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The Purple Land

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  1. PREFACE

    3:06

  2. CHAPTER I

    23:13

  3. CHAPTER II

    19:09

  4. CHAPTER III

    19:39

  5. CHAPTER IV

    28:00

  6. CHAPTER V

    21:50

  7. CHAPTER VI

    16:13

  8. CHAPTER VII

    12:33

  9. CHAPTER VIII

    22:49

  10. CHAPTER IX

    7:38

  11. CHAPTER X

    31:27

  12. CHAPTER XI

    14:02

  13. CHAPTER XII

    20:56

  14. CHAPTER XIII

    16:24

  15. CHAPTER XIV

    32:38

  16. CHAPTER XV

    22:20

  17. CHAPTER XVI

    36:43

  18. CHAPTER XVII

    43:08

  19. CHAPTER XVIII

    32:29

  20. CHAPTER XIX

    46:35

  21. CHAPTER XX

    14:54

  22. CHAPTER XXI

    27:50

  23. CHAPTER XXII

    24:49

  24. CHAPTER XXIII

    27:44

  25. CHAPTER XXIV

    19:50

  26. CHAPTER XXV

    25:29

  27. CHAPTER XXVI

    29:36

  28. CHAPTER XXVII

    23:25

  29. CHAPTER XXVIII

    36:47

  30. CHAPTER XXIX

    28:44

  31. APPENDIX

    5:20

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When the young Englishman Richard Lamb elopes with an Argentine girl against her father's wishes, the couple flees across the river to Uruguay, and Lamb sets out alone to find work in a country torn by revolution. What follows is a loose, sunlit string of adventures among gauchos, rebel fighters, and the women he meets along the road, each encounter testing his loyalties and his conscience. Hudson, who grew up on the pampas, fills the book with vivid landscape and a deep sympathy for the wild, half-feudal life of the plains. Admired by Borges and Hemingway, it reads as both a picaresque romance and a love letter to South America. Free to download as a PDF or EPUB.

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W. H. Hudson

W. H. Hudson (1841-1922) was an author and naturalist born to American parents on the Argentine pampas, who later settled in England. He wrote novels, memoirs, and celebrated works of nature writing, drawing throughout on a boyhood spent among the birds and open plains of South America.

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First published
1885
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
231
Language
English
Formats
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