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The House of Mirth

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  1. Book One – Chapter 01

    27:10

  2. Book One – Chapter 02

    20:22

  3. Book One – Chapter 03

    33:24

  4. Book One – Chapter 04

    26:54

  5. Book One – Chapter 05

    28:05

  6. Book One – Chapter 06

    26:44

  7. Book One – Chapter 07

    24:48

  8. Book One – Chapter 08

    28:24

  9. Book One – Chapter 09

    28:49

  10. Book One – Chapter 10

    20:35

  11. Book One – Chapter 11

    18:46

  12. Book One – Chapter 12

    25:28

  13. Book One – Chapter 13

    23:50

  14. Book One – Chapter 14

    44:04

  15. Book One – Chapter 15

    28:07

  16. Book Two – Chapter 01

    29:46

  17. Book Two – Chapter 02

    32:18

  18. Book Two – Chapter 03

    29:10

  19. Book Two – Chapter 04

    24:23

  20. Book Two – Chapter 05

    23:22

  21. Book Two – Chapter 06

    27:03

  22. Book Two – Chapter 07

    19:24

  23. Book Two – Chapter 08

    28:21

  24. Book Two – Chapter 09

    21:28

  25. Book Two – Chapter 10

    34:07

  26. Book Two – Chapter 11

    18:34

  27. Book Two – Chapter 12

    14:28

  28. Book Two – Chapter 13

    31:03

  29. Book Two – Chapter 14

    13:42

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Lily Bart is beautiful, well-bred, and nearly penniless, a young woman raised to adorn drawing rooms and marry well but unwilling, at the crucial moments, to trade herself for security. Across two years Edith Wharton follows her slow fall from the glittering center of 1890s New York society toward its unforgiving edges, undone by small debts, careless friends, and a code that punishes women far more than men. Published in 1905, the novel made Wharton's reputation and remains one of the most piercing studies of how wealth and reputation are bought and lost. Its sympathy for Lily never softens its clear sight of the world that destroys her.

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Edith Wharton

Edith Wharton was born Edith Newbold Jones into the New York society she spent a career anatomising, and her first book was about interior decoration rather than fiction: The Decoration of Houses, written in 1897 with the architect Ogden Codman Jr.

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First published
1905
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
312
Language
English
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Audio read by
Elizabeth Klett