| Number of paragraphs: |
118 |
| Average number of sentences per paragraph:: |
1.64 |
| Longest Sentence: |
'i might have gone on drifting forever, existing in a state of eternal thought, or what i think was thought, i’m still not sure, if i didn’t hear a sudden voice of reason acknowledge my presence and bring me into a sort of pristine stage light.' (46 words) |
| Shortest Sentence: |
'no harps.' (2 words) |
Readability according to Gunning-Fog Index
(the higher, the harder to read): |
5.21 |
Readability according to Automated Readability Index
(the higher, the harder to read): |
-3.76 |
Readability according to Coleman-Liau Index
(the higher, the harder to read): |
1.34 |
Average readability
(the higher, the harder to read): |
0.93 |
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases: |
| blue sky |
3 |
| don’t understand” |
2 |
| “you know |
2 |
| i’m sure |
2 |
| always pictured |
2 |
| something else |
2 |
| came back |
2 |
| total darkness |
2 |
| sweet-stale nicotine |
1 |
| drifting forever |
1 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases: |
| sarah’s banana nut-bread |
1 |
| didn’t last long |
1 |
| stay…” “of coarse |
1 |
| feel like sand |
1 |
| getting used to…” |
1 |
| nicotine scent right |
1 |
| can still see |
1 |
| never actually heard |
1 |
| pristine stage light |
1 |
| didn’t feel like |
1 |
|
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words |
| i was |
13 |
| it was |
9 |
| i said |
9 |
| my eyes |
7 |
| there was |
6 |
| in the |
6 |
| where she |
5 |
| and i |
5 |
| closed my |
4 |
| i asked |
4 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| closed my eyes |
4 |
| i told him |
4 |
| and i was |
3 |
| where she is |
3 |
| i closed my |
3 |
| he asked me |
3 |
| know where she |
3 |
| i was in |
3 |
| it was something |
2 |
| my eyes i |
2 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases: |
| blue sky |
3 |
| don’t understand” |
2 |
| “you know |
2 |
| i’m sure |
2 |
| always pictured |
2 |
| something else |
2 |
| came back |
2 |
| total darkness |
2 |
|
| Most frequent five-word phrases: |
| i was in the void |
2 |
| “you know where she is |
2 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words: |
| i was |
13 |
| i said |
9 |
| it was |
9 |
| my eyes |
7 |
| in the |
6 |
| there was |
6 |
| and i |
5 |
| where she |
5 |
| i asked |
4 |
| closed my |
4 |
| but there |
4 |
| told me |
4 |
| was something |
4 |
| i told |
4 |
| he asked |
4 |
| he said |
4 |
| want to |
4 |
| told him |
4 |
| the light |
4 |
| to know |
3 |
| you want |
3 |
| i knew |
3 |
| blue sky |
3 |
| into a |
3 |
| i could |
3 |
| the void |
3 |
| do you |
3 |
| she said |
3 |
| am i |
3 |
| “i don’t |
3 |
| to be |
3 |
| i always |
3 |
| in a |
3 |
| was in |
3 |
| me in |
3 |
| she was |
3 |
| “is that |
3 |
| was no |
3 |
| i think |
3 |
| but it |
3 |
| asked me |
3 |
| she is |
3 |
| i didn’t |
3 |
| know where |
3 |
| the clouds |
3 |
| i wasn’t |
3 |
| i closed |
3 |
| should be |
3 |
| with my |
2 |
| at the |
2 |
| he told |
2 |
| something else |
2 |
| it is |
2 |
| don’t understand” |
2 |
| a dream |
2 |
| of it |
2 |
| be angry” |
2 |
| from the |
2 |
| would i |
2 |
| total darkness |
2 |
| is it” |
2 |
| and there |
2 |
| we were |
2 |
| the way |
2 |
| asked her |
2 |
| than a |
2 |
| at least |
2 |
| i should |
2 |
| beside me |
2 |
| imagined the |
2 |
| no smoke |
2 |
| sky and |
2 |
| on a |
2 |
| what i |
2 |
| and he |
2 |
| sure of |
2 |
| i never |
2 |
| but i |
2 |
| it didn’t |
2 |
| i not |
2 |
| exactly where |
2 |
| around the |
2 |
| at me |
2 |
| when i |
2 |
| i imagined |
2 |
| at all |
2 |
| was all |
2 |
| i opened |
2 |
| that it |
2 |
| i’m not |
2 |
| on the |
2 |
| that’s not |
2 |
| around us |
2 |
| “i can |
2 |
| of my |
2 |
| tell me |
2 |
| i saw |
2 |
| did not |
2 |
| now it |
2 |
| the darkness |
2 |
| came back |
2 |
| in your |
2 |
| you know |
2 |
| of a |
2 |
| not sure |
2 |
| clouds and |
2 |
| he was |
2 |
| i want |
2 |
| all a |
2 |
| there i |
2 |
| a cloud |
2 |
| me something |
2 |
| sort of |
2 |
| back to |
2 |
| eyes i |
2 |
| “you know |
2 |
| and the |
2 |
| “i should |
2 |
| you can |
2 |
| calling me |
2 |
| always pictured |
2 |
| “i know |
2 |
| i’m sure |
2 |
|
| Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| closed my eyes |
4 |
| i told him |
4 |
| where she is |
3 |
| i closed my |
3 |
| and i was |
3 |
| he asked me |
3 |
| know where she |
3 |
| i was in |
3 |
| want to know |
2 |
| there i was |
2 |
| he told me |
2 |
| i asked her |
2 |
| the clouds and |
2 |
| you want to |
2 |
| am i not |
2 |
| it was all |
2 |
| it was something |
2 |
| my eyes i |
2 |
| was in the |
2 |
| when i opened |
2 |
| there was something |
2 |
| there was no |
2 |
| and there i |
2 |
| “you know where |
2 |
| in the void |
2 |
| but it didn’t |
2 |
| “i should be |
2 |
| with my eyes |
2 |
| i imagined the |
2 |
| i always pictured |
2 |
| blue sky and |
2 |
| should be angry” |
2 |
|
| Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words: |
| i closed my eyes |
3 |
| i was in the |
2 |
| know where she is |
2 |
| was in the void |
2 |
| “you know where she |
2 |
| and there i was |
2 |
|
