| Number of paragraphs: |
9 |
| Average number of sentences per paragraph:: |
52.78 |
| Longest Sentence: |
'i was just so used to having mom and dad to myself that when you came along, i freaked out because i couldn't have them all to myself anymore."' (29 words) |
| Shortest Sentence: |
'"okay, will."' (2 words) |
Readability according to Gunning-Fog Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
4.61 |
Readability according to Automated Readability Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
-3.39 |
Readability according to Coleman-Liau Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
2.46 |
Average readability (the higher, the harder to read): |
1.23 |
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases: |
| teddy bear |
7 |
| living room |
7 |
| annie shook |
3 |
| mother asked |
3 |
| bothering you" |
3 |
| father smiled |
3 |
| little girl |
3 |
| annie's father |
3 |
| mother said |
3 |
| "it's time |
2 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases: |
| see william sitting |
1 |
| letting annie's father |
1 |
| father instructed william |
1 |
| annie's stomach grumbled |
1 |
| ice cream either" |
1 |
| back around midnight |
1 |
| just saving room |
1 |
| annie stepped closer |
1 |
| open annie's bedroom |
1 |
| annie sat back |
1 |
|
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words |
| the mother |
19 |
| the father |
18 |
| of the |
16 |
| on the |
13 |
| from the |
13 |
| out of |
13 |
| and then |
12 |
| the kitchen |
11 |
| into the |
11 |
| to her |
9 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| out of the |
11 |
| her teddy bear |
6 |
| the living room |
6 |
| over to the |
5 |
| mother and father |
5 |
| up from the |
5 |
| into the kitchen |
5 |
| in front of |
4 |
| down the stairs |
4 |
| shook her head |
4 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases: |
| teddy bear |
7 |
| living room |
7 |
| father smiled |
3 |
| bothering you" |
3 |
| mother said |
3 |
| mother asked |
3 |
| little girl |
3 |
| annie shook |
3 |
| annie's father |
3 |
| william turned |
2 |
| annie stepped |
2 |
| mean it" |
2 |
| william droned |
2 |
| father asked |
2 |
| around midnight |
2 |
| father stood |
2 |
| william looked |
2 |
| father opened |
2 |
| father looked |
2 |
| william mumbled |
2 |
| toy box |
2 |
| mother placed |
2 |
| hate her" |
2 |
| door shut |
2 |
| jeremy shouted |
2 |
| turned around |
2 |
| front door |
2 |
| eyes open |
2 |
| home around |
2 |
| annie gave |
2 |
| annie sat |
2 |
| william put |
2 |
| annie asked |
2 |
| "it's time |
2 |
| swung open |
2 |
| like william |
2 |
| william screamed |
2 |
| annie picked |
2 |
| father said |
2 |
| came along |
2 |
| william shook |
2 |
| annie sighed |
2 |
| love you" |
2 |
| blankets around |
2 |
| door open |
2 |
| annie's room |
2 |
| annie nodded |
2 |
|
| Most frequent five-word phrases: |
| read a story to you" |
3 |
| to read a story to |
2 |
| want me to make you |
2 |
| he ran over to the |
2 |
| me to make you something |
2 |
| and then walked out of |
2 |
| ran out of the room |
2 |
| and ran out of the |
2 |
| down next to her brother |
2 |
| walked out of the kitchen |
2 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words: |
| the mother |
19 |
| the father |
18 |
| of the |
16 |
| on the |
13 |
| from the |
13 |
| out of |
13 |
| and then |
12 |
| the kitchen |
11 |
| into the |
11 |
| to her |
9 |
| the stairs |
9 |
| at the |
9 |
| are you |
8 |
| in the |
8 |
| she was |
