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": 777,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "On the train south, Keefe sneers at the teammates' low-stakes card game as beneath a man who has been to war; Gleason warns everyone about carrying liquor and needles Keefe that he can smell what he has already drunk.",
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"predicament": "A man back among old colleagues looks down on their small pleasures, while the person in charge teases him about his own habits."
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},
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"chunk": 778,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe blusters that he would flatten anyone who searched his bag; when he tells war stories, teammates who served at home keep saying the papers told it differently, until he snaps that he was actually there.",
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"predicament": "A man who has been through something hard keeps telling stories about it, and colleagues who stayed home keep contradicting him."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 779,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Gleason warns Keefe that he has signed several promising young right-handers and Keefe will have to hustle to keep his place; Keefe dismisses the recruits and threatens anyone who denies him a square deal.",
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"predicament": "Warned that younger newcomers are after his place, a man dismisses them all and threatens anyone who treats him unfairly."
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},
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"chunk": 780,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "The club arrives at a spa hotel in Texas to find it pouring with rain, with nothing to do but loaf in a crowded lobby.",
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"predicament": "A group sent away to get ready for a hard stretch is stuck indoors by the weather, getting on each other's nerves."
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},
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"chunk": 781,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "When Keefe compares the local railway to France, a teammate groans that the returned men's war stories will be inflicted on everyone for life; Gleason, irritated by the rain, snubs a talkative waiter.",
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"predicament": "A returning man's constant stories about his ordeal have become a standing joke among colleagues who have heard them too often."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 782,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Gleason decrees breakfast at eight or a strapping; Keefe boasts he would flatten him if he tried that on a veteran, and Gleason retorts that the only danger is Keefe breaking the dining room door down to get in early.",
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"predicament": "Someone above lays down strict rules, and a man who boasts they cannot apply to him is mocked for his appetite."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 783,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe says he has resolved to tend to business, but describes at length a pretty heiress staying with her invalid mother who gave him a look, and whom he pointedly ignored.",
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"predicament": "A married man who says he means to keep his mind on the work cannot stop describing an attractive stranger who noticed him."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 784,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe introduces Belden, a brash young right-hander just back from France who got his chance through a recommendation, a direct rival for Keefe's place whom he dismisses on sight.",
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"predicament": "A brash newcomer with the same background arrives competing for a man's place, and he writes him off at a glance."
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},
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"chunk": 785,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Walking to the park, Belden turns every remark into a comparison with France, and the veterans mock him for it, joking that every returned soldier claims to have fought in the same famous battles.",
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"predicament": "A newcomer who turns every remark into a story about his own ordeal is mocked by veterans who have heard it all."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 786,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe's arm feels fine in a first light workout and Gleason tells him not to overdo it; a veteran mocks Belden's wildness. On the way back the heiress offers a ride, and while Keefe hangs back smiling, Belden jumps in with her.",
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"predicament": "While a man hangs back waiting to be singled out by an admirer, a brash rival simply steps forward and takes the chance."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 787,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe fumes that Belden stole a ride meant for him and imagines the girl mortified, threatening anyone who teases her.",
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"predicament": "Beaten to an opportunity by a bolder rival, a man insists it was really meant for him and imagines the other person regrets it."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 788,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe pitches four strong innings in an intrasquad game, and Gleason praises him warmly, warning him not to swell up; Gleason leaves him behind to work out while the team travels, telling him to behave as if watched.",
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"predicament": "Praised at last by someone above, a man is warned not to let it go to his head, and left alone unsupervised."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 789,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe assumes his showing means a raise is coming; he quits practice early claiming fatigue and, meeting the heiress on the road, accepts a ride, admiring how she can give as good as she gets.",
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"predicament": "Left unsupervised right after being praised, a man cuts his work short and falls in with an admirer who happens along."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 790,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "The heiress teases him in banter he enjoys; he takes her to a picture show and plans a drive, telling himself a rest will do him good and that he will get serious when the team returns.",
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"predicament": "A married man enjoys sparring with an admirer and tells himself a little distraction now is good for his work later."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 791,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "His wife writes that the baby has a tooth and their son misses him. Next letter: the team returns in poor form, Gleason is harsh with everyone, notes Keefe looks slower, and callously leaves a young catcher lying where a foul ball knocked him out.",
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"predicament": "While his family writes lovingly from home, a man returns to find the person in charge in a foul mood and sparing nobody."
