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id: 22867
author: Nourse, Alan Edward
title: Meeting of the Board
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sentence: 572
flesch: 89
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  Torkleson paced the stage, his fat body shaking with agitation, pointing a chubby finger again and again at Walter Towne. Torkleson threw the heap of papers into Walter's arms, and paced up and down behind the desk.


id: 40970
author: Causey, James
title: Exploiter's End
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words: 6645
sentence: 805
flesch: 89
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  I'm going to report this to Starza, Don. Starza's great moon face smiled at me and said sweetly, We're ready to start grieving.


id: 16321
author: Hay, John
title: The Bread-winners: A Social Study
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sentence: 4860
flesch: 85
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  Farnham looked from one to the other as they talked, and that curious exercise, so common to young men in such circumstances, went through his mind. Mrs. Belding's house was next to that of Mr. Farnham, and the neighborly custom of Algonquin Avenue was to build no middle walls of partition between adjoining lawns.


id: 34419
author: Glasgow, Ellen Anderson Gholson
title: The Ancient Law
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  But there are some good people who do more harm than bad ones, he added, and I always knew that old Daniel Ordway would ruin his son. When he left Tappahannock Ordway had felt only a humorous contempt for the owner of Cedar Hill, but sitting now beside him on the hard pine bench, he found himself yielding against his will to an impulse of admiration.


