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quadgram	frequency
i t m the	2315
t m the same	1305
m the same daye	1099
the same daye paied	992
same daye paied to	892
the king s grace	378
daye paied to the	358
king s co m	297
the king s co	297
by the king s	295
s m part s	283
to the king s	263
yet payment s in	261
in rewarde for bringing	241
m the same day	201
daye paied to a	193
of the king s	189
the same day paied	176
same day paied to	163
s co m aundement	151
on the th of	148
the king of england	135
chapuys to charles v	135
i t m to	131
co m aunde t	111
rewarde for bringing of	105
s co m aunde	104
for the king s	95
the same daye to	90
the duke of norfolk	89
at the same time	89
t m to the	80
s to the king	80
paied in rewarde to	80
the king of france	79
daye paied in rewarde	75
for bringing of a	75
to the keper of	74
for so moche money	72
wi l l m	67
in rewarde by the	67
rewarde by the king	66
the house of commons	64
by way of rewarde	62
m to the same	61
daye paied to maister	60
so moche money by	59
v nt of my	57
king s grace at	56
the king s watermen	55
moche money by him	54
day paied to the	54
rewarde for bringing a	53
daye paied to my	52
king s grace to	51
paied to the keper	51
of the duke of	51
to the keeper of	51
paied by the king	51
was not to be	50
at the end of	49
by the space of	49
the archbishop of canterbury	48
king s watermen for	48
of the princess mary	47
the side of the	47
v nt in rewarde	46
paied to the king	46
in the midst of	46
same daye paied in	45
paied to my lorde	45
to my lorde of	45
the king and the	44
to wi l l	44
was one of the	43
the end of the	43
nt in rewarde for	43
the duke of buckingham	43
paied to wi l	42
on the other hand	41
daye paied by the	40
as apperith by his	40
for his quarter wages	40
t m the xxviij	40
t m the xij	39
seems to have been	39
of the king of	39
daye paied to one	39
to jo h n	39
nt of my lorde	39
t m the xx	39
the interests of the	38
apperith by his bille	38
on the part of	38
paied to joh n	38
daye paied to john	38
in the house of	38
t m the xviij	37
m the xx daye	37
lady constance de grey	37
and on the th	37
the duke of suffolk	37
for the sake of	37
t m the xxvj	37
v nt of maister	37
xx daye paied to	37
that the king had	36
t m the xvj	36
v nt of the	36
day paied to a	36
paied to jo h	36
that he had been	36
to x p ofer	35
t m the x	35
t m the xxij	35
t m the xxiiij	35
the nun of kent	34
l s solu c	34
t m the xv	34
due for one quarter	34
in the hands of	34
of the bishop of	34
the pope and the	34
the duke of richmond	34
m the xviij daye	33
co m aundement to	33
sent to the tower	33
paied to the same	33
t m the xiij	33
for his wag s	33
t m the viij	33
t m the xxv	33
the xx daye paied	33
daye paied to thomas	33
m the xxvj daye	33
t m the xxvij	32
t m the xvij	32
daye paied to jo	32
the keper of the	32
head of the church	32
deli v ed to	32
m the xvj daye	31
m the x daye	31
that is to say	31
m aunde t to	31
m the xxviij daye	31
t m the vj	31
i give and bequeath	31
m the xij daye	30
of cloth of gold	30
the th of may	30
m the xiij daye	30
t m the vij	30
the manner in which	30
as soon as the	30
next co m yng	30
daye paied to joh	30
the bishop of rochester	30
wanne of the king	30
t m the xxix	30
in rewarde to a	30
t m the xiiij	30
th daye paied to	30
it would have been	30
daye paied to wi	30
as we have seen	30
the xxvj daye paied	29
the church of england	29
t m the xxiij	29
m the xxij daye	29
daye paied to humfrey	29
the xiij daye paied	29
t m the iiij	29
the xviij daye paied	29
m the xxv daye	29
t m the v	29
payment s in decembre	29
m the xv daye	29
paied to x p	29
the x daye paied	29
the xxv daye paied	29
for the first time	29
t m the xxj	29
said to have been	29
xij daye paied to	28
the xxviij daye paied	28
x daye paied to	28
give and bequeath to	28
for the mete of	28
the xij daye paied	28
same daye to the	28
same daye paied by	28
t m the xix	28
t m the laste	28
for the purpose of	28
that he would not	27
for one quarter ended	27
t m the furste	27
xviij daye paied to	27
m the vj daye	27
one of the most	27
xxv daye paied to	27
paied to the gardyner	27
m the xix daye	27
the xvij daye paied	27
the queen and princess	27
the court of rome	27
the xvj daye paied	27
in favour of the	27
for his bourde wages	27
at the king s	27
the door of the	27
the house of lords	27
daye paied to x	27
t m the xj	27
is said to have	27
he wanne of the	27
m the xvij daye	27
payment s in septembre	26
xxviij daye paied to	26
the xxij daye paied	26
the viij daye paied	26
xiiij daye paied to	26
m the xxix daye	26
the hands of the	26
s grace xx s	26
the bishop of tarbes	26
payment s in june	26
the king and queen	26
paied to a pouer	26
m the xxj daye	26
payment s in marche	26
in the name of	26
that the king would	26
king s grace xx	26
m the xxiiij daye	26
to the duke of	26
that the king was	26
m the viij daye	26
chapuys to the emperor	26
of the king and	26
same daye paied for	26
as well as the	26
m the xxvij daye	26
the rest of the	25
m part s c	25
the xxiiij daye paied	25
to the king to	25
the xxvij daye paied	25
xxix daye paied to	25
t m the forsaied	25
m the xiiij daye	25
of henry the eighth	25
and the duke of	25
wag s due at	25
in the course of	25
v nt of s	25
t m the ix	25
de daye paied to	25
nt of s r	25
in the presence of	25
in rewarde vj s	25
the xxix daye paied	25
to one of the	24
xv daye paied to	24
the xiiij daye paied	24
that broug h t	24
in the sixteenth century	24
of the house of	24
that the king of	24
the king and his	24
on the other side	24
xxij daye paied to	24
the xv daye paied	24
viij daye paied to	24
could not have been	24
the laws of the	24
xvj daye paied to	24
as soon as he	24
xiij daye paied to	24
of the earl of	24
his wag s due	24
in rewarde vij s	24
to the gardy n	24
payment s in aprill	24
co m ande t	24
the succession to the	24
the part of the	24
payment s in august	24
payment s in july	24
m the xxiij daye	24
xxvj daye paied to	24
that he was not	23
xxj daye paied to	23
the power of the	23
of the privy chamber	23
the xxj daye paied	23
the xix daye paied	23
the xxiij daye paied	23
by the side of	23
m the vij daye	23
xvij daye paied to	23
xix daye paied to	23
to a pouer woman	23
paied to s r	23
for his wages due	23
the keeper of the	23
payment s in octobre	22
the authority of the	22
said that he had	22
r payment s in	22
m the furste daye	22
that the pope had	22
the reign of henry	22
payment s in novembre	22
henry r payment s	22
s co m ande	22
for his quarter wag	22
to the holy see	22
in the way of	22
his quarter wag s	22
at the time of	22
to the king at	22
