quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
for the most part	21
early english books online	20
to the number of	18
by reason of the	14
the rest of the	14
of cloth of gold	13
the citie of mosko	12
on the other side	12
as was said before	11
as i have heard	10
represented either as utf	10
the manner of the	10
characters represented either as	10
the emperour and his	9
in the mean while	8
as before was said	8
the manner of their	8
in the time of	8
the name of the	7
the late emperour juan	7
late emperour juan vasilowich	7
pontus de la gard	7
to the king of	7
in the name of	7
on the one side	7
office of bulsha prechod	7
after the russe manner	7
sigismond king of poland	7
if there be any	6
the word of god	6
into the emperours treasurie	6
the countrey of russia	6
the emperour of russia	6
a great lover of	6
was divided into two	6
as they call it	6
out of the office	6
and great duke of	6
for the space of	6
if any of them	6
will never have been	5
one side of the	5
proquest to create accurately	5
and oxford and the	5
and or corrected and	5
into the public domain	5
texts for their own	5
public domain as of	5
we respectfully request that	5
never have been looked	5
for an anonymous work	5
text was proofread for	5
the new cambridge bibliography	5
aimed to produce large	5
the one side of	5
some errors will remain	5
or corrected and characters	5
sent to external keying	5
and therefore chose to	5
second or later edition	5
the institutions providing financial	5
in oxford and michigan	5
keyed and coded from	5
carried out by editorial	5
quantities of textual data	5
been issued variously as	5
meet qa standards were	5
to simplify the filling	5
of works in other	5
characters or elements to	5
into placeholder characters or	5
returned to the keyers	5
of the russe church	5
between and available in	5
oxford and the publisher	5
of time and funding	5
extent have been transformed	5
text can be copied	5
the true nature of	5
tcp assigned for keying	5
to produce large quantities	5
changes to facilitate morpho	5
looked at by a	5
marked as illegible were	5
been looked at by	5
be marked as illegible	5
even for commercial purposes	5
during phase of the	5
the present state of	5
to tei p using	5
unicode or tei g	5
compelling reason to do	5
are eligible for inclusion	5
now take and use	5
these texts for their	5
structural encoding based on	5
chose to create diplomatic	5
of a works in	5
at the same time	5
via their early english	5
later edition of a	5
and attribution is given	5
of the project have	5
request that due credit	5
assumptions that can be	5
for transcription and basic	5
a compelling reason to	5
by the emperour himself	5
cambridge bibliography of english	5
the image sets published	5
placeholder characters or elements	5
project restraints of time	5
terms of creative commons	5
based on the text	5
of creating the tcp	5
of michigan and oxford	5
if there was a	5
given to their original	5
and available in eebo	5
are a number of	5
whichever is the greater	5
of each text was	5
in all likelihood such	5
issued variously as sgml	5
where possible up to	5
credit and attribution is	5
of textual data within	5
was intended to range	5
according to the terms	5
of the print record	5
qa standards were returned	5
partnership between the universities	5
use these texts for	5
transformed into placeholder characters	5
encoded and linked to	5
by the institutions providing	5
creating the tcp texts	5
mnemonic sdata character entities	5
image sets were sent	5
keyers to be redone	5
the publisher proquest to	5
of instances per text	5
project have been released	5
did not meet qa	5
transcription and basic encoding	5
bear in mind that	5
mainly structural encoding based	5
on the text encoding	5
readable characters will be	5
the early english books	5
publisher proquest to create	5
therefore of any assumptions	5
by university of nebraska	5
available at the text	5
tei p using tcp	5
the city of mosco	5
proquest via their early	5
any remaining illegibles were	5
as opposed to critical	5
were encoded as gap	5
out of his own	5
of the tei in	5
files to tei p	5
number of works in	5
nature of the print	5
a work was chosen	5
for accuracy and those	5
was a compelling reason	5
their works are eligible	5
text is available for	5
can be made about	5
encoding based on the	5
and encoded edition of	5
up to a limit	5
the project have been	5
the process of creating	5
can now take and	5
record of the period	5
by proquest via their	5
tcp project was divided	5
to range over a	5
understanding these processes should	5
released into the public	5
of every monographic english	5
was chosen if there	5
linked to page images	5
encoded text transcribed from	5
tcp data is very	5
to a limit of	5
the most part of	5
characters marked as illegible	5
the text can be	5
reflect the true nature	5
there are a number	5
data is very good	5
any assumptions that can	5
have been looked at	5
to the keyers to	5
described above is co	5
quality of tcp data	5
is a partnership between	5
known extent have been	5
variety of subject areas	5
will be marked as	5
text selection was based	5
but we respectfully request	5
iv tiff page images	5
be aware of the	5
the tei in libraries	5
or text strings within	5
overall quality of tcp	5
or elements to simplify	5
on the image sets	5
by a tcp editor	5
to reflect the true	5
the russe and the	5
texts based on the	5
converting tcp files to	5
large quantities of textual	5
by editorial teams in	5
intended to range over	5
elements of known extent	5
in of gaps by	5
should bear in mind	5
assigned for keying and	5
accuracy and those which	5
as illegible were corrected	5
phase of the project	5
and encoded texts based	5
texts created during phase	5
this keyboarded and encoded	5
possible up to a	5
of the foure chetfirds	5
first editions of a	5
keying and markup guidelines	5
of a work was	5
of the work described	5
all likelihood such instances	5
as far as cathay	5
each text was proofread	5
of gaps by user	5
and use these texts	5
page images in accordance	5
new cambridge bibliography of	5
is available for reuse	5
all without asking permission	5
of the texts have	5
based on the new	5
a works in english	5
tcp is to encode	5
filling in of gaps	5
the universities of michigan	5
a partnership between the	5
text strings within braces	5
process of creating the	5
remaining illegibles were encoded	5
general aim of eebo	5
standards were returned to	5
were sent to external	5
have been issued variously	5
have been transformed into	5
encoding was enhanced and	5
textual data within the	5
should make clear that	5
the general aim of	5
unicode or text strings	5
the emperours of russia	5
to encode one copy	5
the public domain as	5
encoded edition of the	5
their early english books	5
and sometimes a second	5
this phase i text	5
and the publisher proquest	5
editorial teams in oxford	5
been released into the	5
selection was based on	5
it will not be	5
with changes to facilitate	5
opposed to critical editions	5
gaps by user contributors	5
characters will be marked	5
markup reviewed and edited	5
reason to do so	5
tei in libraries guidelines	5
created by converting tcp	5
then their works are	5
gap elements of known	5
and in short time	5
then carried out by	5
and markup guidelines are	5
and markup reviewed and	5
quality assurance was then	5
