trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	48
according to the	47
english books online	38
and such like	38
are to be	36
of the state	32
the law of	26
text creation partnership	26
of the prince	24
based on the	24
it is a	23
the nature of	23
of the people	21
and in the	21
there is a	20
nature of the	19
in the world	19
as it is	19
is to be	18
keying and markup	18
the state of	18
the people of	18
at this day	18
let it be	17
out of the	16
characters represented either	16
either as utf	16
it is the	16
that they may	16
in speciall cases	16
marked as illegible	16
represented either as	16
of the countrey	15
that which is	15
of the world	15
of the countrie	14
of the common	14
the name of	14
one of the	14
the knowledge of	14
of their owne	14
the good of	14
whether the people	13
in times past	13
early works to	13
so much as	13
of other nations	12
such as are	12
for the time	12
that he may	11
point of knowledge	11
not to be	11
law of god	11
for want of	11
which is the	11
as it were	11
the which is	11
in like sort	11
those of the	11
for the good	11
of the minde	11
such an one	11
tcp assigned for	10
above is co	10
online text creation	10
by the institutions	10
and coded from	10
a man may	10
kb of xml	10
in the interim	10
text can be	10
there for the	10
can be copied	10
coded from proquest	10
the text can	10
owned by the	10
even for commercial	10
text and markup	10
support to the	10
it is not	10
this keyboarded and	10
for it is	10
encoded edition of	10
the terms of	10
law of nature	10
were sent to	10
edition of the	10
providing financial support	10
for the most	10
this phase i	10
i text is	10
reviewed and edited	10
and xml conversion	10
from proquest page	10
keyed and coded	10
the lawes of	10
they may be	10
and in case	10
phase i text	10
terms of creative	10
the early english	10
the work described	10
be able to	10
and encoded edition	10
the institutions providing	10
without asking permission	10
for keying and	10
distributed and performed	10
the secrets of	10
of the work	10
of all things	10
sampled and proofread	10
text is available	10
described above is	10
scanned from microfilm	10
markup reviewed and	10
to the terms	10
it may be	10
is available for	10
assigned for keying	10
encoded text transcribed	10
books online text	10
keyboarded and encoded	10
images scanned from	10
financial support to	10
to the early	10
available for reuse	10
institutions providing financial	10
of creative commons	10
iv tiff page	10
for commercial purposes	10
text transcribed from	10
proquest page images	10
and markup reviewed	10
work described above	10
all without asking	10
pfs batch review	10
to the state	9
of the same	9
as concerning the	9
as they are	9
such are the	9
the rest of	9
and those which	9
the opinion of	9
in all likelihood	9
to be considered	9
court du guard	9
the collectors there	9
at the first	9
the interim of	9
the hands of	9
of all the	9
a trauailer shall	9
in other languages	9
the persons gouerning	9
of his owne	9
in their owne	9
which did not	9
the most part	9
there was a	9
for their own	9
ought to be	9
of the land	9
there is nothing	9
in a word	9
the precinct of	9
to be learned	9
of such as	9
in the state	9
to the collectors	9
a number of	9
there is no	9
which they are	9
the general aim	8
in times of	8
partnership between the	8
made about the	8
the new cambridge	8
text was proofread	8
if an author	8
second or later	8
of creating the	8
to trauaile in	8
on the image	8
linked to page	8
sometimes a second	8
the text creation	8
collectors there for	8
phase of the	8
project have been	8
to the keyers	8
instances per text	8
on the new	8
works are eligible	8
text selection was	8
illegibles were encoded	8
to critical editions	8
were encoded as	8
characters marked as	8
into the public	8
into two phases	8
and use these	8
proofread for accuracy	8
appears in ncbel	8
the tcp texts	8
mainly structural encoding	8
encode one copy	8
creating the tcp	8
transformed into placeholder	8
understanding these processes	8
lincoln and northwestern	8
bibliography of english	8
make clear that	8
some readable characters	8
is the greater	8
opposed to critical	8
meet qa standards	8
by converting tcp	8
of tcp data	8
university of nebraska	8
and basic encoding	8
and some readable	8
likelihood such instances	8
mind that in	8
of the most	8
remain and some	8
a works in	8
filling in of	8
was divided into	8
proquest via their	8
selection was based	8
to the same	8
or tei g	8
of a works	8
the usual project	8
published by proquest	8
the image sets	8
between the universities	8
can now take	8
quality assurance was	8
publisher proquest to	8
extent have been	8
quality of tcp	8
known extent have	8
their own purposes	8
aim of eebo	8
the first edition	8
encoded texts based	8
transcription and basic	8
are a number	8
encoded and linked	8
as touching the	8
available at the	8
latin and welsh	8
did not meet	8
and encoded texts	8
texts have been	8
in libraries guidelines	8
was chosen if	8
sets published by	8
elements of known	8
the print record	8
the which are	8
be made about	8
unicode or text	8
first editions of	8
have been released	8
project restraints of	8
during phase of	8
for transcription and	8
image sets were	8
a work was	8
attribution is given	8
by university of	8
