Daniel Deronda
George Eliot
Play
Length 31 h 48 min
Chapters 70
First published 1876
In this enduring Victorian classic written in 1876, two stories weave in and out of each other: The first is about Gwendolen, one of Eliot's finest creations, who grows from a self-centered young beauty to a thoughtful adult with an expanded vision of the world around her. The second is about Daniel Deronda, adopted son of an aristocratic Englishman who becomes fascinated with Jewish traditions when he meets an ailing Jewish philosopher named Mordecai and his sensitive sister, Mirah. (Summary by Becky Miller)
Alt-BC: Lucy Burgoyne
Chapters
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Chapter 01 Read by Becky Miller 19:41
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Chapter 02 Read by Becky Miller 16:52
3
Chapter 03 Read by Becky Miller 38:54
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Chapter 04 Read by Becky Miller 11:34
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Chapter 05 Read by Becky Miller 21:23
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Chapter 06 Read by Becky Miller 31:48
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Chapter 07 Read by Becky Miller 44:17
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Chapter 08 Read by Becky Miller 14:40
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Chapter 09 Read by Becky Miller 21:17
10
Chapter 10 Read by Becky Miller 21:59
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Chapter 11 Read by Becky Miller 32:28
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Chapter 12 Read by Becky Miller 12:20
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Chapter 13 Read by Becky Miller 35:09
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Chapter 14 Read by Becky Miller 26:08
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Chapter 15 Read by Becky Miller 18:33
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Chapter 16 Read by Becky Miller 50:51
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Chapter 17 Read by Becky Miller 26:53
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Chapter 18 Read by Becky Miller 14:27
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Chapter 19 Read by Becky Miller 8:38
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Chapter 20 Read by Becky Miller 45:36
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Chapter 21 Read by Becky Miller 23:42
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Chapter 22 Read by Becky Miller 32:16
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Chapter 23 Read by Becky Miller 37:56
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Chapter 24 Read by Becky Miller 26:43
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Chapter 25 Read by Becky Miller 22:55
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Chapter 26 Read by Becky Miller 17:54
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Chapter 27 Read by Becky Miller 23:43
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Chapter 28 Read by Becky Miller 39:47
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Chapter 29 Read by Becky Miller 28:59
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Chapter 30 Read by Becky Miller 36:04
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Chapter 31 Read by Becky Miller 17:12
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Chapter 32 Read by Becky Miller 48:03
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Chapter 33 Read by Becky Miller 34:23
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Chapter 34 Read by Becky Miller 16:26
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Chapter 35 Read by Becky Miller 1:07:59
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Chapter 36 Read by Becky Miller 55:13
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Chapter 37 Read by Becky Miller 36:17
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Chapter 38 Read by Becky Miller 23:55
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Chapter 39 Read by Becky Miller 21:44
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Chapter 40 Read by Becky Miller 40:23
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Chapter 41 Read by Becky Miller 18:34
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Chapter 42 Read by Becky Miller 57:48
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Chapter 43 Read by Becky Miller 18:41
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Chapter 44 Read by Becky Miller 20:36
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Chapter 45 Read by Becky Miller 23:27
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Chapter 46 Read by Becky Miller 27:17
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Chapter 47 Read by Becky Miller 12:41
48
Chapter 48 Read by Becky Miller 1:12:55
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Chapter 49 Read by Becky Miller 6:10
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Chapter 50 Read by Becky Miller 17:41
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Chapter 51 Read by Becky Miller 45:21
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Chapter 52 Read by Becky Miller 43:18
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Chapter 53 Read by Becky Miller 21:11
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Chapter 54 Read by Becky Miller 36:48
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Chapter 55 Read by Becky Miller 10:24
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Chapter 56 Read by Becky Miller 29:51
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Chapter 57 Read by Becky Miller 11:35
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Chapter 58 Read by Becky Miller 21:42
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Chapter 59 Read by Becky Miller 15:03
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Chapter 60 Read by Becky Miller 15:35
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Chapter 61 Read by Becky Miller 25:47
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Chapter 62 Read by Becky Miller 20:19
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Chapter 63 Read by Becky Miller 29:17
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Chapter 64 Read by Becky Miller 25:42
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Chapter 65 Read by Becky Miller 19:56
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Chapter 66 Read by Becky Miller 15:35
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Chapter 67 Read by Becky Miller 18:09
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Chapter 68 Read by Becky Miller 15:08
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Chapter 69 Read by Becky Miller 36:46
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Chapter 70 Read by Becky Miller 10:01
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