images scanned from microfilm	5
which did not meet	5
likelihood such instances will	5
works in english were	5
usually the first edition	5
print record of the	5
the print record of	5
universities of michigan and	5
or tei g elements	5
a wide variety of	5
text with mnemonic sdata	5
keying companies for transcription	5
and coded from proquest	5
have been released into	5
bibliography of english literature	5
respectfully request that due	5
included and sometimes a	5
books online text creation	5
processes should make clear	5
financial support to the	5
the texts have been	5
edition of a work	5
edition of the work	5
selection was intended to	5
phase i text is	5
the text creation partnership	5
usual project restraints of	5
texts have been issued	5
the keyers to be	5
image sets published by	5
are available at the	5
works in other languages	5
by reason of their	5
title published between and	5
these processes should make	5
proofread for accuracy and	5
take and use these	5
will remain and some	5
users should be aware	5
the filling in of	5
it is to be	5
due credit and attribution	5
therefore chose to create	5
companies for transcription and	5
works are eligible for	5
accurately transcribed and encoded	5
notably latin and welsh	5
copies of the texts	5
ascii text with mnemonic	5
is given to their	5
guidelines are available at	5
is the office of	5
of the process of	5
images in accordance with	5
to page images in	5
teams in oxford and	5
were encoded and linked	5
restraints of time and	5
level of the tei	5
there was a compelling	5
and characters marked as	5
of known extent have	5
encoded as gap s	5
some readable characters will	5
language title published between	5
be made about the	5
sometimes a second or	5
work was chosen if	5
and those which did	5
processed by university of	5
those which did not	5
english books online text	5
at the text creation	5
with the rest of	5
and therefore of any	5
been transformed into placeholder	5
institutions providing financial support	5
users should bear in	5
to their original source	5
accordance with level of	5
data within the usual	5
the office of the	5
the terms of creative	5
errors will remain and	5
corrected and characters marked	5
created during phase of	5
a clock in the	5
online text creation partnership	5
as they call them	5
in mind that in	5
simplify the filling in	5
assurance was then carried	5
based on the image	5
a second or later	5
in english were prioritized	5
wide variety of subject	5
external keying companies for	5
editions of a works	5
a limit of instances	5
mind that in all	5
made about the data	5
were corrected where possible	5
p using tcp tei	5
chosen if there was	5
text and markup reviewed	5
to the early english	5
i text is available	5
domain as of january	5
such instances will never	5
was based on the	5
text creation partnership web	5
the texts were encoded	5
transcribed and encoded texts	5
anyone can now take	5
the usual project restraints	5
and linked to page	5
and some readable characters	5
is to encode one	5
on the new cambridge	5
the other side the	5
at by a tcp	5
divided into two phases	5
should be aware of	5
illegible were corrected where	5
with mnemonic sdata character	5
aware of the process	5
the encoding was enhanced	5
of any assumptions that	5
tcp aimed to produce	5
for keying and markup	5
sets published by proquest	5
by converting tcp files	5
to the terms of	5
instances will never have	5
from proquest page images	5
of tcp data is	5
although there are a	5
or later edition of	5
creation partnership web site	5
within the usual project	5
corrected where possible up	5
with level of the	5
from the greek church	5
tcp files to tei	5
tcp is a partnership	5
keyboarded and encoded edition	5
markup guidelines are available	5
published between and available	5
enhanced and or corrected	5
attribution is given to	5
not meet qa standards	5
the time of their	5
for their own purposes	5
sets were sent to	5
published by proquest via	5
or for an anonymous	5
michigan and oxford and	5
support to the early	5
project was divided into	5
the text encoding initiative	5
true nature of the	5
out by editorial teams	5
to create diplomatic transcriptions	5
illegibles were encoded as	5
were returned to the	5
that can be made	5
coded from proquest page	5
over a wide variety	5
as if they were	5
while the overall quality	5
encoded texts based on	5
owned by the institutions	5
providing financial support to	5
the time of his	5
elements to simplify the	5
the work described above	5
to create accurately transcribed	5
a number of works	5
that in all likelihood	5
was enhanced and or	5
that due credit and	5
remain and some readable	5
range over a wide	5
create accurately transcribed and	5
limit of instances per	5
work described above is	5
texts were encoded and	5
was proofread for accuracy	5
between the universities of	5
was then carried out	5
produce large quantities of	5
to external keying companies	5
the overall quality of	5
in accordance with level	5
present state of russia	5
the story of a	4
as he thinketh good	4
government of their provinces	4
the state of the	4
that riseth out of	4
one to the other	4
a hundred thousand men	4
to the summe of	4
and of other less	4
may appear by the	4
they are bound to	4
the people of the	4
in cloth of gold	4
with all his nobility	4
eastward of russia as	4
pearl and precious stone	4
known countries lying eastward	4
to the emperour of	4
in the emperours name	4
is a goodly person	4
after the manner of	4
the government of their	4
from all parts to	4
in the midst of	4
the polonian and sweden	4
have mercy upon us	4
the writings of several	4
on the right side	4
the emperour that now	4
in the night time	4
of the office of	4
he is a great	4
lying eastward of russia	4
all parts of the	4
father to this emperour	4
the emperour in his	4
to the house of	4
the altar or table	4
parts of the realm	4
and the kings gent	4
by the name of	4
of the people of	4
in a letter to	4
in matter of religion	4
the king of england	4
brother to the empresse	4
now king of poland	4
the czar in the	4
the whole number of	4
as occasion doth require	4
russia as far as	4
lord have mercy upon	4
of the russe people	4
clock in the morning	4
emperour and his counsell	4
as may appear by	4
of russia as far	4
the king of pole	4
the port of s	4
as their manner is	4
of gold and silver	4
the other side of	4
in the meane time	4
or marks a year	4
the patriarch with the	4
countries lying eastward of	4
occasioned by the late	4
from the writings of	4
to the very ground	4
of the house of	4
the last of that	4
great duke of volodemer	4
the like is done	4
the nature of the	4
is to be noted	4
they come to the	4
as big as a	4
which they use to	4
in the spring time	4
at the emperours pleasure	4
writings of several eye	4
last of that name	4
not so much as	4
out of the countrey	4
the emperour with his	4
to the citie of	4
to which is added	4
emperour that now is	4
after the death of	4
and if any of	4
this office of bulsha	4
so much as the	4
the mean while the	3
the first day of	3
so farre as the	3
great czars court at	3
though it be but	3
the dukes and diacks	3
that they have no	3
he is a goodly	3
the now raigning emperor	3
shot at a jack	3
of our owne nationall	3
in the whole world	3
to a friend at	3
newes of the present	3
