The Egoist
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- First published
- 1879
- Pages
- 675
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00 - Prelude
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01 - Chapter I
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02 - Chapter II
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03 - Chapter III
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04 - Chapter IV
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05 - Chapter V
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06 - Chapter VI
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07 - Chapter VII
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08 - Chapter VIII
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09 - Chapter IX
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10 - Chapter X
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11 - Chapter XI
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12 - Chapter XII
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13 - Chapter XIII
31:50 -
14 - Chapter XIV
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15 - Chapter XV
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16 - Chapter XVI
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17 - Chapter XVII
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18 - Chapter XVIII
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19 - Chapter XIX
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20 - Chapter XX
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21 - Chapter XXI
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22 - Chapter XXII
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23 - Chapter XXIII
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24 - Chapter XXIV
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25 - Chapter XXV
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26 - Chapter XXVI
14:05 -
27 - Chapter XXVII
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28 - Chapter XXVIII
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29 - Chapter XXIX
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30 - Chapter XXX
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31 - Chapter XXXI
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32 - Chapter XXXII
18:58 -
33 - Chapter XXXIII
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34 - Chapter XXXIV
28:43 -
35 - Chapter XXXV
33:02 -
36 - Chapter XXXVI
21:43 -
37 - Chapter XXXVII
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38 - Chapter XXXVIII
11:12 -
39 - Chapter XXXIX
19:07 -
40 - Chapter XL
23:43 -
41 - Chapter XLI
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42 - Chapter XLII
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43 - Chapter XLIII
35:30 -
44 - Chapter XLIV
29:14 -
45 - Chapter XLV
21:30 -
46 - Chapter XLVI
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47 - Chapter XLVII
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48 - Chapter XLVIII
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49 - Chapter XLIX
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50 - Chapter L
9:20
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Meredith turns his comic gaze on Sir Willoughby Patterne, a wealthy landowner so wrapped up in himself that he cannot imagine a woman refusing him. When his first intended bride slips away, he settles on the clever Clara Middleton, who slowly grasps what marriage to such a man would cost her and begins to plot her escape. Around them move the patient Laetitia Dale and a household of sharply drawn relations and hangers-on. Written with dense, glittering prose and a keen eye for vanity, the novel dissects egoism as both a personal failing and a social performance. It remains one of the great English comedies of manners.
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Book facts
- Author
- George Meredith
- First published
- 1879
- Reading time
- About 14 hours
- Pages
- 675
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Satire
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
- Audio read by
- Martin Geeson, Lars Rolander (1942-2016), Elizabeth Klett and others