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Table II. Dispersion of Jonson character segments along a first principal component. Note: The difference between the highest and lowest scores within each character group on the first principal component was found, and expressed as a percentage of the total range on the component for all characters and character segments.

Table 4 II. Dispersion of Jonson character segments along a first principal component. Note: The difference between the highest and lowest scores within each character group on the first principal component was found, and expressed as a percentage of the total range on the component for all characters and character segments.

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Figure 1. Weightings of word-variables in a PCA of data from 214 Jonson character texts. Note: (i) = infinitive, (p) = preposition. Axis labels give percentages of total variation accounted for by each Principal Component.
Figure 1. Weightings of word-variables in a PCA of data from 214 Jonson character texts. Note: (i) = infinitive, (p) = preposition. Axis labels give percentages of total variation accounted for by each Principal Component.
Table I. Jonson characters with over 500 words of dialogue. Note: With word totals and identifying labels for Figure 2.
Table I. Jonson characters with over 500 words of dialogue. Note: With word totals and identifying labels for Figure 2.
Table I. Continued.
Table I. Continued.
Figure 2. Scores on first principal component and word-totals for 214 Jonson characters. Note: See Table I for a key to labels.
Figure 2. Scores on first principal component and word-totals for 214 Jonson characters. Note: See Table I for a key to labels.
Figure 3. Weightings of word-variables in a PCA of data from ninety-five Jonson character texts. Note: (a) = adjective, (ad) = adverb of degree, (c) = conjunction, (d) = demonstrative, (i) = infinitive, (p) = preposition, (r) = relative, (tp) = true plural, (v) = verb.
Figure 3. Weightings of word-variables in a PCA of data from ninety-five Jonson character texts. Note: (a) = adjective, (ad) = adverb of degree, (c) = conjunction, (d) = demonstrative, (i) = infinitive, (p) = preposition, (r) = relative, (tp) = true plural, (v) = verb.
Figure 4. Rolling segments of Volpone and Mosca dialogue. Note: See Table III for beginnings and endings of segments.
Figure 4. Rolling segments of Volpone and Mosca dialogue. Note: See Table III for beginnings and endings of segments.
(ii) Five rolling segments from each, advancing by 1000 words a time (Figure 4 refers) Table III. Segmentation of Volpone and Mosca character texts. Note: Act, scene, line refer ences are as in The Complete Plays of Ben Jonson, ed. G. A. Wilkes (4 vols; Oxford Clarendon, 1981).
(ii) Five rolling segments from each, advancing by 1000 words a time (Figure 4 refers) Table III. Segmentation of Volpone and Mosca character texts. Note: Act, scene, line refer ences are as in The Complete Plays of Ben Jonson, ed. G. A. Wilkes (4 vols; Oxford Clarendon, 1981).
Figure 5. Segments of Volpone and Mosca dialogue with common boundaries. Note: See Table III for beginnings and endings of segments.
Figure 5. Segments of Volpone and Mosca dialogue with common boundaries. Note: See Table III for beginnings and endings of segments.
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