compelling reason to	8
credit and attribution	8
for accuracy and	8
in of gaps	8
keying companies for	8
sent to external	8
then their works	8
proquest to create	8
structural encoding based	8
but we respectfully	8
the texts have	8
their works are	8
such as the	8
the process of	8
readable characters will	8
request that due	8
eligible for inclusion	8
should bear in	8
the project have	8
or later edition	8
users should be	8
their early english	8
ascii text with	8
illegible were corrected	8
to tei p	8
was proofread for	8
chosen if there	8
their original source	8
the true nature	8
number of works	8
issued variously as	8
remaining illegibles were	8
editions of a	8
mnemonic sdata character	8
keyers to be	8
of works in	8
oxford and michigan	8
creation partnership web	8
and available in	8
or corrected and	8
to their original	8
companies for transcription	8
is a partnership	8
usually the first	8
works in english	8
texts created during	8
use these texts	8
and sometimes a	8
take and use	8
markup guidelines are	8
accuracy and those	8
to simplify the	8
were encoded and	8
enhanced and or	8
the prince or	8
print record of	8
in regard of	8
have been transformed	8
to reflect the	8
divided into two	8
range over a	8
by user contributors	8
out by editorial	8
the tei in	8
encoded as gap	8
anyone can now	8
these processes should	8
looked at by	8
selection was intended	8
of any assumptions	8
create diplomatic transcriptions	8
accurately transcribed and	8
sets were sent	8
of a work	8
any remaining illegibles	8
these texts for	8
and oxford and	8
as gap s	8
simplify the filling	8
are eligible for	8
tcp project was	8
textual data within	8
therefore chose to	8
that in all	8
t is not	8
standards were returned	8
data within the	8
assurance was then	8
as illegible were	8
will never have	8
general aim of	8
a wide variety	8
included and sometimes	8
is given to	8
the nobilitie of	8
as of january	8
whichever is the	8
to facilitate morpho	8
text strings within	8
of each text	8
domain as of	8
of gaps by	8
of michigan and	8
to be redone	8
of instances per	8
to create accurately	8
the texts were	8
on the text	8
processes should make	8
external keying companies	8
at by a	8
to make a	8
can be made	8
bear in mind	8
variety of subject	8
or lossless xml	8
using tcp tei	8
variously as sgml	8
image sets published	8
edition of a	8
was a compelling	8
encoding based on	8
page images in	8
although there are	8
in mind that	8
given to their	8
we respectfully request	8
characters will be	8
in english were	8
have been issued	8
instances will never	8
corrected and characters	8
should be aware	8
tei g elements	8
to a limit	8
is to encode	8
overall quality of	8
with changes to	8
of subject areas	8
the publisher proquest	8
qa standards were	8
tcp files to	8
every monographic english	8
in accordance with	8
of the precinct	8
by proquest via	8
tei in libraries	8
be aware of	8
unicode or tei	8
been issued variously	8
to create diplomatic	8
by a tcp	8
now take and	8
and or corrected	8
due credit and	8
text with mnemonic	8
published between and	8
then carried out	8
images in accordance	8
will be marked	8
that due credit	8
produce large quantities	8
restraints of time	8
public domain as	8
oxford and the	8
all likelihood such	8
universities of michigan	8
of the texts	8
the text encoding	8
partnership web site	8
converting tcp files	8
and therefore of	8
of the print	8
any assumptions that	8
chose to create	8
into placeholder characters	8
copies of the	8
and markup guidelines	8
by editorial teams	8
and attribution is	8
aware of the	8
tcp data is	8
the public domain	8
placeholder characters or	8
and characters marked	8
therefore of any	8
the overall quality	8
been released into	8
each text was	8
usual project restraints	8
or elements to	8
those which did	8
such instances will	8
within the usual	8
was enhanced and	8
the encoding was	8
a limit of	8
changes to facilitate	8
not meet qa	8
to produce large	8
as opposed to	8
have been looked	8
never have been	8
the universities of	8
a second or	8
title published between	8
true nature of	8
limit of instances	8
of time and	8
while the overall	8
teams in oxford	8
reason to do	8
knowledge of the	8
of the process	8
p using tcp	8
via their early	8
to external keying	8
tcp is to	8
were returned to	8
respectfully request that	8
assumptions that can	8
text encoding initiative	8
strings within braces	8
was then carried	8
should make clear	8
reflect the true	8
possible up to	8
tei p using	8
was based on	8
quantities of textual	8
editorial teams in	8
work was chosen	8
of every monographic	8
is very good	8
be marked as	8
were corrected where	8
processed by university	8
texts were encoded	8
cambridge bibliography of	8
where possible up	8
tcp aimed to	8
of the period	8
notably latin and	8
created by converting	8
characters or elements	8
are available at	8
returned to the	8
sdata character entities	8
works in other	8
english were prioritized	8
or for an	8
new cambridge bibliography	8
tcp is a	8
with level of	8
between and available	8
to page images	8
and the publisher	8
that can be	8
released into the	8
gap elements of	8
there are a	8
for an anonymous	8
michigan and oxford	8
process of creating	8
about the data	8
create accurately transcribed	8
