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Moll Flanders

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First published
1722
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  1. Preface

    15:06

  2. My true name is so well known...

    28:32

  3. Thus far I have had a smooth story to tell...

    23:15

  4. But things did not end here...

    31:22

  5. I was reduced very low indeed...

    41:14

  6. I loved the company indeed of men of mirth...

    40:06

  7. But I come now to my own case...

    30:03

  8. I was now the most unhappy of all women...

    42:17

  9. When I parted with my brother...

    25:18

  10. We lived thus near two years...

    29:29

  11. I was now a single person again...

    27:38

  12. I came the next evening...

    34:25

  13. He rose before me in the morning...

    45:39

  14. While I was here, and before I was brought to bed...

    40:52

  15. The first sensible reflect I made...

    54:10

  16. My comrade, having the brand of an old offender...

    36:53

  17. With all these fine compliments we parted...

    38:18

  18. I had dressed myself up in a very mean habit...

    29:13

  19. It was not long after the affair with the mercer...

    28:35

  20. I was now returned to London...

    35:43

  21. In the meantime my poor distressed governess...

    43:26

  22. I must return to my own case...

    40:40

  23. Here was a perplexity...

    49:51

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First published in 1722, Daniel Defoe's novel offers the supposed confessions of a woman born in Newgate prison to a convict mother. Left to make her own way, Moll passes through a string of marriages, seductions, and betrayals, then reinvents herself as a resourceful thief before landing back in the same prison where her life began. She tells her story in a frank, unsentimental voice that refuses easy moral judgment and treats each of her choices as the reasonable act of a woman with no safety net beneath her. Bawdy, shrewd, and surprisingly modern, it stands among the earliest English novels and an early portrait of a self-made survivor. Free PDF and EPUB editions are available.

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Daniel Defoe

Four books here, and only two of them were signed. Robinson Crusoe appeared in 1719 as the account of a mariner of York, written by himself, and readers took that literally for a while.

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First published
1722
Reading time
About 10 hours
Pages
274
Language
English
Formats
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