Double Life Of Mr. Alfred Burton
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Play
Length 6 h 44 min
Chapters 30
First published 1913
Alfred Burton, a smooth-talking salesman, is having a perfectly ordinary day on the job when he stumbles across a strange plant in an old house. What he doesn't realize is that the fruit of the plant, when eaten, will change not merely the entire course of his life, but in fact his very self. - Summary by Devorah Allen
Chapters
1
The Fruit of the Tree Read by Linda Olsen Fitak 22:03
2
A Transformation Read by Marcus Alexander 16:24
3
Mr. Alfred Burton's Family Read by ToddHW 13:56
4
A Shock to Mr. Waddington Read by Nick Flesher 17:00
5
Burton's New Life Read by Nick Flesher 15:18
6
A Meeting With Ellen Read by Michelle Tan 17:54
7
The Truthful Auctioneer Read by Michelle Tan 12:46
8
Hesitation Read by Michelle Tan 13:49
9
The Land of Enchantment Read by Blainej 16:22
10
No Reconciliation Read by Blainej 12:45
11
The Gate Into Paradise Read by Joe Selah 10:26
12
A Bolt From the Blue Read by John 11:08
13
Proof Positive Read by John 9:10
14
The Legend of the Perfect Food Read by Pseudonymous Nerd 17:01
15
The Professor Insists Read by Wayne Anderson 12:33
16
Enter Mr. Bomford! Read by Joe Selah 11:01
17
Burton Declines Read by Michelle Tan 11:10
18
The End of a Dream Read by Michelle Tan 17:03
19
A Bad Half-Hour Read by Michelle Tan 17:26
20
Another Complication Read by Joe Selah 9:49
21
An Amazing Transformation Read by Warren Kati 13:07
22
Doubts Read by ToddHW 11:11
23
Condemned! Read by Warren Kati 16:55
24
Menatogen, the Mind Food Read by Warren Kati 15:05
25
Discontent Read by Kathleen Moore 11:56
26
The End of a Wonderful World Read by Kathleen Moore 10:52
27
Mr. Waddington Also Read by Kathleen Moore 11:31
28
The Real Alfred Burton Read by Kathleen Moore 9:31
29
Riches and Repentance Read by ToddHW 12:08
30
A Man's Soul Read by Devorah Allen 6:35
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