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Baby–pipe…………13
Moon–star…………
Scissors–sharp…….
Quiet–noisy……….
Green–blue………..
Salt–yellow……….13
Street–green………14
King–purple……….14
Cheese–axe………..19
Blossom–handle…….19
Afraid–barn……….19

CONSECUTIVE No. 255.–State hospital attendant. Efficient, but unusually taciturn and seclusive. Sound reactions.

Table–linen……….
Dark–sunshine……..17
Music–song………..
Sickness–Saturday….19
Man–manager……….10
Deep–dark…………
Soft–sorrowful…….10
Eating–eighty……..10
Mountain–miner…….19
House–heart……….19
Black–blue………..
Mutton–mountain……10
Comfort–company……17
Hand–happy………..10
Short–slow………..17
Fruit–froth……….10
Butterfly–butter…..10
Smooth–smoke………10
Command–company……
Chair–chap………..10
Sweet–slow………..15
Whistle–whip………10
Woman–worried……..19
Cold–cow………….10
Slow–slap…………10
Wish–water………..
River–rubbed………19
White–wash………..
Beautiful–bounty…..10
Window–light………
Rough–roguish……..19
Citizen–sight-seeing.19
Foot–fool…………10
Spider–span……….10
Needle–work………. 1
Red–robe………….19
Sleep–soap………..10
Anger–angel……….19
Carpet–carriage……19
Girl–guide………..19
High–heart………..10
Working–worthy…….10
Sour–satchel………19
Earth–early……….10
Trouble–trout……..19
Soldier–socket…….19
Cabbage–currant……17
Hard–harmful………10
Eagle–early……….15
Stomach–stable…….19
Stem–stand………..10
Lamp–light………..
Dream–drunk……….10
Yellow–lustre……..19
Bread–brand……….10
Justice–judgment…..
Boy–butter………..15
Light–love………..19
Health–help……….10
Bible–book………..
Memory–mental……..
Sheep–shop………..10
Bath–bandage………10
Cottage–cot……….10
Swift–swan………..10
Blue–black………..10
Hungry–height……..19
Priest–house………
Ocean–apple……….19
Head–heart………..
Stove–strap……….10
Long–love…………15
Religion–belief……
Whiskey–whisk broom..10
Child–chap………..10
Bitter–butter……..10
Hammer–habit………19
Thirsty–thirty…….10
City–soap…………15
Square–squirrel……10
Butter–bank……….19
Doctor–dentist…….
Loud–laugh………..
Thief–thump……….19
Lion–lump…………19
Joy–jump………….19
Bed–bank………….15
Heavy–happy……….10
Tobacco–tub……….19
Baby–bundle……….
Moon–mantle……….10
Scissors–Saturday….15
Quiet–quarter……..10
Green–drought……..19
Salt–Saturday……..10
Street–straight……
King–cattle……….19
Cheese–captain…….19
Blossom–bandage……15
Afraid–flattered…..10

CONSECUTIVE No. 442.–Nothing abnormal has ever been suspected in the case of this subject; mother eccentric; sister insane. Sound reactions.

Table–stable………
Dark–dreary……….
Music–joy…………
Sickness–silliness…10
Man–manner………..10
Deep–dreary……….15
Soft–sooth………..19
Eating–evening…….10
Mountain–morning…..18
House–help………..19
Black–dark………..
Mutton–mitten……..10
Comfort–come………10
Hand–handsome……..10
Short–small………. 1
Fruit–first……….10
Butterfly–butter…..10
Smooth–sooth………10
Command–come………
Chair–air…………10
Sweet–good……….. 1
Whistle–music……..
Woman–wonder………19
Cold–freezing……..
Slow–snow…………10
Wish–wind…………10
River–riffle……… 3
White–wait………..10
Beautiful–handsome…
Window–light………
Rough–harsh……….
Citizen–city………
Foot–walk…………
Spider–creep………
Needle–needless……10
Red–color…………
Sleep–sleet……….10
Anger–rough……….
Carpet–carpenter…..10
Girl–going………..19
High–air………….
Working–toiling……
Sour–shower……….10
Earth–eating………19
Trouble–loneliness…17
Soldier–solid……..10
Cabbage–carrying…..19
Hard–hardly………. 8
Eagle–eating………10
Stomach–starch…….10
Stem–step………… 2
Lamp–glass………..
Dream–dreary………
Yellow–yonder……..12
Bread–bed…………10
Justice–juice……..10
Boy–ball………….
Light–likeness…….10
Health–help……….10
Bible–book………..
Memory–memorial…… 2
Sheep–sleep……….
Bath–battle……….10
Cottage–cotton…….10
Swift–fast………..
Blue–blind………..10
Hungry–hurry………10
Priest–prince……..10
Ocean–over………..12
Head–large……….. 1
Stove–stone……….10
Long–heavy………..19
Religion–goodness…. 1
Whiskey–strong…….
Child–small………. 1
Bitter–butter……..10
Hammer–hard……….
Thirsty–thrifty……10
City–seeing……….10
Square–squirrel……10
Butter–bitter……..10
Doctor–dark……….10
Loud–noisy………..
Thief–stealing…….
Lion–eating……….
Joy–joyous……….. 8
Bed–sleep…………
Heavy–weightful…… 4
Tobacco–cocoa……..10
Baby–boys………… 2
Moon–moo…………. 3
Scissors–successors..10
Quiet–easy………..
Green–grass……….
Salt–simmer……….19
Street–steep………10
King–kingdom………
Cheese–squeeze…….10
Blossom–blooming…..
Afraid–Africa……..10

