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text9: The Man Who Was Thursday by G . K . Chesterton 1908text1<Text: Moby Dick by Herman Melville 1851>text2<Text: Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen 1811>text1.concordance(‘monstrous‘) # 在text1中查阅词汇‘monstrous‘
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ong the former , one was of a most monstrous size . ... This came towards us ,
ON OF THE PSALMS . " Touching that monstrous bulk of the whale or ork we have r
ll over with a heathenish array of monstrous clubs and spears . Some were thick
d as you gazed , and wondered what monstrous cannibal and savage could ever hav
that has survived the flood ; most monstrous and most mountainous ! That Himmal
they might scout at Moby Dick as a monstrous fable , or still worse and more de
th of Radney .‘" CHAPTER 55 Of the Monstrous Pictures of Whales . I shall ere l
ing Scenes . In connexion with the monstrous pictures of whales , I am strongly
ere to enter upon those still more monstrous stories of them which are to be fo
ght have been rummaged out of this monstrous cabinet there is no telling . But
of Whale - Bones ; for Whales of a monstrous size are oftentimes cast up dead utext2.concordance(‘affection‘)Displaying 25 of 79 matches:
, however , and , as a mark of his affection for the three girls , he left them
t . It was very well known that no affection was ever supposed to exist between
deration of politeness or maternal affection on the side of the former , the tw
d the suspicion -- the hope of his affection for me may warrant , without impru
hich forbade the indulgence of his affection . She knew that his mother neither
rd she gave one with still greater affection . Though her late conversation wit
can never hope to feel or inspire affection again , and if her home be uncomfo
m of the sense , elegance , mutual affection , and domestic comfort of the fami
, and which recommended him to her affection beyond every thing else . His soci
ween the parties might forward the affection of Mr . Willoughby , an equally st
the most pointed assurance of her affection . Elinor could not be surprised at
he natural consequence of a strong affection in a young and ardent mind . This
opinion . But by an appeal to her affection for her mother , by representing t
every alteration of a place which affection had established as perfect with hi
e will always have one claim of my affection , which no other can possibly shar
f the evening declared at once his affection and happiness . " Shall we see you
ause he took leave of us with less affection than his usual behaviour has shewn
ness ." " I want no proof of their affection ," said Elinor ; " but of their en
onths , without telling her of his affection ;-- that they should part without
ould be the natural result of your affection for her . She used to be all unres
distinguished Elinor by no mark of affection . Marianne saw and listened with i
th no inclination for expense , no affection for strangers , no profession , an
till distinguished her by the same affection which once she had felt no doubt o
al of her confidence in Edward ‘ s affection , to the remembrance of every mark
was made ? Had he never owned his affection to yourself ?" " Oh , no ; but if text1.similar(‘monstrous‘)true contemptible christian abundant few part mean careful puzzled
mystifying passing curious loving wise doleful gamesome singular
delightfully perilous fearlesstext2.similar(‘monstrous‘)very so exceedingly heartily a as good great extremely remarkably
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# n. 散布；[统计][数] 离差；驱散
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‘Damascus‘,
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‘Deborah‘,
‘Dedan‘,
‘Deliver‘,
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‘Dishon‘,
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‘Ephrath‘,
‘Ephron‘,
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‘Erech‘,
‘Eri‘,
‘Es‘,
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‘Eshban‘,
‘Eshcol‘,
‘Ethiopia‘,
‘Euphrat‘,
‘Euphrates‘,
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‘Every‘,
‘Except‘,
‘Ezbon‘,
