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trigram	frequency
as well as	21
of the spaniards	14
that the spaniards	14
the space of	14
that they might	13
the inhabitants of	13
the province of	12
of the whole	12
four or five	12
by the spaniards	11
that they were	11
the name of	10
of the indians	10
two or three	10
the kingdom of	9
the rest of	9
one of them	9
for the space	9
rest of the	8
out of the	8
god and the	8
them to be	8
the knowledge of	8
many of them	8
in the year	8
without the least	8
some of them	8
if they had	7
one of the	7
in order to	7
the king of	7
to this very	7
committed by the	7
and the king	7
they did not	7
they would not	7
to the end	7
three or four	6
made use of	6
the spaniards first	6
of the province	6
of the inhabitants	6
great number of	6
the isle of	6
was an eye	6
as soon as	6
of the most	6
women and children	6
wives and children	6
not long after	6
for they were	6
miles in length	6
these are the	6
that he would	6
out of their	6
that the indians	6
from the year	6
by this means	6
of the spanish	6
with the same	6
them to the	6
of the kingdom	6
a great number	6
there was a	5
in the same	5
there was no	5
from the indians	5
they could not	5
of this region	5
by fire and	5
them in pieces	5
and still do	5
if they did	5
not to be	5
i will only	5
the whole country	5
but the spaniards	5
they were all	5
they might be	5
by no means	5
a multitude of	5
kingdoms and provinces	5
the christian faith	5
themselves to the	5
this very day	5
in the city	5
of them to	5
of this kingdom	5
the kingdoms of	5
the true god	5
inhabitants of this	5
ought to be	5
by the indians	5
it fell out	5
as they could	5
laid waste and	5
when they were	5
according to his	5
that they are	5
king of spain	5
of the earth	5
at the same	5
the indians of	5
the spaniards in	5
of gold and	5
the provinces of	5
the indians were	5
in their own	5
to the king	5
every one of	5
them in the	5
the year to	5
as many of	5
and the spaniards	5
of new spain	5
all manner of	5
their wives and	5
when the spaniards	5
to this day	4
they had been	4
such kind of	4
the isles of	4
few days after	4
this kind of	4
not so much	4
them into the	4
part of the	4
of all the	4
order of st	4
of this new	4
of the sword	4
fire and sword	4
by the name	4
to the mountains	4
the city of	4
offensive to the	4
king and lord	4
order to the	4
two millions of	4
according to their	4
for they had	4
of the provinces	4
as if they	4
in those countries	4
they might not	4
fear of god	4
them by the	4
several of them	4
men and women	4
de las casas	4
to be sold	4
as they were	4
the spaniards were	4
for it is	4
so much as	4
of the city	4
in this kingdom	4
soon as they	4
that they had	4
for the future	4
that there is	4
but when the	4
to the spaniards	4
force of arms	4
and laid waste	4
against the spaniards	4
the son of	4
and when they	4
as to the	4
three hundred miles	4
kingdom of granada	4
whom they had	4
by force of	4
the king and	4
of these people	4
of god and	4
the spaniards who	4
as he could	4
the point of	4
out into these	4
lord of the	4
cut off the	4
one hundred and	4
by the way	4
hunger and thirst	4
and as many	4
they should be	4
where they were	4
put to death	4
that was the	4
all these things	4
this new world	4
that from the	4
the spaniards with	4
to the same	4
that they should	4
and this i	4
which they were	4
king of castile	4
of their own	4
in the least	4
inhabitants of the	4
of this people	4
of all their	4
upon this account	4
and by this	4
in the mines	4
he would not	4
with his own	4
it would be	4
the spanish king	4
well as the	4
and the other	4
for want of	3
but they all	3
five hundred miles	3
the lords and	3
to this present	3
and these are	3
multitude of people	3
because they would	3
upon the indians	3
when they found	3
of three millions	3
all of them	3
and the rest	3
such a number	3
