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189 >[No title] BACKWATER 1
189 CHAPTER 1 CHAPTER 1 1
189 [No section number] 1 1
189.9 and, beyond and beyond 1.11
189.9 palisade, of palisade of 1.11
190.17 long, sad, greyish long sad greyish 3.20
190.19 softly-moving softly moving 3.23
191.[18-19] [Section break] 2 5.[15-16]
192.[2-3] [Section break] 3 6.[16-17]
192.5 Favourite Favorite 6.20
192.26 left-hand left hand 7.23
194.[2-3] >[No section break] 4 10.[7-8]
194.10 road, Miriam road Miriam 10.18
194.[15-16] [Section break] 5 11.[0-1]
194.20 tram-lines tram lines 11.6
194.24 building bulging building, bulging 11.12
195.13 saal saal 12.18
195.14 >windows, its windows with its 12.18-19
195.14 sunlight; the sunlight, the 12.19
195.19 cross-road cross road 12.26
195.[29-30] >[No section break] 6 13.[12-13]
196.[8-9] [Section break] 7 l4.[9-10]
196.[20-21] >[No section break] 8 15.[0-1]
196.29 >its tower its spire 15.11
196.34 side-streets side streets 15.17
197.[5-6] >[No section break] 9 16.[0-1]
198.[9-10] [Section break] 10 18.[0-1]
198.25 récherché récherché 18.21
199.[33-34] [Section break] 11 21.[0-1]
200.1 may-trees may trees 21.4
200.5 lime-trees lime trees 21.9
200.14 lime-trees lime trees 21.21
200.[29-30] [Section break] 12 22.[17-18]
200.35 >'What are you "What you 23.1
201.27 >and sat* and ast 24.7
202.12 >white rug drawing white sheepskin, drawing 25.10
202.30 dinner-time dinner time 26.5
204 CHAPTER II CHAPTER II 29
204 [No section number] 1 29
204.9 >the hearthrug the sheepskin hearthrug 29.12-13
204.13 >Miriam made a Miriam was a 29.18
204.20 Klassische Stüche . . . Cavatina Klassische Stüche . . . Cavatina 30.8-9
204.23 >the Beethoven that Beethoven 30.12
205.2 and, looking and looking 30.26
205.3 lid, whispered lid whispered 30.26-31.1
205.3 Romance Romance 31.1
205.4 Cavatina Cavatina 31.2
205.8 inquired enquired 31.7
205.9 Cavatina Cavatina 31.9
205.[11-12] [Section break] 2 31.[12-13]
205.[19-20] [Section break] 3 32.[0-1]
205.26 Cavatina Cavatina 32.8
206.7 firm, large firm large 33.2
206.[10-11] >[No section break] 4 33.[5-6]
206.[22-23] >[No section break] 5 33.[20-21]
206.23 again, as again as 33.22
206.28 >week in the week at the 34.5
206.[32-33] [Section break] 6 34.[9-10]
207.23 every one everyone 35.19
207.[24-25] >[No section break] 7 35.[19-20]
207.[28-29] [Section break] 8 36.[0-1]
208.[2-3] [Section break] 9 36.[10-11]
208.18 watching, as she worked, watching as she worked 37.7-8
208.33 fingers, she fingers she 37.26
209.1 matches, the matches the 38.3
209.[23-24] [Section break] 10 39.[5-6]
209.25 smoke and, as smoke, and as 39.7
210.[2-3] [Section break] 11 40.[0-1]
210.21 wide, she wide she 40.23
210.26 shrieked, putting shrieked putting 41.7
210.[30-31] [Section break] 12 41.[10-11]
211.3 dear! dear! 41.19
211.24 >have alcoves have the alcoves 42.20
211.32 dears! My dears!! dears! My dears !! 43.4
211.35 apple-trees apple trees 43.8
212.10 she is an she is an 43.25
212.18 dear! dear! 44.10
212.[33-34] [Section break] 13 45.[2-3]
213.33 pater's pater's* 46.17
213.36 hall-stand hall stand 46.21
214.6 de-doodle [ . . . de-doodle de doodle [ . . . de doodle 47.3-4
214.16 "Bitter-Sweet" [No ital] 'Bitter-Sweet' 47.16
