id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
horace-works_154		horace-works_154			.txt	text/plain	597	15	57	Baiae to be of no service to me; yet makes me obnoxious to the place, when I am bathed in cold water even in the midst of the frost[ by his prescription]. [You must inform me likewise] which of the two people is supported by the greatest abundance of corn; whether they drink rainwater collected[ in reservoirs], or from perennial wells of never- failing water( for as to the wine of that part I give myself no trouble; at my country- seat I can dispense and bear with any thing: but when I have arrived at a sea- port, I insist upon that which is generous and mellow, such as may drive away my cares, such as may flow into my veins and animal spirits with a rich supply of hope, such as may supply me with words, such as may make me appear young to my Lucanian mistress).	cache/horace-works_154.txt	txt/horace-works_154.txt
