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?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 3 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 850957 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 year 3 way 3 water 3 ufe 3 town 3 time 3 thefe 3 roman 3 right 3 quantity 3 point 3 piece 3 order 3 number 3 muft 3 mile 3 manner 3 low 3 long 3 little 3 line 3 like 3 lie 3 leave 3 large 3 kind 3 in¬ 3 head 3 hand 3 great 3 good 3 fuch 3 french 3 fpecie 3 form 3 foot 3 fome 3 fix 3 fituate 3 firft 3 find 3 figure 3 fide 3 feveral 3 fame 3 equal 3 end 3 earth 3 different 3 day Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 7955 part 5390 fame 4252 time 4035 thefe 3384 water 3180 fide 3081 body 2969 place 2465 name 2326 kind 2247 thofe 2234 mile 2230 order 2216 day 2211 fmall 2210 alfo 2187 line 2147 number 1995 earth 1974 head 1957 thing 1927 foot 1914 town 1914 fpecie 1865 degree 1863 point 1860 year 1763 cafe 1761 quantity 1761 man 1748 botany 1724 manner 1659 lat 1633 colour 1628 perfon 1598 fun 1588 hand 1556 end 1544 way 1543 law 1537 figure 1536 term 1509 matter 1490 firft 1487 native 1410 fire 1407 bone 1372 angle 1362 genus 1359 e Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 2317 fo 1482 N. 1361 E. 1127 firft 935 os 925 clafs 790 Britain 768 c. 747 C 707 W. 700 ing 688 ed 634 Dr 604 re¬ 580 muft 580 in¬ 577 thofe 577 A 552 I. 548 France 543 bc 506 God 502 horfe 488 be¬ 469 Vol 451 America 449 S 444 mod 437 y 431 whofe 420 Germany 415 moft 398 becaufe 398 See 395 M 392 • 391 AB 384 de¬ 375 St 370 Scots 365 Europe 355 e 355 c 351 j 347 B 346 fome 345 _ 345 F 344 London 344 England Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 29068 it 10447 they 6446 them 5253 he 5136 we 1996 i 1986 you 1721 him 1068 us 748 itfelf 419 himfelf 297 her 155 me 97 one 78 unlefs 35 she 19 de- 17 becaufe 16 herfelf 15 thee 15 ours 14 theirs 13 yourfelf 13 it- 13 i- 13 his 11 thyfelf 11 mine 11 felf 10 oi 10 myfelf 9 ia 8 u 8 > 7 u- 7 cn 7 bimfelf 7 ay 6 o 5 whey 5 s 5 itlelf 5 himlelf 5 di- 4 ’s 4 whereof 4 ty 4 ly 4 inverfe 4 in- Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 102512 be 13763 have 6843 make 5332 see 4348 give 4061 call 3638 take 3132 do 3094 find 2108 ufe 1751 come 1607 form 1567 fix 1537 contain 1527 appear 1524 fituate 1523 let 1517 go 1510 divide 1431 put 1419 draw 1404 keep 1379 fall 1348 run 1336 turn 1314 follow 1264 lie 1209 bring 1119 place 1075 become 1066 accord 1064 thefe 1054 apply 1032 denote 1029 carry 1021 leave 1016 add 1013 require 1005 begin 1002 know 991 lay 976 produce 944 cover 937 continue 926 receive 886 faid 821 belong 815 ferve 790 cut 787 remain Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 8651 not 6666 other 4723 more 4241 great 3841 then 3801 long 3775 very 3409 only 2447 fome 2423 much 2345 up 2332 little 2298 fuch 2282 as 2210 thus 2010 equal 1947 large 1887 out 1817 well 1776 therefore 1738 many 1732 different 1620 feveral 1517 common 1471 proper 1417 off 1357 whole 1356 general 1355 low 1346 down 1330 fo 1294 about 1216 now 1214 together 1194 certain 1164 even 1114 white 1111 right 1103 natural 1058 always 1051 too 1051 often 1051 good 1006 again 1003 particular 984 third 973 generally 934 fine 924 upper 919 high Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 pre¬ 17 fpe- 6 officinalis 4 th 3 fpavin 2 ob¬ 2 Most 1 © 1 wr 1 whythe 1 to¬ 1 tothe 1 thi''.k 1 s9^si 1 quan^ 1 nuhich 1 name.of 1 most 1 lower^ 1 legal^ 1 isiithe 1 intervention.of 1 infertion^ 1 im¬ 1 high 1 heiglttw''-rath 1 gr 1 feem^ 1 feath 1 fair 1 deferibedthe 1 chara^ 1 c/''qu 1 bythe 1 aff 1 a+qb 1 WRIT 1 3- 1 -the Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 most 2 fet 1 vaft 1 silurus 1 prbofofthe 1 ot 1 fifth,—the 1 f?nalt 1 eftedt.of 1 comitialest 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?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 fo called becaufe 17 fo is radius 16 thefe are not 9 feet fix inches 8 earth turns round 7 body is coftive 7 feet are red 7 head is fo 7 head is large 6 body is oblong 6 head is not 6 head is very 5 body is afh 5 fpecies is very 5 parts are more 5 thefe are alfo 5 things being thus 4 alfo be equal 4 body is black 4 body is cylindrical 4 body is fo 4 body is naked 4 body is not 4 body is white 4 earth is much 4 fides are equal 4 fides are parallel 4 head is fmall 4 head is fmooth 4 kind are not 4 parts are eafily 4 parts are not 4 thefe are always 4 thefe are generally 4 thefe are more 4 time is not 4 water is more 3 body