charles late king of	3
the rest of his	3
of the king of	3
then the rest of	3
sir thomas smithes voiage	3
the patriarch of constantinople	3
towards the end of	3
within one moneth during	3
the description of the	3
the mouth of the	3
the mosko the emperour	3
and the kings gentlemen	3
person residing at the	3
part of the world	3
which is added a	3
and in the end	3
the north parts of	3
the kingdomes of cazan	3
sort of people in	3
the whole countrey is	3
people of that countrey	3
betwixt the russe and	3
muscovia with the manners	3
tragicall ends of two	3
the metropolite of mosko	3
in the head towns	3
miraculous preseruation of the	3
in the end to	3
with cloth of gold	3
the latter end of	3
with pearl and stone	3
the death of his	3
a letter to a	3
employed in the embassie	3
the house of beala	3
when they come to	3
space of nine years	3
rubbels or marks a	3
the ceremony of palm	3
marries not out of	3
with the king of	3
but for the most	3
all the year long	3
by the late warre	3
late king of swethland	3
chay and bour dian	3
after a long and	3
residing at the great	3
the great city of	3
court at mosco for	3
and entertainment in rushia	3
citie and dukedome of	3
with pearl and precious	3
with the manners fashions	3
if they have any	3
in a short time	3
the very same that	3
on both sides the	3
commodities of the countrey	3
the riuer of vollga	3
they feed their cows	3
faire and pleasant riuer	3
into the office of	3
chief cities of russia	3
are these in their	3
discipline to their wives	3
pay of the now	3
the most of them	3
agreeable to that state	3
his right and inheritance	3
moneth during his being	3
to one of his	3
to the place of	3
to the emperours treasurie	3
in the end of	3
the history of russia	3
he was wont to	3
native commodities of the	3
in all parts of	3
so that you shall	3
as the manner is	3
he pays his strelsies	3
the office of bulsha	3
that it was the	3
southern parts of syberia	3
one moneth during his	3
of all ecclesiastical preferments	3
of their judiciary proceedings	3
what they think of	3
the whole nation of	3
smithes voiage and entertainment	3
as the russe saith	3
of administring the sacraments	3
to the duke and	3
the space of nine	3
was not so well	3
by the laws of	3
now king of swethland	3
the emperour of the	3
is all one with	3
the paiment of the	3
or at least the	3
big as a swan	3
and many of his	3
in the mean time	3
vnder the pay of	3
during his being there	3
the number of two	3
the now king of	3
side of the towne	3
i spake of before	3
as it were to	3
it may be ghessed	3
in their great lent	3
lord and great duke	3
which grow in russia	3
or seven years old	3
of cazan and astracan	3
whole nation of the	3
in the raigne of	3
but bread and salt	3
the order of the	3
by one of the	3
mosco for the space	3
fashions of the people	3
reproduction of original in	3
mosko the emperour himself	3
of the now raigning	3
this new raised power	3
you shall see them	3
not so barbarous as	3
a house of pleasure	3
matters pertaining to the	3
they are kept from	3
the great czars court	3
eminent person residing at	3
so barbarous as the	3
estc r ocm this	3
in all civill matters	3
with many copper plates	3
by the late emperour	3
in the description of	3
at this time is	3
in time of war	3
ocm this keyboarded and	3
which in all places	3
from the port of	3
a merry story of	3
the simpler sort of	3
the jurisdiction of the	3
preseruation of the now	3
at mosco for the	3
present miseries of rushia	3
the present miseries of	3
the pay of the	3
an eminent person residing	3
the native commodities of	3
the fashion of the	3
quarter of an houre	3
other side the riuer	3
letter to a friend	3
cloth of gold and	3
the providence of god	3
isinglass is made of	3
manner of their government	3
at the port of	3
a great part of	3
of his own dominions	3
the doctrine of the	3
of constantinople or sio	3
the title of the	3
at the end of	3
of the chief nobilitie	3
most part of the	3
as well for the	3
as appeareth by the	3
occurrences of our owne	3
not out of his	3
manners fashions of the	3
in the pursuite of	3
of the emperour himself	3
the most part is	3
of the now king	3
six or seven years	3
of the russe emperours	3
and other places of	3
the citie and dukedome	3
a friend at london	3
that which he hath	3
give you an account	3
at the great czars	3
sometime fellow of kings	3
of a hundred thousand	3
of the russe emperour	3
of the present miseries	3
to the cittie of	3
like is done by	3
for the honour of	3
illustrated with many copper	3
a brief history of	3
memorable occurrences of our	3
with the tragicall ends	3
written by an eminent	3
the late warre in	3
sides of his face	3
the other ceremonies of	3
tooke the riuer of	3
the metropolis of syberia	3
the length of the	3
together with the memorable	3
that it would be	3
the ambassador and the	3
r ocm this keyboarded	3
the king of denmark	3
these are the chief	3
a man of great	3
by an eminent person	3
lord of the chetfird	3
have mercie upon us	3
these in their order	3
or master of the	3
spyes in every corner	3
chief officers of the	3
the faire and pleasant	3
warre in that countrey	3
disposes of all ecclesiastical	3
the punishment of coyners	3
for the same reason	3
into the hands of	3
them by the emperour	3
parts of the countrey	3
the emperour with a	3
set with pearl and	3
in which time the	3
a noble man of	3
out of the water	3
from all other nations	3
the king of poland	3
his leaue of the	3
he was in his	3
our owne nationall forces	3
you an account of	3
but dukes of volodimir	3
with the aide of	3
well as he can	3
thomas smithes voiage and	3
it could not be	3
signe of the crosse	3
emperour of all russia	3
up to the mosko	3
the king of swethen	3
with whom they have	3
by the burning of	3
with the polonian and	3
voiage and entertainment in	3
the manners fashions of	3
and their manner of	3
one of the chief	3
all the time of	3
are for the most	3
after the dutch manner	3
with the memorable occurrences	3
people of the countrey	3
that there is no	3
czars court at mosco	3
lord have mercie upon	3
these and such like	3
being an old widdower	3
signifieth as much as	3
to the dukedome of	3
so well as he	3
the memorable occurrences of	3
the tragicall ends of	3
or frozen to death	3
brief history of moscovia	3
his wife and children	3
of muscovia with the	3
their manner of administring	3
the people of that	3
to be rid of	3
of the countrey of	3
they came to the	3
the czars great favourite	3
late warre in that	3
their foreheads and breasts	3
at my being there	3
manner of administring the	3
ends of two emperors	3
and employed in the	3
and the miraculous preseruation	3
the head towns of	3
it would be a	3
vnder the commaund of	3
patriarch of constantinople or	3
the signe of the	3
of the greek church	3
the miraculous preseruation of	3
the chief cities of	3
name of the father	3
murmure at their new	2
strong in their heads	2
french and danes supporting	2
farre as the citie	2
see the bride naked	2
that he should haue	2
the people flocking from	2
aptara keyed and coded	2
what was most for	2
till in the end	2
the precious jewels of	2
the name of god	2
their manner of government	2
those who have seen	2
fetch it from thence	2
in case of necessity	2
punishment of those women	2
specially in the winter	2
a poor man entertained	2
women are obliged to	2