known by the	3
and in truth	3
at this day	3
the king himself	3
and if they	3
of our lord	3
in this isle	3
with as great	3
out of this	3
will and pleasure	3
come to them	3
can be more	3
to god and	3
could not possibly	3
well as they	3
to the other	3
addressed themselves to	3
in all the	3
off the hands	3
up to the	3
betook themselves to	3
instructed in the	3
one of these	3
in the knowledge	3
year of our	3
and this was	3
to meet us	3
a very great	3
those that were	3
at length he	3
their cities and	3
to see the	3
three millions of	3
but when they	3
in the province	3
some of which	3
about the fourth	3
the effusion of	3
and to this	3
as the rest	3
the other world	3
been guilty of	3
four hundred miles	3
right and title	3
in the mountains	3
isles of st	3
quantity of gold	3
were exposed to	3
that so they	3
which i saw	3
the order of	3
run through with	3
number of indians	3
the other tyrants	3
of the order	3
number of men	3
of those indians	3
the spaniards did	3
till they were	3
by way of	3
as we have	3
the castilian kings	3
of the governours	3
together with their	3
part of them	3
and so they	3
the indians in	3
on the spaniards	3
which is the	3
which is a	3
in the world	3
of the first	3
at a certain	3
would by no	3
they entred upon	3
not in the	3
this kingdom was	3
knowledge of the	3
which was the	3
in a body	3
at his first	3
his wife and	3
in these regions	3
of this place	3
six or seven	3
that they could	3
and such a	3
the same time	3
of the fire	3
in the morning	3
in the very	3
perished in the	3
the spaniards by	3
to appear before	3
multitude of men	3
sent to the	3
cut off his	3
a great many	3
contrary to all	3
the spaniards for	3
brought with them	3
of those who	3
to the sword	3
in this province	3
very rich in	3
unjust and cruel	3
they were of	3
since the year	3
such and so	3
to the religious	3
the said lord	3
the firm land	3
hundred miles in	3
in like manner	3
at several times	3
the whole countrey	3
and in the	3
as appears by	3
two hundred miles	3
the rulers of	3
space of forty	3
in gold and	3
together in a	3
not able to	3
lances and swords	3
appear before him	3
submit to the	3
all that were	3
a number of	3
in their power	3
hundred miles of	3
millions of gold	3
the spaniards to	3
and in some	3
at their first	3
to be forgotten	3
i saw with	3
of the island	3
ignorant of the	3
fled to the	3
to the reader	3
the minds of	3
from the mothers	3
all the inhabitants	3
and lord of	3
he could not	3
the death of	3
the bay of	3
an account of	3
i was an	3
for the present	3
of so great	3
to whom they	3
isle of st	3
those who were	3
than the rest	3
the whole world	3
that they may	3
to be seen	3
for that purpose	3
so great a	3
indians of this	3
of the true	3
their first arrival	3
other parts of	3
of their gold	3
war against him	3
of the christian	3
to those that	3
on the ground	3
their bag and	3
of the king	3
the service of	3
bag and baggage	3
rulers of that	3
him out of	3
committed on the	3
kind of death	3
by the author	3
there is a	3
together with the	3
of such a	3
them for the	3
for this reason	3
when they had	3
i have seen	3
that the very	3
which have been	3
and the same	3
among the indians	3
or five thousand	3
to the flames	3
the will and	3
be put to	3
from whom they	3
in other regions	3
kingdom of jucatan	3
men to be	3
to the bay	2
they were upon	2
and they were	2
publickly and openly	2
out of them	2
theft and rapine	2
have seen the	2
came into the	2
i conceive that	2
spaniards with all	2
without great difficulty	2
gospel of christ	2
him with other	2
eyes of mine	2
to the spanish	2
they are so	2
committed in america	2
a sum of	2
they dyed by	2
together with his	2
of the day	2
a few days	2
the cruelties and	2
them with so	2
they began to	2
who had the	2
the remainder of	2
death of many	2
and as soon	2
the charge of	2
vast number of	2
