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id: 50876
author: Del Rey, Lester
title: Earthbound
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flesch: 91
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summary:
  But, you see, I've never been off Earth! Clifton stared at him incredulously. Damn them and their silly speeches and awards--and damn Earth!


id: 61842
author: Bond, Nelson S.
title: The Castaway
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words: 6447
sentence: 629
flesch: 90
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summary:
  There's a fortune waiting for Mr. Moran back on Earth, when he sees this-- A fortune waiting, I said softly, when and if he ever sees it. It asked for information concerning the whereabouts of one Paul Moran, last known to have taken off from Long Island Spaceport for parts unlogged.


id: 3346
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 08
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words: 34952
sentence: 1669
flesch: 76
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summary:
  He saw that between Adrienne de Cardoville and M. de Montbron, he was about to be placed in what is vulgarly termed a regular fix. This evasive question gave Adrienne time to recover her self-possession.


id: 3343
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 05
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words: 38823
sentence: 1650
flesch: 70
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summary:
  Since the Revolution of July, Father d'Aigrigny had thought proper to remove for the moment to this temporary habitation all the secret archives and correspondence of his Order--a prudent measure, since he had every reason to fear that the reverend fathers would be expelled by the state from that magnificent establishment, with which the restoration had so liberally endowed their society. In spite of his usual impassibility, Rodin appeared visibly uneasy and absent in mind; he answered even more briefly than usual to the commands and questions of Father d'Aigrigny, who had but just entered the room.


id: 3348
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 10
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words: 45410
sentence: 2159
flesch: 75
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summary:
  No less embarrassed than her cousin, Adrienne de Cardoville remained seated. cried Adrienne de Cardoville, with deep joy..


id: 3345
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 07
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words: 43925
sentence: 2081
flesch: 74
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summary:
  Oh God! said M. Hardy, drawing back in horror: he makes no answer! Since I am in presence of M. de Blessac, resumed Rodin, I am forced to ask him, if he can deny having addressed many letters to the Rue du Milieu des Ursins, at Paris under cover of M. Rodin. A carriage with post horses, in which was M. Hardy, with M. de Blessac, the unworthy friend who was betraying him in so infamous a manner, entered at this moment the courtyard of the factory.


id: 3342
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 04
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words: 47353
sentence: 2378
flesch: 77
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summary:
  how good you are! said poor Mother Bunch, for she was not aware of the thousand devices of the monastic spirit, and thought herself already sure of gaining just wages honorably. Do not think that, M. Dagobert, said Mother Bunch.


id: 3344
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 06
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words: 46715
sentence: 2277
flesch: 74
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summary:
  Then he said to her good-naturedly, Who do you want, my dear? M. Rodin, repeated Rose-Pompon, stoutly, opening her bright blue eyes to their full extent, and looking Rodin full in the face. de Cardoville Rodin continued, with a grave and agitated air: Your blindness frightens me, my dear, young lady; the past should have given you some anxiety for the future, since, more than any one, you have already suffered from the fatal influence of this Company, whose existence you regard as a dream!


id: 3347
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 09
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words: 46941
sentence: 2236
flesch: 74
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summary:
  And therefore, resumed Father d'Aigrigny, Father Rodin only reproached me with the military roughness of my means. Thank you, M. Rousselet, said Father d'Aigrigny; do you know at what hour Dr. Baleinier will return? He will not be long, father, for he wishes to perform before night the painful operation, that will have a decisive effect on the condition of Father Rodin.


id: 3349
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 11
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words: 49189
sentence: 2479
flesch: 76
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summary:
  Without satisfying his curiosity, Faringhea replied: At what hour to morrow does Father Rodin go to the Rue Saint Francois? Very early. Do not, at all events, forget to remind Father Rodin to go to chapel to-morrow morning.


id: 3339
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 01
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words: 51494
sentence: 2543
flesch: 78
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summary:
  And to think, good Dagobert, that you wash almost every evening at our resting-place. My father, who is still foreman at Mr. Hardy's, tells me that worthy man has also taken into his house the son of old Dagobert.


id: 3341
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 03
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words: 57940
sentence: 2735
flesch: 74
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summary:
  A man of the world, who joined great courage to rare independence of spirit, speaking of the princess (to whom Adrienne de Cardoville went, according to her expression, to fight a pitched battle), said of her as follows: In order to avoid having Madame de Saint-Dizier for an enemy, I, who am neither bashful nor cowardly, have, for the first time in my life, been both a noodle and a coward. Let us mention, at last, that the Prince of Saint-Dizier, having died many years since, his very large personal fortune had descended to his younger brother, the father of Adrienne de Cardoville; and he, having died eighteen months ago, that young lady found herself to be the last and only representative of that branch of the family of the Renneponts.


id: 3340
author: Sue, Eugène
title: The Wandering Jew — Volume 02
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words: 68082
sentence: 3034
flesch: 74
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summary:
  There are here, you see, mothers who in their misery sell their own daughters--slaves that are scourged--men that carry other men, like beasts of burden.--Brothers, the good work will prosper in this country! Yes, in this country--and in every land of oppression, distress, corruption, and slavery. Are there not other men, on whom you can avenge yourself!


id: 6848
author: Wallace, Lew
title: The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 01
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flesch: 76
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summary:
  He was used to seeing Time waste itself upon the changeless man; he had even caught from him a kind of contempt for what other men shrank from as dangers and difficulties. I am old--very old--older than thy father, and there have been so many things to distress me which other men know nothing of, and never can.


id: 6849
author: Wallace, Lew
title: The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 02
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sentence: 8707
flesch: 79
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summary:
  Taking the hand she extended, he kissed it reverently, and said: I am happy above other men. So it came about that the escort of the murdered peasants momentarily increased until at the bridge over the Sweet Waters of Europe it became a column composed for the most part of women, children, and old men.


