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trigram	frequency
the city of	25
regiments of the	23
early english books	20
the lord generall	20
of the enemies	18
of the city	17
of the trained	16
english books online	16
of the said	15
two regiments of	13
the top of	13
city of london	12
that the enemy	11
the said city	11
side of the	10
the fryars orchard	10
city of glocester	10
the enemy had	10
of our men	10
relation of the	9
the time of	9
early works to	9
the trained bands	8
exact relation of	8
and exact relation	8
of the auxiliary	8
we advanced from	8
of the army	8
the next morning	8
up to the	8
but did no	8
our red regiment	8
the auxiliary forces	7
great body of	7
the most materiall	7
about a mile	7
the enemies horse	7
in the morning	7
out of their	7
regiment of the	7
the whole army	7
city of gloucester	7
text creation partnership	7
of the north	7
a party of	7
wee advanced from	7
a village called	7
many of them	6
the rest of	6
to the top	6
for the reliefe	6
to a village	6
marched up to	6
the north gate	6
two or three	6
the of august	6
rest of the	6
the enemy shot	6
shot in the	6
sampled and proofread	6
lord generall with	6
the reliefe of	6
of this city	6
of their horse	6
into the towne	6
with his army	6
for the militia	6
at the east	6
against the enemy	6
into a body	6
this day the	6
this text has	6
the kings army	6
that we were	6
within lesse then	6
committee for the	6
top of the	6
the east gate	6
of the hill	6
keying and markup	6
did no harme	6
houses of parliament	6
in the late	6
they might have	5
the institutions providing	5
the terms of	5
the little meade	5
out of the	5
proquest page images	5
terms of creative	5
text transcribed from	5
text is available	5
kb of xml	5
all without asking	5
support to the	5
books online text	5
the two regiments	5
one of our	5
and coded from	5
reviewed and edited	5
providing financial support	5
distributed and performed	5
of the work	5
halfe a mile	5
owned by the	5
above is co	5
institutions providing financial	5
of horse and	5
this day we	5
available for reuse	5
to the early	5
night the enemy	5
the text can	5
to the towne	5
and markup reviewed	5
can be copied	5
keyed and coded	5
this phase i	5
my lord generall	5
assigned for keying	5
our whole army	5
both houses of	5
images scanned from	5
a mile of	5
to the terms	5
tcp assigned for	5
were forced to	5
by reason of	5
text can be	5
of creative commons	5
to make a	5
remarkeable passages that	5
fell into the	5
and xml conversion	5
encoded text transcribed	5
it being a	5
this keyboarded and	5
work described above	5
even for commercial	5
briefe and exact	5
edition of the	5
i text is	5
scanned from microfilm	5
bands of the	5
a mile and	5
keyboarded and encoded	5
is available for	5
online text creation	5
described above is	5
a briefe and	5
of the wall	5
markup reviewed and	5
financial support to	5
upon the enemies	5
forth of the	5
for keying and	5
encoded edition of	5
iv tiff page	5
generall with his	5
text and markup	5
materiall and remarkeable	5
the late well	5
the work described	5
marchings of the	5
without asking permission	5
of the fryars	5
in the night	5
most materiall and	5
phase i text	5
according to the	5
on the south	5
and remarkeable passages	5
horse and foote	5
from proquest page	5
coded from proquest	5
so that we	5
pfs batch review	5
a great body	5
in the time	5
to the end	5
by the institutions	5
three regiments of	5
for commercial purposes	5
many of our	5
the early english	5
and encoded edition	5
the three regiments	5
body of horse	5
the east side	4
passages that hapned	4
true and exact	4
that hapned in	4
some of the	4
the making of	4
the whole siege	4
into the town	4
of the two	4
to the kings	4
users from many	4
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meant to publish	4
amateur and professional	4
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some of our	4
author or stationer	4
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stood and faced	4
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metadata enrichments aim	4
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two and twentieth	4
text the author	4
standard spellings that	4
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text r in	4
reliefe of the	4
on the east	4
horse and foot	4
of london by	4
day of august	4
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of original in	4
curation by amateur	4
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text is an	4
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to march with	4
a quarter of	4
tcp digital transcription	4
short title catalog	4
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forth for the	4
in the citie	4
text has been	4
of a mile	4
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to refresh our	4
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whereas the committee	4
an ordinance of	4
and linguistically annotated	4
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the enemy was	4
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of our workes	4
of our army	4
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reproduction of original	4
an enriched version	4
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the next day	4
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mile and halfe	4
thomas pury the	4
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of the whole	4
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time of dennis	4
version of the	4
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of a text	4
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miles from glocester	4
stationer meant to	4
the annotation includes	4
and in the	4
at restoring the	4
as valiently defended	4
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the two and	4
of the citie	4
the militia in	4
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quarter of a	4
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it was a	4
the text more	4
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the blew regiment	4
of dennis wise	4
the enemy played	4