CONSECUTIVE No. 3l4.–School teacher. Efficient; described as very silent. Unclassified reactions, due mostly to distraction.

Table–cat…………19
Dark–no…………..12
Music–will………..19
Sickness–chair…….19
Man–table………… 6
Deep–floor………..14
Soft–paper……….. 6
Eating–wood……….19
Mountain–chair…….15
House–Window………
Black–wall………..
Mutton–sky………..19
Comfort–air……….18
Hand–table………..
Short–paper………. 6
Fruit–sweeping…….19
Butterfly–room…….18
Smooth–working……. 2
Command–stone……..19
Chair–machine……..19
Sweet–radiator…….19
Whistle–clock……..19
Woman–cane………..19
Cold–flower……….19
Slow–cord…………19
Wish–marriage…….. 2
River–chimney……..19
White–wheel……….19
Beautiful–cane…….15
Window–pot………..19
Rough–grass……….19
Citizen–paper……..
Foot–closet……….19
Spider–awning……..19
Needle–good………. 9
Red–bad………….. 9
Sleep–hinge……….19
Anger–will………..15
Carpet–paper……… 6
Girl–chair………..15
High–table……….. 6
Working–cane………15
Sour–floor………..15
Earth–ceiling……..18
Trouble–chain……..19
Soldier–desk………19
Cabbage–paper……..
Hard–table………..
Eagle–flower………15
Stomach–match……..19
Stem–match………..
Lamp–table………..
Dream–chair……….14
Yellow–cane……….18
Bread–flour……….
Justice–peace……..
Boy–window………..15
Light–wall………..18
Health–floor………18
Bible–house……….18
Memory–paper……… 6
Sheep–dress……….19
Bath–clothes………18
Cottage–earth……..19
Swift–sky…………18
Blue–trees………..19
Hungry–leaves……..18
Priest–bark……….18
Ocean–boat………..
Head–hat………….
Stove–ashes……….17
Long–short………..
Religion–peace…….
Whiskey–bottle…….
Child–dress……….
Bitter–sour……….
Hammer–teeth………19
Thirsty–dry……….
City–good………… 1
Square–wood……….
Butter–best……….10
Doctor–shoes………19
Loud–music………..
Thief–notes………. 2
Lion–strings………19
Joy–happy………… 1
Bed–wish………….13
Heavy–lead………..
Tobacco–plant……..
Baby–good………… 1
Moon–paper……….. 6
Scissors–straw…….19
Quiet–hoop………..19
Green–rope………..19
Salt–dish…………
Street–dirt……….
King–bucket……….19
Cheese–plate………
Blossom–plant……..
Afraid–sweeping……15

CONSECUTIVE No. 216.–State hospital attendant. Incompetent, dull. Numerous non-specific reactions.