7 |
| her father |
7 |
| teddy bear |
7 |
| down on |
7 |
| living room |
7 |
| going to |
7 |
| her head |
7 |
| in her |
7 |
| and ran |
7 |
| her brother |
7 |
| the table |
6 |
| the room |
6 |
| the couch |
6 |
| as she |
6 |
| picked up |
6 |
| jeremy and |
6 |
| the living |
6 |
| me to |
6 |
| the door |
6 |
| sat down |
6 |
| her teddy |
6 |
| up from |
5 |
| of her |
5 |
| at her |
5 |
| to the |
5 |
| when he |
5 |
| do you |
5 |
| and father |
5 |
| you want |
5 |
| his head |
5 |
| looked at |
5 |
| mother and |
5 |
| over to |
5 |
| mean to |
5 |
| ran out |
5 |
| up the |
5 |
| stood up |
5 |
| down the |
5 |
| "are you |
5 |
| take her |
4 |
| time for |
4 |
| that you |
4 |
| as he |
4 |
| her eyes |
4 |
| put her |
4 |
| his eyes |
4 |
| to go |
4 |
| "did you |
4 |
| shook her |
4 |
| to be |
4 |
| you have |
4 |
| in a |
4 |
| trying to |
4 |
| the cookie |
4 |
| in his |
4 |
| in front |
4 |
| front of |
4 |
| and put |
4 |
| so mean |
4 |
| and smiled |
4 |
| and andrew |
4 |
| came from |
4 |
| it was |
4 |
| put his |
4 |
| who was |
3 |
| the floor |
3 |
| before she |
3 |
| up with |
3 |
| his sister |
3 |
| annie shook |
3 |
| to her" |
3 |
| bothering you" |
3 |
| i was |
3 |
| up and |
3 |
| to annie's |
3 |
| hate her |
3 |
| a story |
3 |
| she heard |
3 |
| you don't |
3 |
| back to |
3 |
| her bedroom |
3 |
| annie's father |
3 |
| on her |
3 |
| read a |
3 |
| of his |
3 |
| down and |
3 |
| with her |
3 |
| was sitting |
3 |
| his daughter |
3 |
| your sister |
3 |
| with him |
3 |
| to get |
3 |
| her and |
3 |
| father smiled |
3 |
| want me |
3 |
| mother said |
3 |
| that was |
3 |
| looked over |
3 |
| little girl |
3 |
| to make |
3 |
| couch and |
3 |
| over at |
3 |
| don't want |
3 |
| "i don't |
3 |
| went to |
3 |
| was going |
3 |
| around the |
3 |
| was just |
3 |
| for dinner" |
3 |
| the bottom |
3 |
| up to |
3 |
| said that |
3 |
| to his |
3 |
| to see |
3 |
| ran into |
3 |
| "no you |
3 |
| the clock |
3 |
| to you" |
3 |
| began to |
3 |
| story to |
3 |
| mom and |
3 |
| was already |
3 |
| mother asked |
3 |
| for a |
3 |
| walked out |
3 |
| brother and |
3 |
| opened the |
3 |
| when she |
3 |
| the sandbox |
3 |
| with it |
2 |
| if you |
2 |
| and i |
2 |
| she opened |
2 |
| attention to |
2 |
| his lap |
2 |
| "you should |
2 |
| i wish |
2 |
| his wife |
2 |
| "it's time |
2 |
| his mouth |
2 |
| her room |
2 |
| shook his |
2 |
| he ran |
2 |
| to disappear" |
2 |
| jeremy was |
2 |
| up his |
2 |
| and picked |
2 |
| closed her |
2 |
| i don't |
2 |
| used to |
2 |
| the park |
2 |
| they were |
2 |
| your parents |
2 |
| the street |
2 |
| just a |
2 |
| he saw |
2 |
| now in |
2 |
| you sure |
2 |
| you want" |
2 |
| toy box |
2 |
| placed a |
2 |
| my parents |
2 |
| you going" |
2 |
| into trouble" |
2 |
| door shut |
2 |
| down beside |
2 |
| eyes open |
2 |
| the bedroom |
2 |
| swung open |
2 |
| like william |
2 |
| because i |
2 |
| "can i |
2 |
| next to |
2 |
| room and |
2 |
| her daughter |
2 |
| head down |
2 |
| for bed |
2 |
| up her |
2 |
| a second |
2 |
| a good |
2 |
| he stepped |
2 |
| of annie |
2 |
| the blankets |
2 |
| you wanted |
2 |
| have to |
2 |
| make you |
2 |
| downstairs to |
2 |
| annie was |
2 |
| stomped up |
2 |
| her to |
2 |
| be back |
2 |
| her bed |
2 |
| back at |
2 |
| for her |
2 |
| and dad |
2 |
| you something |
2 |
| made her |
2 |
| and started |
2 |
| william put |
2 |
| running after |
2 |
| william shook |
