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id: 37891
author: Scott, Daniel
title: Bygone Cumberland and Westmorland
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words: 58317
sentence: 2003
flesch: 62
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summary:
  At Brougham Hall is preserved the old and quaintly fashioned horn which was sounded by the former owners of the estates in complying with the requirement to blow a horn in the van of the King and his army, when the monarch went into Scotland, or at other times when the Scots made incursions to the southern side of the Border. The sentence was ordered to be read in the parish churches of St. Lawrence and St. Michael, Appleby, and in other churches and public places in the dioceses of Carlisle and York, every Sunday and holiday, so long as the abbot and convent required, or until he should comply and make satisfaction to the judge and parties.


id: 27712
author: Trollope, Anthony
title: Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite
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words: 71685
sentence: 3960
flesch: 85
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summary:
  If, after all, he might live to be Sir George Hotspur of Humblethwaite and Scarrowby! Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite was a mighty person in Cumberland, and one who well understood of what nature were the duties, and of what sort the magnificence, which his position as a great English commoner required of him.


id: 31274
author: Trollope, Anthony
title: Lady Anna
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words: 140123
sentence: 7818
flesch: 86
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summary:
  Independently of the great property which is at stake, the nature of which it will be my duty to explain to you, the question at issue whether the elder lady be or be not Countess Lovel, and whether the younger lady be or be not Lady Anna Lovel, has demanded the investigation which could not adequately have been made without this judicial array. Messrs. Goffe and Goffe had the pleasure of informing him that an accurate account of all money transactions between Countess Lovel and his father had been kept by the Countess;--that the Countess on behalf of herself and Lady Anna Lovel acknowledged a debt due to the estate of the late Mr. Thomas Thwaite, amounting to Â£9,109 3_s._ 4_d._, and that a cheque to that amount should be at once handed to him,--Daniel Thwaite the son,--if he would call at the chambers of Messrs. Goffe and Goffe, with a certified copy of the probate of the will of Thomas Thwaite the father.


id: 26088
author: Caine, Hall, Sir
title: A Son of Hagar: A Romance of Our Time
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sentence: 10326
flesch: 92
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  The girl leaning over his father's arm; the pure, smooth cheeks close to the swarthy, weather-beaten, comfortable old face; the soft gaze upward full of feeling; the half-open lips and the teeth like pearls; then the glance round, half of mockery, half of protest, altogether of unconquerable love, to where Paul Ritson stood, his eyes just breaking into a smile; the head, the neck, the arms, the bosom still heaving gently after the race; the light loose costume--Hugh Ritson saw it all, and his heart beat fast. When their eyes met Hugh Ritson saw what he had expected to see--the face of Paul Ritson.


