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Eric Lease Morgan Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 17 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 128361 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Paris 5 General 5 France 5 Bonaparte 4 St. 4 Italy 4 Bourrienne 3 Napoleon 3 Madame 3 Emperor 3 Egypt 3 Directory 2 Tuileries 2 Republic 2 Prince 2 Pichegru 2 Murat 2 Minister 2 Memoirs 2 Louis 2 Josephine 2 Government 2 Council 2 Consul 2 Bernadotte 2 Austria 1 french 1 XVIII 1 Vienna 1 Venice 1 Talleyrand 1 Sweden 1 State 1 Spain 1 Sieyès 1 Senate 1 Salicetti 1 Russia 1 Rhine 1 Moreau 1 Marshal 1 March 1 Malmaison 1 Majesty 1 Lucien 1 King 1 July 1 Jaffa 1 Holland 1 Helena Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 1449 time 1322 man 1322 day 882 army 787 letter 756 order 556 part 521 person 516 place 514 year 504 nothing 461 troop 459 power 423 moment 415 war 409 name 392 word 383 people 378 country 377 opinion 369 circumstance 366 subject 362 way 362 peace 351 hand 345 event 341 brother 337 fact 332 return 328 idea 326 thing 326 death 319 state 319 one 318 life 314 head 314 conversation 313 officer 312 battle 310 friend 296 enemy 295 family 293 mind 284 object 280 affair 277 character 270 month 264 interest 262 morning 255 everything Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 3518 Bonaparte 1920 Napoleon 1245 Emperor 1168 General 1116 France 996 M. 983 Paris 949 Consul 914 de 844 First 521 Bourrienne 520 King 514 St. 491 Government 470 Louis 439 Hamburg 419 Italy 411 England 401 Madame 393 Minister 378 Prince 370 Josephine 366 Directory 354 Egypt 325 Bernadotte 289 Austria 271 Council 270 Fouché 269 Moreau 262 Europe 246 English 240 French 238 Republic 231 Murat 224 Lucien 213 Duke 208 Tuileries 206 Duc 204 Alexander 202 Talleyrand 190 CHAPTER 184 Senate 182 Duroc 181 Bourbons 177 Joseph 172 Russia 168 Marshal 159 Vienna 157 Germany 153 XVIII Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 10515 he 8602 i 5097 it 3939 him 2751 me 2385 you 1809 they 1434 we 1313 them 974 himself 762 she 499 us 435 her 259 myself 208 themselves 92 itself 69 herself 60 yourself 57 one 31 ourselves 30 mine 20 his 8 ours 7 ii 6 theirs 5 yours 5 thee 5 iv 3 yourselves 3 hers 2 oneself 1 you?''--''eighteen 1 holland.--bourrienne 1 exposed:-- 1 bouquet,--you 1 bonaparte.--bourrienne Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 24644 be 10538 have 2354 do 2207 say 1547 make 1307 take 1254 see 1158 give 1010 know 859 go 748 receive 684 send 663 wish 644 leave 642 come 609 think 535 find 522 write 501 pass 501 follow 496 return 490 tell 473 speak 400 arrive 393 hear 390 appear 381 become 370 bring 367 believe 358 call 349 remain 349 enter 342 respect 322 observe 319 get 313 place 306 inform 300 show 279 obtain 276 put 274 ask 267 reply 264 seem 260 order 257 declare 250 form 248 add 242 render 241 read 241 feel Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 4752 not 1254 so 1164 great 1032 only 1006 very 997 more 895 then 856 first 854 well 710 much 700 never 697 most 622 other 601 long 591 as 553 up 551 little 530 however 517 even 493 good 483 soon 483 now 480 french 478 same 474 such 464 many 460 always 437 out 402 often 388 also 366 too 366 still 346 own 342 there 341 few 334 thus 332 new 296 again 291 already 288 here 286 last 284 immediately 276 necessary 273 old 266 far 263 afterwards 261 military 254 therefore 252 off 252 just Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 173 least 107 great 103 good 81 most 31 high 28 slight 17 eld 13 small 13 Most 12 fine 11 warm 10 strong 9 near 8 manif 8 bad 6 young 6 short 6 large 6 clever 6 brave 5 low 5 happy 5 full 4 wise 4 late 4 handsome 4 deep 4 dear 4 bold 3 old 3 noble 3 l 3 hot 3 fair 3 e 3 bitter 3 able 2 sincere 2 rude 2 rare 2 men,--inter 2 harsh 2 gross 2 early 2 clean 2 calm 2 army:-- 2 acute 1 wealthy 1 sure Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 616 most 20 least 10 well 1 lest Top 50 Internet domains; "What Webbed places are alluded to in this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Top 50 URLs; "What is hyperlinked from this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------- Top 50 email addresses; "Who are you gonna call?" ------------------------------------------------- Top 50 positive assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-noun?