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The Sorrows of Satan

First published: 1895
Pages: 478

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Chapter 1
27:23
Chapter 2
11:28
Chapter 3
22:35
Chapter 4
32:36
Chapter 5
23:27
Chapter 6
34:03
Chapter 7
29:10
Chapter 8
23:06
Chapter 9
23:31
Chapter 10
24:13
Chapter 11
34:02
Chapter 12
18:15
Chapter 13
24:35
Chapter 14
13:23
Chapter 15
25:59
Chapter 16
30:16
Chapter 17
30:43
Chapter 18
26:17
Chapter 19
19:49
Chapter 20
24:27
Chapter 21
22:26
Chapter 22
12:31
Chapter 23
25:11
Chapter 24
36:20
Chapter 25
19:17
Chapter 26
26:26
Chapter 27
32:21
Chapter 28
27:36
Chapter 29
29:43
Chapter 30
31:13
Chapter 31
13:18
Chapter 32
11:11
Chapter 33
18:59
Chapter 34
17:19
Chapter 35
36:25
Chapter 36
25:07
Chapter 37
19:43
Chapter 38
28:07
Chapter 39
23:49
Chapter 40
28:20
Chapter 41
18:26
Chapter 42
27:04

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About this book

Geoffrey Tempest is a starving London writer whose luck turns overnight when a vast inheritance falls into his lap on the very evening he meets the magnetic Prince Lucio Rimanez. The prince opens every door for him, money, fame, a society marriage, yet Tempest never suspects that his generous friend is the Devil himself, wearily working his ruin. Marie Corelli borrows the old Faust bargain to attack the greed, snobbery, and literary hypocrisy of the 1890s, and gives her Satan a strange melancholy: every soul that refuses him brings him nearer to the heaven he lost. Wildly popular on publication in 1895, it was one of the first true global bestsellers. Free PDF and EPUB editions are available here.

About the author

Marie Corelli

Marie Corelli published under a name distinct from her birth name, Mary Mackay, and became a prominent novelist of the late Victorian period. Thelma, issued in 1887, moves between Norwegian landscapes and London society while testing faith, fashion, and social judgment.