of salt vpon	2
enriched version of	2
they in the	2
metadata enrichments aim	2
the great advantages	2
want of people	2
assembled in parliament	2
the rate of	2
to any of	2
ten pound the	2
be communicated to	2
a foreign enemy	2
end of november	2
mariners and fishers	2
on our coast	2
his majesty of	2
his majesty is	2
is so great	2
an enriched version	2
never take their	2
that the tickets	2
whole company of	2
good for the	2
their owne law	2
the very name	2
they may be	2
vnto the busses	2
prerogative of the	2
and so consequently	2
which by the	2
a very great	2
and more in	2
and shares in	2
collaborative curation by	2
that they might	2
and we know	2
in the reign	2
being both of	2
under the great	2
to the lords	2
the sacred writ	2
that the very	2
sea dominion of	2
if the fishery	2
the stranger not	2
will amount to	2
carry away our	2
or at least	2
holland and france	2
sum of money	2
for jane bourne	2
to be the	2