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Eric Lease Morgan Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 3 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 117652 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 61 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 time 3 patient 3 child 3 case 2 woman 2 pregnancy 2 Dr. 1 week 1 uterus 1 uteri 1 state 1 practice 1 placenta 1 place 1 physician 1 period 1 pain 1 nurse 1 necessary 1 nature 1 mother 1 month 1 midwife 1 man 1 long 1 labour 1 infant 1 illustration 1 head 1 great 1 form 1 food 1 female 1 fallopian 1 day 1 condition 1 body 1 birth 1 Treatment 1 Royal 1 Roussel 1 Rigby 1 Professor 1 Paris 1 Naegelé 1 Mr. 1 Midwifery 1 Merriman 1 Medical 1 Med Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 1400 case 1244 child 1130 uterus 895 patient 845 pregnancy 800 time 746 part 742 labour 674 head 631 pain 585 mother 564 woman 453 state 443 placenta 412 hand 395 blood 392 period 375 month 359 day 348 pelvi 344 uteri 324 form 315 membrane 314 disease 308 body 306 condition 303 symptom 295 circumstance 291 p. 278 contraction 274 treatment 273 cause 268 cord 266 position 263 effect 256 birth 255 place 253 side 245 week 243 fact 241 change 238 degree 237 nature 233 vessel 230 man 226 surface 225 ovum 220 way 219 physician 218 fever Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 3733 _ 552 os 533 Dr. 214 c. 162 abdomen 114 uteri 105 M. 98 cit 92 vol 89 amnii 88 Professor 81 forceps 77 Midwifery 77 Med 66 Mr. 63 vagina 63 CHAPTER 62 Hunter 61 D. 60 Naegelé 57 Dewees 53 fundus 51 W. 46 de 44 la 43 Hospital 41 placenta 41 pelvis 40 Op 40 Medical 36 London 36 England 35 posterior 35 iliac 35 anterior 34 Roussel 33 i. 33 Treatment 33 Mauriceau 33 Journal 32 Paris 32 Merriman 32 Lying 32 Gooch 30 Levret 30 Collins 28 J. 27 Treatise 27 Rigby 26 des Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 4428 it 1857 we 1069 they 634 she 529 them 456 he 389 i 238 itself 207 her 158 us 111 themselves 84 herself 76 him 72 you 46 one 45 me 43 himself 31 ourselves 12 myself 3 yourself 2 theirs 2 labour.--results 2 hers 1 repose 1 pelf 1 oneself 1 labour.--supporting 1 je 1 coagula Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 15514 be 4309 have 675 do 656 become 534 make 504 take 473 give 463 find 412 produce 371 pass 318 see 311 occur 307 come 302 appear 298 form 296 bear 294 follow 292 know 269 require 269 observe 246 feel 243 say 237 increase 224 call 218 bring 210 begin 202 present 192 remain 188 apply 187 use 184 render 183 mention 180 continue 178 consider 172 leave 168 prevent 168 describe 166 prove 163 show 153 go 151 attend 148 remove 148 dilate 147 turn 147 contract 144 expel 141 keep 139 deliver 138 contain 137 arise Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 2183 not 1286 more 897 so 796 other 751 very 688 first 654 much 618 great 582 most 574 only 541 also 495 even 447 as 419 well 407 less 405 such 398 thus 371 now 368 long 365 frequently 364 little 359 same 359 however 345 still 333 large 320 many 310 early 290 generally 288 therefore 269 usually 264 far 263 up 259 uterine 257 then 257 small 251 necessary 249 natural 243 low 234 good 223 considerable 223 already 217 especially 217 always 215 down 212 several 204 sometimes 203 few 200 certain 192 on 189 full Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 141 most 96 great 83 least 80 good 31 slight 30 early 26 high 24 low 23 Most 16 simple 12 bad 8 deep 7 safe 7 large 6 strong 6 near 6 long 6 clear 5 small 4 pure 4 mild 3 short 3 rare 3 old 3 headach 3 full 3 easy 3 close 2 wide 2 true 2 strict 2 narrow 2 lovely 2 late 2 happy 2 grand 2 firm 2 dear 2 cheap 1 young 1 wise 1 weak 1 thick 1 sure 1 severe 1 remote 1 lowermost 1 lively 1 labour:--the 1 keen Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 441 most 22 least 17 well 1 lowest 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?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 pain comes on 10 uteri is not 7 child is dead 7 patient is suddenly 7 uteri is fully 7 uterus does not 7 uterus is not 6 head does not 6 membranes give way 6 pains are violent 6 pregnancy is not 6 uterus is so 5 child be alive 4 head is still 4 patient is not 3 child be not 3 child is alive 3 child is not 3 child is seldom 3 child is usually 3 child was dead 3 head has already 3 head has fairly 3 head is already 3 labour comes on 3 mother does not 3 pain is constant 3 pains come on 3 patient is able 3 patient is frequently 3 patient is usually 3 patient is very 3 patients are sometimes 3 placenta did not 3 uteri be sufficiently 3 uteri is still 3 uterus is large 3 uterus is liable 3 women are not 2 _ is sometimes 2 blood is not 2 blood takes place 2 body does not 2 body is generally 2 body is parallel 2 case is more 2 case is very 2 cases is capable 2 child are so 2 child being