Evan Harrington — Complete

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Evan Harrington — Complete

by George Meredith

EN·~16 hours·47 chapters

Chapters

47 total
1

CHAPTER I. ABOVE BUTTONS

16:05
2

CHAPTER II. THE HERITAGE OF THE SON

16:17
3

CHAPTER III. THE DAUGHTERS OF THE SHEARS

20:34
4

CHAPTER IV. ON BOARD THE JOCASTA

31:44
5

CHAPTER V. THE FAMILY AND THE FUNERAL

19:22
6

CHAPTER VI. MY GENTLEMAN ON THE ROAD

18:41
7

CHAPTER VII. MOTHER AND SON

29:10
8

CHAPTER VIII. INTRODUCES AN ECCENTRIC

26:57
9

CHAPTER IX. THE COUNTESS IN LOW SOCIETY

26:37
10

CHAPTER X. MY GENTLEMAN ON THE ROAD AGAIN

19:50

Description

In the sleepy seaside town of Lymport-on-the-Sea, the sudden death of the beloved tailor Melchisedec Harrington sends ripples through the close‑knit community. The locals—pub landlord Kilne, butcher Barnes, confectioner Grossby—gather to swap gossip, speculate on debts, and wonder what will become of the shop that has been both a social hub and a source of quiet pride. Their banter, laced with humor and a hint of rivalry, paints a vivid portrait of a world where personal reputation and commerce are inseparably linked.

Against this backdrop, the story follows the Harrington family as they grapple with the loss and the looming question of succession. The widow’s resolve, the ambitions of a young relative returning from abroad, and the town’s own scheming interests intertwine, promising a tale of loyalty, ambition, and the delicate balance between honour and survival. Listeners will be drawn into the charm of a bygone era and the human drama that unfolds when a community’s heart stops beating.

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Language

en

Duration

~16 hours (964K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-11-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

George Meredith

George Meredith

1828–1909

A sharp, witty Victorian voice, this English novelist and poet is best known for brilliant dialogue, psychological insight, and a style that rewards close reading. His work helped push the English novel toward greater complexity, with books like The Egoist and poems such as Modern Love still drawing attention today.

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