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T first and W third gives 23 words, and five of them account for everything you are likely to guess.
O leads the box between at about thirty nine percent, A at thirty five and E at twenty two, so the split looks even until you look at the words themselves.
TAWNY is the only A branch word in ordinary use, and the E branch has none at all.
So although those two branches take more than half the count between them, the page really comes down to the four TOW words.
TOWER, TOWNS, TOWEL and TOWED share their first three letters and differ only across the last two boxes.
TOWER and TOWEL are the pair to be careful with, since they split on the fourth box rather than the last.
Guess TOWER first. It is the most common of the four and its E and R cover the endings the other three use.
If it misses, TOWNS is the natural second, and after that the page is more or less exhausted.
No. TWICE puts W in the second box and I in the third. The W needs to sit one place later to qualify.
TOWER, by some distance, with TOWNS second. TOWEL and TOWED are both well behind them.
Only after the TOW shape fails. It is a real word for a shade of brown, but it carries its whole branch alone.