‘Ezer‘,
‘Fear‘,
‘Feed‘,
‘Fifteen‘,
‘Fill‘,
‘For‘,
‘Forasmuch‘,
‘Forgive‘,
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‘Fulfil‘,
‘G‘,
‘Gad‘,
‘Gaham‘,
‘Galeed‘,
‘Gatam‘,
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‘Gentiles‘,
‘Gera‘,
‘Gerar‘,
‘Gershon‘,
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‘Gihon‘,
‘Gilead‘,
‘Girgashites‘,
‘Girgasite‘,
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‘Goshen‘,
‘Guni‘,
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‘Hadar‘,
‘Hadoram‘,
‘Hagar‘,
‘Haggi‘,
‘Hai‘,
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‘Hamathite‘,
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‘Hamul‘,
‘Hanoch‘,
‘Happy‘,
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‘Hast‘,
‘Haste‘,
‘Have‘,
‘Havilah‘,
‘Hazarmaveth‘,
‘Hazezontamar‘,
‘Hazo‘,
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‘Hear‘,
‘Heaven‘,
‘Heber‘,
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‘Hebrews‘,
‘Hebron‘,
‘Hemam‘,
‘Hemdan‘,
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‘Hereby‘,
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‘Hezron‘,
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‘Hittite‘,
‘Hittites‘,
‘Hivite‘,
‘Hobah‘,
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‘Horites‘,
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‘Huppim‘,
‘Husham‘,
‘Hushim‘,
‘Huz‘,
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‘If‘,
‘In‘,
‘Irad‘,
‘Iram‘,
‘Is‘,
‘Isa‘,
‘Isaac‘,
‘Iscah‘,
‘Ishbak‘,
‘Ishmael‘,
‘Ishmeelites‘,
‘Ishuah‘,
‘Isra‘,
‘Israel‘,
‘Issachar‘,
‘Isui‘,
‘It‘,
‘Ithran‘,
‘Jaalam‘,
‘Jabal‘,
‘Jabbok‘,
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‘Japhe‘,
‘Japheth‘,
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‘Javan‘,
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‘Jehovahjireh‘,
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‘Jerah‘,
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‘Jimnah‘,
‘Job‘,
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‘Jordan‘,
‘Joseph‘,
‘Jubal‘,
‘Judah‘,
‘Judge‘,
‘Judith‘,
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‘Karnaim‘,
‘Kedar‘,
‘Kedemah‘,
‘Kemuel‘,
‘Kenaz‘,
‘Kenites‘,
‘Kenizzites‘,
‘Keturah‘,
‘Kiriathaim‘,
‘Kirjatharba‘,
‘Kittim‘,
‘Know‘,
‘Kohath‘,
‘Kor‘,
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‘LO‘,
‘LORD‘,
‘Laban‘,
‘Lahairoi‘,
‘Lamech‘,
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‘Lehabim‘,
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‘Leummim‘,
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‘Man‘,
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‘Mash‘,
‘Masrekah‘,
‘Massa‘,
‘Matred‘,
‘Me‘,
‘Medan‘,
‘Mehetabel‘,
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‘Melchizedek‘,
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‘Mibzar‘,
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‘Mizz‘,
‘Moab‘,
‘Moabites‘,
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‘Moriah‘,
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‘My‘,
‘Naamah‘,
‘Naaman‘,
‘Nahath‘,
‘Nahor‘,
‘Naphish‘,
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‘Naphtuhim‘,
‘Nay‘,
‘Nebajoth‘,
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‘O‘,
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‘Ohad‘,
‘Omar‘,
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‘Onam‘,
‘Onan‘,
‘Only‘,
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‘Our‘,
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‘Pau‘,
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‘Penuel‘,
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‘Potipherah‘,
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‘Rebekah‘,
‘Rehoboth‘,
‘Remain‘,
‘Rephaims‘,
‘Resen‘,
‘Return‘,
‘Reu‘,
‘Reub‘,
‘Reuben‘,
‘Reuel‘,
‘Reumah‘,
‘Riphath‘,
‘Rosh‘,
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‘Sabtech‘,
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‘Salem‘,
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‘Wherefore‘,
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‘bondwoman‘,
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‘brimstone‘,
‘bring‘,
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‘broth‘,
‘brother‘,
