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Eighteen words put L first and U third, and the LOU opening takes more than half.
O takes the second box in ten of the eighteen, fifty six percent, and A takes five. E takes three and nothing else appears there, so the page is three branches and no more.
LOUSE and LOUSY differ in one box, as do LOURS and LOURY, and LOUPE and LOUPS. The O branch is mostly pairs, so a guess inside it confirms a stem you already suspected.
LAUGH is the most common word on the page and it sits in the smaller A branch, which makes it the best opening here despite the count.
S closes six of the eighteen, thirty three percent, with H and E on three each. The fourth box is wide open, spreading across ten letters.
Nothing repeats a letter, so a visible double rules the pattern out at once.
Yes. It is the most common word here, it tests the A branch and its GH ending appears on only two entries.
Only in the last box, and both are ordinary words. That pairing runs right through the O branch.
A dialect past tense of laugh. It sits in the E branch with LEUCO and LEUDS and is not a word you would guess.