| Number of paragraphs: |
89 |
| Average number of sentences per paragraph:: |
2.22 |
| Longest Sentence: |
'then, she walked back over to lisa i tried to see what they were doing to lisa, but the other nurse saw me looking and shut the curtain around the bed.' (31 words) |
| Shortest Sentence: |
'“yes, yes.' (2 words) |
Readability according to Gunning-Fog Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
4.94 |
Readability according to Automated Readability Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
-2.76 |
Readability according to Coleman-Liau Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
2.05 |
Average readability (the higher, the harder to read): |
1.41 |
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases: |
| nurse came |
2 |
| “what kind |
2 |
| good night |
2 |
| bloody stumps |
2 |
| heavy sleeper |
2 |
| “they told |
2 |
| hospital gown |
2 |
| lisa waved |
2 |
| steel gray |
2 |
| continued screaming |
2 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases: |
| steel gray eyes |
2 |
| still half asleep |
1 |
| think she’s convinced |
1 |
| “you can unpack |
1 |
| sore right now |
1 |
| “um…heavy…i guess…” “oh |
1 |
| “you like video |
1 |
| sat just like |
1 |
| someone else…” “no” |
1 |
| just ignore you” |
1 |
|
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words |
| it was |
8 |
| of the |
7 |
| one of |
7 |
| not lisa” |
7 |
| said the |
7 |
| the nurse |
7 |
| i said |
6 |
| i was |
6 |
| she said |
6 |
| i couldn’t |
6 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| one of them |
3 |
| said the one |
3 |
| of my bed |
3 |
| “i’m not lisa” |
3 |
| one of the |
3 |
| one with the |
2 |
| you a heavy |
2 |
| looked up and |
2 |
| or a light |
2 |
| i heard her |
2 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases: |
| nurse came |
2 |
| even though |
2 |
| “what kind |
2 |
| good night |
2 |
| gray eyes |
2 |
| every time |
2 |
| bloody stumps |
2 |
| lisa rodgers |
2 |
| asked lisa |
2 |
| heavy sleeper |
2 |
| “they told |
2 |
| hospital gown |
2 |
| light sleeper” |
2 |
| lisa waved |
2 |
| still watching |
2 |
| steel gray |
2 |
| just like |
2 |
| continued screaming |
2 |
|
| Most frequent three-word phrases: |
|
| Most frequent five-word phrases: |
| the one with the clipboard |
2 |
| i looked up and saw |
2 |
| said the one with the |
2 |
| looked up and saw her |
2 |
| heavy sleeper or a light |
2 |
| “are you a heavy sleeper |
2 |
| you a heavy sleeper or |
2 |
| sleeper or a light sleeper” |
2 |
| a heavy sleeper or a |
2 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words: |
| it was |
8 |
| of the |
7 |
| not lisa” |
7 |
| the nurse |
7 |
| one of |
7 |
| said the |
7 |
| she said |
6 |
| i said |
6 |
| i was |
6 |
| i couldn’t |
6 |
| at the |
5 |
| the room |
5 |
| “i’m not |
5 |
| in the |
5 |
| my mom |
5 |
| on the |
5 |
| the other |
5 |
| i asked |
4 |
| at me |
4 |
| from the |
4 |
| the gurney |
4 |
| i had |
4 |
| but i |
4 |
| the girl |
4 |
| of my |
4 |
| with the |
4 |
| of her |
4 |
| of lisa |
3 |
| of them |
3 |
| the one |
3 |
| i continued |
3 |
| my bed |
3 |
| to be |
3 |
| i’m not |
3 |
| to go |
3 |
| and then |
3 |
| i tried |
3 |
| the end |
3 |
| in a |
3 |
| down the |
3 |
| she screamed |
3 |
| have the |
3 |
| that you |
3 |
| i reached |
3 |
| her head |
3 |
| the clipboard |
3 |
| “are you |
3 |
| chest and |
2 |
| if you |
2 |
| time i |
2 |
| she walked |
2 |
| even though |
2 |
| my eyes |
2 |
| one with |
2 |
| be able |
2 |
| steel gray |
2 |
| saw her |
2 |
| turned out |
2 |
| kind of |
2 |