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‘brown‘,
‘bruise‘,
‘budded‘,
‘build‘,
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‘bulls‘,
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‘bundles‘,
‘burdens‘,
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‘burn‘,
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‘burnt‘,
‘bury‘,
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‘but‘,
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‘butlers‘,
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‘butter‘,
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‘cakes‘,
‘calf‘,
‘call‘,
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‘came‘,
‘camel‘,
‘camels‘,
‘camest‘,
‘can‘,
‘cannot‘,
‘canst‘,
‘captain‘,
‘captive‘,
‘captives‘,
‘carcases‘,
‘carried‘,
‘carry‘,
‘cast‘,
‘castles‘,
‘catt‘,
‘cattle‘,
‘caught‘,
‘cause‘,
‘caused‘,
‘cave‘,
‘cease‘,
‘ceased‘,
‘certain‘,
‘certainly‘,
‘chain‘,
‘chamber‘,
‘change‘,
‘changed‘,
‘changes‘,
‘charge‘,
‘charged‘,
‘chariot‘,
‘chariots‘,
‘chesnut‘,
‘chi‘,
‘chief‘,
‘child‘,
‘childless‘,
‘childr‘,
‘children‘,
‘chode‘,
‘choice‘,
‘chose‘,
‘circumcis‘,
‘circumcise‘,
‘circumcised‘,
‘citi‘,
‘cities‘,
‘city‘,
‘clave‘,
‘clean‘,
‘clear‘,
‘cleave‘,
‘clo‘,
‘closed‘,
‘clothed‘,
‘clothes‘,
‘cloud‘,
‘clusters‘,
‘co‘,
‘coat‘,
‘coats‘,
‘coffin‘,
‘cold‘,
...]len(set(text3))2789len(text3)/len(set(text3))16.050197203298673text3.count(‘smote‘)5100*text4.count(‘a‘)/len(text4)1.4643016433938312def lexical_diversity(text):
# lexical英[‘leks?k(?)l] 美 [‘l?ks?kl]
# adj.词汇的；[语] 词典的；词典编纂的
# diversity英[da?‘v??s?t?; d?-]美 [d??v?s?ti]
# n.多样性；差异
return len(text)/len(set(text))
def percentage(count, total):
return 100*count/total
print(‘text3中词汇多样性指标：{}‘.format(lexical_diversity(text3)))
print(‘text4中单词a占全文的百分比：{}‘.format(percentage(text4.count(‘a‘),len(text4))))text3中词汇多样性指标：16.050197203298673
text4中单词a占全文的百分比：1.4643016433938312sent1 = [‘Call‘, ‘me‘,‘Ishmael‘,‘.‘]
print(‘打印sent1中的内容：{}‘.format(sent1))
print(‘打印sent1中内容的长度：{}‘.format(len(sent1)))
print(‘sent1中词汇多样性指标：{}‘.format(lexical_diversity(sent1)))打印sent1中的内容：[‘Call‘, ‘me‘, ‘Ishmael‘, ‘.‘]
打印sent1中内容的长度：4
sent1中词汇多样性指标：1.0sent1,sent2,sent3,sent4 # 这是内部定义好的列表([‘Call‘, ‘me‘, ‘Ishmael‘, ‘.‘],
[‘The‘,
‘family‘,
‘of‘,
‘Dashwood‘,
‘had‘,
‘long‘,
‘been‘,
‘settled‘,
‘in‘,
‘Sussex‘,
‘.‘],
[‘In‘,
‘the‘,
‘beginning‘,
‘God‘,
‘created‘,
‘the‘,
‘heaven‘,
‘and‘,
‘the‘,
‘earth‘,
‘.‘],
[‘Fellow‘,
‘-‘,
‘Citizens‘,
‘of‘,
‘the‘,
‘Senate‘,
‘and‘,
‘of‘,
‘the‘,
‘House‘,
‘of‘,
‘Representatives‘,
‘:‘])sent4+sent1[‘Fellow‘,
‘-‘,
‘Citizens‘,
‘of‘,
‘the‘,
‘Senate‘,
‘and‘,
‘of‘,
‘the‘,
‘House‘,
‘of‘,
‘Representatives‘,
‘:‘,
‘Call‘,
‘me‘,
‘Ishmael‘,
‘.‘]sent1.append(‘Some‘)[‘Call‘, ‘me‘, ‘Ishmael‘, ‘.‘, ‘Some‘, ‘Some‘, ‘Some‘, ‘Some‘]type(text4)nltk.text.Texttext4[173]‘awaken‘text4.index(‘awaken‘)173text5[16715:16735][‘U86‘,
‘thats‘,
‘why‘,
‘something‘,
‘like‘,
‘gamefly‘,
‘is‘,
‘so‘,
‘good‘,
‘because‘,
‘you‘,
‘can‘,
‘actually‘,
‘play‘,
‘a‘,
‘full‘,
‘game‘,
‘without‘,
‘buying‘,
‘it‘]text6[1600:1625][‘We‘,
"‘",
‘re‘,
‘an‘,
‘anarcho‘,
‘-‘,
‘syndicalist‘,
‘commune‘,
‘.‘,
‘We‘,
‘take‘,
‘it‘,
‘in‘,
‘turns‘,
‘to‘,
‘act‘,
‘as‘,
‘a‘,
‘sort‘,
‘of‘,
‘executive‘,
‘officer‘,
‘for‘,
‘the‘,
‘week‘]sent1 = [‘Call‘,‘me‘,‘Ishmael‘,‘.‘]
my_sent = [‘Bravely‘,‘bold‘,‘Sir‘,‘Robin‘,‘,‘,‘rode‘,‘forth‘,‘from‘,‘Camelot‘,‘.‘]
noun_phrase = my_sent[1:4]
print(‘打印切片后的列表：noun_phrase-》{}‘.format(noun_phrase))
wOrDs = sorted(noun_phrase)
print(‘打印排序后的列表：wOrDs-》{}‘.format(wOrDs))打印切片后的列表：noun_phrase-》[‘bold‘, ‘Sir‘, ‘Robin‘]
打印排序后的列表：wOrDs-》[‘Robin‘, ‘Sir‘, ‘bold‘]name = ‘bright‘
print(‘打印name中的第一个字母：{}‘.format(name[0]))
print(name[:4])
print(name*2)
print(name + ‘!‘)打印name中的第一个字母：b
brig
brightbright
bright!‘ ‘.join([‘Monty‘, ‘Python‘])‘Monty Python‘‘Monty Python‘.split()[‘Monty‘, ‘Python‘]saying = [‘After‘,‘all‘,‘is‘,‘said‘,‘and‘,‘done‘,‘more‘,‘is‘,‘said‘,‘than‘,‘done‘]
tokens = set(saying)
tokens = sorted(tokens)
tokens[-2:][‘said‘, ‘than‘]fdist1 = FreqDist(text1)
vocabulary1 = fdist1.keys()
type(vocabulary1)dict_keysfdist1.plot(50, cumulative=True)
#Cumulative frequency plot for the 50 most frequently used words in Moby Dick, which
#account for nearly half of the tokens.
