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Eric Lease Morgan Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 11 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 57572 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 89 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 look 5 Strindberg 4 like 4 God 3 time 3 man 3 life 2 woman 2 tekla 2 good 2 german 2 friend 2 day 2 child 2 adolph 2 SHERIFF 2 Paris 2 MRS 2 MOTHER 2 LADY 2 JUDGE 2 JEAN 2 GUSTAV 2 CHRISTINE 2 CAPTAIN 2 AXEL 1 world 1 work 1 wife 1 student 1 stand 1 social 1 self 1 rudolph 1 room 1 power 1 play 1 order 1 old 1 olavus 1 night 1 mother 1 moral 1 moment 1 master 1 love 1 long 1 live 1 little 1 leave Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 1366 man 1111 time 963 child 942 life 786 hand 756 woman 725 day 695 nothing 665 way 657 one 628 friend 573 thing 568 wife 545 door 537 year 526 adolph 515 mother 507 eye 498 people 480 room 478 table 471 word 454 something 443 father 440 house 428 love 424 night 422 moment 414 anything 407 everything 385 head 369 place 346 thought 343 work 339 heart 336 order 326 face 323 play 320 husband 318 name 298 world 298 arm 295 kind 282 part 275 side 269 evening 268 soul 268 reason 268 matter 258 right Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 9501 _ 799 CAPTAIN 624 ALICE 573 CURT 536 JEAN 504 MR 455 GUSTAV 450 KERSTI 422 AXEL 414 TEKLA 343 BERTHA 332 God 328 PRINCE 319 JUDGE 318 Strindberg 309 MAURICE 295 LADY 291 DAUGHTER 289 Y. 288 X. 284 SWANWHITE 269 HENRIETTE 248 ELIS 246 JULIA 235 MATS 234 CHRISTINE 228 MASTER 226 KING 225 JULIE 219 ERIC 216 OLD 213 MRS 189 STRANGER 186 MOTHER 183 Marie 178 Baroness 174 ADOLPHE 173 LAURA 172 King 171 Baron 157 ALLAN 151 Miss 150 OFFICER 147 CONSUL 146 Pause 140 Sten 140 HUMMEL 139 Peter 137 LAWYER 135 BARONESS Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 14363 i 12038 you 8100 it 6173 he 4535 me 3029 she 2092 we 1903 him 1851 they 1363 her 1025 them 950 us 621 myself 558 himself 347 one 300 yourself 257 herself 174 itself 165 themselves 67 mine 64 ourselves 55 yours 33 ''s 32 oneself 21 thee 13 hers 8 his 7 you''ll 6 yourselves 6 ours 6 ''em 4 you''re 4 ye 4 theirs 4 bookshelf 2 thyself 2 know.--but 2 it?--you 2 i''m 1 you?--you 1 you?--do 1 you.--but 1 you!--you 1 white.--then 1 we''ll 1 up!--you''ll 1 treaties.--why 1 too?--i 1 to!--then 1 thou Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 25862 be 10313 have 5739 do 2509 go 1904 know 1868 see 1758 come 1689 say 1482 make 1461 take 1362 think 1177 look 1118 get 878 want 813 tell 801 give 755 hear 692 let 675 feel 630 seem 623 leave 622 find 609 become 605 put 580 sit 565 ask 550 stand 540 begin 535 call 530 believe 464 speak 462 mean 447 live 433 keep 415 turn 388 talk 365 lie 358 enter 356 happen 353 write 352 bring 349 try 345 fall 332 love 326 understand 326 rise 324 grow 320 play 316 appear 296 meet Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7483 not 2168 then 2020 so 2010 now 1368 out 1313 up 1124 here 1036 only 997 more 899 never 865 good 810 little 784 other 779 there 744 well 719 too 715 down 708 own 658 just 639 again 632 first 631 old 624 very 601 away 561 long 552 as 513 great 509 much 492 back 489 last 482 always 476 right 464 all 460 still 458 same 411 young 400 even 384 also 378 perhaps 374 once 348 in 341 new 341 ever 336 on 332 bad 310 such 310 over 308 most 305 whole 298 yet Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 159 least 108 good 71 bad 54 great 43 most 38 high 15 slight 13 deep 12 late 11 near 11 fine 8 low 8 early 7 strong 7 large 5 young 5 simple 5 happy 5 dear 5 dark 5 big 5 Most 4 small 4 old 4 innermost 4 close 3 topmost 3 pure 3 noble 3 lowly 3 loud 3 keen 3 heavy 3 foremost 3 eld 3 dense 3 common 3 bitter 2 vile 2 sure 2 strict 2 strange 2 mean 2 manif 2 long 2 light 2 l 2 hard 2 full 2 demand Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 265 most 15 least 8 well 2 hard 1 long 1 highest Top 50 Internet domains; "What Webbed places are alluded to in this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 www.hathitrust.org 1 catalog.hathitrust.org Top 50 URLs; "What is hyperlinked from this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------- 1 http://www.hathitrust.org/digital_library 1 http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001787881 Top 50 email addresses; "Who are you gonna call?" ------------------------------------------------- Top 50 positive assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-noun?