| Ten most frequent two-word phrases: |
| caroline swigged |
1 |
| smelled smoke; |
1 |
| front porch |
1 |
| caroline heard |
1 |
| special-occasion whiskey |
1 |
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| Ten most frequent three-word phrases: |
| the thunder-clap before |
1 |
| she smelled smoke; |
1 |
| caroline swigged her |
1 |
| smelled smoke; the |
1 |
| caroline heard the |
1 |
| porch was aflame |
1 |
| swigged her special-occasion |
1 |
| the front porch |
1 |
| heard the thunder-clap |
1 |
| the windows had |
1 |
|
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words |
| smoke; the |
1 |
| no escape |
1 |
| her special-occasion |
1 |
| front porch |
1 |
| porch was |
1 |
| seeing the |
1 |
| swigged her |
1 |
| the windows |
1 |
| she smelled |
1 |
| caroline heard |
1 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| the thunder-clap before |
1 |
| she smelled smoke; |
1 |
| caroline swigged her |
1 |
| smelled smoke; the |
1 |
| caroline heard the |
1 |
| porch was aflame |
1 |
| swigged her special-occasion |
1 |
| the front porch |
1 |
| heard the thunder-clap |
1 |
| the windows had |
1 |
|