214.[29-30] [Section break] 14 48.[6-7]
214.[32-33] ruddy, thick-set, ruddy thick-set 48.10-11
215.4 >music. music on the lid of the piano. 48.19-20
216.[8-9] [Section break] 15 50.[21-22]
217.2 >a glance a terrified glance 52.10
217.13 Harriett Harriettt* 52.23
217.[17-18] >[No section break] 16 53.[2-3]
218.[6-7] >[No section break] 17 54.[13-14]
218.[32-33] >[No section break] 18 55.[22-23]
219.21 Lorelei Lorelei 57.5
219.37 lime-trees lime trees 57.25
220.13 >was Ted was he 58.18
220.18 lime-trees lime trees 58.24
220.[23-24] [Section break] 19 59.[4-5]
221.21 Ted, ready Ted ready 60.22
221.[26-27] [Section break] 20 61.[4-5]
225.13 ruby-shaded ruby shaded 67.17
226 CHAPTER III CHAPTER III 68
226 [No section number] 1 68
226.10 >French court French count* 68.13
226.32 >on and on on and on and on 69.22
227.[25-26] [Section break] 2 71.[5-6]
227.26 Adèle--The Story of Adèle Adèle--the story of Adèle 71.6
227.35 >move a whole move--a whole 71.17-18
227.36 toilet cover toilet-cover 71.18-19
229.[4-5] [Section break] 3 74.[0-1]
230.3 Eh? What for? Eh? what for?* 75.19
230.17 Adèle Adèle 76.12
232.10 glanced on, gathering glanced on gathering 79.19
232.34 Beadie, still Beadie still 80.23
233.3 realize realise 81.7
233.6 realization realisation 81.10
233.30 'uncultured' How* "Uncultured." How 82.16-17
233.33 back into back nto* 82.21
234.[3-4] [Section break] 4 83.[4-5]
234.4 the Standard "The Standard" 83.5
235.3 fine, chaste, fine chaste 84.26
235.4 The Standard "The Standard" 85.1-2
235.5 penny rag, and penny rag and 85.2
235.15 Bell's Standard Elocutionist "Bell's Standard Elocutionist" 85.16
235.32 languages, and languages and 86.12
235.34-5 Bell's Standard Elocutionist "Bell's Standard Elocutionist" 86.15
236.2 >their backs their back* 86.22
236.8-9 Magnificat Magnificat 87.5
236.11 ' . . . and bay . . . "and bay 87.8
236.14 anything, whilst anything whilst 87.12
236.24 >Bürghers bürgers 87.25
237.[2-3] [Section break] 5 88.[20-21]
237.7 bone, and bone and 89.2
237.10 >with the expression with an expression 89.6
237.11 >despair that despair, this 89.6-7
237.16 fireplace fire-place 89.12
237.27 saal saal 90.1
237.35 psalm, they psalm they 90.11
238.11 fireplace fire-place 90.26
238.14-15 [Section break] 6 91.[3-4]
239.25 ground, in ground in 93.9
240.30 >'Did you "Did ye 95.12
241.2 hats, nobody hats nobody 95.24
241.32 Deborah? Deborah. 97.8
241.35 day-boarders day boarders 97.12
242.8 >But surely But sheerly 97.25
242.8 >Surely Sheerly 97.26
242.11 >'surely.' " sheerly." 98.4
243.2 likeable likable 99.14
243.[3-4] [Section break] 7 99.[15-16]
243.26 the press the Press 100.21
243.27 Areopagitica Areopagitica 100.21
243.27 about, and about and 100.22
243.31 free press free Press 101.1
244.7 >wood, drawers of water; wood and drawers of water, 101.14-15
244.12 dog, and pointed collars, dog and pointed collars 101.22
244.29 'qualified' 'qualified'† 102.18
244.[31-32] >[No section break] 8 102.[19-20]
245.3 hall-table hall table l03.7
245.15 body, warm body warm 103.22
245.15 elastic, easily elastic easily 103.23
245.18 me, me; me, me; [; in ital] 104.1
245.20 her, declaring her declaring 104.4
245.31 bitterly; and bitterly, and 104.18

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