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Eric Lease Morgan May 27, 2019 Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 18 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 954974 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 78 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 year 18 water 18 ufe 18 time 18 thefe 18 order 18 number 18 muft 18 moft 18 mean 18 manner 18 little 18 like 18 leave 18 large 18 kind 18 fuch 18 form 18 fome 18 firft 18 fide 18 feveral 18 fame 18 day 18 body 18 alfo 18 Vol 18 Spain 18 Sir 18 September 18 Sea 18 Scotland 18 Rome 18 Paris 18 Lord 18 London 18 June 18 John 18 Jews 18 James 18 Italy 18 Indies 18 Ihould 18 Hill 18 Henry 18 God 18 Germany 18 France 18 Europe 18 Englifh Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 37391 part 36409 time 30737 fame 29034 thefe 22573 water 21064 year 19799 man 19461 place 17076 thofe 16910 body 15089 alfo 14888 king 14766 air 14555 order 13613 kind 13116 number 12880 day 12574 manner 12361 foot 12273 name 11947 fmall 11940 country 11215 fide 11189 quantity 10996 cafe 10949 firft 10888 tion 10614 thing 10347 colour 10071 perfon 9990 power 9654 other 9579 line 9340 earth 9228 degree 9122 law 8915 city 8791 point 8779 end 8777 way 8566 acid 8519 head 8472 people 8314 nature 8268 hand 8141 town 8081 matter 8056 piece 8025 inch 7977 account Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 16331 fo 12286 Mr 11154 c. 6764 firft 6187 Dr 5832 ed 5613 St 5422 England 5175 thofe 5015 re¬ 4720 ing 4471 moft 4386 f 4043 j 3981 France 3867 Rome 3837 II 3796 ^ 3738 God 3587 _ 3584 in¬ 3516 M. 3437 I. 3327 muft 3241 Sir 3116 John 3013 C 3002 be¬ 2977 de 2933 London 2931 Romans 2898 N. 2822 Scotland 2790 Lat 2748 whofe 2735 J 2693 r 2688 Long 2653 fome 2640 de¬ 2595 • 2583 ’s 2575 E. 2563 A 2546 Henry 2524 Europe 2466 Italy 2360 t 2308 ac¬ 2297 S Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 182508 it 114397 he 84572 they 50562 them 39471 we 32537 him 21193 i 9175 us 8531 himfelf 6900 you 5256 itfelf 4072 her 2212 me 1251 she 836 one 489 herfelf 457 unlefs 275 myfelf 248 his 202 thee 159 theirs 153 de- 152 ours 114 mine 107 yourfelf 101 ia 99 oi 90 u 86 s 85 felf 84 becaufe 78 hey 78 fhe 76 it- 72 in- 68 himielf 64 di- 63 ty 52 iu 51 f 48 em 37 i- 36 diftindl 35 p 33 thyfelf 33 hi- 32 fa- 31 ly 31 he- 30 himlelf Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 698464 be 144380 have 44948 make 27418 take 26030 give 24873 find 24851 do 22211 call 13454 appear 11829 come 11473 form 10397 see 10355 become 10038 know 9799 produce 9657 ufe 9569 put 8774 follow 8693 go 8498 leave 8194 contain 8083 bring 7956 faid 7904 keep 7702 accord 7683 fall 7560 think 7556 draw 7423 fix 7416 carry 7355 receive 7342 thefe 7340 place 7147 continue 7101 obferve 6885 let 6820 begin 6772 bear 6653 lay 6349 die 6292 add 6162 remain 5749 mention 5584 hold 5551 cover 5546 write 5493 turn 5460 divide 5456 lie 5176 fay Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 72294 not 41608 other 35231 very 35221 great 32025 more 25021 only 21062 fome 19559 much 19114 then 16807 many 16129 as 15940 fuch 15847 well 14553 long 14117 now 13689 up 13447 however 12777 therefore 12264 even 12186 out 12141 large 12124 little 11790 different 11770 thus 10149 whole 10040 feveral 9759 common 9707 fo 8827 own 8642 general 7863 here 7848 equal 7549 about 7504 always 7408 proper 7372 good 7148 too 7012 high 6982 off 6918 never 6835 certain 6722 new 6380 far 6379 down 6352 natural 6269 ancient 6251 former 6180 often 6178 again 6120 together Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 211 pre¬ 14 th 14 officinalis 9 fpe- 7 aldermen 6 © 5 hil¬ 5 great 4 warlike 4 vaft 4 ama¬ 3 let¬ 3 l 3 fynod 3 fpavin 3 fa£t 3 Most 3 -the 2 whence 2 wasthe 2 tempera¬ 2 most 2 maft 2 hoed 2 himfelf 2 feath 2 f 2 ex¬ 2 cafea 2 ar¬ 2 Lucre¬ 2 Flis 1 •§ 1 •92345I 1 •3679I5 1 ® 1 ye.man 1 wu’th 1 wr 1 wjt|1 1 wise 1 wines’of 1 whofe^area 1 weli 1 wa<3 1 v—/ 1 vifitingthe 1 viewsthe 1 t’hXry:!n 1 tradefrr.en Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13 fet 8 most 3 x 2 ® 1 worlds^ 1 went.to 1 was"worth 1 ticl.5 1 thjus 1 picqflorest 1 perfonag.es 1 ot 1 oran.re 1 officinalis 1 of.her 1 oc¬ 1 m''here 1 loudeft.