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": 53, "story": 3, "summary": "The narrator recalls his youth as the official at a remote steppe station, with no woman or company for miles, drinking bad vodka and staring at women's faces in passing train windows.", "predicament": "A restless young man stuck in a remote post with nothing to do stares after passing strangers and drinks away the days."},
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{"chunk": 54, "story": 3, "summary": "He and his adoring wife, whom he torments when drunk, wait to see the New Year in with two bottles of real champagne he won in a bet.", "predicament": "A bored man who treats a devoted spouse cruelly waits for one small treat to break the monotony of his life."},
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{"chunk": 55, "story": 3, "summary": "He drops the first bottle at midnight; his wife, pale, says it is a bad omen, and after scoffing at her he walks out into the moonlit frost.", "predicament": "A man scoffs at his spouse's fear that a small accident foretells misfortune, then walks off irritated by her."},
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{"chunk": 56, "story": 3, "summary": "Walking along the line he tells himself nothing worse can happen: orphaned, expelled, friendless and fit for nothing, his youth has been thrown away.", "predicament": "A man who feels his youth wasted in a dead-end place decides nothing worse can possibly happen to him."},
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{"chunk": 57, "story": 3, "summary": "He admits he does not love his wife, whom he married as a boy, and wallows in his misery with a vain, defiant pleasure.", "predicament": "A man tells himself he no longer loves the spouse who adores him, and takes a vain pleasure in his own misery."},
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{"chunk": 58, "story": 3, "summary": "Back at the door, his wife joyfully tells him an aunt by marriage has arrived by train, fleeing a tyrannical husband, and begs him to be kind to her.", "predicament": "A man is asked by his spouse to welcome a runaway relative he has never met, and not to be hard on her."},
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{"chunk": 59, "story": 3, "summary": "The 'aunt' is young, beautiful, perfumed and plainly dissolute; the dreary room brightens, and he flirts with her at once.", "predicament": "A bored married man is dazzled by a lively, reckless visitor under his own roof and begins flirting with her at once."},
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{"chunk": 60, "story": 3, "summary": "They drink the second bottle; he falls headlong into a passion that sweeps away his wife, the visitor and himself, and has left him ruined on a dark street.", "predicament": "A man who thought nothing worse could happen throws away his marriage and everything else for a sudden passion."}
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