Table–rolling……..19
Dark–swim…………19
Music–playing……..
Sickness–riding……19
Man–walk………….
Deep–singing………19
Soft–light………..
Eating–sleep………
Mountain–low………
House–small………. 1
Black–dark………..
Mutton–lean……….19
Comfort–good……… 1
Hand–small……….. 1
Short–small………. 1
Fruit–taste……….
Butterfly–beautiful.. 1
Smooth–long………. 6
Command–immediate…. 2
Chair–small………. 6
Sweet–clear……….19
Whistle–long………
Woman–small………. 1
Cold–long………… 6
Slow–write……….. 2
Wish–quick………..10
River–long………..
White–clean……….
Beautiful–nice……. 1
Window–big………..19
Rough–bad………… 1
Citizen–short……..19
Foot–small……….. 1
Spider–small……… 1
Needle–small……… 1
Red–dark………….
Sleep–easy………..
Anger–bad………… 1
Carpet–small……… 1
Girl–short………..15
High–long…………
Working–good……… 1
Sour–bad…………. 1
Earth–large………. 1
Trouble–bad………. 1
Soldier–good……… 1
Cabbage–small…….. 6
Hard–apples……….
Eagle–small………. 6
Stomach–good……… 1
Stem–short………..
Lamp–bright……….
Dream–good……….. 1
Yellow–light………
Bread–good……….. 1
Justice–good……… 1
Boy–small………… 1
Light–clear……….
Health–good………. 1
Bible–true………..
Memory–good………. 1
Sheep–many………..
Bath–good………… 1
Cottage–large…….. 1
Swift–fast………..
Blue–dark…………
Hungry–long………. 6
Priest–true……….19
Ocean–wide………..
Head–large……….. 1
Stove–black……….
Long–wide…………
Religion–good…….. 1
Whiskey–strong…….
Child–small………. 1
Bitter–bad……….. 1
Hammer–small……… 1
Thirsty–bad………. 1
City–big………….
Square–long……….
Butter–good………. 1
Doctor–good………. 1
Loud–hearty……….19
Thief–bad………… 1
Lion–bad…………. 5
Joy–happy………… 1
Bed–easy………….
Heavy–stone……….
Tobacco–strong…….
Baby–small……….. 1
Moon–large……….. 1
Scissors–sharp…….
Quiet–baby………..
Green–dark………..
Salt–strong……….10
Street–wide……….
King–high…………
Cheese–good………. 1
Blossom–apples…….
Afraid–he…………12

CONSECUTIVE No. 318.–School boy. Non-specific reactions.

Table–board……….
Dark–night………..
Music–sound……….
Sickness–pleasantness 9
Man–people……….. 1
Deep–river………..
Soft–cat…………. 2
Eating–pleasantness.. 1
Mountain–high……..
House–home………..
Black–dark………..
Mutton–good………. 1
Comfort–pleasure….. 1
Hand–foot…………
Short–little………
Fruit–good……….. 1
Butterfly–pretty….. 1
Smooth–soft……….
Command–go………..
Chair–sit…………
Sweet–good……….. 1
Whistle–noise……..
Woman–pretty……… 1
Cold–bad…………. 1
Slow–quick………..
Wish–good………… 1
River–deep………..
White–snow………..
Beautiful–pretty….. 1
Window–look……….
Rough–even………..
Citizen–good……… 1
Foot–hand…………
Spider–bite……….
Needle–sharp………
Red–crimson……….
Sleep–wake………..
Anger–mad…………
Carpet–floor………

Girl–good………… 1
High–tall…………
Working–sleep……..
Sour–bad…………. 1
Earth–ground………
Trouble–bad………. 1
Soldier–good……… 1
Cabbage–bad………. 6
Hard–soft…………
Eagle–bird………..
Stomach–ache………
Stem–slender………
Lamp–light………..
Dream–good……….. 1
Yellow–pretty…….. 1
Bread–good……….. 1
Justice–good……… 1
Boy–fun…………..
Light–see…………
Health–happiness….. 1
Bible–good……….. 1
Memory–good………. 1
Sheep–pretty……… 1
Bath–good………… 1
Cottage–pretty……. 1
Swift–quick……….
Blue–yellow……….
Hungry–eat………..
Priest–good……….
Ocean–big…………
Head–little……….15
Stove–hot…………
Long–distance……..
Religion–good…….. 1
Whiskey–bad………. 1
Child–cute………..
Bitter–good………. 1
Hammer–hard……….
Thirsty–hard……… 5
City–good………… 6
Square–round………
Butter–soft……….
Doctor–good………. 1
Loud–noisy………..
Thief–good……….. 6
Lion–big………….
Joy–good…………. 1
Bed–comfortable……
Heavy–light……….
Tobacco–bad………. 1
Baby–pretty………. 1
Moon–cute…………13
Scissors–sharp…….
Quiet–loud………..
Green–pretty……… 1
Salt–good………… 1
Street–narrow……..
King–good………… 6
Cheese–good………. 1
Blossom–pretty……. 1
Afraid–scared……..

CONSECUTIVE NO. 234.–School boy. Non-specific reactions.