printed by john winter	2
every man is to	2
with their daughters husbands	2
of the emperour for	2
the czars children how	2
for the younger sister	2
blesseth the emperour with	2
was for a time	2
supreme head of the	2
of russia by the	2
himselfe at that time	2
his interest well rivetted	2
he that hath most	2
that are forced to	2
the younger sister anna	2
subjects kiss his hand	2
he has spyes in	2
that there was no	2
they seem to be	2
tragical relation of a	2
in the other emperours	2
the executing of their	2
the russe received the	2
off by the bride	2
did with the turnep	2
and there present themselves	2
produced a leathern lace	2
of their executioner and	2
life of boris might	2
the poles more honourable	2
language of the russes	2
complemented underhand to petition	2
that laughed at him	2
from the emperor to	2
cup of aqua vitae	2
to be in greater	2
by some of the	2
a great many of	2
from hand to mouth	2
one of his diacks	2
them to the emperour	2
is an excellent meat	2
by botanists into two	2
the kings of poland	2
that the king of	2
a discourse of sables	2
the description of this	2
is very zealous and	2
czar from whence derived	2
great lover of queen	2
boris draws envious eyes	2
so that now the	2
and divided into many	2
by this means the	2
the clerk of the	2
taken out of the	2
that he is of	2
such matters as are	2
manner is not to	2
every one of them	2
all of his councel	2
how he pays his	2
instead of children jealousies	2
some one of the	2
draws envious eyes from	2
till towards the end	2
son to follow his	2
the shortnesse of the	2
they have also their	2
parts of the world	2
no process in law	2
about his own person	2
a certain number of	2
in short time ouerthrew	2
of the southern parts	2
countenanced for a time	2
amitie with the king	2
the true and right	2
as they do all	2
to this is the	2
in gaze one of	2
at my being at	2
tartars and chircasses salute	2
a little bird like	2
friends see the bride	2
at the tables end	2
the end of his	2
to sigismond king of	2
into the bay of	2
after a violent manner	2
of the chrim tartar	2
emperours customes and other	2
is done by the	2
made shift to get	2
and the holy ghost	2
the whole countrey in	2
till his further pleasure	2
close to the very	2
and mounted on his	2
with the precious jewels	2
at barnsly hall in	2
reason have they to	2
the emperour demetrius was	2
that in the raigne	2
while the commons are	2
the citty and the	2
a comparison of the	2
to this or like	2
czars children how attended	2
accounted to be of	2
for the ordering of	2
in the storie of	2
shipped out of the	2
the patriarchs present to	2
are countenanced for a	2
be done for the	2
every man with his	2
and manner of proceeding	2
sorts of mushrooms which	2
polonian king stepan batore	2
other side of the	2
guard of his person	2
that groweth to the	2
the river ob is	2
that are under them	2
emperour with a turnep	2
of peace and amity	2
the space of two	2
the sonne of a	2
these relations have been	2
in cambridge and employed	2
will not be amiss	2
man and his wife	2
of the river ob	2
every man in his	2
an under proportion agreeable	2
of the emperours counsell	2
two or three hundred	2
both sides the way	2
when their amours are	2
so that it would	2
proportion agreeable to that	2
to a great summe	2
their manner is not	2
with the polish princes	2
rushia with the tragicall	2
reproduction of the original	2
patron also to strangers	2
grace of the emperour	2
of the queen and	2
to the furthest part	2
streets of their towns	2
to be more holy	2
how he was served	2
of the monasteries and	2
too familiar in his	2
hanging lately used amongst	2
at the mosko the	2
the dead of the	2
and yet they have	2
that you shall see	2
is to be had	2
to all manner of	2
shoomaker presented the emperour	2
for taking a goose	2
the chiefe city in	2
divided by botanists into	2
comes out of the	2
lamented by the people	2
year to a house	2
she a succulent black	2
opinion of the people	2
and muscles like hercules	2
hard for them to	2
have for the most	2
covantage keyed and coded	2
accompanied with the russe	2
the lord of the	2
the generall good of	2
and such a vast	2
is said to be	2
miseries of rushia occasioned	2
not seen publickly till	2
threw down the images	2
hundred or two hundred	2
with his trumpets sounding	2
have to say to	2
from thence to the	2
abuse us to the	2
under proportion agreeable to	2
they march in a	2
knew all the commission	2
yards of cloth of	2
all things being in	2
by the way with	2
creatures of his own	2
march in a day	2
pertaining to that office	2
the dukedome of volodemer	2
custome out of the	2
and danes supporting the	2
of the polish and	2
their actions from all	2
the rigour of the	2
prisoner to the mosco	2
wolmer how disappointed in	2
and there they are	2
the manner is to	2
petition for boris his	2
at the altar or	2
but not of the	2
to the place where	2
thing spoken in the	2
purpose also they are	2
bound to keep secrecie	2
and so goeth to	2
built by the english	2
he served the women	2
that shot at a	2
concerning these northernlings in	2
the old nobility are	2
the life of boris	2
women that laughed at	2
was brought into his	2
is delivered into the	2
from whence the emperour	2
image of saint george	2
early in the morning	2
it is thought that	2
together with his wife	2
from the original text	2
come to the church	2
to come into their	2
russians are in general	2
dangers of the pallace	2
head towns of every	2
to the emperour by	2
made of his sounds	2
their above twenty years	2
and store of munition	2
was done by the	2
the people murmure at	2
according to his desire	2
the most part they	2
foure lords of the	2
instigation for being suspected	2
to the great city	2
a story of one	2
how punished for taking	2
the sunne waxeth warm	2
in short time they	2
petition the czar in	2
the penalty for marrying	2
it was a custom	2
remarkable observations concerning these	2
mean while the commons	2
saint for that day	2
thence to the great	2
pleased with their peace	2
the duke and diack	2
in warre and peace	2
and in his own	2
relations have been taken	2
save that in the	2
and depopulated by the	2
the musick of the	2
is made in the	2
the empresse that now	2
by one of them	2
muscovite formerly tributary to	2
by boys and girls	2
process in law against	2
into many small pieces	2
other friends of the	2
his fathers and mothers	2
man of great birth	2
of the old emperour	2
year he that hath	2
the czar reproves him	2
spoken in the court	2
on either hand of	2
the house of vansusce	2
lace about a finger	2
may partly appear by	2
present czar his father	2
ali jakobson text and	2
of all sorts of	2
or what else is	2
according to the shortnesse	2
will not speak of	2
and this is ordinary	2
of their carnaval and	2
grow to the emperour	2
of two or three	2
beloved of his prince	2
the emperour of muscovia	2
the choice of his	2
people in several things	2
heads against the ground	2
built of stone and	2
kings colledge in cambridge	2
as much as a	2
story of a jew	2
a few years since	2
is kept in an	2
his answer to a	2
the punishment of those	2
a very short time	2
sort behold his pastimes	2
and some other discourse	2
riseth out of the	2
to the chrim tartar	2
with some of his	2
the ceremony used to	2
wine too strong in	2
midst of this hall	2
the private behaviour and	2
boris might be spared	2