upo n his bille	22
on the side of	22
m the xj daye	22
the question of the	22
that it would be	22
in the reign of	22
one quarter ended at	22
it is difficult to	22
chronicle of henry viii	22
on the rd of	22
daye paied to s	22
the vj daye paied	22
the execution of the	21
in the middle of	21
the vij daye paied	21
on the st of	21
m the laste daye	21
xxiiij daye paied to	21
appears to have been	21
at the beginning of	21
in the eyes of	21
vij daye paied to	21
wages due for one	21
boug h t of	21
in rewarde to the	21
the act of supremacy	21
s watermen for wayting	21
m the ix daye	21
by lyke co m	21
v ed to the	21
wag s due for	21
it was to be	21
m l m l	21
from time to time	21
xxvij daye paied to	21
to the gardyner of	21
his wages due for	21
daye paied to henry	21
the condition of the	21
to the bishop of	20
in which he was	20
daye paied to robert	20
m the iij de	20
one of the king	20
marriage with the king	20
at the court of	20
s in rewarde for	20
to the princess mary	20
t m the iij	20
the th of october	20
quarter wages due at	20
the maister of the	20
the bishop of rome	20
unto the king s	20
the marriage of the	20
gui l l m	20
the xj daye paied	20
the ix daye paied	20
to have been a	20
that he wanne of	20
my lorde of rocheford	20
by waye of rewarde	20
for the bourde of	20
vj daye paied to	20
for the most part	20
laste daye paied to	20
at hamptonco r te	19
that he was a	19
the laste daye paied	19
paied to the gardy	19
daye paied to docto	19
xj daye paied to	19
the pilgrimage of grace	19
for hawk s mete	19
payment s in january	19
that it was not	19
be found in the	19
that there was no	19
and the king of	19
for e v y	19
king s grace xl	19
to maister hennage for	19
that the pope would	19
that he could not	19
on the eve of	19
the see of rome	19
i t m paied	19
money by him paied	19
his quarter wages due	19
the law of the	19
xxiij daye paied to	19
s due for one	19
t m the ij	19
of the emperor to	19
of the holy see	19
that the emperor would	19
ed to the king	19
the iij de daye	19
paied to maister hennage	19
paied to docto r	19
daye paied to james	19
o r lady daye	18
paied to the ke	18
of the church of	18
to the ke pf	18
d by the daye	18
that he did not	18
ix daye paied to	18
the midst of the	18
in the face of	18
on the ground that	18
would not have been	18
to the king of	18
m the iiij th	18
daye paied to george	18
which he had been	18
between the king and	18
m the ij de	18
the eyes of the	18
h t of him	18
that it should be	18
in the spring of	18
in the autumn of	18
the gardy n of	18
the th of july	18
up and down the	18
king s grace vj	18
iij de daye paied	18
the cause of the	17
as a matter of	17
s grace xl s	17
that the pope was	17
r yet payment s	17
grace boug h t	17
he said that he	17
the same day to	17
t m the last	17
that gave the king	17
in rewarde xx s	17
s the king s	17
the bishop of london	17
i t m for	17
s grace boug h	17
will be found in	17
king s grace v	17
daye paied to walshe	17
m the v daye	17
m aundem e t	17
succession to the crown	17
the iiij th daye	17
was sent to the	17
the sack of rome	17
supreme head of the	17
co m aundem e	17
henry r yet payment	17
of the th of	17
the th of january	17
the head of the	17
the king had been	17
m part s iiij	17
the nature of the	17
of the privy council	17
of the pope and	17
king s grace boug	17
that the king s	17
the wars of the	17
the death of the	17
s grace v s	16
s by the space	16
had a right to	16
s for the king	16
and the bishop of	16
the ij de daye	16
at beaulie for his	16
s grace x s	16
for that he wanne	16
the furste daye paied	16
there would be no	16
the issue of the	16
king s grace x	16
the greater part of	16
and in a moment	16
not in the least	16
my lorde of norfolke	16
by act of parliament	16
to have been the	16
paied to tho m	16
quarter wag s due	16
king s grace heled	16
beaulie in rewarde for	16
to tho m s	16
the act of appeals	16
viii to anne boleyn	16
henry viii to anne	16
the daughter of the	16
hawk s by the	16
the henne taker for	16
it is true that	16
the th of the	16
hound s mete for	15
daye deli v ed	15
in the habit of	15
of sir thomas more	15
to the same nicholas	15
pope and the emperor	15
the end of his	15
the rest of his	15
of my lorde of	15
on the th may	15
the mind of the	15
daye paied for a	15
the ke pf of	15
the king could not	15
he would have been	15
m the last daye	15
s grace vj s	15
of the queen and	15
daye paied to jasper	15
the whole of the	15
the king s rewarde	15
the emperor and the	15
suppression of the monasteries	15
to the king and	15
as the king s	15
the king vj s	15
in the mean time	15
to the king vj	15
spanish calendar henry viii	15
into the hands of	15
the gardy n at	15
money by him layed	15
iiij th daye paied	15
for his lyveray cote	15
that it was a	15
co m aundement iij	15
the dissolution of the	15
her marriage with the	15
which was to be	15
s co m aundem	15
content s of his	15
for bringing a present	15
so long as the	15
v nt for bringing	15
in a few minutes	15
by the duke of	15
the th of december	15
maister of the horses	15
e v y hawke	15
of the sixteenth century	14
it is to be	14
of france and england	14
in which he had	14
him that he had	14
at o r lady	14
for the marriage of	14
t m paied to	14
the king would not	14
to the end of	14
the content s of	14
wars of the roses	14
paied to a po	14
for di v s	14
of sir osborne maurice	14
that the emperor had	14
that it was the	14
the pope was to	14
he would not have	14
to the side of	14
the bishop of bayonne	14
law of the land	14
the history of the	14
could not afford to	14
at such a time	14
of norfolk and suffolk	14
at a time when	14
to be employed about	14
of sir payan wileton	14
to a po u	14
lorde of rocheford for	14
the same nicholas for	14
nt of my lady	14
he was ready to	14
to get rid of	14
bringing a present of	14
to george taylo r	14
paied to james the	14
and there was no	14
whiche the king s	14
it was necessary to	14
paied to humfrey raynezford	14
which could not be	14
if he did not	14
of catherine of aragon	14
in the record office	14
the beginning of the	14
the v daye paied	14
v daye paied to	14
in the time of	14
of the young knight	14
was not likely to	14
the master of the	14
at the age of	14
the validity of the	14
it must have been	14
in the present instance	14
the close of the	14
it is certain that	14
of the hont s	14
to be allowed to	14
and bequeath to my	14
with which it was	14
the earl of wiltshire	14
daye paied to cornelys	14
of england and france	13
of lady constance de	13
to the archbishop of	13
would have to be	13
one monethe now ended	13
did not wish to	13
the king v s	13
