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trigram	frequency
i t m	2496
t m the	2315
daye paied to	1613
m the same	1305
the same daye	1112
the king s	1065
same daye paied	995
to the king	659
paied to the	431
of the king	418
king s grace	378
by the king	376
one of the	375
on the th	314
the duke of	313
s co m	303
king s co	297
payment s in	285
s m part	283
m part s	283
in rewarde for	282
the king of	276
day paied to	264
yet payment s	262
that he had	257
rewarde for bringing	252
that he was	245
of the church	242
paied to a	237
to have been	233
was to be	231
that the king	221
the same day	218
the th of	218
the bishop of	207
he had been	200
to charles v	194
which he had	186
v nt of	185
that it was	180
the king and	180
would have been	176
same day paied	176
as well as	172
for the king	169
king of england	166
for bringing of	165
co m aundement	165
out of the	164
foreign and domestic	164
the king was	153
the princess mary	152
that he would	144
it was not	144
the king had	143
there was no	141
to the emperor	140
chapuys to charles	140
the king to	139
he did not	138
to the same	137
the house of	135
of henry viii	134
t m to	131
to the pope	128
the pope had	127
of the english	127
and the king	126
part of the	124
and it was	123
of the pope	121
of the same	120
which had been	118
he could not	118
of his own	117
it was a	116
the end of	115
co m aunde	115
it would be	114
as soon as	113
could not be	112
that the pope	112
m aunde t	111
that she was	110
of the realm	110
and in the	109
it is not	108
at the same	108
the earl of	105
of the emperor	105
and that the	102
duke of norfolk	101
not to be	101
on the other	100
in rewarde to	97
the same time	97
in the same	95
sir osborne maurice	94
the pope was	94
which he was	93
he would not	92
king of france	92
same daye to	90
l l m	89
which it was	89
and on the	89
by way of	88
the king would	88
and the emperor	88
it may be	88
paied in rewarde	88
at the time	87
daye paied in	87
there is no	86
it was the	85
with the king	85
the pope and	84
had not been	84
and for the	84
that she had	84
he was not	84
to the tower	83
seems to have	83
but it was	83
who had been	82
s to the	82
m to the	82
of the princess	82
he was a	81
the pope to	81
she had been	81
it had been	81
he would have	81
the act of	81
the french king	80
for so moche	80
might have been	80
with the emperor	79
bringing of a	79
that the emperor	79
sir payan wileton	79
there was a	78
the name of	78
the keper of	78
paied to maister	78
my lorde of	77
and it is	77
sir thomas more	76
the side of	76
of anne boleyn	76
to the crown	76
in the world	76
as to the	75
the court of	75
the hands of	75
was one of	74
to be the	74
to the keper	74
and of the	74
were to be	73
side of the	73
for a moment	72
the young knight	72
so moche money	72
and the pope	72
in rewarde by	72
house of commons	71
of the clergy	71
the emperor was	71
of the divorce	70
in his own	70
the archbishop of	70
archbishop of canterbury	70
of the people	69
the death of	69
in which he	69
the holy see	68
in order to	68
was in the	68
that they were	68
in favour of	68
wi l l	68
of the world	67
rolls house ms	67
rewarde by the	67
the emperor would	67
the interests of	66
as he was	66
cloth of gold	66
he had not	66
if he had	66
the emperor to	66
for bringing a	66
the queen and	66
said the knight	65
the rest of	65
the church of	65
the emperor had	65
of the french	65
sent to the	65
of the said	65
the cause of	64
it is true	64
was not to	64
way of rewarde	64
to the throne	64
he was to	64
of the most	63
in spite of	63
the space of	63
said sir osborne	63
would not be	63
for his quarter	63
with the pope	62
so far as	62
duke of buckingham	62
the pope would	62
and he was	62
to be a	62
that he might	61
of the duke	61
of the reformation	61
that there was	61
constance de grey	61
paied to my	61
moche money by	60
the king at	60
in which the	60
and that he	60
and to the	60
a sort of	60
so long as	60
it was to	60
the old man	59
must have been	59
of the queen	59
but it is	59
at this time	59
said to have	59
the keeper of	59
of all the	59
it is a	58
a few days	58
that he could	58
said that he	58
of the court	58
as it was	58
the marriage of	58
of the two	58
of the great	58
money by him	57
of the country	57
end of the	57
to henry viii	57
in the midst	57
of the new	57
that of the	57
s grace at	57
nt of my	57
to the english	56
the power of	56
of the royal	56
replied the knight	56
to my lorde	56
as apperith by	56
for one quarter	56
to anne boleyn	56
keper of the	55
could not have	55
but he was	55
the part of	55
if the king	55
king s watermen	55
which they were	55
would not have	54
the laws of	54
in the tower	54
the question of	54
head of the	54
as much as	54
to the keeper	53
of the house	53
the midst of	53
which they had	53
