Neva's three lovers: a novel
Neva's three lovers: a novel by Harriet Lewis is available here as the complete text, split into 893 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
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- Chapter I The Game Well Begun
- Chapter II A Decisive Move Commanded
- Chapter III A Fateful Move Decided Upon
- Chapter IV A Door Opened to Wickedness
- Chapter V Settling into Her Place
- Chapter VI Her Ladyship’s Accomplice
- Chapter VII Neva’s First Lover
- Chapter VIII The Son of the Honorable Craven Black
- Chapter IX A Knot Summarily Severed
- Chapter X Neva at Home Again
- Chapter XI Lady Wynde’s Idea Acted Upon
- Chapter XII Black Continues His Conspiracy
- Chapter XIII How Neva Received the Forgeries
- Chapter XIV The Meeting of Neva and Rufus
- Chapter XV Mr. Black Gets a New Idea
- Chapter XVI Rufus Asks the Momentous Question
- Chapter XVII The Young Wife’s Desolation
- Chapter XVIII One of Neva’s Lovers Disposed Of
- Chapter XIX Neva’s Choice Foreshadowed
- Chapter XX Was It a Dream?
- Chapter XXI A Scene in India
- Chapter XXII Back as from the Dead
- Chapter XXIII Neva’s Decision About Rufus
- Chapter XXIV Lally Finds a New Home
- Chapter XXV Lally in Her New Situation
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