Analysis for The Brightest Setting Sun...

Lexical analysis

Number of words (tokens): 2774
Number of distinct words (types): 875
Average number of words per sentence: 15.58
Average number of words per paragraph: 231.17
Lexical Density: 0.32
Longest Word: 'the-voice-from-the-wind,' (24)
Shortest Word: 'one' (3)
Ten Most Frequent Words:
shepherd 58
see 15
time 15
without 14
now 13
stranger 12
sun 11
back 11
setting 11
saw 10

Textual analysis

Number of paragraphs: 12
Average number of sentences per paragraph:: 14.83
Longest Sentence: 'the black suv seemed at first to sway sideways while still coming towards him, but then in a squealing of tires on pavement, the vehicle flipped onto its driver’s side and skidded across the pavement leaving sparks in its wake, and then stopped with all' (49 words)
Shortest Sentence: 'go now!”' (2 words)
Readability according to Gunning-Fog Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 8.38
Readability according to Automated Readability Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 0.63
Readability according to Coleman-Liau Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 2.05
Average readability
(the higher, the harder to read):		 3.69

Phrasal analysis

Ten most frequent two-word phrases:
without warning 4
shepherd saw 4
shepherd looked 4
shepherd heard 3
ryker institute 3
blue eyes 3
rising moon 3
sun sets 2
felt drawn 2
brightest setting 2
Ten most frequent three-word phrases:
faded blue eyes 2
something went wrong 2
shepherd felt drawn 2
wrong didn’t it” 1
subject number two 1
valid…the questioner asks 1
“i’m sorry miss 1
dimly lit hallway 1
pull switch four 1
pavement leaving sparks 1
Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words
in the 17
of the 16
at the 14
he had 13
on the 12
to the 12
the stranger 12
by the 11
the sun 8
see the 7
Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words:
by the setting 6
work by the 6
shepherd could see 5
by the rising 4
round and round 4
the round and 4
do your work 4
some sort of 3
the setting of 3
opened his eyes 3
Most frequent two-word phrases:
shepherd saw 4
without warning 4
shepherd looked 4
shepherd heard 3
ryker institute 3
rising moon 3
blue eyes 3
number two 2
shepherd jones 2
without thinking 2
shepherd felt 2
arrived back 2
full knowledge 2
“you see 2
lab coat 2
subject two 2
faded blue 2
shepherd knew 2
damp pavement 2
setting sun 2
felt drawn 2
brightest setting 2
subject number 2
words spoken 2
shepherd asked 2
sun setting 2
went wrong 2
sun sets 2
second floor 2
feet away 2
something went 2
Most frequent three-word phrases:
something went wrong 2
faded blue eyes 2
shepherd felt drawn 2
Most frequent five-word phrases:
by the setting of the 3
the round and round of 2
do your work by the 2
the round and round that 2
round and round that is 2
round of all that is 2
you do your work by 2
in the round and round 2
and round of all that 2
see the round and round 2
my work by the rising 2
your work by the setting 2
shepherd felt drawn to the 2
round and round of all 2
shepherd looked over at the 2
work by the rising moon 2
Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words:
in the 17
of the 16
at the 14
he had 13
the stranger 12
on the 12
to the 12
by the 11
the sun 8
see the 7
to be 7
in a 7
saw the 7
the setting 6
work by 6
and then 6
shepherd could 6
he was 6
and without 6
sort of 6
as he 6
had to 6
from the 5
of all 5
his eyes 5
as you 5
your work 5
as the 5
the street 5
have been 5
the truth 5
seemed to 5
could see 5
the same 5
the man 5
had been 4
the round 4
shepherd saw 4
round and 4
without warning 4
the moon 4
at shepherd 4
looking up 4
the rising 4
shepherd looked 4
in an 4
that is 4
he saw 4
opened his 4
he looked 4
and round 4
do your 4
the road 4
that he 4
back to 4
up at 3
you see 3
it seemed 3
shepherd heard 3
the list 3
setting of 3
to do 3
a man 3
the hood 3
of this 3
for a 3
down at 3
ryker institute 3
do you 3
there was 3
to find 3
a while 3
it had 3
to shepherd 3
blue eyes 3
some sort 3
then shepherd 3
trying to 3
could have 3
i have 3
you do 3
you of 3
knew he 3