spaniards should not	2
he pronounced these	2
all the chief	2
king of the	2
null and void	2
to take up	2
and a little	2
that it was	2
their god and	2
no sooner heard	2
as much as	2
to be torn	2
all the indians	2
three hundred men	2
for the spaniards	2
the other parts	2
in its own	2
had in his	2
so that the	2
they are now	2
city or province	2
desolation of this	2
as they ought	2
upon the same	2
and his subjects	2
repeated in the	2
lord the king	2
the blood of	2
their prince and	2
carried in a	2
these poor creatures	2
knowledge of christ	2
proposed to themselves	2
him of his	2
the confines of	2
which the inhabitants	2
but that they	2
in the indian	2
into a thatcht	2
above two hundred	2
great spoils and	2
themselves to be	2
god and king	2
promise to set	2
but two or	2
relate two or	2
in this narrative	2
such a multitude	2
because he could	2
to carry burthens	2
the imperial scepter	2
was no sooner	2
the indians are	2
you have read	2
to be in	2
unknown to me	2
these three years	2
for a truth	2
of his life	2
it ought to	2
such great and	2
five thousand men	2
a great quantity	2
among the spaniards	2
being unable to	2
there is no	2
the honour of	2
to expedite the	2
of those regions	2
up for the	2
him with death	2
because they are	2
could not be	2
of their cruelty	2
but only to	2
into the other	2
or the spaniards	2
and all that	2
over the indians	2
of the house	2
they were compelled	2
the spaniards should	2
bringing with them	2
that if his	2
his own mouth	2
above thirty thousand	2
in those regions	2
millions of men	2
and twenty miles	2
and sent some	2
made by the	2
if he had	2
hapned to be	2
opprest with insufferable	2
that went to	2
cut off by	2
to the ground	2
in the universe	2
their gold and	2
waste and desolate	2
they ought to	2
i judge that	2
and forced to	2
nor was it	2
a desert of	2
every individual person	2
quantities of gold	2
that in a	2
big with child	2
all those evils	2
kindgom of granada	2
this end they	2
up to them	2
take up arms	2
to be eaten	2
very juncture of	2
of the solemnity	2
to come to	2
was more populous	2
sail from venecuela	2
through with a	2
not for the	2
can be nothing	2
see the execution	2
of the religious	2
in his own	2
i may the	2
thither to rob	2
was sufficiently able	2
they sent to	2
last debt to	2
him by the	2
nor are they	2
the most powerful	2
all their idols	2
from his majesties	2
above two millions	2
that the religious	2
the souls of	2
above a hundred	2
but some of	2
indians of the	2
as if he	2
would not be	2
they lookt upon	2
as if the	2
the fourth watch	2
years of age	2
and destruction of	2
these kind of	2
debt to nature	2
commanded them to	2
destitute of all	2
or three hundred	2
great kingdoms and	2
of that region	2
the loss of	2
one according to	2
taught to speak	2
wolves and lyons	2
were wholly ignorant	2
reader to judge	2
this kingdom of	2
to be put	2
peace and tranquillity	2
but afterward the	2
whom he had	2
as long as	2
fruits of the	2
sufficiently able to	2
of sixty or	2
to embrace the	2
upon the inhabitants	2
and at the	2
to gratifie their	2
of a great	2
in upon them	2
to be strangled	2
the assistance of	2
because they had	2
with his complices	2
as he thought	2
the perusian provinces	2
and to the	2
is the reason	2
arms against the	2
took this course	2
of all true	2
of their neighbours	2
in mines of	2
much as in	2
peaceably and quietly	2
give you a	2
of many women	2
undertaken by the	2
five of their	2
inhabited by the	2
thirty or forty	2
delivered up their	2
their power to	2
in the perusian	2
to the indians	2
whereby it is	2
by a more	2
lost their lives	2
slaughters and cruelties	2
the year of	2
the indians to	2
of the rest	2
so many and	2
province of st	2
are such and	2
themselves for death	2
minds of the	2
law and equity	2
the place where	2
was a cessation	2
that there was	2
is not to	2