2 |
| her in |
2 |
| father stood |
2 |
| her barbie |
2 |
| annie's room |
2 |
| "i'm not |
2 |
| get your |
2 |
| "do you |
2 |
| your sister" |
2 |
| the little |
2 |
| his hand |
2 |
| you having |
2 |
| talk with |
2 |
| arms and |
2 |
| stairs and |
2 |
| "where are |
2 |
| and went |
2 |
| my fault |
2 |
| her a |
2 |
| head and |
2 |
| bear in |
2 |
| her side |
2 |
| plate in |
2 |
| her mother's |
2 |
| turned around |
2 |
| to take |
2 |
| get into |
2 |
| home around |
2 |
| annie stepped |
2 |
| something to |
2 |
| i mean |
2 |
| when the |
2 |
| william was |
2 |
| annie sat |
2 |
| want to |
2 |
| bed and |
2 |
| to having |
2 |
| to talk |
2 |
| around her |
2 |
| "i think |
2 |
| tell on |
2 |
| don't hate |
2 |
| mean it" |
2 |
| he told |
2 |
| father asked |
2 |
| holding her |
2 |
| go to |
2 |
| ran over |
2 |
| door open |
2 |
| at his |
2 |
| each other |
2 |
| father opened |
2 |
| william mumbled |
2 |
| then walked |
2 |
| wanted her |
2 |
| are you" |
2 |
| a panic |
2 |
| "i know" |
2 |
| father said |
2 |
| the front |
2 |
| told her |
2 |
| "she wouldn't |
2 |
| in it |
2 |
| william turned |
2 |
| the pink |
2 |
| she's your |
2 |
| came along |
2 |
| around midnight |
2 |
| go get |
2 |
| in bed |
2 |
| annie sighed |
2 |
| find her |
2 |
| smiled when |
2 |
| he asked |
2 |
| the house |
2 |
| smiled and |
2 |
| that were |
2 |
| nice to |
2 |
| his arms |
2 |
| her feet |
2 |
| off of |
2 |
| william looked |
2 |
| make him |
2 |
| after the |
2 |
| at each |
2 |
| went out |
2 |
| smiled as |
2 |
| annie asked |
2 |
| grabbed her |
2 |
| him stop" |
2 |
| blankets around |
2 |
| deal with |
2 |
| her backpack |
2 |
| up at |
2 |
| william droned |
2 |
| to jeremy |
2 |
| annie nodded |
2 |
| to myself |
2 |
| was born |
2 |
| one of |
2 |
| smiled at |
2 |
| wish she |
2 |
| down at |
2 |
| back down |
2 |
| hate her" |
2 |
| her toy |
2 |
| go back |
2 |
| to read |
2 |
| nodded and |
2 |
| she looked |
2 |
| the plate |
2 |
| have fun" |
2 |
| mother placed |
2 |
| "this is |
2 |
| his friend |
2 |
| his son's |
2 |
| bottom of |
2 |
| looked up |
2 |
| was time |
2 |
| front door |
2 |
| at annie |
2 |
| she doesn't |
2 |
| annie picked |
2 |
| love you" |
2 |
| andrew and |
2 |
| through the |
2 |
| have them |
2 |
| father looked |
2 |
| laid down |
2 |
| jeremy shouted |
2 |
| beside her |
2 |
| down next |
2 |
| william screamed |
2 |
| was on |
2 |
| annie gave |
2 |
| walked into |
2 |
| she would |
2 |
| that had |
2 |
| you do |
2 |
| making her |
2 |
|
| Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| out of the |
11 |
| her teddy bear |
6 |
| the living room |
6 |
| up from the |
5 |
| over to the |
5 |
| mother and father |
5 |
| into the kitchen |
5 |
| sat down on |
4 |
| shook her head |
4 |
| down the stairs |
4 |
| ran out of |
4 |
| so mean to |
4 |
| in front of |
4 |
| down on the |
4 |
| jeremy and andrew |
4 |
| up the stairs |
3 |
| to her brother |
3 |
| and ran into |
3 |
| story to you" |
3 |
| walked out of |
3 |
| from the couch |
3 |
| looked over at |
3 |
| came from the |
3 |
| a story to |
3 |
| the mother asked |
3 |
| annie shook her |
3 |
| said that you |
3 |
| of the room |
3 |
| on the floor |
3 |
| the mother said |
3 |
| on the couch |
3 |
| the mother and |
3 |
| want me to |
3 |
| the couch and |
3 |
| read a story |
3 |
| of the kitchen |
3 |
| shook his head |
2 |
| then walked out |
2 |
| mother placed a |
2 |
| "it's time for |
2 |
