Summary of your 'study carrel' ============================== This is a summary of your Distant Reader 'study carrel'. The Distant Reader harvested & cached your content into a collection/corpus. It then applied sets of natural language processing and text mining against the collection. The results of this process was reduced to a database file -- a 'study carrel'. The study carrel can then be queried, thus bringing light specific characteristics for your collection. These characteristics can help you summarize the collection as well as enumerate things you might want to investigate more closely. Eric Lease Morgan May 27, 2019 Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 20 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 916925 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 year 19 water 19 time 19 thefe 19 order 19 moft 19 hand 19 fuch 19 form 19 fome 19 firft 19 fame 19 alfo 19 Vol 19 Spain 19 Sir 19 Scotland 19 Rome 19 Lord 19 Long 19 London 19 King 19 June 19 John 19 Italy 19 Index 19 Ihould 19 Hill 19 Henry 19 God 19 Germany 19 France 19 Europe 19 England 19 Egypt 19 Eaft 19 Charles 19 Britain 19 April 19 America 18 french 18 chriftian 18 William 18 Royal 18 Paris 18 Jews 18 James 18 Ireland 18 Edward 18 Chrift Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 38957 part 37267 time 32091 fame 30548 thefe 23093 year 21361 man 21228 water 20029 place 18505 body 17191 thofe 15693 alfo 14853 king 14513 number 13863 order 13246 country 13056 tion 13013 day 12895 name 12608 foot 12483 manner 12018 kind 11927 fmall 11923 fide 11701 firft 11433 cafe 11143 line 11055 air 10954 perfon 10900 power 10660 quantity 10537 thing 10515 point 9941 colour 9586 other 9347 city 9226 degree 9184 people 9161 law 9123 nature 9123 inch 8903 end 8840 form 8745 motion 8609 hand 8561 account 8542 head 8535 piece 8519 force 8481 work 8342 way Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 38220 j 15912 fo 12682 Mr 11993 c. 11493 • 8066 ed 7350 firft 6251 Dr 6169 re¬ 6017 St 5932 ing 5740 England 5281 thofe 5226 France 5095 I. 4771 moft 4606 II 4389 M. 4297 Europe 4285 _ 4235 in¬ 4026 C 3946 f 3883 Rome 3859 ^ 3785 God 3765 y 3763 N. 3760 Index 3516 be¬ 3499 E. 3473 Sir 3383 Avas 3339 Scotland 3338 muft 3313 A 3271 w 3270 John 3247 de¬ 3208 de 3121 Britain 3083 Lat 3075 London 3056 Cor 3043 Romans 3002 Long 2876 whofe 2867 J 2801 Lord 2724 ac¬ Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 188440 it 121199 he 82409 they 49153 them 42134 we 33906 him 24122 i 9430 us 9195 himfelf 6041 you 4895 itfelf 3942 her 2282 me 1315 she 754 one 523 herfelf 466 unlefs 286 myfelf 216 thee 206 his 155 ours 139 hey 137 theirs 127 oi 127 de- 116 yourfelf 103 mine 99 u 97 felf 96 ihey 89 s 77 becaufe 68 bimfelf 58 ty 57 himielf 53 p 52 it- 50 f 50 ay 48 i- 47 y 47 himlelf 44 in- 44 em 43 fhe 40 ly 38 poaver 37 w''as 36 diftindl 35 ex- Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 723722 be 154554 have 44403 make 28045 take 27788 give 26353 find 24918 do 22393 call 14596 appear 13968 form 11364 come 11339 become 11192 see 10740 produce 10093 know 9763 follow 9300 ufe 9193 put 8873 faid 8856 leave 8675 bring 8290 go 8217 accord 8198 receive 8082 draw 7976 carry 7962 contain 7907 place 7859 let 7722 fall 7552 think 7441 keep 7404 obferve 7363 thefe 7328 continue 6949 employ 6858 bear 6818 remain 6815 begin 6697 lay 6454 fix 6427 add 6259 die 6000 hold 5794 divide 5672 lie 5620 mention 5602 apply 5595 require 5586 cover Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 72975 not 42888 other 35987 great 34468 very 32484 more 24925 only 20843 fome 19434 then 19195 much 17219 many 16085 fuch 15335 long 15269 as 15234 now 15221 well 14402 therefore 13334 up 13067 however 12764 different 12711 thus 12224 even 12118 out 12103 little 11674 large 10438 whole 10196 feveral 9735 equal 9572 fo 9462 general 9289 common 9232 own 8320 about 8215 here 7517 new 7240 always 7200 proper 7158 good 7053 high 7012 certain 6979 too 6746 never 6613 far 6594 ancient 6511 off 6440 again 6425 former 6331 white 6234 few 6119 together 6097 down Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 225 pre¬ 12 ful¬ 11 fpe- 6 most 6 \ 5 warlike 5 th 5 headach 5 great 5 fa£t 4 vaft 4 aldermen 4 Most 3 hil¬ 3 ftiop 2 ± 2 wr 2 whothe 2 to¬ 2 tithe 2 tempera¬ 2 let¬ 2 least 2 hoed 2 himfelf 2 fynod 2 feath 2 ama¬ 2 MOST 2 -the 1 © 1 w}lieh 1 writhe 1 writers^ 1 wrar 1 with^1 1 wise 1 which.v 1 whence 1 weli 1 weak.