id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
8954	Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth)	Lady Audley's Secret			.txt	text/plain	153906	6835	79	So that when, one fine spring morning, about three months before the time of which I am writing, the postman brought him the wedding cards of Sir Michael and Lady Audley, together with a very indignant letter from his cousin, setting forth how her father had just married a wax-dollish young person, no older than Alicia herself, with flaxen ringlets, and a perpetual giggle; for I am sorry to say that Miss Audley's animus caused her thus to describe that pretty musical laugh which had been so much admired in the late Miss Lucy Graham�when, I say, these documents reached Robert Audley�they elicited neither vexation nor astonishment in the lymphatic nature of that gentleman. he said, thoughtfully; it's rather hard to treat her letter so cavalierly�I'll keep it; upon which Mr. Robert Audley put the note back into its envelope, and afterward thrust it into a pigeon-hole in his office desk, marked important.	cache/8954.txt	txt/8954.txt