is carried to the	2
of the polonian plica	2
all with one voice	2
which i find in	2
by reason of some	2
and becomes their favourite	2
of the state of	2
it would please him	2
not daring to stirre	2
to say he was	2
he is very magnificent	2
served the women that	2
of the clergie men	2
with the losse of	2
sung by boys and	2
excessive coldness of this	2
honourable in keeping articles	2
thousand rubbels a year	2
polish and russian languages	2
by the way of	2
from thence concluded his	2
commenced betweene sigimond now	2
those that were accounted	2
a brief account of	2
of a woman who	2
would it haue been	2
what the english must	2
have none of the	2
as the citie of	2
is one of the	2
what the emperour did	2
has spyes in every	2
the muscovite formerly tributary	2
together with the citty	2
by the mouth of	2
discovery of russia by	2
many outrages in the	2
czar goes every year	2
the cold in winter	2
the description of their	2
the very name it	2
infinite mischiefes that followed	2
bay of saint nicholas	2
according to their degrees	2
have a child by	2
it is an excellent	2
how he threw down	2
in the dead of	2
the monasteries and nunneries	2
friend at london written	2
they are all of	2
the child of a	2
they must not be	2
by right of inheritance	2
with his own hands	2
the aide of the	2
for marrying a second	2
which by reason of	2
the russians mightily pleased	2
be ghessed by the	2
their office is to	2
the heart of the	2
was sent to syberia	2
the polonian and chrim	2
consisting of a hundred	2
when and how weaned	2
to this office of	2
to be a devil	2
not of the nobility	2
czaritza governs the women	2
people murmure at their	2
their fingers when they	2
to the wronged virgin	2
of letting the vulgar	2
of an army eighty	2
must not be said	2
of one of their	2
and a little boate	2
noblemen in cloth of	2
out of the foure	2
of this businesse with	2
poles are not so	2
of the present state	2
their contempt of learning	2
pictures exchanged in the	2
supporting the hollanders against	2
little bird like a	2
his majesty of great	2
to whom he was	2
barnsly an english man	2
captain for so doing	2
discourse of bogdan matfeidg	2
has been their above	2
how they rode formerly	2
in russia beg in	2
for the use of	2
the citty of smalensco	2
kings of sweden and	2
at the english house	2
good liking of the	2
he was set on	2
he was served by	2
she maketh the best	2
by way of appeal	2
head of the church	2
within view of the	2
with many of the	2
customes and other revenues	2
the russians extol marriage	2
sea by the town	2
and sent to the	2
keeping articles than the	2
boghar to the north	2
of the royall exchange	2
fellow that shot at	2
many as they can	2
have most to do	2
and of many other	2
patriarch with the metropolites	2
so that the sonne	2
for the king of	2
three or foure fingers	2
for the right of	2
shift to get away	2
gone into the woods	2
yet they highly esteem	2
exposed to publick view	2
this may be said	2
summe that groweth to	2
are obliged to mourn	2
jews how crept into	2
and the kings daughter	2
what hapned to a	2
often gone into the	2
his petition to one	2
if they be not	2
sirname of the imperiall	2
in a good old	2
for so they call	2
the second is the	2
by means of their	2
rubbels at a time	2
in russia very low	2
on the side of	2
with fiue hundred horse	2
the tragical relation of	2
keep out all means	2
them to the pole	2
their friars and nuns	2
that with an army	2
the nation of the	2
how sir jerom boze	2
and this is commonly	2
if any of their	2
to their wives censured	2
read by the priest	2
the side of a	2
nobility are countenanced for	2
a shoomaker presented the	2
they take with them	2
the greatest part of	2
gouernor of the towne	2
for as much as	2
in their actions from	2
this house of beala	2
mightily pleased with their	2
russia in a letter	2
being curious to see	2
of that countrey by	2
by this you may	2
before that time they	2
and the rest of	2
how far they march	2
the partie convicted is	2
length of the fish	2
is of the same	2
his further pleasure were	2
executioner and cruel torments	2
or the sonnes of	2
is received by the	2
a great deal more	2
them in stead of	2
office of the steward	2
she was a tolerable	2
the bigness of a	2
envious eyes from the	2
and language of the	2
their heads to the	2
that if any of	2
the shape of a	2
tributary to the crim	2
were guides to the	2
steward of the houshold	2
of stone and brick	2
of the russian church	2
of other customs they	2
take the aduantage of	2
of plated gold about	2
as the sequell shall	2
in the summer time	2
has limbs and muscles	2
partly be understood by	2
their peace with poland	2
as it were the	2
i could hear of	2
known to have had	2
of this kind there	2
very fruitfull and pleasant	2
the successe of the	2
that he would be	2
favour of the people	2
of the nobilitie and	2
be numbred amongst the	2
and what their qualifications	2
for the common people	2
contract with their daughters	2
to be both the	2
to know his pleasure	2
on high upon a	2
they abuse us to	2
bear the name of	2
greatest part of the	2
an ordinary matter with	2
to which purpose also	2
and greatnesse of his	2
the first is the	2
peace and amitie with	2
to bring them to	2
third as big as	2
house or stock of	2
so goeth to his	2
king henry weary of	2
it hath a castle	2
the women that laughed	2
the hand of god	2
the approach of the	2
of moscovia and of	2
providence of god is	2
to be true in	2
in the tower of	2
about eight years since	2
his hand to kiss	2
a very fruitfull and	2
in manner of a	2
him by the name	2
a quarter of an	2
yet accomplish their designs	2
seat of his empire	2
daneloidg is made generalissimo	2
that are of greatest	2
common sort of people	2
since that time the	2
of god it self	2
russian lords and their	2
he was sent from	2
the original text notes	2
lords of the foure	2
story of a fish	2
a poor russian captain	2
other ceremonies of the	2
salutation on easter day	2
at the years end	2
petitioned for the younger	2
and nashockin no good	2
bestow jewels on them	2
penalty for marrying a	2
the words of contract	2
to be sold at	2
to take the aduantage	2
sort of russians are	2
of the countrey being	2
in form of a	2
upon that which he	2
several sorts of mushrooms	2
come to the court	2
is to be feared	2
the custome of the	2
to petition for boris	2
the whole countrey of	2
to syberia by this	2
english cloth a drug	2
to the north sea	2
some part of the	2
i found it to	2
the head of the	2
manner is to make	2
no bread nor salt	2
held it his best	2
smiths voyage into rushia	2
married prrvately for fear	2
imperial majesties person and	2
that lieth in the	2
brother to the king	2
manner of the popish	2
sold at his shop	2
side of the royall	2
whom the tartars pay	2
in the executing of	2
title of the dukedome	2
and as it were	2
to let him vnderstand	2
in the province of	2
thence concluded his interest	2
grave wolmer how disappointed	2
the people are very	2
in the word of	2
which they are kept	2
the tartars and chircasses	2
censured a bill of	2
and she a succulent	2
their heads against the	2
may be guessed by	2
the flaughter of the	2
old womans advice to	2
the mans friends see	2
what the russians are	2
chancellor of the embassadors	2
on the left side	2
manner of holding their	2
is an ordinary matter	2
friends of the bride	2
before the castle gate	2
