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Part 1 Chapter 1

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Someone Has Said That the Death of a Mouse

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I Don't, You Understand, Blame Florence

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I Asked Mrs. Ashburnham Whether She Had Told Florence

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Chapter 2

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Florences Aunts Used to Say That I Must Be the Laziest Man

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So Pierre Vidal Declared Himself Emperor of Jerusalem

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He Wasn't Obtrusive About His Heart

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Chapter 3 1

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And, What the Devil! for Whose Benefit Did She Do It? 1

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His Hair Was Fair, Extraordinarily 1

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So, You See, He Would Have Plenty to Gurgle About 1

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Mrs. Ashburnham Exhibited at That Moment More Gaity 1

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I Loved Leonora Always 1

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Chapter 4 1

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But These Things Have to Be Done 1

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I Fancy His Wifes Irony Did Quite Alarm Poor Teddy 1

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I Suppose I Ought to Have Pitied the Poor Animal 1

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And She Laid One Finger Upon Captain Ashburnhams Wrist 2

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Chapter 5 2

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You Understand That There Was Nothing the Matter 2

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No, I Cannot Help Wishing That Florence 2

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But in Boxing Mrs Maidans Ears 2

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So, of Course, for Those Three Years or So 2

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But Leonoras English Catholic Conscience 2

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And There Could Not Have Been Anyone Better 2

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As a Matter of Fact, Maisies Being in Edwards Room 2

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Chapter 6 2

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And, Do You Know, at the Thought 3

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What Had Happened on the Day of Our Jaunt 3

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For the Trick Was Pretty Efficiently Done 3

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Part 2 Chapter 1 3

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She Wanted to Marry a Gentleman of Leisure 3

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And That Evening, When I Went to Fetch Her 3

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God Knows. She Was a Frightened Fool 3

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You See, That Fellow Impressed Upon Me 3

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As God Is My Judge, I Do Not Believe 3

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Well, Edward Ashburnham Was Worth Having 3

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Well, Anyhow, She Chanted Edwards Praises 4

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Chapter 2 4

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Well, I Think I Have Made It Pretty Clear 4

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Part 3 Chapter 1 4

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So That That Was the First Knowledge I Had 4

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What Had Actually Happened Had Been This 4

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He Was Very Careful to Assure Me 4

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I Have Come to Be Very Much of a Cynic in These Matters 4

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And My Story Was Concerning Itself with Florence 4

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But What She Didn't Want Me to Know 4

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I Tell You, I Had No Regret. What Had I to Regret? 5

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Chapter 2 5

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Once, When She Had Been About Twelve 5

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They Say the Poor Thing Was Always Allowed 5

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For Leonora Made the Girl Go to Bed at Ten 5

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Chapter 3 5

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That Was Partly Due to the Careful 5

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But As Far As He Could Describe His Feelings 5

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She Made Tentative Efforts at Remonstrating with Him 5

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To Do Both Justice 5

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I Don't Know Why They Never Had Any Children 6

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Leonora Could Not But Be Aware 6

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Chapter 4 6

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A Man I Didn't Know Would Come Up 6

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He Began to Indulge in Day-Dreams 6

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When the Palpitating Creature Was at Last Asleep 6

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He Spent a Week of Madness 6

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Chapter 5 6

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Leonora Then Had Three Thousand a Year 6

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She Ascertained That An Old Gentleman 6

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Edward Was Pretty Hard Hit When Mrs. Basil Had to Go Away 7

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I Propose, She Said, That You Should Resign 7

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From the Moment of His Unfaithfulness 7

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She Had at That Period 7

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Part 4 Chapter 1 7

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She Saw Life As a Perpetual Sex-Battle 7

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That Was Really, She Said, the Happiest Moment of Her Life 7

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Yes, the Mental Deterioration That Florence 7

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Well, Florence Would Come to Leonora 7

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Chapter 2 7

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Personally, I Wanted to Invest the Money 8

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And Yet, to Me, Living in the House 8

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Perhaps Nancy Was the Only Person 8

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But All That Was Doing a Great Deal of Harm 8

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Yes, Leonora Wished to Bring Her Riding-Whip 8

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If You Think, Leonora Said 8

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The Girl Was Sitting Perfectly Still in An Arm-Chair 8

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Chapter 3 8

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And Yet the Whole Effect of That Reading 8

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You Are to Remember That All This Happened 8

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Flame Then Really Seemed to Fill Her Body 9

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Chapter 4 9

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The Sounds Went on from the Hall Below 9

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Chapter 5 9

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Colonel Rufford Said the Doctor 9

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For There Was a Great Deal of Imbecility 9

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In the Case of Edward and the Girl 9

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Chapter 6 9

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It Is, at Any Rate, Certain That Edwards Actions 9

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It Is Queer the Quite Fantastic Things 9

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But He Was Perfectly Quiet and He Had Given Up Drinking 10

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Yes, Society Must Go on; It Must Breed, Like Rabbits