title: Making a big list of small lists that contain levels in R
body: <p>I have 3 factor sets with 5 sentences in it. Now I want to have 1 list with all 15 sentences underneath each other. I guess the problem is I do not know for what function I am searching.</p>
  
  <pre><code>dataset1_sample &lt;- sample(dataset1$twt_txt, 5)
  dataset2_sample &lt;- sample(dataset2$twt_txt, 5)
  dataset3_sample &lt;- sample(dataset3$twt_txt, 5)
  
  dataset1_sample
  [1] These                                                    
  [2] Are                                                                      
  [3] My                                  
  [4] Test   
  [5] Words                       
  9741 Levels: ''A lot of text'' That I do not understand why it is all in here. 
  
  class(dataset1_sample) = factor
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  <p>Now I want a list of these three samples. I tried </p>
  
  <pre><code>listoflists &lt;- list(list(dataset1_sample),list(dataset2_sample))
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Which is partially correct because it does add them under one name. It just does not put them underneath each other.</p>
  
  <pre><code>test &lt;- cbind(dataset1_sample, dataset2_sample)
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  <p>This gives me the number of the locations of the sentences in the original dataset. I guess I can use them to select them again in a new list but I assume there should be an easier way.</p>