story-to-pack: add the corpora and the catalogue v2/v3
Fourteen corpora split and classified: aesop, bierce, chekhov, holmes, keefe, lawson, lorimer, maupassant, nobody, plaintales, poe, torchy, wallingford and winesburg, each with its splitter and the hand-written groups and pages; catalogue v2 and v3; and the shared splitters gutenberg_chunks.py, se_split.py and se_build.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019rwKTmug58sEsJ72AuWsEi
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"chunk": 679,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Writing after a long silence, Keefe complains that his unit was marched on foot all the way up to the trenches, and trades jokes with a comrade about being made to walk to their own execution.",
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"predicament": "Someone sent to a hard and dangerous assignment complains that the people above him would not even spare him the exhausting journey there."
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},
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"chunk": 680,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "The unit is only in the reserve trenches for ten days before a turn in the front line, and Keefe half-wishes the regiment ahead would be smashed up so his could move forward.",
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"predicament": "Someone stuck in a waiting role, far from where things happen, catches himself wishing misfortune on those ahead so he can move up."
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},
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"chunk": 681,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Life in reserve is dull, all inspections and lice; Keefe describes a comrade nicknamed the chicken hawk who writes endless flowery letters to women, and on whom the men lay bets.",
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"predicament": "In a long idle stretch, a bored group amuses itself by mocking one member's vanity about his many admirers."
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},
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"chunk": 682,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "The ladies' man shows off a photograph of a Frenchwoman he hopes to see on leave; Keefe envies him and wishes he had a girl to pal around with, though he reminds himself he is married.",
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"predicament": "A married man, far from home and seldom written to, envies a colleague's romantic attention and wishes he had some of his own."
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},
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"chunk": 683,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "A joker, Brady, tells Keefe the leave towns are full of girls whose addresses the officers keep, and comes back with an invented name and address in 'Cologne'; Keefe, half-suspecting a joke, writes to her.",
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"predicament": "A straight-faced colleague offers a lonely man an introduction that is plainly too good to be true, and he takes it."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 684,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe copies out his letter asking 'Miss Antoinette' to show him around, boasting of his tall athletic build; he tells Al it is only a way to kill time and nothing will come of it.",
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"predicament": "A married man writes a flirtatious note to a stranger, telling himself it is harmless fun that will never come to anything."
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},
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"chunk": 685,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe grumbles at the endless inspections and warnings about keeping his head down, eager for real action; in the next letter the unit has been moved into the front line two days early.",
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"predicament": "Someone impatient for a real test grumbles at endless drills and precautions, then is moved forward early without warning."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 686,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "On second-hand gossip that the unit was rushed in to hold the line to the last man against an expected attack, Keefe dramatises this as perhaps his final letter, amid the mud and vermin.",
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"predicament": "On a secondhand rumour that his group must hold out to the end, a man dramatises the news as his final goodbye."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 687,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Told by the captain to rest while he can, Keefe declares he will stay awake because he does not trust the sentries to wake anyone in time.",
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"predicament": "Told to rest while others keep watch, a man refuses, trusting nobody else to raise the alarm in time."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 688,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "There is little firing and the men joke about their silent artillery; Keefe says that if he is killed he wants to be awake for it. In a new letter Brady hands him a reply from the girl in 'Cologne'.",
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"predicament": "After days of dull waiting, a man is handed a reply he never expected to the careless, flirtatious note he sent."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 689,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "The reply, signed 'Marie Antoinette' in garbled French and German, promises eagerly to show him the sights and asks him not to disappoint her; it is plainly the jokers' work.",
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"predicament": "A stranger's eager and oddly worded reply promises exactly what a lonely man hoped for, and he does not question it."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 690,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe takes the letter as proof of his charm, plans to tell her he is married but can be her pal, and decides he is as much a lady-killer as the chicken hawk.",
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"predicament": "Flattered by an admirer's reply, a man decides his charm is irresistible, while insisting he will stay perfectly faithful."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 691,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Supper is an hour late because the carrying party is said to be afraid to come up under shelling; Keefe calls them cowards, and Brady jokes that the men are being starved like lions before a fight.",
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"predicament": "A hungry group waits on supplies that never arrive, and blames the timid people whose task is to bring them forward."
