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id: 5866
author: McCutcheon, George Barr
title: Yollop
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words: 23708
sentence: 1507
flesch: 86
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  Mr. Smilk in closing the window, looked searchingly up and down the fire escape, peered intently into the street below, sighed profoundly and muttered something that Mr. Yollop did not hear. Do you mean to tell me, Ernest Wilson, that you've gone back to your evil ways after all I,-- I say, Cassius, cried Mr. Yollop, is this the woman you wanted to bind and gag and--and-- Yes, and rap over the bean, finished Mr. Smilk, as the speaker considerately refrained.


id: 10948
author: Stockton, Frank Richard
title: The Stories of the Three Burglars
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words: 33906
sentence: 1533
flesch: 82
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  At one time there was a mounted patrol of young men, which, however, was soon broken up by their mothers. And I can tell you what it is, young man, I can appear ag'in you for doing poor work.


id: 40897
author: Hering, Henry Augustus
title: The Burglars' Club: A Romance in Twelve Chronicles
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words: 53828
sentence: 4222
flesch: 85
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  A spiral staircase at the east end of the house led to the observatory containing the powerful equatorial telescope through which, as opportunity offered, Mr. Meyer was wont to gaze thoughtfully at the satellites of Jupiter, the canals on Mars, and other eccentricities of the heavens. At the landing-stage he informed the man in charge that he had business with Mr. Meyer.


id: 37647
author: Otis, James
title: The Adventures of a Country Boy at a Country Fair
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words: 64645
sentence: 2664
flesch: 80
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  On the way to his place of business Teddy chanced to think of the errand on which they had started out, and he bought a generous supply of sandwiches for Dan, Tim, and himself. On retuning to his place of business Teddy did not have the heart to wait upon the customers, and after telling Tim what had been said to him, he added: I can't work; it's no use to try.


id: 7896
author: Leblanc, Maurice
title: The Eight Strokes of the Clock
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words: 64328
sentence: 4509
flesch: 87
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  III THE CASE OF JEAN LOUIS Monsieur, continued the young girl, addressing Serge Rénine, it was while I was spending the Easter holidays at Nice with my father that I made the acquaintance of Jean Louis d'Imbleval.... Rénine interrupted her: Excuse me, mademoiselle, but just now you spoke of this young man as Jean Louis Vaurois. I saw the writing on the envelope: Prince Serge Rénine.


id: 40203
author: Leblanc, Maurice
title: Arsène Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes
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sentence: 4806
flesch: 85
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  This advice seemed to commend itself to the detective, for he partially rose and said, very formally: Monsieur Wilson, my friend and assistant--Monsieur Arsène Lupin. Monsieur Lupin, there are two men in the world at whom I am never astonished: in the first place, myself--and then, Arsène Lupin.


id: 4017
author: Leblanc, Maurice
title: The Hollow Needle; Further adventures of Arsene Lupin
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words: 66902
sentence: 4449
flesch: 84
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  At dawn, when they entered the oratory which had been used as a cell for young Isidore Beautrelet, they realized that young Isidore Beautrelet had vanished. On examination, it was proved, first, that young Isidore Beautrelet had administered a sleeping draught to the village policeman; secondly, that he could only have escaped by a window situated at a height of seven or eight feet in the wall; and lastly--a charming detail, this--that he could only have reached this window by using the back of his warder as a footstool.


id: 28093
author: Leblanc, Maurice
title: The Confessions of Arsène Lupin
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words: 68329
sentence: 4797
flesch: 86
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  But you're suspicious as well: 'Why should that confounded Lupin hand the business over to me,' say you, 'instead of keeping it for himself, hunting down the murderer and rifling his pockets, if there was a robbery?' Was good old Lupin!


id: 4014
author: Leblanc, Maurice
title: Arsene Lupin
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words: 72098
sentence: 5942
flesch: 91
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summary:
  The Duke shook hands with Guerchard, saying, I'm delighted to make your acquaintance, M. Guerchard. Really, M. Guerchard, said the Duke, shrugging his shoulders.


