The Woman in White - 13
"Anne Catherick is gone," replied Miss Halcombe.
"Gone?"
"Gone with Mrs. Clements. They both left the farm at eight o'clock this morning."
I could say nothing—I could only feel that our last chance of discovery had gone with them.
"All that Mrs. Todd knows about her guests, I know," Miss Halcombe went on, "and it leaves me, as it leaves her, in the dark. They both came back safe last night, after they left you, and they passed the first part of the evening with Mr. Todd's family as usual. Just before supper-time, however, Anne Catherick startled them all by being suddenly seized with faintness. She had had a similar attack, of a less alarming kind, on the day she arrived at the farm; and Mrs. Todd had connected it, on that occasion, with something she was reading at the time in our local newspaper, which lay on the farm table, and which she had taken up only a minute or two before."
"Does Mrs. Todd know what particular passage in the newspaper affected her in that way?" I inquired.
"No," replied Miss Halcombe. "She had looked it over, and had seen nothing in it to agitate any one. I asked leave, however, to look it over in my turn, and at the very first page I opened I found that the editor had enriched his small stock of news by drawing upon our family affairs, and had published my sister's marriage engagement, among his other announcements, copied from the London papers, of Marriages in High Life. I concluded at once that this was the paragraph which had so strangely affected Anne Catherick, and I thought I saw in it, also, the origin of the letter which she sent to our house the next day."
"There can be no doubt in either case. But what did you hear about her second attack of faintness yesterday evening?"
"Nothing. The cause of it is a complete mystery. There was no stranger in the room. The only visitor was our dairymaid, who, as I told you, is one of Mr. Todd's daughters, and the only conversation was the usual gossip about local affairs. They heard her cry out, and saw her turn deadly pale, without the slightest apparent reason. Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Clements took her upstairs, and Mrs. Clements remained with her. They were heard talking together until long after the usual bedtime, and early this morning Mrs. Clements took Mrs. Todd aside, and amazed her beyond all power of expression by saying that they must go. The only explanation Mrs. Todd could extract from her guest was, that something had happened, which was not the fault of any one at the farmhouse, but which was serious enough to make Anne Catherick resolve to leave Limmeridge immediately. It was quite useless to press Mrs. Clements to be more explicit. She only shook her head, and said that, for Anne's sake, she must beg and pray that no one would question her. All she could repeat, with every appearance of being seriously agitated herself, was that Anne must go, that she must go with her, and that the destination to which they might both betake themselves must be kept a secret from everybody. I spare you the recital of Mrs. Todd's hospitable remonstrances and refusals. It ended in her driving them both to the nearest station, more than three hours since. She tried hard on the way to get them to speak more plainly, but without success; and she set them down outside the station-door, so hurt and offended by the unceremonious abruptness of their departure and their unfriendly reluctance to place the least confidence in her, that she drove away in anger, without so much as stopping to bid them good-bye. That is exactly what has taken place. Search your own memory, Mr. Hartright, and tell me if anything happened in the burial-ground yesterday evening which can at all account for the extraordinary departure of those two women this morning."
"I should like to account first, Miss Halcombe, for the sudden change in Anne Catherick which alarmed them at the farmhouse, hours after she and I had parted, and when time enough had elapsed to quiet any violent agitation that I might have been unfortunate enough to cause. Did you inquire particularly about the gossip which was going on in the room when she turned faint?"
"Yes. But Mrs. Todd's household affairs seem to have divided her attention that evening with the talk in the farmhouse parlour. She could only tell me that it was 'just the news,'—meaning, I suppose, that they all talked as usual about each other."
"The dairymaid's memory may be better than her mother's," I said. "It may be as well for you to speak to the girl, Miss Halcombe, as soon as we get back."
My suggestion was acted on the moment we returned to the house. Miss Halcombe led me round to the servants' offices, and we found the girl in the dairy, with her sleeves tucked up to her shoulders, cleaning a large milk-pan and singing blithely over her work.
"I have brought this gentleman to see your dairy, Hannah," said Miss Halcombe. "It is one of the sights of the house, and it always does you credit."
The girl blushed and curtseyed, and said shyly that she hoped she always did her best to keep things neat and clean.
"We have just come from your father's," Miss Halcombe continued. "You were there yesterday evening, I hear, and you found visitors at the house?"
"Yes, miss."
"One of them was taken faint and ill, I am told. I suppose nothing was said or done to frighten her? You were not talking of anything very terrible, were you?"
"Oh no, miss!" said the girl, laughing. "We were only talking of the news."
"Your sisters told you the news at Todd's Corner, I suppose?"
"Yes, miss."