Table–chair……….
Dark–cold…………
Music–sweet……….
Sickness–hard……..
Man–wise………….19
Deep–dark…………
Soft–sweet………..
Eating–drinking……
Mountain–snow……..
House–great………. 9
Black–horse……….
Mutton–good………. 1
Comfort–health…….
Hand–foot…………
Short–fat…………
Fruit–good……….. 1
Butterfly–pretty…..
Smooth–hard……….
Command–general……
Chair–soft………..
Sweet–good……….. 1
Whistle–loud………
Woman–large………. 1
Cold–dreary……….
Slow–hard…………
Wish–fairy………..
River–large………. 1
White–snow………..
Beautiful–woman…… 1
Window–large……… 1
Rough–hard………..
Citizen–good……… 1
Foot–small……….. 1
Spider–ugly……….
Needle–thick………
Red–cow…………..17
Sleep–dreams………
Anger–very………..12
Carpet–pretty…….. 1
Girl–small……….. 1
High–tree…………
Working–hard………
Sour–bitter……….
Earth–great………. 1
Trouble–hard………
Soldier–brave……..
Cabbage–good……… 1
Hard–stone………..
Eagle–great………. 9
Stomach–weak………
Stem–watch………..
Lamp–pretty………. 9
Dream–sweet……….
Yellow–buttercup…..
Bread–flour……….
Justice–man………. 1
Boy–gun…………..
Light–bright………
Health–care………. 2
Bible–holy………..
Memory–poor……….
Sheep–pretty……… 1
Bath–nice………… 1
Cottage–low……….
Swift–stream………
Blue–bluebird…….. 2
Hungry–tired………
Priest–church……..
Ocean–water……….
Head–large……….. 1
Stove–fire………..
Long–snake………..
Religion–Jesus…….
Whiskey–temperance…
Child–healthy……..19
Bitter–apple………
Hammer–nail……….
Thirsty–water……..
City–houses……….
Square–desk……….
Butter–yellow……..
Doctor–medicine……
Loud–harse………..
Thief–wicked………
Lion–fierce……….
Joy–happiness…….. 1
Bed–rest………….
Heavy–stone……….
Tobacco–dirty……..
Baby–small……….. 1
Moon–sky………….
Scissors–sharp…….
Quiet–lonely………
Green–sour………..
Salt–cows…………19
Street–people…….. 1
King–rich…………19
Cheese–yellow……..
Blossom–pretty……. 1
Afraid–fear……….

CONSECUTIVE No. 809.–Lawyer. 28 individual reactions, of which 14 are classed as normal; 10 are unclassified, most of which are also obviously normal.

Table–chair………….
Dark–candle………… 17
Music–girl…………..
Sickness–doctor………
Man–woman…………… 1
Deep–swimming………..19
Soft–hand……………
Eating–Reisenweber……17
Mountain–Kipling……..19
House–mortgage……….17
Black–spectrum……….19
Mutton–pig…………..
Comfort–chair………..
Hand–ring……………
Short–tall…………..
Fruit–banana…………
Butterfly–color………
Smooth–sphere………..17
Command–soldier………
Chair–teacher………..10
Sweet–apple………….
Whistle–policeman…….
Woman–hat……………
Cold–thermometer……..19
Slow–invalid…………
Wish–million…………
River–Hudson…………
White–Broadway……….19
Beautiful–girl……….
Window–school………..
Rough–ball…………..19
Citizen–justice………
Foot–shoe……………
Spider–insect………..
Needle–tailor………..17
Red–flannel………….
Sleep–potassium bromide.17
Anger–teacher………..
Carpet–tack………….
Girl–belt……………17
High–pole……………
Working–laborer………
Sour–apple…………..
Earth–Columbus……….
Trouble–lawyer……….19
Soldier–gun………….
Cabbage–plantation…… 2
Hard–brick…………..
Eagle–feathers……….
Stomach–juice………..17
Stem–leaf……………
Lamp–light…………..
Dream–pillow…………17
Yellow–lemon…………
Bread–crust………….
Justice–judge………..
Boy–pants……………
Light–gas……………
Health–medicine………
Bible–Jacob………….17
Memory–brain…………
Sheep–wool…………..
Bath–soap……………
Cottage–rod………….19
Swift–ball…………..
Blue–sky…………….
Hungry–I…………….
Priest–surplice………
Ocean–ship…………..
Head–hair……………
Stove–shovel…………17
Long–pole……………
Religion–Abraham……..19
Whiskey–Kentucky……..17
Child–baby…………..
Bitter–pepper………..
Hammer–nail………….
Thirsty–lemonade……..
City–Manhattan……….17
Square–Washington…….
Butter–salt………….
Doctor–nurse…………
Loud–hammer………….
Thief–jewelry………..
Lion–Androcles……….18
Joy–automobile……….
Bed–shoes……………15
Heavy–Flannigan………19
Tobacco–pipe…………
Baby–wife……………
Moon–man……………. 1
Scissors–cut…………
Quiet–demure…………
Green–eyes…………..
Salt–cellar………….
Street–Wall………….17
King–Edward………….
Cheese–Roquefort……..
Blossom–field………..
Afraid–burglar……….

Sec. 9. NUMBER OF DIFFERENT WORDS GIVEN AS REACTIONS.

