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Dive into a thoughtfully assembled treasury of George Meredith’s most striking lines, gathered from his novels, poems, and essays. Each excerpt captures the author’s keen observations on love, ambition, fate, and society, offering a window into the wit and melancholy that define his voice. The collection is organized by source, letting listeners trace each quotation back to its original context with ease.
Designed for both longtime admirers and curious newcomers, this audio compilation serves as a handy reference and a source of inspiration. As you hear each passage, you’ll sense the rhythm of Meredith’s prose and the timeless relevance of his insights. Whether you’re looking for a memorable phrase to ponder or a quick taste of his literary style, the selection invites you to explore the depth and nuance of a celebrated Victorian writer.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (244K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-01-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1828–1909
A major Victorian novelist and poet, he is best remembered for sharp, psychologically rich fiction and for turning comedy into a serious way of looking at human behavior. His work rewards listeners who enjoy wit, moral complexity, and characters who rarely fit simple categories.
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