item: #1 of 17
          id: 10449
      author: Greene, Homer
       title: Burnham Breaker
        date: None
       words: 106644
      flesch: 87
     summary: Mr. Bummerton, turning to the bar-tender, allow me to introduce my esteemed young friend, Mr. Ralph Craft, the worthy grandson of an old acquaintance. I'm Ralph Burnham; I'm Mrs. Burnham's son!
    keywords: air; bachelor; billy; boy; boy ralph; breaker; burnham; case; child; court; craft; day; door; eyes; face; good; goodlaw; hands; heart; home; joe; lad; lawyer; life; like; look; man; matter; mind; moment; money; mother; mrs; night; place; ralph; robert; room; sharpman; simon; sir; son; think; thought; time; uncle; way; work
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        item: #2 of 17
          id: 10729
      author: Alger, Horatio, Jr.
       title: Jack's Ward; Or, The Boy Guardian
        date: None
       words: 48817
      flesch: 90
     summary: My name is Harding--Jack Harding. This was Rachel Harding, a spinster of melancholy temperament, who belonged to that unhappy class who are always prophesying evil, and expecting the worst.
    keywords: aunt; aunt rachel; child; clifton; cooper; day; door; good; harding; hardwick; home; house; ida; jack; man; money; mother; mrs; peg; rachel; thought; time; timothy; want; way; woman
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        item: #3 of 17
          id: 10848
      author: Hallett, Emma V.
       title: Natalie; Or, A Gem Among the Sea-Weeds
        date: None
       words: 65931
      flesch: 71
     summary: Thy little day hath not yet taught thee, that the world is born of sin, for thou only lookest on the human face as divine. Please, missus, don't make little Sea-flower too fresh; she be pining for de sea; remarked Vingo, as Mrs. Grosvenor proceeded to bathe the child in cool fresh water; and having brought out the baby-clothes worn by Harry, she was soon, by the aid of a little new milk, made comfortable, and, creeping down after old Nep, sat with her hands buried in his shaggy coat, crowing with delight.
    keywords: boy; captain; child; dat; day; days; dear; delwood; eyes; face; father; flower; god; good; grosvenor; hand; harry; heart; home; left; life; little; look; love; man; massa; mind; mother; mrs; natalie; new; night; place; santon; sea; tell; thought; time; vingo; voice; way; winnie; world; years; young
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        item: #4 of 17
          id: 14818
      author: McCutcheon, George Barr
       title: The Daughter of Anderson Crow
        date: None
       words: 81808
      flesch: 87
     summary: She was rejoining the house party that day, was consumed by excitement over the situation, and just as eager as Bonner to checkmate the untimely operations of poor old Anderson Crow. We thought we'd row down and tell you so's you wouldn't be huntin' all night for the feller who--hello, you got him, eh? Are you fellers lyin'? cried poor Anderson Crow.
    keywords: air; anderson crow; away; banks; barnes; bill; boggs; bonner; bud; city; day; detective; doggone; dollars; door; eyes; face; fer; girl; goin'; good; half; head; heart; home; house; jest; left; little; long; look; love; man; marshal; men; minutes; miss; mother; mrs; new; night; place; river; rosalie; sam; sir; thing; thought; time; tinkletown; voice; want; way; wicker; woman; years; york; young
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        item: #5 of 17
          id: 15991
      author: Marryat, Frederick
       title: Japhet, in Search of a Father
        date: None
       words: 148455
      flesch: 78
     summary: I'll knock you down one of these days, Mr Timothy, if you stay so long as you do, looking at the print shops; that you may depend upon. It certainly was the case--for though an enemy, I'll do him justice--that, after Mr Brookes had left us, Mr Pleggit had two shopmen, and Mr Cophagus only one; but then that one was Mr Japhet Newland; besides, one of his assistants had only one eye, and the other squinted horribly, so if we measured by eyes, I think the advantage was actually on our side; and, as far as ornament went, most decidedly; for who would not prefer putting on his chimney-piece one handsome, elegant vase, than two damaged, ill-looking pieces of crockery?
    keywords: appearance; believe; chapter; clare; cophagus; day; dear; door; dress; eyes; face; father; fleta; friend; gentleman; good; great; half; hand; harcourt; home; house; japhet; lady; leave; left; let; letter; life; little; long; looking; lord; major; man; masterton; melchior; mind; money; morning; mother; mr cophagus; mr masterton; mr newland; newland; pay; people; person; poor; pounds; right; room; shop; sir; susannah; thought; time; timothy; town; way; wish; world
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        item: #6 of 17
          id: 16344
      author: Laurie, André
       title: The Waif of the "Cynthia"
        date: None
       words: 70700
      flesch: 77
     summary: He was followed by a young gentleman, whom he presented to her in the following words: My daughter, this is Mr. Erik Hersebom, of whom I have often spoken to you, and who has just arrived at Paris. And poor Erik would turn away and stifle a sigh.
