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The Woman in White

Chapter XXVI · Chapter 26

Chapter 26 of The Woman in White is here in full — 316 sentences across 64 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.
I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendancementioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.
Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.
Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.
The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journeyhe purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”
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The Woman in White

Chapter XXVI · Chapter 26

Chapter 26 of The Woman in White is here in full — 316 sentences across 64 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/63 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.
Line 2
I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendancementioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.
Line 3
Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.
Line 4
Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.
Line 5
The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journeyhe purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

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a

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From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

about

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

additionally

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

agitated

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

alarmed

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

all

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

and

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

appearance

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

as

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

attendance

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

because

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

being

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

bewildered

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

by

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

circumstances

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

conceal

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

consent

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From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

continuing

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

Count

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From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

Dawson

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

disapproved

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

doctor

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From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

done

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

every

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From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

from

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

get

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From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

Glyde

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

had

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

happened

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

he

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

her

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

From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

him

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

his

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

house

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

I

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

in

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

inquired

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

From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

insulted

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

interest

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

From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

journey

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

knew

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

knowledge

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

Lady

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

ladyship

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

From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

look

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From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

manner

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

Marian's

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

mentioning

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

misunderstanding

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

From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

more

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

Mr

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

my

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

never

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

of

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

From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

out

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

Percival's

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

presence

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

purposely

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

readily

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

related

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

room

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

said

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

she

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

Sir

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

started

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

From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

sudden

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From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

taking

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

From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

than

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

the

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

them

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

thought

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

From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

to

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

From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

told

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

From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

under

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

unhappy

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

up

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

From this reading Her ladyship started up, with every appearance of being additionally agitated and alarmed by what I had told her.

walking

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

What

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From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

which

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

with

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From this reading “What misunderstanding?” inquired her ladyship, with a look of sudden interest.

withdrawn

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From this reading I related the unhappy circumstances under which Mr. Dawson had withdrawn his attendance—mentioning them all the more readily because I disapproved of Sir Percival’s continuing to conceal what had happened (as he had done in my presence) from the knowledge of Lady Glyde.

Worse

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From this reading “Worse! worse than I thought!” she said, walking about the room, in a bewildered manner.

would

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From this reading “The Count knew Mr. Dawson would never consent to Marian’s taking a journey—he purposely insulted the doctor to get him out of the house.”

Chapter 26 of The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins holds 316 sentences, grouped into 64 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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Teacher
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