It has been suggested by Fuhrmann [1] that the number of different words given in response to one hundred selected stimulus words may be used as “a fairly reliable measure of the intelligence and degree of education of a patient.” The test according to Fuhrmann is applied twice in every case, the interval between the two sittings being at least four weeks. “In very intelligent and well educated persons every 100 stimulus words almost always evokes in the first test 95-100 different associations; in the less intelligent and in the feeble-minded the same associations are more frequently repeated. In the second test with the same stimulus words–which is really much more important than the first, since even persons or inferior intelligence may reach higher numbers in the first test–the difference in the wealth of the stock of representations becomes plainly evident: the man of intelligence will not need to draw on the associations which he gave in the first test, but will produce new ones; the feeble-minded subject will, on the contrary, repeat to a greater or lesser extent the associations of the first test.” “In general the associational capacity of an adult person may be taken to be from 80 per cent to 90 per cent. Should the number sink below 70 per cent the suspicion of a pathological condition must then arise; and the higher the subject’s degree of education the stronger is this suspicion. In the case of an associational capacity of 60 per cent or less no doubt of its pathological significance can remain any longer.”

[Footnote 1: Diagnostik und Prognostik der Geisteskrankheiten, p. 93. Leipzig, 1903.]

Our results are not strictly comparable with Fuhrmann’s, because we have obtained but one test record from each subject; it may be said, however, that the results of a single test in each case do not show any considerable differences, corresponding to education or age, in the variety of responses. Further, dementing psychoses, with the exception of epilepsy, show on the whole no diminution in the number of different reactions, although in individual cases this number falls considerably below the general average; and in such cases the diminution may be dependent upon stereotypy or perseveration, and not necessarily upon reduction in the stock of representations.

It would appear from our results that pathological mental states are apt to manifest themselves by a tendency to give reactions belonging to types of inferior values rather than by diminished variety of responses.

We show in Table VI. the numbers of different responses given by our groups of normal and insane subjects, expressed in figures giving for each group the median and the average.

TABLE VI.

Med. Av. 86 normal subjects, common school education; records containing not over 10 individual reactions…….. 85 84.5 66 normal subjects, collegiate education; records containing not over 10 individual reactions…….. 87 86.5 48 normal subjects, school children; records containing not over 10 individual reactions…….. 87 84.9 53 normal subjects; records containing not under 15 individual reactions…………………………. 90 88.7 108 cases of dementia praecox……………………….. 87 84.8 33 cases of paranoic conditions……………………. 89 86.5 24 cases of epilepsy……………………………… 781/2 75.8 32 cases of general paresis……………………….. 841/2 82.4 32 cases of manic-depressive insanity………………. 87 85.4

Sec. 10. CO-OPERATION OF THE SUBJECT.

In our work with insane subjects we encountered many cases in which we were unable to obtain satisfactory test records owing to lack of proper co-operation. Some subjects seemed to be either too confused or too demented to be capable of understanding and following the instructions given them. Others were for one reason or another unwilling to co-operate. It is important to distinguish inability from unwillingness to co-operate, since the former indicates in itself an abnormal state of the mind, while the latter is quite often shown by normal persons.

A subject may co-operate to the extent of giving a single word in response to each stimulus word, and yet fail to co-operate in some other particulars.

He may, instead of giving the first word suggested to him by the stimulus, suppress the first word more or less systematically, and give some other word which may seem to him more appropriate. This probably occurs very often, but does not seem to render the results less serviceable for our purpose.

Further, a subject may react by words related not to the stimulus words, but to each other, thus simulating perseveration; or he may react by naming objects within reach of the senses, thus appearing to be distracted; or he may give only sound reactions.

There is, in fact, no type of pathological reactions which a normal person may not be able to produce more or less readily at will, though in the case of incoherent reactions considerable mental effort may be required, and the end may be attained only by regularly rejecting the first and some subsequent words which are suggested by the stimulus.

In view of these considerations we are led to conclude that the association test, as applied by our method, could not be relied upon as a means of detecting simulation of insanity in malingerers, criminals, and the like.

Sec. 11. SUMMARY.

The normal range of reaction in response to any of our stimulus words is largely confined within narrow limits.

The frequency tables compiled from test records given by one thousand normal subjects comprise over ninety per cent of the normal range in the average case.

With the aid of the frequency tables and the appendix normal reactions, with a very few exceptions, can be sharply distinguished from pathological ones.

The separation of pathological reactions from normal ones simplifies the task of their analysis, and makes possible the application of a classification based on objective criteria.

By the application of the association test, according to the method here proposed, no sharp distinction can be drawn between mental health and mental disease; a large collection of material shows a gradual and not an abrupt transition from the normal state to pathological states.

