item: #1 of 13 id: 170 author: Collins, Wilkie title: The Haunted Hotel: A Mystery of Modern Venice date: None words: 63567 flesch: 82 summary: A man who did not know that the Countess Narona had borrowed money at Homburg of no less a person than Lord Montbarry, and had then deluded him into making her a proposal of marriage, was a man who had probably never heard of Lord Montbarry himself. Speaking confidentially to his next neighbour, the Doctor discovered that the lady referred to was already known to him (through the Countess's confession) as the lady deserted by Lord Montbarry. keywords: agnes; baron; brother; countess; courier; day; doctor; door; ferrari; francis; good; hand; henry; hotel; lady; lady montbarry; left; life; little; lord; lord montbarry; mind; miss; montbarry; mrs; night; room; time; venice; way; westwick; wife; woman cache: 170.txt plain text: 170.txt item: #2 of 13 id: 31189 author: Crane, Stephen title: The Monster and Other Stories date: None words: 36965 flesch: 87 summary: Docteh Trescott is er kind man, an' 'tain't like as if I didn't 'preciate what he done; but--but-- But what? On a particular evening a rather large company of young men were gathered on the sidewalk that edged the park. keywords: boys; cowboy; doctor; door; easterner; eyes; face; good; hand; head; henry; horace; house; jimmie; johnnie; johnson; judge; man; martha; men; mind; moment; mother; new; right; room; scully; silence; swede; thing; time; town; trescott; voice; way; williams cache: 31189.txt plain text: 31189.txt item: #3 of 13 id: 32735 author: Marks, Winston K. (Winston Kinney) title: Forsyte's Retreat date: None words: 5262 flesch: 85 summary: Sextus Forsyte craved anonymity with the passion that most men seek fame and glory. Yes, Sextus Forsyte had sought his solitude in that remotest of all places, the large city hotel. keywords: bed; bradford; forsyte; hotel; man; manager; phone; room; service; sextus cache: 32735.txt plain text: 32735.txt item: #4 of 13 id: 34280 author: Bacon, Frank title: Lightnin' After the Play of the Same Name by Winchell Smith and Frank Bacon date: None words: 57153 flesch: 86 summary: Bill Jones, she asked, in a loud, rasping tone, where have you been? Bill had put down the lid at the first hint of her entrance. She glanced quickly from one to the other, and then her gentle brown eyes came to rest lovingly on old Bill. keywords: arm; away; bill; bill jones; blodgett; chair; come; court; davis; desk; door; eyes; half; hammond; hand; harper; head; john; jones; judge; lightnin; look; man; marvin; millie; mother; mrs; place; right; room; said; thomas; time; townsend; voice; wife cache: 34280.txt plain text: 34280.txt item: #5 of 13 id: 35066 author: Palmer, Mary E. (Mary Elizabeth) title: Guide to Hotel Housekeeping date: None words: 21241 flesch: 78 summary: Dust on the walls is what causes the unpleasant, musty smell of many hotel rooms. The failure of many housekeepers is due to the lack of proper training; it is only the skilled housekeeper that wins lasting approval. keywords: = =; bed; cleaning; day; dust; fire; floor; good; help; hotel; housekeeper; linen; maid; order; parlor; room; soap; table; time; water; way; woman; work; | page; | | cache: 35066.txt plain text: 35066.txt item: #6 of 13 id: 43584 author: Lavell, Edith title: The Mystery of the Secret Band date: None words: 46782 flesch: 90 summary: Mary Louise introduced Max, and Pauline in turn introduced the cute little blond as Miss Jackson. Briefly Mary Louise related the story, and the good woman was relieved to hear that the blow was not serious. keywords: christmas; detective; detweiler; door; ferguson; gay; girl; good; hilliard; home; hotel; house; little; man; margaret; mary louise; max; miss; mrs; night; pauline; room; stoddard; thought; time; weinberger; woman cache: 43584.txt plain text: 43584.txt item: #7 of 13 id: 43958 author: Anonymous title: Minnewaska Mountain Houses date: None words: 2919 flesch: 75 summary: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ackerman, Chicago, 111. Laidlaw, 31 W. 73rd St. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Peck, 22 E. 55th St. Mrs. T. M. Peters, 264 W. 94th St. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pierce, 333 W. 85th St. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. keywords: illustration; lake; mrs; new; rev cache: 43958.txt plain text: 43958.txt item: #8 of 13 id: 43977 author: Morris, Gouverneur title: The Seven Darlings date: None words: 62733 flesch: 89 summary: There'll be such lots of young men here when the season opens, said Pritchard. Of the six beautiful Darlings Maud had had the least experience of young men. keywords: arthur; boat; camp; colonel; course; darling; day; eve; eyes; face; fish; gay; girl; going; good; half; hand; herring; house; jonstone; langham; lee; look; man; mary; maud; men; meredith; miss; moment; money; new; people; phyllis; pritchard; renier; right; things; thought; time; trout; voice; want; water; way; world cache: 43977.txt plain text: 43977.txt item: #9 of 13 id: 44240 author: Bayles, W. Harrison (William Harrison) title: Old Taverns of New York date: None words: 106356 flesch: 65 summary: A committee of observation or inspection was appointed in New York city to secure the strict observance of these acts. [Sidenote: President Monroe's Visit] From the time of Washington no President of the United States, while in office, had visited New York city until President James Monroe, in June, 1817, made his tour of inspection. keywords: act; american; anniversary; arms; assembly; british; broadway; building; business; captain; city; city hall; city hotel; city tavern; club; coffee house; committee; common; company; corner; council; country; day; dinner; dutch; east; england; english; entertainment; evening; exchange; fort; friends; garden; general; gentlemen; george; good; governor; grand; hall; head; hotel; house; illustration; island; james; john; king; landlord; liberty; little; man; meeting; members; merchants; morris; mrs; near; new york; notice; november; number; o'clock; officers; order; people; place; present; president; province; public; river; room; sidenote; sign; society; states; street; tavern; time; town; united; van; war; washington; william; years; york city cache: 44240.txt plain text: 44240.txt item: #10 of 13 id: 60521 author: Einstein, Charles title: Short Snorter date: None words: 2147 flesch: 92 summary: Mr. Mason said, Mr. Steariot here had a long interview with Dr. Phelps of the Geophysical Institute at Princeton when he first arrived here on Earth with us. Mr. Steariot, Mr. Mason said, I should like you to meet Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, also guests here. keywords: fred; steariot cache: 60521.txt plain text: 60521.txt item: #11 of 13 id: 63616 author: Haley, A. L. title: Hagerty's Enzymes date: None words: 4993 flesch: 89 summary: Harper Breen sank down gingerly into the new Relaxo-Lounge. Harper tried to let go of everything. keywords: clerk; desk; harper; man; right; robots; room; scribney cache: 63616.txt plain text: 63616.txt item: #12 of 13 id: 6699 author: Shelley, Henry C. (Henry Charles) title: Inns and Taverns of Old London date: None words: 76008 flesch: 66 summary: Such houses as John's in Birchin Lane and the Jerusalem coffee-house, which was situated in a court off Cornhill, were typical places of resort for merchants trading to distant parts of the world. But Ranelagh house and gardens had a short history as the residence and pleasance of a nobleman. keywords: boar; boswell; building; century; chapter; character; charles; city; club; coffee; company; conversation; court; date; day; days; drink; duke; eighteenth; end; england; evening; fact; famous; gardens; george; goldsmith; good; half; hand; head; henry; history; house; illustration; inn; inns; james; johnson; king; lady; left; letter; life; london; long; lord; man; matter; meeting; members; men; mrs; new; night; number; occasion; paul; pepys; picture; place; poet; present; public; ranelagh; resort; room; scene; set; sir; southwark; street; tavern; thomas; till; time; town; vauxhall; waiter; way; white; william; wine; years; young cache: 6699.txt plain text: 6699.txt item: #13 of 13 id: 9464 author: Edwords, Clarence E. (Clarence Edgar) title: Bohemian San Francisco Its restaurants and their most famous recipes—The elegant art of dining. date: None words: 40528 flesch: 72 summary: Visitors have often expressed wonder at the variety of foods and delicate flavors in San Francisco restaurants, and possibly this brief explanation may give some comprehension of why San Franciscans always want to get back to where they can get something to eat. Uncle Tom's Cabin, Tony Oakes, the Hermitage, and Cornelius Stagg's were noted road-houses where fine meals were served, but these are scarcely to be considered as San Francisco Bohemian restaurants. keywords: bohemian; bread; butter; chicken; city; cooking; cut; day; days; dinner; dishes; eggs; fine; fire; fish; flavor; food; french; good; half; house; italian; little; market; meal; meat; minutes; new; old; order; oysters; pepper; place; recipe; restaurants; room; salt; san francisco; sauce; street; table; things; time; water; way; wine; world cache: 9464.txt plain text: 9464.txt