to robert shere for	13
it was said that	13
book of quarterly payments	13
to a general council	13
to gui l l	13
in the event of	13
the destruction of the	13
the mouth of the	13
furste daye paied to	13
the th of november	13
beaulie for his quarter	13
the marriage with anne	13
the king s barge	13
the liberties of the	13
between henry and the	13
be employed about s	13
the children of the	13
about s the king	13
to humfrey raynezford for	13
had been sent to	13
on the th he	13
hennage for so moche	13
between francis and charles	13
wyndeso r for his	13
of rewarde xl s	13
as soon as they	13
as well as to	13
at the head of	13
payer of hosen for	13
was to be the	13
are said to have	13
in a moment after	13
but he was not	13
at the close of	13
out of the way	13
to the king v	13
payment s in ffebruary	13
paied to jasper the	13
a moment or two	13
paied to my lady	13
that he was the	13
the th of june	13
a matter of course	13
marriage with anne boleyn	13
made up his mind	13
the duke of orleans	13
s of his bille	13
the meeting of the	13
payment s in may	13
in which it was	13
with regard to the	13
for wayting w t	13
for one monethe now	13
of the archbishop of	13
the conduct of the	13
to the maister of	13
of the fawco n	13
in the case of	13
daye paied to ij	13
as he had been	13
w t the king	12
the progress of the	12
it is probable that	12
his bourde wages for	12
the th of april	12
alliance with the emperor	12
by him layed oute	12
daye paied to tho	12
as well as his	12
and the princess mary	12
in the great hall	12
for that he layed	12
with the exception of	12
in the summer of	12
it is evident that	12
in spite of his	12
daye paied to m	12
in the form of	12
for my lady anne	12
the fawco n s	12
paied to humfrey raynesford	12
if he had been	12
at the expense of	12
the knight and his	12
the arrival of the	12
that the emperor was	12
from the duke of	12
that he would do	12
daye to the keper	12
what he had done	12
hawk s to the	12
reign of henry viii	12
the king in the	12
t the king s	12
in the matter of	12
the presence of the	12
james the henne taker	12
one of the hont	12
the dukes of norfolk	12
was a man of	12
he was one of	12
of beaulie in rewarde	12
the character of the	12
day paied to wi	12
woman in rewarde for	12
before the end of	12
m aundement xl s	12
to james the henne	12
he seems to have	12
fawco n s for	12
the princess mary to	12
co m aundement xl	12
n in rewarde for	12
the majority of the	12
it might have been	12
to believe that the	12
that the cause should	12
gentleman of the privy	12
the princess mary and	12
the bourde of the	12
the cloth of gold	12
that she had been	12
a few days later	12
in the following year	12
the edge of the	12
ij de daye paied	12
one of the fawco	12
the king s pryvat	12
of the abbot of	12
the body of the	12
the legitimacy of the	12
from a portrait by	12
daye paied to richard	12
of the cloth of	12
mete for one monethe	12
the prince of wales	12
at the door of	12
ought to have been	12
of the french king	12
the queen and her	12
of one of the	12
there is no doubt	12
the voice of the	12
maister hennage for so	12
the language of the	12
marriage of henry and	12
paied to gui l	12
co m aundement xx	12
now ended ix s	12
the state of the	12
paied to george taylo	12
in the mean while	12
of the horses for	12
dukes of norfolk and	12
that he layed oute	12
that he had no	12
wag s ended at	11
in the interests of	11
the name of sir	11
the queen and the	11
to the gardyner at	11
of the church and	11
to the use of	11
heir to the crown	11
the realm of england	11
that he had done	11
the consent of the	11
a grote a daye	11
the position of the	11
spanish chronicle of henry	11
of the english church	11
the use of the	11
on the one hand	11
the church of rome	11
with a view to	11
to the earl of	11
the present writer in	11
as it had been	11
paied to the said	11
as well as in	11
ended at midso m	11
the pope could not	11
henne taker for his	11
of anne of cleves	11
that there was a	11
might have been expected	11
the divorce of catherine	11
the circumstances of the	11
due at midso m	11
as supreme head of	11
of a disputed succession	11
field of cloth of	11
the countess of salisbury	11
that he would be	11
paied to the maister	11
the king xx s	11
paied to robert shere	11
of the king at	11
the action of the	11
lyke co m aundement	11
cifuentes to charles v	11
the church in england	11
as if he were	11
of the church in	11
and one of the	11
up his mind to	11
for ther hound s	11
the face of the	11
in which they were	11
to jasper the gardyner	11
were sent to the	11
it could not be	11
justices of the peace	11
the last daye paied	11
parke in rewarde vj	11
to the english throne	11
is no doubt that	11
of the pope to	11
claim to the throne	11
the commencement of the	11
at home and abroad	11
he said he would	11
was one of those	11
it may be inferred	11
the sake of the	11
which led to the	11
a daye xxx s	11
the pope had no	11
that he would have	11
in spite of all	11
with respect to the	11
lorde of norfolke for	11
the course of the	11
to the king xx	11
so long as he	11
watermen for wayting w	11
quarter wages ended at	11
in consequence of the	11
the peace of the	11
m the iiij daye	11
the marquis of exeter	11
of the act of	11
to make use of	11
it seemed as if	11
that on the th	11
the hont s for	11
the king s use	11
a few days after	11
that she should be	11
as soon as it	11
the king did not	11
day paied to humfrey	11
had been made to	11
king s grace iiij	11
legitimacy of the princess	11
between him and the	11
of the king to	11
regent of the netherlands	11
the pope had been	11
of the religious houses	11
to deal with the	11
of the church was	11
way of rewarde xl	11
of the english people	11
a knight of the	11
herbes to the king	11
quarter wag s ended	11
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with which he had	10
to the same maister	10
field of the cloth	10
appear to have been	10
of rewarde xx s	10
e v y of	10
after a grote a	10
so far as the	10
which the king had	10
cheses to the king	10
if the pope would	10
ther hound s mete	10
to say that he	10
at the bottom of	10
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to be found in	10
to take advantage of	10
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the king that the	10
for one monethe ended	10
a pouer woman in	10
he was to be	10
the city of london	10
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the mete of iij	10
that the bishop of	10
by his bille iiij	10
of the wars of	10
of the six articles	10
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the whiche the king	10
