Analysis for Cynthia

Lexical analysis

Number of words (tokens): 4642
Number of distinct words (types): 1352
Average number of words per sentence: 10.77
Average number of words per paragraph: 4642.0
Lexical Density: 0.29
Longest Word: 'construction…..”' (16)
Shortest Word: 'run' (3)
Ten Most Frequent Words:
cynthia 68
back 34
greg 32
door 31
store 29
said 21
counter 19
asked 18
step-mother 15
aaron 14

Textual analysis

Number of paragraphs: 1
Average number of sentences per paragraph:: 431.0
Longest Sentence: '“ some of the guys he works with mentioned that wilkerson is supposed to have a big job coming up in the next month or so, but i don‘t think that dad wants to work for that guy.”' (38 words)
Shortest Sentence: '“oh my!”' (2 words)
Readability according to Gunning-Fog Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 5.8
Readability according to Automated Readability Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 -1.44
Readability according to Coleman-Liau Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 2.46
Average readability
(the higher, the harder to read):		 2.27

Phrasal analysis

Ten most frequent two-word phrases:
fireworks show 5
door bell 4
don’t know 4
office door 3
bell chirped 3
cynthia couldn’t 3
cynthia jumped 3
door open 3
pickle stain 3
felt like 3
Ten most frequent three-word phrases:
door bell chirped 3
cynthia couldn’t believe 2
tape can’t fix” 1
clean white tennis 1
heard it’s going 1
guess dad will 1
buildings like turtles 1
key made short 1
recognized two girls 1
i’ll also take 1
Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words
to the 32
the store 25
the door 25
on the 20
the counter 19
of the 16
in the 15
the office 14
at the 14
to her 13
Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words:
behind the counter 6
the counter to 6
to her feet 5
the fireworks show 5
the door bell 4
walked to the 4
the office door 3
the door and 3
looked at the 3
was in the 3
Most frequent two-word phrases:
fireworks show 5
don’t know 4
door bell 4
bell chirped 3
cynthia jumped 3
cynthia couldn’t 3
pickle stain 3
office door 3
door open 3
felt like 3
just asked 2
cynthia looked 2
tennis shoes 2
“no worries 2
“it isn’t 2
back around 2
take care 2
will get 2
won’t mind 2
cynthia stood 2
duct tape 2
cynthia took 2
couldn’t believe 2
will take 2
cynthia said 2
cynthia put 2
greg took 2
deep breath 2
good news 2
big job 2
hold back 2
aaron stepped 2
turned around 2
it’s just 2
cynthia replied 2
leave early 2
greg turned 2
greg laughed 2
front door 2
fireworks show” 2
cynthia asked 2
“i’m sorry 2
cynthia rushed 2
door swung 2
cynthia’s hand 2
sale sign 2
store open 2
Most frequent three-word phrases:
door bell chirped 3
cynthia couldn’t believe 2
Most frequent five-word phrases:
go to the fireworks show 2
and walked over to cynthia 2
took a deep breath and 2
stood up and walked over 2
buying up all the businesses 2
up and walked over to 2
Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words:
to the 32
the door 25
the store 25
on the 20
the counter 19
of the 16
in the 15
the office 14
at the 14
on her 13
to her 13
it was 12
her step-mother 12
at her 10
have to 10
she said 9
as she 9
her to 9
with a 9
the sidewalk 8
behind the 7
the fireworks 7
he said 7
to be 7
her head 7
to herself 7
and the 7
out of 7
she was 6
she knew 6
counter to 6
was a 6
me to 6
from the 6
in a 6
into the 6
her feet 6
i don’t 6
would be 6
for a 6
in her 6
the floor 5
the sign 5
and looked 5
the stain 5
the desk 5
and she 5
back to 5
looked at 5
the next 5
around the 5
trying to 5
she had 5
stood up 5
door and 5
fireworks show 5
when she 5
over the 4
such a 4
on that 4
up the 4
up and 4
of her 4
back on 4