fdist1.hapaxes() #the words that occur once only[‘Herman‘,
‘Melville‘,
‘]‘,
‘ETYMOLOGY‘,
‘Late‘,
‘Consumptive‘,
‘School‘,
‘threadbare‘,
‘lexicons‘,
‘mockingly‘,
‘flags‘,
‘mortality‘,
‘signification‘,
‘HACKLUYT‘,
‘Sw‘,
‘HVAL‘,
‘roundness‘,
‘Dut‘,
‘Ger‘,
‘WALLEN‘,
‘WALW‘,
‘IAN‘,
‘RICHARDSON‘,
‘KETOS‘,
‘GREEK‘,
‘CETUS‘,
‘LATIN‘,
‘WHOEL‘,
‘ANGLO‘,
‘SAXON‘,
‘WAL‘,
‘HWAL‘,
‘SWEDISH‘,
‘ICELANDIC‘,
‘BALEINE‘,
‘BALLENA‘,
‘FEGEE‘,
‘ERROMANGOAN‘,
‘Librarian‘,
‘painstaking‘,
‘burrower‘,
‘grub‘,
‘Vaticans‘,
‘stalls‘,
‘higgledy‘,
‘piggledy‘,
‘gospel‘,
‘promiscuously‘,
‘commentator‘,
‘belongest‘,
‘sallow‘,
‘Pale‘,
‘Sherry‘,
‘loves‘,
‘bluntly‘,
‘Subs‘,
‘thankless‘,
‘Hampton‘,
‘Court‘,
‘hie‘,
‘refugees‘,
‘pampered‘,
‘Michael‘,
‘Raphael‘,
‘unsplinterable‘,
‘GENESIS‘,
‘JOB‘,
‘JONAH‘,
‘punish‘,
‘ISAIAH‘,
‘soever‘,
‘cometh‘,
‘incontinently‘,
‘perisheth‘,
‘PLUTARCH‘,
‘MORALS‘,
‘breedeth‘,
‘Whirlpooles‘,
‘Balaene‘,
‘arpens‘,
‘PLINY‘,
‘Scarcely‘,
‘TOOKE‘,
‘LUCIAN‘,
‘TRUE‘,
‘catched‘,
‘OCTHER‘,
‘VERBAL‘,
‘TAKEN‘,
‘MOUTH‘,
‘ALFRED‘,
‘890‘,
‘gudgeon‘,
‘retires‘,
‘MONTAIGNE‘,
‘APOLOGY‘,
‘RAIMOND‘,
‘SEBOND‘,
‘Nick‘,
‘RABELAIS‘,
‘cartloads‘,
‘STOWE‘,
‘ANNALS‘,
‘LORD‘,
‘BACON‘,
‘Touching‘,
‘ork‘,
‘DEATH‘,
‘sovereignest‘,
‘bruise‘,
‘HAMLET‘,
‘leach‘,
‘Mote‘,
‘availle‘,
‘returne‘,
‘againe‘,
‘worker‘,
‘Dinting‘,
‘paine‘,
‘thro‘,
‘maine‘,
‘FAERIE‘,
‘Immense‘,
‘til‘,
‘DAVENANT‘,
‘PREFACE‘,
‘GONDIBERT‘,
‘spermacetti‘,
‘Hosmannus‘,
‘Nescio‘,
‘VIDE‘,
‘Spencer‘,
‘Talus‘,
‘flail‘,
‘threatens‘,
‘jav‘,
‘lins‘,
‘WALLER‘,
‘SUMMER‘,
‘ISLANDS‘,
‘Commonwealth‘,
‘Civitas‘,
‘OPENING‘,
‘SENTENCE‘,
‘HOBBES‘,
‘LEVIATHAN‘,
‘Silly‘,
‘Mansoul‘,
‘chewing‘,
‘sprat‘,
‘PILGRIM‘,
‘PROGRESS‘,
‘Created‘,
‘PARADISE‘,
‘LOST‘,
‘---"‘,
‘Hugest‘,
‘Stretched‘,
‘Draws‘,
‘FULLLER‘,
‘PROFANE‘,
‘HOLY‘,
‘STATE‘,
‘DRYDEN‘,
‘ANNUS‘,
‘MIRABILIS‘,
‘aground‘,
‘EDGE‘,
‘TEN‘,
‘SPITZBERGEN‘,
‘PURCHAS‘,
‘wantonness‘,
‘fuzzing‘,
‘vents‘,
‘HERBERT‘,
‘INTO‘,
‘ASIA‘,
‘AFRICA‘,
‘SCHOUTEN‘,
‘SIXTH‘,
‘CIRCUMNAVIGATION‘,
‘Elbe‘,
‘ducat‘,
‘herrings‘,
‘GREENLAND‘,
‘Several‘,
‘Fife‘,
‘Anno‘,
‘1652‘,
‘Pitferren‘,
‘SIBBALD‘,
‘FIFE‘,
‘KINROSS‘,
‘Myself‘,
‘Sperma‘,
‘ceti‘,
‘fierceness‘,
‘RICHARD‘,
‘STRAFFORD‘,
‘LETTER‘,
‘BERMUDAS‘,
‘PHIL‘,
‘TRANS‘,
‘1668‘,
‘PRIMER‘,
‘COWLEY‘,
‘1729‘,
‘"...‘,
‘frequendy‘,
‘insupportable‘,
‘disorder‘,
‘ULLOA‘,
‘SOUTH‘,
‘AMERICA‘,
‘sylphs‘,
‘petticoat‘,
‘Oft‘,
‘Tho‘,
‘RAPE‘,
‘LOCK‘,
‘NAT‘,
‘wales‘,
‘JOHNSON‘,
‘COOK‘,
