Fraternity
John Galsworthy
Play
Length 10 h 13 min
Chapters 41
First published 1909
A satire of middle-class complacency and artistic aspiration. It is the story of a strange bohemian upper-class love triangle, and of a mystic tract. (Summary by Simon Evers)
Chapters
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Chapter 1 Read by Simon Evers 26:51
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Chapter 2 Read by Simon Evers 18:04
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Chapter 3 Read by Simon Evers 14:05
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Chapter 4 Read by Simon Evers 11:21
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Chapter 5 Read by Simon Evers 15:03
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Chapter 6 Read by Simon Evers 16:15
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Chapter 7 Read by Simon Evers 18:24
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Chapter 8 Read by Simon Evers 26:30
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Chapter 9 Read by Simon Evers 10:59
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Chapter 10 Read by Simon Evers 14:27
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Chapter 11 Read by Simon Evers 4:41
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Chapter 12 Read by Simon Evers 9:57
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Chapter 13 Read by Simon Evers 10:13
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Chapter 14 Read by Simon Evers 19:12
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Chapter 15 Read by Simon Evers 6:38
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Chapter 16 Read by Simon Evers 10:16
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Chapter 17 Read by Simon Evers 22:43
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Chapter 18 Read by Simon Evers 6:06
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Chapter 19 Read by Simon Evers 15:49
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Chapter 20 Read by Simon Evers 10:07
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Chapter 21 Read by Simon Evers 25:55
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Chapter 22 Read by Simon Evers 13:01
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Chapter 23 Read by Simon Evers 10:52
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Chapter 24 Read by Simon Evers 22:12
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Chapter 25 Read by Simon Evers 6:54
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Chapter 26 Read by Simon Evers 13:12
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Chapter 27 Read by Simon Evers 26:43
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Chapter 28 Read by Simon Evers 18:00
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Chapter 29 Read by Simon Evers 18:50
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Chapter 30 Read by Simon Evers 17:51
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Chapter 31 Read by Simon Evers 18:50
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Chapter 32 Read by Simon Evers 13:04
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Chapter 33 Read by Simon Evers 13:14
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Chapter 34 Read by Simon Evers 12:39
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Chapter 35 Read by Simon Evers 12:47
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Chapter 36 Read by Simon Evers 21:17
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Chapter 37 Read by Simon Evers 14:29
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Chapter 38 Read by Simon Evers 13:23
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Chapter 39 Read by Simon Evers 10:49
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Chapter 40 Read by Simon Evers 9:59
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Chapter 41 Read by Simon Evers 11:34
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