unable Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 uteri is not fully 2 membranes be not yet 2 patient is not involuntarily 2 uteri is not only 1 _ was not present 1 blood has not yet 1 blood is no longer 1 blood is not only 1 blood is not so 1 bodies make no use 1 body is not more 1 case occurred not long 1 cases have no more 1 child are no longer 1 child be not actually 1 child be not yet 1 child has no chance 1 child is not sufficiently 1 child was not only 1 children are not uncommonly 1 condition is not unfrequently 1 form is not so 1 hands does not entirely 1 head be not far 1 head be not firmly 1 head does not readily 1 head is not far 1 labour be not yet 1 labour has not actually 1 membranes have not yet 1 mother is no less 1 mother is not fully 1 mother were not thus 1 mothers are not apt 1 mothers is not so 1 pain has not yet 1 pain is no longer 1 pain is not essential 1 pains do not only 1 pains follow no regular 1 pains is not unfrequently 1 parts are not so 1 patient is no guide 1 patient is not continuously 1 patient is not permanently 1 patient was not aware 1 patients are not likely 1 patients take no food 1 pelvis are no longer 1 period is not so A rudimentary bibliography -------------------------- id = 34436 author = Morant, George title = Hints to Husbands: A Revelation of the Man-Midwife''s Mysteries date = keywords = College; Dr.; England; God; London; Paris; Roussel; Royal; case; child; female; man; midwife; nature; patient; practice; time; woman summary = practice of _man_-midwifery soon became general in the French capital. summoned, _not men but women_, to come and assist at the lectures of the chamber to perform offices which are, by nature, the duty of women "that the obstetric art was altogether in the hands of women, _the natural very natural aversion of women to the regulations of midwifery practice as "_Duties of the Medical Attendant under Natural Labour._ man-midwife, the opinion expressed by the Royal College of Physicians to operations of nature in introducing man into the world, enjoins, in indecently as unreasonably repeated in men''s attendance upon women, midwifery from the hands of men, and transfer it to women, as it was in men-midwives has increased the corruption among married women. between the _men_-midwives and women, which, from its very nature, cannot of men-midwives themselves, that the great majority of cases of midwifery id = 40654 author = Rigby, Edward title = A System of Midwifery date = keywords = CHAPTER; Collins; Dewees; Dr.; Gooch; Hospital; Hunter; Mauriceau; Med; Medical; Merriman; Midwifery; Mr.; Naegelé; Professor; Rigby; Treatment; case; child; fallopian; form; great; head; illustration; labour; pain; patient; placenta; pregnancy; state; time; uteri; uterus summary = woman and her child during her pregnancy, labour, and the puerperal state. The form of the uterus changes considerably during pregnancy: the upper labour, the contracted uterus forms a hard solid ball, the size of a new-born child''s head; this state of contraction is not, however, of long save the patient and the child in cases of ventral pregnancy, by during labour; and this is especially the case just before a pain comes uterus, sufficiently powerful to produce pain, seldom require more than uterus contracts and presses the head down into the pelvis, and the child during labour.[114] In both cases, the os uteri presented a degree of Where inflammation of the uterus takes place during labour, the case cases, also, the uterus continues in a state of spasmodic action during patient''s former labour, the pains had been so violent, and the uterus had id = 7129 author = Slemons, J. Morris (Josiah Morris) title = The Prospective Mother, a Handbook for Women During Pregnancy date = keywords = birth; body; case; child; condition; day; food; infant; long; month; mother; necessary; nurse; patient; period; physician; place; pregnancy; time; week; woman summary = Pregnancy, besides changing the external form of the body, causes mother but passes to and from the placenta as long as pregnancy After the child is born, the physician cuts the cord, and in due time infant; after that time the unborn child is called a _fetus_. the child occasions "heart-burn" in the mother during pregnancy is early months of pregnancy the weight generally remains stationary or of the prospective mother that the existence of pregnancy may be said state of pregnancy; the prospective mother may usually exercise the food fails to contain the material the fetus requires the mother''s a healthful condition to protect both the mother and the child from of pregnancy the development of the mother''s body necessitates a Generally it is during the early months of pregnancy that patients At no time should an infant remain in the bed with its mother after and care of women during pregnancy and child-birth.