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Brewster’s Millions

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First published: 1902
Pages: 172

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Read by Lucy Burgoyne (1950-2014) · 8 h 3 min · 34 parts

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01 – A Birthday Dinner
9:59
02 – Shades of Aladdin
8:55
03 – Mrs. And Miss Gray
13:41
04 – A Second
15:16
05 – The Message From Jones
20:43
06 – Monty Cristo
19:52
07 – A Lesson In Tact
8:18
08 – The Forelock of Time
11:08
09 – Love And The Prize Fight
11:40
10 – Napoleon Of Finance
14:34
11 – Coals Of Fire
17:45
12 – Christmas Despair
11:54
13 – A Friend In Need
12:30
14 – Mrs. De Mille Entertains
14:14
15 – The Cut Direct
18:09
16 – In The Sunny South
17:04
17 – The New Tenderfoot
12:20
18 – The Prodigal At Sea
12:31
19 – One Hero And Another
9:53
20 – Le Roi S’Amuse
18:14
21 – Fairyland
14:35
22 – Prince And Peasants
15:01
23 – An Offer Of Marriage
14:16
24 – The Sheik’s Strategy
20:05
25 – The Rescue Of Peggy
13:19
26 – Mutiny
13:02
27 – A Fair Traitor
15:41
28 – A Catastrophe
13:43
29 – The Prodigal’s Return
15:21
30 – The Promise of Thrift
12:57
31 – How The Million Disappeared
15:04
32 – The Night Before
11:33
33 – The Flight Of Jones
13:56
34 – The Last Word
15:56

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About this book

George Barr McCutcheon spun one of American fiction's most durable comic premises out of a strange inheritance. Montgomery Brewster receives a million dollars from his grandfather, then learns that a late uncle will leave him seven million more, but only if he can spend that first million within a year and have nothing left to show for it. He cannot explain the terms to anyone, cannot simply give the money away, and cannot gamble it off. The harder Brewster tries to lose, the more his luck insists on multiplying his fortune. First published in 1902, the story has been adapted for stage and screen many times over. This free PDF and EPUB edition offers the original comedy of a young man frantic to go broke.

About the author

George Barr McCutcheon

George Barr McCutcheon (1866-1928) was an American novelist and playwright, best known for the Graustark romances and the comic novel Brewster's Millions. His popular fiction entertained a wide readership.