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- 10628
- author: Keeling, Anne E.
- title: Andrew Golding: A Tale of the Great Plague
- date: None
- words: 37640
- flesch: 77
- summary: Matthew, good man, was troubled when we told him Lacy's words. I think it is not less than acted blasphemy to throw good men into it; as well send them alive into hell.
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- 11082
- author: Ainsworth, William Harrison
- title: Old Saint Paul's: A Tale of the Plague and the Fire
- date: None
- words: 197188
- flesch: 77
- summary: good Master Leonard Holt, he added, addressing the young man, commit the Lady Isabella Argentine to the care of our worthy friend Doctor Hodges for a moment, and stand up before me. Leonard Holt, the apprentice, lingered for a moment to catch a glance from the soft blue eyes of Amabel, the grocer's eldest daughter (for even the plague was a secondary consideration with him when she was present), and failing in the attempt, he heaved a deep sigh, which was luckily laid to the account of the discourse he had just listened to by his sharp-sighted master, and proceeded to the shop, where he busied himself in arranging matters for the night.
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secure; service; set; severe; sexton; shop; short; shoulder; sick; silence; singular; sir; sister; situation; slight; small; smile; smith; smoke; solomon; sooner; sorry; soul; spare; speak; spectacle; spirits; spite; spot; sprang; spread; staircase; stairs; standing; state; stay; stephen; steps; sternly; stop; stout; strange; street; strength; striking; strong; structure; struggle; subject; sudden; sufferer; sufficient; summit; summons; supply; supposed; sure; surprise; sword; tall; task; tears; terrible; terror; thames; thanks; thing; thinking; thirlby; thought; throat; throw; time; tone; touch; tower; treasure; trouble; true; trust; truth; unable; uneasiness; unfortunate; upper; utmost; uttered; uttering; vain; vast; vault; verger; view; villain; vinegar; violence; visit; voice; walk; walls; want; watchman; water; way; week; western; wide; wife; wild; window; wine; wingfield; wish; wishes; woman; wonder; wood; words; work; world; worse; wretch; wrong; wyvil; yard; yesterday; young; younger; youth
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- 13102
- author: Boccaccio, Giovanni
- title: The Decameron, Volume II
- date: None
- words: 163772
- flesch: 62
- summary: Messer Amerigo possessed, a mile or so from Trapani, a goodly estate, to which he was wont not seldom to resort with his daughter and other ladies by way of recreation; and on one of these days, while there they tarried with Pietro, whom they had brought with them, suddenly, as will sometimes happen in summer, the sky became overcast with black clouds, insomuch that the lady and her companions, lest the storm should surprise them there, set out on their return to Trapani, making all the haste they might. Her husband's story shewed his wife that there were other ladies as knowing as she, albeit misfortune might sometimes overtake them and gladly would she have spoken out in defence of Ercolano's wife, but, thinking that, by censuring another's sin, she would secure more scope for her own, she launched out on this wise:--Fine doings indeed, a right virtuous and saintly lady she must be: here is the loyalty of an honest woman, and one to whom I had lief have confessed, so spiritual I deemed her; and the worst of it is that, being no longer young, she sets a rare example to those that are so.
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- 13183
- author: Everett-Green, Evelyn
- title: In the Days of Chivalry: A Tale of the Times of the Black Prince
- date: None
- words: 154074
- flesch: 78
- summary: At the first glimpse of coming day they were to start forth for the south, and by hard riding might hope to reach Saut by the evening of the second day. I trow that many men would smile at me were I to put my thoughts into words, for it seems to me that for us who call ourselves after the sacred name of Christ there can be no higher or holier service than the service in which He himself embarked, and bid His followers do likewise -- feeding the hungry, ministering to the sick, cheering the desolate, binding up the broken heart, being eyes to the blind and feet to the lame.
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- 13840
- author: Everett-Green, Evelyn
- title: The Sign of the Red Cross: A Tale of Old London
- date: None
- words: 88413
- flesch: 81
- summary: Gertrude had heard stories of ghastly robberies, committed during these past days in plague-stricken houses, which were entered by worthless vagabonds, when all within were dead or helpless, and from which vantage ground they had gained access into other houses, and had sometimes brought the dread infection with them. We have done what we could; and we cannot be surrounded as are other houses.
