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The Dark Flower

by John Galsworthy

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Read by ErikS04, ArturoJR17, jeremycat and others · 9 h 7 min · 53 parts

  1. Part 1 Spring Section I

    4:27

  2. II

    5:19

  3. III

    11:40

  4. IV

    12:17

  5. V

    7:31

  6. VI

    13:38

  7. VII

    13:13

  8. VIII

    11:32

  9. IX

    8:48

  10. X

    7:38

  11. XI

    14:11

  12. XII

    14:09

  13. XIII

    11:14

  14. XIV

    17:19

  15. XV

    18:04

  16. XVI

    13:15

  17. XVII

    11:01

  18. Part 2 Summer Section I

    8:25

  19. II

    4:52

  20. III

    12:35

  21. IV

    7:01

  22. V

    10:16

  23. VI

    7:52

  24. VII

    12:21

  25. VIII

    13:55

  26. IX

    7:33

  27. X

    10:17

  28. XI

    11:19

  29. XII

    6:56

  30. XIII

    10:18

  31. XIV

    11:02

  32. XV

    7:33

  33. XVI

    9:21

  34. XVII

    9:32

  35. XVIII

    10:20

  36. XIX

    8:11

  37. XX

    2:40

  38. XXI

    3:43

  39. Part 3 Autumn Section I

    6:21

  40. II

    12:44

  41. III

    8:00

  42. IV

    9:12

  43. V

    7:00

  44. VI

    6:46

  45. VII

    8:35

  46. VIII

    11:25

  47. IX

    13:07

  48. X

    8:29

  49. XI

    11:27

  50. XII

    23:51

  51. XIII

    22:10

  52. XIV

    8:16

  53. XV

    9:10

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Three parts called Spring, Summer and Autumn divide this novel by John Galsworthy. It begins in early June 1880 at Oxford, where a dark-haired undergraduate named Lennan walks to his tutor's house with a small tortoise in his pocket, an essay on Oliver Cromwell in hand and the Art School on his mind. The tutor is Stormer; Mrs. Stormer, younger than her husband, is Austrian. The book opens with a verse epigraph from The Bard of the Dimbovitza. It was first published in 1913.

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John Galsworthy

John Galsworthy trained as a barrister but devoted his career to novels, plays, and short fiction about English social life. The Forsyte Saga, the family chronicle singled out when he received the 1932 Nobel Prize in Literature, brings together three novels and two interludes.

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Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
145
Language
English
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