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The Marble Faun

First published
1860
Pages
175

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  1. 01 - Chapter I: MIRIAM, HILDA, KENYON, DONATELLO

    12:04

  2. 02 - Chapter II: THE FAUN

    13:57

  3. 03 - Chapter III: SUBTERRANEAN REMINISCENCES

    13:41

  4. 04 - Chapter IV: THE SPECTRE OF THE CATACOMB

    20:40

  5. 05 - Chapter V: MIRIAM'S STUDIO

    25:49

  6. 06 - Chapter VI: THE VIRGIN'S SHRINE

    24:08

  7. 07 - Chapter VII: BEATRICE

    18:18

  8. 08 - Chapter VIII: THE SUBURBAN VILLA

    16:17

  9. 09 - Chapter IX: THE FAUN AND NYMPH

    19:06

  10. 10 - Chapter X: THE SYLVAN DANCE

    16:13

  11. 11 - Chapter XI: FRAGMENTARY SENTENCES

    17:00

  12. 12 - Chapter XII: A STROLL ON THE PINCIAN

    33:07

  13. 13 - Chapter XIII: A SCULPTOR'S STUDIO

    22:19

  14. 14 - Chapter XIV: CLEOPATRA

    18:26

  15. 15 - Chapter XV: AN AESTHETIC COMPANY

    24:18

  16. 16 - Chapter XVI: A MOONLIGHT RAMBLE

    24:23

  17. 17 - Chapter XVII: MIRIAM'S TROUBLE

    17:59

  18. 18 - Chapter XVIII: ON THE EDGE OF A PRECIPICE

    18:06

  19. 19 - Chapter XIX: THE FAUN'S TRANSFORMATION

    9:20

  20. 20 - Chapter XX: THE BURIAL CHANT

    13:46

  21. 21 - Chapter XXI: THE DEAD CAPUCHIN

    18:53

  22. 22 - Chapter XXII: THE MEDICI GARDENS

    14:46

  23. 23 - Chapter XXIII: MIRIAM AND HILDA

    27:48

  24. 24 - Chapter XXIV: THE TOWER AMONG THE APENNINES

    18:34

  25. 25 - Chapter XXV: SUNSHINE

    28:09

  26. 26 - Chapter XXVI: THE PEDIGREE OF MONTE BENI

    22:39

  27. 27 - Chapter XXVII: MYTHS

    18:12

  28. 28 - Chapter XXVIII: THE OWL TOWER

    14:18

  29. 29 - Chapter XXIX: ON THE BATTLEMENTS

    23:38

  30. 30 - Chapter XXX: DONATELLO'S BUST

    15:42

  31. 31 - Chapter XXXI: THE MARBLE SALOON

    19:52

  32. 32 - Chapter XXXII: SCENES BY THE WAY

    23:24

  33. 33 - Chapter XXXIII: PICTURED WINDOWS

    16:23

  34. 34 - Chapter XXXIV: MARKET-DAY IN PERUGIA

    12:37

  35. 35 - Chapter XXXV: THE BRONZE PONTIFF'S BENEDICTION

    16:14

  36. 36 - Chapter XXXVI: HILDA'S TOWER

    14:50

  37. 37 - Chapter XXXVII: THE EMPTINESS OF PICTURE GALLERIES

    18:21

  38. 38 - Chapter XXXVIII: ALTARS AND INCENSE

    16:39

  39. 39 - Chapter XXXIX: THE WORLD'S CATHEDRAL

    14:39

  40. 40 - Chapter XL: HILDA AND A FRIEND

    24:05

  41. 41 - Chapter XLI: SNOWDROPS AND MAIDENLY DELIGHTS

    19:50

  42. 42 - Chapter XLII: REMINISCENCES OF MIRIAM

    18:39

  43. 43 - Chapter XLIII: THE EXTINCTION OF A LAMP

    20:50

  44. 44 - Chapter XLIV: THE DESERTED SHRINE

    22:37

  45. 45 - Chapter XLV: THE FLIGHT OF HILDA'S DOVES

    20:22

  46. 46 - Chapter XLVI: A WALK ON THE CAMPAGNA

    17:33

  47. 47 - Chapter XLVII: THE PEASANT AND CONTADINA

    22:24

  48. 48 - Chapter XLVIII: A SCENE IN THE CORSO

    19:09

  49. 49 - Chapter XLIX: A FROLIC OF THE CARNIVAL

    24:02

  50. 50 - Chapter L: MIRIAM, HILDA, KENYON, DONATELLO

    28:51

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In the art-filled world of Rome, four young artists become entangled in a mysterious crime that binds them together in guilt and moral awakening, with the sinister figure of a model and a murder at the story's dark heart. Hawthorne sets his meditation on sin, innocence, and the loss of Eden against the ancient ruins and galleries of Italy, blending travelogue with Gothic romance. Rich in symbolism and atmosphere, The Marble Faun explores whether wrongdoing can lead to spiritual growth. Contemplative and evocative, Hawthorne's last completed novel is a haunting study of art, conscience, and the shadowy border between innocence and experience.

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

Nathaniel Hawthorne was an American novelist and short story writer. His works often focus on history, morality, and religion.

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First published
1860
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
175
Language
English
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