Interesting ways of making word salad (Post 2)

So last time we made a sentence, and I recommended two beforehand.  (And there's one left for the taking because an overzealous spam trapper hid a noun leaving us with an extra one.)

So the examples I gave were:

"Ford Prefect's satchel was on a boulder he had often seen."
"Mila Anderson's sword was in the overlord she had always hated."


And the one that was made by the whole group one word at a time (I note no one decided to do a full sentence) was:
Angie Perez's bicycle was on a grapevine he had methodically stolen.

I note Angie is a "he" here.  (No one chose to change the words I'd left the same.)  I'm assuming transmale because I haven't written many such characters, though Angie can be a male name.

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So your assignment here is bigger.  Two parts.  First fill in the blanks, like last time.  But this time I give you two sentences (which means more blanks, so feel free to do more than one word, if you want to fill in every blank in a line I'm fine with that):

With his [adverb] [verbed1] [number*] on [noun1] above the [proper noun1] en [noun2] to a [noun3] [proper noun2] [noun4] at [proper noun3], Angie had [verbed2] from his bicycle [noun5, plural] of his [noun6]. Over [noun7] [noun8] he would [verb3] [noun9] with his [noun10] and [number2]-[adjective] [noun11]. 

*Honestly should be a noun, but the part of speech parser makes mistakes.  So if you'd like a noun, go for it.

You'll probably note that words from before (Angie, bicycle) are showing up here, that'll happen more as we go on.

Second list two books in the public domain.

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For examples I'll continue with the two examples I gave before:

Ford Prefect's satchel was on a boulder he had often seen.  With his most cherished 42 on loan above the Earth en echelon to a moon base pylon at Tranquility, Ford had taken from his satchel notes of his travel. Over sun rays he would review articles with his pen and 3-blue glasses.

(Getting kind of strange now)

Or, to be more strange:

Mila Anderson's sword was in the overlord she had always hated.  With her overly sharpened 187 in motion above the Jacobian en l'air to a dawn Panama cacophony on Paris, Mila had wiped from her sword stains of her enemy. Over fire months she would walk rounds with her dog and seven-awesome cat. 

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And for part two: Moby Dick, Pride and Prejudice.

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So, fill in blanks and give two public domain books.  (English ones please, they can be translations of things from other languages, but I need both books to be in English.)