T0	PER 123 136	the Ambersons
T1	PER 10 24	Major Amberson
T2	PER 316 329	the Ambersons
T4	GPE 293 301	New York
T5	PER 556 564	children
T6	GPE 594 603	that town
T8	PER 962 973	the drivers
T9	FAC 900 916	Tennessee Street
T10	FAC 1332 1337	store
T11	FAC 1222 1232	the street
T12	FAC 1322 1328	office
T15	PER 1659 1668	governors
T16	PER 1647 1654	Old men
T17	PER 1896 1905	these men
T18	GPE 1879 1883	town
T19	PER 2103 2110	tailors
T20	FAC 2322 2333	Every house
T23	PER 2864 2869	women
T26	PER 4051 4081	a Senator of the United States
T28	FAC 4378 4408	the houses of the Midland town
T29	GPE 4392 4408	the Midland town
T32	FAC 4850 4866	Tennessee Street
T40	FAC 5158 5169	three rooms
T42	FAC 5239 5250	the library
T44	PER 5413 5420	callers
T46	FAC 5364 5375	the library
T48	FAC 5623 5636	the “ parlour
T51	FAC 5768 5793	mother-and-father 's room
T52	PER 5857 5877	one or two daughters
T53	FAC 6063 6073	downstairs
T55	FAC 6351 6361	a bathroom
T56	PER 6214 6222	visitors
T57	FAC 6409 6423	the new houses
T59	FAC 6430 6446	the older houses
T60	FAC 6558 6574	its own bathroom
T61	PER 6374 6388	the architects
T62	PER 6596 6603	plumber
T64	FAC 6696 6704	upstairs
T65	FAC 6684 6693	the house
T66	FAC 6847 6868	the hired man 's room
T68	FAC 6873 6878	House
T73	PER 7344 7351	The man
T75	PER 7355 7384	youth who lived in the stable
T76	PER 7730 7741	the darkies
T77	FAC 7773 7782	the alley
T78	PER 8068 8095	less investigative children
T79	PER 7960 7981	early rising children
T80	GPE 8309 8325	the Midland town
T83	PER 9344 9354	passengers
T84	PER 9542 9552	the driver
T85	PER 9499 9511	no conductor
T86	PER 9664 9678	the passengers
T87	PER 9788 9802	the passengers
T88	FAC 9959 9967	upstairs
T89	FAC 10182 10191	the house
T90	PER 9924 9930	a lady
T91	PER 10194 10217	The previous passengers
T92	PER 10582 10596	its passengers
T93	PER 10957 10963	a lady
T3	PER 226 245	Magnificent Lorenzo
T94	GPE 429 447	their Midland town
T95	GPE 471 477	a city
T96	PER 527 564	every prosperous family with children
T97	GPE 572 584	Newfoundland
T98	PER 622 659	all the women who wore silk or velvet
T7	PER 665 708	all the other women who wore silk or velvet
T99	PER 759 770	sick people
T101	FAC 880 895	National Avenue
T100	VEH 1030 1042	slim buggies
T102	VEH 1126 1169	everybody else 's family horse-and-carriage
T103	FAC 1273 1279	market
T13	FAC 1312 1316	home
T104	LOC 1888 1895	country
T105	PER 2060 2071	dressmakers
T106	PER 2074 2084	shoemakers
T107	PER 2087 2096	hatmakers
T21	VEH 2547 2560	racing shells
T108	PER 2872 2917	that variation of dandy known as the “ dude ”
T109	PER 2890 2895	dandy
T110	PER 2905 2917	the “ dude ”
T22	GPE 4064 4081	the United States
T24	GPE 4156 4164	the land
T111	FAC 4370 4408	most of the houses of the Midland town
T112	FAC 4567 4758	commodious yards , well shaded by leftover forest trees , elm and walnut and beech , with here and there a line of tall sycamores where the land had been made by filling bayous from the creek
T30	LOC 4703 4711	the land
T113	LOC 4737 4743	bayous
T114	LOC 4749 4758	the creek
T115	FAC 4761 4866	The house of a “ prominent resident , ” facing Military Square , or National Avenue , or Tennessee Street
T116	FAC 4808 4823	Military Square
T117	FAC 4829 4844	National Avenue
T119	PER 5302 5314	these people
T120	PER 5341 5351	the family
T121	FAC 5480 5523	a place of formidable polish and discomfort
