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          id: 1958
      author: Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
       title: Hermann and Dorothea
        date: None
       words: 24241
      flesch: 74
     summary: I should be loath, he replied, to censure an innocent instinct, Which to mankind by good mother Nature has always been given. Constantly, while he thus spoke, the crowds of men and of women Grew, who their homeward way were over the market-place wending; And, with the rest, there also returned, his daughters beside him, Back to his modernized house on the opposite side of the market, Foremost merchant of all the town, their opulent neighbor, Rapidly driving his open barouche,--it was builded in Landau.
    keywords: answer; children; day; dwelling; father; good; hand; heart; hermann; house; look; maiden; man; men; mother; people; son; straightway; thee; thou; thy; words; youth
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        item: #2 of 3
          id: 31314
      author: Scheffel, Joseph Victor von
       title: The Trumpeter of Säkkingen: A Song from the Upper Rhine.
        date: None
       words: 46160
      flesch: 83
     summary: Many old men, as they saw them Passing by in youthful beauty, Thought: Upon our guard we must be, Musing through the narrow passage Went young Werner, and his head struck Oft against the rocky ceiling Ere he reached again the daylight.
    keywords: baron; black; blowing; castle; cat; city; country; day; doth; eyes; fir; forest; fridolinus; garden; german; god; golden; good; great; green; hand; head; heart; hiddigeigei; joy; lake; life; light; love; man; margaretta; master; music; o'er; page; peasants; people; pine; rhine; river; shore; song; thee; thou; thought; time; tis; town; tree; trumpet; twas; werner; wild; wine; world; years
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        item: #3 of 3
          id: 7321
      author: None
       title: The Nibelungenlied Translated into Rhymed English Verse in the Metre of the Original
        date: None
       words: 112643
      flesch: 87
     summary: There was eke come Gotelinde, / spouse of Ruediger, And bearing her high company / full many noble knights there were. 1304 Soon might you see on all sides / full many knights the best In princely weeds apparelled / to their reception go:
    keywords: bade; bear; brunhild; come; country; day; death; doth; doughty; eke; etzel; fair; good; gunther; hagen; hand; hath; heart; high; honor; journey; king; knight; know; kriemhild; lady; lady kriemhild; land; life; man; men; mickle; mighty; monarch; ne'er; noble; queen; rhine; right; royal; ruediger; siegfried; sooth; sore; sorrow; spake; stately; strangers; tell; thane; thee; thing; thou; thy; unto; valiant; warriors
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