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- 17221
- author: Defoe, Daniel
- title: History of the Plague in London
- date: None
- words: 94604
- flesch: 65
- summary: Thither the lord mayor, aldermen, and magistrates sent their officers and servants to buy for their families, themselves keeping within doors as much as possible; and the like did many other people. I could fill this account with the strange relations such people give every day of what they have seen; and every one was so positive of their having seen what they pretended to see, that there was no contradicting them, without breach of friendship, or being accounted rude and unmannerly on the one hand, and profane and impenetrable on the other.
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- 23700
- author: Boccaccio, Giovanni
- title: The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio
- date: None
- words: 310245
- flesch: 60
- summary: Wherefore he fell to passing continually before her house, now afoot and now on horseback, as the occasion served him, insomuch that she and many other ladies got wind of the cause of his constant passings to and fro and oftentimes made merry among themselves to see a man thus ripe of years and wit in love, as if they deemed that that most pleasant passion of love took root and flourished only in the silly minds of the young and not otherwhere. Then was the body carried into a church and the sad mother, repairing thither with many other ladies, kinswomen and neighbours, began to weep without stint and make sore moan over him, according to our usance.
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- 29631
- author: Groves, Anthony Norris
- title: Journal of a Residence at Bagdad During the Years 1830 and 1831
- date: None
- words: 84275
- flesch: 66
- summary: Lord, then, though it cuts nature to the quick, makes me feel its deepest suffering, and meets me under the most complicated forms of trial, yet if it be for thy glory, and her glory, do, dear Lord, thine Almighty will, and we know thou wilt to thy chosen, make light spring up out of darkness. May 22._--Our dear Lord said to his sorrowing disciples, You have heard how I said unto you, I go away and come again unto you.
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- 31548
- author: Chicoyneau, François
- title: A Succinct Account of the Plague at Marseilles Its Symptoms and the Methods and Medicines Used for Curing It
- date: None
- words: 6406
- flesch: 37
- summary: The following Relation having been sent to us by Messieurs_ Chicoyneau, Verney _and_ Soullier, _deputed by the Court for the Relief of our City afflicted with the Plague: We_ Charles Claude de Andrault de LANGERON, _Knight and Commander of the Order of St._ All these Remedies, and others of the same Nature, are without doubt very proper to animate and raise the almost extinguished Strength of these poor sick Persons; nevertheless we have with Grief seen almost all of them perish on a sudden, which presently confirmed us in the Opinion generally received, that the Malignity of the pestilential Ferment is of a Force superior to all Remedies; but as we have also seen them succeed in some particular Cases, there is Room to presume, and one is but too much convinced of it by fatal Experience, that the Desertion and Inactivity of the greatest Part of the People who might have given Assistance, that the Want of Nourishment, of Remedies and Attendance, that the fatal Prejudice of being seized by an incurable Distemper, that the Despair of seeing ones self abandoned without any Relief, one is, I say, well convinced that all these Causes have not less contributed than the Violence of the Disease, to the sudden Destruction of so great a Number of the Sick, not only of this first Class, but also of the following; seeing that in Proportion as this mortal Fear of the Contagion is diminished, and that one is mutually assisted, that the Hopes and Courage of the People are returned; that, in one Word, the good Order is re-established in this City by the Authority, Firmness and Vigilance of the Chevalier _de_ LANGERON, by the great Care of the Governor, and by the constant and indefatigable Endeavours of the Sheriffs; one has beheld the Progress and Violence of this terrible _Scourge_ to diminish insensibly, and we have been more successful in curing the infected.
- keywords: accidents; beginning; buboes; carbuncles; care; cases; certain; city; class; classes; common; cure; death; different; diseased; distemper; fatal; following; fourth; gentle; glands; good; great; indications; infected; john; little; marseilles; medicines; method; moderate; nature; number; observed; order; particular; patient; persons; plague; preceding; proper; reason; relation; relief; remedies; second; sick; sickness; small; sort; strength; symptoms; time; treacle; treating; tumours; use
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- 31807
- author: Bradley, Richard
- title: The Plague at Marseilles Consider'd With Remarks Upon the Plague in General, Shewing Its Cause and Nature of Infection, with Necessary Precautions to Prevent the Speading of That Direful Distemper
- date: None
- words: 12623
- flesch: 68
- summary: Pepper-Dust_, being powder'd upon the _Blossoms_ of any Tree, will preserve them from Blights, which may be, because _Pepper_ is said to be present Death to every Creature but to Mankind. Near the Cathedral, is a Chappel built upon the Spot where (the _Marseillians_ tell you) S. _Mary Magdalen_ preached the Gospel to the Idolaters, as they came out of the Temple.
