| Ten most frequent two-word phrases: |
| liz said |
7 |
| abel said |
6 |
| abel took |
4 |
| don’t want |
4 |
| just said |
3 |
| “you don’t |
3 |
| alex said |
3 |
| first period |
3 |
| liz asked |
3 |
| period bell |
3 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases: |
| first period bell |
2 |
| don’t even know |
2 |
| “you don’t want |
2 |
| period bell rang |
2 |
| else just said |
1 |
| amarus must’ve heard |
1 |
| “you can’t get |
1 |
| curious eyes glued |
1 |
| cedar park walking |
1 |
| supple lips parted |
1 |
|
| Ten most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words |
| i was |
20 |
| i |
18 |
| in the |
17 |
| of the |
13 |
| in my |
12 |
| to the |
11 |
| the boy |
10 |
| my eyes |
10 |
| of my |
10 |
| abel |
9 |
|
| Ten most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| for a moment |
4 |
| shook my head |
4 |
| out of the |
4 |
| i shook my |
4 |
| alex and abel |
3 |
| away from the |
3 |
| of the bathroom |
3 |
| i turned to |
3 |
| down the hall |
3 |
| want to be |
3 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases: |
| liz said |
7 |
| abel said |
6 |
| abel took |
4 |
| don’t want |
4 |
| just said |
3 |
| don’t know |
3 |
| period bell |
3 |
| alex said |
3 |
| liz asked |
3 |
| first period |
3 |
| “you don’t |
3 |
| amarus asked |
3 |
| features contorted |
2 |
| “you’re safe” |
2 |
| alex cried |
2 |
| wasn’t sure |
2 |
| bell rang |
2 |
| small grin |
2 |
| stay away |
2 |
| even know |
2 |
| exchanged glances |
2 |
| eyes widened |
2 |
| body went |
2 |
| felt safe |
2 |
| abel asked |
2 |
| didn’t take |
2 |
| “they’re just |
2 |
| first day |
2 |
| heart pace |
2 |
| don’t even |
2 |
| just seen |
2 |
| stall door |
2 |
| abel sighed |
2 |
| first time |
2 |
| eyes fluttered |
2 |
| deep breath |
2 |
| teagan said |
2 |
|
| Most frequent three-word phrases: |
| period bell rang |
2 |
| “you don’t want |
2 |
| don’t even know |
2 |
| first period bell |
2 |
|
| Most frequent five-word phrases: |
| i shook my head |
3 |
| of hair off of my |
2 |
| the comfort of my own |
2 |
| was back in the woods |
2 |
| piece of hair off of |
2 |
| i was back in the |
2 |
| comfort of my own home |
2 |
| in the comfort of my |
2 |
|
| Most frequent two-word phrases, including stop words: |
| i was |
20 |
| i |
18 |
| in the |
17 |
| of the |
13 |
| in my |
12 |
| to the |
11 |
| of my |
10 |
| my eyes |
10 |
| the boy |
10 |
| and i |
9 |
| he was |
9 |
| it was |
9 |
| abel |
9 |
| i said |
8 |
| to be |
8 |
| i could |
8 |
| when i |
7 |
| to my |
7 |
| to see |
7 |
| his eyes |
7 |
| he said |
7 |
| into the |
7 |
| in his |
7 |
| like a |
7 |
| my family |
7 |
| liz said |
7 |
| a moment |
6 |
| abel said |
6 |
| from the |
6 |
| my siblings |
6 |
| away from |
6 |
| the room |
5 |
| when we |
5 |
| the first |
5 |
| to keep |
5 |
| a small |
5 |
| i knew |
5 |
| “i |
5 |
| was a |
5 |
| of a |
5 |
| for the |
5 |
| as if |
