Lipogrammatic text

[MarcoP]

I would be curious to see what effect my "extreme lipogram" English text of 953 words with no use of the letters A, B, and C has on such statistics as the most frequent words, conditional entropy, etc. I know it will not have the statistical structure of the Voynich ms text. But I am just wondering how different it will be from normal English, and in which ways, and how such things show up in various statistical measures. As far as I know, it may be the only example of an "extreme lipogram" text with multiple letters excluded from the same text in a lipogrammatic style.

Hi Geoffrey,
these are the 20 most frequent words in your text:

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the 57
i 44
to 31
text 27
this 27
it 25
not 22
of 20
see 17
like 16
one 16
how 15
very 14
is 14
in 14
use 13
you 12
so 12
now 10
should 10

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I have added to the plot an English sample (Shakespeare) of similar length (~1000 words). The main difference in your text is that it is extremely repetitive (low MATTR).