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Roderick Hudson
Roderick Hudson

Chapter IV · Chapter 4

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Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.
On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.
He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.
But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.
He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

Roderick Hudson

Chapter IV · Chapter 4

Chapter 4 of Roderick Hudson is here in full — 617 sentences across 124 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/123 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.
Line 2
On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.
Line 3
He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.
Line 4
But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.
Line 5
He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

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Shadow noun US /ˈʃæd.oʊ/

A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.

From this reading “He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.”

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a

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

achievements

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

an

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

and

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

arrival

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

at

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

beginnings

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brilliant

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

But

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

comfortable

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

conscience

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considered

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

drudgery

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

England

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

felt

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

following

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

friends

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

gave

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

had

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he

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

her

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

him

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

himself

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

his

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Hudson

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

in

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

incorruptible

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

inform

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

inglorious

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

it

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

judged

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

know

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

let

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

lightly

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

like

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

made

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

man's

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

Mentor

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

Messrs

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

more

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

Mrs

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

new

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

not

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

of

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

old

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

On

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

ones

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

or

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

owed

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

passed

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

present

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

profitable

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

relieved

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

remind

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

Roderick

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

Roderick's

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

Rowland

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

said

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

several

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

shadownounUS /ˈʃæd.oʊ/

A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.

From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

she

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

son

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

Spooner's

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

statement

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

staying

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

Striker

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

succinct

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

summer

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

than

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

that

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

the

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

three

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

to

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

truth

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

tutelage

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two

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

very

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

were

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From this reading He owed it to himself, he said, to remind her that he had not judged lightly, and that Roderick’s present achievements were more profitable than his inglorious drudgery at Messrs. Striker & Spooner’s.

wished

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From this reading He felt that she considered him an incorruptible Mentor, following Roderick like a shadow, and he wished to let her know the truth.

with

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From this reading Rowland passed the summer in England, staying with several old friends and two or three new ones.

write

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From this reading On his arrival, he felt it on his conscience to write to Mrs. Hudson and inform her that her son had relieved him of his tutelage.

young

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From this reading But he made the truth very comfortable, and gave a succinct statement of the young man’s brilliant beginnings.

Chapter 4 of Roderick Hudson by Henry James holds 617 sentences, grouped into 124 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

What does chapter 4 of Roderick Hudson contain?

Chapter 4 holds 617 sentences of Roderick Hudson, unabridged, divided into 124 reading sections.

This page carries chapter 4 of Roderick Hudson by Henry James exactly as it stands in the public-domain source edition, without abridgement. It runs to 617 sentences, grouped into 124 sections of at most 5 sentences so that a reader can take the chapter in steady, finishable pieces. The chapter also stores a coverage record mapping every one of its sentences to a part of the work, which is how the edition demonstrates that no line was dropped.

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