cynthia and 4
her shoulder 4
to cynthia 4
to go 4
are you 4
leaned over 4
if you 4
towards the 4
over to 4
door bell 4
and then 4
was in 4
he asked 4
all the 4
through the 4
care of 4
a large 4
over her 4
she turned 4
the wall 4
down at 4
stain on 4
one of 4
walked to 4
the store” 4
to hold 4
you don’t 4
don’t know 4
hand and 4
and a 3
a moment 3
her back 3
a pair 3
cynthia jumped 3
of relish 3
i was 3
she looked 3
if it 3
next to 3
he was 3
out a 3
his face 3
the best 3
was so 3
for her 3
she walked 3
and cynthia 3
a few 3
you can 3
to see 3
and he 3
cynthia couldn’t 3
pickle stain 3
for you” 3
be back 3
your family 3
brought her 3
her knees 3
“i guess 3
office door 3
pair of 3
his arm 3
for the 3
as if 3
and pulled 3
the park 3
go to 3
stepped up 3
behind her 3
door open 3
onto the 3
her way 3
bell chirped 3
to help 3
the time 3
going to 3
i have 3
to work 3
turned and 3
tried to 3
but the 3
put the 3
about the 3
by the 3
up at 3
up to 3
to buy 3
i can 3
out to 3
felt like 3
took a 3
on his 3
her jeans 3
will have 3
i’ve been 3
asked me 3
she asked 3
out the 3
she stood 2
pulled a 2
that pickle 2
the security 2
to give 2
and caught 2
to move 2
to prop 2
jeans and 2
saw that 2
the shelves 2
time for 2
i brought 2
it’s just 2
took the 2
there anything 2
sell the 2
to sell 2
at greg 2
her foot 2
door swung 2
to realize 2
hold the 2
and watched 2
you get 2
and starla 2
a hug 2
back around 2
help with 2
jumped up 2
but i 2
mean it 2
back over 2
don’t have 2
cynthia’s hand 2
starla was 2
by what 2
looked down 2
across the 2
the street 2
to hear 2
the other 2
the pickles 2
deep breath 2
was that 2
she tried 2
watch the 2
reached out 2
fireworks show” 2
hug and 2
back out 2
outside the 2
guess you 2
was no 2
her hip 2
from his 2
a second 2
a good 2
the beautiful 2
won’t mind 2
list from 2
good news 2
open with 2
a year 2
murmured to 2
give him 2
close the 2
powder that 2
a single 2
it took 2
the whole 2
cynthia rushed 2
pulling out 2
back at 2
had heard 2
she reached 2
if i 2
mom is 2
keep the 2
that greg 2
cynthia replied 2
to do 2
couldn’t believe 2
was gone 2
and gave 2
move the 2
the businesses 2
the family 2
it open 2
breath and 2
this was 2
to your 2
the little 2
for your 2
i’ll be 2
to change 2
will take 2
at cynthia 2
leaned against 2
knees and 2
and kylie 2
out and 2
to find 2
and started 2
head and 2
“it isn’t 2
started to 2
greg took 2
tripped on 2
in line 2
asked with 2
“no worries 2
with his 2
to get 2
greg laughed 2
store was 2
and leaned 2
gave him 2
aaron stepped 2
turned around 2
to close 2
coming in 2
to do” 2
was the 2
rushed to 2
was dark 2
her and 2
she murmured 2
jumped to 2
his question 2
me out” 2
the same 2
sure we 2
put on 2
thing i 2
she cried 2
and slid 2
the people 2
heard the 2
looked over 2
home and 2
see her 2
then he 2
our business 2
“i’m sorry 2
you to 2
the sun 2
store this 2
cynthia asked 2
listening to 2
around her 2
had to 2
“are you 2
she told 2
it through 2
dark and 2
just asked 2
a little 2
and all 2
greeted her 2
“i can’t 2
“i don’t 2
her shoulders 2
cynthia put 2
to leave 2
hold back 2
no one 2
it would 2
starla and 2
told me 2
a familiar 2
cynthia looked 2
there’s no 2
came in 2
her hands 2
the powder 2
that to 2
cover the 2
jar of 2
the front 2
when greg 2
off the 2
a deep 2
it up 2
the clock 2
then she 2
duct tape 2
no way 2
charlie and 2
a bag 2
the rug 2
for you 2
how can 2
“thank you 2
dropped her 2
be the 2
the back 2
get some 2
a holiday 2
before you 2
she managed 2
“i look 2
will get 2
office and 2
talking to 2
up all 2
and there’s 2
“it’s only 2
open the 2
at all 2
to run 2
his own 2
the sound 2
reached the 2
cynthia stood 2
big job 2
his pocket 2
walked over 2
feet and 2