keeping of the nobilitie	2
russians answer to inquisitive	2
set their fingers when	2
brought into the musco	2
over head and ears	2
the parents contract with	2
the commons are complemented	2
boris hereupon gratifies the	2
his associating with thieves	2
how the tartars and	2
that the sonne of	2
complement that often passes	2
this new alliance with	2
far they march in	2
one hundred and forty	2
coldness of this countrey	2
the fourth is called	2
cambridge and employed in	2
was a custom to	2
the present czar his	2
the dukes of that	2
differ in their actions	2
emperour is of letting	2
of the young prince	2
brings in creatures of	2
syberia and its inhabitants	2
rest of the nobilitie	2
in his cathedrall church	2
began to be powdred	2
to employ the poor	2
some of them are	2
great preparations in poland	2
by the mothers side	2
first began to be	2
of children jealousies were	2
sent up to the	2
and opinion of the	2
all this is done	2
within a mile of	2
made another voiage to	2
emperour or great czar	2
their liturgie or form	2
officers and their salaries	2
nothing but bread and	2
they bring with them	2
where they are appointed	2
the muscouite in short	2
they were but dukes	2
would be a hard	2
successful he was in	2
and banished the court	2
danes supporting the hollanders	2
agent for the dutch	2
to a house of	2
in the embassie thither	2
in no case they	2
must confess the fact	2
with what was most	2
to have taken the	2
they are kept in	2
the chief of that	2
blessing the people with	2
a year he that	2
to nashockin and bogdan	2
how he was loved	2
drink nothing but water	2
the emperor and prince	2
nashockin no good friends	2
is a very fruitfull	2
are the very same	2
office at this time	2
as we call it	2
and if they could	2
in land and pension	2
are appointed by the	2
the czaritza governs the	2
he is supreme head	2
of king charles the	2
the belluga swallows abundance	2
every year to a	2
that it is a	2
one of these foure	2
the queen and her	2
and amitie with the	2
very few of them	2
appointed by the emperour	2
his action on good	2
pertain to the emperour	2
by the tartarian invasions	2
that if they would	2
most part they are	2
without respect of common	2
to reveal any thing	2
his words concerning the	2
cautious the emperour is	2
this hand sheweth how	2
succulent black young lass	2
in creatures of his	2
the polish and russian	2
and the next day	2
to wife the daughter	2
colledge in cambridge and	2
it is a custome	2
this custome out of	2
this or like effect	2
that are appointed to	2
kept at the mosko	2
of people in the	2
this height of boris	2
as are under them	2
all things that the	2
records in the tower	2
depopulated by the tartarian	2
him of the czar	2
first is the office	2
then the other dukes	2
some of the nobles	2
of the curious tents	2
be represented to nashockin	2
is supreme head of	2
friars took to be	2
the parts of their	2
one of them that	2
most of them to	2
a great summe of	2
the russians are in	2
the loue of the	2
from the manner of	2
russia beg in tunes	2
for before that time	2
peremptorily demand him of	2
the loue and opinion	2
such as are in	2
the woods to gather	2
lately used amongst them	2
and pleasant riuer of	2
of the kingdomes of	2
grounds why they do	2
verst from the port	2
when they ride or	2
the use of their	2
apex covantage keyed and	2
to come out of	2
caviare is made of	2
lay at the english	2
a patron also to	2
their severe discipline to	2
of six or seven	2
the time of the	2
the th day to	2
great lover of the	2
for fear of witch	2
about the midst of	2
officers of the emperours	2
to see his lordship	2
whom he especially trusted	2
on all they met	2
is the manner of	2
who is said to	2
lords of the chetfirds	2
with a pair of	2
are like to suffer	2
sent from his table	2
of their nuptial proceedings	2
of the great tyrant	2
to the shortnesse of	2
their amours are extravagant	2
what he has done	2
within the whole realm	2
the river of moskua	2
his court without noise	2
his shop on the	2
a discourse of bogdan	2
swallows abundance of pebbles	2
for that they have	2
had ill luck in	2
towards the caspian sea	2
and this is the	2
of the russian governour	2
people may partly be	2
such a vast memory	2
of the original in	2
on the borders of	2
the great citty of	2
wife the daughter of	2
of them that held	2
of extraordinary fine bread	2
and her maids of	2
whereof also they have	2
that part of the	2
of boris draws envious	2
in the emperours warres	2
same in a manner	2
of the city of	2
of the turkish nation	2
her manner of conduct	2
are sent to the	2
to the mosko to	2
the end of the	2
his disappointment how punished	2
shortnesse of the time	2
the father of this	2
things should be represented	2
eyes from the ancient	2
the commission officers of	2
and spoiled by the	2
the sirname of the	2
noble men of russia	2
whom he daily makes	2
he hath of his	2
but not without bribery	2
not be amiss to	2
the life of his	2
mans friends see the	2
part of the countrey	2
a prostituted prey to	2
jerom boze came off	2
muscouite in short time	2
the women are obliged	2
that he knew all	2
suspected too familiar in	2
women who kill their	2
the wilderness called step	2
army eighty thousand strong	2
in such a case	2
sent certain of his	2
his councell was not	2
convenient for england to	2
great duke of all	2
of the czaroidg not	2
affairs of the realm	2
by the emperours of	2
if persians trade there	2
they have most to	2
his entertaining the nobility	2
petition to one of	2
to the polish leager	2
the czaroidg not seen	2
not be said to	2
at this time they	2
that he was not	2
with him being an	2
in the title or	2
represented to nashockin and	2
which is here common	2
these proffers were accepted	2
which the friars took	2
or fourth part under	2
yet it falleth out	2
an army eighty thousand	2
and of the sonne	2
lord and father of	2
are complemented underhand to	2
being suspected too familiar	2
cannot yet accomplish their	2
to him with a	2
by what means it	2
after the turkish fashion	2
where the ambassador was	2
ambassadour his hand to	2
miserably impoverished and depopulated	2
with them about the	2
how he censured a	2
demand him of the	2
unnatural death of apostates	2
of the vegitable lamb	2
in rushia with the	2
all things therefore being	2
the lady was not	2
inuade the whole empire	2
the sonnes of a	2
whether you consider the	2
her maids of honours	2
czaroidg not seen publickly	2
a young fellow was	2
for boris his restauration	2
to make much of	2
history of moscovia and	2
the emperour is of	2
i will not speak	2
understood by that which	2
what caviare is made	2
the body of the	2
of their fasts and	2
exactions done upon them	2
jakobson text and markup	2
not onely of their	2
fellow of kings colledge	2
at several times by	2
but the lady was	2
second or third wife	2
away out of poland	2
there was no way	2
very zealous and constant	2
ceremony used to the	2
about the beginning of	2
parents contract with their	2
served by one of	2
used to the dead	2
be said of the	2
emperour of the chrims	2
we are to speak	2
and names of the	2
visits his chancellors desks	2
any thing spoken in	2
what means it is	2
declared to the ambassador	2
to doe some notable	2
a matter of form	2
which they call russe	2
nashokin a great reformer	2
death of his father	2
order of the garter	2
ceremony towards the bride	2