| my chest |
2 |
| with her” |
2 |
| what they |
2 |
| the doorway |
2 |
| was still |
2 |
| a few |
2 |
| i looked |
2 |
| a light |
2 |
| as we |
2 |
| “me too |
2 |
| the hallway |
2 |
| i knew |
2 |
| nurse came |
2 |
| away from |
2 |
| nothing to |
2 |
| “they told |
2 |
| hospital gown |
2 |
| i smiled |
2 |
| other nurse |
2 |
| the elevator |
2 |
| was nothing |
2 |
| made me |
2 |
| the curtain |
2 |
| watching the |
2 |
| you a |
2 |
| came in |
2 |
| though i |
2 |
| grabbed my |
2 |
| heavy sleeper |
2 |
| they were |
2 |
| lisa waved |
2 |
| the color |
2 |
| to a |
2 |
| the thought |
2 |
| there was |
2 |
| me down |
2 |
| i cried |
2 |
| continued screaming |
2 |
| she had |
2 |
| i thought |
2 |
| “there are |
2 |
| good night |
2 |
| wrong with |
2 |
| foot of |
2 |
| just like |
2 |
| not lisa |
2 |
| over to |
2 |
| then she |
2 |
| if she |
2 |
| looked up |
2 |
| i saw |
2 |
| out my |
2 |
| asked lisa |
2 |
| going to |
2 |
| was a |
2 |
| to lisa |
2 |
| my dad |
2 |
| but it |
2 |
| heard her |
2 |
| like that |
2 |
| there were |
2 |
| hand was |
2 |
| was in |
2 |
| kids here |
2 |
| reached out |
2 |
| he said |
2 |
| “what kind |
2 |
| lisa rodgers |
2 |
| when i |
2 |
| in and |
2 |
| the nurses |
2 |
| or a |
2 |
| you are |
2 |
| to have |
2 |
| a blood |
2 |
| the foot |
2 |
| every time |
2 |
| bloody stumps |
2 |
| am not |
2 |
| with bloody |
2 |
| tried to |
2 |
| able to |
2 |
| the hospital |
2 |
| the hall |
2 |
| my mouth |
2 |
| told us |
2 |
| gray eyes |
2 |
| and said |
2 |
| i heard |
2 |
| asked my |
2 |
| said my |
2 |
| out of |
2 |
| but the |
2 |
| sleeper or |
2 |
| for a |
2 |
| end of |
2 |
| i nodded |
2 |
| are so |
2 |
| light sleeper” |
2 |
| a pukey-green |
2 |
| and saw |
2 |
| as i |
2 |
| up and |
2 |
| my hand |
2 |
| the man |
2 |
| the bed |
2 |
| around me |
2 |
| had to |
2 |
| a heavy |
2 |
| her bed |
2 |
| still watching |
2 |
|
| Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| “i’m not lisa” |
3 |
| said the one |
3 |
| one of the |
3 |
| one of them |
3 |
| of my bed |
3 |
| be able to |
2 |
| but i couldn’t |
2 |
| sleeper or a |
2 |
| of her bed |
2 |
| and saw her |
2 |
| or a light |
2 |
| but it was |
2 |
| a light sleeper” |
2 |
| the other nurse |
2 |
| with bloody stumps |
2 |
| though i knew |
2 |
| steel gray eyes |
2 |
| with the clipboard |
2 |
| my chest and |
2 |
| i looked up |
2 |
| of lisa waved |
2 |
| “i’m not lisa |
2 |
| at the end |
2 |
| every time i |
2 |
| still watching the |
2 |
| the end of |
2 |
| nurse came in |
2 |
| i heard her |
2 |
| “they told us |
2 |
| had to go |
2 |
| away from the |
2 |
| the one with |
2 |
| the foot of |
2 |
| at the foot |
2 |
| looked up and |
2 |
| said the nurse |
2 |
| one with the |
2 |
| i tried to |
2 |
| i’m not lisa” |
2 |
| “what kind of |
2 |
| up and saw |
2 |
| heavy sleeper or |
2 |
| a heavy sleeper |
2 |
| i continued screaming |
2 |
| you a heavy |
2 |
| came in and |
2 |
| then she said |
2 |
| “are you a |
2 |
| was in a |
2 |
| wrong with her” |
2 |
| am not lisa” |
2 |
|
| Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words: |
| at the end of |
2 |
| nurse came in and |
2 |
| or a light sleeper” |
2 |
| at the foot of |
2 |
| said the one with |
2 |
| the one with the |
2 |
| i looked up and |
2 |
| one with the clipboard |
2 |
| you a heavy sleeper |
2 |
| a heavy sleeper or |
2 |
| looked up and saw |
2 |
| up and saw her |
2 |
| heavy sleeper or a |
2 |
| sleeper or a light |
2 |
| “are you a heavy |
2 |
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