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Washington Square

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First published
1880
Pages
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  1. Chapter 1

    9:43

  2. Chapter 2

    15:04

  3. Chapter 3

    12:21

  4. Chapter 4

    15:30

  5. Chapter 5

    12:26

  6. Chapter 6

    16:08

  7. Chapter 7

    10:15

  8. Chapter 8

    12:51

  9. Chapter 9

    13:16

  10. Chapter 10

    10:44

  11. Chapter 11

    11:44

  12. Chapter 12

    12:28

  13. Chapter 13

    4:34

  14. Chapter 14

    20:34

  15. Chapter 15

    13:15

  16. Chapter 16

    13:58

  17. Chapter 17

    8:52

  18. Chapter 18

    14:31

  19. Chapter 19

    9:00

  20. Chapter 20

    13:00

  21. Chapter 21

    9:38

  22. Chapter 22

    11:27

  23. Chapter 23

    12:46

  24. Chapter 24

    13:22

  25. Chapter 25

    14:09

  26. Chapter 26

    9:26

  27. Chapter 27

    11:23

  28. Chapter 28

    13:30

  29. Chapter 29

    0:14

  30. Chapter 30

    23:35

  31. Chapter 31

    8:55

  32. Chapter 32

    15:44

  33. Chapter 33

    8:51

  34. Chapter 34

    11:34

  35. Chapter 35

    15:55

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The plain, quiet Catherine Sloper, heiress to a fortune, is courted by a charming but penniless suitor while her brilliant, coldly ironic father is certain the young man is only after her money, leaving Catherine caught between love and a father's contempt. James's spare, elegant novel is a quietly devastating study of a woman's dignity, disillusionment, and hard-won strength. Set in old New York, Washington Square achieves a clarity and emotional force rare among his works. Compact and powerful, it is one of his most accessible and moving books, a perfect miniature of thwarted love and the slow, painful blossoming of self-respect in a heroine the world underestimates.

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Henry James

Henry James was an American-British writer and a master of the psychological novel. Works such as The Portrait of a Lady, The Turn of the Screw, and The Ambassadors explore consciousness, society, and the clash between American and European life.

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First published
1880
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
207
Language
English
Formats
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