‘dung‘,
‘lime‘,
‘juniper‘,
‘UNO‘,
‘VON‘,
‘TROIL‘,
‘LETTERS‘,
‘BANKS‘,
‘SOLANDER‘,
‘1772‘,
‘Nantuckois‘,
‘JEFFERSON‘,
‘MEMORIAL‘,
‘MINISTER‘,
‘REFERENCE‘,
‘PARLIAMENT‘,
‘SOMEWHERE‘,
‘guarding‘,
‘protecting‘,
‘robbers‘,
‘BLACKSTONE‘,
‘Rodmond‘,
‘suspends‘,
‘attends‘,
‘FALCONER‘,
‘Bright‘,
‘roofs‘,
‘domes‘,
‘rockets‘,
‘Around‘,
‘unwieldy‘,
‘COWPER‘,
‘VISIT‘,
‘LONDON‘,
‘HUNTER‘,
‘DISSECTION‘,
‘SMALL‘,
‘SIZED‘,
‘aorta‘,
‘gushing‘,
‘PALEY‘,
‘THEOLOGY‘,
‘mammiferous‘,
‘hind‘,
‘BARON‘,
‘CUVIER‘,
‘COLNETT‘,
‘PURPOSE‘,
‘EXTENDING‘,
‘SPERMACETI‘,
‘Floundered‘,
‘chace‘,
‘peopling‘,
‘Gather‘,
‘Led‘,
‘instincts‘,
‘trackless‘,
‘Assaulted‘,
‘voracious‘,
‘spiral‘,
‘MONTGOMERY‘,
‘WORLD‘,
‘FLOOD‘,
‘Paean‘,
‘fatter‘,
‘Flounders‘,
‘CHARLES‘,
‘LAMB‘,
‘TRIUMPH‘,
‘1690‘,
‘OBED‘,
‘Susan‘,
‘HAWTHORNE‘,
‘TWICE‘,
‘bespeak‘,
‘raal‘,
‘COOPER‘,
‘PILOT‘,
‘Berlin‘,
‘Gazette‘,
‘ECKERMANN‘,
‘CONVERSATIONS‘,
‘GOETHE‘,
‘ESSEX‘,
‘WAS‘,
‘ATTACKED‘,
‘FINALLY‘,
‘DESTROYED‘,
‘OWEN‘,
‘CHACE‘,
‘FIRST‘,
‘SAID‘,
‘VESSEL‘,
‘YORK‘,
‘1821‘,
‘piping‘,
‘dimmed‘,
‘phospher‘,
‘ELIZABETH‘,
‘OAKES‘,
‘SMITH‘,
‘amounted‘,
‘440‘,
‘SCORESBY‘,
‘Mad‘,
‘agonies‘,
‘endures‘,
‘infuriated‘,
‘rears‘,
‘snaps‘,
‘propelled‘,
‘observers‘,
‘opportunities‘,
‘habitudes‘,
‘BEALE‘,
‘offensively‘,
‘artful‘,
‘mischievous‘,
‘FREDERICK‘,
‘DEBELL‘,
‘1840‘,
‘October‘,
‘Raise‘,
‘ay‘,
‘THAR‘,
‘bowes‘,
‘os‘,
‘ROSS‘,
‘ETCHINGS‘,
‘CRUIZE‘,
‘1846‘,
‘Globe‘,
‘transactions‘,
‘relate‘,
‘HUSSEY‘,
‘SURVIVORS‘,
‘parried‘,
‘MISSIONARY‘,
‘JOURNAL‘,
‘TYERMAN‘,
‘boldest‘,
‘persevering‘,
‘REPORT‘,
‘DANIEL‘,
‘SPEECH‘,
‘SENATE‘,
‘APPLICATION‘,
‘ERECTION‘,
‘BREAKWATER‘,
‘CAPTORS‘,
‘WHALEMAN‘,
‘ADVENTURES‘,
‘BIOGRAPHY‘,
‘GATHERED‘,
‘HOMEWARD‘,
‘COMMODORE‘,
‘PREBLE‘,
‘REV‘,
‘CHEEVER‘,
‘MUTINEER‘,
‘BROTHER‘,
‘ANOTHER‘,
‘MCCULLOCH‘,
‘COMMERCIAL‘,
‘reciprocal‘,
‘clews‘,
‘SOMETHING‘,
‘UNPUBLISHED‘,
‘CURRENTS‘,
‘Pedestrians‘,
‘recollect‘,
‘gateways‘,
‘VOYAGER‘,
‘ARCTIC‘,
‘NEWSPAPER‘,
‘TAKING‘,
‘RETAKING‘,
‘HOBOMACK‘,
‘MIRIAM‘,
‘FISHERMAN‘,
‘appliance‘,
‘RIBS‘,
‘TRUCKS‘,
‘Terra‘,
‘Del‘,
‘Fuego‘,
‘DARWIN‘,
‘NATURALIST‘,
";--‘",
‘!\‘"‘,
‘WHARTON‘,
‘Loomings‘,
‘spleen‘,
‘regulating‘,
‘circulation‘,
‘Whenever‘,
‘drizzly‘,
‘hypos‘,
‘philosophical‘,
‘Cato‘,
‘Manhattoes‘,
‘reefs‘,
‘downtown‘,
‘gazers‘,
‘Circumambulate‘,
‘Corlears‘,
‘Coenties‘,
‘Slip‘,
‘Whitehall‘,
‘Posted‘,
‘sentinels‘,
‘spiles‘,
‘pier‘,
‘lath‘,
‘counters‘,
‘desks‘,
‘loitering‘,
‘shady‘,
‘Inlanders‘,
