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The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe

by Daniel Defoe

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Read by Denny Sayers (d. 2015) · 13 h 55 min · 20 parts

  1. Chapter 1 – Start in Life

    39:07

  2. Chapter 2 – Slavery and Escape

    34:59

  3. Chapter 3 – Wrecked on a Desert Island

    48:32

  4. Chapter 4 – First Weeks on the Island

    58:40

  5. Chapter 5 – Builds a House

    38:15

  6. Chapter 6 – Ill and Conscience Stricken

    42:53

  7. Chapter 7 – Agricultural Experience

    27:20

  8. Chapter 8 – Surveys his Position

    30:38

  9. Chapter 9 – A Boat

    48:42

  10. Chapter 10 – Tames Goats

    32:36

  11. Chapter 11 – Finds Print of Mans Foot on the Sand

    38:02

  12. Chapter 12 – The Cave Retreat

    47:32

  13. Chapter 13 – Wreck of a Spanish Ship

    38:08

  14. Chapter 14 – A Dream Realised

    45:59

  15. Chapter 15 – Friday’s Education

    44:17

  16. Chapter 16 – Rescue of Prisoners from Cannibals

    47:21

  17. Chapter 17 – Visit of Mutineers

    43:44

  18. Chapter 18 – The Ship Recovered

    48:04

  19. Chapter 19 – Return to England

    45:11

  20. Chapter 20 – Fight Between Friday and a Bear

    35:06

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After a shipwreck leaves him the sole survivor on a remote island, Robinson Crusoe must build a life from nothing, taming the wilderness, growing food, and surviving isolation for years before encountering the companion he names Friday. Often called the first English novel, Defoe's tale of endurance and self-reliance reads as gripping adventure and as a meditation on solitude, faith, and civilization. Presented as a true memoir, its realism was revolutionary. The archetypal desert-island story, it has inspired countless imitations and given the language the very idea of the castaway, remaining a cornerstone of English fiction three centuries on.

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Four books here, and only two of them were signed. Robinson Crusoe appeared in 1719 as the account of a mariner of York, written by himself, and readers took that literally for a while.

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Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
260
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Denny Sayers (d. 2015)