In dementia praecox, some paranoic conditions, manic-depressive insanity, general paresis, and epileptic dementia the test reveals some characteristic, though not pathognomonic, associational tendencies.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

It is with pleasure that we acknowledge our indebtedness to the many persons who have assisted us in collecting the data for this work.

About two hundred tests upon normal subjects were made for us by the following persons: Dr. Frederic Lyman Wells, Dr. Jennie A. Dean, Miss Lillian Rosanoff, and Miss Madeleine Wehle.

Dr. O. M. Dewing, the late superintendent of the Long Island State Hospital, and Dr. Chas. W. Pilgrim, superintendent of the Hudson River State Hospital, have assisted the work by kindly permitting the test to be made upon employees of these institutions, and we are especially indebted to Dr. F. W. Parsons for personal assistance in securing the co-operation of many subjects.

Professor R. S. Woodworth, of Columbia University, extended to us the courtesy of the Psychological Laboratory during several weeks of the summer session of 1909, and gave us much assistance in obtaining interviews with students; we received assistance also from several of the instructors of Teachers’ College, especially Mr. Wm. H. Noyes.

We are indebted to Mr. F.C. Lewis and Mr. W.E. Stark, of the Ethical Culture School, New York, for permitting us to make the test upon the pupils of that school.

In the work of compiling the tables we have been assisted by Dr. N. W. Bartram, Dr. Jennie A. Dean, Mrs. H. M. Kent, and others.

We wish, finally, to express our thanks to Dr. Wm. Austin Macy, superintendent of this hospital, to whom we are indebted for the opportunity of undertaking this work.

THE FREQUENCY TABLES.

1. TABLE

accommodation 1
article 3
articles 1

basket 1
bench 9
board 14
book 7
books 5
boy 1
bread 1
breakfast 2
broad 2
brown 1
butter 1

cards 2
celery 1
center 1
chair 267
chairs 7
chemical 1
cloth 57
cockroaches 1
comfort 1
cover 17
cutlery 1

desk 11
dine 2
dining 4
dinner 26
dish 5
dishes 40
dissection 1
dog 1

eat 63
eatables 1
eating 34

ferns 1
fete 1
flat 5
floor 7
food 29
fork 1
form 1
furniture 75

glass 1

hard 9
hat 1
home 2
house 3

ink 1

kitchen 1

lamp 1
large 4
leaf 1
leaves 1
library 1
leg 13
legs 10
linen 2
long 1
low 2

Mabel 1
mahogany 2
mat 1
meal 6
meals 4
meat 2
mess 1

nails 2
napkin 1
number 1

oak 1
object 1
old 1
operating 1
ornament 2

parlor 1
pitcher 1
plate 4
plates 1
plateau 1
polished 1

refreshments 1
rest 3
room 3
round 10

school 1
serviceable 1
set 2
shiny 1
sit 3
sitting 2
slab 1
smooth 1
soup 1
spiritualism 1
spoon 6
spread 2
square 9
stable 1
stand 36
stool 3
straight 1
strong 1
supper 1

tablecloth 1
tea 1
timber 1
top 2
typewriter 1

use 2
useful 3
utensil 1

victuals 2

wagon 1
whist 1
white 1
wire 1
wood 76
wooden 1
work 2
working 1
write 2
writing 6

2. DARK

afraid 6

baby 1
bad 1
barks 1
black 76
blackness 2
blank 1
blind 2
blindness 2
blue 5
board 1
boat 1
bright 15
brightness 4
brown 4

candle 1
cart 1
cat 2
cell 1
cellar 6
close 1
closet 1
cloud 2
clouds 2
cloudy 3
cold 2
color 28
colored 1
colorless 1
coon 1
curly 1

day 1
daylight 1
dead 1
denseness 1
dim 3
dimness 3
dingy 2
dismal 3
dog 1
door 1
dreary 1
dress 4
dungeon 5
dusk 1
dusky 1

evening 4
eye 1
eyes 2

fair 2
fear 6
fearful 1
fearsome 1
fright 2

ghost 1
ghosts 1
gloom 6
gloomy 11
gray 1
green 1
ground 1

hair 5
hall 1
hell 1
hole 1
horse 3
house 2

illumination 1
invisible 2

lamp 1
lantern 1
light 427
lonely 1
lonesome 1
lonesomeness 1

mahogany 1
man 4
mice 1
midnight 1
moon 6
moonlight 1
mysterious 1

nice 1
night 221

oblivion 1
obscure 1

parlor 1
prison 1

red 5
rest 3
room 22

scare 1
shades 1
shadow 2
shadows 1
sky 1
sleep 1
sleeping 1
space 1
starry 1
stars 2
stillness 1
storm 1
stumbling 1
subject 1
sunlight 1