- keywords: account; air; animals; april; aromatick; august; blights; blood; bodies; body; breath; burning; cattle; church; city; common; contagion; country; cows; creatures; cure; day; days; dead; death; diseases; distemper; easterly; eggs; following; food; foot; good; great; ground; hatch'd; herbs; hot; houses; infected; infection; insects; july; june; kind; large; leaves; like; little; london; long; march; marseilles; men; method; months; natural; nature; necessary; new; observations; occasion; october; parishes; particular; parts; people; persons; pestilence; places; plague; plants; poisonous; publick; sea; self; sick; sir; small; south; spreading; state; stomach; streets; subject; tartary; temple; time; tis; total; town; trees; violent; water; way; whereof; winds; world; year
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- 32171
- author: Mead, Richard
- title: A Discourse on the Plague
- date: None
- words: 27733
- flesch: 70
- summary: _Mercurialis_ assures us the same Constitution of _Air_ attended the _Pestilence_ in his time at _Padua_[57]: and _Gassendus_ observed the same in the _Plague_ of _Digne_[58]. Plague_, which he describes, and what, he owns, surprized him very much: That, many of those, who left infected Places, were seized with the _Plague_ in the Towns to which they had retired, while the old Inhabitants of those Towns were free from the Disease[24].
- keywords: account; africa; air; animal; appearance; approach; authors; beginning; best; better; blood; bodies; body; carbuncles; care; case; causes; certain; chap; city; clothes; coming; common; contagion; contrary; corrupted; cotton; countries; country; cure; danger; day; days; dead; death; degree; different; directions; discourse; disease; distance; distemper; doubt; effects; effluvia; end; eruptions; experience; families; family; farther; fever; fit; following; force; france; free; general; glands; goods; great; greater; greatest; heat; hippocrates; history; houses; infected; infection; inhabitants; instance; keeping; kind; large; late; lazaretto; learned; lib; like; little; london; long; magistrates; malignity; management; manner; marseilles; matter; means; men; method; natural; nature; nay; near; necessary; new; notice; number; observation; officers; opinion; order; original; pag; particular; parts; patient; people; persons; peste; pestilence; pestilential; physicians; place; plague; possible; pox; practice; preface; present; principal; progress; proper; publick; purpose; putrefaction; qualities; quantity; quarantaine; reason; regard; relation; remarkable; rest; rules; set; shew; ship; short; sick; sickness; skin; small; sound; spreading; state; stomach; stop; substances; success; symptoms; thing; time; town; trade; true; tumors; vid; violence; violent; want; way; winter; world; year
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- 33155
- author: Anonymous
- title: Medicina Flagellata; Or, The Doctor Scarify'd
- date: None
- words: 30499
- flesch: 44
- summary: Dr. _Sydenham_ is very lavish in its Praises, and if you would learn the mechanical Effects of it described at length, you may find it learnedly treated of by Dr. _Fuller_, in a late Treatise, intituled, _Medicina Gymnastica_, or, _ To which is added, A Discovery of some Remarkable Errors in the late Writings on the PLAGUE, by Dr. _Mead_, _Quincey_, _Bradley_, &c. With some useful and necessary RULES to be observed in the Time of that Contagious Distemper.
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- 35155
- author: Manzoni, Alessandro
- title: The Betrothed From the Italian of Alessandro Manzoni
- date: None
- words: 168695
- flesch: 72
- summary: Bortolo was a good man, and in the main generous, but, like other men, he had his failings; and as this motive really had a place in his calculations, we have thought it our duty to state it. Poor Don Abbondio remained for a moment, as if spell-bound, and then with heavy and lagging steps took the path which led towards his home.
