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": 148,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "Lupin moves out to furnished rooms in a smart district near the Poshes at half his salary, saying a good address never loses and his parents' suburb is 'off'; Gowing remarks the house feels peaceful again.",
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"predicament": "A son moves out to rooms he can barely afford in a better district, telling his parents their neighbourhood is beneath him."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 149,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "Cummings comes in pale, saying he has been ill again and not one friend came near him, and throws down the cycling paper's paragraph on his accident as proof; they apologise and keep him to supper, and he says it is better without Lupin.",
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"predicament": "An old friend reproaches the household once more that nobody came near him when he was ill, and produces the proof in print."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 150,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "A grand trap stops at the door; Pooter ducks from the window and bangs his head, and he and Carrie rush upstairs, each thinking it is someone grand; it is Lupin and Mrs Murray Posh, and Lupin mocks his father for hiding and sends him out to hold the horse.",
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"predicament": "A father hiding from a grand caller finds it is only his son, who mocks him and sends him out to hold the horse."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 151,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "Lupin invites his parents to dinner at eight at his new rooms and waves off their wish to dine earlier; Pooter disapproves of Lupin's familiarity with the married Daisy. The dinner proves full dress, which nobody told them, and starts late.",
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"predicament": "Parents dine at their son's new rooms and find the evening far grander than he warned them, wrongly dressed and fed late."
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{
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"chunk": 152,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "Posh's sister 'Lillie Girl' screams with laughter, smokes and pinches Lupin; Lupin gazes at the married Daisy while she sings; Mr Posh is kind, praises Lupin and sends them home in his carriage, and Pooter remembers the £600 Posh lost on Lupin's tip.",
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"predicament": "Parents watch their son flirt openly with his host's wife, while the wealthy host treats them kindly and praises the boy."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 153,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "Lupin tells his father Posh is worth thousands and could buy up Perkupp's firm over his head with ready cash; Pooter, for the first time, wonders whether money is fairly divided. At home a cab is waiting with an urgent summons from Hardfur Huttle.",
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"predicament": "A modest man hears that his son's rich friend could buy his employer's whole firm, and wonders for once if money is fairly shared."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 154,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "At midnight Huttle tells Pooter a rich American friend wants to do large business in his line and that Franching recommended him; Pooter sees a chance to make up to Perkupp for the lost client, and dreams of Huttle offering him a crown he keeps trying to pass to his master.",
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"predicament": "A loyal man is offered, through a grand acquaintance, a chance to bring his employer more business than his son lost."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 155,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "Having written warning Lupin about his attentions to Mrs Posh, Pooter is thanked by Perkupp for his service to the firm and told Perkupp will buy the freehold of his house as a gift; he telegraphs Carrie and his friends and sends for champagne.",
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"predicament": "A loyal man who has brought his employer valuable business is thanked with a gift that secures his home for life."
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},
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{
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"chunk": 156,
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"story": 22,
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"summary": "Lupin's reply to the warning tells his father to keep his hair on: he is engaged to Posh's sister, to be married in August, and hopes Gowing and Cummings will come.",
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"predicament": "A father who sent his son a stern warning about his conduct gets a breezy reply announcing a surprise engagement."
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}
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