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Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise

Chapter XXXVIII · Chapter 38

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Chapter 38 of Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise by David Graham Phillips holds 859 sentences, grouped into 172 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.

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THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.
She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.
But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.
The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.
In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.
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Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise

Chapter XXXVIII · Chapter 38

Chapter 38 of Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise is here in full — 859 sentences across 172 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/172 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.
Line 2
She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.
Line 3
But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.
Line 4
The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.
Line 5
In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.
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a

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

an

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

and

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

armed

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

as

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

battle

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

became

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

been

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

But

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

certainly

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

conquering

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

danger

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

devised

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

drawn

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

either

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

else

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

had

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

have

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

he

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

her

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

herself

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

immediate

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

in

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

knew

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

less

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

like

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

longer

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

manner

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

matters

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

met

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

methods

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

might

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

morning

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

New

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

next

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

no

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

nothing

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

of

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

out

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

Paris

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

pretend

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

question

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

reflected

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

satisfied

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

She

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

sign

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

some

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

tempted

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

that

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

the

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

there

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

THEY

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

thinking

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From this reading She knew that he, like herself, was thinking of nothing else.

to

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

truce

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

try

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

uneasy

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From this reading The longer she reflected the less uneasy she became--as to immediate danger.

until

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

violence

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.

wait

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

was

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

watch

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

way

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

were

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

with

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From this reading THEY met the next morning with no sign in the manner of either that there had been a drawn battle, that there was an armed truce.

would

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From this reading But until he had devised some way of certainly conquering her he would wait, and watch, and pretend that he was satisfied with matters as they were.

York

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From this reading In Paris the methods of violence he might have been tempted to try in New York were out of the question.