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The Ambassadors — Henry James
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1. Strether's First Question, When He Reached the Hotel, Was About His
2. He Had None the Less to Confess to This Friend That Evening That He
3. He Had Told Miss Gostrey He Should Probably Take, for Departure with
4. Those Occasions on Which Strether Was, in Association with the Exile
5. Strether Called, His Second Morning in Paris, on the Bankers of the Rue
6. Strether Told Waymarsh All About It That Very Evening, on Their Dining
7. When Miss Gostrey Arrived, at the End of a Week, She Made Him a Sign;
8. It Really Looked True Moreover From the Way Chad Was to Behave After
9. The Sunday of the Next Week Was a Wonderful Day, and Chad Newsome Had
10. On Which Strether Saw That Chad Was Again at Hand, and He Afterwards
11. Chad Was Not in Fact on This Occasion to Keep His Promise of Coming
12. It Was Quite by Half-Past Five-After the Two Men Had Been Together in
13. In Chad's Lovely Home, However, One Evening Ten Days Later, He Felt
14. Madame De Vionnet, Having Meanwhile Come in, Was at Present Close to
15. It Wasn't the First Time Strether Had Sat Alone in the Great Dim
16. He Received Three Days After This a Communication From America, in the
17. At Four O'Clock That Afternoon He Had Still Not Seen Him, but He Was
18. Strether Rambled Alone During These Few Days, the Effect of the
19. Strether Quitted the Station Half an Hour Later in Different Company.
20. As the Door of Mrs. Pocock's Salon Was Pushed Open for Him, the Next
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22. So Far as a Direct Approach Was Concerned Sarah Had Neglected Him, for
23. There They Were Yet Again, Accordingly, for Two Days More; When
24. Strether Occupied Beside Little Bilham, Three Evenings After His
25. When One Morning Within the Week He Perceived the Whole Thing to Be
26. Almost the First Thing, Strangely Enough, That, About an Hour Later,
27. He Went Late That Evening to the Boulevard Malesherbes, Having His
28. One of the Features of the Restless Afternoon Passed by Him After Mrs.
29. He Had Taken the Train a Few Days After This From a Station-As Well as
30. What He Saw Was Exactly the Right Thing-A Boat Advancing Round the Bend
31. Strether Couldn't Have Said He Had During the Previous Hours Definitely
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33. His Purpose Had Been to See Chad the Next Day, and He Had Prefigured
34. He Was to Delay No Longer to Re-Establish Communication with Chad, and
35. He Had, However, Within Two Days, Another Separation to Face. He Had
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