up to a	8
to range over	8
intended to range	8
if there was	8
level of the	8
of known extent	8
some errors will	8
to do so	8
the filling in	8
carried out by	8
and linked to	8
at the text	8
corrected where possible	8
of english literature	8
time and funding	8
language title published	8
elements to simplify	8
over a wide	8
an anonymous work	8
transcribed and encoded	8
accordance with level	8
of the first	8
of the project	8
users should bear	8
or text strings	8
of the tei	8
gaps by user	8
guidelines are available	8
errors will remain	8
with mnemonic sdata	8
of textual data	8
large quantities of	8
a tcp editor	8
wide variety of	8
a compelling reason	8
been transformed into	8
available in eebo	8
later edition of	8
record of the	8
to encode one	8
a partnership between	8
will remain and	8
texts for their	8
been looked at	8
texts based on	8
created during phase	8
and therefore chose	8
project was divided	8
encoding was enhanced	8
the keyers to	8
in oxford and	8
data is very	8
files to tei	8
was intended to	8
aimed to produce	8
in all things	7
or to the	7
the office of	7
in so much	7
all things to	7
it is required	7
the hearts of	7
into forraigne countries	7
in this place	7
but in the	7
in the first	7
such as haue	7
of all men	7
discouerer of the	7
to be well	7
there are some	7
on the other	7
prince or state	7
it is to	7
part of the	7
on both sides	7
of the church	7
of the other	7
know not what	7
the first of	7
is able to	7
if it be	7
according to their	7
the vse of	7
all the rest	7
that they might	7
of the nobilitie	7
original in the	7
their prince and	7
the person of	7
or of the	7
of our privy	7
of a nation	7
is not to	7
the same be	7
out of which	7
of the peoples	7
are to bee	7
is of the	7
the midst of	7
of their prince	7
of the mind	7
the first is	7
in case of	7
good of the	6
so much the	6
but in speciall	6
for the better	6
things to be	6
that it is	6
there can be	6
the course of	6
to make the	6
touching the first	6
and in a	6
the eye of	6
of the second	6
can be no	6
that they are	6
masters of ships	6
the peoples nature	6
not only the	6
to be the	6
rest of the	6
the truth of	6
our privy council	6
is to bee	6
as well as	6
whether they be	6
as in the	6
touching the second	6
fruitfulnesse of the	6
to be respected	6
treatise of direction	6
they are the	6
the change of	6
the prince and	6
some of their	6
are such as	6
to their owne	6
to see the	6
of two sorts	6
in the way	6
and though the	6
ocm this keyboarded	6
consideration of the	6
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to whom they	6
which are the	6
of the country	6
i know not	6
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a time to	6
the grounds of	6
at any time	6
those which are	6
that there is	6
for a trauailer	6
men of warre	6
and of the	6
i will not	6
in the knowledge	6
is one of	6
each of them	6
of other countries	6
of the best	6
the commodities of	6
to attaine to	6
may not be	6
a court du	6
by so much	6
sea and land	6
to their prince	6
that a man	6
of this land	6
they know not	6
by how much	6
the people be	6
the manner of	6
a wise man	6
the third and	6
to be a	6
all sorts of	6
tiff page images	6
which in the	6
in comparison of	6
to trauell in	6
where there are	5
signe of the	5
come to the	5
the light of	5
the original in	5
topographicall description of	5
such is the	5
or in the	5
of original in	5
to bee considered	5
to our point	5
may seeme to	5
for their owne	5
it be considered	5
by the law	5
at the signe	5
of the original	5
in his owne	5
for div a	5
sixt and last	5
as the french	5
that the state	5
in the countrey	5
into forraine countries	5
the rules of	5
are the most	5
there may be	5
in the court	5
in the former	5
which is not	5
within the land	5
more profitable and	5
the other two	5
of the commons	5
but to our	5
through the world	5
and so i	5
of the tongue	5
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the other side	5
a world of	5
in a manner	5
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if thou hast	5
be attained vnto	5
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let it not	5
reproduction of original	5
nature of people	5
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that we may	5
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notes for div	5
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the wonders in	5
the affaires of	5
of our nation	5
first of these	5
to obserue the	5
and now the	5
a triple consideration	5
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in my opinion	5
which is a	5
the sixt and	5
to be taken	5
the wall of	5
the signe of	5
third and last	5
the worthes of	5
in those places	5
the glory of	5
the city and	5
to the common	5
of all other	5
out of their	5
a man that	5
in case they	5
and englands state	5
the forme of	5
and single ditched	5
of his country	5
of god and	5
in the church	5
of such a	5
of any thing	5
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attaine to the	5
will of god	5
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ought to bee	5
state of the	5
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prie into the	5
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vnder the name	5
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to his owne	5
