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Arnold Bennett. These Twain (Unabridged)
These Twain
Table of Contents
Book i. The Woman in the House
Chapter i. The House
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Chapter ii. Hilda on the Stairs
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Chapter iii. Attack and Repulse
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Chapter iv. The Word
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Chapter v. Tertius Ingpen
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Chapter vi. Husband and Wife
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Chapter vii. The Truce
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Chapter viii. The Family at Home
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Chapter ix. The Week-end
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Chapter x. The Orgreave Calamity
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Book ii. The Past
Chapter xi. Lithography
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Chapter xii. Dartmoor
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Chapter xiii. The Departure
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Chapter xiv. Tavy Mansion
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Chapter xv. The Prison
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Chapter xvi. The Ghost
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Book iii. Equilibrium
Chapter xvii. George’s Eyes
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Chapter xviii. Auntie Hamps Sentenced
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Chapter xix. Death and Burial
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Chapter xx. The Discovery
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Arnold Bennett
(Unabridged)
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“Now, Auntie,” the tingling woman warned Auntie Hamps as one powerful individuality may warn another, “don’t worry about us. You know we’re not great chapel-goers.”
She spoke the astounding words gaily, but firmly. She could be firm, and even harsh, in her triumphant happiness. Edwin knew that she detested Auntie Hamps. Auntie Hamps no doubt also knew it. In their mutual smilings, so affable, so hearty, so appreciative, apparently so impulsive, the hostility between them gleamed mysteriously like lightning in sunlight.
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