—as 1 l?arth 1 korest 1 itefe 1 invention^ 1 gomphriena 1 ftruggles^ 1 ftrield.—and 1 fpe£t 1 foothe 1 fifth,—the 1 de¬ 1 antlparos^ 1 alkahest 1 aldermen 1 ^ifp»fition 1 ^cccxix 1 /hall 1 -the 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?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 order is doubtful 57 thefe are not 52 fo called becaufe 40 air is very 40 thefe are very 38 water is not 28 feet fix inches 26 air is not 21 thefe do not 20 man is not 18 parts are not 18 thefe are alfo 18 thefe are fo 18 thefe are generally 17 fo is radius 16 body is very 16 cafe is very 16 king was fo 16 thefe are always 16 water does not 15 air is more 15 cafe is not 15 king did not 15 men are not 15 thefe are only 14 country is very 14 fame is true 14 thefe were not 14 water is very 13 air is fo 13 air was not 13 place is not 13 thefe are ufually 13 time is not 13 water is fo 13 water is more 12 bodies are not 12 king was not 12 thefe are fometimes 12 thefe are now 11 body is not 11 cafe is quite 11 parts are more 11 thefe are commonly 10 air does not 10 air is alfo 10 alfo made ufe 10 bodies do not 10 body is oblong 10 country is well Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 cafe is not fo 4 parts are not fo 4 thefe are not fo 4 water is not fo 3 air is not fo 3 king was no fooner 3 places are not only 2 body is not only 2 body was not lefs 2 cafes are not parallel 2 kind are not fo 2 king did not long 2 man has no rights 2 man has not only 2 men are no longer 2 men are not equally 2 quantity is not great 2 thefe are no lefs 2 thefe are no more 2 thefe are not properly 2 thefe has not only 2 thefe were no fooner 2 thefe were not wholly 2 water is not lefs 2 water produces no change 1 * am not yet 1 * do no hurt 1 * do not fends 1 * gave no other 1 * had no other 1 * has not long 1 * have no exiftence 1 * have no folid 1 * have no letters 1 * is not alienable 1 * is not colder 1 * was not forefeen 1 * was not yet 1 * were not fufficient 1 air are not eftentially 1 air contains no proper 1 air does not always 1 air does not very 1 air has no dependence 1 air has no effedt 1 air has no effeft 1 air has no fmell 1 air has not ftrength 1 air has not immediate 1 air is no lefs Sizes of items; "Measures in words, how big is each item?" ---------------------------------------------------------- 1279981 191253817 988872 191253800 962516 191319917 947869 149977873 945855 149979156 941652 149981189 941398 149977338 940381 149981670 940003 149982181 938169 149983206 930052 149978642 926829 190273291 900036 192200061 873512 149982692 867485 190273372 149979622 191253798 191253799 Readability of items; "How difficult is each item to read?" ----------------------------------------------------------- 81.0 149982692 80.0 149977338 80.0 190273372 80.0 191253800 80.0 191253817 79.0 149977873 79.0 192200061 78.0 190273291 78.0 149978642 77.0 149981189 77.0 149981670 77.0 149982181 77.0 191319917 76.0 149979156 76.0 149983206 149979622 191253798 191253799 Item summaries; "In a narrative form, how can each item be abstracted?" ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 149977338 Obfervations of living toads, found in very hard body with a foul.—The different hypothefes of phyliand entire ftones, occur in feveral authors, particularly cians and philofophers, concerning the time of animaBaptift Fulgofa doge of Genoa, the famous phyficians tion, have had their influence on the penal laws made are, the Hebrew, the Samaritan, and the Greek verfions of the Septuagint; but as thefe differ very confiANTARES, in aftronomy, the name of a ftar of derably from one another, learned men are much dithe firft magnitude, called alfo the fcorpion''s heart. Archers were much employed in former times : bur fy was fought four years afterwards, in which ourchrothey are now laid afide, excepting in Turkey and feme