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id: 18045
author: Palmer, John
title: Rudyard Kipling
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words: 20353
sentence: 1150
flesch: 75
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  When Mr Kipling talks of men carved in battle to the nasty noise of beef-cutting upon the block, or of men falling over like the rattle of fire-irons in the fender and the grunt of a pole-axed ox, or of a hot encounter between two combatants wherein one of them after feeling for his opponent's eyes finds it necessary to wipe his thumb on his trousers, or of gun wheels greasy from contact with a late gunner--when Mr Kipling writes like this, we admit that his pages are disagreeable. The majority of readers with whom one discusses Mr Kipling's works are sometimes far astray, simply because they have not realised that Mr Kipling is as utterly a man of letters as Mr Henry James, that he lives as completely the life of fancy and meditation as William Blake or Francis Thompson.


id: 7870
author: Henty, G. A. (George Alfred)
title: Tales of Daring and Danger
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words: 47359
sentence: 3194
flesch: 86
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summary:
  _ =A Pair of Clogs:= And other Stories. --_Academy._ =Stories Of Old Renown:= Tales of Knights and Heroes.


id: 35997
author: Kipling, Rudyard
title: The Jungle Book
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words: 53498
sentence: 2941
flesch: 92
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ut this was least of little things, O little son of mine!_


id: 1202
author: Conrad, Joseph
title: Tales of Unrest
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flesch: 86
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  � �Don�t bother about that, father,� answered Jean-Pierre, stolidly, and passed, bent double, towing a recalcitrant cow over his shoulder. � �There are strange men about,� said Carlier.


id: 34797
author: Doyle, Arthur Conan
title: The Man from Archangel, and Other Tales of Adventure
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words: 69628
sentence: 4226
flesch: 86
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  Just let me know when you are going to set up, and I'll manage to run down, old man, and give you a start in business, if I have to stand on my head in the water-butt. You keep a civil tongue, young man, said she.


id: 36606
author: Mitford, Bertram
title: The Ruby Sword: A Romance of Baluchistan
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flesch: 84
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  You mustn't class good old Bhallu Khan with that sort of native, struck in his wife. Do you know, if it hadn't been for old Bhallu Khan, my head forest guard, hearing your gee scrambling through the nullah, you would never have been seen again.


id: 11247
author: Doyle, Arthur Conan
title: The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard
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sentence: 4037
flesch: 87
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  'I have already lost General St. Croix and more men than I can replace. 'What do you mean by repeating that name, young man?'


id: 26392
author: Panting, J. Harwood, (James Harwood)
title: The Hero of Garside School
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flesch: 90
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  Looking in the direction whence it came, he saw that it was he of whom he had been thinking--Paul Percival! CHAPTER XXXIX THE MISSING FLAG Stanley did not wish to meet Paul. Your name is---- Paul Percival, gasped Paul, as the fierce grip relaxed.


