Romance of Two Worlds
Marie Corelli
Play
Length 10 h 23 min
Chapters 34
First published 1886
The book starts with a young heroine telling her story of coping with a debilitating illness that includes depression and thoughts of suicide. Her doctor is unable to help her and sends her off on a holiday where she meets a mystical character by the name of Raffaello Cellini, an Italian artist. Cellini offers her a strange potion which immediately puts her into a tranquil slumber, in which she experiences divine visions. This is the beginning of her journey to health, both spiritual and physical. (Summary by Wikipedia)
Chapters
1
Prologue Read by Amy Gramour 7:44
2
Chapter 1 Read by Amy Gramour 18:35
3
Chapter 2 Read by Amy Gramour 22:16
4
Chapter 3 Read by Amy Gramour 27:56
5
Chapter 4 Read by Amy Gramour 22:44
6
Chapter 5-1 Read by Amy Gramour 20:16
7
Chapter 5-2 Read by Amy Gramour 19:19
8
Chapter 6-1 Read by Amy Gramour 16:24
9
Chapter 6-2 Read by Amy Gramour 14:24
10
Chapter 7-1 Read by Amy Gramour 17:31
11
Chapter 7-2 Read by Amy Gramour 14:49
12
Chapter 7-3 Read by Amy Gramour 15:18
13
Chapter 8-1 Read by Amy Gramour 18:32
14
Chapter 8-2 Read by Amy Gramour 16:08
15
Chapter 8-3 Read by Amy Gramour 13:55
16
Chapter 9-1 Read by Amy Gramour 19:06
17
Chapter 9-2 Read by Amy Gramour 19:51
18
Chapter 10-1 Read by Amy Gramour 32:51
19
Chapter 11-1 Read by Amy Gramour 16:50
20
Chapter 11-2 Read by Amy Gramour 13:29
21
Chapter 12 Read by Amy Gramour 22:05
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Chapter 13-1 Read by Amy Gramour 15:29
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Chapter 13-2 Read by Amy Gramour 12:59
24
Chapter 14-1 Read by Amy Gramour 16:04
25
Chapter 14-2 Read by Amy Gramour 18:39
26
Chapter 15-1 Read by Amy Gramour 20:45
27
Chapter 15-2 Read by Amy Gramour 24:00
28
Chapter 15-3 Read by Amy Gramour 17:48
29
Chapter 16-1 Read by Amy Gramour 18:41
30
Chapter 16-2 Read by Amy Gramour 19:25
31
Chapter 16-3 Read by Amy Gramour 15:07
32
Chapter 17-1 Read by Amy Gramour 15:09
33
Chapter 17-2 Read by Amy Gramour 13:41
34
Appendix Read by Amy Gramour 25:07
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