stranger was 3
as if 3
and the 3
rising moon 3
in his 3
that the 3
the suv 3
could not 2
within and 2
knew what 2
the second 2
the hill 2
and space 2
with a 2
the table 2
the wind 2
standing in 2
in front 2
i see 2
but then 2
once more 2
of his 2
on his 2
should be 2
were and 2
he knew 2
setting sun 2
done by 2
is a 2
over at 2
is all 2
the subject 2
was gone 2
to his 2
my work 2
form of 2
of an 2
as it 2
the young 2
here and 2
faded blue 2
went wrong 2
to us 2
was pressed 2
over the 2
to happen 2
all that 2
not the 2
sun setting 2
“what is 2
something went 2
the car 2
but with 2
would be 2
and opened 2
the faded 2
round of 2
allowed himself 2
an instant 2
had no 2
without thinking 2
full knowledge 2
any of 2
felt drawn 2
his work 2
they have 2
words spoken 2
his hands 2
time and 2
drawn to 2
damp pavement 2
i did 2
from within 2
this place 2
standing up 2
had seen 2
to a 2
knowledge of 2
over to 2
across the 2
the original 2
pointing to 2
subject two 2
there at 2
what exactly 2
you will 2
and shepherd 2
the pavement 2
have seen 2
the brightest 2
no doubt 2
at all 2
time to 2
second floor 2
there is 2
then in 2
if he 2
the explosion 2
for now 2
these words 2
that which 2
been given 2
over his 2
the other 2
“you see 2
why must 2
lab coat 2
of him 2
with the 2
to call 2
the end 2
of a 2
seen in 2
the scream 2
had a 2
brightest setting 2
an explosion 2
subject number 2
he said 2
the west 2
in those 2
is done 2
into the 2
sun sets 2
some form 2
staring at 2
to have 2
composed of 2
feet away 2
must i 2
duplicate of 2
you talk 2
was no 2
it was 2
for the 2
just as 2
number two 2
himself to 2
something was 2
arrived back 2
of what 2
did the 2
no longer 2
have done 2
we had 2
after the 2
shepherd felt 2
to me 2
shepherd knew 2
shepherd jones 2
the beginning 2
what he 2
closed his 2
he seemed 2
on in 2
looked over 2
same time 2
his face 2
the horizon 2
he opened 2
round that 2
you can 2
shepherd asked 2
the woman 2
meaning to 2
understand what 2
was in 2
yet he 2
as shepherd 2
heard the 2
as they 2
the nearest 2
was now 2
Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words:
by the setting 6
work by the 6
shepherd could see 5
the round and 4
by the rising 4
round and round 4
do your work 4
the stranger was 3
up at the 3
the setting of 3
he saw the 3
setting of the 3
as he looked 3
some sort of 3
the rising moon 3
you of all 3
down at the 3
opened his eyes 3
had to be 2
as you can 2
it seemed to 2
he had seen 2
the same time 2
“what is a 2
your work by 2
could have been 2
of all that 2
is done by 2
round that is 2
something went wrong 2
round of all 2
all that is 2
looking up at 2
that he had 2
then in a 2
they have seen 2
in the round 2
some form of 2
drawn to the 2
shepherd heard the 2
the brightest setting 2
and without thinking 2
could see the 2
he opened his 2
done by the 2
he had to 2
the sun setting 2
at the same 2
shepherd looked over 2
felt drawn to 2
and round that 2
closed his eyes 2
his work by 2
seemed to be 2
faded blue eyes 2
knew what he 2
looked over at 2
he seemed to 2
and opened his 2
had seen in 2
over the horizon 2
shepherd saw the 2
over at the 2
in an instant 2
allowed himself to 2
you see the 2
see the round 2
my work by 2
the second floor 2
back to us 2
and round of 2
you do your 2
staring at shepherd 2
for a while 2
do you talk 2
time and space 2
the sun sets 2
within and without 2
to the nearest 2
there at the 2
why must i 2
on the street 2
shepherd felt drawn 2
Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words:
the round and round 4
work by the rising 3
by the rising moon 3
the setting of the 3
by the setting of 3
round and round of 2
he had seen in 2
at the same time 2
work by the setting 2
and round that is 2
looked over at the 2
looking up at the 2
he opened his eyes 2
shepherd looked over at 2
felt drawn to the 2
round and round that 2
is done by the 2
do your work by 2
and round of all 2
you do your work 2
your work by the 2
his work by the 2
see the round and 2
round of all that 2
shepherd could see the 2
shepherd felt drawn to 2
of all that is 2
in the round and 2
my work by the 2