item: #1 of 6
          id: 13091
      author: Fisher, Dorothy Canfield
       title: Hillsboro People
        date: None
       words: 98889
      flesch: 81
     summary: But my grandmother gives an entirely different picture of old times in this corner of Vermont. No, so far as she knew there wasn't one of the Yankees left that had lived here in old times.
    keywords: abigail; ann; aunt; bed; big; boy; breath; children; come; course; cousin; day; days; doctor; door; ev'leen; eyes; face; family; father; folks; girl; good; grandfather; half; hand; hannah; head; heart; hillsboro; home; house; j.m; kind; library; life; little; look; man; mary; mind; minister; miss; morning; mother; mountain; mrs; nathaniel; new; night; people; place; remember; room; school; set; silence; sister; things; thought; time; town; tryphena; uncle; valley; village; voice; way; white; wife; woman; work; world; years; young
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        item: #2 of 6
          id: 14957
      author: Fisher, Dorothy Canfield
       title: The Brimming Cup
        date: None
       words: 135152
      flesch: 88
     summary: There was old Mr. Welles, coming towards her. Paul had secured the hand of old Mr. Welles and led him along with an air of proprietary affection.
    keywords: agnes; aunt; away; business; children; course; cousin; crittenden; day; deep; door; elly; eugenia; eyes; face; feel; feeling; frank; gene; girl; gone; good; hand; head; heart; hetty; house; human; idea; instant; life; like; living; look; man; marise; mark; marsh; mind; moment; mother; mrs; neale; new; paul; people; powers; right; room; saw; saying; things; think; thought; time; vincent; voice; way; welles; woman; words; work; world; years
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        item: #3 of 6
          id: 15562
      author: Jacobs, Caroline Emilia
       title: The S. W. F. Club
        date: None
       words: 39701
      flesch: 87
     summary: If you're not contented here, Hilary Shaw! You're in luck, Hilary Shaw!
    keywords: afternoon; boyd; club; coming; day; father; good; hilary; home; jane; long; mother; mrs; new; patience; pauline; room; shaw; shirley; summer; things; think; time; tom; uncle; way; winton; young
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        item: #4 of 6
          id: 26723
      author: Curtis, Alice Turner
       title: A Little Maid of Ticonderoga
        date: None
       words: 40126
      flesch: 89
     summary: When he stood up to speak to Mrs. Scott Faith remembered a picture in one of her mother's books of an orang-outang. Every time she came to visit Faith Louise tasted some new dish, so daintily prepared that she was at once eager to learn to make it.
    keywords: allen; aunt; carew; day; donald; door; esther; faith; father; fort; girl; good; home; kashaqua; louise; mother; mrs; prissy; scott; thought; time; way
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        item: #5 of 6
          id: 35573
      author: Robinson, Rowland Evans
       title: Vermont: A Study of Independence
        date: None
       words: 92058
      flesch: 59
     summary: Vermont horses had won a national reputation as well as Vermont men, and it seemed desirable that the government should avail itself of the services of both. They were in constant correspondence with Governor Clinton, who urged them to maintain a firm and prudent resistance to the draughting of men, the raising of taxes, and the exercise of any acts of government under the ideal Vermont State.
    keywords: allen; americans; army; attack; authority; bennington; boys; british; canada; captain; champlain; chittenden; colonel; command; committee; congress; connecticut; convention; council; country; crown; day; days; defense; enemy; english; fire; fleet; force; forest; fort; french; general; government; governor; grants; great; green; half; history; house; independence; indians; inhabitants; john; lake; lands; legislature; letter; making; march; massachusetts; men; militia; mountain; new; new england; new hampshire; new york; number; officers; party; people; place; point; prisoners; regiment; right; river; service; set; settlers; state; ticonderoga; time; town; troops; union; united; vermont; war; warner; way; wilderness; years
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        item: #6 of 6
          id: 5347
      author: Fisher, Dorothy Canfield
       title: Understood Betsy
        date: None
       words: 48676
      flesch: 89
     summary: As Cousin Ann stepped in, glancing suspiciously from her sober-faced and abstracted parents to the lamb-like innocence of old Shep, little Elizabeth Ann burst into a shout of laughter. The woman laughed, looked from little Betsy to the great pile of dishes, and said, turning away, Mercy, child, if you washed from now till morning, you wouldn't make a hole in what we've got to do.
    keywords: aunt; aunt abigail; aunt frances; betsy; child; cousin ann; elizabeth ann; eyes; face; girl; hand; harriet; head; henry; house; lias; little; looking; molly; moment; right; room; school; teacher; thing; thought; time; uncle; way; white
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