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Night and Day

First published
1919
Pages
427

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  1. Chapter 01

    28:04

  2. Chapter 02

    24:42

  3. Chapter 03

    23:08

  4. Chapter 04

    31:21

  5. Chapter 05

    22:29

  6. Chapter 06

    38:53

  7. Chapter 07

    15:44

  8. Chapter 08

    13:26

  9. Chapter 09

    24:51

  10. Chapter 10

    19:42

  11. Chapter 11

    18:17

  12. Chapter 12

    27:31

  13. Chapter 13

    9:17

  14. Chapter 14

    23:56

  15. Chapter 15

    28:04

  16. Chapter 16

    26:07

  17. Chapter 17

    22:36

  18. Chapter 18

    56:22

  19. Chapter 19

    13:41

  20. Chapter 20

    23:37

  21. Chapter 21

    23:40

  22. Chapter 22

    24:58

  23. Chapter 23

    23:32

  24. Chapter 24

    48:03

  25. Chapter 25

    23:26

  26. Chapter 26

    44:41

  27. Chapter 27

    38:08

  28. Chapter 28

    31:29

  29. Chapter 29

    29:54

  30. Chapter 30

    20:22

  31. Chapter 31

    48:12

  32. Chapter 32

    46:47

  33. Chapter 33

    43:58

  34. Chapter 34

    14:17

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About this book

Woolf's second novel, published in 1919. Katharine Hilbery, granddaughter of a great Victorian poet, spends her days helping her mother assemble an endless family biography while quietly craving mathematics and solitude. Around her orbit William Rodney, to whom she becomes engaged more out of duty than love, and Ralph Denham, a struggling law clerk whose feelings unsettle her. Her friend Mary Datchet pours her energy into the suffrage movement while facing disappointments of her own. Pairing the two women, Woolf weighs marriage against independent work and asks what a woman owes her own mind. More conventional in shape than the experimental books that followed, it still turns on the quiet drama of inner life. Available as a free PDF and EPUB edition.

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Virginia Woolf

Adeline Virginia Woolf was an English writer and one of the most influential 20th-century modernist authors. She helped to pioneer the use of stream of consciousness narration as a literary device.

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Book facts

First published
1919
Reading time
About 12 hours
Pages
427
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
J. M. Smallheer