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id: 45288
author: Tennyson, Hallam Tennyson, Baron
title: Jack and the Bean-Stalk: English Hexameters
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summary:
  `Quickly the monster awoke, and wielding a cudgel,-- ```an oak tree,-- `Chased little Jack with a shout of mighty, maniacal ```anger; `Jack to the beanpod sprang with a leap, and desperate ```hurl'd his `Limbs in a downward, furious, headlong pre-cipitation, `But for a wink up-glanced; his foeman's ponderous ```hob-nails `Shone from aloft: down crash'd big pods, and bean ```avalanches. `Where an' O where, * he shrill'd; she beheld his boots ```disappearing; * <i>Where an' O where is my Highland laddie gone?</i> `Pod by pod Jack arose, till he came to a pod that alarm'd ```him.


id: 15621
title: The Story of Jack and the Giants
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words: 5502
sentence: 249
flesch: 83
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summary:
  will nothing else serve you but poor Jack? Thus did little Jack torment the big Giant, as a cat does a mouse when she knows it cannot escape; and when he had tired of that amusement, he gave the monster a heavy blow with a pickaxe on the very crown of his head, which tumbled him down, and killed him on the spot. This warning was so shocking to poor Jack, that he was ready to go mad.


id: 6914
author: Cranch, Christopher Pearse
title: The Last of the Huggermuggers
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words: 12311
sentence: 617
flesch: 83
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summary:
  VIII.--How Little Jacket and his Friends left the Giant's Island. CHAP. Mrs. Huggermugger showed them her beautiful shell, and made Little Jacket tell how he had crept out of it, and let himself down by the fishing-line.


id: 62246
author: Bond, Nelson S.
title: Colossus of Chaos
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words: 16796
sentence: 1565
flesch: 87
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summary:
  For instance--well, let me see--you are familiar with the Earthly legend of the phoenix, aren't you? The bird which was supposed to have had a life-span of a thousand years, at the end of which time it threw itself into a blazing pyre, from the ashes of which it was reborn? That, nodded Dr. Rocky, is the legend. In the good old Rocky Russell tradition, eh? Who? Rocky Russell, I said.


id: 37145
author: Campbell, John Scott
title: The Image and the Likeness
extension: .txt
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words: 26691
sentence: 1795
flesch: 85
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summary:
  Now at last Kazu moved, but not toward safety. During the first few days of life, little Kazu was apparently normal, except for his prematureness and a rather great weight for a seven-month infant.


id: 4608
author: Appleton, Victor
title: Tom Swift in Captivity, Or, A Daring Escape By Airship
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words: 45575
sentence: 3011
flesch: 90
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summary:
  For several days after the visit of Mr. Preston Tom was busy making plans for his trip to South America. Tom Swift, you and I and Ned--if he wants to go--are going after a giant! Mr. Damon gleefully clapped Tom on the back, with such vigor that our hero coughed, and then the odd gentleman stepped back and gazed at the two lads, a look of triumph shining in his eyes.


id: 8170
author: Rabelais, François
title: Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 5
extension: .txt
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words: 48940
sentence: 2186
flesch: 79
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summary:
  Some say in your world that sack is a word used in all tongues, and justly admitted in the same sense among all nations; for, as Aesop's fable hath it, all men are born with a sack at the neck, naturally needy and begging of each other; neither can the most powerful king be without the help of other men, or can anyone that's poor subsist without the rich, though he be never so proud and insolent; as, for example, Hippias the philosopher, who boasted he could do everything. By gold, it is gold, quoth Panurge, good old gold, I'll assure you.


id: 8167
author: Rabelais, François
title: Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 2
extension: .txt
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words: 50537
sentence: 1675
flesch: 69
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summary:
  But see how that might be remedied: they must be wiped and made rid of the flies with fair foxtails, or great good viedazes, which are ass-pizzles, of Provence. Said Carpalim, Pantagruel's footman, It is Greek, I have understood him.


id: 59235
author: Rabelais, François
title: Three Good Giants Whose Ancient Deeds are recorded in the Ancient Chronicles
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words: 55448
sentence: 2803
flesch: 83
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summary:
  Not voices, but more like sobs, good old man. With that, he pulled out his purse, and showed it bursting with new gold-pieces, with the face of good King Gargantua stamped on each piece.


