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Rip Van Winkle
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Full public-domain text on Usaile, split into 75 HTML chapters for comfortable reading and search indexing. Optional PDFs remain on Project Gutenberg.
- Chapter I.
- Chapter Iv.
- Chapter V.
- Chapter I.
- Chapter Ii.
- Chapter Iii.
- Chapter Iv.
- Chapter V.
- Chapter Vi.
- Chapter Vii.
- Chapter Viii.
- Chapter Ix.
- Chapter X.
- Chapter Xi.
- Chapter Xii.
- Chapter Xiii.
- Chapter Xiv.
- Chapter Xv.
- Chapter Xvi.
- Chapter Xvii.
- Chapter Xviii.
- Chapter Xix.
- Chapter Xx.
- Chapter Xxi.
- Chapter Xxii.
- Chapter Xxiii.
- Chapter Xxiv.
- Chapter Xxv.
- Chapter Xxvi.
- Chapter Xxvii.
- Chapter Xxviii.
- Chapter Xxix.
- Chapter I.
- Chapter Ii.
- Chapter Iii.
- Chapter Iv.
- Chapter V.
- Chapter Vi.
- Chapter Vii.
- Chapter Viii.
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