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?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 10 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1013606 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 78 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 year 10 ufe 10 time 10 thefe 10 order 10 muft 10 moft 10 leave 10 hand 10 great 10 fuch 10 form 10 fome 10 firft 10 fame 10 country 10 chriftian 10 body 10 alfo 10 William 10 Vol 10 Turks 10 Spain 10 Sir 10 Sicily 10 Sea 10 Scotland 10 Rome 10 Paris 10 March 10 Lord 10 Long 10 London 10 Lat 10 June 10 John 10 Jews 10 James 10 Italy 10 Indies 10 Ihould 10 Henry 10 God 10 Germany 10 France 10 Europe 10 England 10 Egypt 10 Eaft 10 Charles Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 23010 part 22170 time 18416 fame 17991 thefe 12642 year 12022 water 11872 place 10867 man 10827 king 10365 thofe 10126 body 9442 alfo 9007 order 8508 kind 8095 day 7621 foot 7482 manner 7474 number 7411 name 7384 fmall 7348 fide 7258 firft 7222 country 7219 air 7077 cafe 6691 perfon 6511 thing 6218 colour 6160 quantity 6119 other 6028 law 5847 city 5835 tion 5800 degree 5688 town 5580 head 5497 end 5473 line 5453 power 5432 way 5369 earth 5090 hand 5033 piece 4943 plant 4891 matter 4721 people 4664 nature 4655 land 4627 point 4618 inch Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 10198 fo 7317 c. 5145 Mr 4496 firft 3836 England 3309 re¬ 3089 Dr 3045 St 2965 ed 2954 thofe 2953 ing 2697 Rome 2676 N. 2676 France 2641 moft 2587 II 2568 Lat 2371 Long 2288 E. 2282 in¬ 2280 Scotland 2168 muft 2150 I. 2092 Romans 2076 be¬ 2050 Sir 2002 j 1966 John 1896 mod 1840 Henry 1802 Italy 1778 lord 1760 de¬ 1711 London 1702 whofe 1643 fome 1604 de 1596 Charles 1532 horfe 1502 M. 1501 James 1466 ac¬ 1446 God 1421 Europe 1412 Spain 1408 ’s 1387 f 1377 Britain 1331 A 1314 hath Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 104111 it 69331 he 52011 they 31127 them 21106 him 18167 we 10380 i 5717 himfelf 4705 you 4377 us 3375 itfelf 2722 her 1062 me 831 she 545 one 333 unlefs 317 herfelf 146 myfelf 122 his 101 thee 91 de- 80 yourfelf 74 theirs 66 ours 59 mine 55 becaufe 51 fhe 50 felf 37 in- 37 bimfelf 33 ia 30 s 29 it- 29 fa 28 em 27 u 27 i- 27 diftindl 26 f 26 di- 24 ty 24 iu 22 ’s 19 thyfelf 15 ly 15 ex- 14 ii 11 whereof 11 oa 11 himielf Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 408461 be 79030 have 28164 make 17863 take 15090 give 14753 do 14216 find 13648 call 7526 see 7436 come 7436 appear 6157 become 6153 form 6067 put 5948 ufe 5452 go 5367 know 5334 produce 5329 leave 5212 keep 5155 follow 5135 fall 4998 bring 4790 place 4753 carry 4684 continue 4678 faid 4555 bear 4532 draw 4515 thefe 4373 receive 4351 accord 4338 begin 4323 contain 4310 die 4241 fix 4074 think 4048 lay 3971 obferve 3687 lie 3687 let 3605 cover 3592 divide 3585 grow 3504 write 3488 remain 3423 turn 3405 hold 3379 add 3099 apply Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 40954 not 25715 other 21675 great 21245 very 18914 more 14781 only 13671 fome 12087 then 11636 much 10272 fuch 9961 many 9588 as 9508 well 9047 long 8689 up 7960 large 7878 out 7676 now 7634 little 7541 however 7119 feveral 6977 different 6914 thus 6769 therefore 6700 even 6271 fo 6005 common 5869 whole 5198 own 5182 general 4799 proper 4718 good 4711 off 4707 too 4635 high 4589 about 4577 always 4568 here 4262 equal 4234 never 4117 together 4104 certain 4063 down 3896 often 3870 new 3768 again 3760 there 3747 former 3664 afterwards 3659 generally Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 129 pre¬ 15 officinalis 9 fpe- 7 th 4 Most 3 vaft 3 most 3 hil¬ 3 fpavin 2 whence 2 warlike 2 foothe 2 feath 2 aldermen 2 \ 2 -the 1 |the 1 wr 1 whiltt 1 whiclxthe 1 which''the 1 wheel^being 1 wh:>.h 1 wedge^ 1 wardfhip.of 1 wafh 1 varying^ 1 thicke.ft 1 the.wor- 1 ter 1 revenu 1 regard"to 1 pret 1 orator.—A 1 only''the 1 oils,.in 1 neck;-the 1 miftaken.—anoth 1 mereft 1 loft.—I 1 lin 1 likewil’6 1 let¬ 1 l-20H-5O 1 ir¬ 1 inteftinesj.the 1 in^re- 1 iP?ARDED 1 his.do- 1 hedlic Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 fet 2 most 1 wu’th 1 wtere 1 writ 1 w''ho 1 w''ell 1 varieties.—the 1 vaft 1 terest 1 o(fered 1 mur 1 loudeft.—as 1 is%afy 1 have^= 1 ful¬ 1 ftri&ly 1 foothe 1 becaufethe 1 alkahest 1 agonyclitie 1 afire 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?