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id: 48731
author: Hugo, Victor
title: Les Misérables, v. 1/5: Fantine
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sentence: 5570
flesch: 80
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  They are all little men, Sire, and it would take two of them to make one of your grenadiers. His canons and vicars were good old men, walled up like him in this diocese which had no issue to the Cardinal's hat, and who resembled their bishop with this difference, that they were finished while he was completed.


id: 8149
author: Rolland, Romain
title: Jean-Christophe in Paris: The Market-Place, Antoinette, the House
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sentence: 8942
flesch: 80
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  Christophe Olivier recovered his joy in the light: Christophe transmitted to him something of his abounding vitality, his physical and moral robustness, which, even in sorrow, even in injustice, even in hate, inclined to optimism. Once more Christophe found himself alone, more solitary than ever, in that great, hostile, stranger city.


id: 7967
author: Rolland, Romain
title: Jean-Christophe Journey's End
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sentence: 11987
flesch: 84
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  Once more Christophe stood gazing down from the staircase window. At last Christophe only spoke to her as little as possible; and she was grateful to him for it.


id: 7979
author: Rolland, Romain
title: Jean-Christophe, Volume I
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flesch: 85
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summary:
  At last Christophe heard a door open, and, still growling and chaffing, Hassler came shuffling. At last Christophe replied gaily through the partition.


