The name that appears most often in Genesis is "Jacob", followed by "Joseph".
In other news, the most common word in Moby Dick is "the"; the most common noun (excluding pronouns) is, not surprisingly, "whale".
In Genesis, Moby Dick, and a number of other texts, three-letter words are more common than word of any other length (the one exception I've found so far is Moby Dick)
(Yes, I am learning to use NLTK, which so far I like a lot)
In other news, the most common word in Moby Dick is "the"; the most common noun (excluding pronouns) is, not surprisingly, "whale".
In Genesis, Moby Dick, and a number of other texts, three-letter words are more common than word of any other length (the one exception I've found so far is Moby Dick)
(Yes, I am learning to use NLTK, which so far I like a lot)
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