is about 3 body is brown 3 body is generally 3 body is grey 3 body is va¬ 3 body is very 3 earth is conftantly 3 earth is not 3 feet are hairy 3 fide is more 3 fides is gain 3 firft come over 3 fo are not Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 earth had no annual 2 thefe are not only 1 bodies are not precifely 1 bodies are not yet 1 bodies having no affinity 1 bodies is no other 1 body had not fiid 1 body has no fnell 1 body is not again 1 body is not fo 1 body is not fufficiently 1 earth be not fully 1 earth had no atmofphere 1 earth is no bigger 1 earth is not foluble 1 earths have no fenfible 1 fide is not liable 1 fide is not quite 1 fides are not mere 1 fides are not thinner 1 firft are not readily 1 firft has not only 1 firft is not confiderable 1 firft is not very 1 fo are not communicable 1 fo are not proper 1 fo are not recoverable 1 head does not immediately 1 head has no feather?,/6n 1 head is no fafther 1 head is not large 1 head is not very 1 kind are not altogether 1 kind are not proper 1 kind are not tite 1 kinds be not thus 1 kinds do no lefs 1 number is not neceffary 1 order is not accidental 1 part has no proper 1 part have no au¬ 1 parts are not alone 1 parts are not thus 1 parts being not thoroughly 1 parts have no aalk 1 parts is not only 1 thefe are not fiifficient 1 thefe are not fo 1 thefe are not genitives 1 thefe are not heritable Sizes of items; "Measures in words, how big is each item?" ---------------------------------------------------------- 987284 144133902 864313 144133903 701274 144133901 Readability of items; "How difficult is each item to read?" ----------------------------------------------------------- 83.0 144133901 79.0 144133902 79.0 144133903 Item summaries; "In a narrative form, how can each item be abstracted?" ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 144133901 the fame fubftance with the parenchyma in roots, yet feldom appears in the form of rays running towards the large quantity is ufed, efpecially after being long expofed to the air, it promotes vegetation by giving a kind of 3. Tire land muft be prepared by four good ploughings, given at different times, from the beginning of Atip on their internal fides, thefe orbitar procefies are conneiled to the fphenoidal bone by that fame future.— difpofed obliquely in''feveral particular ranks, reprefenting the fame number of fimple mufcles, with their fibres, ward toward the lateral parts of the bodies of the vertebras, palfes on the fore-fide of the firft and fecond, with¬ the os hyoides a little forward, and fix it in that fituation, raifing the whole tongue at the fame time, and firft figure of the divifor 1 time lefs, or fome number of 144133902 temple of the Lord, he placed in it ten golden candleftieks, of the fame form as that deferibed by Mofes, five on the north, and five on the fouth-fide of the oils which are added preferve heat for a coniiderable time; for which end alfo fome, upon thefe, vinegar, and other four things, which for the fame reafon are alfo called acids. The affinities of thefe feveral bodies mud be conddered as operating on this occafion in the following manner: furnace be of fome lengthy and form canals either cylindiic or prifmatic, then the air being kept in the fame diredtion through a longer fpace, the courfe of its dream "• It is alfo of ufe to mix fome fuch matters with the at the fame time have his diet lowered for a week, efpecially thofe that have been pampered for fale ; feveralmafhes of fcalded bran fnould alfo previoufly be given, in order to open the bowels, and unload them of any indura¬ 144133903 Thefe order the dead perfon to fit upright, and examine fay, the approach of that day may be known from certain Or, if two bodies containing fuppofe that a body begins to move with a celerity conunequal quantities of matter, were placed at any diltance, ftantly and gradually increafing, in fuch a manner, as Bleeding in thefe fevers muft be ufed with great circumfpedlion ; for it is much more proper as a prefervative than This is a fluid, fuppofed to be common air, which is abforbed by bodies, and there fixed; forming with them a true chemical mixt, differing in its properties from what, it was without it. theie bodies with which any one can be combined, they are placed in the fame order as is generally ohferved; beginning with acids, and proceeding to aikaiis, oils, fulphuf, £.-c. objefts, ends, inflraments, time, place, and other circumftances ; as alfo of the powers fitted for thofe adions t