The Return of the O'Mahony: A Novel
The Return of the O'Mahony: A Novel by Harold Frederic is available here as the complete text, split into 845 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
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- Chapter I The Father of Company F
- Chapter II The Vidette Post
- Chapter III Linsky’s Brief Military Career
- Chapter IV The O’mahony on Erin’s Soil
- Chapter V The Installation of Jerry
- Chapter VI The Hereditary Bard
- Chapter VII The O’mahony’s Home-Welcome
- Chapter VIII Two Men in a Boat
- Chapter IX The Voice of the Hostage
- Chapter X How the “Hen Hawk” Was Brought In
- Chapter XI A Face from Out the Winding-Sheet
- Chapter XII A Talisman and a Traitor
- Chapter XIII The Retreat with the Prisoners
- Chapter XIV The Reinterment of Linsky
- Chapter XV “Take Me with You, O’mahony.”
- Chapter XVI The Lady of Muirisc
- Chapter XVII How the Old Boatman Kept His Vow
- Chapter XVIII The Great O’daly Usurpation
- Chapter XIX A Bargain with the Buried Man
- Chapter XX Near the Summit of Mt. Gabriel
- Chapter XXI On the Mountain-Top--and After
- Chapter XXII The Intelligent Young Man
- Chapter XXIII The Council of War
- Chapter XXIV The Victory of the “Cathach.”
- Chapter XXV Bernard’s Good Cheer
- Chapter XXVI The Resident Magistrate
- Chapter XXVII The Return of the O’mahony
- Chapter XXVIII A Marine Morning Call
- Chapter XXIX Diamond Cut Paste
- Chapter XXX A Farewell Feast
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