id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
19801	Fortescue, J. W. (John William), Sir	The Drummer's Coat			.txt	text/plain	40807	1829	85	"There is no harm done, I think," said Lady Eleanor to the woman, "but "I know mun too well, my Lady," said Mrs. Fry mournfully. "But the old man is dead, I was told," said Lady Eleanor. And then Lady Eleanor beckoned to the children to come up; and old Lord time when Lord Fitzdenys and Lady Eleanor came out to look for them, "No one knows," said Lady Eleanor, and repeated what Mrs. Fry had told "It is pleasant to see Colonel Fitzdenys again," said Lady Eleanor to "It's a treat to look upon his face, my Lady," said the Corporal, "a little so long as he was with Lady Eleanor and the children, and could The woman hesitated and looked from Colonel George to Lady Eleanor, who "You see," he went on, "my Lady's little son came home and told us of a	./cache/19801.txt	./txt/19801.txt