paied by the	53
one of his	52
with which the	52
calendar henry viii	52
as he had	52
according to the	52
e v y	52
the french ambassador	52
at the court	52
duke of suffolk	52
some of the	52
to make the	52
s grace to	51
not have been	51
for a time	51
he would be	51
of the privy	51
the execution of	51
was not the	51
at the end	51
by the space	50
account of the	50
the presence of	50
the king himself	50
he said that	49
of the time	49
it would have	49
him in the	49
was sent to	49
by his bille	49
as we have	49
had been the	49
the king in	49
they were not	48
as they were	48
paied to one	48
the law of	48
v nt in	48
if the pope	48
the reign of	48
said that the	48
as the king	48
w t the	48
to his own	48
to say that	48
king and the	48
more than a	48
he had no	48
s watermen for	48
have been a	48
daye paied by	48
had been made	48
wag s due	48
of the old	47
due for one	47
the time of	47
to take the	47
was not a	47
in the first	47
may have been	47
of the day	47
he was the	47
from the pope	47
jo h n	46
i do not	46
that he should	46
in the following	46
that if the	46
of england and	46
for one monethe	46
we have seen	46
nt in rewarde	46
as if he	45
of my lorde	45
and at the	45
of such a	45
is to be	45
a matter of	44
the privy council	44
duke of richmond	44
the beginning of	44
of the council	44
for that he	44
the emperor and	44
bishop of rochester	44
to wi l	44
he was in	44
which she had	44
france and england	43
to joh n	43
in the morning	43
it will be	43
for the purpose	43
in the house	43
daye paied for	43
him to the	43
henry the eighth	43
to believe that	43
should not be	42
of the law	42
to one of	42
interests of the	42
i know not	42
in a moment	42
paied to john	42
his quarter wages	42
paied to humfrey	42
for his wages	42
the fact that	42
that it would	42
she was not	42
between henry and	42
paied to wi	42
the whole of	42
the sixteenth century	42
henry and his	42
told him that	41
his wag s	41
of the nation	41
and all the	41
apperith by his	41
daye to the	41
have been the	41
it must be	41
of henry and	41
one of them	41
be found in	41
the other hand	41
to the great	40
her marriage with	40
paied to thomas	40
to see the	40
for the first	40
on the rd	40
for him to	40
the hand of	40
his marriage with	40
appears to have	40
to jo h	40
it has been	40
a general council	40
m the xx	40
deli v ed	40
on the part	40
m the xxviij	40
from the king	40
for the same	39
m the xij	39
x p ofer	39
of sir osborne	39
to my lady	39
this was the	39
keeper of the	39
the authority of	39
the xviij daye	39
by the emperor	39
upo n his	39
of the catholic	39
marriage with the	39
for the sake	39
for his bourde	39
the xx daye	39
was ready to	39
the door of	39
by the pope	38
to the french	38
lady constance de	38
of the young	38
the state of	38
be allowed to	38
of the bishop	38
to the queen	38
he had a	38
it might be	38
they had been	38
in such a	38
the validity of	38
to which the	38
to x p	38
paied to jo	38
paied to joh	38
xx daye paied	37
had been a	37
succession to the	37
the sake of	37
of which the	37
in the realm	37
the eyes of	37
m the xviij	37
he had done	37
the history of	37
and by the	37
him that he	37
co m yng	37
power of the	37
to s r	37
with which he	37
on the st	37
whom he had	37
which the king	37
the next day	37
the peace of	37
what he had	37
of the monasteries	37
that is to	37
if he could	37
m the xxvj	37
the marriage with	37
th daye paied	37
of the crown	37
nt of maister	37
nun of kent	37
catherine of aragon	36
the use of	36
if the emperor	36
when it was	36
m the xvj	36
the number of	36
of this realm	36
the nature of	36
on his way	36
him by the	36
the course of	36
nt of the	36
master of the	36
given to the	36
on the ground	36
of the papal	36
m the xxiiij	35
hamptonco r te	35
a man of	35
m the x	35
had never been	35
pope and the	35
a present of	35
anne of cleves	35
to the court	35
if it was	35
the xxv daye	35
if he was	35
ought to be	35
when he was	35
that they had	35
the st of	35
i am sure	35
would be a	35
against the king	35
the next morning	35
it should be	35
they would have	35
m the xxij	35
marriage with anne	35
of which he	35
m the xv	34
the nun of	34
of the household	34
they were to	34
l s solu	34
that i have	34
question of the	34
of his subjects	34
the purpose of	34
the king that	34
the gardy n	34
of his reign	34
the xvj daye	34
s solu c	34
that she would	34
by the daye	34
was about to	34
as far as	34
the character of	34
v ed to	34
to which he	34
and in a	34
in the hands	34
in the english	34
to be made	34
boug h t	34
prince of wales	34
on the subject	34
anne boleyn was	34
to the princess	34
the head of	34
church of england	33
m the xiij	33
we are told	33
for his wag	33
the age of	33
manner in which	33
the first time	33
as long as	33
m the viij	33
that the marriage	33