niclers Hate that we had 2000 archers, who v/ere opof the eaftern countries; where there are companies of pofed to about the fame number of the French, togearchers (till fubfifting in their armies, and with which ■'' :*1 1-*-'' and at the fame time take on the appearance of ufe ; requires proportion among thefe parts, but it admits 149977873 which abound with a fpecies of carp called by the neighthe perfon gnfeoffed and his heirs, of the king and his bouring people karwwfchen ; and the country producesheirs, by baronial fervice; to wit, by the fervice of great numbers of elks, deer, foxes, ermine and fquirrels. BERIA, Berie, Berry, fignifies a large open field; give him every honour his merit could claim, has digand thofe cities and towns in England which end with nified thefe with the name of Bering''s Straits. which prove, that it perfedlly agrees with the defcripHis general character as an artift is well drawn by Bations giveq in feveral books of a ftone called petuntfs fan, in the following words: " We have a large numby the Chinefe, and which is faid to be ufed in their ber of prints, which are held in great efteem, by this 149978642 as feveral others, into a fubftance entirely refembling charcoal; that by means of the heat of a burnto charcoal, ing giafs in vacuo, he has diflipated this metallic charcoal, as well as the common kind, entirely into inflamCharci al mahle air, with the afliftance only of a little water, As filver lofts a certain quantity cated nitrous acid had been ufed in diffolving the merof phlogifton, which efcapes and feparates from it ducury, and the folution performed with heat and a For this purpofe 120 grains of ftandard filver were from which the calces of metals always attra& phlogifdiffolved in dephlogifticated nitrous acid diluted with ton; as is evident in luna cornea, which blackens on bewater, and he obtained from it 24 cubic inches of niing expofed to the air. that equal quantities of thefe feveral acids are faturated by a given weight of fixed alkali. the fait has affumed any kind of cryftalline form, thefe gentle heat, great part of the acid becomes volatile, 149979156 and were propofed therefore by faftious magiftrates Clodius had an intrigue with Cselar''s wife Pomas oft as they had any point to carry with the multipeia, who, according to annual cuftom, was now cetude againft the public good ; fo that Cicero''s firft bulebrating in her houfe thofe awful facrifices of tha The common method of the country carmus fays 130,000 men, endeavoured to wreft the gopenters is to fill up thefe cracks with a mixture of vernment out of the hands of his brother-in-law Congreafc and faw duft; but the neateft way of all is, ftantine the emperor. by Dr Black, muft be the condenfation of that vapour, in the diitridt called Chert Ion, and at the fame time fevefuch cafe, it will firft apral reports were heard like thofe of a gun. 149979622 149981189 only 2 2 feconds, and about 2 hundredth-parts, more than ftances it appears that diftilled water polfelfes a properwhen it took up 45 feconds; but at other times the diffety of abforbing different quantities of nitrous air inderence waslefs. cidents have been known to happen from fuch a flight to this we muft obferve, That though water is decomother mecaufe as one of the workmen ipitting in the furnace pofed by being applied to red-hot iron in the form of tab. To underftand the manner in which this is accomferved, however, that in all cafes where a very hot when heatplifhed, we muft confider fome of the principles of body is thrown upon a fmall quantity of water in fub-ed fubftanGunnery laid down by Mr Robins, and related ftance, an explofion will follow; but here the water u 149981670 The indefinite article is much lefs ufeful than the power of a noun, and fupplying its place, then is it cerpther ; and therefore the Greek and Hebrew languages tain that the words this, that, any, fame, &c. of the ftorie, in the fame manner as is done with clays quality or circumftance in objefts by which the emoandjafpers that contain