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Dodsworth

First published: 1929
Pages: 359

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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
25:30
Chapter 3
22:02
Chapter 4
13:42
Chapter 5
26:40
Chapter 6
13:18
Chapter 7
17:19
Chapter 8
19:36
Chapter 9
16:00
Chapter 10
21:17
Chapter 11
69:47
Chapter 12
29:31
Chapter 13
13:30
Chapter 14
18:16
Chapter 15
36:53
Chapter 16
37:38
Chapter 17
22:32
Chapter 18
27:58
Chapter 19
39:41
Chapter 20
21:14
Chapter 21
24:45
Chapter 22
37:52
Chapter 23
43:31
Chapter 24
24:26
Chapter 25
25:53
Chapter 26
30:34
Chapter 27
20:53
Chapter 28
19:45
Chapter 29
16:32
Chapter 30
26:46
Chapter 31
25:08
Chapter 32
20:05
Chapter 33
22:12
Chapter 34
18:51
Chapter 35
13:46
Chapter 36
16:07

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About this book

A retired automobile magnate from the Midwestern city of Zenith, Sam Dodsworth sells his company at fifty and sails for Europe with his restless wife, Fran. What begins as a grand tour turns into the slow unraveling of their marriage. Fran chases the glamour and titled admirers of the Continent while Sam, decent and adrift, tries to work out who he is once his work is gone. Sinclair Lewis sets American practicality against European sophistication and finds both fault and appeal in each. Quieter and more sympathetic than his earlier satires, the 1929 novel is among his most mature studies of character and of a marriage pushed past its center. Free to download as a PDF and EPUB.

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Sinclair Lewis

Sinclair Lewis (1885 to 1951) was an American novelist famous for skewering the conformity and hypocrisy of small-town and business America in the 1920s. His run of major novels earned him the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1930, the first awarded to an American.