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- 45673
- author: Pichatty de Croislainte
- title: A brief Journal of what passed in the City of Marseilles, while it was afflicted with the Plague, in the Year 1720
- date: None
- words: 25869
- flesch: 52
- summary: Boutellier_, Physicians of the Faculty of _Montpellier_; and M. _ Professor of the University of _Cahors_, M. _Boyer de Paradis_ of _Marseilles_, and M. _de Læbadie_, accompanied by two Master-Surgeons of _Paris_:
- keywords: able; aix; assistance; bakers; beginning; bishop; bodies; body; bread; buriers; captain; care; carts; cause; chamber; charity; chevalier; chief; church; churches; city; commissaries; communication; condition; contagion; corn; council; country; dangerous; day; days; de langeron; dead; dead bodies; death; deserted; desire; distemper; dye; estelle; fear; foot; gallies; general; good; grant; great; guards; hands; head; health; heaps; highness; hospital; house; infected; infection; infirmaries; instance; intendants; king; langeron; large; life; like; lime; livres; long; marquess; marseilles; men; money; montpellier; morning; moustier; necessaries; necessary; new; night; number; officers; open; orders; ordinance; pain; penalty; people; persons; physicians; pilles; pits; places; plague; pleased; poor; port; president; proper; provisions; publick; quarters; ready; report; return; royal; said; servants; service; sheriffs; sick; slaves; soldiers; streets; surgeons; territory; things; time; town; vessels; walls; want; wood; work; zeal
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- 49567
- author: Mertens, Charles de
- title: An account of the plague which raged at Moscow, in 1771
- date: None
- words: 21024
- flesch: 61
- summary: These symptoms taken singly, do not constitute the plague; for many other disorders are equally rapid in their course; petechiæ appear in common putrid fevers; in some malignant fevers carbuncles are met with; buboes are produced by the venereal disease and scurvy; and some times, though very rarely, a crisis happens in putrid fevers by abscesses forming under the arm-pits; but these abscesses arise later in these cases than they do in the plague, and moreover they are not accompanied with buboes and the other symptoms which characterize the plague. In some instances the patient is seized from the first with a furious delirium; at other times this delirium or phrenitic state does not supervene until the second, third, or fourth day.
- keywords: account; acute; air; appearance; atmosphere; attendants; author; bark; beginning; bodies; body; buboes; carbuncles; care; case; certain; children; circumstances; city; clothes; common; communication; contagion; country; danger; day; days; dead; death; degree; delirium; different; disease; disorder; distance; effluvia; end; family; fever; following; form; fourth; free; general; goods; great; greater; hands; head; health; heat; height; hospital; hours; houses; ill; infected; infection; inhabitants; instances; large; like; little; manner; means; mertens; military; month; moscow; nature; necessary; night; nitre; number; opinion; orræus; parts; patients; people; period; persons; pestilential; petechiæ; physicians; place; plague; poor; possible; powder; precautions; present; progress; proper; public; pulse; purpose; putrid; quarantine; received; rest; rooms; samoïlowitz; second; short; sick; small; space; spots; state; subject; surgeons; symptoms; thing; time; tongue; town; treatment; type; vinegar; violent; viz; vomiting; year
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- 52617
- author: Boccaccio, Giovanni
- title: The Decameron (Day 1 to Day 5) Containing an hundred pleasant Novels
- date: None
- words: 200996
- flesch: 63
- summary: _Bernardo_ answered in this manner. _Bernardo_ confessed, that his description of the Chamber was true, and acknowledged moreover, that these other things did belong to his Wife:
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- 52618
- author: Boccaccio, Giovanni
- title: The Decameron (Day 6 to Day 10) Containing an hundred pleasant Novels
- date: None
- words: 165014
- flesch: 69
- summary: Florentynes_ (who purposely came to make themselves merry) as neighbouring Husbandmen of the Village: _Bruno_ was to begin the service, with the Pils in a faire Cup, and _Buffalmaco_ followed him with another Cup, to deliver the wine out of the Flaggon, all the company beeing set round, as in a circle; and _Bruno_ with _Buffalmaco_ being in the midst of them, _ After these, and many more like loving speeches had passed between them, according as _Nathan_ very instantly requested, _Mithridanes_ returned back with him to the Pallace, where many dayes he highly honored & respected him, comforting & counselling him, to persever alwayes in his honourable determination.
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- 52970
- author: Bloundelle-Burton, John
- title: Servants of Sin: A Romance
- date: None
- words: 88201
- flesch: 83
- summary: She was driving him forth to a place of which she had heard the most terrible accounts, a place overrun by savages who disputed every inch of their native ground against the white man--sometimes, too, with other white men for their allies--the very countrymen of him who sat before her. And they had passed the helpless things round at night to other women who had been torn, shrieking, from their own offspring, or had been spirited off to gaol ere they could utter one last farewell to them, or give them one last mad embrace; they had passed these newborn babes round surreptitiously in the dark, and when the warders slumbered, to these poor bereft mothers, so that they might pet them a little, call them by the names of their own deserted and lost children, and bring, thereby, some sort of comfort to their aching hearts in doing so.
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