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id: 14979
author: Various
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title:
  Cape Cod and All the Pilgrim Land, June 1922, Volume 6, Number 4 A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Interests of Southeastern Massachusetts

summary:
  Like other Cape Cod towns, it has a history of maritime adventure behind it and a glorious future as a summer resting place before it. With such ancestry, followed by worthy descendants, don't you think I have a love for Cape Cod sand?


id: 43773
author: Bassett, Sara Ware
title: Shifting Sands
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words: 60911
sentence: 5325
flesch: 91
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summary:
  It was for Marcia Sylvia was fighting, not Heath--Marcia whom she adored and whom she was determined to save from Elisha's power at any cost. Take Heath on suspicion, you mean?


id: 18902
author: Bassett, Sara Ware
title: Flood Tide
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words: 71351
sentence: 4380
flesch: 84
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summary:
  This time it shall be Mr. Willie Spence and his motor-boat idee. Ours ain't workin' fur a cent either, an' I drove round thinkin' I'd fetch Willie home with me to have a look at it.


id: 13982
author: Cooper, James A.
title: Cap'n Abe, Storekeeper: A Story of Cape Cod
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words: 74425
sentence: 5617
flesch: 91
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summary:
  She stepped eagerly before the party, calling: Louise! Louise Grayling raised her head and waved a welcoming hand. Louise thought laughter would overcome her just as easy despite the day and place.


id: 14563
author: Cooper, James A.
title: Sheila of Big Wreck Cove: A Story of Cape Cod
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sentence: 6494
flesch: 92
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summary:
  So Captain Tunis Latham did not arrive in Boston in a very calm frame of mind. So Captain Tunis Latham has still another girl?


id: 19708
author: Greene, Sarah Pratt McLean
title: Cape Cod Folks
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sentence: 4440
flesch: 79
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summary:
  She had been thrown from a wagon once--how often and thrillingly have I heard dear Grandma Keeler relate the particulars of that accident! Amid this preponderance of female society, my friend, Grandpa, shone with an ardent though faintly tolerated light, giving to the lively flow of the discourse, an occasional salty and comprehensive flavor, which dear Grandma Keeler held herself ever in calm and religious readiness to restrain.


id: 2452
author: Lincoln, Joseph Crosby
title: Shavings: A Novel
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sentence: 9572
flesch: 94
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summary:
  And at last Jed Winslow drifted into the conversation. Said Jed had sent over by the telephone man's auto and asked him to cash a check for that much.


id: 22745
author: Lincoln, Joseph Crosby
title: Fair Harbor
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summary:
  And Captain Sears Kendrick, late master of the ship _Hawkeye_, and before that of the _Fair Wind_ and the _Far Seas_ and goodness knows how many others, who ran away to ship as cabin boy when he was thirteen, who fought the Malay pirates when he was eighteen, and outwitted Semmes by outmaneuvering the _Alabama_ when he was twenty-eight, a man once so strong and bronzed and confident, but now so weak and shaken--Captain Sears Kendrick rose painfully and with effort from his chair, took his cane from the corner and hobbled to the kitchen. And although the dwellings along the Bayport roads are much as they were that morning when Captain Sears Kendrick sat upon the bench in the Macomber yard and gazed gloomily at the section of road which lay between the Macomber gate and the curve beyond the Orthodox meeting-house--although the houses were much the same in external appearance, those who occupy them at the present day are vastly different from those who owned and lived in them then.