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to our lady of	10
daye paied to anthony	10
the name of the	10
the gardyner at beaulie	10
employed about s the	10
the cause should be	10
hawk s mete for	10
last daye paied to	10
a gentleman of the	10
he had not been	10
n his bille for	10
m aundement xx s	10
was said to have	10
wayting w t the	10
to the court of	10
may be inferred that	10
x p ofer mylloner	10
it would be a	10
the failure of the	10
and there is no	10
that the king and	10
lady daye in lent	10
paied to bryan talbot	10
of which he had	10
and at the same	10
with the assistance of	10
carter one of the	10
was a sort of	10
grote a daye xxx	10
paied to thomas ogull	10
that he was in	10
that he had not	10
m part s cc	10
manner in which the	10
between charles and francis	10
henry and the emperor	10
and the king was	10
he was bound to	10
daye paied to carter	10
the terms of the	10
an account of the	10
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came to the throne	10
the ruin of the	10
the most christian king	10
towards the end of	10
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to be given to	10
the gardyner of beaulie	10
the earl of northumberland	10
to dispense with the	10
the cardinal of york	10
in the days of	10
m part s m	10
greater part of the	10
keper of grenewiche parke	10
of the apostolic see	10
the laste daye of	10
said that the king	10
by the hand of	10
his bourde wag s	10
the morning of the	10
s mete for one	10
of constance de grey	10
his grace the king	10
the iiij daye paied	10
s for one monethe	10
the act of succession	10
in the possession of	10
paied to the wif	10
interview with the king	10
it was found necessary	10
the meaning of the	10
the king vij s	10
way of rewarde for	10
every now and then	10
the bishop of paris	10
the court of henry	10
had more than once	10
it is possible that	10
the opinions of the	10
his marriage with catherine	10
the earl of warwick	10
it was impossible for	10
of wi l l	10
to the house of	10
on the ground of	10
of the english nation	10
king and the emperor	10
at the papal court	10
daye of this monethe	10
there would have been	10
laws of the realm	10
with which he was	10
iiij d by the	10
of the catholic party	10
moche money as he	10
for a moment or	10
the justice of the	10
day paied to maister	10
of grenewiche parke for	10
the coming of the	10
the judgment of the	10
a po u woman	10
it was evident that	10
m part s xij	10
the th of that	10
the opinion of the	10
the th of february	10
in connection with the	10
so moche money as	10
the king to be	10
the top of the	10
by the bishop of	9
a quarter of an	9
the time of the	9
m the v th	9
to see that the	9
the marriage of henry	9
to the abbot of	9
the spirit of the	9
the bishop of lincoln	9
for one half yere	9
the pope and cardinals	9
the supremacy of the	9
which the pope had	9
committed to the tower	9
the same time to	9
as i have said	9
nt of the abbot	9
of his marriage with	9
in the same year	9
shere keper of the	9
the other side of	9
of the great gardyne	9
m part s xv	9
the space of one	9
it was not till	9
the news of the	9
out of the question	9
the publication of the	9
the spanish council of	9
the space of iiij	9
to xvj of the	9
for his wages for	9
of the catholic faith	9
the law of god	9
with that sort of	9
the same daye paid	9
the death of his	9
was the cause of	9
the rent of a	9
to the king x	9
the effect of the	9
for bringing herbes to	9
and it was not	9
lyveray cote xxij s	9
in rewarde x s	9
on the th november	9
jasper the gardyner at	9
the king s chapell	9
with the princess mary	9
the pope would be	9
dissolution of the monasteries	9
to the office of	9
l m l m	9
of rewarde for bringing	9
his marriage with anne	9
king s grace vij	9
a great number of	9
is not to be	9
the tower of london	9
spanish council of state	9
same daye paid to	9
had it not been	9
that she was not	9
likely to have been	9
of which he was	9
paied to walshe the	9
to the keepers of	9
to the pope and	9
to the feryman at	9
the hand of him	9
the strength of the	9
the lords of the	9
said that he was	9
but it was a	9
part s m l	9
s grace heled of	9
the sergeant of the	9
the cause of all	9
for the rest of	9
daye paied to pyne	9
to the best of	9
between england and the	9
that the king might	9
seem to have been	9
th of that month	9
to the gardi n	9
the office of the	9
with a sort of	9
the duke of cleves	9
the th of march	9
the real object of	9
in opposition to the	9
to hamptonco r te	9
an interview with the	9
mete of iij hawk	9
between the pope and	9
for the preservation of	9
it would seem that	9
mendoza to charles v	9
for the rent of	9
the jurisdiction of the	9
space of iiij xx	9
at the farther end	9
of the character of	9
way of rewarde xx	9
which he did not	9
of the reign of	9
the brief of execution	9
the archbishop of york	9
would do his best	9
before the privy council	9
my lorde of wilshire	9
the result of the	9
the hand of the	9
early in the morning	9
the heart of the	9
daye paied to gui	9
the payment of the	9
same nicholas for his	9
the form of a	9
catherine to charles v	9
it was too late	9
of wyndeso r for	9
the emperor would be	9
the constitution of the	9
the words of the	9
quarter of an hour	9
he came to the	9
could no longer be	9
the story of the	9
paied to pyne the	9
by the king of	9
solde to the king	9
george taylo r for	9
of iij hawk s	9
at the time when	9
s grace vij s	9
out of the realm	9
he was willing to	9
m part s xviij	9
his quarter wages ended	9
if it had been	9
if he wished to	9
in regard to the	9
to the wif of	9
written with the hand	9
with a look of	9
the king x s	9
that they should be	9
in a state of	9
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it does not appear	9
item where they say	9
had no intention of	9
to which he had	9
at the house of	9
for one quarter now	9
r for his quarter	9
paied to the ij	9
by way of the	9
th of the th	9
the king s pryvay	9
was to be seen	9
and if it happen	9
if there had been	9
co m aundement in	9
his eyes upon the	9
brought to the king	9
and as soon as	9
for the charges of	9
there was to be	9
knight of the garter	9
one monethe ended the	9
of the court of	9
my good lord cardinal	9
which he had received	9
petition of the commons	9
the word of god	9
king s grace in	9
lost by the king	9
her marriage with henry	9
to my lady anne	9
to the effect that	9
v y of them	9
m paied to the	9
s watermen for ther	9
that the pope might	9
that the king could	9
in his own realm	9
letter to the king	9
in the hope that	9
in the secular arm	9
to the king vij	9
for bringing hawk s	9