‘lanes‘,
‘alleys‘,
‘attract‘,
‘dale‘,
‘dreamiest‘,
‘shadiest‘,
‘quietest‘,
‘enchanting‘,
‘Saco‘,
‘crucifix‘,
‘Deep‘,
‘mazy‘,
‘Tiger‘,
‘Tennessee‘,
‘Rockaway‘,
‘Persians‘,
‘deity‘,
‘Narcissus‘,
‘ungraspable‘,
‘hazy‘,
‘quarrelsome‘,
‘offices‘,
‘abominate‘,
‘toils‘,
‘trials‘,
‘barques‘,
‘schooners‘,
‘broiling‘,
‘buttered‘,
‘judgmatically‘,
‘peppered‘,
‘reverentially‘,
‘idolatrous‘,
‘dotings‘,
‘ibis‘,
‘roasted‘,
‘bake‘,
‘plumb‘,
‘Van‘,
‘Rensselaers‘,
‘Randolphs‘,
‘Hardicanutes‘,
‘lording‘,
‘tallest‘,
‘decoction‘,
‘Seneca‘,
‘Stoics‘,
‘Testament‘,
‘promptly‘,
‘rub‘,
‘infliction‘,
‘BEING‘,
‘PAID‘,
‘urbane‘,
‘ills‘,
‘monied‘,
‘consign‘,
‘prevalent‘,
‘violate‘,
‘Pythagorean‘,
‘commonalty‘,
‘police‘,
‘surveillance‘,
‘programme‘,
‘solo‘,
‘CONTESTED‘,
‘ELECTION‘,
‘PRESIDENCY‘,
‘UNITED‘,
‘STATES‘,
‘ISHMAEL‘,
‘BLOODY‘,
‘AFFGHANISTAN‘,
‘managers‘,
‘genteel‘,
‘comedies‘,
‘farces‘,
‘cunningly‘,
‘disguises‘,
‘cajoling‘,
‘unbiased‘,
‘freewill‘,
‘discriminating‘,
‘overwhelming‘,
‘undeliverable‘,
‘itch‘,
‘forbidden‘,
‘ignoring‘,
‘lodges‘,
‘Carpet‘,
‘Bag‘,
‘Manhatto‘,
‘candidates‘,
‘penalties‘,
‘Tyre‘,
‘Carthage‘,
‘imported‘,
‘cobblestones‘,
‘bitingly‘,
‘shouldering‘,
‘price‘,
‘fervent‘,
‘asphaltic‘,
‘pavement‘,
‘flinty‘,
‘projections‘,
‘soles‘,
‘Too‘,
‘cheapest‘,
‘cheeriest‘,
‘invitingly‘,
‘particles‘,
‘peer‘,
‘Angel‘,
‘Doom‘,
‘wailing‘,
‘gnashing‘,
‘Wretched‘,
‘entertainment‘,
‘Moving‘,
‘emigrant‘,
‘poverty‘,
‘creak‘,
‘lodgings‘,
‘zephyr‘,
‘hob‘,
‘toasting‘,
‘observest‘,
‘sashless‘,
‘glazier‘,
‘reasonest‘,
‘chinks‘,
‘crannies‘,
‘lint‘,
‘chattering‘,
‘shiverings‘,
‘cob‘,
‘redder‘,
‘Orion‘,
‘glitters‘,
‘conservatories‘,
‘president‘,
‘temperance‘,
‘blubbering‘,
‘straggling‘,
‘wainscots‘,
‘reminding‘,
‘oilpainting‘,
‘besmoked‘,
‘defaced‘,
‘unequal‘,
‘crosslights‘,
‘hags‘,
‘delineate‘,
‘bewitched‘,
‘ponderings‘,
‘boggy‘,
‘soggy‘,
‘squitchy‘,
‘froze‘,
‘heath‘,
‘icebound‘,
‘represents‘,
‘Horner‘,
‘foundered‘,
‘clubs‘,
‘harvesting‘,
‘hacking‘,
‘horrifying‘,
‘Mixed‘,
‘Nathan‘,
‘Swain‘,
‘corkscrew‘,
‘Blanco‘,
‘sojourning‘,
‘fireplaces‘,
‘duskier‘,
‘cockpits‘,
‘rarities‘,
‘Projecting‘,
‘Within‘,
‘shelves‘,
‘flasks‘,
‘bustles‘,
‘deliriums‘,
‘Abominable‘,
‘tumblers‘,
‘cylinders‘,
‘goggling‘,
‘deceitfully‘,
‘tapered‘,
‘Parallel‘,
‘pecked‘,
‘footpads‘,
‘Fill‘,
‘shilling‘,
‘examining‘,
‘SKRIMSHANDER‘,
‘accommodated‘,
‘unoccupied‘,
‘haint‘,
‘pose‘,
‘whalin‘,
‘decidedly‘,
‘objectionable‘,