thunder 1
tree 1
twilight 1

unseen 1

walk 1
weather 3
white 9
woods 1

3. MUSIC

accordion 1
air 3
amuse 1
amusement 10
art 7
attention 1
attraction 1

band 6
bassviol 1
beautiful 7
beauty 2
Beethoven 7
bell 1
bird 1
birds 1
book 1
books 2
box 2
brightness 1

captivating 1
cats 1
charm 1
charms 1
charming 2
cheerful 2
cheerfulness 2
Chopin 1
chord 1
chords 1
clarinette 1
classic 1
classical 2
composer 2
company 1
concert 2
conductor 1

dance 17
dances 1
dancing 15
delight 1
delightful 2
discord 3
drama 1

ear 3
ecstasy 1
elevating 1
enchantment 1
enjoyable 1
enjoyed 1
enjoyment 13
entertaining 5
entertainment 3
entrancing 1

feeling 1
fiddle 1
fine 2
flowers 1
flute 1
fun 1

gaiety 2
gay 1
genius 1
girl 2
gladness 1
Goethe 1
good 3
guitar 1

hall 2
happiness 5
happy 2
harmonious 1
harmony 45
hear 1
heaven 2
hurdygurdy 1
hymn 1

idealism 1
instrument 21
instruments 5
instrumental 1

jolly 1
joy 11
joyful 1

lesson 1
light 1
line 1
liveliness 1
lonely 1
loud 1
love 2

man 1
meditation 1
melody 24
Mendelsohn 1
Merry Widow 1
Mozart 1
Mr. B. 1
Mrs. E. 1
musician 3
mute 1

nice 6
nocturne 1
noise 16
noisy 1
note 2
notes 17

opera 5
orchestra 5
organ 6

paper 2
pastime 1
piano 180
pianola 2
pitch 1
play 7
playing 8
pleasant 10
pleasantness 1
pleasing 5
pleasure 31
poem 1
poetry 4
practice 1
pretty 4
pupils 1

quiet 1

rack 1
racket 1
rhyme 1
roll 2
room 1

sadness 2
scale 1
Schubert 2
score 1
sheet 5
sheets 1
sing 12
singer 1
singing 48
soft 1
softness 1
solemn 1
song 68
songs 6
soothing 2
sound 95
sounds 2
stool 2
strain 1
strains 2
string 1
study 2
sweet 47
sweetness 6
symphony 4

talent 2
teacher 6
teaching 1
thought 1
time 2
tone 3
town 1
tune 2

violin 21
voice 2

Wagner 3
wavy 1
window 1
words 1
worship 1

Yankee Doodle 1

4. SICKNESS

affliction 1
age 1
ailing 3
ailment 2
air 1
anxiety 1
appendicitis 3
aunt 1

baby 3
bad 15
bed 54
Bertha 1
better 1
body 1
business 1

calamity 1
care 1
child 2
cold 1
condition 1
consumption 3
contagious 2
convalescence 1
convalescing 2
cure 3

danger 1
death 115
dietary 1
diphtheria 8
disability 1
disabled 2

discomfort 3
disease 20
distress 4
doctor 62

dread 1
dreariness 1

enjoyed 1
ether 1
exhaustion 1

family 1
father 3
fear 1
feeble 4
feel 1
feeling 1
fever 9
fevers 1
fracture 1
fright 1

gloom 1
gravel 1
grief 3
grunting 1

hard 2
hatefulness 1
headache 5
health 142
healthy 4
home 2
horrible 1
hospital 9

ill 48
illness 71
incompetence 1
inconvenience 1
indisposition 1
infirmary 1
insanity 1
invalid 2

K. 1

low 1
lying 1

malady 2
man 1
measles 3
medication 1
medicine 30
melancholy 1
mine 1
misery 3
misfortune 3
mother 3

nervousness 2
neuralgis 1
nurse 15
nursing 2

operation 1
oranges 1

pain 56
painful 1
pale 2
patient 7
patients 1
people 1
person 1
physician 7
pill 1
pills 1
plague 1
pleasantness 1
pneumonia 5
poverty 1

quiet 1
quietness 1

recovery 2
relapsing 1
rheumatism 1
room 1

sad 7
sadness 9
serious 2
severe 4
sigh 1
sore 1
sorrow 24
sorry 2
stomach 1
strength 2
suffer 1
suffering 12
summer 1
sympathy 2

terror 1
together 1
trouble 20
trying 1
typhoid 6

uncomfortable 2
unhappiness 1
unhappy 1
unhealthy 1
unpleasant 5
unpleasantness 2
unwell 11