T49	FAC 5544 5555	the library
T122	FAC 5737 5745	Upstairs
T123	FAC 5751 5763	the bedrooms
T124	PER 5768 5785	mother-and-father
T126	FAC 5810 5844	a smaller room for one or two sons
T54	PER 5829 5844	one or two sons
T127	FAC 5845 5877	another for one or two daughters
T50	FAC 5880 6167	each of these rooms containing a double bed , a “ washstand , ” a “ bureau , ” a wardrobe , a little table , a rocking-chair , and often a chair or two that had been slightly damaged downstairs , but not enough to justify either the expense of repair or decisive abandonment in the attic
T128	FAC 6158 6167	the attic
T129	FAC 6191 6222	a “ spare-room , ” for visitors
T130	FAC 6396 6405	bathrooms
T58	GPE 6587 6595	American
T131	FAC 6709 6731	a bleak little chamber
T132	FAC 6771 6781	the stable
T67	FAC 6792 6831	another bedroom , adjoining the hayloft
T133	FAC 6820 6831	the hayloft
T135	PER 6847 6860	the hired man
T136	FAC 6883 6889	stable
T137	PER 6942 6996	people with that much money to invest in such comforts
T138	PER 7016 7024	the Rich
T139	PER 7057 7065	the girl
T71	GPE 7207 7212	Irish
T140	GPE 7231 7237	German
T141	GPE 7253 7265	Scandinavian
T142	GPE 7288 7296	the land
T143	PER 7323 7341	a person of colour
T144	FAC 7374 7384	the stable
T74	PER 7438 7456	a steerage voyager
T72	FAC 7533 7571	the alleys behind the stables were gay
T145	FAC 7551 7562	the stables
T146	FAC 7613 7632	their dusty lengths
T147	FAC 7711 7717	stable
T148	PER 7785 7792	Darkies
T149	PER 7997 8009	older people
T150	PER 8284 8325	those darky hired-men of the Midland town
T81	FAC 8701 8712	The stables
T151	PER 8843 8855	the “ girl ”
T152	PER 8860 8877	the “ hired-man ”
T153	FAC 8935 8941	stable
T154	FAC 8946 8954	woodshed
T157	VEH 9167 9195	the little bunty street-cars
T158	FAC 9199 9272	the long , single track that went its troubled way among the cobblestones
T159	VEH 9295 9302	the car
T160	VEH 9404 9411	the car
T161	PER 9422 9433	The patrons
T162	VEH 9735 9742	the car
T163	VEH 9887 9894	the car
T164	VEH 9981 9988	the car
T165	FAC 10085 10095	downstairs
T166	PER 10123 10135	the “ girl ”
T167	VEH 10273 10280	the car
T168	VEH 10382 10389	the car
T169	VEH 10478 10493	the trolley-car
T25	PER 3737 3748	the wearers
T82	PER 8624 8644	the careless drivers
T27	PER 4341 4354	the Ambersons
T170	PER 10 15	Major
T70	FAC 7055 7075	“ the girl 's room ”
T69	PER 7037 7075	the inhabitant of “ the girl 's room ”
T36	FAC 5109 5126	a “ back hall . ”
T38	FAC 5077 5092	a “ side hall ”
T37	FAC 5048 5064	a “ front hall ”
T41	FAC 5136 5150	“ front hall ”
T33	FAC 4988 5004	a “ back porch ”
T35	FAC 5013 5031	a “ side porch , ”
T34	FAC 4966 4983	a “ front porch ”
T118	FAC 5172 5189	the “ parlour , ”
T43	FAC 5190 5212	the “ sitting room , ”
T39	FAC 5217 5232	the “ library ”
T31	PER 4774 4800	a “ prominent resident , ”
T47	FAC 5384 5406	the “ sitting room , ”
T45	FAC 5462 5479	the “ parlour , ”
T134	PER 6743 6751	the girl
T63	FAC 6743 6759	the girl 's room
T156	PER 8980 8999	the “ hired-man , ”
T155	PER 8961 8999	the whole tribe of the “ hired-man , ”
T14	PER 1765 1875	men of all ages to whom a hat meant only that rigid , tall silk thing known to impudence as a “ stove-pipe . ”
T171	PER 63 75	other people
T172	PER 919 928	everybody
T173	PER 1126 1140	everybody else
T174	PER 1111 1120	everybody
T175	PER 10563 10569	nobody