Jewel Sowers: A Novel
Jewel Sowers: A Novel by Edith Allonby is available here as the complete text, split into 1423 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
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- Chapter I An Introduction to Lucifram
- Chapter II Friend and Executor
- Chapter III
- Chapter IV The Golden Serpent
- Chapter V The Master
- Chapter VI New Experiences
- Chapter VII A Debt of Gratitude
- Chapter VIII A Book of Inspiration
- Chapter IX Mariana
- Chapter X A Conversation in Shadows
- Chapter XI Garden and House of Shadows
- Chapter XII An Act of Disobedience
- Chapter XIII The Folly of Simplicity
- Chapter XIV Broken Spirits
- Chapter XV A Wayside House and Gloomy Cell
- Chapter XVI The Governor
- Chapter XVII A Plantation
- Chapter XVIII Seeds Growing Contrariwise
- Chapter XIX A Humble Crucifixion
- Chapter XX A Simple Conversation
- Chapter XXI A Man Who Stood on His Head, According to Lucifram
- Chapter XXII A New Lease of Life
- Chapter XXIII The Scandal of the Temple
- Chapter XXIV At the Sebberens’
- Chapter XXV The Golden Priest
- Chapter XXVI Conversation and a Little Pig-Stuff
- Chapter XXVII After-Dinner Speeches
- Chapter XXVIII Revenge Is Sweet
- Chapter XXIX A Confession
- Chapter XXX
- Chapter XXXI Mysteries in Marble House
- Chapter XXXII Diplomacy
- Chapter XXXIII The Worth of a Jewel
- Chapter XXXIV “A Gift, a Friend, a Foe, a Beau, a Journey to Go.”
- Chapter XXXV The Sun Rises on the Year
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- Introduction
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- Lucifram
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