id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
31708	Ewald, Carl	The Pond			.txt	text/plain	18604	1796	98	"I am longing to go there, too," said the little reed-warbler. "There's the water-lily shooting up through the water," said little Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "If you're tired of it, why did you do it?" said little Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "That came from a mother," said Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "Dear me, is that you, Goody Cray-Fish?" said Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "Yes, Goody Cray-Fish, and then you have the children," said little Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "Well, I'll tell you something, Goody Cray-Fish," said Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "It's really remarkable," said little Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "Stop your chattering, Goody Cray-Fish," said the reed-warbler. "I shall never survive this," said little Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "I don't know about my heart," said Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "I know them," said Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "The carp and the mussel are nicer than the others, I think," said Mrs. Reed-Warbler to her husband. "Oh dear!" said little Mrs. Reed-Warbler. "Is it true, Goody Cray-Fish?" said Mrs. Reed-Warbler--"tell me, did you	./cache/31708.txt	./txt/31708.txt