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Chapter XXVIII · Chapter 28

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What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.
Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....
III Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.
“_Here’s_ a young woman, George!”
We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.
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Archivist
/ˈɑːrkɪvɪst/
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

Tono-Bungay

Chapter XXVIII · Chapter 28

Chapter 28 of Tono-Bungay is here in full — 210 sentences across 42 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/42 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.
Line 2
Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....
Line 3
IIIOh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.
Line 4
“_Here’s_ a young woman, George!”
Line 5
We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

Learner Dictionary

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Forgotten adjective US /fərˈɡɑːt.n̩/

Not remembered; lapsed from memory.

From this reading “Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....”

Memory noun US /ˈmem.ər.i/

The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information and knowledge.

From this reading “What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.”

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a

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

again

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

and

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

antagonism

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

anything

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

at

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

aunt

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

bay

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

Beatrice

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

beds

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

behind

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

big

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

boyish

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

breakfasting

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

coffee-machine

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

could

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

Crikey

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

ever

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

except

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

fight

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

forgottenadjectiveUS /fərˈɡɑːt.n̩/

Not remembered; lapsed from memory.

From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

full

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

Garvell

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

George

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From this reading “_Here’s_ a young woman, George!”

Grove

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

had

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

have

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

her

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

Here's

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From this reading “_Here’s_ a young woman, George!”

I

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

III

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

in

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

incredible

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

indeed

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

iris

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

it

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

Lady

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

letter

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

London

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

looks

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

me

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

memorynounUS /ˈmem.ər.i/

The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information and knowledge.

From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

met

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

more

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

my

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

never

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

nothing

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

Now

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

of

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

Oh

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

our

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

particularly

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

puzzled

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

queer

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

reading

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

recalled

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

said

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From this reading III “Oh, Crikey!” said my aunt, reading a letter behind her coffee-machine.

seemed

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

senses

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

that

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

the

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

together

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

trick

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

uncle

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

upon

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

vital

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

was

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

We

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

were

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From this reading Now when my senses were full of her, it seemed incredible that I could ever have forgotten....

What

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

whatever

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

when

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From this reading What puzzled me more particularly was the queer trick of my memory that had never recalled anything vital of Beatrice whatever when I met Garvell again that had, indeed, recalled nothing except a boyish antagonism and our fight.

window

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From this reading We were breakfasting together in the big window bay at Lady Grove that looks upon the iris beds; my uncle was in London.

woman

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From this reading “_Here’s_ a young woman, George!”

young

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From this reading “_Here’s_ a young woman, George!”

Chapter 28 of Tono-Bungay by H. G. (Herbert George) Wells holds 210 sentences, grouped into 42 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 28 of Tono-Bungay contain?

Chapter 28 holds 210 sentences of Tono-Bungay, unabridged, divided into 42 reading sections.

This page carries chapter 28 of Tono-Bungay by H. G. (Herbert George) Wells exactly as it stands in the public-domain source edition, without abridgement. It runs to 210 sentences, grouped into 42 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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Work through the 42 sections in order, replaying any sentence and tapping unfamiliar words for their entries.

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Yes — every sentence and every individual word in chapter 28 can be played aloud in United States English.

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People
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World
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Character
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Beginning
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