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 bonaparte did not 27 bonaparte was not 10 bonaparte had not 9 bonaparte was much 8 consul did not 8 napoleon was not 6 bonaparte had scarcely 6 bonaparte was always 6 bonaparte was then 6 bonaparte was very 6 napoleon did not 6 time was not 5 bonaparte left paris 5 bonaparte was exceedingly 5 bonaparte was well 5 emperor did not 5 emperor was very 4 bonaparte had so 4 bonaparte left alexandria 4 bonaparte left cairo 4 bonaparte was anxious 4 bonaparte was present 4 bonaparte was thus 4 france was not 4 general was always 4 government did not 4 men did not 4 napoleon was now 4 napoleon was still 4 nothing was more 4 paris is tranquil 3 bonaparte was delighted 3 bonaparte was extremely 3 bonaparte was never 3 bonaparte was so 3 bonaparte was therefore 3 bourrienne had many 3 consul was much 3 consul was not 3 emperor left paris 3 napoleon does not 3 person was more 2 army called triumphant 2 army had soon 2 army was far 2 army was not 2 army were clearly 2 bonaparte appeared entirely 2 bonaparte appeared much 2 bonaparte are aware Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 bonaparte did not despair 2 bonaparte found no obstacle 2 bonaparte had no faith 2 bonaparte had no reason 2 bonaparte had no suspicions 2 bonaparte had not even 2 bonaparte had not much 2 bonaparte had not time 2 bonaparte having no thought 2 bonaparte is not always 2 bonaparte made no scruple 2 bonaparte was not much 2 bonaparte was not very 2 bonaparte was not yet 2 bourrienne gives no details 2 bourrienne was not altogether 2 consul did not yet 2 consul was not satisfied 2 general had no other 2 moment was not favourable 2 napoleon had no longer 2 napoleon was not anxious 2 time is not yet 2 time was not far 2 time was not ripe 2 time was not yet 1 army left no hope 1 bonaparte had no leisure 1 bonaparte was not at 1 bonaparte was not aware 1 bonaparte was not entirely 1 bonaparte was not far 1 bonaparte was not ignorant 1 bonaparte was not only 1 consul left no stone 1 consul was not sorry 1 emperor had no objection 1 emperor had no right 1 emperor had not yet 1 emperor is not generous 1 emperor made no answer 1 emperor was no way 1 emperor was not dead 1 france had no design 1 france had not yet 1 france was not very 1 government was not entirely 1 government were not immediately 1 hamburg did not long 1 louis is not devoid A rudimentary bibliography -------------------------- id = 3551 author = Bourrienne, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de title = Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 01 date = keywords = Bonaparte; Bourrienne; Brienne; Emperor; France; General; Italy; Madame; Memoirs; Napoleon; Paris; Salicetti; St. summary = MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, VOLUME 1. same year as Napoleon Bonaparte, and he was the friend and companion of idea of the young officer of the artillery, of the great General, and of B-------, and ''Memoires secrets sur Napoleon Bonaparte, An anonymous publication, entitled the ''History of Napoleon Bonaparte'', post reported the matter to the officer, Napoleon Bonaparte, who in an On his arrival at the Military School of Paris, Bonaparte found the the people with the army of Italy ordered that General Bonaparte should either ignorant of the orders given to General Bonaparte, or persons Bonaparte said at St. Helena that he was a short time imprisoned by order General Bonaparte''s papers, and of the orders he had received relative to General Bonaparte returned to Paris, where I also arrived from Germany Bonaparte''s life at this time seem so little known that it may be id = 3552 author = Bourrienne, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de title = Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 02 date = keywords = Austria; Bonaparte; Chief; Directory; Emperor; France; General; Italy; Paris; Pichegru; Prince; Republic; Rhine; Venice summary = complaint from Bonaparte to the Executive Directory--Note respecting Directory ordered General Bonaparte to demand the liberty of MM. of persons in Paris; and when I became the secretary of the General-inChief I saw a despatch of the Directory, dated May, 1796, committing the opinion to the Directory respecting the generals employed in his army, conversations with Bonaparte respecting the army of the Rhine were far Bonaparte wrote as follows, to the Directory on the 26th Fructidor: General Bonaparte thought it quite inexplicable