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id: 27193
author: Rawlinson, James H.
title: Through St. Dunstan's to Light
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sentence: 748
flesch: 78
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summary:
  It does not do to treat blind men in the lump; they must be handled individually. [Illustration: The Boot-Repairing Workshop] Men--men who could not see as did other men, were doing these things; straightway, the old street corner, the selling of matches and shoelaces, the street strolling singing in a cracked voice while twanging some tuneless instrument, vanished.


id: 22170
author: Foley, Kate M.
title: Five Lectures on Blindness
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words: 26547
sentence: 884
flesch: 62
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summary:
  If I could bring it about, a copy of the foregoing lines should be framed and placed on the desk of every teacher of blind children, and such teachers requested to read these words at least once each day. Unfortunately, the parents of blind children rarely understand the importance of this early training.


id: 21317
author: Fenn, George Manville
title: A Life's Eclipse
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words: 29766
sentence: 1576
flesch: 89
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summary:
  I'm very glad to see how you have thrown yourself into the gap, and managed now poor John Grange is down; everything looks perfect. Oh, by the way, Barnett, poor John Grange is to be sent up to town.


id: 42703
author: Baring, Maurice
title: Overlooked
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words: 35977
sentence: 2668
flesch: 89
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summary:
  She never gave the incident another thought; but the housekeeper, who was superstitious, told one of the maids that Miss Kathleen had been _overlooked_ by the fairy-folk and would never be quite the same again. In the evening he told me that Miss Brandon would be a suitable heroine for his novel.


id: 12932
author: Bramah, Ernest
title: Four Max Carrados Detective Stories
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words: 34555
sentence: 2340
flesch: 81
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summary:
  Mr. Carlyle--two years ago I took up a case for you-- To be sure. Mr. Carlyle, the private detective-- Inquiry agent, corrected Mr. Carlyle precisely.


id: 23068
author: Kingston, William Henry Giles
title: My First Cruise, and Other stories
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words: 36021
sentence: 1606
flesch: 83
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summary:
  And rich men feasted Tiny, and taught him to drink wine: and great men praised him, and flattered him till he believed that their praise was precious above all things, and that he could not live without it! Poor little thing! _


id: 44249
author: Heyliger, William
title: Detectives, Inc.: A Mystery Story for Boys
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words: 39109
sentence: 3627
flesch: 95
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summary:
  Dr. Stone brought forth matches, and Harley Kent had to come close to get them. Dr. Stone asked a question.


id: 14963
author: Day, Mary L.
title: The World As I Have Found It Sequel to Incidents in the Life of a Blind Girl
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sentence: 1688
flesch: 63
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summary:
  But these old scenes were in places so remote and inaccessible that I was forced to forego the pleasure of visiting them; but in many other places I found the old familiar landmarks gone, and the transformations of time had placed in their stead forms and faces new and strange. Although San Francisco is pervaded by the business activity of a great commercial metropolis, it is not possessed of the spirit of excessive drudgery in the hot pursuit of the almighty dollar which prevails in many other places.


id: 30261
author: Blades, Leslie Burton
title: Claire: The Blind Love of a Blind Hero, by a Blind Author
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sentence: 4706
flesch: 91
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summary:
  At last Lawrence took her in his arms, and she laid her shoulder against his. At last Claire raised her head from his shoulder and whispered, Lawrence, before I would be separated from you, I am afraid I would kill!


id: 34732
author: Bramah, Ernest
title: Max Carrados
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sentence: 4566
flesch: 80
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summary:
  A man-servant admitted Mr Carlyle and took in his card--his private card with the bare request for an interview that would not detain Mr Carrados for ten minutes. Max, said Mr Carlyle, with emotion, is there any reason why you should not send your man for a police officer and have this monster arrested on his own confession without further delay? Pray do so, Mr Carrados, acquiesced Drishna.


id: 31721
author: Martin, Frances
title: Elizabeth Gilbert and Her Work for the Blind
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flesch: 73
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summary:
  In July a letter from Levy must have reassured her as to the state of his health, and it is interesting as the description of a blind man at a fire, with all his wits about him, and other blind men to help him. Blind men and women can learn, labour, and fulfil all the duties of life if their fellow-men are merciful and helpful, and God is on the side of all those who work honestly for themselves and others.


id: 18057
author: Reed, Myrtle
title: Flower of the Dusk
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sentence: 4953
flesch: 88
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summary:
  Ever since her sister's death, she had lived with them, taking care of little lame Barbara, now grown into beautiful womanhood, except for the crutches. There don't neither of you know nothin' about it 'cause you ain't married, but when Roger come, his pa was obliged to mortgage the house, and the mortgage didn't get took off until Roger was out of dresses and goin' to school and beginnin' to write with ink.


