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The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu

Chapter XIV · Chapter 14

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THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.
I confess that I am not one of these.
I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.
I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.
He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.
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LEARNER DICTIONARY
Archivist
/ˈɑːrkɪvɪst/
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu

Chapter XIV · Chapter 14

Chapter 14 of The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu is here in full — 204 sentences across 41 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/40 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.
Line 2
I confess that I am not one of these.
Line 3
I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.
Line 4
I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.
Line 5
He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

Learner Dictionary

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Cell noun US /sel/

A small stone room in a prison where an inmate is locked behind iron bars.

From this reading “THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.”

Stood verb US /stʊd/

Maintained an upright posture.

From this reading “I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.”

All words in this reading · 81

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a

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

am

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From this reading I confess that I am not one of these.

America

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

an

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

and

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

any

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

at

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

backing

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

be

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

blackness

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

cellnounUS /sel/

A small stone room in a prison where an inmate is locked behind iron bars.

From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

chained

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

confess

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From this reading I confess that I am not one of these.

could

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

crime

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devoted

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

Dr

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

dread

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

enormous

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

Europe

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

explorer

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

farther

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

fear

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

felt

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

Fu-Manchu

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

genius

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

gone

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

great

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

greater

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

group

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

had

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

have

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

He

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

him

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

his

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

history

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

hold

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

I

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From this reading I confess that I am not one of these.

in

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

intellect

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

into

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

knew

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

lain

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

living

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

man

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

may

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

menace

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

might

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

most

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

nature's

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

Nayland

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

no

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

noisome

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

not

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From this reading I confess that I am not one of these.

of

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

one

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From this reading I confess that I am not one of these.

path

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

plague

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

political

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

rendered

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

scientist

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

secrets

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

Smith

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

some

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

stoodverbUS /stʊd/

Maintained an upright posture.

From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

stupendous

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

suppose

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

than

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

that

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

the

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

THERE

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

these

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From this reading I confess that I am not one of these.

to

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

trained

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

university

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

unknown

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

was

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From this reading He was a scientist trained at a great university--an explorer of nature's secrets, who had gone farther into the unknown, I suppose, than any living man.

wealth

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From this reading I knew that the enormous wealth of the political group backing Dr. Fu-Manchu rendered him a menace to Europe and to America greater than that of the plague.

what

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

who

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From this reading THERE may be some who could have lain, chained to that noisome cell, and felt no fear--no dread of what the blackness might hold.

world's

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From this reading I knew that Nayland Smith and I stood in the path of the most stupendous genius who in the world's history had devoted his intellect to crime.

Chapter 14 of The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu by Sax Rohmer holds 204 sentences, grouped into 41 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 14 of The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu contain?

Chapter 14 holds 204 sentences of The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu, unabridged, divided into 41 reading sections.

This page carries chapter 14 of The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu by Sax Rohmer exactly as it stands in the public-domain source edition, without abridgement. It runs to 204 sentences, grouped into 41 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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Yes — every sentence and every individual word in chapter 14 can be played aloud in United States English.

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Gentleman
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Doctor
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Common
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