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id: 48522
author: Baring-Gould, S. (Sabine)
title: Old Country Life
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summary:
  Before leaving the consideration of old country houses, one word must be said about their _setting_. Evelyn in his _Diary_ says, in 1683, A stranger, and old man, preached--much after Bishop Andrews' method, full of logical divisions, in short and broken periods, and Latin sentences, _now quite out of fashion_ in the pulpit, which is grown into a far more profitable way of plain and practical discourses, of which sort this nation, or any other, never had greater plenty or more profitable, I am confident.


id: 38277
author: Stables, Gordon
title: From Squire to Squatter: A Tale of the Old Land and the New
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flesch: 88
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summary:
  It was a somewhat sarcastic laugh; and young Archie felt sorry for Bob's mother, she looked so unhappy. Well, there is nothing like a sailing ship after all for teaching one the virtue of patience; and at last Archie settled down to his sea life.


id: 21839
author: Austen, Jane
title: Sense and Sensibility
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sentence: 5078
flesch: 71
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summary:
  Then, in 1797, the author fell to work upon an older essay in letters _à la_ Richardson, called _Elinor and Marianne_, which she re-christened _ Elinor and Marianne_ was originally written about 1792.