5 |
| want to |
5 |
| my |
5 |
| in a |
5 |
| with a |
5 |
| my head |
5 |
| for a |
5 |
| through the |
5 |
| out of |
5 |
| i asked |
4 |
| i shook |
4 |
| my own |
4 |
| against the |
4 |
| abel took |
4 |
| my heart |
4 |
| my emotions |
4 |
| just a |
4 |
| the bathroom |
4 |
| the hall |
4 |
| abel to |
4 |
| if i |
4 |
| shook my |
4 |
| my mind |
4 |
| i felt |
4 |
| he |
4 |
| his voice |
4 |
| alex and |
4 |
| “yes |
4 |
| i nodded |
4 |
| as i |
4 |
| more than |
4 |
| and abel |
4 |
| don’t want |
4 |
| the |
4 |
| on my |
4 |
| at him |
4 |
| turned to |
4 |
| as the |
4 |
| when |
4 |
| off of |
4 |
| the woods |
4 |
| i wasn’t |
4 |
| “you |
4 |
| at my |
4 |
| waiting for |
4 |
| my chest |
4 |
| down the |
4 |
| first period |
3 |
| the car |
3 |
| period bell |
3 |
| liz asked |
3 |
| but i |
3 |
| my body |
3 |
| she said |
3 |
| everyone in |
3 |
| “and |
3 |
| i couldn’t |
3 |
| where i |
3 |
| of school |
3 |
| my visions |
3 |
| water and |
3 |
| “you don’t |
3 |
| and my |
3 |
| for us |
3 |
| have to |
3 |
| as he |
3 |
| was so |
3 |
| alex said |
3 |
| i looked |
3 |
| “we |
3 |
| how to |
3 |
| can’t be |
3 |
| and teagan |
3 |
| on the |
3 |
| “are |
3 |
| feel it |
3 |
| about us |
3 |
| you know |
3 |
| me into |
3 |
| as we |
3 |
| could feel |
3 |
| up to |
3 |
| when the |
3 |
| we don’t |
3 |
| just said |
3 |
| alex |
3 |
| the kitchen |
3 |
| amarus |
3 |
| to leave |
3 |
| to school |
3 |
| liz and |
3 |
| at least |
3 |
| don’t know |
3 |
| i turned |
3 |
| back in |
3 |
| amarus asked |
3 |
| about my |
3 |
| going to |
3 |
| far more |
3 |
| tried to |
3 |
| i demanded |
3 |
| to me |
3 |
| around me |
3 |
| up at |
3 |
| my stomach |
3 |
| “are you |
3 |
| the cafeteria |
3 |
| me to |
3 |
| in this |
3 |
| looked up |
3 |
| and the |
3 |
| “we should |
3 |
| my cheek |
3 |
| his features |
3 |
| know how |
2 |
| time i |
2 |
| then i |
2 |
| abel and |
2 |
| i replied |
2 |
| my plate |
2 |
| the students |
2 |
| you don’t |
2 |
| curious about |
2 |
| shook his |
2 |
| features contorted |
2 |
| to say |
2 |
| stood there |
2 |
| my name |
2 |
| suddenly |
2 |
| like the |
2 |
| they had |
2 |
| were all |
2 |
| risk it |
2 |
| own home |
2 |
| our way |
2 |
| opened my |
2 |
| at all |
2 |
| suddenly i |
2 |
| i opened |
2 |
| why did |
2 |
| how could |
2 |
| if they |
2 |
| to ask |
2 |
| exchanged glances |
2 |
| to her |
2 |
| of her |
2 |
| “what is |
2 |
| i tried |
2 |
| a cold |
2 |
| didn’t take |
2 |
| my nerves |
2 |
| the television |
2 |
| i just |
2 |
| first day |
2 |
| i thought |
2 |
| don’t even |
2 |
| had been |
2 |
| know that |
2 |
| my room |
2 |
| she was |
2 |
| first time |
2 |
| would have |
2 |
| the disappearances |
2 |
| from him |
2 |
| is it” |
2 |
| comfort of |
2 |
| agony of |
2 |
| was back |
2 |
| should get |
2 |
| eyes widened |
2 |
| out a |
2 |
| felt safe |
2 |
| at ease |
2 |
| “liz…” i |
2 |
| at abel |