of henry the	33
in which they	33
the king could	33
of henry vii	33
be able to	33
m the xxv	33
if it be	33
that she should	33
and he had	33
to do so	33
that in the	33
the church was	33
of the marriage	33
the mind of	33
m aundement to	33
that it is	33
the face of	33
rewarde vj s	33
s for the	33
there had been	33
the xxvj daye	33
act of parliament	33
in the matter	32
which was to	32
in the way	32
at any rate	32
m the xxvij	32
to a pouer	32
by the same	32
to the gardyner	32
of those who	32
the xxviij daye	32
my lady anne	32
will be found	32
soon as the	32
for the present	32
the x daye	32
she could not	32
the middle of	32
had been in	32
favour of the	32
other references to	32
one of those	32
to be found	32
i will not	32
give and bequeath	32
the rd of	32
not in the	32
from the first	32
but he had	32
of cloth of	32
they could not	32
which the pope	32
m the xvij	32
was able to	31
if she had	31
he had made	31
the spirit of	31
with all the	31
and there was	31
as he could	31
of the papacy	31
there would be	31
the xij daye	31
the queen of	31
all the world	31
the xxiiij daye	31
m the vj	31
of which was	31
the laste daye	31
him in his	31
i give and	31
of the land	31
he was at	31
he might have	31
the price of	31
aunde t to	31
he had never	31
the value of	31
as it is	31
and the princess	31
by means of	31
in the great	31
he wished to	31
the other side	31
is said to	31
which she was	31
place in the	31
quarter wag s	31
th of may	31
there is a	31
those of the	31
of the whole	31
the best of	31
to the said	31
part in the	31
is to say	31
if it were	31
the condition of	31
de daye paied	31
xij daye paied	31
would be the	30
door of the	30
to the duke	30
execution of the	30
had to be	30
the loss of	30
of the holy	30
for his own	30
an account of	30
of his life	30
of france and	30
him that the	30
the daughter of	30
on this occasion	30
war with france	30
but the king	30
from the emperor	30
m the xiiij	30
wanne of the	30
bishop of tarbes	30
that had been	30
he knew that	30
m the xxix	30
king and queen	30
next co m	30
to make a	30
the manner in	30
the pope in	30
rewarde to a	30
of the other	30
up and down	30
the abbot of	30
the xxij daye	30
that henry was	30
as she was	30
m the vij	30
paied to x	30
in regard to	30
that if he	30
was the only	30
the xiij daye	30
between the two	30
that he did	30
on one occasion	30
xiij daye paied	30
x daye paied	30
in which it	29
to the divorce	29
s in rewarde	29
for the mete	29
of the first	29
daughter of the	29
could only be	29
the position of	29
that henry would	29
sir osborne was	29
in consequence of	29
that the queen	29
parke in rewarde	29
xviij daye paied	29
of sir payan	29
of norfolk and	29
m the iiij	29
it did not	29
no more than	29
a right to	29
the meaning of	29
xvij daye paied	29
was made to	29
to prevent the	29
it was said	29
letter to the	29
it to be	29
she did not	29
that it should	29
xxvj daye paied	29
m the xxj	29
m the xxiij	29
for the time	29
of s r	29
m the v	29
the xvij daye	29
to go to	29
the vj daye	29
s in decembre	29
he wanne of	29
the point of	29
the see of	29
watermen for wayting	29
the conduct of	29
condition of the	29
as i have	29
the xv daye	29
xxv daye paied	29
an act of	28
the way of	28
xxviij daye paied	28
the english king	28
the battle of	28
rewarde xx s	28
the expenses of	28
and when the	28
the object of	28
not a little	28
the result of	28
the idea of	28
to be taken	28
m the laste	28
the mete of	28
xvj daye paied	28
at hampton court	28
had been sent	28
found in the	28
she would be	28
many of the	28
court of rome	28
england and france	28
him with a	28
at that time	28
the xxix daye	28
the close of	28
the english people	28
in the name	28
but in the	28
di v s	28
view of the	28
and bequeath to	28
my good lord	28
the ruin of	28
between england and	28
that they would	28
at all events	28
the necessity of	28
of the state	28
of the spanish	28
m the xix	28
it was thought	28
in the church	28
had been so	28
the honour of	28
to the church	27
was allowed to	27
but for the	27
with his own	27
and the duke	27
his bourde wages	27
maister of the	27
the xxiij daye	27
the children of	27
the young lady	27
the lady anne	27
from the court	27
the imperial ambassador	27
queen and princess	27
well as the	27
that he must	27
the xxvij daye	27
hands of the	27
the viij daye	27
in the mean	27
the extent of	27
in the autumn	27
house of lords	27
paid to the	27
the cardinal of	27
at the king	27
of the th	27
to the end	27
m the xj	27
and the french	27
when the king	27
of sir thomas	27
earl of wiltshire	27
was on the	27
chapuys to the	27
one quarter ended	27
in the course	27
replied sir osborne	27
the king might	27
m the furste	27
bishop of london	27
if he did	27
england in the	27
gui l l	27
by which the	27
in rewarde vj	27
