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id: 63709
author: Walton, Bryce
title: Prisoner of the Brain-Mistress
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words: 8491
sentence: 673
flesch: 82
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summary:
  I went with little Draken. Even facing torture, and possible death, I thought of them as perfect little feet.


id: 61380
author: Pohl, Frederik
title: The Five Hells of Orion
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words: 11956
sentence: 859
flesch: 85
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summary:
  Their job was to watch McCray, and they would do their job; and even more, not one of them could have looked away to save his life from the spectacle of a creature as odd and, from their point of view, hideously alien as Herrell McCray. Herrell McCray was a navigator, which is to say, a man who has learned to trust the evidence of mathematics and instrument readings beyond the guesses of his common sense.


id: 4774
author: Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
title: The Merry Devill of Edmonton
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words: 12991
sentence: 1057
flesch: 93
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summary:
  Good night, Waltham--who, ho, ho, boy! Good old Mounchensey, is thy hap so ill, That for thy bounty and thy royall parts Thy kind alliance should be held in scorn, And after all these promises by Clare Refuse to give his daughter to thy son, Only because thy Revenues cannot reach To make her dowage of so rich a jointure


id: 62416
author: Cummings, Ray
title: Juggernaut of Space
extension: .txt
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words: 17232
sentence: 1541
flesch: 92
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summary:
  In my hand the pot bellied little Radak gun, so unfamiliar, gave me an uneasy feeling. Grim, stealthy events creeping upon us--little things here on Earth just involving me and those few others; and with them, giant events mysteriously taking place out in the great vault of the stars.


id: 12315
author: Sherwood, Mary Martha
title: Shanty the Blacksmith; a Tale of Other Times
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words: 32263
sentence: 806
flesch: 62
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summary:
  His aunt, Mrs. Margaret Dymock, was his housekeeper, and so careful had she always been, for she had kept house for her brother, the late laird, that the neighbours said she had half-starved herself, in order to keep up some little show of old hospitality. Nothing, however, which has been said of Mrs. Margaret Dymock goes against that which might be said with truth, that there was a fund of kindness in the heart of the venerable spinster, though it was sometimes choked up and counteracted by her desire to make a greater appearance than the family means would allow.


id: 50372
author: Russell, William Clark
title: The Tragedy of Ida Noble
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words: 59686
sentence: 2767
flesch: 80
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summary:
  Don Christoval and Don Lazarillo will be wanting to see you, now you're awake. Don Christoval and Don Lazarillo were seated at the table drinking coffee; the atmosphere was charged with the delicate aroma of the berry, blended with the perfume of choice Cuba tobacco.


id: 11556
author: Verne, Jules
title: Facing the Flag
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words: 57265
sentence: 2993
flesch: 76
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summary:
  I indite the following message: On June 15 last Thomas Roch and his keeper Gaydon, or rather Simon Hart, the French engineer who occupied Pavilion No. 17, at Healthful House, near New-Berne, North Carolina, United States of America, were kidnapped and carried on board the schooner _ At last Thomas Roch embarks in the boat used for crossing the lake and is rowed over to his laboratory.


id: 36220
author: Robins, Elizabeth
title: My Little Sister
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words: 63269
sentence: 5293
flesch: 92
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summary:
  And while I recalled these things, in the back of my head, I kept repeating: Mother, mother! His wife, that Princess of Wales, who even before her marriage had been the idol of England was our idol too--apart from her high destiny as mother of the future King, (the little Prince born in the same year as Bettina)--and mother of that fascinating figure in the story, the solitary Princess of her house, three years younger than the youngest of our family.


id: 38347
author: Green, Anna Katharine
title: The Millionaire Baby
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words: 70591
sentence: 3919
flesch: 83
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summary:
  All the waters in the dock had been dragged, yet the work went on, some said under the very eye of Mrs. Ocumpaugh. Had I not possessed the advantage of being already known to Mrs. Ocumpaugh, I should have immediately given up all hope of ever obtaining access to her presence; and even with this fact to back me, I approached the house with very little confidence in my ability to win my way through the high iron gates I had so frequently passed before without difficulty.


id: 20071
author: Meade, L. T.
title: Sue, A Little Heroine
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words: 76570
sentence: 5325
flesch: 92
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summary:
  If he's the son of my old friend, more than ever is he my care now; and you this evening, little Connie, shall tell me your story. Purty little Connie?


id: 35784
author: Reid, Mayne
title: Gwen Wynn: A Romance of the Wye
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words: 136315
sentence: 7576
flesch: 80
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summary:
  Therefore, Master Jack _must_ remain here. So ends our Romance of the Wye--a drama of happy _denouement_ to most of the actors in it; and, as hoped, satisfactory to all who have been spectators.


id: 35196
author: Reid, Mayne
title: Gwen Wynn: A Romance of the Wye
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words: 135519
sentence: 7476
flesch: 80
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summary:
  Therefore, master Jack _must_ remain here. Father Rogier, one of the former, is there with similar motive, and for the same purpose, his sort are sent everywhere--to enslave the souls of men and get money out of their purses, in order that other men, princes, and priests like himself, may lead luxurious lives, without toil and by trickery.