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},
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"chunk": 692,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe says the food hardly matters since it is only a thimble of soup and rock-hard bread, and wonders where all the provisions saved back home went.",
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"predicament": "Someone told that everyone back home was going without for his sake finds his own share miserably thin."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 693,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe jokes about the endless French rain and darkness; nothing happens except the odd shell or flare, and the air fights always end out of sight.",
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"predicament": "A man who came expecting drama finds only rain, darkness and waiting, with any excitement happening somewhere out of sight."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 694,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "The men go to bed hungry and so bored that one wishes the enemy would attack just to break the monotony; Keefe signs off.",
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"predicament": "Hungry and bored, a group reaches the point of wishing for real danger just to break the monotony."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 695,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "A patrol is called for to take prisoners and identify the new regiment opposite; Keefe did not volunteer, explaining that the errand was pointless, that he did not want to crowd anyone out, and that he nearly went but was too late.",
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"predicament": "When volunteers are called for a risky errand, a man hangs back, then explains that it was pointless and he nearly went anyway."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 696,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "The patrol never came back; Keefe blames the colonel for a pointless loss, thinks of the missing men's wives, and reflects sourly that his own wife writes so seldom she would not recognise his name.",
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"predicament": "Colleagues sent on a pointless errand never return, and the man who stayed behind blames those above and pities himself."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 697,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe decides there are other girls besides his neglectful wife, resolves to enjoy himself if sent to 'Cologne', and writes the girl a friendly letter with French words in it.",
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"predicament": "Feeling neglected by his wife, a man decides a harmless friendship elsewhere is his due, and writes to encourage it."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 698,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "His letter, signed 'Your Sammy Boy', asks her to save her loving for him; he admits that writing keeps his mind off the lost patrol he so nearly joined.",
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"predicament": "A man writes ever warmer notes to a stranger to keep his mind off colleagues he nearly followed to their deaths."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 699,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "When Keefe complains of boredom, Sergeant Crane needles him about not going on the patrol; Keefe boasts he would not hide from a real job, and is promptly assigned to the listening post with Phillips.",
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"predicament": "A man who complains of having nothing to do, and boasts he would never shirk a real task, is handed one at once."
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},
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"chunk": 700,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe tries to beg off, pleading that he has gone a little deaf; the sergeant says Phillips has good ears and Keefe is only going for company, and warns them to keep silent.",
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"predicament": "Given a dangerous task right after boasting, a man suddenly discovers a reason he might not be fit for it."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 701,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Out at the post the silence terrifies Keefe; he imagines the enemy creeping up on him, and fears his bad ears will miss an attack and he will be court-martialled.",
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"predicament": "Left in silence close to a danger he cannot see, a man's nerve gives way to imagining the worst."
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},
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"chunk": 702,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Phillips suddenly announces out loud that this is a hell of a war and will not be hushed, insisting he has talked freely out there before.",
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"predicament": "Sent out with a partner who must keep silent, a man finds the partner will not stop talking, however he is warned."
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"chunk": 703,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Phillips proposes whooping like Indians to draw fire, then mooing like a cow to lure out hungry Germans; Keefe threatens to punch him.",
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"predicament": "A partner in a delicate task keeps proposing reckless stunts, and a man has to threaten him to keep him quiet."
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},
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"chunk": 704,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Back safely, Keefe calls Phillips mad; the sergeant says the silence affects everyone that way and Phillips is quite sane, perhaps hinting that Keefe was being ribbed; Keefe credits himself with saving the regiment.",
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"predicament": "After a frightening night, a man hears that everyone cracks the same way out there, and still credits himself with saving everybody."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 705,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe begs Al not to tell his own wife what follows, justifying himself because Florrie has written only three letters in four months; Brady reports that a lieutenant says their leave will be in 'Cologne'.",
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"predicament": "A man plans something he would rather his wife not hear about, and has already rehearsed why it would be fair."
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},
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"chunk": 706,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Another letter from 'Marie' urges her Sammy Boy to come quickly, says she is getting dressed up for him, and reminds him to bring plenty of money.",
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"predicament": "An admirer eager to meet a lonely man urges him to hurry, and reminds him in passing to bring plenty of money."
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},
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"chunk": 707,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe believes fate has arranged the meeting, hopes the girl will not fall too hard for him, and again begs Al to keep it from the women back home.",
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"predicament": "A man convinces himself that fate has arranged a meeting he set up himself, and hopes the other person will not fall for him."
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},
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"chunk": 708,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Expecting to leave the trenches next day, Keefe has written to 'Marie' that he is coming; the sector stays silent, and he dismisses talk of another patrol to avenge the lost men as throwing good money after bad.",
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"predicament": "Expecting a break any moment, a man dismisses talk of another risky errand as throwing good effort after bad."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 709,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "The men start calling Keefe 'Sammy Boy', which he blames on the censor, and he vows to have the last laugh. Two days later he writes that it is all off, and that he has volunteered for the revenge patrol and welcomes death.",
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"predicament": "Mocked by colleagues for a pet name, a man vows the last laugh, then abruptly signs up for the risk he scorned."
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"chunk": 710,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe asked Sergeant Crane when they would be relieved and learned there is no relief, possibly all summer; when he mentioned his 'date' in 'Cologne', the sergeant smiled and said some boys were starting in that direction and he could go along.",
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"predicament": "A man asks when his promised break begins, learns there never was one, and lets slip his secret plans to someone amused by them."
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"chunk": 711,
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"story": 16,
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"summary": "Keefe realises 'Cologne' lies behind the German lines, the letters were a gag by Alcock and Brady, and the party 'going that way' is the raid; now on it, he saves face by sneering at the jokers who are staying behind.",
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"predicament": "Realising a whole romance was his colleagues' prank, a man saves face by recasting the dangerous task it landed him in as bravery."
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}
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