but there was	27
and the two	27
the xix daye	27
to be seen	27
wages due at	27
broug h t	27
authority of the	26
grace xx s	26
xxij daye paied	26
s in june	26
s in septembre	26
the issue of	26
in the face	26
xv daye paied	26
but they were	26
i have been	26
the news of	26
supposed to be	26
in the presence	26
the xxj daye	26
s in marche	26
between him and	26
before the king	26
paied to henry	26
the spring of	26
that i am	26
of the succession	26
the xiiij daye	26
and as the	26
to see her	26
was no longer	26
on the same	26
way to the	26
said the king	26
v nt for	26
to be done	26
likely to be	26
and the english	26
in her favour	26
and had been	26
that the cause	26
s for his	26
the apostolic see	26
s grace xx	26
viij daye paied	26
cause of the	26
he said he	26
to the holy	26
to him that	26
he wrote to	26
rest of the	26
in the sixteenth	26
will not be	26
to the bishop	26
rewarde vij s	26
xxix daye paied	26
not likely to	26
xiiij daye paied	26
any of the	26
by this time	26
nature of the	26
in the middle	26
of the bishops	26
if she was	25
it was impossible	25
of the earl	25
the subject of	25
of lady constance	25
laws of the	25
history of the	25
he might be	25
to return to	25
of the present	25
of england was	25
law of the	25
by waye of	25
them to the	25
in these accounts	25
at such a	25
in a few	25
with anne boleyn	25
were in the	25
the treaty of	25
the gardyner of	25
rewarde xl s	25
the emperor in	25
m the ix	25
if he would	25
which i have	25
m the forsaied	25
s mete for	25
of what he	25
him from the	25
it is to	25
opinion of the	25
the most part	25
were sent to	25
in order that	25
xxiiij daye paied	25
up to the	25
the form of	25
to the world	25
at the beginning	25
it is the	25
bishop of rome	25
in which she	25
soon as he	25
and his wife	25
himself in the	25
when she was	25
the privy chamber	25
maister hennage for	25
xxvij daye paied	25
henry and the	25
part s c	25
as early as	25
alliance with the	25
at that moment	25
o r lady	25
s due at	25
paid to a	25
for the moment	25
it was in	25
nt of s	25
the two kings	25
in his hand	25
the clergy were	25
the place of	25
rewarde to the	25
he and his	25
on the road	25
to docto r	25
the furste daye	25
to sir osborne	25
in rewarde vij	25
than that of	25
that all the	25
s in july	24
marriage of the	24
the voice of	24
the queen had	24
the succession to	24
and i will	24
the divorce case	24
s by the	24
for the bourde	24
in the meanwhile	24
the papal court	24
of the government	24
hawk s mete	24
xix daye paied	24
paied to robert	24
the appearance of	24
the english nation	24
that the english	24
the duchess of	24
attached to the	24
she would not	24
for ij monethes	24
himself to be	24
might not be	24
in the spring	24
the payment of	24
to be in	24
king and his	24
present at the	24
the heart of	24
she was to	24
by the hand	24
quarter ended at	24
and one of	24
would have to	24
the queen was	24
the story of	24
the statute of	24
a few minutes	24
queen of england	24
the vij daye	24
m ande t	24
the strength of	24
the church in	24
they did not	24
the king a	24
marriage with catherine	24
and the other	24
the new queen	24
at midso m	24
in the north	24
paied to s	24
co m ande	24
bishop of winchester	24
is difficult to	24
which would be	24
of one of	24
the dissolution of	24
to the gardy	24
the gardyner at	24
return to the	24
on the divorce	24
with the french	24
his wages due	24
s in august	24
that broug h	24
francis and charles	24
s in aprill	24
in those days	24
by the side	24
it was necessary	24
as in the	24
in the most	24
of the stable	23
and then the	23
it is difficult	23
and when he	23
that they should	23
due to the	23
that henry had	23
at yorke place	23
wages due for	23
pilgrimage of grace	23
one of her	23
she was a	23
and sir osborne	23
the legitimacy of	23
of the peace	23
has not been	23
to deal with	23
on which the	23
of the horses	23
the words of	23
the body of	23
xxiij daye paied	23
the election of	23
his bille for	23
sack of rome	23
that such a	23
the failure of	23
and could not	23
to the last	23
the opinion of	23
of the cardinal	23
xxj daye paied	23
regard to the	23
most of the	23
to be employed	23
is in the	23
believe that the	23
he would do	23
was obliged to	23
the venetian ambassador	23
more than one	23
we shall see	23
the catholic party	23
and the great	23
would be no	23
of his people	23
or at least	23
a pouer woman	23
the king for	23
in the divorce	23
reign of henry	23
she had not	23
on the side	23
wrote to the	23
the divorce was	23
which he could	23
with regard to	23
more than once	23
he could have	23
himself to the	23
he could do	23
eyes of the	23
replied that he	23
unto the king	23
he is a	23
for some time	23
could have been	23
by the french	23
and if it	23
in the least	23
was that the	23