the temper of the	9
paied to hug h	9
that he should be	8
the first time in	8
and the two guilliams	8
see the present writer	8
solde unto the king	8
in the library of	8
to all the world	8
other side of the	8
the battle of pavia	8
the v th daye	8
was to be done	8
to say that the	8
king of france had	8
the king of scots	8
one of the kepers	8
the th of september	8
the th he was	8
our lady of walsingham	8
that there should be	8
an alliance with the	8
and that he would	8
paied to laurence lee	8
the will of the	8
not likely to have	8
written by the hand	8
the marchioness of exeter	8
the fact that the	8
of the pryvay chambre	8
rewarde to the keper	8
r wi l l	8
paied to the gardi	8
of the privy purse	8
commencement of the volume	8
in his own dominions	8
there can be no	8
and on the other	8
the lord mayor and	8
m the xxviij day	8
a few days before	8
the author of the	8
at the commencement of	8
that the marriage was	8
the emperor would not	8
if he was to	8
nt for bringing of	8
iiij daye paied to	8
in reward for bringing	8
of the fifteenth century	8
iij hawk s by	8
woman that gave the	8
as apperith by a	8
than might have been	8
at wyndeso r for	8
s grace iiij s	8
at the hands of	8
paied to mais t	8
the heads of houses	8
an act of parliament	8
the reform of the	8
of anne boleyn and	8
m aunde t in	8
to the throne of	8
of bath and wells	8
gave the king s	8
one quarter now ended	8
m aundement in rewarde	8
and the house of	8
had no right to	8
daye paied to bryan	8
said that the emperor	8
is not a little	8
on the death of	8
most humble and obedient	8
of the nun of	8
and the rest of	8
as if he would	8
for to be employed	8
the account of the	8
was no more than	8
to the master of	8
was due to the	8
part s iiij xx	8
by the daye xxx	8
grenewiche to west m	8
the household of the	8
daye paied to sir	8
succession to the throne	8
the balance of power	8
the prio r of	8
the xxviij day paied	8
it will be seen	8
that she was a	8
it was thought that	8
that if the pope	8
gardyne at beaulie for	8
the king s stuf	8
great gardyne at beaulie	8
for the love of	8
of the value of	8
in accordance with the	8
anne boleyn and her	8
had been one of	8
so moche by him	8
the library of the	8
merry wives of windsor	8
at the battle of	8
with the duke of	8
replied the old man	8
which she had been	8
of the english clergy	8
it was he who	8
jewelles as the king	8
for carying of the	8
and it would be	8
the decision of the	8
in the first instance	8
of norfolke for so	8
of henry and his	8
the same time that	8
the king was not	8
in the execution of	8
the reign of edward	8
liberties of the church	8
the way to the	8
the keper of grenewiche	8
the value of the	8
paied to one of	8
it was impossible to	8
his cote xxij s	8
for so moche by	8
was not a little	8
is supposed to have	8
boug h t for	8
the rights of the	8
at the english court	8
by the laws of	8
ortiz to charles v	8
to enable him to	8
and that he was	8
the book of quarterly	8
cak s to the	8
the maintenance of the	8
norfolke for so moche	8
the great gardyne at	8
received the royal assent	8
king of england to	8
of the duchy of	8
of england in the	8
appere by his bille	8
that he was to	8
his lyveray cote xxij	8
was found necessary to	8
gardyner at beaulie for	8
the name of god	8
it is said that	8
by him paied to	8
it would be well	8
n s for his	8
parke in rewarde vij	8
of england to the	8
no more than a	8
to my lady princesse	8
the xviij daye of	8
dothe appere by his	8
the king s buyelding	8
the expenses of the	8
the unity of christendom	8
in rewarde xl s	8
it would not be	8
the vicar of christ	8
m aunde t vij	8
to the fact that	8
he was prepared to	8
with the hand of	8
it is impossible to	8
he said that the	8
daye paied to laurence	8
xvj of the king	8
for which he was	8
s r wi l	8
in the said cause	8
the king xl s	8
in a letter to	8
till such time as	8
the ladies of the	8
the daye xxx s	8
the king to the	8
a prisoner in the	8
were not to be	8
the field of the	8
duke of norfolk and	8
on the th january	8
the young knight to	8
nicholas clampe for his	8
he was about to	8
there is no reason	8
the chief of the	8
co m aundement for	8
on the point of	8
from day to day	8
he was in the	8
been one of the	8
of the sello r	8
of what he had	8
to the king in	8
was now to be	8
supposed to have been	8
supremacy over the church	8
by the aid of	8
on the th july	8
the king that he	8
it may well be	8
the subject of the	8
bringing hawk s to	8
is not easy to	8
on the edge of	8
to that of the	8
may have been the	8
hug h harrys for	8
the order of the	8
in view of the	8
of the emperor and	8
on the question of	8
of the forrest of	8
as fast as possible	8
divorce of catherine of	8
for his cote xxij	8
put an end to	8
the centre of the	8
p ofer mylloner for	8
the passing of the	8
however that may be	8
pouer woman in rewarde	8
for the relief of	8
not be able to	8
a copy of the	8
at the execution of	8
and that the emperor	8
to the laws of	8
the trial of the	8
the king iiij s	8
in which it is	8
to thomas ogull for	8
evans for his bourde	7
given to the king	7
go to war with	7
to the same watermen	7
he was not a	7
i will shall be	7
to think that the	7
it was not his	7
the society of antiquaries	7
it is obvious that	7
of the old man	7
horse to the king	7
from the pope to	7
he was a man	7
s for his wages	7
but there was no	7
m part s iij	7
thomas ogull for the	7
the pope was a	7
xij day paied to	7
in a high degree	7
to be due at	7
in spite of the	7
for suche stuf as	7
m the xxx daye	7
r lady daye in	7
on the th october	7
xxviij day paied to	7
in the book of	7
it was not to	7
of katharine of aragon	7
for the duke of	7
one or the other	7
had been in the	7
to hug h harrys	7
mai to charles v	7
s for a monethe	7
if the king of	7
as well as of	7
a pouer woman that	7
in the person of	7
stood in the way	7
reform of the church	7
of the papal authority	7
and at the end	7
it is almost certain	7
joh n evans for	7
i do not know	7
the midst of which	7
the extent to which	7
the king of the	7
to the see of	7
be supposed that the	7
with catherine of aragon	7
by him paied at	7
bringing of a stag	7
the pope had promised	7
the best of his	7
discretion of mine executors	7
they would have been	7
to e v y	7
of the validity of	7
the furste daye of	7
side of the emperor	7
so far as he	7
the restoration of the	7
the ears of the	7
stand in the way	7
same daye deli v	7
to take the oath	7
not only to the	7
to the queen and	7
by means of the	7
by the present writer	7
the hope that the	7
as much as possible	7
we are told that	7
of the new queen	7
as one of the	7
the privileges of the	7
