id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
8954	Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth)	Lady Audley's Secret			.txt	text/plain	153906	7855	82	But this was love�this fever, this longing, this restless, uncertain, miserable hesitation; these cruel fears that his age was an insurmountable barrier to his happiness; this sick hatred of his white beard; this frenzied wish to be young again, with glistening raven hair, and a slim waist, such as he had twenty years before; these, wakeful nights and melancholy days, so gloriously brightened if he chanced to catch a glimpse of her sweet face behind the window curtains, as he drove past the surgeon's house; all these signs gave token of the truth, and told only too plainly that, at the sober age of fifty-five, Sir Michael Audley had fallen ill of the terrible fever called love.	./cache/8954.txt	./txt/8954.txt