Farewell to Arms (Version 2)
Ernest Hemingway
Play
Length 9 h 29 min
Chapters 41
First published 1929
Frederic Henry is an American serving as an ambulance driver in the Italian army during World War I, who after being severely wounded and hospitalized, falls in love with and has an affair with an English nurse. Ernest Hemingway’s 1929 novel depicts the physical, emotional and moral destruction of war. (Summary by The Narrator )
Chapters
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Chapter 1 Read by Mark Nelson 4:09
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Chapter 2 Read by Mark Nelson 9:25
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Chapter 3 Read by Mark Nelson 9:01
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Chapter 4 Read by Mark Nelson 11:18
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Chapter 5 Read by Mark Nelson 10:39
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Chapter 6 Read by Mark Nelson 8:54
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Chapter 7 Read by Mark Nelson 16:47
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Chapter 8 Read by Mark Nelson 6:41
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Chapter 9 Read by Mark Nelson 30:39
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Chapter 10 Read by Mark Nelson 10:29
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Chapter 11 Read by Mark Nelson 10:11
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Chapter 12 Read by Mark Nelson 9:23
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Chapter 13 Read by Mark Nelson 13:56
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Chapter 14 Read by Mark Nelson 7:51
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Chapter 15 Read by Mark Nelson 11:57
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Chapter 16 Read by Mark Nelson 8:59
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Chapter 17 Read by Mark Nelson 6:33
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Chapter 18 Read by Mark Nelson 9:50
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Chapter 19 Read by Mark Nelson 18:33
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Chapter 20 Read by Mark Nelson 10:39
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Chapter 21 Read by Mark Nelson 15:50
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Chapter 22 Read by Mark Nelson 6:38
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Chapter 23 Read by Mark Nelson 18:31
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Chapter 24 Read by Mark Nelson 6:58
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Chapter 25 Read by Mark Nelson 24:41
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Chapter 26 Read by Mark Nelson 5:32
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Chapter 27 Read by Mark Nelson 24:30
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Chapter 28 Read by Mark Nelson 16:57
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Chapter 29 Read by Mark Nelson 11:01
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Chapter 30 Read by Mark Nelson 33:32
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Chapter 31 Read by Mark Nelson 9:28
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Chapter 32 Read by Mark Nelson 5:06
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Chapter 33 Read by Mark Nelson 10:16
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Chapter 34 Read by Mark Nelson 17:17
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Chapter 35 Read by Mark Nelson 18:51
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Chapter 36 Read by Mark Nelson 9:21
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Chapter 37 Read by Mark Nelson 28:39
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Chapter 38 Read by Mark Nelson 22:26
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Chapter 39 Read by Mark Nelson 5:39
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Chapter 40 Read by Mark Nelson 10:06
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Chapter 41 Read by Mark Nelson 42:08
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