ordinance of both	4
at making the	4
digital transcription a	4
of the marchings	4
the display of	4
a common councell	4
enrichments aim at	4
the said committee	4
body of their	4
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or stationer meant	4
the author or	4
this text is	4
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textual changes and	4
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laid before the	4
of text r	4
the text has	4
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of an ordinance	4
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wall on the	4
the tcp digital	4
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and metadata enrichments	4
blew regiment of	4
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transcription a of	4
the marchings of	4
enriched version of	4
losse of any	4
tokenized and linguistically	4
pury the younger	4
of the kings	4
support the display	4
being the red	4
by amateur and	4
and retreated without	4
changes and metadata	4
in the said	4
text in a	4
commanded by captaine	4
and suitable for	4
at a common	4
pieces of ordnance	4
for the space	4
and marched away	3
to the lord	3
much the more	3
to a towne	3
estc r ocm	3
fell in the	3
resident the whole	3
did some execution	3
apex covantage keyed	3
thence to a	3
to the parliament	3
the shutting up	3
and gave the	3
to batter the	3
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and parts adjacent	3
killed one of	3
seige laid before	3
in the very	3
the enemy with	3
a mile from	3
at a market	3
at the north	3
the north port	3
about three miles	3
in this fight	3
of both regiments	3
which did no	3
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played with their	3
we had a	3
and so retreated	3
stood upon our	3
the fryars barne	3
gave the enemy	3
of horse in	3
of all shops	3
have power to	3
of glocester from	3
in the midst	3
to command the	3
men out of	3
enemy played with	3
upon our right	3
the reer of	3
musketteers commanded by	3
most excellent majesty	3
little village called	3
the lord generalls	3
the enemy having	3
from hence to	3
a bridge of	3
to this businesse	3
and that the	3
was there resident	3
the night before	3
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as ever men	3
for want of	3
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lining of the	3
advanced from hence	3
the same night	3
captain pury the	3
aldermen of the	3
marched in the	3
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east side of	3
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the aldermen of	3
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some of their	3
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your most sacred	3
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the kings most	3
granadoes into the	3
a regiment of	3
the village aforesaid	3
sallied forth of	3
of halfe an	3
shutting up of	3
one of the	3
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out of a	3
beat the enemy	3
we were forced	3
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from time to	3
halfe an houre	3
in the little	3
all the way	3
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confessed by some	3
us with a	3
england and wales	3
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himselfe wholy to	3
party of about	3
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who was there	3
the lining of	3
of captain pury	3
our two regiments	3
the forlorn hope	3
to give us	3
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of the town	3
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peeces of ordnance	3
your majesties most	3
tiff page image	3
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the enemy an	3
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the preservation of	3
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r ocm this	3
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command the shutting	3
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the said church	3
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the midst of	3
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ocm this keyboarded	3
received a shot	3
aclock at night	3
mile of us	3
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of his majesty	3
by john dorney	3
the open field	3
the names of	3
in the field	3
the king with	3
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by henry foster	3
at the first	3
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forced them to	3
the citie in	3
of the lord	3
glocester from august	3
so much the	3
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the day before	3
enemy having planted	3
power to command	3
all their horse	3
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by the enemy	3
from the barbican	3
refresh our selves	3
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officers and souldiers	3
covantage keyed and	3
newes was brought	3
aclock in the	3
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quarters at the	3
space of halfe	3
we came to	3
his army lay	2
in a body	2
upon some of	2
regiment was quartered	2
to the rest	2
the south and	2
for benjamin allen	2
made a bridge	2
that we will	2
which wound he	2
had an alarm	2
according to order	2
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that wee were	2
away with their	2
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our regiments of	2
the end of	2
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clock in the	2
in their trenches	2
logarbo sampled and	2
against rignall stile	2
this day to	2
one man of	2
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at a great	2
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captaine lieutenant harcus	2
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the parliament for	2
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hence we marched	2
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enemy had sunke	2
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of the towne	2
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