
The Magic Mountain (Volume One) - Free Audiobook
Author(s): Thomas Mann,
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- 1. Forward
- 2. Chapter 1: Arrival
- 3. Chapter 1: Number Thirty Four
- 4. Chapter 1: In the Restaurant
- 5. Chapter 2: Of the Christening Basin
- 6. Chapter 2: At Tienappels
- 7. Chapter 3: Drawing the Veil
- 8. Chapter 3: Breakfast
- 9. Chapter 3: Banter
- 10. Chapter 3: Satana
- 11. Chapter 3: Mental Gymnastic
- 12. Chapter 3: A Word too Much
- 13. Chapter 3: Of course, a Female
- 14. Chapter 3: Herr Albin
- 15. Chapter 3: Satana makes Proposals
- 16. Chapter 4: Necessary Purchases
- 17. Chapter 4: Excursus on the Sense of Time
- 18. Chapter 4: He Practises his French
- 19. Chapter 4: Politically Suspect
- 20. Chapter 4: Hippe
- 21. Chapter 4: Analysis
- 22. Chapter 4: Doubts and Considerations
- 23. Chapter 4: Table Talk
- 24. Chapter 4: Mounting Misgivings (1)
- 25. Chapter 4: Mounting Misgivings (2)
- 26. Chapter 4: The Thermometer (1)
- 27. Chapter 4: The Thermometer (2)
- 28. Chapter 4: The Thermometer (3)
- 29. Chapter 5: Soup Everlasting (1)
- 30. Chapter 5: Soup Everlasting (2)
- 31. Chapter 5: Sudden Enlightenment (1)
- 32. Chapter 5: Sudden Enlightenment (2)
- 33. Chapter 5: Freedom
- 34. Chapter 5: Whims of Mercurius
- 35. Chapter 5: Encyclopaedic (1)
- 36. Chapter 5: Encyclopaedic (2)
- 37. Chapter 5: Humaniora (1)
- 38. Chapter 5: Humaniora (2)
- 39. Chapter 5: Research (1)
- 40. Chapter 5: Research (2)
- 41. Chapter 5: Research (3)
- 42. Chapter 5: The Dance of Death (1)
- 43. Chapter 5: The Dance of Death (2)
- 44. Chapter 5: The Dance of Death (3)
- 45. Chapter 5: The Dance of Death (4)
- 46. Chapter 5: The Dance of Death (5)
- 47. Chapter 5: Walpurgis Night (1)
- 48. Chapter 5: Walpurgis Night (2)
- 49. Chapter 5: Walpurgis Night (3)
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Thomas Mann’s epic novel depicts a decaying, corrupted European society on the eve of the First World War. Set in a luxurious sanatorium high up in the Swiss mountains, we follow the destinies of a variety of exotic characters – members of a bourgeois elite drawn from all parts of Europe. Most suffer from consumption, dream of a cure - yet are at the same time squeezing as much pleasure and distraction as they can out of a situation ever-shadowed by sickness, pain, and death. Part surreal comedy, part grim tragedy, part allegory, and part novel of ideas, Mann’s novel is regarded by many as one of the key literary texts of the twentieth century. Summary by Steve Gough
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