"And you told them the news at Limmeridge House?"
"Yes, miss. And I'm quite sure nothing was said to frighten the poor thing, for I was talking when she was taken ill. It gave me quite a turn, miss, to see it, never having been taken faint myself."
Before any more questions could be put to her, she was called away to receive a basket of eggs at the dairy door. As she left us I whispered to Miss Halcombe—
"Ask her if she happened to mention, last night, that visitors were expected at Limmeridge House."
Miss Halcombe showed me, by a look, that she understood, and put the question as soon as the dairymaid returned to us.
"Oh yes, miss, I mentioned that," said the girl simply. "The company coming, and the accident to the brindled cow, was all the news I had to take to the farm."
"Did you mention names? Did you tell them that Sir Percival Glyde was expected on Monday?"
"Yes, miss—I told them Sir Percival Glyde was coming. I hope there was no harm in it—I hope I didn't do wrong."
"Oh no, no harm. Come, Mr. Hartright, Hannah will begin to think us in the way, if we interrupt her any longer over her work."
We stopped and looked at one another the moment we were alone again.
"Is there any doubt in your mind, now, Miss Halcombe?"
"Sir Percival Glyde shall remove that doubt, Mr. Hartright—or Laura Fairlie shall never be his wife."
XV
As we walked round to the front of the house a fly from the railway approached us along the drive. Miss Halcombe waited on the door-steps until the fly drew up, and then advanced to shake hands with an old gentleman, who got out briskly the moment the steps were let down. Mr. Gilmore had arrived.
I looked at him, when we were introduced to each other, with an interest and a curiosity which I could hardly conceal. This old man was to remain at Limmeridge House after I had left it, he was to hear Sir Percival Glyde's explanation, and was to give Miss Halcombe the assistance of his experience in forming her judgment; he was to wait until the question of the marriage was set at rest; and his hand, if that question were decided in the affirmative, was to draw the settlement which bound Miss Fairlie irrevocably to her engagement. Even then, when I knew nothing by comparison with what I know now, I looked at the family lawyer with an interest which I had never felt before in the presence of any man breathing who was a total stranger to me.
In external appearance Mr. Gilmore was the exact opposite of the conventional idea of an old lawyer. His complexion was florid—his white hair was worn rather long and kept carefully brushed—his black coat, waistcoat, and trousers fitted him with perfect neatness—his white cravat was carefully tied, and his lavender-coloured kid gloves might have adorned the hands of a fashionable clergyman, without fear and without reproach. His manners were pleasantly marked by the formal grace and refinement of the old school of politeness, quickened by the invigorating sharpness and readiness of a man whose business in life obliges him always to keep his faculties in good working order. A sanguine constitution and fair prospects to begin with—a long subsequent career of creditable and comfortable prosperity—a cheerful, diligent, widely-respected old age—such were the general impressions I derived from my introduction to Mr. Gilmore, and it is but fair to him to add, that the knowledge I gained by later and better experience only tended to confirm them.
I left the old gentleman and Miss Halcombe to enter the house together, and to talk of family matters undisturbed by the restraint of a stranger's presence. They crossed the hall on their way to the drawing-room, and I descended the steps again to wander about the garden alone.
My hours were numbered at Limmeridge House—my departure the next morning was irrevocably settled—my share in the investigation which the anonymous letter had rendered necessary was at an end. No harm could be done to any one but myself if I let my heart loose again, for the little time that was left me, from the cold cruelty of restraint which necessity had forced me to inflict upon it, and took my farewell of the scenes which were associated with the brief dream-time of my happiness and my love.