    keywords: alaska; board; bredejord; brown; captain; child; cynthia; day; days; doctor; erik; expedition; eyes; fact; family; fisherman; friends; good; hersebom; ice; island; left; life; malarius; man; new; noroe; o'donoghan; patrick; place; schwaryencrona; sea; stockholm; thought; time; tudor; vanda; vega; vessel; voyage; years
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        item: #7 of 17
          id: 16608
      author: Mighels, Philip Verrill
       title: Bruvver Jim's Baby
        date: None
       words: 44998
      flesch: 87
     summary: My little boy! said the miner--my little boy! and taking both doll and little man in his arms he held them in passionate tenderness against his heart. You've got to be back before too late or your claim goes up, fer, Jim, you know as well as me that Parky's got the right of law! If only I could git that shrub, said Jim, as his friend departed, and back to the tossing little man he went, worried to the last degree.
    keywords: baby; blacksmith; bone; borealis; boy; boys; cabin; camp; christmas; day; doc; drawled; eyes; face; field; git; goin'; good; hand; hill; home; house; jim; keno; man; men; miner; miss; pup; right; skeezucks; snow; time; tintoretto; tree; way; webber
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        item: #8 of 17
          id: 20261
      author: Quiller-Couch, Arthur
       title: The Adventures of Harry Revel
        date: None
       words: 64436
      flesch: 88
     summary: I promised--that is, I mean, Mr. Whitmore won't like it if--if-- While I stammered on, Mr. Rogers pulled up the mare, quartering at the same time to make room for the mail-coach as it thundered up the road from westward and swept by at the gallop, with lamps flashing and bits and swingles shaken in chorus. I'm the boy, sir, that Mr. Whitmore spoke about--the boy that's being searched for-- Look here, Mr. Rogers interrupted, I'm a Justice of the Peace, you know.
    keywords: archibald; belcher; boy; close; day; days; dear; door; eyes; face; feet; friend; good; half; hand; harry; head; house; isabel; jope; lay; left; leicester; line; little; look; man; miss; moment; mrs; night; plinlimmon; plymouth; rector; rogers; room; sir; street; thought; time; trapp; voice; wall; water; way; whitmore; window; woman; word
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        item: #9 of 17
          id: 21797
      author: Leslie, Emma
       title: A Sailor's Lass
        date: None
       words: 22985
      flesch: 85
     summary: Coomber meekly fetched a cupful from the pan outside, and Mrs. Coomber dipped her apron in it, and bathed Tiny's face; and in a minute or two Dick saw, to his great delight, that she drew a faint, fluttering breath. A sudden lurch of the boat almost pitched the old man forward, and the children's screams redoubled, while Mrs. Coomber hastily scrambled out of bed and lighted the lantern that hung against the wall.
    keywords: boat; bob; child; coomber; dick; fisherman; girl; god; home; mother; mrs; thought; time; tiny; yer
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        item: #10 of 17
          id: 23517
      author: Martin, George Madden
       title: The Angel of the Tenement
        date: None
       words: 24085
      flesch: 76
     summary: Nor was this all,--for somewhere about that Tree, hung a document, which being delivered, revealed to Miss Norma Bonkowski that she was now the owner and proprietor of that same Costumer's establishment she had so coveted,--while a most innocent and ordinary looking little book bearing Mary Carew's name told the secret of a sum of money safely in bank, so sufficient that never again need that grim phantom, the poor-house, threaten to overshadow the end as it had the beginning of Mary's life. But this the good ladies forgave, for was not this same Miss Norma the flower that shed an odor of distinction over the social blossoming of the whole Tenement?
    keywords: angel; baby; bonkowski; carew; child; day; door; eyes; face; good; head; joey; know; lady; major; mary; miss; mrs; norma; o'malligan; old; room; ruth; tenement; time; tomlin; way; yer
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        item: #11 of 17
          id: 30366
      author: Whitaker, Evelyn
       title: Zoe
        date: None
       words: 20914
      flesch: 73
     summary: But such is the perversity of human nature, that though many a Downside mother with a family of little steps envied Mrs Gray her compact family and the small amount of washing attached to it, that ungrateful woman yearned after an occupant for the old wooden cradle, and treasured up the bits of baby things that had belonged to Tom and Bill, and nursed up any young thing that came to hand and wanted care, bringing up a motherless blind kitten with assiduous care and patience, as if the supply of that commodity was not always largely in excess of the demand, and lavishing more care on a sick lamb or a superfluous young pig than most of the neighbours' babies received. Preparation--The Room Furnished--Mrs Gray at Work--The Baby Gone--The Gypsy Mother--The Gypsy's Story--A Foolish Fancy--Something Has Happened--The Real Baby ZOE.