her hand 2
to him 2
the sale 2
leave early 2
the ground 2
asked her 2
so he 2
time to 2
my mom 2
store open 2
next few 2
filled with 2
in this 2
caught a 2
to open 2
of its 2
realized that 2
took her 2
work for 2
and her 2
“did you 2
“it’s a 2
she leaned 2
want to 2
looking for 2
her senses 2
cynthia took 2
the closet 2
bag and 2
until you 2
only a 2
searching for 2
“is that 2
her tongue 2
counter and 2
said to 2
her shoes 2
buying up 2
looked up 2
front door 2
and smiled 2
the heavy 2
and ran 2
she saw 2
we will 2
what she 2
a big 2
away from 2
in and 2
take care 2
he looked 2
and greg 2
take a 2
“this is 2
and walked 2
in my 2
tennis shoes 2
the only 2
wall and 2
greg turned 2
sound of 2
but she 2
knew that 2
and moved 2
sale sign 2
and saw 2
cynthia said 2
softly to 2
him and 2
of aaron’s 2
won’t have 2
you could 2
Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words:
the counter to 6
behind the counter 6
the fireworks show 5
to her feet 5
walked to the 4
the door bell 4
looked at the 3
door bell chirped 3
her to the 3
the door open 3
into the office 3
back to the 3
over her shoulder 3
a pair of 3
the office door 3
the door and 3
in the store 3
to the office 3
to the fireworks 3
leaned over the 3
around the counter 3
was in the 3
stain on the 3
i have to 3
stood up and 3
go to the 3
over the counter 3
on the wall 3
to see her 2
to give him 2
to the closet 2
the store was 2
the next few 2
to the store 2
over to cynthia 2
she leaned over 2
by the time 2
cynthia jumped to 2
up and walked 2
her hand and 2
and the store 2
and walked over 2
on her foot 2
a deep breath 2
keep the store 2
he asked with 2
deep breath and 2
at the store 2
the wall and 2
will have to 2
he was gone 2
hold the door 2
murmured to herself 2
pulling out a 2
to close the 2
to her knees 2
you don’t have 2
trying to find 2
she looked at 2
to the floor 2
by what she 2
and caught a 2
took a deep 2
buying up all 2
starla and kylie 2
to cynthia and 2
if you don’t 2
the store this 2
the front door 2
softly to herself 2
i don’t know 2
up all the 2
onto the sidewalk 2
one of the 2
it would be 2
towards the door 2
all the businesses 2
was dark and 2
won’t have to 2
looked down at 2
and looked at 2
to the door 2
“i guess you 2
on the counter 2
her head and 2
on the sidewalk 2
the counter and 2
her feet and 2
at the clock 2
just asked me 2
the sound of 2
jar of relish 2
the store open 2
her to her 2
searching for a 2
for a moment 2
walked over to 2
move the sign 2
the door swung 2
asked me out” 2
from the office 2
cover the store 2
down at the 2
her jeans and 2
she turned and 2
she murmured to 2
down at her 2
but the door 2
her knees and 2
she was so 2
it was a 2
to her senses 2
out of the 2
take care of 2
looked up at 2
back on her 2
brought her back 2
the stain on 2
but she knew 2
care of the 2
the sale sign 2
and there’s no 2
to go to 2
there’s no way 2
rushed to the 2
cynthia couldn’t believe 2
what she had 2
she said to 2
she knew that 2
have to close 2
“i don’t know 2
it was that 2
tripped on the 2
the office and 2
in the next 2
cynthia’s hand and 2
to be the 2
Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words:
leaned over the counter 3
to the fireworks show 3
the door bell chirped 3
she looked at the 2
took a deep breath 2
have to close the 2
just asked me out” 2
go to the fireworks 2
stood up and walked 2
to go to the 2
she murmured to herself 2
keep the store open 2
by what she had 2
back to the office 2
around the counter to 2
and there’s no way 2
to her knees and 2
to her feet and 2
a deep breath and 2
and walked over to 2
buying up all the 2
behind the counter to 2
up and walked over 2
walked over to cynthia 2
up all the businesses 2