the days of	23
of the age	23
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for the most	23
in one of	23
in the reign	23
of her own	23
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his quarter wag	22
and that it	22
and the bishop	22
act of supremacy	22
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and in his	22
in the case	22
one of these	22
of the palace	22
members of the	22
of the case	22
of the commons	22
and with the	22
if there was	22
out of his	22
in the present	22
children of the	22
for all the	22
of his marriage	22
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it to the	22
of the highest	22
by him paied	22
beaulie for his	22
n his bille	22
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the ix daye	22
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of the act	22
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vj daye paied	22
to keep the	22
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to the right	22
henry r payment	22
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of it was	22
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a man who	22
the son of	22
the xj daye	22
at the door	22
to marry the	22
came to the	22
i would not	22
of their own	22
m l m	22
chronicle of henry	22
in a letter	22
he had heard	22
which henry had	22
the title of	22
point of view	22
for his lyveray	22
and if he	22
he had himself	22
and if the	22
more and more	22
and her daughter	22
the effect of	22
the marriage was	22
in any case	22
to marry a	22
the first of	22
opposition to the	22
katharine of aragon	22
it would seem	22
s in novembre	22
if they were	22
when he had	22
and he would	22
my lord of	22
of the last	22
the influence of	22
lyke co m	22
to all the	22
did not wish	22
he had seen	22
early in the	22
to come to	22
not only to	22
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two or three	22
on the day	22
ought to have	22
s in octobre	22
it does not	22
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brought to the	21
see that the	21
the language of	21
the autumn of	21
from time to	21
character of the	21
be made to	21
heir to the	21
the pope himself	21
to consent to	21
earl of warwick	21
between the king	21
at length the	21
that he wanne	21
of edward iv	21
that there is	21
it is said	21
the arrival of	21
to the other	21
was in a	21
the parliament of	21
in his hands	21
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to her father	21
the time was	21
and there is	21
the church and	21
him with the	21
where he was	21
and henry was	21
of her marriage	21
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in the said	21
of the matter	21
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of the hall	21
meeting of the	21
for the marriage	21
supposed to have	21
the office of	21
to try the	21
the fawco n	21
see the present	21
to humfrey raynezford	21
on both sides	21
him of the	21
h t of	21
on one side	21
to be so	21
ed to the	21
of the kind	21
to secure the	21
l m l	21
the eve of	21
led to the	21
the justice of	21
of the good	21
the six articles	21
be sent to	21
earl of northumberland	21
for it is	21
th of october	21
if he were	21
which might be	21
time to time	21
said sir payan	21
the case of	21
the th may	21
and with a	21
he had received	21
to see him	21
had nothing to	21
xj daye paied	21
possession of the	21
in the last	21
the knight and	21
in the court	21
a marriage between	21
in his favour	21
in the eyes	21
those who were	21
to whom the	21
vij daye paied	21
d by the	21
to the clergy	21
in her own	21
to do with	21
the pope might	21
s due for	21
in the summer	21
by lyke co	21
with a smile	20
the destruction of	20
the iij de	20
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appeal to the	20
in love with	20
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that of his	20
a number of	20
him as a	20
of the way	20
the day of	20
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waye of rewarde	20
himself and his	20
of the proceedings	20
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for a few	20
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on the nd	20
use of the	20
by saying that	20
with the papacy	20
at a time	20
of the question	20
on which he	20
him to be	20
to one that	20
death of the	20
ix daye paied	20
which was not	20
with respect to	20
of the archbishop	20
as if the	20
within the realm	20
answered the knight	20
that may be	20
paied to docto	20
the service of	20
that the whole	20
even in the	20
and the queen	20
to the ground	20
submitted to the	20
the spanish ambassador	20
archbishop of york	20
in a manner	20
the english throne	20
the master of	20
the maister of	20
the bourde of	20
that you have	20
the will of	20
of wyndeso r	20
the field of	20