I turned instinctively to the walk beneath my study-window, where I had seen her the evening before with her little dog, and followed the path which her dear feet had trodden so often, till I came to the wicket gate that led into her rose garden. The winter bareness spread drearily over it now. The flowers that she had taught me to distinguish by their names, the flowers that I had taught her to paint from, were gone, and the tiny white paths that led between the beds were damp and green already. I went on to the avenue of trees, where we had breathed together the warm fragrance of August evenings, where we had admired together the myriad combinations of shade and sunlight that dappled the ground at our feet. The leaves fell about me from the groaning branches, and the earthy decay in the atmosphere chilled me to the bones. A little farther on, and I was out of the grounds, and following the lane that wound gently upward to the nearest hills. The old felled tree by the wayside, on which we had sat to rest, was sodden with rain, and the tuft of ferns and grasses which I had drawn for her, nestling under the rough stone wall in front of us, had turned to a pool of water, stagnating round an island of draggled weeds. I gained the summit of the hill, and looked at the view which we had so often admired in the happier time. It was cold and barren—it was no longer the view that I remembered. The sunshine of her presence was far from me—the charm of her voice no longer murmured in my ear. She had talked to me, on the spot from which I now looked down, of her father, who was her last surviving parent—had told me how fond of each other they had been, and how sadly she missed him still when she entered certain rooms in the house, and when she took up forgotten occupations and amusements with which he had been associated. Was the view that I had seen, while listening to those words, the view that I saw now, standing on the hill-top by myself? I turned and left it—I wound my way back again, over the moor, and round the sandhills, down to the beach. There was the white rage of the surf, and the multitudinous glory of the leaping waves—but where was the place on which she had once drawn idle figures with her parasol in the sand—the place where we had sat together, while she talked to me about myself and my home, while she asked me a woman's minutely observant questions about my mother and my sister, and innocently wondered whether I should ever leave my lonely chambers and have a wife and a house of my own? Wind and wave had long since smoothed out the trace of her which she had left in those marks on the sand, I looked over the wide monotony of the sea-side prospect, and the place in which we two had idled away the sunny hours was as lost to me as if I had never known it, as strange to me as if I stood already on a foreign shore.
The empty silence of the beach struck cold to my heart. I returned to the house and the garden, where traces were left to speak of her at every turn.
On the west terrace walk I met Mr. Gilmore. He was evidently in search of me, for he quickened his pace when we caught sight of each other. The state of my spirits little fitted me for the society of a stranger; but the meeting was inevitable, and I resigned myself to make the best of it.
"You are the very person I wanted to see," said the old gentleman. "I had two words to say to you, my dear sir; and if you have no objection I will avail myself of the present opportunity. To put it plainly, Miss Halcombe and I have been talking over family affairs—affairs which are the cause of my being here—and in the course of our conversation she was naturally led to tell me of this unpleasant matter connected with the anonymous letter, and of the share which you have most creditably and properly taken in the proceedings so far. That share, I quite understand, gives you an interest which you might not otherwise have felt, in knowing that the future management of the investigation which you have begun will be placed in safe hands. My dear sir, make yourself quite easy on that point—it will be placed in my hands."
"You are, in every way, Mr. Gilmore, much fitter to advise and to act in the matter than I am. Is it an indiscretion on my part to ask if you have decided yet on a course of proceeding?"
"So far as it is possible to decide, Mr. Hartright, I have decided. I mean to send a copy of the letter, accompanied by a statement of the circumstances, to Sir Percival Glyde's solicitor in London, with whom I have some acquaintance. The letter itself I shall keep here to show to Sir Percival as soon as he arrives. The tracing of the two women I have already provided for, by sending one of Mr. Fairlie's servants—a confidential person—to the station to make inquiries. The man has his money and his directions, and he will follow the women in the event of his finding any clue. This is all that can be done until Sir Percival comes on Monday. I have no doubt myself that every explanation which can be expected from a gentleman and a man of honour, he will readily give. Sir Percival stands very high, sir—an eminent position, a reputation above suspicion—I feel quite easy about results—quite easy, I am rejoiced to assure you. Things of this sort happen constantly in my experience. Anonymous letters—unfortunate woman—sad state of society. I don't deny that there are peculiar complications in this case; but the case itself is, most unhappily, common—common."
"I am afraid, Mr. Gilmore, I have the misfortune to differ from you in the view I take of the case."
"Just so, my dear sir—just so. I am an old man, and I take the practical view. You are a young man, and you take the romantic view. Let us not dispute about our views. I live professionally in an atmosphere of disputation, Mr. Hartright, and I am only too glad to escape from it, as I am escaping here. We will wait for events—yes, yes, yes—we will wait for events. Charming place this. Good shooting? Probably not, none of Mr. Fairlie's land is preserved, I think. Charming place, though, and delightful people. You draw and paint, I hear, Mr. Hartright? Enviable accomplishment. What style?"
We dropped into general conversation, or rather, Mr. Gilmore talked and I listened. My attention was far from him, and from the topics on which he discoursed so fluently. The solitary walk of the last two hours had wrought its effect on me—it had set the idea in my mind of hastening my departure from Limmeridge House. Why should I prolong the hard trial of saying farewell by one unnecessary minute? What further service was required of me by any one? There was no useful purpose to be served by my stay in Cumberland—there was no restriction of time in the permission to leave which my employer had granted to me. Why not end it there and then?
I determined to end it. There were some hours of daylight still left—there was no reason why my journey back to London should not begin on that afternoon. I made the first civil excuse that occurred to me for leaving Mr. Gilmore, and returned at once to the house.
