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id: 33375
author: Sawyer, Robert J.
title: Watch (First 25,000 words)
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flesch: 81
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summary:
  Copyright (C) 2010 by Robert J. Sawyer This eBook is available in RTF format, please see the accompanying files. Note that it is an extract only, provided by the author.


id: 36258
author: Beaumont, Charles
title: The Beautiful People
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words: 5842
sentence: 647
flesch: 94
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summary:
  Mrs. Cuberle took Mary's hand and they walked behind the nurse down a long corridor. Well now, Mary, may I say that I understand your problem--understand it thoroughly? Mrs. Cuberle smiled and smoothed the sequins on her blouse.


id: 61405
author: Panshin, Alexei
title: Down to the Worlds of Men
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words: 11926
sentence: 1004
flesch: 97
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summary:
  Almost inevitably, it seemed, the policeman raised his pistol and fired directly at Mr. Kutsov, and then again, and as the second report rang Mr. Kutsov slid to the floor. Mr. Kutsov treated the comment with more respect than it deserved.


id: 17666
author: Trent, Martha
title: Lucia Rudini: Somewhere in Italy
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words: 34570
sentence: 2308
flesch: 91
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summary:
  Garibaldi did not exactly reply, but she stepped a little to one side, and Lucia saw Beppino curled up on a bed of dry leaves sheltered and snug from the storm, and sleeping quite as contentedly as he did on the mattress in the attic at home. At last Lucia quieted her.


id: 4987
author: Hope, Laura Lee
title: The Outdoor Girls at Rainbow Lake; Or, The Stirring Cruise of the Motor Boat Gem
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words: 41882
sentence: 3346
flesch: 94
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summary:
  Lines were cast off, the motor started, the clutch thrown in and then, with Captain Betty at the wheel, her uncle standing near to instruct her, the Gem started down the stream, attracting not a little attention. CHAPTER X ADRIFT Well, Captain Betty, what are your orders? asked Amy, as the four girls, and Aunt Kate, stood grouped in the space aft of the trunk cabin, Betty being at the wheel, while the Gem moved slowly down the Argono River.


id: 43583
author: Lavell, Edith
title: The Mystery of the Fires
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words: 46002
sentence: 3814
flesch: 92
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summary:
  And we want a picture of Miss Mary Louise Gay. But, no: common sense came to her rescue and assured Mary Louise things like that didn't happen nowadays.


id: 5660
author: Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank)
title: Mary Louise
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words: 47640
sentence: 2673
flesch: 83
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summary:
  Mamma Bee did the cooking and sweeping, her face worn and anxious, while Gran'pa Jim walked the floor of the little sitting room day by day, only pausing at times to read to Mary Louise stories from her nursery books. Perhaps you know the author through her Aunt Jane's Nieces stories; then you don't need to be told that you will want to read all the volumes that will be written about lovable Mary Louise.


id: 21876
author: Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank)
title: Mary Louise and the Liberty Girls
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words: 46681
sentence: 2703
flesch: 80
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  Stacks, Sellem & Stacks, the big department store heretofore resisting all appeals, bought from Mary Louise bonds to the amount of twenty-five thousand; the Denis Hardware Company took ten thousand. The little band of Liberty Girls included all of Alora's accepted chums, for they were the chums of Mary Louise, whom Alora adored.


id: 43584
author: Lavell, Edith
title: The Mystery of the Secret Band
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words: 46782
sentence: 3598
flesch: 90
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summary:
  Mary Louise introduced Max, and Pauline in turn introduced the cute little blond as Miss Jackson. Briefly Mary Louise related the story, and the good woman was relieved to hear that the blow was not serious.


