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id: 20078
author: Zangwill, Israel
title: Merely Mary Ann
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summary:
  Poor, poor Mary Ann. I pray God Mary Ann may make a better use of the money than he would have done, I want you to break the news to her, please, and to prepare her for my visit.


id: 58239
author: Allen, J. S. O., Mrs.
title: Memories of My Life From My Early Days in Scotland Till the Present Day in Adelaide
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sentence: 3969
flesch: 90
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summary:
  There were many other men and boys employed about the works beside the colliers. Both coal and ironstone are found in many places in Ayrshire.


id: 3016
author: Gilman, Charlotte Perkins
title: What Diantha Did
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sentence: 3847
flesch: 86
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  ***** “Wasn't it great!” said Mrs. Weatherstone; “I was there you see,--I'd come to call on Mrs. Bell--she's a dear,--and in came Mrs. Thaddler--” “Mrs. Thaddler?” Mrs. Bell would agree to this, and quite swelled with happiness and pride; but Mrs. Weatherstone, watching narrowly, was not satisfied.


id: 8157
author: Moore, George
title: Esther Waters
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  At last Esther proposed to ask at the Red Lion who had won. He heaved a deep sigh, and Esther said-- What is the good of talking of these things, weakening yourself for nothing? I must speak, Esther.


id: 12958
author: Richardson, Samuel
title: Pamela, Volume II
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  Well, said my lady, then help me, good _sister_--there's for you!--to a little sugar. Her letters were but so many links to the chains in which she had bound me; and though once I had resolved to part with her to Lady Davers, and you, Madam, had an intention to take her, I could not for my life give her up; and thinking more honourably then of the state of a mistress than I have done since, I could not persuade myself (since I intended to do as handsomely by her as ever man did to a lady in that situation) but that I should do better for her than my mother had wished me to do, and so _more_ than answer all her injunctions, as to the providing for her: and I could not imagine I should meet with a resistance I had seldom encountered from persons much her superiors as to descent; and was amazed at it; for it confounded me in all the notions I had of her sex, which, like a true libertine, I supposed wanted nothing but _importunity_ and _opportunity_, a bold attempter, and a mind not ungenerous.