were with all state	2
all the commission officers	2
returne where we left	2
england to undeceive the	2
three at the most	2
of those women who	2
for so great an	2
there is a necessitie	2
of a great fish	2
a great breadth of	2
plated gold about his	2
height makes him envied	2
as well concerning their	2
there were some that	2
underhand to petition for	2
when he was there	2
present to the emperour	2
they call russe wine	2
they differ from the	2
concerning the government of	2
their fasts and pennances	2
knocking their heads to	2
womans advice to the	2
rushia occasioned by the	2
the government of the	2
their executioner and cruel	2
is presented to the	2
bird like a woodcock	2
the one part to	2
oppression over the poore	2
mosco to the caspian	2
about the bigness of	2
king charles the second	2
the practice of their	2
god is to be	2
brought into the office	2
his pandor and amours	2
mushrooms which grow in	2
and are to be	2
nashockin put in his	2
how disappointed in marriage	2
to the caspian sea	2
derived from the russe	2
beggars in russia beg	2
lords and their ladies	2
a child of six	2
of the manner of	2
brought in by the	2
their salutations are stately	2
and with all his	2
of their government is	2
a man of more	2
which is as much	2
in the place where	2
of kings colledge in	2
is made of his	2
the next spring tide	2
marrying a second or	2
was in his counsels	2
the ouerthrow of the	2
rubbels by the year	2
entertainment in rushia with	2
weary of the title	2
head to the very	2
text notes for div	2
of the present czar	2
names of the shires	2
one of an other	2
word of god it	2
or the scythian shepherds	2
another vayod how punished	2
are of greatest importance	2
next morning in the	2
himself so well as	2
warre with the tartars	2
great breadth of ground	2
of a very great	2
from whence these relations	2
to take away my	2
the midst of this	2
relation of a monkey	2
to cut off his	2
the effect of his	2
for the paiment of	2
brandy wine too strong	2
of the whole countrey	2
are appointed to govern	2
on their foreheads and	2
kept in an under	2
swore he should never	2
he daily makes to	2
english are like to	2
kept from of purpose	2
of the emperours revenues	2
their king how stiled	2
by the river ob	2
about two fingers broad	2
shop on the backe	2
sundry sorts of meath	2
the image of saint	2
another story of a	2
money in his mouth	2
to ioyne with the	2
s this keyboarded and	2
liturgie or form of	2
through the whole citie	2
their clerks how called	2
as much to say	2
resentment for his death	2
been said concerning the	2
the great church of	2
great citty of mosco	2
too strong in their	2
it is a thing	2
but that which most	2
to set up the	2
from the highest to	2
his princely letters to	2
a leathern lace about	2
to consult with him	2
each side the streets	2
into the caspian sea	2
this kind there are	2
empire miserably impoverished and	2
a very faire and	2
and for the most	2
is to be used	2
those women who kill	2
the name of czar	2
when they are come	2
the word of a	2
the reason why he	2
ought to set their	2
the same in a	2
those that know the	2
the ordering of their	2
they highly prize them	2
some other discourse which	2
answer to a stranger	2
was served by one	2
and a patron also	2
russians nature in general	2
never visits any subject	2
stock of the russe	2
they highly esteem it	2
such of the nobilitie	2
exchanged in the god	2
trees and fine flowers	2
tooke his leaue of	2
ceremonies of the russe	2
how cautious the emperour	2
hear and determine in	2
the house of the	2
at easter his subjects	2
his imperial majesties person	2
side of the chamber	2
of their clock dyals	2
be said to be	2
charge to the people	2
and his divers odd	2
ali jakobson sampled and	2
for being suspected too	2
about a finger thick	2
as likewise the princes	2
the hollanders against england	2
should never come to	2
crept into the court	2
what ensued upon it	2
take away my life	2
the manner of holding	2
daily makes to decline	2
also they are kept	2
and therefore they are	2
is built of stone	2
so instead of children	2
for the publick benefit	2
were said to be	2
me in mind of	2
and kissing the cross	2
very name it self	2
and by what means	2
juan a great lover	2
said by those that	2
his subjects kiss his	2
an hundred and fifty	2
and the countrey of	2
the patriarch in general	2
the crowne and kingdome	2
there hath been shipped	2
the chief officers of	2
or foure fingers broad	2
divided into foure severall	2
demetrius the last of	2
sent from the emp	2
the russians nature in	2
where the court then	2
of the embassadors office	2
great store of salt	2
is here common at	2
was fired by the	2
under the government of	2
in law against it	2
of the colmack tartars	2
deride the russian worship	2
passes between the russian	2
of the altar or	2
to make any strength	2
one of the secretaries	2
punishment of a woman	2
out of the service	2
he have a child	2
the story of the	2
they make a great	2
of the czars religion	2
their salutation on easter	2
of the prince his	2
the foure chetfirds or	2
the russes all one	2
not in his owne	2
what the simpler sort	2
he is of the	2
jakobson sampled and proofread	2
to paint their faces	2
hath to the number	2
he knew all the	2
he seldom dines publickly	2
when he goeth abroad	2
inheritance of their own	2
the czar elects a	2
miserable condition of this	2
of the russian bells	2
she was married prrvately	2
both in doctrine and	2
london written by an	2
puts me in mind	2
sent for at length	2
is kept at the	2
are not so barbarous	2
was best to be	2
is a great lover	2
of his entertaining the	2
a stc estc s	2
carnaval and excessive drinking	2
service in his warres	2
and almost the whole	2
to keep out all	2
prostituted prey to the	2
commons are complemented underhand	2
goes every year to	2
stood in gaze one	2
to inuade the whole	2
and bour dian brought	2
so that a man	2
caviare of two sorts	2
a succulent black young	2
impoverished and depopulated by	2
and that all are	2
in his fathers and	2
and brings in creatures	2
by the grace of	2
executed in the mosco	2
he marries not out	2
are divided by botanists	2
to their lawfull prince	2
by the emperour for	2
down to the ground	2
and with that word	2
they have great store	2
the cittie of wyborrough	2
hereupon gratifies the people	2
from saint nicholas miles	2
with this new raised	2
and the kinges gentlemen	2
which no man may	2
belluga swallows abundance of	2
to the very skin	2
accused must confess the	2
globe of beaten gold	2
of many of his	2
the skonce of gregory	2
sigimond now king of	2
original text notes for	2
of such commodities as	2
in the practice of	2
coming out of the	2
he should be saved	2
their idolatry and ignorance	2
brief account of tartary	2
are kept from of	2
young fellow was cheated	2
the french and danes	2
more honourable in keeping	2
when hair first began	2
limbs and muscles like	2
of the kings of	2
between the russian lords	2
the czar goes every	2
get away out of	2
the number of a	2
the poles are not	2
are good among them	2
they deride the russian	2
fell at last to	2
with their church offices	2
the upper end of	2
but no bread nor	2
was married prrvately for	2
the priest beginneth with	2
a fellow that shot	2
majesties person and character	2
the house or stock	2
sarmatia was all that	2
as a matter of	2
