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Two on a Tower

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1882
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  1. Preface

    2:54

  2. Chapter 01

    22:01

  3. Chapter 02

    17:17

  4. Chapter 03

    8:59

  5. Chapter 04

    21:28

  6. Chapter 05

    13:48

  7. Chapter 06

    12:22

  8. Chapter 07

    13:46

  9. Chapter 08

    12:46

  10. Chapter 09

    14:47

  11. Chapter 10

    8:12

  12. Chapter 11

    7:35

  13. Chapter 12

    12:12

  14. Chapter 13

    11:33

  15. Chapter 14

    14:52

  16. Chapter 15

    13:24

  17. Chapter 16

    13:49

  18. Chapter 17

    8:00

  19. Chapter 18

    15:02

  20. Chapter 19

    17:33

  21. Chapter 20

    6:58

  22. Chapter 21

    8:39

  23. Chapter 22

    13:20

  24. Chapter 23

    10:57

  25. Chapter 24

    9:30

  26. Chapter 25

    15:10

  27. Chapter 26

    9:33

  28. Chapter 27

    13:42

  29. Chapter 28

    17:38

  30. Chapter 29

    10:22

  31. Chapter 30

    13:37

  32. Chapter 31

    7:48

  33. Chapter 32

    13:05

  34. Chapter 33

    10:36

  35. Chapter 34

    16:31

  36. Chapter 35

    18:10

  37. Chapter 36

    12:08

  38. Chapter 37

    11:32

  39. Chapter 38

    16:45

  40. Chapter 39

    16:11

  41. Chapter 40

    12:55

  42. Chapter 41

    27:58

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In a lonely tower rising above the Wessex fields, a young astronomer named Swithin St. Cleeve studies the stars, until Lady Constantine, an aristocrat trapped in an unhappy marriage and nearly a decade his senior, is drawn into both his work and his heart. Their secret love plays out against the immense, indifferent backdrop of the night sky, which Hardy uses to measure the smallness of human longing. Passion, social distance, and a husband long absent conspire to test them, and Hardy handles the class and age gap with unusual tenderness for his day. Slighter than his great tragedies but quietly moving, this is Hardy at his most cosmic. Free to download as a PDF or EPUB.

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Thomas Hardy

Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) was an English novelist and poet whose fiction, set in a half-imagined Wessex, probed fate, class, and the constraints of Victorian society. His major novels are cornerstones of English literature.

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First published
1882
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
266
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
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