id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
50676	Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth)	The Infidel: A Story of the Great Revival			.txt	text/plain	127995	6954	81	young woman knew of the world she lived in, the more likely she was to wall staring at strange faces that Antonia began to think she liked By this time Kilrush and Antonia seemed old friends, and she looked "Poor man!" said Tonia, with good-humoured scorn. "Sure, so lovely a girl ought to set off her beauty," he said. The walk gave Antonia time for quiet thought before she met the man "Let us be friends, then, Mrs. Stobart," Antonia said, with a Good day to you, Mrs. Stobart, and pray remember we are to be friends. will come a day when some warm living love will divert your thoughts than most of us," said Antonia, smiling at the lively lady, whose After this quiet visit to the dying woman, Stobart led Lady Kilrush think that so good a woman as Lady Kilrush will be left for ever under	./cache/50676.txt	./txt/50676.txt