‘wander‘,
‘Battery‘,
‘ruminating‘,
‘adorning‘,
‘potatoes‘,
‘sartainty‘,
‘diabolically‘,
‘steaks‘,
‘undress‘,
‘looker‘,
‘rioting‘,
‘Grampus‘,
‘seed‘,
‘Feegees‘,
‘tramping‘,
‘Enveloped‘,
‘bedarned‘,
‘eruption‘,
‘officiating‘,
‘brimmers‘,
‘complained‘,
‘potion‘,
‘colds‘,
‘catarrhs‘,
‘liquor‘,
‘arrantest‘,
‘topers‘,
‘obstreperously‘,
‘aloof‘,
‘desirous‘,
‘hilarity‘,
‘coffer‘,
‘Southerner‘,
‘mountaineers‘,
‘Alleghanian‘,
‘missed‘,
‘supernaturally‘,
‘congratulate‘,
‘multiply‘,
‘bachelor‘,
‘abominated‘,
‘tidiest‘,
‘bedwards‘,
‘shan‘,
‘tablecloth‘,
‘Skrimshander‘,
‘bump‘,
‘spraining‘,
‘eider‘,
‘yoking‘,
‘rickety‘,
‘whirlwinds‘,
‘knockings‘,
‘dismissed‘,
‘popped‘,
‘cherishing‘,
‘chuckled‘,
‘chuckle‘,
‘mightily‘,
‘catches‘,
‘bamboozingly‘,
‘overstocked‘,
‘toothpick‘,
‘rayther‘,
‘BROWN‘,
‘slanderin‘,
‘farrago‘,
‘BROKE‘,
‘Sartain‘,
‘Mt‘,
‘Hecla‘,
‘persist‘,
‘mystifying‘,
‘unsay‘,
‘criminal‘,
‘Wall‘,
‘purty‘,
‘sarmon‘,
‘rips‘,
‘tellin‘,
‘bought‘,
‘balmed‘,
‘curios‘,
‘sellin‘,
‘inions‘,
‘fooling‘,
‘idolators‘,
‘Depend‘,
‘reg‘,
‘lar‘,
‘spliced‘,
‘Johnny‘,
‘sprawling‘,
‘Arter‘,
‘glim‘,
‘jiffy‘,
‘irresolute‘,
‘vum‘,
‘WON‘,
‘Folding‘,
‘scrutiny‘,
‘porcupine‘,
‘moccasin‘,
‘ponchos‘,
‘parade‘,
‘rainy‘,
‘remembering‘,
‘commended‘,
‘cobs‘,
‘Nod‘,
‘footfall‘,
‘unlacing‘,
‘blackish‘,
‘plasters‘,
‘inkling‘,
‘Placing‘,
‘crammed‘,
‘scalp‘,
‘mildewed‘,
‘Ignorance‘,
‘parent‘,
‘nonplussed‘,
‘undressing‘,
‘checkered‘,
‘Thirty‘,
‘frogs‘,
‘quaked‘,
‘wrapall‘,
‘dreadnaught‘,
‘fumbled‘,
‘Remembering‘,
‘manikin‘,
‘tenpin‘,
‘andirons‘,
‘jambs‘,
‘bricks‘,
‘appropriate‘,
‘applying‘,
‘hastier‘,
‘withdrawals‘,
‘antics‘,
‘devotee‘,
‘extinguishing‘,
‘unceremoniously‘,
‘bagged‘,
‘sportsman‘,
‘woodcock‘,
‘uncomfortableness‘,
‘deliberating‘,
‘puffed‘,
‘sang‘,
‘Stammering‘,
‘conjured‘,
‘responses‘,
‘debel‘,
‘flourishing‘,
‘Angels‘,
‘flourishings‘,
‘peddlin‘,
‘sleepe‘,
‘grunted‘,
‘gettee‘,
‘motioning‘,
‘comely‘,
‘insured‘,
‘Counterpane‘,
‘parti‘,
‘triangles‘,
‘interminable‘,
‘caper‘,
‘supperless‘,
‘21st‘,
‘hemisphere‘,
‘sigh‘,
‘Sixteen‘,
‘ached‘,
‘coaches‘,
‘stockinged‘,
‘slippering‘,
‘misbehaviour‘,
‘unendurable‘,
‘stepmothers‘,
‘misfortunes‘,
‘steeped‘,
‘shudderingly‘,
‘confounding‘,
‘soberly‘,
‘recurred‘,
‘predicament‘,
‘unlock‘,
‘bridegroom‘,
‘clasp‘,
‘hugged‘,
‘rouse‘,
‘snore‘,
‘scratch‘,
‘Throwing‘,
‘expostulations‘,
‘unbecomingness‘,
‘matrimonial‘,
‘dawning‘,
‘overture‘,
‘innate‘,
‘compliment‘,
