Analysis for The Adamant Tower Ch. 1

Lexical analysis

Number of words (tokens): 1119
Number of distinct words (types): 449
Average number of words per sentence: 11.42
Average number of words per paragraph: 26.64
Lexical Density: 0.4
Longest Word: 'gouvernment…”she' (16)
Shortest Word: 'wet' (3)
Ten Most Frequent Words:
woman 10
man 10
said 9
city 5
light 5
dees 5
still 5
seemed 4
gun 4
subway 4

Textual analysis

Number of paragraphs: 42
Average number of sentences per paragraph:: 2.33
Longest Sentence: 'the tunnel was unlit except for the gratings that filtered through the already filtered sunlight, through the clouds and the smog, between the innumerable people above their heads, and through the metal grate.' (33 words)
Shortest Sentence: '“d-don’t move!”' (2 words)
Readability according to Gunning-Fog Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 6.68
Readability according to Automated Readability Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 -0.51
Readability according to Coleman-Liau Index
(the higher, the harder to read):		 3.22
Average readability
(the higher, the harder to read):		 3.13

Phrasal analysis

Ten most frequent two-word phrases:
blue-eyed man 4
thought robots 2
sharp blue 2
haven’t noticed 2
young man 2
woman looked 2
work wit 2
clamped jaw 2
wet sleeve 2
hostile meet 2
Ten most frequent three-word phrases:
blue met amber 2
know government workers 2
walk dees streets” 2
sharp blue met 2
dees hostile meet 2
blue-eyed man walked 1
man walked right 1
haven’t noticed anyone” 1
find anyone today 1
hardly anyone went 1
Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words
the woman 8
through the 6
clenched her 4
of the 4
you said 4
blue-eyed man 4
for the 4
into the 4
had been 4
the blue-eyed 4
Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words:
the blue-eyed man 4
“i said i 2
i was a 2
when i walk 2
said you work 2
“but you said 2
the government…and you 2
walk dees streets” 2
clenched her dark 2
dees hostile meet 2
Most frequent two-word phrases:
blue-eyed man 4
met amber 2
subway station 2
government workers 2
dees hostile 2
thought robots 2
sharp blue 2
haven’t noticed 2
young man 2
woman looked 2
never said 2
york city 2
blue met 2
walk dees 2
stop shooting 2
work wit 2
dees streets” 2
know government 2
clamped jaw 2
wet sleeve 2
hostile meet 2
Most frequent three-word phrases:
know government workers 2
dees hostile meet 2
sharp blue met 2
blue met amber 2
walk dees streets” 2
Most frequent five-word phrases:
i work wit de government 2
"i never said i was 2
“if you had been listening” 2
& greets when i walk 2
hostile meet & greets when 2
to dees hostile meet & 2
never said i was a 2
government…and you know government workers 2
for the government…and you know 2
as a maetter of fact 2
you work for the government…and 2
said i was a robot" 2
said i work wit de 2
“i said i work wit 2
you know government workers these 2
when i walk dees streets” 2
the government…and you know government 2
“i want to help you 2
said you work for the 2
what leads to dees hostile 2
she muttered through her clamped 2
leads to dees hostile meet 2
muttered through her clamped jaw 2
sleeve and clenched her jaw 2
and she relaxed her tone 2
greets when i walk dees 2
meet & greets when i 2
work for the government…and you 2
you said you work for 2
stop shooting at me den” 2
dees hostile meet & greets 2
will you stop shooting at 2
is what leads to dees 2
you stop shooting at me 2
wet sleeve and clenched her 2
Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words:
the woman 8
through the 6
of the 4
clenched her 4
you said 4
blue-eyed man 4
the blue-eyed 4
seemed to 4
had been 4
into the 4
it was 4
for the 4
said i 4
help you 3
in the 3
out of 3
the tunnel 3
the man 3
i work 2
government…and you 2
at the 2
garbage was 2