| at the table |
2 |
| front of her |
2 |
| wanted her to |
2 |
| take her side |
2 |
| her in his |
2 |
| when he saw |
2 |
| william put his |
2 |
| over at annie |
2 |
| used to having |
2 |
| was on the |
2 |
| on the table |
2 |
| annie picked up |
2 |
| "where are you |
2 |
| mean to her |
2 |
| next to her |
2 |
| looked at each |
2 |
| the bottom of |
2 |
| blankets around her |
2 |
| teddy bear in |
2 |
| father smiled and |
2 |
| grabbed her backpack |
2 |
| picked up her |
2 |
| father stood up |
2 |
| as she was |
2 |
| picked up his |
2 |
| and put her |
2 |
| ran into the |
2 |
| time for dinner" |
2 |
| down on her |
2 |
| wish she would |
2 |
| make him stop" |
2 |
| it was time |
2 |
| i mean it" |
2 |
| "did you have |
2 |
| she was going |
2 |
| picked up the |
2 |
| deal with it |
2 |
| his arms and |
2 |
| of the bedroom |
2 |
| into the living |
2 |
| in a panic |
2 |
| the little girl |
2 |
| the father opened |
2 |
| the front door |
2 |
| and ran out |
2 |
| put his hand |
2 |
| the mother placed |
2 |
| time for bed |
2 |
| do you want |
2 |
| that you wanted |
2 |
| "are you sure |
2 |
| make you something |
2 |
| you want me |
2 |
| in the living |
2 |
| at the clock |
2 |
| "no you don't |
2 |
| went out of |
2 |
| the father said |
2 |
| her toy box |
2 |
| ran over to |
2 |
| are you going" |
2 |
| stomped up the |
2 |
| her brother and |
2 |
| nodded and then |
2 |
| to read a |
2 |
| the stairs and |
2 |
| stood up with |
2 |
| opened the front |
2 |
| he told her |
2 |
| was time for |
2 |
| get into trouble" |
2 |
| down at her |
2 |
| mom and dad |
2 |
| he ran over |
2 |
| now in a |
2 |
| mean to her" |
2 |
| and then walked |
2 |
| plate in front |
2 |
| william shook his |
2 |
| i wish she |
2 |
| in his arms |
2 |
| i was just |
2 |
| the father smiled |
2 |
| to make you |
2 |
| go get your |
2 |
| "do you want |
2 |
| down next to |
2 |
| down beside her |
2 |
| stood up from |
2 |
| from the table |
2 |
| me to make |
2 |
| walked into the |
2 |
| smiled as he |
2 |
| put her head |
2 |
| and picked up |
2 |
| back down on |
2 |
| from the kitchen |
2 |
| at each other |
2 |
| she was born |
2 |
|
| Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words: |
| ran out of the |
4 |
| annie shook her head |
3 |
| out of the room |
3 |
| a story to you" |
3 |
| out of the kitchen |
3 |
| the mother and father |
3 |
| read a story to |
3 |
| sat down on the |
3 |
| and put her head |
2 |
| me to make you |
2 |
| the mother placed a |
2 |
| it was time for |
2 |
| in his arms and |
2 |
| to her brother and |
2 |
| ran over to the |
2 |
| up from the table |
2 |
| looked over at annie |
2 |
| stomped up the stairs |
2 |
| walked out of the |
2 |
| i wish she would |
2 |
| down next to her |
2 |
| in front of her |
2 |
| her teddy bear in |
2 |
| stood up from the |
2 |
| so mean to her" |
2 |
| plate in front of |
2 |
| into the living room |
2 |
| up from the couch |
2 |
| then walked out of |
2 |
| he ran over to |
2 |
| to make you something |
2 |
| want me to make |
2 |
| next to her brother |
2 |
| now in a panic |
2 |
| looked at each other |
2 |
| and ran into the |
2 |
| "where are you going" |
2 |
| in the living room |
2 |
| opened the front door |
2 |
| on the couch and |
2 |
| and ran out of |
2 |
| to read a story |
2 |
| up the stairs and |
2 |
| william shook his head |
2 |
| you want me to |
2 |
| out of the bedroom |
2 |
| and then walked out |
2 |
| went out of the |
2 |
|