2 |
| just seen |
2 |
| back to |
2 |
| had a |
2 |
| teagan said |
2 |
| as usual |
2 |
| my throat |
2 |
| from me |
2 |
| both of |
2 |
| as |
2 |
| from my |
2 |
| this town |
2 |
| “scarlett |
2 |
| the refrigerator |
2 |
| was coming |
2 |
| the agony |
2 |
| and he |
2 |
| stepped out |
2 |
| his hand |
2 |
| when he |
2 |
| do you |
2 |
| abel asked |
2 |
| as they |
2 |
| day of |
2 |
| way to |
2 |
| hint of |
2 |
| a permanent |
2 |
| the night |
2 |
| piece of |
2 |
| to go |
2 |
| for sure |
2 |
| outside of |
2 |
| with him |
2 |
| saw him |
2 |
| the tension |
2 |
| standing there |
2 |
| although i |
2 |
| was the |
2 |
| my entire |
2 |
| the town |
2 |
| brushed a |
2 |
| “i need |
2 |
| going on |
2 |
| talk to |
2 |
| that was |
2 |
| that would |
2 |
| the rest |
2 |
| bell rang |
2 |
| and pulled |
2 |
| heart pace |
2 |
| teagan |
2 |
| for me |
2 |
| to talk |
2 |
| abel sighed |
2 |
| had to |
2 |
| if you |
2 |
| at the |
2 |
| he told |
2 |
| down on |
2 |
| my bedside |
2 |
| his head |
2 |
| i feel |
2 |
| isn’t a |
2 |
| took me |
2 |
| even as |
2 |
| looked at |
2 |
| i sighed |
2 |
| we all |
2 |
| the cup |
2 |
| body went |
2 |
| into a |
2 |
| wasn’t sure |
2 |
| no matter |
2 |
| safe with |
2 |
| before i |
2 |
| my spine |
2 |
| only this |
2 |
| this time |
2 |
| running through |
2 |
| “they’re just |
2 |
| of hair |
2 |
| the corner |
2 |
| was going |
2 |
| i stammered |
2 |
| “you had |
2 |
| stall door |
2 |
| “he’s |
2 |
| off the |
2 |
| they didn’t |
2 |
| “scarlett” |
2 |
| get the |
2 |
| the stall |
2 |
| of their |
2 |
| and then |
2 |
| the words |
2 |
| having to |
2 |
| rest of |
2 |
| ride to |
2 |
| i didn’t |
2 |
| i dropped |
2 |
| was in |
2 |
| trying to |
2 |
| “it’s |
2 |
| the ride |
2 |
| the white |
2 |
| just as |
2 |
| the eyes |
2 |
| my direction |
2 |
| a hint |
2 |
| my voice |
2 |
| deep breath |
2 |
| matter where |
2 |
| our arrival |
2 |
| of abel’s |
2 |
| i can’t |
2 |
| “i don’t |
2 |
| a deep |
2 |
| by the |
2 |
| i’m not |
2 |
| my face |
2 |
| at me |
2 |
| “the |
2 |
| i can |
2 |
| like to |
2 |
| “you’re safe” |
2 |
| beside me |
2 |
| siblings and |
2 |
| began to |
2 |
| my dream |
2 |
| he isn’t |
2 |
| alex cried |
2 |
| upon our |
2 |
| not to |
2 |
| happen to |
2 |
| entered the |
2 |
| through me |
2 |
| “what did |
2 |
| “they’re |
2 |
| than the |
2 |
| toward a |
2 |
| as a |
2 |
| up my |
2 |
| eyes and |
2 |
| the comfort |
2 |
| his friend |
2 |
| took a |
2 |
| as did |
2 |
| wrong with |
2 |
| paused for |
2 |
| made our |
2 |
| was like |
2 |
| the darkness |
2 |
| know what |
2 |
| the lockers |
2 |
| that |
2 |
| “what |
2 |
| me a |
2 |
| said as |
2 |
| hair off |
2 |
| even know |
2 |
| the air |
2 |
| small grin |
2 |
| that of |
2 |
| stay away |
2 |
| my hand |
2 |
| “i was |
2 |
| to them |
2 |
| be late” |
2 |
| a reassuring |
2 |
| as always |
2 |
| was running |
2 |
