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Lord Arthur Savile's Crime
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime

Chapter XIII · Chapter 13

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FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.
The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.
By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.
Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.
Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.
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Lord Arthur Savile's Crime

Chapter XIII · Chapter 13

Chapter 13 of Lord Arthur Savile's Crime is here in full — 356 sentences across 72 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.
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The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.
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By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.
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Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.
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Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.
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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

about

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

after

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

along

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

and

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

at

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

attend

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

black

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

boys

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

by

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

came

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

Canterville

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

carriage

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

carried

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

Chase

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

chief

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

coaches

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

coat-of-arms

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

coffin

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

come

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

covered

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

curious

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

days

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

drawn

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

each

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

eight

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

eleven

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

embroidered

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

first

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

FOUR

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

from

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

funeral

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

gold

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

great

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

having

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

head

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

hearse

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

his

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

horses

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

impressive

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

in

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

incidents

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

its

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

last

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

leaden

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

lighted

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

little

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

Lord

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

Minister

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

mourner

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

Mrs

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

night

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

nodding

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

o'clock

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

of

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

on

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

ostrich-plumes

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

pall

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

procession

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

purple

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

rich

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

sat

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

servants

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

side

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

specially

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

started

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

States

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

The

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

Then

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

these

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From this reading FOUR days after these curious incidents a funeral started from Canterville Chase at about eleven o’clock at night.

three

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

to

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

torches

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

tuft

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

Umney

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

United

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

up

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

Virginia

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

Wales

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From this reading Lord Canterville was the chief mourner, having come up specially from Wales to attend the funeral, and sat in the first carriage along with little Virginia.

walked

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

was

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

Washington

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

which

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From this reading The hearse was drawn by eight black horses, each of which carried on its head a great tuft of nodding ostrich-plumes, and the leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall, on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms.

whole

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

wife

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From this reading Then came the United States Minister and his wife, then Washington and the three boys, and in the last carriage was Mrs. Umney.

with

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.

wonderfully

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From this reading By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches, and the whole procession was wonderfully impressive.