he must have	20
of the cause	20
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he came to	20
to be given	20
lorde of rocheford	20
on the whole	20
seem to have	20
interview with the	20
to have the	20
by his own	20
mind of the	20
and not to	20
quarter wages due	20
laste daye paied	20
duke of york	20
to the papacy	20
she was the	20
of the statute	20
against the church	20
the following year	20
the majority of	20
as they had	20
and anne boleyn	20
that on the	20
the way to	20
to the left	20
the great hall	20
seemed to have	20
at the moment	20
the birth of	20
was no more	20
daye xxx s	20
of grenewiche for	20
in england in	20
much to the	20
m the iij	20
and a half	20
i am not	20
the iiij th	20
paied to george	20
on his own	20
which could not	20
of my lady	20
the progress of	19
in the council	19
to my lord	19
on the eve	19
for e v	19
was due to	19
m the ij	19
the lord mayor	19
s in january	19
lady katrine bulmer	19
to think that	19
of a new	19
he must be	19
the ij de	19
the means of	19
the realm of	19
of a great	19
the king as	19
king had been	19
from the beginning	19
the present writer	19
it is possible	19
he began to	19
cried the king	19
the heads of	19
him for the	19
was necessary to	19
the aid of	19
she might have	19
the maintenance of	19
in case of	19
of the kingdom	19
and down the	19
the right of	19
must not be	19
as it were	19
and she was	19
all that he	19
and the whole	19
replied sir payan	19
as he did	19
act of appeals	19
party in the	19
i shall not	19
to robert shere	19
the ke pf	19
to that of	19
for lack of	19
to yorke place	19
the royal supremacy	19
and all his	19
the french court	19
part of his	19
in some degree	19
in their own	19
committed to the	19
to have had	19
within a few	19
in the country	19
parts of the	19
of the room	19
a state of	19
see of rome	19
as she had	19
of the garter	19
there was nothing	19
would never have	19
a letter to	19
was the last	19
it must have	19
the v daye	19
they would not	19
wyndeso r for	19
tho m s	19
upon his bille	19
you shall be	19
the dukes of	19
which would have	19
the prospect of	19
at one time	19
at any time	19
be brought to	19
t m paied	19
in the form	19
body of the	19
the life of	19
been made to	19
to be heard	19
the pilgrimage of	19
charles and francis	19
the sack of	19
she would have	19
the bottom of	19
to maister hennage	19
men and women	19
iij de daye	19
this was not	19
yeoman of the	19
is not the	19
at hamptonco r	19
a few weeks	19
the french and	19
s grace xl	19
henry and anne	19
for hawk s	19
it is evident	19
of the sentence	19
would have made	19
more than the	19
the king said	18
likely to have	18
s grace vj	18
at beaulie for	18
the vicar of	18
to him the	18
the sight of	18
by which he	18
i pray you	18
there might be	18
had been done	18
that was the	18
the princess was	18
the absence of	18
with the same	18
clerk of the	18
for he had	18
the german princes	18
where the king	18
to hear the	18
he would never	18
said that she	18
in england and	18
the english court	18
of the imperial	18
spiritual and temporal	18
quarrel with the	18
the religious houses	18
history of england	18
her father and	18
of charles v	18
of the castle	18
it is certain	18
i have heard	18
long as he	18
it might have	18
the return of	18
at wyndeso r	18
if they had	18
the danger of	18
payer of hosen	18
and would not	18
he had taken	18
not fail to	18
and said that	18
our lady of	18
the hope that	18
by the law	18
for the queen	18
were made to	18
he intended to	18
was a great	18
gardy n of	18
the course which	18
the princes of	18
the top of	18
whom he was	18
monethe now ended	18
if it had	18
that when the	18
to west m	18
the charge of	18
th of july	18
declared that he	18
i could not	18
for the emperor	18
th of january	18
ke pf of	18
it was found	18
that gave the	18
r lady daye	18
sums of money	18
that sir osborne	18
shall not be	18
have been made	18
as a rule	18
for a monethe	18
the ground that	18
for the rest	18
and to have	18
result of the	18
gentleman of the	18
wag s ended	18
to speak with	18
conduct of the	18
was the first	18
the arms of	18
hope that the	18
and died in	18
s the king	18
that the said	18
cote xxij s	18
to the house	18
woman in rewarde	18
of catherine of	18
that the young	18
that he will	18
suppression of the	18
from his own	18
answer to the	18
claim to the	18
had been brought	18
with which it	18
but she had	18
paied to m	18
thought that the	18
as a matter	18
the fear of	18
to the ke	18
of the tower	18
they would be	18
the possession of	18
he went to	18
the two guilliams	18
and the most	18
all the rest	18
him and his	18
grace xl s	18
wars of the	18
did not know	18
was a man	18
of this kind	18
the matter of	18
countess of salisbury	18
to those who	18
t of him	18
hound s for	18
two of the	18
