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Zanoni

by Edward Bulwer-Lytton

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  1. Dedication, Intros & Preface

    36:25

  2. Chapter 1

    40:10

  3. Chapter 2

    28:58

  4. Chapter 3

    17:50

  5. Chapter 4

    20:15

  6. Chapter 5

    38:37

  7. Chapter 6

    35:15

  8. Chapter 7

    24:29

  9. Chapter 8

    18:30

  10. Chapter 9

    15:30

  11. Chapter 10

    31:24

  12. Chapter 11

    44:31

  13. Chapter 12

    35:49

  14. Chapter 13

    22:45

  15. Chapter 14

    40:20

  16. Chapter 15

    32:54

  17. Chapter 16

    38:36

  18. Chapter 17

    35:49

  19. Chapter 18

    17:37

  20. Chapter 19

    24:20

  21. Chapter 20

    31:46

  22. Chapter 21

    21:36

  23. Chapter 22

    10:20

  24. Chapter 23

    27:34

  25. Chapter 24

    19:41

  26. Chapter 25

    38:51

  27. Chapter 26

    24:35

  28. Chapter 27

    37:23

  29. Chapter 28

    33:26

  30. Chapter 29

    36:25

  31. Chapter 30

    29:46

  32. NOTE

    5:50

  33. Zanoni Explained

    6:48

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Art and secret knowledge meet in Edward Bulwer-Lytton's 1842 novel, which places Rosicrucian lore alongside questions about love and human feeling. The opening dedication to the sculptor John Gibson praises an artist working beyond commercial demands and rivalry. That concern with the life of the imagination carries into a story of mysterious powers, alchemy and beings whose existence extends beyond ordinary experience.

The introductory discussion contrasts Mejnour, an immortal figure devoted to intellect, with Zanoni, who retains the capacity for affection and sorrow. Elsewhere, a talkative adventurer recounts his dismissal from a notary's household in Naples, his time aboard a merchant ship and his entry into a pirate crew. These shifts from spiritual speculation to dangerous worldly adventures give the novel its unusual range. Readers interested in nineteenth-century occult fiction will find both symbolic ideas about human attachment and the lively voices of people pursuing fortune.

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Edward Bulwer-Lytton

Edward Bulwer-Lytton was a Member of Parliament, briefly Colonial Secretary, and for a stretch of the nineteenth century among the best-paid novelists in England, which is not how he is remembered.

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