item: #1 of 4
          id: 106
      author: Burroughs, Edgar Rice
       title: Jungle Tales of Tarzan
        date: None
       words: 75480
      flesch: 79
     summary: Bring Tarzan! Others followed their example, until at last Tarzan was surrounded by a ring of hairy champions who would permit no enemy to approach him.
    keywords: ape; apes; balu; black; body; boy; bukawai; bulls; close; doctor; eyes; face; fear; god; ground; head; jungle; life; lion; man; mbonga; momaya; night; numa; savage; saw; sheeta; tantor; tarzan; taug; teeka; terror; things; thought; tibo; time; tree; tribe; village; way; witch
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        item: #2 of 4
          id: 32329
      author: Graydon, William Murray
       title: Guy in the Jungle; Or, A Boy's Adventure in the Wilds of Africa
        date: None
       words: 68099
      flesch: 85
     summary: At last Guy said in faltering tones, Nothing but a serpent could have inflicted that injury to the canoe. A man behind hurled his spear, but his aim was poor, and, instead of striking Guy, it entered the poor camel's neck; the beast, plunging madly forward, hurled Guy and the Arab to the ground.
    keywords: arabs; arthur; away; bildad; canaris; canoe; captain; cavern; chutney; close; colonel; current; day; end; eyes; face; feet; forbes; greek; guy; half; hand; head; lake; left; makar; man; melton; moment; place; raft; right; river; shore; sir; sir arthur; sound; time; torch; town; water; yards; zaila
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        item: #3 of 4
          id: 35997
      author: Kipling, Rudyard
       title: The Jungle Book
        date: None
       words: 53498
      flesch: 92
     summary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ut this was least of little things, O little son of mine!_
    keywords: akela; away; bagheera; baloo; come; cub; day; elephants; eyes; feet; good; great; head; jungle; kala; khan; know; kotick; look; man; men; mother; mowgli; nag; night; pack; people; rikki; sea; shere; thee; thou; thy; time; toomai; wolf
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        item: #4 of 4
          id: 43269
      author: Foster, James H.
       title: The Forest of Mystery
        date: None
       words: 45417
      flesch: 90
     summary: George, meet Joe Lewis and Bob Holton. Migo, this is Bob Holton and this, Joe Lewis.
    keywords: africa; animal; away; bob; boys; chums; explorers; eyes; father; forest; going; good; holton; joe; left; lewis; little; look; man; natives; naturalists; noko; right; specimens; thought; time; way; youths
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