want 1
weak 1
weakness 11
weariness 2
weary 1
well 40
white 1
worried 1

worriment 1

5. MAN

adult 2
affection 1
age 1
alive 1
animal 12
animals 1
animate 1
appearance 2

baby 1
bad 2
beard 1
beast 2
being 19
biped 3
blond 1
body 3
boy 44
brain 1
bright 1
brightness 1
brother 8
brotherhood 1
brute 1
bum 1
business 6

cane 3
certain 1
Charles 2
child 10
children 2
Christian 1
clergyman 1
clothes 7
clothing 2
coat 3
comfort 1
companion 1
company 1
coon 1
crank 1
creature 8
cross 1

devil 1
doctor 2
dress 1

educator 1
existence 1

fakir 1
false 1
family 1
father 15
female 3
flesh 2
form 2
fraud 1
Fred 1
friend 2

gentle 1
gentleman 7
girl 6
glacier 1
good 10
greatness 1
grown 1
growth 1

hair 1
hat 7
help 2
home 1
homely 1
horrible 1
horse 4
house 1
human 22
humanity 1
husband 4

individual 1
insane 1
institution 1
intellectual 1
intelligent 1

janitor 1
Joe 1

labor 1
laborer 1
lady 7
large 11
life 4
light 1
limb 1
living 2
lord 1
love 1

machine 1
maiden 1
male 99
mammal 1
manhood 1
mankind 5
manliness 1
manly 2
marriage 1
married 1
masculine 6
mason 1
mind 1
might 1
minister 1
minor 1
misery 1
money 1
monkey 1
Mr. D. 1
Mr. H. 1
Mr. N. 1
Mr. S. 3
muscular 1

N. 1
nature 1
Ned 1
nice 1
noble 3
nuisance 1

out 1

papa 1
passion 1
people 2
person 30
pleasure 1
policeman 2
politician 1
power 5
professor 1
prosperity 1
provider 1

Roosevelt 1
ruler 1

self 1
sex 4
shirt 1
shoes 1
short 1
smoking 1
stern 1
stout 1
street 1
strength 32
strong 8
sweetheart 1

Taft 1
tall 12
thought 1
trousers 6
true 1

unfeminine 1
use 1

V. 1
voter 1

walk 1
wedding 1
whiskers 1
wife 5
wise 1
woman 394
work 17
works 1
worker 1
working 3

young 2

6. DEEP

abyss 3
altitude 1
around 1

below 3
beneath 1
black 1
blue 3
bottom 1
bottomless 1
bowl 1
breath 1
broad 1
brooding 1
brook 1

cave 2
Cayuga 1
chair 1
chasm 2
cellar 1
classic 1
clear 1
cliff 1

danger 3
dangerous 5
dark 28
darkness 4
dense 1
depth 31
depths 1
diameter 1
dig 1
distance 8
ditch 8
doleful 1
down 27
dread 1

earth 1
extension 1

fall 2
falling 3
far 3
fathomless 5
fear 1
full 1

gloomy 1
good 1
gorge 1
great 1
ground 1

heavy 1
height 5
high 37
hole 32
hollow 13

large 8
length 8
level 2
light 4
long 18
low 51

measure 2
mighty 1
mind 1
mine 4

narrow 3

ocean 93
organ 1

philosophy 1
pit 1
pond 1
pool 1
precipice 1
profound 4

ravine 1
reaching 1
river 13
rocks 1

safety 1
scare 1
sea 90
sewer 1
shade 1

shady 1
shallow 180
sharp 1
ship 1
short 1
sincere 1
sink 2
sleep 1
smooth 1
sorrow 1
sound 2
space 6
spacious 2
steep 7
story 1
strong 1
study 1
sunken 1
surface 1
swimming 1

thick 1
thickness 1
thin 1
thinking 2
thought 14
thoughts 2
tranquil 1
trench 1

under 1

valley 1
vast 2

wading 1
water 134
well 44
wet 1
wide 12
width 2

7. SOFT

apple 1

baby 7
ball 2
beautiful 1
bed 12
boiled 1
brain 1
bread 4
breeze 1
butter 12

cake 1
candy 1
care 1
carpet 1
cat 1
cement 1
clay 1
clean 1
cloth 3
clothes 1
coal 2
cold 1
color 2
comfort 2
comfortable 5
comply 1
consistency 1
cotton 28
crabs 1
cream 2
creeping 1
cushion 25

dark 1
dough 1
down 6
dress 1
drink 1

earth 7
ease 1
easy 34
egg 2
eggs 2
eyes 1

feather 2
feathers 24
feathery 1
feel 1
feeling 8
felt 1
fine 5
firm 1
flabby 3
fleece 1
flesh 1
flexible 7
floor 1
fluffy 1
food 2
foolish 1
form 1
fruit 3
fun 1
fur 4

gentle 3
girl 1
glove 1
good 3
grasp 1