declared that he would	7
the clerk of the	7
upo n the content	7
which it had been	7
x p ofer the	7
of henry and anne	7
that the pope should	7
at the prospect of	7
would be able to	7
to bryan talbot for	7
n the content s	7
the xij day paied	7
to the king that	7
at the same moment	7
grenewiche to yorke place	7
to joh n evans	7
the preamble of the	7
the french king was	7
the extent of the	7
alliance between england and	7
daye paied to mais	7
king of england would	7
it will not be	7
is evident from the	7
at the french court	7
to persuade the king	7
by him wonne of	7
king s hound s	7
upo n his wages	7
as much as he	7
between the emperor and	7
the king at the	7
at the idea of	7
the crown and the	7
the best means of	7
he replied that he	7
it should not be	7
l l m locke	7
this sir osborne maurice	7
is one of the	7
and the archbishop of	7
the marriage with the	7
by the king and	7
the sight of the	7
daye paied to xvj	7
h for the king	7
he did not think	7
was to be a	7
the th of august	7
the spot where the	7
that they had been	7
for ij payer of	7
all that he had	7
m aunde t for	7
t m the xxx	7
on the th september	7
the success of the	7
for the expenses of	7
the field of cloth	7
for himself and his	7
for bringing cherys to	7
hampton co r te	7
co m aundement xxij	7
in rewarde for the	7
out of the country	7
m aunde t xx	7
both the king and	7
as soon as possible	7
to a great extent	7
bringing cak s to	7
of some of the	7
on the nd of	7
lyke co m aunde	7
where they say that	7
which had been made	7
hont s for his	7
for one hole yere	7
for the use of	7
the support of the	7
the time was come	7
in the month of	7
to the english crown	7
to make war on	7
and the emperor had	7
on the th august	7
v th daye paied	7
the repudiation of anne	7
the crown of france	7
in this present parliament	7
paied to a frencheman	7
day paied in rewarde	7
in rewarde v s	7
by the same space	7
paied to xvj of	7
in prest upo n	7
of the nd of	7
the day of the	7
the king s hound	7
told him that he	7
power of the pope	7
would have made a	7
of the king in	7
the course which he	7
with his own hand	7
monethe now ended ix	7
the fawco n for	7
the king for the	7
i know not how	7
would probably have been	7
wages to be due	7
the image of our	7
if the king would	7
cristemas next co m	7
france and the empire	7
almes for ij monethes	7
as a means of	7
that there would be	7
which it appears that	7
the princess mary was	7
the return of the	7
had been made by	7
m the xij day	7
to the detriment of	7
in the morning of	7
end of the year	7
but he could not	7
in the divorce case	7
was out of the	7
the princes of europe	7
edited by the present	7
of a stag to	7
on the th december	7
was seen to be	7
there was no hope	7
than that of the	7
l l m armerers	7
statutes of the realm	7
in the power of	7
had nothing to fear	7
m part s xvj	7
wrote to the king	7
that part of the	7
to a woman that	7
by the king at	7
his bille iiij xx	7
should be sent to	7
toward s his mariage	7
that the young knight	7
daye paied to yonge	7
the middle of the	7
as he wanne of	7
for the discharge of	7
marry the princess mary	7
not likely to be	7
in the court of	7
was supposed to be	7
to the king xl	7
of canterbury and york	7
the yeomen of the	7
the origin of the	7
years of his reign	7
image of our lady	7
king s grace loste	7
the th day of	7
the great hall of	7
by means of a	7
laws of the church	7
to the king iiij	7
the laws of god	7
of the queen of	7
if she had been	7
bringing herbes to the	7
in the beginning of	7
but it was not	7
prest upo n his	7
reached the ears of	7
succession to the english	7
king s grace and	7
of the kepers of	7
corons of the sonne	7
daye paied to phillip	7
m part s x	7
there had been no	7
answered the old man	7
a day or two	7
the farther end of	7
way of rewarde vj	7
the king s scolar	7
no more to you	7
it seems to me	7
to nicholas clampe for	7
the earl of surrey	7
money as he wanne	7
to induce him to	7
did not mean to	7
people of this realm	7
what can be done	7
he was determined to	7
on account of the	7
he could not have	7
with the french king	7
that it may be	7
on the following day	7
daye paied for the	7
said that she was	7
did not fail to	7
one that broug h	7
maister of the king	7
of the pryvat chambre	7
and that he had	7
the benefit of the	7
the king and wolsey	7
ke pf of the	7
for bringing of oranges	7
and the french ambassador	7
that it might be	7
under the name of	7
to be guided by	7
to do with the	7
estates of the realm	7
when the king was	7
the divorce had been	7
it not been for	7
bringing cheses to the	7
that it could not	7
paied to a woman	7
that the queen had	7
the way of the	7
money by him wonne	7
r te in rewarde	7
there was a sort	7
to please the king	7
to the same joh	7
the bottom of the	7
if the emperor would	7
by the king himself	7
a list of the	7
and the french king	7
coronation of anne boleyn	7
the merry wives of	7
the same daye deli	7
would have been better	7
of rewarde vj s	7
co m aundement vj	7
princess mary and the	7
to the interests of	7
at cristemas next co	7
which had not been	7
a marriage between the	7
soon as they were	7
and sir thomas more	7
the truth of the	7
it ought to be	7
of the robes for	7
king of england and	7
in the national portrait	7
for bringing cak s	7
the emperor could not	7
of the cinque ports	7
the english king was	7
as long as he	7
it had not been	7
he could not be	7
baugh for the king	7
was reported to be	7
for marke and the	7
the protection of the	7
master of the horse	7
present writer in d	7
told the king that	7
s grace to eltham	7
of the divorce case	7
for the benefit of	7
m the laste day	7
the duke of bourbon	7
the gentlemen of the	7
for bringing cheses to	7
one of the gentlemen	7
between france and the	7
he had nothing to	7
on the same day	7
the queen of england	7
between england and france	7
from the king of	7
died on the th	7
one of the garde	7
m aunde t xl	7
marke and the two	7
the th of henry	7
on the th june	7
bille for the king	7
way of the king	7
allowed himself to be	7
in england in the	7
grace heled of ther	7
i would not have	7
for lack of time	7
to the ij kepers	7
of the peace of	7
it shall not be	7
to which he was	7
the pope and francis	7
keper of the king	7
a war with france	7
the same joh n	7
of catherine and mary	7
to carter one of	7
was to be made	7
paied to the sergeant	7
court of henry viii	7
the reformation in england	7
cherys to the king	7
the national portrait gallery	7
the king and anne	6
he said it was	6
mete of iiij hawk	6
the letter of the	6
the church of the	6
if we are to	6
paied in rewarde by	6