On my way up to my own room I met Miss Halcombe on the stairs. She saw, by the hurry of my movements and the change in my manner, that I had some new purpose in view, and asked what had happened.
I told her the reasons which induced me to think of hastening my departure, exactly as I have told them here.
"No, no," she said, earnestly and kindly, "leave us like a friend—break bread with us once more. Stay here and dine, stay here and help us to spend our last evening with you as happily, as like our first evenings, as we can. It is my invitation—Mrs. Vesey's invitation——" she hesitated a little, and then added, "Laura's invitation as well."
I promised to remain. God knows I had no wish to leave even the shadow of a sorrowful impression with any one of them.
My own room was the best place for me till the dinner bell rang. I waited there till it was time to go downstairs.
I had not spoken to Miss Fairlie—I had not even seen her—all that day. The first meeting with her, when I entered the drawing-room, was a hard trial to her self-control and to mine. She, too, had done her best to make our last evening renew the golden bygone time—the time that could never come again. She had put on the dress which I used to admire more than any other that she possessed—a dark blue silk, trimmed quaintly and prettily with old-fashioned lace; she came forward to meet me with her former readiness—she gave me her hand with the frank, innocent good-will of happier days. The cold fingers that trembled round mine—the pale cheeks with a bright red spot burning in the midst of them—the faint smile that struggled to live on her lips and died away from them while I looked at it, told me at what sacrifice of herself her outward composure was maintained. My heart could take her no closer to me, or I should have loved her then as I had never loved her yet.
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- The Woman in White - 39Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3271Totalt antal unika ord är 92760.3 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden78.6 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden86.6 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 40Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3421Totalt antal unika ord är 99261.4 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.9 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.4 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 41Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3415Totalt antal unika ord är 103158.7 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden78.5 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden86.4 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 42Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3408Totalt antal unika ord är 89066.3 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden85.5 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden91.5 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 43Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3436Totalt antal unika ord är 91761.1 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden81.6 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.2 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 44Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3532Totalt antal unika ord är 88769.0 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden85.2 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden91.2 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 45Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3582Totalt antal unika ord är 95162.8 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden81.1 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.2 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 46Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3612Totalt antal unika ord är 92668.2 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden84.4 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.7 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 47Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3410Totalt antal unika ord är 102460.0 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden78.4 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden85.5 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 48Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3365Totalt antal unika ord är 96261.0 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.6 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden87.6 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 49Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3404Totalt antal unika ord är 99960.5 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.6 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden87.0 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 50Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3494Totalt antal unika ord är 97860.7 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden81.6 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.7 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 51Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3477Totalt antal unika ord är 94264.2 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden81.5 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden89.4 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 52Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3477Totalt antal unika ord är 96761.5 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden80.9 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden86.9 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 53Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3639Totalt antal unika ord är 89070.7 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden86.3 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden91.1 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 54Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3501Totalt antal unika ord är 87167.6 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden84.9 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden90.1 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 55Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3370Totalt antal unika ord är 98461.3 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.3 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden85.8 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 56Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3510Totalt antal unika ord är 98563.2 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden81.1 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden87.6 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 57Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3447Totalt antal unika ord är 95560.7 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden77.7 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden83.8 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 58Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3569Totalt antal unika ord är 101060.2 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden78.4 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden85.5 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 59Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3408Totalt antal unika ord är 89259.6 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden76.9 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden84.3 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 60Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3518Totalt antal unika ord är 98860.7 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.1 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden85.7 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 61Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3658Totalt antal unika ord är 92366.2 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden82.4 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.7 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 62Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3130Totalt antal unika ord är 99461.3 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.8 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden87.7 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 63Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3594Totalt antal unika ord är 101861.3 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden80.6 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden87.3 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 64Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3499Totalt antal unika ord är 104559.9 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.0 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden85.8 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 65Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3497Totalt antal unika ord är 107456.4 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden74.0 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden83.6 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 66Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3548Totalt antal unika ord är 92566.3 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden83.0 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.9 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 67Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3481Totalt antal unika ord är 93064.6 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden82.8 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden88.9 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 68Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3398Totalt antal unika ord är 102857.6 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden76.6 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden84.1 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 69Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3247Totalt antal unika ord är 108753.2 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden72.3 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden80.8 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 70Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3422Totalt antal unika ord är 107755.1 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden75.5 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden83.7 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 71Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 3518Totalt antal unika ord är 104860.5 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden78.8 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden86.1 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden
- The Woman in White - 72Varje stapel representerar procentandelen ord per 1000 vanligaste ord.Totalt antal ord är 1680Totalt antal unika ord är 65365.4 av orden finns i de 2000 vanligaste orden79.3 av orden finns bland de 5000 vanligaste orden86.5 av orden finns i de 8000 vanligaste orden