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The Arrow of Gold

First published
1919
Pages
265

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  1. First Note

    7:43

  2. Part 1 Chapter 1

    24:37

  3. Part 1 Chapter 2

    47:18

  4. Part 1 Chapter 3

    30:54

  5. Part 2 Chapter 1

    17:39

  6. Part 2 Chapter 2

    15:11

  7. Part 2 Chapter 3

    16:16

  8. Part 2 Chapter 4

    37:11

  9. Part 3 Chapter 1

    28:44

  10. Part 3 Chapter 2

    19:18

  11. Part 3 Chapter 3

    17:22

  12. Part 3 Chapter 4

    25:50

  13. Part 4 Chapter 1

    27:37

  14. Part 4 Chapter 2

    18:04

  15. Part 4 Chapter 3

    31:34

  16. Part 4 Chapter 4

    40:11

  17. Part 4 Chapter 5

    29:52

  18. Part 5 Chapter 1

    24:44

  19. Part 5 Chapter 2

    22:09

  20. Part 5 Chapter 3

    17:32

  21. Part 5 Chapter 4

    36:18

  22. Part 5 Chapter 5

    30:40

  23. Part 5 Chapter 6

    20:16

  24. Part 5 Chapter 7

    38:24

  25. Part 5 Chapter 8

    18:08

  26. Second Note

    30:14

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About this book

Joseph Conrad drew on his own restless youth in Marseille for this story of love and intrigue set during the Third Carlist War of the 1870s. The narrator, a young sailor known as Monsieur George, is pulled into smuggling arms across the Spanish border for the royalist cause. Along the way he falls for Doña Rita, a woman who rose from peasant girl to wealthy heiress after inheriting a painter's fortune, and finds himself entangled with the possessive American captain Blunt. Told as a confession framed by two notes, the book trades adventure for the ache of passion and jealousy. It stands apart from Conrad's sea tales as his most openly romantic work. This free PDF and EPUB edition brings it to new readers.

Contents

  1. Epigraph
  2. Dedication
  3. Author’s Note
  4. The Arrow of Gold
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About the author

Joseph Conrad

Joseph Conrad (1857-1924) was a Polish-British writer regarded as one of the greatest novelists in English, though it was his third language. His works probe moral isolation, colonialism, and the darkness within.

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First published
1919
Pages
265
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Peter Dann