Simple summary of the Distant Reader study carrel named subject-chestertonGKGilbertKeith-gutenberg

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nouns	proper nouns
pronouns	verbs
adjectives	adverbs

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any entity	persons
geo-political entities	organizations

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For more information, please see the read me file describing study carrels in greater detail.