A Vendetta of the Hills
A Vendetta of the Hills by Willis George Emerson is available here as the complete text, split into 1002 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II Charmed Lives
- Chapter III Feminine Attractions
- Chapter IV Back to the Soil
- Chapter V At La Siesta
- Chapter VI The Quarrel
- Chapter VII Old Bandit Days
- Chapter VIII A Letter from San Quentin
- Chapter IX Tia Teresa
- Chapter X The Home of the Recluse
- Chapter XI A Rejected Suitor
- Chapter XII Accused
- Chapter XIII Entanglements
- Chapter XIV Behind the Bars
- Chapter XV Pierre Luzon Returns
- Chapter XVI The Bitter Bit
- Chapter XVII Elusive Riches
- Chapter XVIII The Jail Delivery
- Chapter XIX In the Cavern
- Chapter XX A Debt of Honor
- Chapter XXI Underqround Wonders
- Chapter XXII The Unexpected Visitor
- Chapter XXIII In a Tight Corner
- Chapter XXIV Love and Revenge
- Chapter XXV A Date is Fixed
- Chapter XXVI Among the Old Oaks
- Chapter XXVII The Prize Winner
- Chapter XXVIII The Rendezvous
- Chapter XXIX Don Manuel Appears
- Chapter XXX Shadows of the Past
- Chapter XXXI Old Friends
- Chapter XXXII Heart Searchings
- Chapter XXXIII At Comanche Point
- Chapter XXXIV Outwitted
- Chapter XXXV The Dawn of Comprehension
- Chapter XXXVI Exit Leach Sharkey
- Chapter XXXVII The Fight on the Cliff
- Chapter XXXVIII Revelation
- Chapter XXXIX Beneath the Precipice
- Chapter XL Wedding Bells
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