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46 thefe are not 37 fo called becaufe 32 air is very 30 thefe are very 22 fo is radius 17 water is not 15 thefe are generally 15 thefe do not 15 water does not 13 king was not 13 thefe are ufually 12 cafe is very 12 king was fo 12 man is not 12 thefe are fo 11 air is not 11 air is temperate 11 cafe is not 11 parts are not 11 thefe are alfo 10 country is well 10 king did not 10 thefe are always 10 thefe are only 10 thefe were not 10 water is fo 10 water is very 9 air is good 9 air is wholefome 9 body is oblong 9 body is white 9 country is very 9 thefe are fometimes 8 air is extremely 8 air is fo 8 alfo be very 8 alfo made ufe 8 body is fo 8 body is very 8 men are not 8 parts are fo 8 parts are more 8 thefe are all 8 thefe are natives 8 things being thus 8 water is more 7 air is always 7 air is more 7 air was not 7 country is now Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 cafe is not fo 4 king was no fooner 4 thefe are not fo 3 water is not fo 2 air is not fo 2 king was not fo 2 man is not only 2 thefe are not always 2 thefe are not only 2 thefe are not properly 1 * had no encouragement 1 * had no merit 1 * has not long 1 * have no diredl 1 * was no other 1 * were not only 1 air are not fo 1 air does not always 1 air gave no refiftance 1 air had no other 1 air had not time 1 air has no effea 1 air has no way 1 air is no lefs 1 air is not fenfibly 1 air is not only 1 air is not perfedtly 1 air is not proportional 1 air was not * 1 air was not feofibly 1 air was not neceflary 1 air was not peculiar 1 air was not then 1 alfo are not bona 1 alfo been no lefs 1 alfo been not unfrequcntly 1 alfo did not long 1 alfo have no duftility 1 alfo is not fo 1 alfo is not very 1 alfo was not many 1 alfo were no way 1 bodies are not always 1 bodies are not capable 1 bodies do not only 1 bodies having no affinity 1 body be not confiderable 1 body being no more 1 body did not originaily 1 body does not at Sizes of items; "Measures in words, how big is each item?" ---------------------------------------------------------- 1346790 190273290 1151852 144850377 1018317 144850376 976035 190273289 954938 144850373 942846 144850375 923108 144850378 917933 144850379 890631 144850370 144850374 Readability of items; "How difficult is each item to read?" ----------------------------------------------------------- 80.0 144850373 79.0 144850370 78.0 144850375 78.0 144850376 78.0 144850377 78.0 144850378 78.0 144850379 77.0 190273290 75.0 190273289 144850374 Item summaries; "In a narrative form, how can each item be abstracted?" ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 144850370 ter coming down in a golden fhower, begot Perfeus upon who firft thought of lighting large fires, and purifyher : after Perfius had flain the Gorgons, he carried ing the air with perfumes, to put a flop to the peftiMedufa''s head to Argos ; which Acrifius feeing, was lence that ravaged Athens, and which was attended and fome other parts of Europe; and is wrought into place to the fun J; and though thefe artificial colours | See Chemitoys of fmall value, and often into the German gundifappear on laying the ftone for a night in aquafortis, n°iS7« men, anfwering to our vanguard; medium agmen, our Thefe being confecrated by the pope with great fornain-battle ; and pojlremum agmen, the rear-guard, lemnity, and diftributed among the people, are fuppoThe order of their march was thus : After the firft figfed to have great virtues; as, to preferve thofe who 144850373 The fun is fo immenfely bigger and heavier than the fite points of the earth''s orbit, its axis, which al ways tion anfwerearth, that, if he was moved out of his place, not only keeps a parallel dire&ion, would point to different fixed ed. faid concerning the fpots of.the fun Nay, even in the planet Jupiter, whofe rotation on his axis feems better afeertamed than that of any other, the difference of time between the revolution of the fpots about his equator, and thofe a'' this time alfo the Platasans, driven to the laft extreable for no great exploit : Agis the fon of Archidamity, furrendered to the Lacedaemonians, by whom mus, king of Sparta, affembled an army in order to in- 144850374 144850375 "For, let a perfon who has flept his ufual time through of the blood is difturbed, or perhaps its quantity lefthe night be put to bed at noon-day, in a dark room, fened in fuch a manner, that the extreme parts of the The firft fymptom of the communication is free, the fluid in fufficient quandeath in thofe who are about to perilh with cold, is a tity, and liable to be fet in motion by every flight imdrowfinefs, which foon increafes to fuch a degree that pulfe. credible quantities of its own fubftance; yet it (till impoffible to (hew, how, by any natural power, a conpowers for feems to be what it was called by Pindar 2200 years fufed mafs of matter, fuch as the chaos of the ancient 144850376 objedlion as thofe at right angles: though each by itfelf be the perfedl line of beauty; yet if they correfpond, they form a fhape between them, whofe fides fides, with the narrownefs of the interval between proper for it are wood and water; and by thefe fomethem, produces a further variety: for whenever