other regions by	2
john and jamaica	2
every one according	2
twice or thrice	2
with the greatest	2
of one of	2
delivered up to	2
upon the spot	2
though they were	2
him to extort	2
the horrid impieties	2
nor is it	2
were cut off	2
innocent indian blood	2
by this kind	2
and honourable reception	2
the person of	2
indians to be	2
the whole region	2
the discovery of	2
away by force	2
them as subjects	2
to support nature	2
others to the	2
of naco and	2
of two or	2
of which i	2
of this continent	2
commanded the spaniards	2
rich in mines	2
with a halter	2
and divine service	2
they had the	2
did not only	2
subjects to their	2
what you have	2
of the world	2
who was then	2
there being at	2
they would by	2
now let all	2
which he did	2
their king and	2
there are hardly	2
order to his	2
not to quit	2
point of the	2
have at length	2
dye with hunger	2
hundred thousand men	2
i have in	2
in this island	2
on the firm	2
when all these	2
to the isles	2
from the beginning	2
void of all	2
of the matter	2
they in their	2
they found their	2
in the said	2
by the sword	2
he made use	2
laid waste the	2
thousand miles in	2
and could not	2
came to a	2
and as it	2
they were sold	2
in the first	2
the gospel of	2
through extremity of	2
of these provinces	2
limb by limb	2
of a christian	2
that is to	2
them with victuals	2
evils and mischiefs	2
the first magnitude	2
do i conceive	2
five hundred thousand	2
in a short	2
at this very	2
called a council	2
with the greater	2
of a prodigious	2
commander in chief	2
to the edge	2
babes from the	2
as he himself	2
all sorts of	2
the island of	2
and a spanish	2
wanting in them	2
desires of the	2
with my own	2
the witnesses farther	2
a violent death	2
son of god	2
much might be	2
in that island	2
a second time	2
whereof i have	2
or five of	2
to go to	2
to other provinces	2
original of all	2
it pleased god	2
in lieu of	2
they all dyed	2
to obtain their	2
the devils themselves	2
not one of	2
of the castilian	2
had laid waste	2
which they might	2
from his own	2
read in the	2
and that was	2
of the perusian	2
from whom he	2
and when he	2
whom they have	2
for the indians	2
they were made	2
indians should be	2
all other indians	2
a spanish captain	2
in this countrey	2
to avoid the	2
hony and wax	2
to be more	2
no other but	2
the indians did	2
their supream lord	2
a quantity of	2
at length upon	2
early in the	2
he thought convenient	2
and if any	2
confines of the	2
with these kind	2
many indians as	2
furnished with provisions	2
out of his	2
the whole city	2
themselves to them	2
miles from the	2
to promote the	2
whither the spaniards	2
no other food	2
full of gold	2
nor do they	2
never so much	2
can never be	2
this is the	2
they gave the	2
i my self	2
nothing wanting in	2
their minds with	2
them to their	2
to his charge	2
by their preaching	2
their course to	2
this present time	2
towns and villages	2
of the said	2
and thus they	2
them as much	2
the fear of	2
worthy of pity	2
on the contrary	2
with so great	2
pair of stocks	2
five or six	2
and two of	2
that their lord	2
torn to pieces	2
and title to	2
themselves in the	2
that they themselves	2
space of miles	2
to death by	2
brake out into	2
you may guess	2
very few of	2
to be their	2
themselves of the	2
of them being	2
his majesty does	2
juncture of time	2
against such a	2
on the confines	2
in so many	2
torn in pieces	2
put all the	2
spaniards committed in	2
what i have	2
and pleasure of	2
they were wholly	2
the spaniards as	2
which they had	2
took up a	2
and because they	2
of their children	2
space of nine	2
shoulders and backs	2
they had laid	2
brought away a	2
the first place	2
a certain captain	2
great quantity of	2
heard of before	2
themselves to their	2
this very time	2
they entred into	2
the mountains for	2
a certain time	2
declare upon oath	2
lies now uncultivated	2
that for the	2
