item: #1 of 7
          id: 157
      author: Webster, Jean
       title: Daddy-Long-Legs
        date: None
       words: 38862
      flesch: 86
     summary: Goodbye, Daddy dear, (I like to call you Daddy dear; it's so alliterative.) Trusting, my dear Mr. Smith, that this will find you in your usual good health, I remain, Most cordially yours, Jerusha Abbott 24th April Dear Daddy, Spring has come again!
    keywords: abbott; college; daddy; day; dear; family; girls; good; grier; home; jerusha; jervie; john; judy; julia; legs; letter; life; lippett; little; lock; man; master; mcbride; mind; morning; mrs; new; night; people; room; sallie; summer; things; time; way; willow; work; world; writing
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        item: #2 of 7
          id: 17976
      author: Carnegie, Andrew
       title: Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
        date: None
       words: 118591
      flesch: 74
     summary: For a few weeks each summer we retired to our little bungalow on the moors at Aultnagar to enjoy the simple life, and it was there that Mr. Carnegie did most of his writing. The Oxford Book of Ballads_ give town instead of tower; but Mr. Carnegie insisted that it should be tower.
    keywords: american; andrew; blaine; boy; boys; bridge; britain; business; carnegie; company; country; course; day; days; dear; dollars; dunfermline; family; father; footnote; friend; fund; furnace; general; gladstone; good; hand; high; home; house; interest; iron; john; kind; labor; left; library; life; lord; man; matter; men; mills; money; morley; morning; mother; mrs; new; new york; office; partners; pay; peace; pennsylvania; people; pittsburgh; president; public; question; railroad; railway; return; right; saw; scotland; scott; service; states; steel; story; telegraph; thought; time; town; uncle; union; united; war; washington; way; william; works; world; years; york
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        item: #3 of 7
          id: 22124
      author: Keyworth, J. W.
       title: The Golden Shoemaker or 'Cobbler' Horn
        date: None
       words: 80313
      flesch: 83
     summary: Miss Jemima Horn was sufficiently curious as to the result of her brother's visit to the lawyers, to render her restlessly eager for his return. But what had brought Mr. Horn out so soon?
    keywords: brother; child; cobbler; day; dear; durnford; face; father; friend; girl; golden; good; hand; home; horn; house; jemima; little; man; marian; mind; minister; miss; miss jemima; money; morning; mrs; owen; room; secretary; shoemaker; sir; sister; think; thought; time; tommy; way; young
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        item: #4 of 7
          id: 2913
      author: Galsworthy, John
       title: The Pigeon: A Fantasy in Three Acts
        date: None
       words: 17479
      flesch: 96
     summary: GALSWORTHY PLAYS--SERIES 3 THE PIGEON A Fantasy in Three Acts By John Galsworthy PERSONS OF THE PLAY CHRISTOPHER WELLWYN, an artist ANN, his daughter GUINEVERE MEGAN, a flower-seller RORY MEGAN, her husband FERRAND, an alien TIMSON, once a cabman EDWARD BERTLEY, a Canon ALFRED CALWAY, a Professor SIR THOMAS HOXTON, a Justice of the Peace Also a police constable, three humble-men, and some curious persons The action passes in Wellwyn's Studio, and the street outside. The sound of a latchkey turned in the lock of the street door, and ANN WELLWYN enters, a girl of seventeen, with hair tied in a ribbon and covered by a scarf.
    keywords: ann; bertley; calway; come; constable; door; ferrand; good; hoxton; megan; monsieur; mrs; sir; timson; wellwyn; yes
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        item: #5 of 7
          id: 42522
      author: Lawrence, Amos
       title: Extracts from the Diary and Correspondence of the Late Amos Lawrence; with a brief account of some incidents of his life
        date: None
       words: 102095
      flesch: 67
     summary: It has been thought by many that the record of such a life as is here portrayed would be useful to other readers, and especially to young men,--a class in whom Mr. Lawrence was deeply interested, and with whom circumstances in his own life had given him a peculiar bond of sympathy. The present volume is submitted with a few unimportant omissions, and with the addition of some materials, received after the issue of the first edition, which will throw light upon the character and principles of Mr. Lawrence during his early business career.
    keywords: account; amos; book; boston; brother; business; chapter; character; children; christian; cloth; college; country; day; days; dear; death; dollars; england; family; father; feelings; following; friend; god; good; hand; health; heart; home; hope; house; interest; lawrence; letter; life; man; means; men; mind; morning; mrs; new; note; objects; people; period; place; present; president; rev; right; school; sir; son; state; things; thought; time; use; visit; way; work; world; years; young
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        item: #6 of 7
          id: 47098
      author: Besant, Walter
       title: All Sorts and Conditions of Men: An Impossible Story
        date: None
       words: 165770
      flesch: 83
     summary: Books on London pass it over; it has little or no history; great men are not buried in its church-yards, which are not even ancient, and crowded by citizens as obscure as those who now breathe the upper airs about them. Great men have not been born there or lived there; there are no associations.
    keywords: angela; believe; book; bormalack; boy; brewery; bunker; business; captain; case; church; come; coppin; course; davenant; day; dear; dick; dinner; end; evening; eyes; face; fact; father; friends; girls; going; good; goslett; great; green; half; hands; harry; head; home; house; jocelyn; josephus; kennedy; kind; lady; left; life; look; lord; lordship; love; man; mean; men; messenger; mind; miss; money; morning; nelly; new; people; place; professor; rebekah; right; room; round; stepney; talk; tell; things; think; thought; time; want; way; woman; words; work; working; world; years
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        item: #7 of 7
          id: 50772
      author: Bolton, Sarah Knowles
       title: Famous Givers and Their Gifts
        date: None
       words: 103399
      flesch: 67
     summary: Mr. Stanford finally settled at Port Washington, Wis., above Milwaukee, which place it was thought would prove a rival of Chicago. Mr. Stanford did well the first year at Port Washington, earning $1,260.
    keywords: acres; age; america; art; books; boston; boy; boys; building; business; carnegie; chicago; children; church; city; college; company; country; course; day; death; dollars; early; education; england; family; father; feet; fortune; free; friend; gift; girard; good; great; guy; half; hall; hand; high; history; holloway; home; hospital; house; institute; institution; interest; james; john; land; lectures; left; library; lick; life; little; london; long; lowell; man; men; miles; millions; miss; money; mother; mrs; new; people; persons; poor; pratt; president; professor; public; rockefeller; room; san; school; science; smith; society; son; south; stanford; state; stone; students; thomas; time; united; university; war; wife; william; women; work; world; years; years mr; york; young
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