Sets of 3 and recurring patterns (Score 1)

I'm glad others figured out the 3-digit thing.

Further analysis of frequency and structure..

10x 000
8x 013
6x 017,022,012
5x 069,015
4x 002,004,006,024,014,073
3x 078,082,086,027,016,065,007,010

For reference, words in English language in order of most common:

The, of, to, and, a, in, is, it, you, that, he, was, for, on, are, with, as, I, his, they, be, at, one, have, this, from, or, had, by.

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Sentence Structure:
013, 022, 082, 007, 021, 017 were all used to start a sentence.
OF those 013, 022, 017 were also used mid-sentence.
002, 093, 067, 017, 084, 095, 019 have been used at the end of sentences.
000 appears to be CRLF, with a double set seperating paragraphs.
007 and 086 seem to be words you can use alone on one line (like "thanks" or "goodbye")
015 appears twice consequetively in one sentence.
(probably either side of a comma [one that isn't defined in the cypher])
014,013,015 are likely to be 3 common words which can be used in that specific sequence. (eg. "is","from","the")