Working my way to a semantic word analysis

[MarcoP]

What did surprise me is that the -edy ending is also among the most common endings in the Currier A script. From what I read and saw, I assumed that it is almost exclusive to the Currier B. Does that mean that I (a) simply misunderstood or (b) chose the wrong page split between currier A and B?

My current split is defined by the code below. Input is very welcome.

Code:

CURRIER_A_RANGES = [("f1r", "f24v"), ("f31r", "f31v"), ("f88r", "f90v1"), ("f100r1", "f116r"), ] ...

Hi Marvin,
if I understand correctly, you are treating the last section of the manuscript (the starred paragraphs Quire 20, f103-116) as Currier A, while it should be Currier B. I guess this could be the reason of your high counts for -edy in Currier A?