real object of the	6
into which he had	6
in the first place	6
day deli v ed	6
the satisfaction of the	6
as may be supposed	6
to execute the sentence	6
to be heard in	6
the duchess of suffolk	6
that it had been	6
paied to ij pouer	6
the use of my	6
day paied to one	6
for the king to	6
the same day paid	6
and the marriage of	6
said most humble and	6
s grace to grenewiche	6
queen and her daughter	6
the enemies of the	6
him that he was	6
would be likely to	6
letter to the emperor	6
beaulie for his wag	6
up to this time	6
reception of the news	6
the kepers of the	6
favour of the divorce	6
the passage of the	6
any of the said	6
replied that it was	6
the church of christ	6
the earl of devonshire	6
it could not have	6
which he had not	6
king s grace iij	6
was to be delivered	6
my lady anne rocheford	6
quarrel with the pope	6
xxx daye paied to	6
within a few days	6
xiiij day paied to	6
to those of the	6
to one that broug	6
he did not mean	6
i am sure that	6
as we shall see	6
he would not be	6
and raulf mondy for	6
a horse to the	6
at the instance of	6
in a manner which	6
the seat of the	6
of this present parliament	6
of henry and catherine	6
but he did not	6
the people of this	6
library of the royal	6
to the king iij	6
highest in the realm	6
emperor and the king	6
which he could not	6
part s c iiij	6
an other of the	6
the league of cambrai	6
aunde t vij s	6
was a prisoner in	6
in right of his	6
which the pope could	6
if there was a	6
the nd of henry	6
was to take place	6
was thought to be	6
w t the barge	6
the isle of wight	6
n by the king	6
the lords and commons	6
paied at the king	6
the validity of his	6
cromwell said that he	6
in the opinion of	6
the king from the	6
daye for e v	6
of god and the	6
good duke of buckingham	6
they appear to have	6
validity of the marriage	6
the marchioness of pembroke	6
the yoman of the	6
the death of her	6
the french king and	6
i t m in	6
had been brought up	6
for iij hawk s	6
between charles and henry	6
your said most humble	6
co m aundement x	6
have been able to	6
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had made up his	6
r baug h for	6
to the act of	6
by the pope and	6
the xxvij day paied	6
to the yoman of	6
by saying that the	6
these entries relate to	6
day paied to thomas	6
would have been well	6
at x p emas	6
he had a right	6
in the harleian ms	6
manner in which he	6
to the same jasper	6
in rewarde for gyving	6
part s iij c	6
to be the first	6
due for one monethe	6
the house of the	6
it was in vain	6
be sent to england	6
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the records of the	6
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daye paied to william	6
the cause to rome	6
the time at which	6
man in rewarde for	6
m the xxiiij day	6
had told him that	6
as to the validity	6
wages to ende at	6
he was not without	6
make the best of	6
be inferred that he	6
ogull for the bourde	6
for his hound s	6
l m armerers wif	6
may well be supposed	6
in his arms and	6
of misprision of treason	6
assured him that he	6
that he was at	6
to the rangeo r	6
the month of may	6
execution of the sentence	6
m part s xx	6
s grace at the	6
for the murder of	6
for the king of	6
the king s owne	6
s in rewarde by	6
to the scole maister	6
authority of the pope	6
for the safety of	6
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m l v c	6
evans for the mete	6
bourde wages for one	6
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the love of god	6
the king s begles	6
to go to war	6
the church and the	6
xxiiij day paied to	6
jo h n carter	6
name of sir osborne	6
king s barge for	6
by the act of	6
the early years of	6
for him to do	6
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quarter ended at midso	6
daughter of the duke	6
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daye paied to nicholas	6
by the end of	6
docto r baug h	6
be present at the	6
paied to henry the	6
item the same daye	6
the th henry viii	6
on the english throne	6
his hand upon his	6
the shomaker for shoes	6
to be distributed in	6
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as part of the	6
an heir to the	6
to s r wi	6
had no power to	6
one quarter of a	6
due at o r	6
the king w t	6
him paied at the	6
fro yorke place to	6
the duke of milan	6
after the death of	6
take the succession oath	6
paied to the scole	6
in which she had	6
when the pope had	6
by holbein in the	6
the exception of the	6
had been left to	6
as a sort of	6
be sent to the	6
then i will that	6
fro grenewiche to west	6
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s grace at bowles	6
mentioned in these accounts	6
for his lyveray xxij	6
the honour of the	6
a o xx mo	6
the birth of the	6
t of him at	6
the xxiiij day paied	6
in the centre of	6
of the royal society	6
aunde t in rewarde	6
paied to the frenche	6
the court of england	6
in the hope of	6
m yng xxx s	6
when he was in	6
daye paied to alart	6
where the king was	6
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the sello r for	6
and said that he	6
by the french king	6
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he was obliged to	6
at that moment the	6
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as far as the	6
the x th daye	6
in the sight of	6
paied to henry byrde	6
though he did not	6
the wife of the	6
po u woman in	6
if that be the	6
between henry and charles	6
kings of france and	6
and water doddisworthe for	6
the election of the	6
to the roman communion	6
princess mary to the	6
rent of a house	6
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the hilt of his	6
the bishop of durham	6
in the history of	6
the alliance with the	6
of her marriage with	6
walked up and down	6
th of henry viii	6
the fall of wolsey	6
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in his own person	6
paied to the feryman	6
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the xxx daye paied	6
the throne of england	6
v ed to my	6
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quarter of a yere	6
gardyner of beaulie in	6
for one quarter at	6
keper of the great	6
letters of the bishop	6
to go to the	6
to the validity of	6
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the making of the	6
a grote a day	6
daye paied to hug	6
that if the king	6
with a hey ho	6
paied to nicholas clampe	6
of the two kings	6
far as i can	6
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one of the chief	6
the reformation of the	6
if it be not	6
he shall come to	6
t my lorde of	6
the extent of his	6
rewarde to s r	6
broug h t the	6
the means by which	6
