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id: 43688
author: Allen, Grant
title: Wednesday the Tenth, A Tale of the South Pacific
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sentence: 1037
flesch: 82
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  He, poor boy, was an orphan; and his nearest relations, having held a consultation the day before whether they should bake him and eat him, or sell him to the Frenchman, had decided that after all he would be worth more if paid for in tobacco and rum than if roasted in plantain-leaves. But Calvin fell asleep out of pure fatigue on his mother's lap, and Miriam, poor little soul, lay against her father's shoulder, dozing as peacefully as ever she dozed in her own small cot at the mission-house, where she was born.


id: 40572
author: Mason, Arthur
title: The Flying Bo'sun: A Mystery of the Sea
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words: 45326
sentence: 2460
flesch: 86
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  Swinging his arms wildly over his head, he said, Where in blazes did you go to sea? Captain, said I, I have made a twenty-thousand mile trip without a chronometer with old Captain Sigelhorst in the bark Quickstep, not so long ago. After telling me that his name was Captain Kane, and that he was the Captain of the Pongon, the revenue cutter which I had noticed lying alongside the wharf, he put his hand to his breast and began to twist the black hair.


id: 32084
author: Roosevelt, Wyn
title: Frontier Boys in the South Seas
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words: 46351
sentence: 3113
flesch: 86
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  When they were absolutely alone, Jim said, Whom do you suspect, professor? I can think of only one person, was the answer. He and his sister had been rescued by Jo, Tom and their elder brother Jim.


id: 37903
author: Strang, Herbert, Mrs.
title: The Girl Crusoes: A Story of the South Seas
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words: 76406
sentence: 4664
flesch: 87
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  Presently the movements of the vessel became less violent, and at last Tommy gave a cry of delight as she heard the battens being struck away from the hatch, and her uncle's voice as he descended the ladder. Tommy dear!


id: 13731
author: Gale, Zona
title: Romance Island
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sentence: 4439
flesch: 80
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summary:
  Ladies, she said, this is Mr. St. George, at last. Ah, Mr. St. George, said Miss Utter rapidly, it has been a wonderful meeting.


