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id: 33264
author: Cooper, Elizabeth
title: Living Up to Billy
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sentence: 1728
flesch: 91
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summary:
  I know he would be all right with the Smiths, but I kinda like to see him, and I am always planning little things about him and what he will say to me and what I will say to him and what I am going to buy him. Tom took hold of my face and leaned my head back, and said, Nannie, little girl, I just want you.


id: 4995
author: Stratemeyer, Edward
title: True to Himself; Or, Roger Strong's Struggle for Place
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sentence: 4939
flesch: 94
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  To be sure, he could easily hide, but it was not likely that he would care to remain in the neighborhood, unless it was really necessary for him to see Mr. Aaron Woodward. Try my best I could not imagine what charge Mr. Aaron Woodward had brought against me.


id: 1476
author: Conrad, Joseph
title: Chance: A Tale in Two Parts
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sentence: 9335
flesch: 84
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summary:
  While Mrs. Fyne was talking of her brother I let my thoughts wander out of the room to little Fyne who by leaving me alone with his wife had, so to speak, entrusted his domestic peace to my honour. He probably was beginning at bottom to detest her--like the governess, like the maiden lady, like the German woman, like Mrs. Fyne, like Mr. Fyne--only he was extraordinary, he was generous.


id: 23506
author: Conrad, Joseph
title: Chance: A Tale in Two Parts
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sentence: 9160
flesch: 83
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summary:
  While Mrs Fyne was talking of her brother I let my thoughts wander out of the room to little Fyne who by leaving me alone with his wife had, so to speak, entrusted his domestic peace to my honour. He probably was beginning at bottom to detest her--like the governess, like the maiden lady, like the German woman, like Mrs Fyne, like Mr Fyne--only he was extraordinary, he was generous.