that they might	18
midst of the	18
gave the king	18
issue of the	18
the emperor could	18
that of a	18
in the year	18
the spanish council	18
daye paid to	17
of the netherlands	17
the nd of	17
with the church	17
was said to	17
now and then	17
in the palace	17
than any other	17
had been left	17
and the new	17
and they were	17
to whom he	17
a time when	17
the hont s	17
t m for	17
grace boug h	17
in the th	17
a great deal	17
m the last	17
go to the	17
him on the	17
which have been	17
to the cardinal	17
of the best	17
in england was	17
the temper of	17
henry r yet	17
down to the	17
and i have	17
the mouth of	17
co m aundem	17
the wife of	17
there was something	17
on his side	17
the english church	17
connection with the	17
r yet payment	17
he was still	17
the action of	17
the catholic powers	17
to him by	17
princess of wales	17
to the best	17
the king from	17
the divorce of	17
s grace boug	17
for the future	17
the king is	17
when they were	17
if i had	17
and after the	17
of high treason	17
been sent to	17
of england to	17
the hope of	17
but she was	17
the henne taker	17
i did not	17
and those who	17
part s iiij	17
a grote a	17
in the end	17
was supposed to	17
account of his	17
get rid of	17
the papal authority	17
on the way	17
the emperor that	17
say that he	17
the force of	17
greater part of	17
had gone to	17
supreme head of	17
reform of the	17
in the hall	17
returned to the	17
a pair of	17
the act was	17
so much as	17
the habit of	17
of them were	17
him for a	17
could no longer	17
no doubt that	17
paied to walshe	17
th of the	17
had been given	17
by act of	17
turned to the	17
sir osborne and	17
of the various	17
then i will	17
he had gone	17
by the duke	17
was of the	17
as if it	17
sight of the	17
the wars of	17
had not yet	17
so great a	17
fisher and more	17
it shall be	17
same day to	17
to see you	17
it was no	17
life of wolsey	17
between francis and	17
that it had	17
iiij th daye	17
the support of	17
aundem e t	17
the catholic faith	17
son of the	17
should have been	17
paied for a	17
catherine and mary	17
that the bishop	17
m aundem e	17
i have not	17
him if he	17
years of age	17
the conquest of	17
yoman of the	17
to the succession	17
though he was	17
that he is	17
bishop of bayonne	17
the pope must	17
contrary to the	17
the event of	17
france and the	17
so that the	17
cried the knight	17
a thousand times	17
the last daye	17
her to the	17
in rewarde xx	17
had come to	17
of the city	17
majority of the	17
him to have	17
dissolution of the	17
he should be	17
s grace v	17
that it might	17
princess mary and	17
a piece of	17
was to take	17
not at all	17
to see that	17
more or less	17
one or two	17
about s the	17
princess mary to	16
furste daye paied	16
henry viii to	16
cried sir osborne	16
in the early	16
before it was	16
the fate of	16
portion of the	16
the first step	16
in the hope	16
and that his	16
the publication of	16
with all his	16
by him layed	16
on the contrary	16
of francis i	16
in the royal	16
to be paid	16
had already been	16
paied to jasper	16
t the king	16
said the duke	16
it was that	16
to think of	16
or any other	16
by the people	16
ij de daye	16
lorde of norfolke	16
to the block	16
between charles and	16
order of the	16
to a man	16
not wish to	16
that sir payan	16
by which it	16
the assistance of	16
as that of	16
on the one	16
was in fact	16
hawk s by	16
for many years	16
had written to	16
gardy n at	16
of the six	16
which led to	16
to be allowed	16
to tho m	16
years of his	16
the king vj	16
that the french	16
she was in	16
but on the	16
end of his	16
to the side	16
of the roses	16
the first to	16
sir john wallop	16
in virtue of	16
had taken place	16
of the lady	16
the marchioness of	16
was not likely	16
the crown of	16
you do not	16
all manner of	16
for the next	16
on the following	16
to do it	16
grace x s	16
terms of the	16
for fear of	16
i doubt not	16
knew that the	16
the work of	16
at an end	16
so far from	16
s grace heled	16
some of them	16
those who had	16
and not the	16
in the habit	16
such a time	16
according to his	16
validity of the	16
kepers of the	16
i will be	16
he found that	16
of queen catherine	16
and the result	16
what he could	16
the french alliance	16
the knight was	16
is one of	16
grace v s	16
viii to anne	16
and the empire	16
the same nicholas	16
england and the	16
had a right	16
went to the	16
a moment after	16
to do the	16
the spot where	16
which might have	16
ought not to	16
of hosen for	16
the book of	16
destruction of the	16
by henry viii	16
close of the	16
the edge of	16
of his bille	16
by the english	16
liberties of the	16
king in the	16
is true that	16
henne taker for	16
they might be	16
paid for the	16
the greater part	16
of the hill	16
of the north	16
the terms of	16
the duchy of	16
