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id: 44081
author: Wise, Daniel
title: Minnie Brown; or, The Gentle Girl
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flesch: 90
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summary:
  She also knew that Minnie _ought_ to get the lessons. [Illustration: MY UNCLE TOBY'S LIBRARY Minnie Brown.] MINNIE BROWN;


id: 39554
author: Molesworth, Mrs.
title: The House That Grew
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  He was so thoroughly a boy, though the very nicest kind of boy--not ashamed of being a 'gentleman,' too, in lots of little ways, which many boys either despise, or are too awkward and shy to attend to. Looking back, I can see what a _very_ good thing it was for us all that she came, even for mamma.


id: 17352
author: Tolstoy, Leo, graf
title: The Awakening (The Resurrection)
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  At last Nekhludoff succeeded in obtaining permission to visit Maslova in her cell among the politicals. Nekhludoff was about to open the letters, when a middle-aged woman, with a lace head-gear over her unevenly parted hair, glided into the room.


id: 33294
author: Auerbach, Berthold
title: On the Heights: A Novel
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summary:
  Said the mother: That makes me happy. Although this mode of dismissal was by no means over-gentle or courteous, it, nevertheless, afforded Walpurga great satisfaction.


