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id: 15524
author: Dennis, C. J. (Clarence James)
title: Digger Smith
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summary:
  'E sez 'e's only 'arf a man; an' grins. DIGGER SMITH 'E calls me Digger; that's 'ow 'e begins ... V. WEST I've seen so much uv dirt an' grime ... VI.


id: 16362
author: Dennis, C. J. (Clarence James)
title: The Glugs of Gosh
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words: 14705
sentence: 857
flesch: 94
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summary:
  Said Sym, I shall tinker, and still be a king. But all the Glugs, with one accord, A chorus of approval roared. Said Sym: Kind friends, and fellow Glugs; My trade is mending pots and mugs.


id: 4730
author: Dennis, C. J. (Clarence James)
title: The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke
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flesch: 98
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  She's fit fer any man, to be 'is queen; An' you're more forchinit than you kin say, Young friend, 'e sez. An' 'im not three weeks old! Goog, goo, 'e sez.


id: 304
author: Paterson, A. B. (Andrew Barton)
title: Rio Grande's Last Race, and Other Verses
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sentence: 1042
flesch: 85
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summary:
  'And I am sure as man can be That out upon the track, Those phantoms that men cannot see Are waiting now to ride with me, And I shall not come back. Anthony Considine Out in the wastes of the West countrie, Out where the white stars shine, Grim and silent as such men be, Rideth a man with a history -- Anthony Considine.


id: 214
author: Lawson, Henry
title: In the Days When the World Was Wide, and Other Verses
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  'Not good day, Trooper Campbell, It's a bad, bad day for me -- You are of all the men on earth The one I wished to see. For there always was behind us OTHER days o' long ago.


id: 962
author: Kendall, Henry
title: The Poems of Henry Kendall With Biographical Note by Bertram Stevens
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  But _I_, as the roofs of the thunder Were cloven with manifold fires, Turned back from the wail and the wonder, And dreamed of old days and desires. Thereafter grew the wind; and chafing depths In distant waters sent a troubled cry Across the slumb'rous forest; and the chill Of coming rain was on the sleeper's brow, When, flat as reptiles hutted in the scrub, A deadly crescent crawled to where he lay-- A band of fierce, fantastic savages That, starting naked round the faded fire, With sudden spears and swift terrific yells, Came bounding wildly at the white man's head, And faced him, staring like a dream of Hell!