that the Directory should Paris, wrote a letter to General Bonaparte, in which he complained that Bonaparte found a letter from the Directory summoning him to Paris. How could it ever be said that the Directory "kept General Bonaparte away On our arrival at Rastadt I soon found that General Bonaparte was In consequence of General Bonaparte''s victories, the peace he had of me--Letter to Louis Bonaparte--Success of the French army-- id = 3553 author = Bourrienne, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de title = Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 03 date = keywords = Bernadotte; Bonaparte; Bourrienne; Cairo; Council; Directory; Egypt; France; General; Jaffa; Josephine; Madame; Napoleon; Paris; Sieyès; St. summary = army--Dejection of the General-in-Chief--His plan respecting Egypt return to Cairo, Bonaparte frequently spoke to me of Sulkowsky in terms of news from France--Bonaparte and Madame Fourés--The Egyptian The loss of the fleet convinced General Bonaparte of the necessity of Bonaparte assured General Reynier in a letter which he wrote to him six Since the month of August the attention of General Bonaparte had been One day I went with an order from Bonaparte to the chief of his staff, "General Bonaparte left Cairo in the utmost haste to place himself Turkish army had it not been for the arrival of General Bonaparte Tripoli for sending news from Egypt, and for letting Bonaparte know General Kléber, to whose command Bonaparte had resigned the army, was his return to Paris Bonaparte spoke and acted like a man who felt his own On the day after his arrival Bonaparte visited the Directors[35]. id = 3554 author = Bourrienne, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de title = Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 04 date = keywords = Bonaparte; Bourrienne; Consul; Egypt; France; General; Government; Italy; Louis; Minister; Murat; Paris; St.; Tuileries summary = Difficulties of a new Government--State of Europe--Bonaparte''s wish earnest wish to obtain peace Bonaparte said, "You see, Bourrienne, I have In answer to the wellfounded portion of the charges Bonaparte said little; but he seemed to In his social relations Bonaparte''s temper was bad; but his fits of illhumour passed away like a cloud, and spent themselves in words. One thing which gave Bonaparte great pleasure when in the country was to Thus did Bonaparte receive into the Councils of the Consulate the men who Bonaparte speaking to me of him one day said, "Mack is a man of the Bonaparte had said to me before we went to Egypt or respecting his other possession of the Palace of the Kings of France I observed to Bonaparte soon he was gone I entered the little cabinet; Bonaparte said to me, confidence that Bonaparte, neither as General, Consul, nor Emperor, ever id = 3567 author = Bourrienne, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de title = Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Complete date = keywords = Alexander; Allies; Austria; Bernadotte; Bonaparte; Bourbons; Bourrienne; CHAPTER; Comte; Consul; Council; Court; Directory; Duc; Duke; Duroc; Egypt; Emperor; Empire; England; English; Europe; Fouché; France; General; Germany; Government; Grand; Hamburg; Helena; Holland; Italy; Josephine; July; King; Louis; Lucien; Madame; Majesty; Malmaison; March; Marshal; Memoirs; Minister; Moreau; Murat; Napoleon; Paris; Pichegru; Prince; Republic; Russia; Senate; Spain; St.; State; Sweden; Talleyrand; Tuileries; Vienna; XVIII; french summary = of the people with the army of Italy ordered that General Bonaparte either ignorant of the orders given to General Bonaparte, or persons General Bonaparte''s papers, and of the orders he had received relative General Bonaparte returned to Paris, where I also arrived from Germany Paris, wrote a letter to General Bonaparte, in which he complained that On his return to Paris Bonaparte lost no time in setting on foot the On his return to Paris Bonaparte spoke and acted like a man I recollect that on the second day of our arrival Bonaparte said to the Consulate, when Bonaparte wished to send a courier to General Difficulties of a new Government--State of Europe--Bonaparte''s wish On the day of our arrival, as soon as dinner was ended, Bonaparte said received a little after the battle, and which stated that Bonaparte said Order of the day, which Napoleon said he had sent only to the Marshals