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 _ goes out 12 _ goes over 12 _ sits down 11 one does not 10 _ does not 10 _ go out 9 _ is _ 7 _ comes forward 7 _ comes in 7 _ was _ 6 life is not 6 one does n''t 5 _ am _ 5 _ are _ 5 _ becomes visible 5 one is not 4 _ do _ 4 _ have _ 4 _ looking hard 4 _ takes off 4 _ takes out 3 _ comes out 3 _ goes back 3 _ going out 3 _ looking out 3 _ looks up 3 child is not 3 life is so 3 life was not 3 man did not 3 men are not 3 one is young 3 people do n''t 3 things are not 3 wife was jealous 2 _ does _ 2 _ gets up 2 _ goes reluctantly 2 _ has _ 2 _ looking around 2 _ looking up 2 _ sits up 2 _ sitting down 2 _ stands immovable 2 days gone by 2 doors were closed 2 eyes became bloodshot 2 father did n''t 2 father does not 2 friend was not Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 _ makes no answer 2 man left no family 2 man left no relatives 1 _ makes no reply 1 child is not mine 1 children are not here 1 eyes were not healthy 1 friends were no longer 1 hands were not clean 1 life be no argument 1 life is no longer 1 life is not always 1 life is not so 1 life is not worth 1 life was not yet 1 man had no relatives 1 man has no children 1 man has no right 1 man is not so 1 men are not equal 1 men are not so 1 men were not so 1 mother has no voice 1 one does not so 1 one had no nearer 1 one has not such 1 one is not careful 1 one is not conscious 1 one is not inclined 1 one is not quite 1 things are not altogether 1 things do not always 1 time had not yet 1 time is no time 1 time is not accidental 1 time was no longer 1 time was not yet 1 wife had not power 1 wife is no longer 1 wife saw no other 1 wife was not well 1 woman are not antagonistic 1 woman is not man 1 women had no attraction 1 women have no pride 1 women have not yet 1 words had no connection A rudimentary bibliography -------------------------- id = 36111 author = Heller, Otto title = Prophets of Dissent : Essays on Maeterlinck, Strindberg, Nietzsche and Tolstoy date = keywords = Anna; Emerson; Ibsen; Maeterlinck; Nietzsche; Strindberg; Tolstoy; Wagner; Zarathustra; art; author; death; german; great; human; life; live; man; moral; play; self; social; time; woman; work; world summary = to limit inner life to the superficial realities, it at the same time his work on "The Life of the Bee" passes him beyond question with high When men like Maeterlinck are encountered in the world of practical works of those writers translated by Maeterlinck in his earlier years. teacher of modern times, Leo Tolstoy, was not by any means a bringer of products of the literary art, the volcanic upheaval in the social life attempt to find a new way of understanding life he must be said to have Like all true realists, Tolstoy took great pains to inform himself even people, Tolstoy studies for the first time the so-called "intellectual" (30) "The Life of Tolstoy," Later Years, p. reality of human nature which makes it impossible for any man to live up Even a summary review like this of Tolstoy''s life and labors cannot be id = 14347 author = Strindberg, August title = Plays by August Strindberg, Second series date = keywords = ABBÉ; CATHERINE; CHRISTINE; EMILE; GUSTAV; HENRIETTE; JEAN; JEANNE; JULIA; MAURICE; MME; Miss; Monsieur; Strindberg; adolph; look; tekla summary = spirit, against the impalpable power that moves us, against God. The play, seen in this light, pictures a deep-reaching spiritual I see hard work and the right kind of will, but I don''t want to be have been making: "Maurice will come, for he is a good fellow; he has come true, and now I have no more to ask of life--Do you want think of the poor after having heard good news. Let us look more closely at the matter--Oh, here comes the You who know me, Madame Catherine, tell me: do you believe, They want to know if Monsieur Maurice is going to No!