item: #1 of 4
          id: 33218
      author: Van Schaick, George
       title: A Top-Floor Idyl
        date: None
       words: 87396
      flesch: 85
     summary: Baby Paul was rapidly accumulating weight, and Frieda and I offered him a small baby carriage, which folded up most cleverly and took little room in the shop or at home. Eulalie had been discharged, with mutual regrets, and little Paul was growing apace.
    keywords: afraid; baby; bed; child; cole; course; dave; david; day; days; dear; door; dupont; eulalie; eyes; face; fellow; frances; frieda; friend; good; gordon; hand; head; heart; hope; left; life; little; long; look; love; man; milliken; mind; minutes; miss; moment; mother; mrs; new; open; paul; people; picture; place; porter; right; room; rossum; soul; thing; thought; time; van; voice; way; woman; work; world
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        item: #2 of 4
          id: 40937
      author: Ross, Albert
       title: A New Sensation
        date: None
       words: 82753
      flesch: 84
     summary: and I thought with exultation of the closeness of the hour when I might call at the lodging of Miss Marjorie May on Forty-fifth Street, and see the lady whom I had already surrounded with the most charming attributes of which a young and impulsive mind could conceive. The reader will doubtless have come to the conclusion that I was by this time tired of my bargain and wished Miss Marjorie May had never come across my path.
    keywords: chapter; companion; course; day; door; edgerly; eggert; eyes; face; friend; good; half; hand; head; hour; journey; lady; leave; left; letter; life; little; love; man; marjorie; matter; mind; miss; money; morning; need; new; place; right; room; statia; steamer; table; thing; thought; time; tom; want; way; wesson; wish; woman; young
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        item: #3 of 4
          id: 42703
      author: Baring, Maurice
       title: Overlooked
        date: None
       words: 35977
      flesch: 89
     summary: She never gave the incident another thought; but the housekeeper, who was superstitious, told one of the maids that Miss Kathleen had been _overlooked_ by the fairy-folk and would never be quite the same again. In the evening he told me that Miss Brandon would be a suitable heroine for his novel.
    keywords: anikin; arkright; aunt; brandon; day; kathleen; know; kranitski; life; love; man; miss; moment; mrs; people; princess; rudd; russian; story; think; thought; time; years
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        item: #4 of 4
          id: 44465
      author: Merrick, Leonard
       title: Cynthia With an Introduction by Maurice Hewlett
        date: None
       words: 74161
      flesch: 84
     summary: You shouldn't let him read, Mrs. Kent, while he has work on the stocks, said the journalist. That was your turn, Cynthia! Yes, said Turquand; a wife's very valuable at those moments, isn't she, Mrs. Kent? How do you mean? said Cynthia, who found the conversational pace inconveniently rapid.
    keywords: baby; beaufort; book; chapter; course; cynthia; cæsar; day; deane; evening; eyes; girl; good; hand; hear; humphrey; kent; look; man; matter; mind; miss; money; morning; mrs; night; novel; nurse; paper; pitt; pounds; read; room; story; things; thought; time; turquand; walford; want; way; week; wife; wix; woman; work
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