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and would have	16
paied to tho	16
for the great	16
i have done	16
s grace x	16
until the th	16
hound s mete	16
was willing to	16
and all other	16
and to be	16
the summer of	16
back to the	16
was the same	16
come to the	16
had been his	16
the man who	16
the privy purse	16
his grac s	16
for he was	16
of the chamber	16
that i should	16
long as the	16
for the pope	16
the policy of	16
which he would	16
to the marriage	16
the english ambassador	16
which we have	16
and he could	16
norfolk and suffolk	16
beaulie in rewarde	16
far as the	16
to have a	16
had told him	16
the opening of	16
upon the subject	16
of any one	16
marriage of henry	16
the names of	16
it could be	16
we do not	16
to dispense with	16
he had to	16
the advice of	16
on account of	16
to henry the	16
the father of	16
that at the	16
of the sixteenth	16
a copy of	16
the rights of	16
had not the	16
henry was not	16
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way of the	16
by reason of	16
king could not	15
in the event	15
s for one	15
there were no	15
a letter of	15
the th november	15
language of the	15
he was ready	15
for the princess	15
my lord cardinal	15
to obtain the	15
in connection with	15
of god and	15
as fast as	15
as one of	15
it was this	15
at the head	15
the throne of	15
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king s rewarde	15
of this monethe	15
to give him	15
was the most	15
the pope as	15
the marquis of	15
m aundement iij	15
henry and wolsey	15
a disputed succession	15
himself at the	15
would probably have	15
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sir francis weston	15
to a woman	15
he found himself	15
the cloth of	15
the english clergy	15
he was an	15
the english parliament	15
the court at	15
have to be	15
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the countess of	15
did not believe	15
but that he	15
his lyveray cote	15
to make his	15
consent of the	15
at the last	15
the mean time	15
a gentleman of	15
on the throne	15
i have no	15
n in rewarde	15
it is very	15
consequence of the	15
for my lady	15
in this country	15
marriage had been	15
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be given to	15
the light of	15
the marriage between	15
the cost of	15
king would not	15
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seemed to be	15
up his mind	15
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fawco n s	15
the safety of	15
between france and	15
was to have	15
the ground of	15
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to submit to	15
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the love of	15
th of december	15
as we shall	15
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bringing a present	15
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the union of	15
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a few months	15
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daye deli v	15
at york place	15
of the latter	15
henry and francis	15
a quarter of	15
henry would not	15
him and the	15
paied to cornelys	15
that if she	15
with the queen	15
church in england	15
a hundred thousand	15
paied to ij	15
to show that	15
and that she	15
of his character	15
whether it was	15
object of the	15
which it had	15
as he is	15
content s of	15
emperor and the	15
spanish calendar henry	15
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watermen for ther	15
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of gold and	15
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v y hawke	15
his grace the	15
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over the church	15
to the archbishop	15
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there can be	15
news of the	15
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to take place	15
of a man	15
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he shall be	15
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state of the	15
the clergy of	15
groom of the	15
to give a	15
iij hawk s	15
the clergy in	15
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queen and her	15
of the pryvay	15
of the second	15
of all his	15
ended at michelmas	15
of the faith	15
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bequeath to my	15
and the cardinal	15
of the treaty	15
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eyes upon the	15
whole of the	15
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and her brother	15
nt for bringing	15
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realm of england	15
with the princess	15
he had left	15
bourde wag s	15
to bring the	15
the king did	15
bishop of paris	15
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