‘civility‘,
‘rudeness‘,
‘toilette‘,
‘dressing‘,
‘donning‘,
‘gaspings‘,
‘booting‘,
‘caterpillar‘,
‘outlandishness‘,
‘manners‘,
‘education‘,
‘undergraduate‘,
‘dreamt‘,
‘cowhide‘,
‘pinched‘,
‘curtains‘,
‘indecorous‘,
‘contented‘,
‘restricting‘,
‘donned‘,
‘lathering‘,
‘unsheathes‘,
‘whets‘,
‘Rogers‘,
‘cutlery‘,
‘Afterwards‘,
‘baton‘,
‘Breakfast‘,
‘pleasantly‘,
‘bountifully‘,
‘laughable‘,
‘bosky‘,
‘unshorn‘,
‘gowns‘,
‘toasted‘,
‘lingers‘,
‘tarried‘,
‘barred‘,
‘Grub‘,
‘Park‘,
‘assurance‘,
‘polish‘,
‘occasioned‘,
‘embarrassed‘,
‘bashfulness‘,
‘duelled‘,
‘winking‘,
‘tastes‘,
‘sheepishly‘,
‘bashful‘,
‘icicle‘,
‘admirer‘,
‘cordially‘,
‘grappling‘,
‘genteelly‘,
‘eschewed‘,
‘undivided‘,
‘6‘,
‘circulating‘,
‘nondescripts‘,
‘Chestnut‘,
‘jostle‘,
‘Regent‘,
‘Lascars‘,
‘Bombay‘,
‘Apollo‘,
‘Feegeeans‘,
‘Tongatobooarrs‘,
‘Erromanggoans‘,
‘Pannangians‘,
‘Brighggians‘,
‘weekly‘,
‘Vermonters‘,
‘stalwart‘,
‘frames‘,
‘felled‘,
‘strutting‘,
‘wester‘,
‘bombazine‘,
‘cloak‘,
‘mow‘,
‘gloves‘,
‘joins‘,
‘outfit‘,
‘waistcoats‘,
‘Hay‘,
‘Seed‘,
‘tract‘,
‘dearest‘,
‘pave‘,
‘eggs‘,
‘patrician‘,
‘parks‘,
‘scraggy‘,
‘scoria‘,
‘Herr‘,
‘dowers‘,
‘nieces‘,
‘reservoirs‘,
‘maples‘,
‘bountiful‘,
‘proffer‘,
‘passer‘,
‘cones‘,
‘blossoms‘,
‘superinduced‘,
‘carnation‘,
‘Salem‘,
‘sweethearts‘,
‘Puritanic‘,
‘Whaleman‘,
‘Wrapping‘,
‘Each‘,
‘quote‘,
‘TALBOT‘,
‘Near‘,
‘Desolation‘,
‘1st‘,
‘SISTER‘,
‘ROBERT‘,
‘WILLIS‘,
‘ELLERY‘,
‘NATHAN‘,
‘COLEMAN‘,
‘WALTER‘,
‘CANNY‘,
‘SETH‘,
‘GLEIG‘,
‘Forming‘,
‘ELIZA‘,
‘31st‘,
‘MARBLE‘,
‘SHIPMATES‘,
‘EZEKIEL‘,
‘HARDY‘,
‘AUGUST‘,
‘3d‘,
‘1833‘,
‘WIDOW‘,
‘Shaking‘,
‘glazed‘,
‘Affected‘,
‘relatives‘,
‘unhealing‘,
‘sympathetically‘,
‘wounds‘,
‘bleed‘,
‘blanks‘,
...]V = set(text1)
long_words = [w for w in V if len(w)>15]
sorted(long_words)[‘CIRCUMNAVIGATION‘,
‘Physiognomically‘,
‘apprehensiveness‘,
‘cannibalistically‘,
‘characteristically‘,
‘circumnavigating‘,
‘circumnavigation‘,
‘circumnavigations‘,
‘comprehensiveness‘,
‘hermaphroditical‘,
‘indiscriminately‘,
‘indispensableness‘,
‘irresistibleness‘,
‘physiognomically‘,
‘preternaturalness‘,
‘responsibilities‘,
‘simultaneousness‘,
‘subterraneousness‘,
‘supernaturalness‘,
‘superstitiousness‘,
‘uncomfortableness‘,
‘uncompromisedness‘,
‘undiscriminating‘,
‘uninterpenetratingly‘]本文选自《Natural Language Processing with Python》
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原文地址：https://www.cnblogs.com/brightyuxl/p/8973951.html
