| Number of paragraphs: |
1 |
| Average number of sentences per paragraph:: |
44.0 |
| Longest Sentence: |
'releasing only enough air to bring the sights up and lay them across the man’s chest, off center quite a bit to account for the wind and distance, the sniper saw himself becoming more and more still until it was like a machine held the weapon in a perfe' (56 words) |
| Shortest Sentence: |
'he was a sniper.' (4 words) |
Readability according to Gunning-Fog Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
8.39 |
Readability according to Automated Readability Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
-1.93 |
Readability according to Coleman-Liau Index (the higher, the harder to read): |
-1.78 |
Average readability (the higher, the harder to read): |
1.56 |
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases: |
| shooter’s job |
2 |
| yet another |
2 |
| every shot |
2 |
| white dot |
2 |
| like honey |
1 |
| escape now |
1 |
| simple man |
1 |
| radical man |
1 |
| place blame |
1 |
| upon thousands |
1 |
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| Ten most frequent three-word phrases: |
| perfect rock steady |
1 |
| another ignorant nation |
1 |
| thousands upon thousands |
1 |
| yet another victory |
1 |
| whose mercy lied |
1 |
| delivered thousands upon |
1 |
| tasted like honey |
1 |
| rock steady line |
1 |
| yet another ignorant |
1 |
| great rifle jumped |
1 |
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| Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words |
| it was |
8 |
| he was |
6 |
| was a |
6 |
| he had |
5 |
| he could |
5 |
| of a |
4 |
| was the |
4 |
| to be |
4 |
| was his |
3 |
| target was |
3 |
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| Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| told him he |
3 |
| he was a |
3 |
| it was the |
3 |
| more than a |
2 |
| was like a |
2 |
| was his own |
2 |
| it was his |
2 |
| a white dot |
2 |
| the shooter’s job |
2 |
| shooter’s job to |
2 |
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| Most frequent two-word phrases: |
| yet another |
2 |
| every shot |
2 |
| shooter’s job |
2 |
| white dot |
2 |
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| Most frequent five-word phrases: |
| was the shooter’s job to |
2 |
| it was the shooter’s job |
2 |
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| Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words: |
| it was |
8 |
| was a |
6 |
| he was |
6 |
| he had |
5 |
| he could |
5 |
| of a |
4 |
| was the |
4 |
| to be |
4 |
| and he |
3 |
| of the |
3 |
| would be |
3 |
| the rifle |
3 |
| him he |
3 |
| in a |
3 |
| was his |
3 |
| told him |
3 |
| target was |
3 |
| more than |
3 |
| by the |
2 |
| with the |
2 |
| the most |
2 |
| for the |
2 |
| job to |
2 |
| he saw |
2 |
| but he |
2 |
| yet another |
2 |
| every shot |
2 |
| nothing more |
2 |
| with a |
2 |
| had to |
2 |
| his body |
2 |
| the shooter’s |
2 |
| one of |
2 |
| the sniper |
2 |
| was like |
2 |
| the weapon |
2 |
| his target |
2 |
| to him |
2 |
| enemy of |
2 |
| there was |
2 |
| wouldn’t be |
2 |
| a white |
2 |
| room for |
2 |
| and hatred |
2 |
| white dot |
2 |
| shooter’s job |
2 |
| that the |
2 |
| than a |
2 |
| his own |
2 |
| like a |
2 |
| himself to |
2 |
| the man |
2 |
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| Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| told him he |
3 |
| he was a |
3 |
| it was the |
3 |
| more than a |
2 |
| was like a |
2 |
| was his own |
2 |
| it was his |
2 |
| a white dot |
2 |
| the shooter’s job |
2 |
| nothing more than |
2 |
| he had to |
2 |
| his target was |
2 |
| was the shooter’s |
2 |
| shooter’s job to |
2 |
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| Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words: |
| it was the shooter’s |
2 |
| the shooter’s job to |
2 |
| nothing more than a |
2 |
| was the shooter’s job |
2 |
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