the times improvements may be made. ings, views of water, and whatever tends to animate and by attending to the times when they fall, a fucthe feene, accord with the feafon ; which is full of ceffion of thefe tranfitory beauties may be provided, dian, have their noon at the fame time, and confethe equator; thefe circles are generally called meridiquently all the other hours. other hand, feldom went farther than the pounding fame time, rendered it in a manner impoflible for barof 3 or 4000 people in large mortars, or building them barifm ever to take place in fuch a degree as formerly, 144850377 Kent are alfo many beautiful orchards, which produce a vais, with great appearance of truth, fuppofed to be fo rietyof fine fruits, and more efpecially apples and cherftyled from the ancient Britifh word kant, fignifying a ries, which were introduced here from Flanders, by general analogy of their own language, it is not furprifing if their new fubjefts fhould find themfelves fometimes at a lofs on that account, or if, in thefe fituations, they followed, on fome occafions, the analogy reaiy oppofite : a great objea fucceed.ng a fmall one beauties that arife ffom a right choice of words or maof the fame kind, appears greater than ufual; and a teria]s for conftrua; the period ; and next, the beaulimp rvhippt Inrpppnmor nnp that is erreat. 144850378 two feet high, dividing into feveral branches, garnifhed with leaves of different fizes and forms: fome are but thefe being conflantly rejected, and a price fet utmoft joy ; and this extraordinary fucccfs fo far iftupon his head, he at laft attacked Narvaez in the toxicated the general himfelf, that he not only nenight-time, entirely defeated and took him f>rifoner, gle&ed to vifit Montezuma, but expreffed himfelf very it may require a table tion; and thefe aberrations are in the fame direcfor corre&ing a very fmall error which arifes from the tion, if the two fpecula are both concave ; or in conexcentric motion of the half-mirrors. the common procefs; and if the garnet, at the fame time, contains both tin and lead, thefe two metals are likewife them, in fuch a manner as that he could view them diilinCily at the fame time; and he either varied the diffances of thefe bodies, or modified their light in fome 144850379 objed C to all parts of the glafs, and each plane furface will refrad thefe rays to the eye, the fame objed pretty near the horizon ; let us look thro'' the telefcope, in the ufual pollute of obfervation, and obferve the point in the objedl marked by the crofsbairs ; and at the fame time we are to note moft nice¬ Romans were into theirs; for the perfeftion of a lanthe Latin tongue at firft fignified * Jlranger; but afguage does in a great meafure confift in a certain anaterwards that fenfe of the word was entirely laid afide, thefe, fuch as come neareft to the natural way of expreflion are moft proper for this ftyle; and therefore efd^En Uth as are ^ rePcate^ by fome old men, are among the moft be furprifed, either at finding excellent poems compoPoctry, beautiful parts of Offian''s poems ; fuch as the battle of fed, or, after being compofed, carefully preferved 190273289 Among thefe nations we find the Rhoxani, now the Ruffians or Mufcovites, whom Deiphontus, one of the king''s generals, brought under fubjection, after having fiain in an engagement 50,000 of the thefe orders in execution; and having added a confiderable body of troops brought from Barbary to thofe The war continued with various fuccefs till the year 1145, when the king projefted an enterprife againft Santaren, a ftrong city about 12 miles they could better fpare than the Pruflians, on account Auftrian generals, having maturely weighed all circumof their numbers.—This a&ion was calledfiances, refolved to attack the king''s camp itfelf, forces, and made war againft the empire, laying wafte at liberty to manage ecclefiaftical affairs in the manthe country with fire and fword, and committing every ner they fhould think moft proper; yet fo as to be 190273290 which the ftamina of the male flowers being either completed the doftrine of the fex of plants, by collccpicked off before they had attained maturity, as in the ting all the arguments in fupport of it that can poftwo firft inftances, or placed at a diftance from the fefibly be advanced f; and by founding upon it a fyftem, t See Bomale plant, as in the laft, the buds that ought to have in which all vegetables are arranged under particular In order, therefore, to give fome general idea of joys the fame points of fupport as in its natural ftate. tranfverfe kind, and the wound large, a moderate degree fuch enlarged opening may ferve very good future purof extenfion will in general eafily reduce it; but if the pofes, by making way for the extradlion of fragments,