Hours of fun can be had with the Ulysses<\/i> concordance <\/a>(thank you, Mimi Smartypants<\/a> for linking to it).<\/p>\n I kinda can’t stop playing around with it. I mean, obviously it is an awesome tool for scholars … but I just like surfing thru it, randomly.<\/p>\n Obsession<\/b>? (I thought I would start off with an appropriate word, seeing as the concordance itself is the most obsessive – and beautiful – thing I have ever seen) 2 occurrences<\/a>:<\/p>\n foot (on our shore he never set it) only his cloacal obsession. He gazed (from Aeolus)<\/b><\/p>\n disintegration of obsession, acquisition of correct Italian (from Ithaca)<\/b><\/p>\n Crimson<\/b> 9 occurrences<\/a>.<\/p>\n Bastard<\/b> 8 occurrences<\/a><\/p>\n Pillow<\/b> 10 occurrences<\/a><\/p>\n Nonsense<\/b> 4 occurrences<\/a><\/p>\n Bathroom<\/b> (of course – had to go there) 1 occurrence<\/a><\/p>\n Shakespeare<\/b> 38 occurrences<\/a><\/p>\n I find this strangely relaxing.<\/p>\n rhododendrons<\/b> 7 occurrences<\/a><\/p>\n Whoever created this deserves a big fat kiss. And also a quizzical look, like: “Why?” Both would be acceptable. But I would give the kiss first.<\/p>\n Kiss<\/b> 46 occurrences<\/a><\/p>\n \n