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Confidence
Henry James
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CHAPTER I It was in the early days of April; Bernard Longueville had been spending
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CHAPTER II Two months later Bernard Longueville was at Venice, still under the
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CHAPTER III He had not specified, in writing to Gordon Wright, the day on which
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CHAPTER IV “Which of them is it?” asked Longueville of his friend, after they had
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CHAPTER V Life at Baden-Baden proved a very sociable affair, and Bernard
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CHAPTER VI That evening, in the gardens of the Kursaal, he renewed acquaintance
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CHAPTER VII But on the following evening, Bernard again found himself seated in
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CHAPTER VIII He forbore to ask her his question again--she might tell him at her
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CHAPTER IX Bernard talked of this matter rather theoretically, inasmuch as to
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CHAPTER X It had seemed to him a good idea to interrogate Mrs. Vivian; but there
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CHAPTER XI For the three or four days that followed Gordon Wright’s departure,
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CHAPTER XII It was affirmed at an early stage of this narrative that he was a young
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CHAPTER XIII More than a fortnight had elapsed, but Gordon Wright had not
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CHAPTER XIV Gordon asked him no questions for twenty-four hours after his return,
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CHAPTER XV Now that Gordon was gone, at any rate, gone for good, and not to return,
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CHAPTER XVI It was not till our hero reached Paris, on his return from the distant
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CHAPTER XVII Yes, he was conscious--he was very conscious; so Bernard reflected
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CHAPTER XVIII Bernard left then and went to California; but when he arrived there
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CHAPTER XIX I have called it a stale expedient on Bernard Longueville’s part to “go
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CHAPTER XX Bernard walked beside her, and for some moments nothing was said between
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CHAPTER XXI It filled him with a kind of awe, and the feeling was by no means
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CHAPTER XXII It was opened by the little waiting-maid whom he had seen at Blanquais,
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CHAPTER XXIII And he had them in fact. He called the next day at the same hour, and he
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CHAPTER XXIV Bernard prepared for Gordon’s arrival in Paris, which, according to his
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CHAPTER XXV Gordon took his arm and they gained the street; they strolled in the
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CHAPTER XXVI Bernard sat thinking for a long time; at first with a good deal of
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CHAPTER XXVII At the same moment the door was thrown open, and Mrs. Gordon appeared
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CHAPTER XXVIII This observation struck Bernard as extremely ingenious and worthy of his
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CHAPTER XXIX This statement was very effective, but it might well have seemed at
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CHAPTER XXX Some three evenings after he received this last report of the progress
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CHAPTER VI That evening, in the gardens of the Kursaal, he renewed acquaintance
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