id: 8166
author: Rabelais, François
title: Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 1
extension: .txt
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words: 68335
sentence: 2662
flesch: 72
cache: cache/8166.txt
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summary:
  Thus shall it then be lost by ways not few, And changed suddenly, when those that have it To other men that after come shall leave it. This by Alexander being considered, one day in the hippodrome (which was a place appointed for the breaking and managing of great horses), he perceived that the fury of the horse proceeded merely from the fear he had of his own shadow, whereupon getting on his back, he run him against the sun, so that the shadow fell behind, and by that means tamed the horse and brought him to his hand.


id: 8169
author: Rabelais, François
title: Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 4
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
words: 68365
sentence: 3148
flesch: 78
cache: cache/8169.txt
txt: txt/8169.txt
summary:
  Well, 'tis a happy thing to meet with good men! Our pilot (good man!) was pulling maggots out of the seamen's noses.


id: 11696
author: Wells, H. G. (Herbert George)
title: The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
words: 76244
sentence: 4618
flesch: 82
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summary:
  And presently little Redwood, pioneer of the new race, first child of all who ate the food, was crawling about his nursery, smashing furniture, biting like a horse, pinching like a vice, and bawling gigantic baby talk at his Nanny and Mammy and the rather scared and awe-stricken Daddy, who had set this mischief going. Said he didn't see.


id: 8168
author: Rabelais, François
title: Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 3
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sentence: 2923
flesch: 63
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summary:
  Household C. Fine C. Nobbing C. Pretty C. Fierce C. Touzing C. Astrolabian C. Brawny C. Tumbling C. Algebraical C. Compt C. Fambling C. Venust C. Repaired C. Overturning C. Aromatizing C. Soft C. Shooting C. Tricksy C. Wild C. Culeting C. Paillard C. Renewed C. Jagged C. Gaillard C. Quaint C. Pinked C. Broaching C. Starting C. Arsiversing C. Addle C. Fleshy C. Polished C. Syndicated C. Auxiliary C. Slashed C. Hamed C. Stuffed C. Clashing C. Leisurely C. Well-fed C. Wagging C. Cut C. Flourished C. Scriplike C. Smooth C. Fallow C. Encremastered C. Depending C. Sudden C. Bouncing C. Independent C. Graspful C. Levelling C. Lingering C. Swillpow C. Fly-flap C. Rapping C. Crushing C. Perinae-tegminal C. Reverend C. Creaking C. Squat-couching C. Nodding C. Dilting C. Short-hung C. Disseminating C. Ready C. Massive C. Bearlike C. hound-like C. Manual C. Partitional C. Mounted C. Absolute C. Patronymic C. Sleeked C. Well-set C. Cockney C. Diapered C. Gemel C. Auromercuriated C. Spotted C. Turkish C. Robust C. Master C. Burning C. Appetizing C. Seeded C. Thwacking C. Succourable C. Lusty C. Urgent C. Redoubtable C. Jupped C. Handsome C. Affable C. Milked C. Prompt C. Memorable C. Calfeted C. Fortunate C. Palpable C. Raised C. Boxwood C. Barbable C. Odd C. Latten C. Tragical C. Steeled C. Unbridled C. Transpontine C. Stale C. Hooked C. Digestive C. Orange-tawny C. Researched C. Active C. Embroidered C. Encompassed C. Vital C. Glazed C. Strouting out C. Magistral C. Interlarded C. Jolly C. Monachal C. Burgher-like C. Lively C. Subtle C. Empowdered C. Gerundive C. Hammering C. Ebonized C. Franked C. Clashing C. Brasiliated C. Polished C. Tingling C. Organized C. Powdered Beef C. Usual C. Passable C. Positive C.


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id: 8168
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entity:
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entity:
  c. flourished c. scriplike c. smooth c. fallow c. encremastered c. depending c. sudden c. bouncing c. independent c. graspful c. levelling c. lingering c. swillpow c. fly-flap


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type: PERSON
entity:
  c. louting c. appellant c. mouldy c. discouraged c. swagging c. musty c. surfeited c. withered c. paltry c. peevish c. broken-reined


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type: PERSON
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  c. fusty c. singlefied c. haled c. jadish c. begrimed c. lolling c. fistulous c. wrinkled c. drenched c. languishing c.


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id: 8168
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  horoscopal f. damasked f. knavish f. fearney f. idiot f. unleavened f. blockish f. baritonant f. beetle-headed


id: 8168
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  catati f. contradictory f. pedagogical f. daft f. drunken f. peevish f. prodigal f. rash f. plodding f. pantagruel


