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id: 37770
author: Couperus, Louis
title: Ecstasy, A Study of Happiness: A Novel
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words: 33241
sentence: 2000
flesch: 87
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  Mevrouw was still with the children, putting them to bed, the maid had told him; so he would not be able to see his godson, little Dolf, that evening. She did not recognize him at first and thought that he was little Dolf.


id: 38005
author: Couperus, Louis
title: Psyche
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words: 34039
sentence: 2496
flesch: 92
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summary:
  Oh, Psyche, little Psyche, promise me always to stay here in this high and safe castle: always to stay with your father! What is your own object, little Psyche?


id: 40656
author: Eeden, Frederik van
title: Little Johannes
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words: 43470
sentence: 3240
flesch: 93
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summary:
  I I will tell you something about little Johannes. Also you must never mention the matter to little Johannes if you should chance to meet him, for that would vex him, and I should get into trouble for having told you all about it.


id: 27425
author: Bosboom-Toussaint, A. L. G. (Anna Louisa Geertruida)
title: Major Frank
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words: 61793
sentence: 3044
flesch: 78
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summary:
  Now what shall I write to Overberg? Write, grandfather, said Francis, rousing herself with an effort, that Francis Mordaunt will not suffer herself to be disposed of in marriage by anybody's testamentary disposition; that she will neither sell herself for one million nor for two millions, and that she has decidedly refused Jonker van Zonshoven's offer of marriage. 'What is the matter with you, Miss Francis?' he asked.


id: 40155
author: Limburg Brouwer, P. A. S. van (Petrus Abraham Samuel)
title: Akbar: An Eastern Romance
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words: 86740
sentence: 3747
flesch: 75
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summary:
  Doubtless, friend Siddha, you have more to say in reply to Abdul Kadir, and I myself am far from agreeing with him. And before long Siddha and Parviz were mounted and, followed by their servants, on their way out of the town.


id: 48271
author: Couperus, Louis
title: Old People and the Things That Pass
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words: 88873
sentence: 5811
flesch: 89
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summary:
  What were you thinking of so hard, Father? Harold Dercksz drew his hand over his forehead: Nothing, dear ... things ... old things.... He saw them: there they went, trailing long spectral veils over rustling leaves ... and ... and was anything threatening behind the trees in that endless path?... I_ never think of old things: the life of to-day is difficult enough for people without money.... She kissed him good-night....


id: 33779
author: Couperus, Louis
title: Majesty: A Novel
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words: 87614
sentence: 4419
flesch: 78
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summary:
  And let me feel you near me: give me your hand, so.... At last Othomar closed his eyes. Through the windows of the gallery Othomar saw Herman and the others riding away; he followed them for an instant with his eyes, then went on with the duchess and across the courtyard saw a groom lead back to the stables the horse that had been saddled for him, patting its neck.


id: 40657
author: Eeden, Frederik van
title: The Quest The authorized translation from the Dutch of De kleine Johannes
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words: 158211
sentence: 11224
flesch: 88
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summary:
  I I I will tell you something about Little Johannes and his quest. And, should you chance to meet Little Johannes, you must never speak to him about it, for that would grieve him and make me sorry I had told you all this.


