A Modern Chronicle — Volume 07

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A Modern Chronicle — Volume 07

by Winston Churchill

EN·~1 hours·5 chapters

Chapters

5 total

Produced by David Widger

1:00:32

Volume 7. - CHAPTER XI - IN WHICH IT IS ALL DONE OVER AGAIN

26:35

"AUNT MARY."

0:12

"CECIL."

10:59

"MARIA W. SIMPSON."

15:28

Description

Honora spends a solitary morning by the Hudson, clutching a treasured volume of Shelley as she recites verses that summon a lost lover from memory. The poetry blurs past and present, and the sudden appearance of the man she has imagined for months ignites both yearning and dread, thrusting her into a tense encounter on a bustling train platform.

As the city’s factories, bridges, and cramped tenements rush past, Honora grapples with the strange mix of excitement and fear that comes with meeting the enigmatic Hugh. Their conversation teeters between confession and uncertainty, while the clamor of the modern world presses in around them. Listeners are drawn into Honora’s inner struggle—whether she deserves the happiness she craves and what the future may hold when the past seems to have stepped into the present.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (109K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Oct 19, 2004

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

1871–1947

A bestselling American novelist of the early twentieth century, he brought American history, politics, and social change to life in sweeping, readable fiction. His celebrated novels include Richard Carvel, The Crisis, Coniston, and The Inside of the Cup.

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