—Nine 1 wTa- 1 w7ere 1 vveft 1 visit 1 vertebraeofthe 1 vanc 1 truffle^ 1 truefy%igy 1 tornado Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15 fet 6 most 3 x 3 ful¬ 3 \ 2 officinalis 1 way% 1 w''ere 1 w''ell- 1 w''ell 1 unte-0fthe 1 pronounce.me 1 othe 1 odontognathus.—abdomen 1 oc¬ 1 ob¬ 1 l“"rv 1 li^ia 1 lest 1 lefs.the 1 le.aft 1 la^ 1 jeaj^ 1 interfebo.—fiiaiov 1 inge^ 1 i^£xper 1 high,-the 1 gine^ 1 ftri&ly 1 fpathe 1 foothe 1 fa£t 1 de¬ 1 by.the 1 ar¬ 1 aldermen 1 ^,750 1 -\-p 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 fo called becaufe 55 thefe are not 45 order is doubtful 30 thefe are very 30 water is not 25 man is not 24 water does not 23 thefe were not 20 thefe do not 19 country is very 17 king did not 17 thefe are fo 16 parts are not 16 thefe are alfo 16 thefe are fometimes 16 tion is not 16 water is very 15 body is not 15 fame is true 15 fo is radius 14 king was fo 14 number is not 13 bodies do not 13 body is very 13 thefe are always 13 thefe are chiefly 13 thefe are now 13 thefe are often 12 country is not 12 men are not 12 thefe are generally 12 water is more 11 body is fo 11 body is more 11 c. are not 11 king was not 11 parts are more 11 thefe are ufually 11 thefe were only 11 tion takes place 11 water is fo 11 water taken up 10 alfo takes place 10 body does not 10 man was ever 10 men were not 10 name is not 10 place is not 10 time is not 10 time was very Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 king was no fooner 3 places are not only 3 water is not fo 2 body is no longer 2 body is not only 2 body was not lefs 2 country are not only 2 kind are not fo 2 king did not long 2 king had no right 2 man has no rights 2 man has not only 2 men are no longer 2 men are not equally 2 parts are not fo 2 parts are not yet 2 thefe are no lefs 2 thefe are not fo 2 thefe do not always 2 thefe were no fooner 2 thefe were no more 2 thefe were not fo 2 time was not fo 2 water be not too 2 water has no effeft 1 * are not fond 1 * are not highly 1 * are not indifferent 1 * has not yet 1 * have no feent 1 * taken no fteps 1 * was no recent 1 * were not vague 1 alfo are not bona 1 alfo be not amifs 1 alfo been not only 1 alfo being not much 1 alfo is not fo 1 alfo was not lefs 1 alfo was not many 1 alfo were no way 1 bodies are not equally 1 bodies are not lefs 1 bodies are not naturally 1 bodies do not a// 1 bodies do not ap¬ 1 bodies do not a£lually 1 bodies do not only 1 bodies have no other 1 bodies have not equal Sizes of items; "Measures in words, how big is each item?" ---------------------------------------------------------- 967215 191678899 960080 192200897 959049 192984256 955952 191678897 955197 192200899 941716 193108318 933460 191689062 924136 192016229 919193 193109109 913919 192200898 901872 191689063 895973 192984254 886691 192200901 871752 191678898 847616 192200900 836974 191679033 192984255 193109108 192547785 192692638 Readability of items; "How difficult is each item to read?" ----------------------------------------------------------- 84.0 192200901 81.0 191679033 81.0 191678898 81.0 192200900 80.0 192016229 80.0 193108318 80.0 192984254 80.0 193109109 80.0 192200899 80.0 191678899 79.0 192200898 78.0 191689063 78.0 192200897 78.0 191689062 77.0 191678897 77.0 192984256 192984255 193109108 192547785 192692638 Item summaries; "In a narrative form, how can each item be abstracted?" ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 191678897 GUSTOS BREVIUM, the principal clerk belonging people thought they might reconcile their old fuperto the court of common pleas, whofe bufinefs it is to fiition with the worffiip of the true God. They therereceive and keep all the writs made returnable in that fore framed particular gods for themfelves, which they king, who had forgotten the appointment, was pafiing into another room, when Lord BafiP: placed himielt in the paffage, and faid, " hat he came commiffioned by a great body of his majefty''s fubjeds to lay the ark faid thefe accounts, at the fame time, inform us, that the employed, but with fome difference of fignification ; broad being moft properly ufed for thofe a preference to the coloured glafs ; and the art of managing them is therefore, in fome degree, of the fame tive thicknefs of air, water,and glafs, at which the feveral orders of colour appear. 191678898 oaks of the prefent times would have been found confiderably different from thofe that exifted long ago ; gyptians, according to Maillet, is to walh the body feyeral times with rofe-water, which, he elfewhere obferves, is more fragrant in that country than with us 5 which tire king had lent him upon fome former occafion : and immediately following thefe, a ftill greater In the mean time the king was left at a place called The affair ended, however, in the fubmiffion of the clergy : but the barons ftill continued refractory, and for fome time anfwered the king''s de¬ thought proper, for fome time behaved in fuch a manhaving been appointed the king s lieutenant in Ireland, great degree of enthufiafm, thinking himfelf extremely fortunate in having works of fuch excellence in his pof* In its general habit, this fpecies bears fome refemblanee to a fmall crocodile, on account of the hard tuberculated and carinated fcales on the upper parts of 191678899 Another method was to lay the patient fupine, fome afliflants retaining the body in a fixed pofition, and others extending the arm in the contrary diredtion j the furgeon, in the mean time, attempting, by thing which may prove a fource of irritation, the diforder has been faid to be not only prevented from increaftng, but has in a gradual manner entirely difappearedj but we much fufpeft that thefe cafes whofe ufing two men as marks, or poles fet in wooden pedeftals, or perhaps fome remarkable places in the houfes Had he conceived the matter with any tolercope magnified but five times'' Now the (lighted aeable diftinanefs, after feeing the great advantage of taquaintance with the obvious laws of refraaion would king in a field greater in almoft any proportion, he Thefe muft be taken as they are; and confequently fome time and place appointed where they may 191679033 if all thefe things are fo, then all nature will be very fimple, and confident with itfelf, effe&ing all the great flower, fruit, leaves, and general appearance, that almoft every man at firft fight would give them the flowers of different kinds on the fame plant, fome bear¬ divided into two lips ; and the corolla of tetradynamious plants confifts always of four petals, placed fomewhat in the form of a crofs: hence called cruciform. ders proceeding from what the ancients called the atrabills; in thefe cafes medicines of this kind are doubtlefs occafionallv of ufe, though they are by no means agreeable, and aromatic fmell ; the fruits and feeds prt ferved dry for feveral years, thefe plants have the finhatfe a pungent tafte like pepper : the btfi-k and wmod gular property of refuming their original verdure upon 191689062 difticha, a large bulbous plant groAving about the Cape of Good Hope, called mad poifon, is ufed for the fame purpofe. though fome analogous fafts had occafionally been neticed *, it is fo different from the generally received * Hofftnaopinion upon the fubjeft, that I think it muft have connns de Vefiderable influence on all future judicial proceedings, in^7''*