how she was made	2
great church of precheste	2
articles than the russes	2
to charge and discharge	2
the pursuite of this	2
ancestors but dukes of	2
answer to inquisitive persons	2
to this end they	2
put in his place	2
prrvately for fear of	2
now returne where we	2
into the woods to	2
is much after the	2
he hath to the	2
then any our predecessors	2
children jealousies were got	2
months in a year	2
any other place where	2
the presence of the	2
you shall have a	2
come out of the	2
the story of boris	2
to tell him that	2
the brandy wine too	2
the cruelty of the	2
he and nashockin no	2
and exactions done upon	2
never come to the	2
of the russian children	2
the truth of his	2
body of the church	2
the burning of the	2
contrariety to other people	2
boris petitioned for the	2
the end of their	2
fat of the earth	2
other places of import	2
the qualitie of the	2
to petition the czar	2
as many as they	2
come within the realm	2
trading in russia very	2
the dukedome of seueare	2
tambul the metropolis of	2
in an under proportion	2
of rushia occasioned by	2
of russia in a	2
emperour did with the	2
in every head town	2
often passes between the	2
king charles of swethland	2
he falsly accuses nashockin	2
after the greek manner	2
is not to be	2
if it be not	2
to the duke of	2
the accused must confess	2
maids of honours attire	2
patriarchs present to the	2
him the name and	2
new alliance with poland	2
the ground up to	2
be sold at his	2
his ancestors but dukes	2
old nobility are countenanced	2
came within sight of	2
by means of the	2
the present emperour or	2
were convenient for england	2
form of their government	2
two hundred and fiftie	2
all the service time	2
the emperours customes and	2
duke of all rushia	2
dead of the night	2
seen publickly till fifteen	2
czar in the fields	2
ground up to the	2
the nobles that were	2
because they are all	2
the height of all	2
sent to syberia by	2
they are very quick	2
to none but to	2
he is exposed to	2
be appointed for some	2
the cold of the	2
a third as big	2
concerning the french and	2
of the patriarch in	2
emperour of muscovia with	2
stc estc s this	2
all one with the	2
of boris might be	2
took to be a	2
specially borris federowich godonoe	2
by the priests and	2
the kings daughter of	2
they think of st	2
grandfather to this man	2
further pleasure were knowne	2
such as are under	2
their carnaval and excessive	2
within few dayes after	2
of their provinces and	2
the bridegroom and bride	2
to the office that	2
the last of the	2
is exposed to publick	2
one william barnsly an	2
their journeys in waggons	2
why they do it	2
much after the order	2
empresse that now is	2
by the violence of	2
in which march they	2
to be done for	2
which was easily granted	2
they are come to	2
lover of queen elizabeth	2
whom they have most	2
into foure severall parts	2
bour dian brought from	2
witchcraft used at weddings	2
the rest at his	2
the grace of god	2
people flocking from all	2
formerly tributary to the	2
lady was not so	2
or generall of the	2
their high conceit of	2
them that held the	2
are come to the	2
from mosco to the	2
they differ in their	2
that held the golden	2
which they call a	2
what english are like	2
now translated to mosko	2
from boghar to the	2
i find in the	2
of the vayods mistake	2
conceit of good works	2
much like unto a	2
severe discipline to their	2
not onely by the	2
precious jewels of modesty	2
the sequell shall declare	2
and so into the	2
an hundred or two	2
carried into the church	2
of the present emperour	2
the great commander of	2
he threw down the	2
the cause of his	2
a story of general	2
how he fined vologda	2
czar elects a wife	2
the present times condition	2
round about the room	2
suffer themselves to be	2
the more they are	2
familiar in his house	2
day we came to	2
onely of their goods	2
whole countrey of russia	2
and peremptorily demand him	2
by the emperour to	2
of the czars jewels	2
english must do to	2
as not daring to	2
are to petition the	2
and from thence concluded	2
which they carry with	2
to be as great	2
to undeceive the czar	2
the midst of the	2
the lords of the	2
great summe of money	2
the fat of the	2
the emperour in the	2
the son of daniel	2
who in the year	2
manner of the russe	2
us to the emperour	2
of a strange nation	2
out of their own	2
patriarchs presents to the	2
principall commoditie is their	2
when the sunne waxeth	2
been their above twenty	2
description of the countrey	2
into the kingdome of	2
the whole country is	2
as if he had	2
to mocke vansusces tyranny	2
every day in the	2
as much as they	2
is brought to the	2
that the holy ghost	2
the price of them	2
when the emperour hath	2
that they may be	2
of wood without any	2
the history of the	2
the time and place	2
to administer the sacraments	2
the highest to the	2
fired by the chrim	2
his name and memory	2
the vegitable lamb refuted	2
to whom the tartars	2
to the noble theodore	2
body of the prince	2
the curious tents erected	2
lover of the english	2
or form of church	2
other discourse which he	2
and it may be	2
till the next spring	2
and favour of the	2
that the prince would	2
for eliah daneloidg is	2
he should never come	2
to be at hand	2
the end of it	2
for they look upon	2
consult with him of	2
till they came within	2
how he made shift	2
of them with an	2
shall now give you	2
hair first began to	2
also of the nobility	2
to the walls of	2
the ambassadour his hand	2
of their friars and	2
captains and men of	2
a quarter of a	2
they ride or go	2
many of his nobility	2
his titles and arms	2
i shall now give	2
thought to be more	2
the name of sarmatia	2
the mode and language	2
do in warre and	2
of the times past	2
with those of his	2
how he served the	2
the emperour for their	2
flocking from all parts	2
barnsly hall in worcestershire	2
publick affairs of the	2
here common at nuptials	2
hapned to a poor	2
a bill of mortality	2
born at barnsly hall	2
of an houre or	2
and then the emperour	2
a subject of spain	2
and may be called	2
william barnsly an english	2
allowance to his houshold	2
he is very zealous	2
some are good among	2
and all manner of	2
in a very great	2
doe some notable seruice	2
and was richly married	2
to the christian faith	2
are these which follow	2
service to be done	2
witnesses by john milton	2
he made shift to	2
leathern lace about a	2
to set their fingers	2
the keeping of the	2
reveal any thing spoken	2
not onely for that	2
to do in warre	2
this commended for several	2
which is soon done	2
night time visits his	2
of the dukes of	2
for the alteration of	2
of this new patriarch	2
at his own charge	2
from the emperour and	2
conspirators banished into syberia	2
and make an entertainment	2
eight months in a	2
which produced a leathern	2
within the emperours castle	2
in a secret place	2
and after a little	2
how a poor man	2
into the dukedome of	2
very faire and rich	2
which though it be	2
that he may eat	2
doctrine of the russe	2
that is called the	2
by reason of th	2
a complement that often	2
the vulgar sort behold	2
which the pole had	2
is said to have	2
and at last he	2
very fair and large	2
and to this purpose	2
with the hope of	2
at the beginning of	2
czar in the night	2
a pair of hot	2
whence these relations have	2
him out of his	2
died six years since	2
or the brandy wine	2
for the preseruation of	2