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},
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"chunk": 792,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "The whole team sees Keefe drive off with the heiress; at supper Gleason sits down to tease him about learning to drive the car, and orders the entire club to walk to and from the park from now on.",
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"predicament": "When a man's distraction becomes public, the person in charge ridicules him in front of everyone and tightens the rules for all."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 793,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe resents Gleason ruling his private life but keeps quiet; he describes a whole Sunday driving with the heiress, and justifies beating the single Belden to her because she finds Belden tiresome.",
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"predicament": "A married man resents being told how to behave off duty, and justifies courting an admirer he took from an unattached rival."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 794,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "As the team prepares to move on, Gleason teases Keefe about starting his goodbyes early; Keefe gloats privately that the heiress and her mother will be in Dallas while the team is there.",
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"predicament": "Teased by someone above about a flirtation, a man privately gloats that it will follow him to the next stop."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 795,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe gives up five runs in a practice game, blaming his fielders and the wind; Gleason tells him to think about the batter rather than the girl, and Keefe walks away.",
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"predicament": "When a man's work slips, someone above blames the distraction he is courting, and he blames everyone else instead."
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},
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"chunk": 796,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "During practice on signals, Belden proposes giving them aloud in French so opponents cannot understand, and a veteran ridicules the idea.",
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"predicament": "A cocksure newcomer offers a clever-sounding suggestion to improve how the group works, and a veteran mocks it into the ground."
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"chunk": 797,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "At a newsreel a veteran keeps asking Belden if he was at each place shown, and mocks him when he claims them all. Next letter: Keefe boasts of pitching brilliantly against Houston.",
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"predicament": "A newcomer who claims to have been everywhere is exposed by a veteran who simply keeps asking him, in front of everyone."
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"chunk": 798,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe pitches a full game against a college team, claims he eased up out of pity, and Gleason praises him, saying he will be one of four regular pitchers and get real money if he keeps his mind off the heiress.",
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"predicament": "Someone above promises a man a secure place and more money, as long as he keeps his mind off a distraction."
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"chunk": 799,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe resolves to hide the heiress's coming visit from Gleason, calling the warnings nonsense. Next letter: he says he cannot work under Gleason any longer after what happened in Dallas.",
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"predicament": "Told plainly to drop a distraction, a married man hides it instead, then swears he cannot work under the person who objected."
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"chunk": 800,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Gleason overhears Keefe being paged for the heiress's call, catches him in a string of lies about his evening plans, and ends up coming along to the picture show himself.",
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"predicament": "Caught out in one lie after another by someone above, a man finds that person inviting himself along to the secret meeting."
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"chunk": 801,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Over sodas Gleason praises Keefe's sweet wife and asks for pictures of his wife and children, exposing him to the girl; walking home he says only that Keefe pitches tomorrow, and Keefe claims he was about to tell her himself.",
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"predicament": "Someone above quietly reveals to an admirer that a man is married, and the man claims he was just about to say so."
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"chunk": 802,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe pitches well in Dallas, says only his fans made him do it, and vows to demand a trade. The next letter, days later, is all confidence: he expects to be chosen to pitch the opening game.",
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"predicament": "Swearing to quit after being shown up by someone above, a man is soon boasting that he will be chosen for the biggest occasion."
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},
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"chunk": 803,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe admits he sulked for a week but was won back when Gleason joked that Belden had already been sent home from the second squad as not good enough; the old rival is gone.",
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"predicament": "A man sulking at someone above is won back by a joke at the expense of a rival who has just been dismissed."
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"chunk": 804,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe urges Al's friends to bet on him. Next letter: a note from the heiress asks him to call in her home city and says she will be at the opening game; he retells the Dallas episode as if he had asked Gleason to tell her he was married.",
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"predicament": "An admirer a man was made to give up writes again, and he retells the embarrassing ending as though it were his own idea."
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"chunk": 805,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Gleason asks who the letter is from, guesses from Keefe's blush, and, when Keefe snaps that he is not his mother, asks for his home address, saying he wants every player's details.",
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"predicament": "Someone above guesses a man's secret from his face, and asks, innocently enough, for his home address."
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"chunk": 806,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe pitches a two-hit opening-day win; the morning of the game he had found his wife in the lobby, brought down at the club's expense by Gleason, who had secretly written to her.",
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"predicament": "On the day he most needs to shine, a man finds that someone above has quietly brought his wife to watch him."
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"chunk": 807,
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"story": 19,
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"summary": "Keefe admits he worked harder with his wife watching, and Gleason treats them both to wine; still, he cannot help wondering whether the heiress was in the stands.",
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"predicament": "After his wife's presence helps him triumph, a man still catches himself wondering whether an admirer saw it too."
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