iron ; for in thefe the quantitions of grandeur and fublitnity are produced ; fomety of metal is gradually augmented, until at laft they times the emotions thcmfelves. and the larger the quantity of water the greater was which in the open air makes fuch a very violent rethe diminution ; the report of the explofion was alfo port, has in clofe veffels fcarce any power, comparadiminiftied in a ftill greater proportion than the force lively fpeaking, either of explofion or proje&ing a 149982181 20th of Auguft to the 7th of September, during of the furviving ten to difpatch them and himfelf; onwhich time great numbers came and made their fubly this laft man was ordered to fet fire to the place bemifiion to Titus. " It was taken by affault (fays Dr Anhimfelf mafter of a place called Mongarry Cotta, of drews) with great daughter, and plundered with cirwhich the fxtuation commanded the entrance into the cumftances of avarice and rapine that difgraced the vicinner parts of the country, he proceeded to attack Pators ; among whom, at the fame time, great difcontents juftice in the Engliih court of king''s bench gave We may form fome idea of what the trade of Irejudgment in an Iriih caufe diredtly contrary to a land muft have been in former times, when, fo late as 149982692 been over, the balance of our rights and liberties has thefe may be reduced to three principal or primary arie'' tied to its proper level; and their fundamental artides ; the right of perfonal fecurity, the right of pertides have been from time to time afferted in parliafonal liberty, and the right of private property : bement, as often as they were thought to be in danger: caufe, as there is no other known method of compulFiril, by the great charter of liberties, which was iion, or of abridging man''s natural free-will, but by ■condudtors is not too great) from the fecond condudtor tenfive thunder-cloud muft be productive of effects fito the infulated perfon''s right hand; while fimilar and milar to thofe produced by the author''s prime conducfimultaneous fparks pafs out from the finger of his left tor. 149983206 general relative to medals, we muft now come to fome and civic crowns, appear on the medals bot-h of empeparticulars refpe&ing their arrangement, and the enterrors and other eminent men, to denote their great actainment which a medallift may expeft from the trouble tions. . give out for certain that death is very near at hand ; Hippocrates alfo drew figns from all excrements, From exunlefs the ftrength of the patient has been exhaufted whatever they are, that are feparated from the body cremencitiall at once by long watchings, or by a loofenefs, or of man. difeafes themfelves ; fecondly, from the caufes of difmore particular when he comes to order this applicaeafes; thirdly, from their fymptoms; and laftly, from tion for an inveterate afthma, after all other remediesthe particular difpofitions of each body, from things have been tried in vain. 190273291 To avoid the force of objections drawn from thefe this phlogiflon, the affinity of the acid to fixed air beexperiments, and which feem ready to overthrow his comes much flronger, and it faturates itfelf fo largely ing fome plants which continue it a fhort time after funfet: The quantity of dephlogifticated air, yielded by .this kind of air than in an equal quantity of common But it is certain fuch aflertions cannot be true ; beair; whence it is fuppofed, that the breathing of it muft caufe, though the fixed air fhould be abforbed as foon well, are thofe which burn quick and clear, rather than been ufed with fome fuccefs; and, as Mr Cavallo obfuch as produce much fmoke ; becaufe it is hot air, ferves, they feem to be capable of confiderable improveand not fmoke, that is required to be introduced into ment. 190273372 but obferves, that all of that kind which he had an water to diffolve it artificially, though Dr Rutty inopportunity of examining, appeared to him to be no forms us, that the water in which it is originally difother than a genuine mineral alkali