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The Age of Innocence

Edith Wharton · 1920

Romance~20h at 80 WPM

Newland Archer is about to marry May, the safe choice in old New York. Then Countess Ellen Olenska comes back, and he can't stop looking at her. Their world has rules for every glance, and it enforces them.

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  1. Chapter 1 · The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton7 pagesNext
  2. Chapter 2 · The Albany Chiverses8 pagesNot started
  3. Chapter 3 · ; "but why should we change what is already…8 pagesNot started
  4. Chapter 4 · To counteract the audacity of this…8 pagesNot started
  5. Chapter 5 · But I daresay in the set she's lived in they…9 pagesNot started
  6. Chapter 6 · Archer continued. A spirit of perversity…9 pagesNot started
  7. Chapter 7 · Such questions, at such an hour, were bound…9 pagesNot started
  8. Chapter 8 · Archer responsively.8 pagesNot started
  9. Chapter 9 · At the same time she was simpler in manner…9 pagesNot started
  10. Chapter 10 · It gave him an odd sensation to reflect…8 pagesNot started
  11. Chapter 11 · New York seemed much farther off than…9 pagesNot started
  12. Chapter 12 · But that kind of thing is rather--vulgar…9 pagesNot started
  13. Chapter 13 · Mrs. Archer shook her head with a sigh.…9 pagesNot started
  14. Chapter 14 · And I think rightly." Archer instantly felt…8 pagesNot started
  15. Chapter 15 · And I say it's a shame you're going to miss…9 pagesNot started
  16. Chapter 16 · , after a sad, almost monosyllabic scene of…8 pagesNot started
  17. Chapter 17 · The two men shook hands, and Winsett…10 pagesNot started
  18. Chapter 18 · Disappointment on learning that she was…9 pagesNot started
  19. Chapter 19 · House," not in the market, which was really…9 pagesNot started
  20. Chapter 20 · Welland, beaming across a breakfast table…9 pagesNot started
  21. Chapter 21 · If there's no one and nothing between us…8 pagesNot started
  22. Chapter 22 · The Marchioness shook her head reprovingly.…9 pagesNot started
  23. Chapter 23 · Carver. I'm afraid she's going to marry Dr.…8 pagesNot started
  24. Chapter 24 · Three days after you've entreated her on…9 pagesNot started
  25. Chapter 25 · Mrs Welland9 pagesNot started
  26. Chapter 26 · Carfry, dearest," Archer said; and his wife…7 pagesNot started
  27. Chapter 27 · He had been right in expecting the party at…9 pagesNot started
  28. Chapter 28 · Archer looked down with wonder at the…9 pagesNot started
  29. Chapter 29 · . "I should like to tell her myself that…9 pagesNot started
  30. Chapter 30 · Nothing--as Mrs. Welland had often…8 pagesNot started
  31. Chapter 31 · Gone to Newport too?" Miss Blenker looked at…9 pagesNot started
  32. Chapter 32 · I may as well tell you," he added, "that the…8 pagesNot started
  33. Chapter 33 · Gh!" She lowered her voice. "is it a bad…8 pagesNot started
  34. Chapter 34 · Rivière's sallow countenance. "Not to you…9 pagesNot started
  35. Chapter 35 · Iving," Miss Jackson opined; and her hostess…8 pagesNot started
  36. Chapter 36 · Jackson had been waiting for.9 pagesNot started
  37. Chapter 37 · But the alarm had been great; and…9 pagesNot started
  38. Chapter 38 · But for the first time she became absorbed…9 pagesNot started
  39. Chapter 39 · Rivière's visit, and his intention had been…9 pagesNot started
  40. Chapter 40 · Seeing that he had chosen history she…9 pagesNot started
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