my own eyes	2
by reason of	2
fifty or sixty	2
tract of time	2
at first sight	2
in the catholick	2
of that province	2
the oath of	2
from the time	2
he threatned to	2
now the indians	2
in the high	2
of such matchless	2
from the isle	2
following his example	2
to his care	2
the perusian kingdoms	2
of these kingdoms	2
them to death	2
he did not	2
process of time	2
the relation of	2
gold and silver	2
from that time	2
now all these	2
on board of	2
land or continent	2
praefect of the	2
be exposed to	2
with their lances	2
waste and depopulated	2
nor do i	2
it is manifest	2
spaniards first set	2
of torments they	2
great a number	2
king in the	2
the spanish injustice	2
leave the reader	2
nor were they	2
isle of hispaniola	2
a great sum	2
by his command	2
the body politick	2
with the point	2
the number of	2
but i will	2
male and female	2
of them was	2
to all law	2
all the rest	2
to receive the	2
of the enemy	2
and so became	2
and such kind	2
women with child	2
of their transactions	2
himself with the	2
many of his	2
to his feet	2
i will not	2
that succeeded in	2
as he had	2
and they who	2
might be said	2
no means be	2
new kingdom of	2
and submit to	2
after i had	2
prince of the	2
to take the	2
in the name	2
them and the	2
that he was	2
great sum of	2
many and such	2
nobles of the	2
to all manner	2
into serious consideration	2
usage of the	2
dispose of them	2
and all his	2
children of their	2
about ten or	2
that i should	2
there might be	2
altogether incapable of	2
the heart of	2
of them should	2
them with death	2
a certain village	2
there can be	2
to relate the	2
as they had	2
set sail from	2
the care and	2
signed with his	2
came to meet	2
of all those	2
pleased god to	2
women as well	2
possessed themselves of	2
to the knowledge	2
kingdom was named	2
the edge of	2
they are brought	2
charles the fifth	2
of every individual	2
and that in	2
their entrance into	2
blood and gore	2
who set sail	2
they were to	2
or three stories	2
but in truth	2
chair or sedan	2
of the year	2
their own heads	2
as it were	2
all law and	2
were miserably massacred	2
sparing neither age	2
great many of	2
in process of	2
to quit the	2
in these kingdoms	2
as many indians	2
into the province	2
many of the	2
have in my	2
the face of	2
long tract of	2
son of the	2
kingdom of venecuela	2
preach the gospel	2
young and old	2
the mountains to	2
the slaughters and	2
dyed by the	2
at one time	2
went to the	2
whom the spaniards	2
by this governour	2
all true christians	2
he commanded the	2
to the inhabitants	2
to the kingdoms	2
on all sides	2
for they are	2
perished with hunger	2
time it hapned	2
to nothing by	2
many in number	2
at any time	2
to go on	2
that it is	2
at length they	2
of our faith	2
at one and	2
promises of the	2
betake themselves to	2
at the very	2
took up arms	2
all to the	2
who were to	2
the same purpose	2
the reason so	2
he was burnt	2
to be the	2
part of mankind	2
putting all to	2
four millions of	2
to the will	2
the spaniards committed	2
them of all	2
they might have	2
of this province	2
the better sort	2
all those who	2
to all the	2
as great a	2
that it would	2
the other kingdoms	2
abundance of them	2
in hand to	2
fraighted with indians	2
without any cause	2
of this tyrant	2
with all possible	2
only relate two	2
the indians when	2
of them as	2
a vast number	2
is on all	2
throughout the whole	2
above an hundred	2
the cause of	2
kind of torments	2
reason of the	2
tore them in	2
along with him	2
the true faith	2
the spaniards that	2
great difficulty and	2
or at least	2
all these kingdoms	2
exceed all the	2
in those countreys	2
in the whole	2
many of these	2
i have at	2
set sail to	2
to the very	2
but they were	2
and upon this	2
face of the	2
when as they	2
of the franciscan	2
the indians should	2
the spaniards made	2
of pity and	2
the major part	2