mixed with delifolved will contain four or five times that proportion, By adding a focne day with evaporating in a tin plate fome fulphureous lution of mercury in nitrous acid, which alfo decomwater which he found near the burning mountain, there pofes thefe falts, and forms a turbith mineral with their Mercury, divided by means of a rapid and continual motion, as that of a mill-wheel, gradually changes itfelf into a very fine black powder, which is called athiops per fe, on account of its colour, in order to dL This life or animal fpirit feems to be the fame thing " The firft of thefe pofitions is-admitted by everywhich Cudworth calls plaftie nature, and which has body. 191253798 191253799 191253800 It was neceflary jhat the*f ihould abanto be deftroyed ; and they bound and engaged themdon for a time all the proud proje&s they had formed felves to build no new fortrefs or place^ of ftrength Ruthven, and Maitland of Lethington, expreffed their fliould repair to the king and queen, to know their inwillingnefs to concur in reafonable meafures for the retention concerning matters of fuch high importance, cles at Bourges, The fame of thefe profeffors occafioned his removal from Paris ; and for a confiderable time he profecuted his ftudies under their direc. (a) The lines are placed in different orders on different fe&ors, but they may eafily be found by thefe general and committed feveral to pnion who had brought fuch Eavater has drawn the following charadtenftic diadtions at common law, till they fhould releafe the fame: {tindfions between the male and female oi the human'' 191253817 the widows tiiat frail refult from thefe marriages ; fince, purchafe which ought to be given for an annuity to be enat tbe commencement of fuch an eftablifrment, all the oldeft, joyed by a life now 30 years of age, after a life of the fame Through a ftrange medThe officers, moft of them youAg men, or whofe attachley of affaiis and views of intereft, the French had acquired ment the king had been long fecure, who did not thoroughvaft influence in all the deliberations of the Swedifh fenate, ly perhaps fee into the nature of the requeft hia majeity he fent ©ne Scopas, a man of great authority among the He alfo made king Philip his enemy, by entertaining theJEtohans, into that country, to raife auxiliaries. Thefe muft be taken as they are; and confequently fome time and place appointed where they may 191319917 totally deftroyed and fupprefTed unlcfs It received a fpeedy and efFedlual fupport, ordered Luther and Melancthon to draw up a body of laws relating to the form of to pafs into that vifionary world ; and, exifting there and other heathen nations in a fimilar ftate of civilizain unfubftantial forms, to execute the fame fun&ions, tion, we have already confidered as being, upon the National Affembly fucceeded thefe great popular facrifices, the King laid hold of it as a fit opportunity for r*,, :q not verv thofe of Homer, which having been a long time diivicnHy fcooped oiit or ls P JJ b ''very ferviceable in perfed in pieces and fragments, were at length by Pilikely that fo feeble a bill could be very lemceame ^ books called 6r%/o^, fuch height as to command all his batteries, ordered an to gunpowder, though he was at tfiie fame time obliged 192200061 Were it not for fome fuch natural difcnmination, there could not be fo wide a difference in the deferiptions o: gentlemen, who, having no ends to ferve About this time alfo fome elaftic vapours rufh into the inverted veffel; thefe generally conThe odorous matter of fome odoriferous animal-Mifcelianefubftances, as mulk, civet, caftor, is, like effential oil, ous ohferfoluble in fpirit of wine, and volatile in the heat ofva"''ns fportfman muft then endeavour to get as near-as he can to the place ; and being very ftill and filent, he may obferve their numbers and difpofition, and learn how to fpread his nets fo as moft: eafily to take the whole broodbut if by the leaft motion they difeover him, they will all take to their legs, and run to a great diftance • for