people of the	5
t is true	5
the strength of	5
in the meane	5
the power of	5
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where there is	5
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how to travell	5
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the way to	5
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of this kingdom	4
of great britaine	4
the second part	4
to discerne the	4
in foure points	4
sir philip sidney	4
states and countries	4
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to his most	4
i may say	4
the countrie wherein	4
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all the particular	4
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the people bee	4
to travell safely	4
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the middle age	4
places and persons	4
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good in the	4
sort of people	4
markes of souereigntie	4
apex covantage keyed	4
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word of god	4
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courts du guard	4
text notes for	4
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law of nations	4
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estc r ocm	4
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and there is	4
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the church and	4
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the world is	4
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southern and western	4
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those that are	4
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the heir of	4
in other countries	4
by the heir	4
the customes of	4
the southern and	4
the commons of	4
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by baptist goodall	4
to be observed	4
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commodities of the	4
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gouernment of the	4
thus much concerning	4
day and night	4
king of great	4
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custome of the	4
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city and countrey	4
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original text notes	4
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our point in	4
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tiff page image	4
such as stand	4
it is impossible	4
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profitably into forraigne	4
in euery nation	4
of the meanes	4
in the midst	4
they shall be	4
in all other	4
and in what	4
let such take	4
the present surveigh	4
the most famous	4
to doe with	4
whereof they are	4
all the world	4
they might be	4
of the rest	4
with whom they	4
speaking of the	4
stc estc s	4
the proofe of	4
more or lesse	4
point in hand	4
there are two	4
which men trauaile	4
of this kinde	4
of a mans	4
of our owne	4
from the original	4
may be obserued	4
it be a	4
the pleasure of	4
they are sent	4
to take degrees	4
may be the	4
princes or states	4
himselfe to be	4
of euerie thing	4
which i haue	4
that he had	4
either of the	4
in midd of	4
and for the	4
these things suffice	4
of the soule	4
as much as	4
of that countrey	4
in the city	4
a stc estc	4
there be any	4
the court of	4
and with the	4
at the least	4
covantage keyed and	4
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the third is	4
global keyed and	4
which are most	4
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is a most	4
if they will	4
the head of	4
a topographicall description	4
of peace and	4
is the most	4
heir of andrew	4
let them be	4
commodities of a	4
hitherto concerning the	4
defender of the	4
and profitably into	4
if the same	4
gentlemen of our	4
and by his	4
it is commonly	4
that saying of	4
licence of the	4
if they were	4
as in a	4
of his person	4
into the secrets	4
in the midd	4
the last point	4
the first part	4
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if at any	4
the fire of	4
which is good	4
the sight of	4
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such things as	4
spi global keyed	4
the first point	4
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in the other	4
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of the kings	3
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the sixteenth day	2
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of armes offensiue	2
god of nature	2
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can be iustly	2
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censure of truth	2
of the tyrant	2
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that land and	2
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englands state containing	2
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daughters on frosting	2
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his fathers land	2
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a lawfull pretence	2
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their own countrie	2
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principles of religion	2
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