being at that	2
sword in hand	2
his imperial majesty	2
in his army	2
his care and	2
it was a	2
though they are	2
there are other	2
into the city	2
and sent them	2
so horrid and	2
the spaniards had	2
that he might	2
is a most	2
lookt upon to	2
one hundred miles	2
were compelled to	2
the supreme power	2
came to the	2
arrived at the	2
before that time	2
nor is there	2
inhabitants have been	2
souls redeemed by	2
which was rarely	2
as i said	2
six hundred miles	2
in such a	2
rather chose to	2
of their king	2
to carry their	2
the reader to	2
to be a	2
if they would	2
so audacious as	2
rich in gold	2
in their language	2
with his wife	2
a short time	2
as far as	2
noses of many	2
there is not	2
got together in	2
freighted with indians	2
whose name was	2
the same rate	2
the promises of	2
after this manner	2
to escape out	2
be in the	2
all his forces	2
or five months	2
to the great	2
sum of gold	2
those that have	2
and if it	2
with his hand	2
but at length	2
year to this	2
that every one	2
that there might	2
which the spaniards	2
why have you	2
which i am	2
we have said	2
with lances and	2
they use to	2
more or less	2
escape out of	2
burst out into	2
hundred men to	2
the same manner	2
that very time	2
or four days	2
were of the	2
venecuela and st	2
this was the	2
they perpetrated in	2
the desolation of	2
laying aside all	2
days after they	2
first arrival they	2
to the sea	2
with them as	2
the spaniards took	2
upon to be	2
of the captains	2
in succeeding times	2
their own accord	2
is to say	2
the weight of	2
committed by these	2
as they have	2
the dismal and	2
the cruelty of	2
of all which	2
the steps of	2
consumed by fire	2
was a most	2
in my custody	2
any of the	2
who are conversant	2
they came to	2
wholly ignorant of	2
of these three	2
and for the	2
the witnesses depose	2
edge of the	2
to meet them	2
the franciscan order	2
they who were	2
sold as slaves	2
of their flight	2
of the people	2
pronounced these words	2
of this world	2
above four millions	2
honour of god	2
in the space	2
in other parts	2
they had lost	2
more of the	2
the way to	2
mines of gold	2
not unknown to	2
for he was	2
was able to	2
to meet him	2
and others to	2
which i was	2
kingdoms of naco	2
with the indians	2
of the new	2
entred upon these	2
after the spaniards	2
with three hundred	2
them with such	2
or sixty thousand	2
but they being	2
such a one	2
of the greatest	2
will only relate	2
cut them off	2
afterward the spaniards	2
their faith and	2
it is a	2
in some parts	2
like a desert	2
of a bloody	2
tending to the	2
as they are	2
a cessation of	2
those tyrants who	2
a pair of	2
great joy and	2
well furnished with	2
the towns and	2
with sword in	2
crime laid to	2
but those that	2
that when they	2
the whole kingdom	2
sold for slaves	2
middle of the	2
them out of	2
one of those	2
of the body	2
these masques and	2
him into the	2
of some persons	2
i said before	2
them on the	2
so they might	2
and be made	2
and ready to	2
and that the	2
it hapned that	2
this is a	2
and the country	2
others to their	2
of mankind in	2
from such as	2
taken out of	2
the year ensuing	2
new kindgom of	2
and sent away	2
which they made	2
gold and sliver	2
but those they	2
why do you	2
saw with my	2
they made use	2
to be found	2
them of their	2
great injuries and	2
in the kingdom	2
that his subjects	2
hundred and thirty	2
a kind of	2
them from the	2
they were at	2
whom the captain	2
our sovereign lord	2
nothing can be	2
accompanied with many	2
that all the	2
in the way	2
innumerable number of	2
hundred and eighty	2
to the extirpation	2
isle of cuba	2
redeemed by the	2
to them above	2
committed to his	2
within four moneths	2
very apt to	2
name of the	2
in the spaniards	2
province of nicaraqua	2
holes in the	2
to this end	2
that they would	2
the inhabitants to	2
is to be	2
laid up for	2
one and the	2