to be sent to	6
to docto r baug	6
the northumberland household book	6
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a word or two	6
the names of the	6
the service of god	6
the mete of iiij	6
when he came to	6
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for bringing of bake	6
of the gentlemen of	6
that he had a	6
now ended xxvij s	6
would have been left	6
with the laws of	6
the title of queen	6
to marry the princess	6
s owne hand s	6
at the top of	6
daye of june paied	6
the pope to the	6
to persuade her to	6
the charges of the	6
farther end of the	6
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the church of st	6
the circumstances under which	6
the scole maister of	6
with the earl of	6
told him that the	6
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the last daye of	6
in order that he	6
submitted to the king	6
i know not what	6
his wages to be	6
by which he was	6
paied to carter one	6
present at the interview	6
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was at this time	6
lords spiritual and temporal	6
until the th of	6
his way to the	6
s c iiij xx	6
there had been a	6
that he had nothing	6
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to the pope in	6
duke of norfolk was	6
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will be seen that	6
attempt was made to	6
to john yardeley for	6
harrys for his bourde	6
the divorce from katharine	6
henry seems to have	6
as he was to	6
paied to the abbot	6
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that the queen was	6
to nicolas clampe for	6
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who had been the	6
that he had seen	6
m part s xj	6
sir osborne did not	6
the possession of the	6
was not the least	6
to you at this	6
e v y daye	6
w t the bote	6
in the th henry	6
in the service of	6
to docto r baugh	6
in the same manner	6
the ordinances of the	6
on which it was	6
the welfare of the	6
which they did not	6
he did not wish	6
what had been done	6
for chipping s for	6
m the forsaied daye	6
the battle of spurs	6
for the wag s	6
which he had made	6
reformation of the church	6
carying of the king	6
far as he could	6
m the xxvij day	6
his hound s mete	6
the st of may	6
of the royal household	6
the space of a	6
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more to you at	6
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saying that she was	6
we are able to	6
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ti daye paied to	6
he was not to	6
of the emperor in	6
t m to my	6
that the queen and	6
the king and to	6
and so long as	6
s due at michelmas	6
mete for iij hawk	6
king of england had	6
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long as he was	6
it would be better	6
king s buyelding s	6
as if he had	6
hennage for that he	6
at wanstede for his	6
that he and his	6
henry and anne boleyn	6
by the law of	6
daye paied to vincent	6
to interfere with the	6
in the north of	6
xxvij day paied to	6
the king s bote	6
with the help of	6
the ij kepers of	6
of iiij hawk s	6
wages for one quarter	6
members of the council	6
the object of the	6
king s grace bought	6
day paied to joh	6
was committed to the	6
the cause of his	6
of england from the	6
of s r edward	6
l l m knevet	6
the duchy of milan	6
as we have said	6
was known to be	6
treaty with the emperor	6
s buyelding s at	6
upon him with a	6
the court of france	6
to have had a	6
may be found in	6
he did not know	6
marriage with jane seymour	6
with some of the	6
co m aundement v	6
that there might be	6
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ought not to be	6
the arms of the	6
to joh n yardeley	6
to take the succession	6
which were to be	6
of hamptonco r te	6
that he had only	6
if she had not	6
n one of the	6
his bille for the	6
was to be taken	6
rewarde for bringing cak	6
the earl of shrewsbury	6
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x s a pece	6
which they were to	6
the members of the	6
of beaulie for his	6
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same daye to a	6
after the rate of	6
v nt of m	6
him wonne of the	6
day paied to jo	6
the justices of the	6
which the emperor had	6
the case of the	6
it was one of	6
to a poor woman	6
at a grote a	6
the fact that he	6
lorde of wilshire for	6
had gone too far	6
which there was no	6
and those of the	6
baug h for the	6
r in rewarde for	6
years at the court	6
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to be dealt with	6
in the spanish council	6
the estates of the	6
the catholic party in	6
and the pope was	6
there is no occasion	6
and the king himself	6
she had not been	6
the hands of his	6
of the cause to	6
the two guilliams and	6
and some of the	6
pryvat hound s for	6
the king had no	6
his lyveray xxij s	6
to take catherine back	6
king s chapell for	6
was or was not	6
was not the only	6
to believe that he	6
the appearance of the	6
the rd of july	6
if the pope was	6
e v y man	6
he had written to	6
same day paid to	6
to the crown of	6
to the extent of	6
make an end of	6
daye paied to raulf	6
that he might have	6
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rewarde for bringing herbes	6
when he went to	6
apperith by a bille	6
of king henry viii	6
with cloth of gold	6
to him by the	6
for the payment of	6
it is one of	6
of the parliament of	6
in the household of	6
w t my lorde	6
of anne and her	6
with the nun of	6
pope was to be	6
upon him by the	6
that it is not	6
interests of the nation	6
in the act of	6
there was nothing to	6
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by sir thomas more	6
rewarde for bringing ij	6
co m yng xxx	6
the same watermen for	6
the son of the	6
broug h t a	5
s grace at yorke	5
yeomen of the guard	5
to take another wife	5
but it is not	5
in the place of	5
m the xvj day	5
this is not the	5
by him layd oute	5
the conclusion of the	5
of those who were	5
the gardi n at	5
bryan talbot for his	5
the king would never	5
well as in the	5
with the holy see	5
the hand of your	5
to the mind of	5
the preservation of the	5
in rewarde to james	5
it seems as if	5
and he could not	5
to the cause of	5
to phillip of the	5
to laurence lee for	5
cloth of gold and	5
to see the king	5
m the xv day	5
in which he is	5
at the outset of	5
the murder of the	5
the king must be	5
mind of sir osborne	5
come to her lawful	5
and that the king	5
the state of england	5
to a woman in	5
co m aundement at	5
to be present at	5
soon as he had	5
the course of his	5
between the french and	5
be given to the	5
by the archbishop of	5
and told him that	5