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This image displays a data table labeled "TABLE 1" at the bottom. The title reads: "Phonaesthemes gl-, sn-, sm-, and fl- in the Brown Corpus."

The table is organized into four main column groups, each headed by an italicized phonetic prefix: `gl-`, `sn-`, `sm-`, and `fl-`. Underneath each of these prefixes are two sub-columns labeled "TYPES" and "TOKENS". The data consists of percentages in bold or regular font, with corresponding fractions in parentheses below them.

The table has two rows of data labels on the far left: 'light/vision' and 'nose/mouth'.

**Row 1 Label: 'light/vision'**
*   **Under `gl-`:** The "TYPES" column shows a bolded percentage of **38.7%** with the fraction (48/124) below it. The "TOKENS" column shows a bolded percentage of **59.8%** with the fraction (363/607) below it.
*   **Under `sn-`:** The "TYPES" column shows 1.1% with the fraction (1/8). The "TOKENS" column shows 0.3% with the fraction (1/31).
*   **Under `sm-`:** Both the "TYPES" and "TOKENS" columns show 0%, with fractions (0/7) and (0/1042) respectively below them.
*   **Under `fl-`:** The "TYPES" column shows 10.9% with the fraction (28/256). The "TOKENS" column shows 10.1% with the fraction (146/1441).

**Row 2 Label: 'nose/mouth'**
*   **Under `gl-`:** The "TYPES" column shows 4% with the fraction (5/12). The "TOKENS" column shows 1.4% with the fraction (9/607).
*   **Under `sn-`:** The "TYPES" column shows a bolded percentage of **28.4%** with the fraction (25/88) below it. The "TOKENS" column shows a bolded percentage of **19.0%** with the fraction (59/311) below it.
*   **Under `sm-`:** The "TYPES" column shows a bolded percentage of **25.3%** with the fraction (19/75). The "TOKENS" column shows a bolded percentage of **27.3%** with the fraction (284/1042) below it.
*   **Under `fl-`:** The "TYPES" column shows 5.6% with the fraction (15/256). The "TOKENS" column shows 2.7% with the fraction (39/1441).
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