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Martin Eden

by Jack London

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01 - Chapter I
27:50
02 - Chapter II
26:14
03 - Chapter III
17:33
04 - Chapter IV
12:21
05- Chapter V
13:44
06 - Chapter VI
18:35
07 - Chapter VII
25:22
08 - Chapter VIII
20:01
09 - Chapter IX
21:18
10 - Chapter X
14:18
11 - Chapter XI
17:27
12 - Chapter XII
11:46
13 - Chapter XIII
24:21
14 - Chapter XIV
29:15
15 - Chapter XV
20:17
16 - Chapter XVI
18:03
17 - Chapter XVII
16:12
18 - Chapter XVIII
9:55
19 - Chapter XIX
16:50
20 - Chapter XX
17:47
21 - Chapter XXI
14:35
22 - Chapter XXII
15:45
23 - Chapter XXIII
14:01
24 - Chapter XXIV
20:49
25 - Chapter XXV
23:48
26 - Chapter XXVI
26:23
27 - Chapter XXVII
32:53
28 - Chapter XXVIII
15:04
29 - Chapter XXIX
26:54
30 - Chapter XXX
20:08
31- Chapter XXXI
21:25
32 - Chapter XXXII
12:55
33 - Chapter XXXIII
14:27
34 - Chapter XXXIV
14:37
35 - Chapter XXXV
11:20
36 - Chapter XXXVI
18:37
37 - Chapter XXXVII
21:53
38 - Chapter XXXVIII
11:10
39 - Chapter XXXIX
17:10
40 - Chapter XL
15:42
41 - Chapter XLI
16:04
42 - Chapter XLII
22:59
43 - Chapter XLIII
22:56
44 - Chapter XLIV
18:34
45 - Chapter XLV
31:50
46 - Chapter XLVI
27:05

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A rough young sailor named Martin Eden falls in love with Ruth Morse, a refined girl from a comfortable family, and resolves to make himself worthy of her by becoming a writer. He reads and works with ferocious will, dragging himself out of poverty through sheer effort, but the success he finally wins tastes like ash. The same world that scorned him while he was unknown now flatters him, and Martin can no longer believe in any of it. London poured much of his own struggle into this bitter, semi-autobiographical novel, which he later said should be read as a warning against the individualism its hero embodies. Free PDF and EPUB editions of this American classic are available to download.

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Jack London

Jack London (1876-1916) was an American novelist and adventurer whose tales of the Yukon and the sea·The Call of the Wild, White Fang, The Sea-Wolf·made him one of the most popular writers of his time.

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