The American (Unabridged)

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4. The American
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4. As the little copyist proceeded with her work…
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4. M. Nioche wore a glossy wig, of an unnatural color…
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4. Chapter 2
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4. The two gentlemen proceeded along the Rue de Rivoli…
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4. Newman was sitting sidewise in his chair, with his…
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4. Chapter 3
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4. Christopher Newman dined several times in the…
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4. Newman stood staring and wondering what under…
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4. Newman looked at Mrs Tristram a while…
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4. Chapter 4
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4. Every day, then, for the following three weeks…
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4. M. Nioche had brought Newman a message from his…
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4. Mademoiselle Noémie turned away a moment…
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4. Chapter 5
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4. He encountered by chance in Holland a young…
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4. A few days afterwards Newman received a note from…
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4. Chapter 6
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4. A few days after this, one dusky autumn afternoon…
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4. The young man obeyed, and presently a servant…
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4. Chapter 7
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4. M. de Bellegarde puffed his cigar again in silence.
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4. During the next three weeks Newman saw Bellegarde…
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4. In this way our hero delayed from day to day…
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4. Chapter 8
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4. Bellegarde had been looking at him with quickened…
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4. I do not know whether in renouncing the mysterious…
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4. Chapter 9
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4. During this speech, the longest that Newman had…
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4. Chapter 10
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4. It was immediately after this conversation that Valentin…
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4. At this the younger lady came rustling forward…
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4. Newman for a few moments watched him sliding his…
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4. Chapter 11
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4. Newman suffered himself to be gently propelled in…
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4. She had hardly spoken when, through the door…
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4. Chapter 12
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4. M. de Bellegarde looked at his brother with…
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4. M. de Bellegarde made a motion for him to pass first…
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4. At this moment the old gentleman who had been…
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4. Chapter 13
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4. He often passed his evenings, when Madame…
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4. One afternoon, on his calling on Madame de Cintré…
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4. Newman had never made any reflections to this lady…
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4. Chapter 14
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4. Newman came back the next day, and in the vestibule…
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4. Newman’s telegrams were answered with interest.
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4. Chapter 15
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4. Newman observed the change in her appearance.
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4. One day, a week after his visit to the Café de la Patrie…
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4. Chapter 16
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4. Betimes, on the evening of the 27th, he went to…
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4. M. de Bellegarde looked about him in silence…
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4. He led Mrs Tristram through all the rooms.
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4. People made way for her as she passed, others turned…
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4. Chapter 17
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4. The marquis was with his wife when Newman entered…
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4. He observed that Valentin de Bellegarde had taken his…
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4. And they separated. At the end of the act Newman…
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4. In the course of the day Newman received three lines…
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4. Chapter 18
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4. Newman passed his hand into his hair and stood…
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4. Madame de Bellegarde gave a rap with her fan in the…
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4. He did not immediately start for Fleurières; he was too…
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4. Chapter 19
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4. Newman was in no humour to enjoy good company.
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4. Newman was strongly moved. He got up and turned…
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4. Valentin lay there staring, with his eyes more brilliantly…
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4. Chapter 20
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4. But the great feature was a wide, green river which…
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4. Newman got up and walked away with a crushing…
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4. A spectator less preoccupied than Madame de Cintré's…
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4. Chapter 21
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4. Newman, as he had done before, left his conveyance…
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4. For a moment the effect of these words was as if…
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4. Chapter 22
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4. Mrs Bread dropped her eyes and hesitated.
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4. Newman had listened eagerly – with an eagerness…
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4. Here Mrs Bread paused again, and the most artistic…
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4. 'But evidently there were suspicions, 'said Newman.
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4. Chapter 23
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4. She began to speak again with a trembling voice.
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4. It is said that all women love a lover, and Mrs Bread's…
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4. Chapter 24
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4. Newman stood there with his hand on the carriage…
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4. Madame de Bellegarde closed her eyes and gave a…
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4. He heard sooner than he expected. The next morning…
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4. Chapter 25
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4. Once in the street, he stood for some time on the…
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4. He arrived in London in the midst of what is called…
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4. M. Nioche, in answer to this cruel piece of irony…
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4. Chapter 26
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4. One day, toward the end of the winter, after a long…
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4. If he had spoken it aloud he would have said that he…
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