Starvard · The Masters Library
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10 books are on the shelf today, 4 of them with full audio. The shelf is growing toward 100 books.
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by Charles Dickens · 6 parts · about 2 hours 23 minutes of reading · full audio (about 2 hours 44 minutes of listening)
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by Lewis Carroll · 13 parts · about 2 hours 13 minutes of reading · full audio (about 2 hours 47 minutes of listening)
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by F. Scott Fitzgerald · 11 parts · about 4 hours 1 minutes of reading · full audio (about 5 hours 38 minutes of listening)
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by H. G. Wells · 13 parts · about 2 hours 41 minutes of reading · full audio (about 3 hours 40 minutes of listening)
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by Jane Austen · 61 parts · about 10 hours 7 minutes of reading
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by Mary Shelley · 32 parts · about 6 hours 28 minutes of reading
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by Arthur Conan Doyle · 12 parts · about 8 hours 43 minutes of reading
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by Charlotte Bronte · 40 parts · about 15 hours 25 minutes of reading
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by Bram Stoker · 30 parts · about 13 hours 21 minutes of reading
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by Oscar Wilde · 21 parts · about 6 hours 34 minutes of reading
Coming to the shelf
More classics are being prepared: Plato's Dialogues · Aristotle's Ethics · Meditations by Marcus Aurelius · The Analects of Confucius · the plays and sonnets of Shakespeare · Homer · Dante · Seneca · Epictetus · Laozi · Montaigne · Frederick Douglass · Mark Twain · Henry David Thoreau · Herman Melville. Each one arrives free, in full, with audio where we can find a great public domain recording.
Every book here is in the public domain. Texts from Standard Ebooks. Recordings from LibriVox.
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