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About this audiobook
First published in 1898, "The Red Lily" is a novel by French author Anatole France that tells of the affair between a woman of the world, married to a politician, with an artist. A trip to Florence (which symbolizes the title) crowns this carnal and mystical union. Soon, jealousy insinuates itself into the lover's heart, who ends the affair.
Unique in its genre, "The Red Lily" is partially autobiographical, since it is based on the, at first passionate affair, between the author and Mrs. de Caillavet.
Audiobook details
GenreRomance, Literary Classics, General Fiction
Length8 hrs 31 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 29, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface
2Chapter 1 - “I Need Love”
3Chapter 2 - “One Can See that You are Young!”
4Chapter 3 - A Discussion on the Little Corporal
5Chapter 4 - The End of a Dream
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6Chapter 5 - A Dinner ‘En Famille’
7Chapter 6 - A Distinguished Relict
8Chapter 7 - Madame has Her Way
9Chapter 8 - The Lady of the Bells
10Chapter 9 - Choulette Finds a New Friend
11Chapter 10 - Dechartre Arrives in Florence
12Chapter 11 - “The Dawn of Faith and Love”
13Chapter 12 - Hearts Awakened
14Chapter 13 - “You Must Take Me with My Own Soul!”
15Chapter 14 - The Avowal
16Chapter 15 - The Mysterious Letter
17Chapter 16 - “To-morrow?”
18Chapter 17 - Miss Bell Asks a Question
19Chapter 18 - “I Kiss Your Feet Because They have Come!”
20Chapter 19 - Takes a Journey
21Chapter 20 - What is Frankness?
22Chapter 21 - “I Never have Loved Any One but You!”
23Chapter 22 - A Meeting at the Station
24Chapter 23 - “One is Never Kind when One is in Love”
25Chapter 24 - Choulette’s Ambition
26Chapter 25 - “We are Robbing Life”
27Chapter 26 - In Dechartre’s Studio
28Chapter 27 - The Primrose Path
29Chapter 28 - News of Le Menil
30Chapter 29 - Jealousy
31Chapter 30 - A Letter from Robert
32Chapter 31 - An Unwelcome Apparition
33Chapter 32 - The Red Lily
34Chapter 33 - A White Night
35Chapter 34 - “I See the Other with You Always!”