the floor 2
you stop 2
between the 2
at me 2
thought robots 2
haven’t noticed 2
robots don't 2
he had 2
de government 2
a raincoat 2
clamped jaw 2
she muttered 2
to help 2
the young 2
will you 2
i walk 2
a maetter 2
her dark 2
into a 2
you work 2
began to 2
hostile meet 2
shooting at 2
to say 2
& greets 2
woman looked 2
streets were 2
"i never 2
work for 2
wit de 2
the streets 2
her tone 2
don't bleed" 2
had only 2
a robot" 2
his shoulder 2
greets when 2
said you 2
her clamped 2
young man 2
“but you 2
work wit 2
the city 2
she clenched 2
when i 2
muttered through 2
and clenched 2
meet & 2
wet sleeve 2
to dees 2
subway station 2
government workers 2
sleeve and 2
on the 2
you had 2
i was 2
stop shooting 2
through her 2
woman could 2
been listening” 2
into her 2
a subway 2
the old 2
and she 2
was a 2
she relaxed 2
met amber 2
wearing a 2
the government…and 2
you know 2
walk dees 2
blue met 2
could see 2
of fact 2
his gun 2
leads to 2
was the 2
the only 2
me den” 2
her jaw 2
workers these 2
from his 2
and the 2
the doorman 2
is what 2
sharp blue 2
“if you 2
“i said 2
want to 2
relaxed her 2
the light 2
“i want 2
as a 2
dees streets” 2
that the 2
maetter of 2
dees hostile 2
york city 2
what leads 2
know government 2
never said 2
Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words:
the blue-eyed man 4
government…and you know 2
when i walk 2
& greets when 2
blue met amber 2
“if you had 2
as a maetter 2
"i never said 2
she muttered through 2
what leads to 2
said i was 2
said you work 2
the young man 2
and clenched her 2
the government…and you 2
shooting at me 2
i walk dees 2
she clenched her 2
never said i 2
wet sleeve and 2
maetter of fact 2
wit de government 2
meet & greets 2
the woman looked 2
“i said i 2
you stop shooting 2
will you stop 2
muttered through her 2
stop shooting at 2
i work wit 2
government workers these 2
and she relaxed 2
she relaxed her 2
had been listening” 2
walk dees streets” 2
you know government 2
greets when i 2
he had been 2
sharp blue met 2
a maetter of 2
the woman could 2
her clamped jaw 2
you had been 2
for the government…and 2
a subway station 2
relaxed her tone 2
hostile meet & 2
through her clamped 2
leads to dees 2
said i work 2
you said you 2
work wit de 2
sleeve and clenched 2
is what leads 2
woman could see 2
i was a 2
“i want to 2
you work for 2
the streets were 2
clenched her dark 2
at me den” 2
to dees hostile 2
to help you 2
wearing a raincoat 2
know government workers 2
“but you said 2
robots don't bleed" 2
want to help 2
clenched her jaw 2
thought robots don't 2
work for the 2
was a robot" 2
dees hostile meet 2
Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words:
she clenched her dark 2
a maetter of fact 2
sharp blue met amber 2
& greets when i 2
muttered through her clamped 2
said you work for 2
will you stop shooting 2
you stop shooting at 2
leads to dees hostile 2
you had been listening” 2
greets when i walk 2
said i work wit 2
never said i was 2
you know government workers 2
“i want to help 2
you said you work 2
through her clamped jaw 2
dees hostile meet & 2
as a maetter of 2
meet & greets when 2
hostile meet & greets 2
you work for the 2
know government workers these 2
"i never said i 2
want to help you 2
“i said i work 2
government…and you know government 2
to dees hostile meet 2
she muttered through her 2
work for the government…and 2
stop shooting at me 2
wet sleeve and clenched 2
work wit de government 2
thought robots don't bleed" 2
the woman could see 2
what leads to dees 2
and clenched her jaw 2
i walk dees streets” 2
said i was a 2
she relaxed her tone 2
for the government…and you 2
when i walk dees 2
shooting at me den” 2
i work wit de 2
and she relaxed her 2
the government…and you know 2
is what leads to 2
“if you had been 2
i was a robot" 2
sleeve and clenched her 2