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"Undo": A Novel
"Undo": A Novel

Chapter V · Chapter 5

Chapter 5 of "Undo": A Novel is here in full — 308 sentences across 62 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.
After eleven o'clock he left the ICP headquarters building for a ten-block ride to an exclusive men's athletic club whose clientele consisted entirely of high-level executives.
Typically, the club arranged rotating squash and racquetball matches between executives in similar positions from different companies and industries.
A president of an insurance company, for example, might be paired with a CEO from an advertising agency; a TV executive with a restaurant magnate...or the chairman of the world's largest computer manufacturer with chairman of the world's largest food manufacturer.
Waiting for his technical and business advisers to arrive for their two o'clock meeting, William stretched and considered the soreness in his arms.
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Archivist
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

"Undo": A Novel

Chapter V · Chapter 5

Chapter 5 of "Undo": A Novel is here in full — 308 sentences across 62 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/61 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.
Line 2
After eleven o'clock he left the ICP headquarters building for a ten-block ride to an exclusive men's athletic club whose clientele consisted entirely of high-level executives.
Line 3
Typically, the club arranged rotating squash and racquetball matches between executives in similar positions from different companies and industries.
Line 4
A president of an insurance company, for example, might be paired with a CEO from an advertising agency; a TV executive with a restaurant magnate...or the chairman of the world's largest computer manufacturer with chairman of the world's largest food manufacturer.
Line 5
Waiting for his technical and business advisers to arrive for their two o'clock meeting, William stretched and considered the soreness in his arms.

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a

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advertising

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advisers

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After

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agency

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an

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and

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arms

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arranged

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arrive

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athletic

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attending

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be

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between

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building

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business

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CEO

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chairman

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clientele

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club

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companies

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company

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computer

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considered

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consisted

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correspondence

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daily

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different

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eleven

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entirely

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example

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exclusive

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executive

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executives

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fashion

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food

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for

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from

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Harrell

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From this reading William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.

he

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headquarters

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high-level

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his

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From this reading William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.

ICP

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in

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industries

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insurance

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largest

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left

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magnate

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manufacturer

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matches

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meeting

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meetings

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men's

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might

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morning

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moving

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o'clock

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of

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on

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From this reading William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.

or

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paired

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positions

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president

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racquetball

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restaurant

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ride

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rotating

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similar

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soreness

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squash

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stretched

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technical

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ten-block

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the

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their

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From this reading Waiting for his technical and business advisers to arrive for their two o'clock meeting, William stretched and considered the soreness in his arms.

then

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From this reading William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.

three

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through

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to

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TV

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two

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Typically

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usual

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From this reading William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.

Waiting

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From this reading Waiting for his technical and business advisers to arrive for their two o'clock meeting, William stretched and considered the soreness in his arms.

whose

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From this reading After eleven o'clock he left the ICP headquarters building for a ten-block ride to an exclusive men's athletic club whose clientele consisted entirely of high-level executives.

William

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From this reading William Harrell worked through his morning in the usual fashion, attending three meetings, then moving on to his daily correspondence.

with

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worked

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world's

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Chapter 5 of "Undo": A Novel by Joe Hutsko holds 308 sentences, grouped into 62 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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