| we arrived |
2 |
| that morning |
2 |
| could tell |
2 |
| eyes fluttered |
2 |
| with you |
2 |
|
| Most frequent three-word phrases, including stop words: |
| shook my head |
4 |
| for a moment |
4 |
| out of the |
4 |
| i shook my |
4 |
| for the first |
3 |
| i turned to |
3 |
| i nodded |
3 |
| down the hall |
3 |
| alex and abel |
3 |
| if i was |
3 |
| of my siblings |
3 |
| want to be |
3 |
| me to the |
3 |
| away from the |
3 |
| i shook |
3 |
| of the bathroom |
3 |
| shook his head |
2 |
| i opened my |
2 |
| abel took |
2 |
| in the room |
2 |
| of the cafeteria |
2 |
| period bell rang |
2 |
| my heart pace |
2 |
| abel took me |
2 |
| the agony of |
2 |
| my eyes widened |
2 |
| from the boy |
2 |
| a deep breath |
2 |
| made our way |
2 |
| off of my |
2 |
| “we should get |
2 |
| i tried to |
2 |
| in the woods |
2 |
| in the comfort |
2 |
| abel sighed |
2 |
| the stall door |
2 |
| don’t want to |
2 |
| a small grin |
2 |
| looked up to |
2 |
| a hint of |
2 |
| first day of |
2 |
| siblings and i |
2 |
| at my bedside |
2 |
| took a deep |
2 |
| matter where i |
2 |
| don’t even know |
2 |
| i could feel |
2 |
| “you don’t want |
2 |
| of hair off |
2 |
| was back in |
2 |
| first period bell |
2 |
| liz and teagan |
2 |
| “are you |
2 |
| no matter where |
2 |
| waiting for us |
2 |
| i looked up |
2 |
| my siblings and |
2 |
| the first period |
2 |
| up my spine |
2 |
| up to see |
2 |
| in my body |
2 |
| curious about us |
2 |
| hair off of |
2 |
| my siblings |
2 |
| me into the |
2 |
| “what is it” |
2 |
| paused for a |
2 |
| my eyes and |
2 |
| the rest of |
2 |
| i wasn’t sure |
2 |
| day of school |
2 |
| through the woods |
2 |
| and then i |
2 |
| running through the |
2 |
| his features contorted |
2 |
| everyone in my |
2 |
| down on my |
2 |
| upon our arrival |
2 |
| piece of hair |
2 |
| when i |
2 |
| not to be |
2 |
| to the boy |
2 |
| up at him |
2 |
| the comfort of |
2 |
| as if i |
2 |
| in this town |
2 |
| ride to school |
2 |
| only this time |
2 |
| the ride to |
2 |
| comfort of my |
2 |
| stay away from |
2 |
| back in the |
2 |
| was like a |
2 |
| my own home |
2 |
| of my own |
2 |
| i was back |
2 |
| my eyes fluttered |
2 |
| in my direction |
2 |
|
| Most frequent four-word phrases, including stop words: |
| i shook my head |
4 |
| i shook my |
3 |
| first day of school |
2 |
| comfort of my own |
2 |
| as if i was |
2 |
| was back in the |
2 |
| took a deep breath |
2 |
| away from the boy |
2 |
| looked up to see |
2 |
| no matter where i |
2 |
| out of the bathroom |
2 |
| paused for a moment |
2 |
| running through the woods |
2 |
| in the comfort of |
2 |
| the comfort of my |
2 |
| back in the woods |
2 |
| the first period bell |
2 |
| piece of hair off |
2 |
| hair off of my |
2 |
| the ride to school |
2 |
| of hair off of |
2 |
| i was back in |
2 |
| my siblings and i |
2 |
| don’t want to be |
2 |
| of my own home |
2 |
|