Susan Proudleigh
Susan Proudleigh by Herbert George De Lisser is available here as the complete text, split into 934 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
Susan Proudleigh by Herbert George De Lisser. Complete source text from Project Gutenberg eBook #56335.
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Susan Proudleigh
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- Chapter I Susan’s Dilemma
- Chapter II A Passage-at-Arms
- Chapter III
- Chapter IV What Came of the Case
- Chapter V Letitia’s Invitation
- Chapter VI Samuel Josiah Jones
- Chapter VII The Announcement
- Chapter VIII Susan Gives “a Joke”
- Chapter IX Jones Is Warned
- Chapter X “The Sword of the Lord”
- Chapter XI The Land of Promise
- Chapter XII Jones Changes His Mind
- Chapter XIII Susan Settles Down
- Chapter XIV The Fly in the Ointment
- Chapter XV The Subscription Party
- Chapter XVI Jones Demonstrates
- Chapter XVII Susan’s Last Effort
- Chapter XVIII The Family Arrives
- Chapter XIX Catherine Learns Something
- Chapter XX The Meeting
- Chapter XXI The Night of the Fire
- Chapter XXII The Anonymous Letter
- Chapter XXIII Samuel’s Determination
- Chapter XXIV What Happened at Culebra
- Chapter XXV Susan’s Luck
- Chapter XXVI Jones Speaks in the Predicate
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- Susan
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