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id: 37807
author: Alcott, Louisa May
title: Mountain-Laurel and Maidenhair
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sentence: 442
flesch: 83
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  An idle thing, Becky! and Emily sighed, for she was born frail, and even her tenderly guarded life could not give her the vigor of other girls. But to Becky she was a special godsend and comfort, for before the first month had gone they were good friends, and Emily had made a discovery which filled her head with brilliant plans for Becky's future, in spite of her mother's warnings, and the sensible girl's own reluctance to be dazzled by enthusiastic prophecies and dreams.


id: 20862
author: Barnett, Evelyn Snead
title: Jerry's Reward
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words: 10508
sentence: 600
flesch: 87
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  He sang the words twice, and then he let the handkerchief fall behind little Nell Morton, but she was watching, so she grabbed it and chased Addy Gravvy, trying to catch him before he could get round the circle into her place. On the other side were dwelling-houses, and these were filled with children--lots of them.


id: 33393
author: Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart
title: Avery
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words: 20047
sentence: 1589
flesch: 92
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  Now, Mrs. Avery, I want to ask you-- Don't, interrupted Jean Avery. Mrs. Avery's was not one of these cases.


id: 18665
author: Abbott, Eleanor Hallowell
title: Molly Make-Believe
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words: 26507
sentence: 1529
flesch: 80
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summary:
  With an Ouch, of pain Stanton knocked the Doctor's hands away. It was rather a thin, tantalizing little letter, too.


id: 49330
author: Abbott, Eleanor Hallowell
title: The Stingy Receiver
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words: 28403
sentence: 2064
flesch: 85
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  As coolly as if she had been appraising a new dog or pussy, Mrs. Tome Gallien narrowed her eyes to both the vision and the announcement . . . When it comes right down to the matter of statistics, just how many times in your life you've had your own way and just how many times you haven't, Mrs. Tome Gallien was not exaggerating when she boasted to the Young Doctor that she was quite in the habit of having her own way.


id: 14610
author: Corning, Mary Spring
title: Miss Elliot's Girls Stories of Beasts, Birds, and Butterflies
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words: 40968
sentence: 1987
flesch: 85
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  But one bright morning we heard Mrs. Bantam clucking and calling with all her old vigor; and there she was at the kitchen-door, the prettiest and proudest of little mothers, with three tiny chicks not much larger than the baby chippies you saw in the nest, Florence, but wonderfully active and vigorous for their size. Hundreds and hundreds of little ones were captured that day.


id: 41052
author: Brown, Katharine Holland
title: The Hallowell Partnership
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words: 44954
sentence: 3824
flesch: 92
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summary:
  Sally Lou Burford! Marian Hallowell pushed Empress from her knee and turned on her pillows to look at Roderick, her brother, who sat absorbed and silent at his desk.


id: 39812
author: Molesworth, Mrs.
title: The Oriel Window
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words: 47477
sentence: 3176
flesch: 90
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summary:
  It was so with little Ferdy and his friends. Oh, thought little Ferdy, I do _wish_ something could be settled about Jesse.


id: 15971
author: Dowd, Emma C.
title: Polly of the Hospital Staff
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words: 50559
sentence: 3785
flesch: 92
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summary:
  Polly Plays the part of Eva XII. Bob, whirling around to the Doctor, why have n't you brought Miss Polly out to see us?


id: 41708
author: Otis, James
title: Jack the Hunchback: A Story of Adventure on the Coast of Maine
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sentence: 3129
flesch: 81
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  This was rather more than meek little Aunt Nancy could endure; but she succeeded in checking the angry words, and rose from her chair to intimate that the interview was at an end. Dressing hurriedly, he went downstairs in time to do a portion of the work, and when the milk was brought into the house after old crumple horn had been driven to pasture, Aunt Nancy asked,-- Do you think you could take care of Louis a little while this forenoon?


id: 47003
author: Barnes-Grundy, Mabel
title: Dimbie and I—and Amelia
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flesch: 91
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  But, ah, I forgot--Mr. Dimbie will be there to take you. This is how he began Marguerite, I don't want to frighten you Your will will always be mine, Marguerite Dimbie and I--and Amelia CHAPTER I WHICH INTRODUCES DIMBIE Outside, the world is bathed in sunshine, beautiful, warm, life-giving spring sunshine.