--Not for a little thing like that, you know! wanted: sick, you know, like those princes in the Arabian Nights if anybody should like to get away before the count comes home. Do you think one really knows what one wants at that time? id = 44106 author = Strindberg, August title = The Confession of a Fool date = keywords = Baron; Baroness; Finland; God; Marie; Matilda; Paris; child; day; eye; friend; good; husband; leave; life; like; little; long; look; love; moment; mother; old; room; time; wife; woman summary = After having paid our call we took advantage of the lovely spring day frankly and graciously for having looked after "her old man"; she said "Look after my wife, old man," he said, "and prove to her that you The Baroness rose, went out of the room and returned with her husband. dear love, and my woman''s heart shall never get the better of me it as a woman loves a man who has allowed her to trample on his honour, letter, "that two men like you and the Baron should not be friends." On the following day we met in my room; on a third evening at Marie''s, of a man and a woman, loving and supplementing each other, but living The days passed; into the worship of my wife as mother a new thought One evening Marie asked me whether I was in love with her friend.... id = 44233 author = Strindberg, August title = Plays by August Strindberg, Third Series date = keywords = ANDERSON; AXEL; BISKRA; CONSUL; DUKE; GUIMARD; JUDGE; LADY; LINDGREN; LOUISE; MASTER; MRS; OLD; PRINCE; STARCK; STEPMOTHER; STRANGER; SWANWHITE; gerda; rudolph summary = good-nights unto your love--and so will Swanwhite, too, I think! [_Takes her hand and says in a low voice_] Good-night!--Oh, _She goes up to the_ PRINCE, _places one of her hands over his heart, Well, you know the old man and his ways. Thanks, old man!--Well, will you let me have a look at your [_Opening the door and speaking to_ AXEL] Come out here a moment! You mustn''t, Thyra, for then the little boy won''t come and play I don''t know, but I think you look as if it would be like a heart, and her lips looked as if none but good words had ever All right, old lady, I''m coming! think I look like a dead man? [_Coming out on the sidewalk again and looking up]_ I think the Not in an old house like this, and that''s a good thing, for id = 44302 author = Strindberg, August title = Plays by August Strindberg, Fourth Series date = keywords = AGDA; BRITA; ERIC; HUMMEL; HUSBAND; ISRAEL; JACOB; JORGHEN; KERSTI; KING; LADY; MATS; MIDWIFE; MONS; MOTHER; SHERIFF; WIFE; YOUNG; olavus; student summary = [_Is heard singing outside, on the right-hand side; see musical Let the Lord look into our minds and hearts, and if they hold KERSTI _rises horror-stricken and stands like a statue_. _As_ KERSTI _hears him a happy look comes into her face, and _The_ FATHER _goes to the door at the right and brings in_ MATS. I don''t know, grandfather, but I think I should never have come comes up behind_ KERSTI _and puts his hands over her eyes_] Guess who KERSTI _seats herself at the table on the right-hand side and [_Taking one of_ KERSTI''S _hands and looking her straight in [_Taking_ LIT-MATS _away from_ KERSTI] Come on now! As you know, no one tells people what he thinks of them in the first act: "Look out for the silver--the King is coming." _The_ KING''S MOTHER-IN-LAW _enters from the left in the white the door at the right_] Let Master Olavus Petri come in. id = 45375 author = Strindberg, August title = Plays by August Strindberg, First Series date = keywords = ALLAN; BARONESS; CAPTAIN; CURT; Colonel; DAUGHTER; Enters; JUDGE; JUDITH; LIEUTENANT; MOTHER; OFFICER; POET; PORTRESS; SHERIFF; Strindberg; alice; lawyer; look; master summary = duties--for I want to study men and life, and see whether things Yes, sit down, friend--I am able to stand. the right way!--Yes indeed, for naturally we see it upside down. Time--[_Thinks_] I cannot tell, but I know what it white field, meaning "yes." In response to it_ Alice Come, prophet, and I shall tell you the riddle--but far away Yes, I know perfectly well what I want, but there is room will come to think it quite easy to crush human fates like egg [_Sitting down at the window_] Yes, dear Curt, go. ALICE _sits in the right-hand easy-chair. Yes, a little--but if you come nearer to me I can tell [ALICE _looks staggered_] Yes, I know you Colonel right, he will come on his own invitation--Yes, you may Yes, I think I have noticed it, but I don''t know why. yes, you shall know what it means. id = 46107 author = Strindberg, August title = The German Lieutenant, and Other Stories date = keywords = Bleichroden; Christian; Christmas; Church; Claus; God; Hans; Karin; King; Mats; Paul; Peter; Sten; Von; german; good; like; look; man; stand summary = "I think, sir," answered the curé, "that I know my people better than When the priest entered he went to the bed and took the sick man''s ''Man is good but men are bad'' said our "I thought one had a right to plunder wild trees," said Sten in a "Sit down, sir, and let us talk," said Sten. "Yes, but