Wolfram/Alpha on Shakespeare

The Wolfram Alpha 'computational knowledge engine' has just taken on the complete works of Shakespeare, and here are some results from queries on the four great tragedies:

Hamlet: 

• 32 characters
• most words spoken: Hamlet (11,631 words, 39.1%), Claudius (4097, 13.8%), Polonius (2668, 9%)
• 20 scenes
• 29,700 words
• 15.32 words - average sentence length
• longest words: transformation, unproportion'd
• most frequent two-word phrase: my Lord

Macbeth:

• 29 characters
• most words spoken: Macbeth (5494 words, 31.8%), Lady Macbeth (1942, 11.3%), Malcolm (1530, 8.9%)
• 27 scenes
• 17,260 words
• 13.1 words - average sentence length
• longest word:voluptuousness
• most frequent two-word phrase: I have

Othello:

• 25 characters
• most words spoken: Iago (8445 words, 32.4%),  Othello (6256, 24%), Desdemona (2757, 10.6%)
• 15 scenes
• 26,078 words
• 13.18 words - average sentence length
• longest words: notwithstanding, disproportion'd, circumscription
• most frequent two-word phrase: I am

King Lear:

• 26 characters
• most words spoken:  King Lear (5625 words, 21.9%), Edgar (2875, 11.2%), Kent (2611, 10.2%) [the first woman to appear is Regan at 8th].
• 20 scenes
• 29,700 words
• 12.55 words - average sentence length
• longest word: superserviceable
• most frequent two-word phrase: my lord.