AnalyzeNovels-ByChristmasWhistler

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2	*** AnalyzeNovels by Christmaswhistler.com at Version V03.06.000
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14	*** This program has been taught how to read a novel by breaking it down into its basic building blocks of:
15	*** => Chapters
16	*** => Sections
17	*** => Paragraphs
18	*** => Sentences of Narrative and Dialogue
19	*** => Words and
20	*** => The individual character.
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22	*** Each block of related data will start with a description of the analysis.
23	*** Then a graph or two. Followed by the raw data in a tabular format for each novel.
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25	*** This analysis was performed against:
26	*** 1) The Hobbit, or There and Back Again			in	27.2	seconds.	95275 words is approx. 245 paperback novel pages.
27	*** 2) The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring			in	65.46	seconds.	187119 words is approx. 481 paperback novel pages.
28	*** 3) The Lord Of The Rings: Two Towers			in	43.11	seconds.	153863 words is approx. 396 paperback novel pages.
29	*** 4) The Lord Of The Rings: The Return of the King			in	38.04	seconds.	135198 words is approx. 348 paperback novel pages.
30	*** 5) Through the looking-glass, Carroll			in	8.32	seconds.	29459 words is approx. 77 paperback novel pages.
31	*** 6) Lady Chatterley's Lover; Lawrence			in	46.78	seconds.	117333 words is approx. 302 paperback novel pages.
32	*** 7) Oh, the Places You'll Go! Seuss			in	1.96	seconds.	929 words is approx. 3 paperback novel pages.
33	*** 8) Green Eggs and Ham, Seuss			in	1.77	seconds.	773 words is approx. 3 paperback novel pages.
34	*** 9) The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Baum			in	10.23	seconds.	39473 words is approx. 102 paperback novel pages.
35	*** 10) Brian R. Smith - excerpts from Spellweavers			in	44.83	seconds.	115122 words is approx. 296 paperback novel pages.
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39	*** Parsing errors. Fixing these errors will improve AnalyzeNovel's ability to parse your Novel.
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41	3 or more spaces		In this line three or more spaces were found. Best to let your word processor handle white space.
42	2 spaces between words		There should only be a single space between words.
43	Leading space		One or more space starts this line. Best to let your word processor handle white space.
44	Invalid dialogue end		Normally, dialogue ends with punctuation then the quote ("...away!"). Consider using the single quote for such things as sarcasm ('smart'). This text will be counted as dialogue until changed.
45	Ellipsis > 3 chars		An ellipsis has been found with four or more periods. Should be: AP style = '...'; Chicago = '. . .'
46	Tab used to indent		A tab was used to indent the paragraph. Use the indent feature in your word processor instead.
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48	Novel	Error
49	Smith	none
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51	Oz	Leading space	where the Wicked Witch ruled."
52		Leading space	'LET DOROTHY GO TO THE CITY OF EMERALDS'
53		Leading space	15. The Discovery of Oz, the Terrible
54		Leading space	16. The Magic Art of the Great Humbug
55		Leading space	"My lady fair,
56		Leading space	Why do you stare
57		Leading space	At poor old Mr. Joker?
58		Leading space	You're quite as stiff
59		Leading space	And prim as if
60		Leading space	You'd eaten up a poker!"
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62	Seuss Green	none
63	Seuss Places	none
64	Chatterley	none
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71		Leading space	‘Tweedledum and Tweedledee
72		Leading space	Agreed to have a battle;
73		Leading space	For Tweedledum said Tweedledee
74		Leading space	Had spoiled his nice new rattle.
75		Leading space	Just then flew down a monstrous crow,
76		Leading space	As black as a tar-barrel;
77		Leading space	Which frightened both the heroes so,
78		Leading space	They quite forgot their quarrel.’
79		Leading space	‘The sun was shining — ’
80		Leading space	‘The sun was shining on the sea,
81		Leading space	Shining with all his might:
82		Leading space	He did his very best to make
83		Leading space	The billows smooth and bright—
84		Leading space	And this was odd, because it was
85		Leading space	The middle of the night.
86		Leading space	The moon was shining sulkily,
87		Leading space	Because she thought the sun
88		Leading space	Had got no business to be there
89		Leading space	After the day was done—
90		Leading space	“It’s very rude of him,” she said,
91		Leading space	“To come and spoil the fun!”
92		Leading space	The sea was wet as wet could be,
93		Leading space	The sands were dry as dry.
94		Leading space	You could not see a cloud, because
95		Leading space	No cloud was in the sky:
96		Leading space	No birds were flying over head—
97		Leading space	There were no birds to fly.
98		Leading space	The Walrus and the Carpenter
99		Leading space	Were walking close at hand;
100		Leading space	They wept like anything to see