one could learn it," said Sten, who felt more amused than Sten thought the proposal as good as any he was likely to meet with, town, and when the old man comes, tell him that I met my brother-in-law It was so cold in the little country church that the breath came like answer," said the priest, and pressed his wife''s hand. straw-covered flower-beds so that they looked like little children''s "I am wondering how Brother Peter will receive us this year," said Paul "That horse is like a sheep," said Paul. id = 46397 author = Strindberg, August title = Legends: Autobiographical Sketches date = keywords = Christ; Devil; God; Napoleon; Paris; Rue; Saint; St.; Swedenborg; child; day; friend; life; like; look; man; night; order; power; time summary = At the word "God" he makes a grimace and answers, "Yes, it is a queer "What is the matter with the old man?" I ask, when the doctor returns. I now ask the way to the coal-mines, and this time, in order to make no my way a man, whose father I had in former times despised, both on At the same time the appearance of another young man convinces me that my friends begin to discuss whether they shall order a bowl of punch. friend''s door the pain became so great that I had to stand still. A man, whom I do not know, comes in, apparently to look for The next day my friend is obliged to break off his evening meal because Another time when the "white woman" has appeared to him in the night he "It looks like it, for some days ago, while I slept, I saw the fire id = 5053 author = Strindberg, August title = Plays by August Strindberg: Creditors. Pariah. date = keywords = GUSTAV; Strindberg; adolph; like; look; tekla summary = I have little doubt that Strindberg, at the time he wrote this play--and whether the figure of Tekla be true to life merely as the picture of Yes, it even happened that friends of mine gave her ideas which the husband was abroad when I first met Tekla--it happened right here, widow who marries again often show a likeness to her dead husband. Well, I know at least ONE man who writes that kind of hand--She I think she must have nine lives, like a cat. I think little brother is not telling the truth. Yes, I think I need it. Oh, yes, when you wanted to teach me how to think--do you Do you think one really knows what one wants at that time? Yes, I want to try my luck once more, but this time I am going useful to you to feel what I felt that time.--Do you know where your id = 8499 author = Strindberg, August title = Plays: the Father; Countess Julie; the Outlaw; the Stronger date = keywords = CAPTAIN; DOCTOR; GUNLÖD; GUNNAR; God; JEAN; JULIE; KRISTIN; LAURA; NURSE; ORM; PASTOR; Strindberg; THORFINN; VALGERD summary = PLAYS: THE FATHER; COUNTESS JULIE; THE OUTLAW; THE STRONGER Woman''s Son," the tragedies, "The Father," and "Countess Julie," the Yes, if I only knew for sure that I was father of the child, but Can''t one ever know who the father of a child is? Yes, dear friend, I do believe it; but you don''t know what there all the time, like a winter night, but when you come home Father, But, Father, you''ll be good to Mother, won''t you? Yes, it''s queer, but I have never looked at a man without knowing you think Bertha looks like me? Pastor comes in, he takes a chair and sits near Laura by the desk.] Well, as we''ve come to talk about it, it''s high time you looked in case any one wants to get away before the Count comes home. Haven''t you loved your father, Miss Julie? id = 8500 author = Strindberg, August title = Plays: Comrades; Facing Death; Pariah; Easter date = keywords = ABEL; AXEL; BENJAMIN; BERTHA; CHRISTINE; DURAND; ELIS; HEYST; MRS; eleonora summary = Regarding the mother as down-trodden, he wanted to think out a means Yes, you wouldn''t think that of a man like me, would you? [Axel comes in, also Willmer; the model goes out unnoticed during the BERTHA [Embracing him].Yes, I shall ask you--beg of you, until you Something tells me that things won''t be right between Axel and me again. Bertha is alone for a moment, when she hears Axel coming. Between ourselves, yes, but the world won''t know unless you go and Yes, money comes to an end too! [Bertha goes out; Axel rises, takes off his cutaway to change it for [Axel, Abel, Willmer, Mrs. Starck and Bertha come in from orchard.] Do you know, I believe that good luck is coming our way--that hard Yes, Elis, we are going toward the light, believe me. Yes, indeed, he''s come to live right across the street from