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Sixty five words put A first and A third, and no second letter takes more than a sixth of them. The page is broad and slow to narrow.
B and L tie at eleven words each, G takes nine, W takes eight and M takes six. After that the counts run down into ones and twos across most of the alphabet.
E closes sixteen of the sixty five, twenty five percent, far ahead of S on ten and T on nine. ABATE, AGATE, AMAZE and AWAKE all land there, which makes the last box the better target than any second letter guess.
Eight words finish on a third A, giving ABACA, AGAMA, ALAPA and ASANA. None is common, but the shape is distinctive enough that a confirmed A in the last box narrows the page sharply.
It is the most common word here and it tests G and N, both of which appear across several branches. AWARD and APART are the natural follow ups.
Only in the last box, and ABACA sits on the same stem. That corner of the page absorbs turns without giving much back.
With A fixed in the first and third boxes, the letters between and after them are usually different consonants. Only one word on the page manages a repeat.