Whatsoever a Man Soweth
Whatsoever a Man Soweth is a novel by William Le Queux that follows the story of a man named John Dale who inherits a large sum of money and decides to use it to help those in need. The book explores themes of charity, morality, and the consequences of one's actions.
By William Le Queux · First published 1902 · Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Crime · 31 chapters · 84,461 words
First lines
"Then you really don't intend to marry me, Wilfrid?"
"The honour of being your husband, Tibbie, I must respectfully decline," I said.
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: William Le Queux
- Date: 1902 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Mystery, Thriller, Crime, Drama, Romance
- Length: 84,461 words
- Structure: 31 chapters, 2,021 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Fairly Easy (7th Grade)
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Genres
- Mystery — The plot revolves around a mysterious crime and its investigation.
- Thriller — The narrative includes suspenseful and thrilling elements that keep the reader engaged.
- Crime — The story involves criminal activities and their consequences.
- Drama — The book explores dramatic personal and social conflicts.
Tags
mystery · suspense · crime · drama · thriller · moral dilemmas · human nature · consequences · redemption · betrayal · justice · society
Contents
- Concerns a Proposal of Marriage
- Reveals a Woman's Secret
- Describes a Man and a Mystery
- Is Astounding
- Which Puzzles both of Us
- Contains a Curious Confession
- In which I Play a Dangerous Game
- Mainly about the Stranger
- Strictly in Secret
- Explains Certain Important Facts
- Shows a Woman's Weakness
- In the House of the Parhams
- Tells of Another Mystery
- Relates what we Discovered
- By which Sybil Explains Something
- Friends and Foes
- Is Extraordinary
- Arouses Suspicions Regarding Sybil
- Gives a Message to Nello
- Contains Another Surprise
- What Occurred in Dean's Yard, Westminster
- Is an Echo from Charlton Wood
- Places Matters in a New Light
- Complications and Confessions
- Makes Plain a Woman's Fear
- Takes me a Step further
- The House of Doom
- Brings Us Face to Face
- Lifts the Veil
- In which Sybil Speaks
- Contains the Conclusion