id: 22225
author: Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank)
title: Mary Louise in the Country
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sentence: 3290
flesch: 87
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summary:
  Mary Louise in the Country_ CONTENTS I THE ARRIVAL II THE KENTON PLACE III THE FOLKS ACROSS THE RIVER IV GETTING ACQUAINTED V MARY LOUISE BECOMS A PEACEMAKER VI THE AFTERNOON TEA VII MARY LOUISE CALLS FOR HELP VIII THE RED-HEADED GIRL IX JOSIE INVESTIGATES X INGUA IS CONFIDENTIAL XI THE FATE OF NED JOSELYN XII THEORIES ARE DANGEROUS XIII BLUFF AND REBUFF XIV MIDNIGHT VIGILS XV OLD SHADOWTAIL XVI INGUA'S NEW DRESS XVII A CLEW AT LAST XVIII DOUBTS AND SUSPICIONS XIX GOOD MONEY FOR BAD XX AN UNEXPECTED APPEARANCE XXI A CASE OF NERVES XXII INGUA'S MOTHER XXIII PECULIAR PEOPLE XXIV FACING DANGER XXV FATHER AND DAUGHTER XXVI THE PLOT XXVII NAN'S TRIUMPH XXVIII PLANNING THE FUTURE Mary Louise in the Country CHAPTER I THE ARRIVAL Is this the station, Gran'pa Jim? inquired a young girl, as the train began to slow up. I think so, Mary Louise, replied the handsome old gentleman addressed.


id: 36919
author: Vorse, Mary Heaton
title: The Heart's Country
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words: 57312
sentence: 2643
flesch: 83
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summary:
  'These children have shown real nobility, the little lad in desiring to shield Miss Ellen and Miss Ellen in not permitting herself to be shielded.' and I had both seen her wilt before him and the light in her eyes go out, and I felt Ellen's hand shaking in mine as the girl had shivered, and she whispered in my ear:-- There, but for the grace of God, goes Ellen Payne.


id: 23644
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Marjorie Dean, High School Freshman
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words: 55409
sentence: 3636
flesch: 84
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  For Miss Marjorie Dean, said the boy, handing her the box. * * * MARJORIE DEAN HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN by PAULINE LESTER Author of Marjorie Dean, High School Sophomore Marjorie Dean, High School Junior Marjorie Dean, High School Senior A. L. Burt Company Publishers New York Copyright, 1917 by A. L. Burt Company MARJORIE DEAN, HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN CHAPTER I THE PARTING OF THE WAYS What am I going to do without you, Marjorie?


id: 32310
author: Raymond, Evelyn
title: Dorothy at Oak Knowe
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words: 58348
sentence: 3736
flesch: 90
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summary:
  I just stepped here to ask is Miss Dorothy Calvert staying the night? However, she had hardly begun undressing before Dawkins appeared with a small tray of sandwiches and milk, explaining: Supper's long past, Miss Dorothy, but the Principal bade me bring this.


id: 27643
author: Duffield, Elizabeth M.
title: Lucile Triumphant
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words: 57929
sentence: 3458
flesch: 87
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summary:
  Make Lucile take the lead, Jessie suggested. Oh, it isn't anything to what you're going to get, Lucile wanted to say, but she only answered, ruefully, I'm afraid all Burleigh will be talking about how boisterous Lucile Payton is becoming.


id: 36873
author: Fenn, George Manville
title: A Fluttered Dovecote
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flesch: 77
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  At the very same moment there was a fearful scream from poor Clara, as the light of half-a-dozen candles shone upon her smutty face, where there was the mark of a hand all down one cheek. But, oh, what a tableau was there!--night-caps, dressing-gowns, flannel garments, every token of hurried half-dressing; while the light from candle after candle streamed down upon poor Clara, prone upon the white stones of the conservatory.


id: 18896
author: Whitney, A. D. T. (Adeline Dutton Train)
title: Faith Gartney's Girlhood
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flesch: 87
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  If she had known what she did not know--that Faith Gartney stood at this moment in that burning mill, looking forth despairingly on those bright waters and green fields that lay between it and this home of hers--that were so near her, she might discern each shining pebble and the separate grass blades in the scarlet light, yet so infinitely far, so gone from her forever--had she known all this, without knowing the help and hope that were coming--she would yet have said How beautiful it would be to be like Miss Faith! That to my dear grandniece, Faith Henderson Gartney, be given from me, as my bequest, that portion of my worldly property now invested in two stores in D---- Street, in the city of Mishaumok.