    keywords: baby; child; day; edith; face; gray; jane; mother; mrs; mrs gray; night; organist; robins; sands; thought; voice; way; work; zoe
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        item: #12 of 17
          id: 41440
      author: Wright, Mabel Osgood
       title: Poppea of the Post-Office
        date: None
       words: 94761
      flesch: 76
     summary: Poppea Gilbert; she lives at the post-office in our town, and there is nobody quite like her, Philip answered, his shyness suddenly rent by the man's offhand air of comradeship, as well as in response to his own need of some one to whom he might speak without restraint. It is Poppea Gilbert from the post-office house.
    keywords: angus; baby; child; come; coming; daddy; day; door; emmy; esterbrook; eyes; face; father; felton; fire; gilbert; girl; good; great; hair; half; hand; head; hill; home; house; hugh; john; lady; latimer; left; life; lisha; little; look; love; man; miss; miss emmy; moment; morning; mother; mrs; need; new; night; office; oldys; oliver; open; pegrim; people; philip; place; poppea; post; potts; read; room; satira; stephen; things; thought; time; voice; way; wife; winslow; woman; words; work; years
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        item: #13 of 17
          id: 51996
      author: Miller, Alex. McVeigh, Mrs.
       title: My Pretty Maid; or, Liane Lester
        date: None
       words: 60142
      flesch: 84
     summary: Miss Roma Clarke is blessed in having such a splendid father. Thank you--and again: Do you know Miss Roma Clarke?
    keywords: beauty; chapter; clarke; daughter; day; dear; devereaux; dolly; eyes; face; girl; good; granny; hand; heart; home; jesse; lester; liane; liane lester; life; love; maid; miss; mother; mrs; night; poor; roma; room; sophie; thought; woman
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        item: #14 of 17
          id: 53650
      author: Gale, Zona
       title: Mothers to Men
        date: None
       words: 73884
      flesch: 91
     summary: 'Drink both kinds, Timothy,' Mis Toplady says to her husband, persuadin'; 'it'll have to be throwed away if somebody don't drink it up.' 'Lord, Amandy,' says Timothy, testy, 'I do hate to be sicked on to my food like that. I smiled at him, and so did Mis' Toplady, and so did Eppleby; and Mis' Eleanor Emmons, the widow-lady, lately moved in, she nodded.
    keywords: alex; big; boy; child; chris; day; emmons; face; folks; fourth; friendship; good; holcomb; home; house; insley; kind; ladies; life; look; looking; man; men; minute; mis; new; night; paper; real; robin; room; set; silas; sort; sykes; things; thought; time; toplady; town; village; way; women; world
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        item: #15 of 17
          id: 54121
      author: Sykes, D. F. E.
       title: Tom Pinder, Foundling: A Story of the Holmfirth Flood
        date: None
       words: 87468
      flesch: 85
     summary: And is that all you have to tell me, Mr. Tom Tinker? No, Dorothy, I have another secret to tell you. If you mean Mr. Tom Pinder, of Co-op Mill, Hinchliff Mill, I think I may go so far as to say I do.
    keywords: abaat; aleck; aye; ben; betty; black; business; chapel; child; come; course; day; days; door; dorothy; eyes; face; father; folk; garside; gate; god; good; hand; hannah; head; heart; holmfirth; home; house; jabez; jack; jones; lad; law; left; life; like; little; look; lucy; man; master; men; mill; mind; miss; money; mother; mrs; nehemiah; night; nooan; pinder; poor; redfearn; room; schofield; set; sunday; sykes; talk; think; thought; time; tinker; tom; tom o; tom pinder; uncle; valley; village; want; water; way; weel; wer; wilberlee; wimpenny; woman; word; work; yo'r; young
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        item: #16 of 17
          id: 6658
      author: Bompas, Charlotte Selina
       title: Owindia : a true tale of the MacKenzie River Indians, North-West America
        date: None
       words: 10806
      flesch: 69
     summary: But the times are harder than they used to be for the Tene Jua (Indian men) in the woods, said Accomba with a sigh; the deer and the moose go off the track more than they used to do; it is only at Fort Rae, on the Big Lake, that meat never seems to fail; for us poor Mackenzie River people there is hardly a winter that we are far from starvation. He would send even his wife (for Michel took unto him a wife after some years) to Fort Simpson with his furs to trade, rather than trust himself in the neighbourhood of the Tene Manula (white man).
    keywords: accomba; camp; children; fort; good; indian; man; meat; men; michel; moose; river; sister; time
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        item: #17 of 17
          id: 844
      author: Wilde, Oscar
       title: The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People
        date: None
       words: 21065
      flesch: 89
     summary: The gentleman who is now embracing you is my cousin, Mr. Algernon Moncrieff. Well, ever since dear Uncle Jack first confessed to us that he had a younger brother who was very wicked and bad, you of course have formed the chief topic of conversation between myself and Miss Prism.
    keywords: algernon; bracknell; brother; chasuble; dear; ernest; good; gwendolen; jack; lady; lady bracknell; lane; miss; prism; worthing
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