A full length audiobook in a whisper or calm reading style, this relaxing reading of the Gilded Age classic, The House of Mirth, will help you fall asleep fast! This was written by Edith Wharton, also known for The Age of Innocence and The Buccaneers.

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Edith Wharton's "The House of Mirth" unfolds in the opulent yet rigid world of New York high society at the dawn of the 20th century. Lily Bart, a beautiful and charming but impoverished socialite, navigates the perilous waters of this elite circle, where one's reputation is paramount. Trapped by the conventions and expectations of her peers, Lily seeks a wealthy husband to secure her position, yet her heart and principles often lead her astray. As she grapples with the contradictions of love and luxury, Lily's journey becomes a poignant critique of a world where wealth and status dictate one's fate. Wharton's novel is a masterful exploration of social dynamics, personal ambition, and the elusive nature of happiness within the glittering confines of high society.

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The House of Mirth Chapters (Book 1):
00:00:00 - Chapter 1
00:40:27 - Chapter 2
01:13:20 - Chapter 3
02:04:57 - Chapter 4
02:45:48 - Chapter 5
03:29:16 - Chapter 6
04:09:20 - Chapter 7
04:48:24 - Chapter 8
05:32:23 - Chapter 9
06:17:31 - Chapter 10
06:50:39 - Chapter 11
07:18:23 - Chapter 12
07:59:31 - Chapter 13
08:35:40 - Chapter 14
09:43:07 - Chapter 15

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The House of Mirth Summary:
In Edith Wharton's "The House of Mirth," we meet Lily Bart, a captivating woman entrenched in the glittering but unforgiving high society of New York. As she approaches thirty, Lily's beauty and charm are her only assets in a world obsessed with wealth and status. Her quest for a rich husband is complicated by her romantic inclinations and a desire for genuine affection, which often conflict with societal expectations. Surrounded by a circle of wealthy suitors and envious peers, Lily's reputation becomes vulnerable to gossip and scandal. As she navigates through various relationships and societal events, her fortunes rise and fall dramatically. Wharton's narrative delves into themes of social class, the role of women, and the consequences of individual choices. Ultimately, Lily's struggle against the constraints of her social environment leads to a tragic culmination, providing a critical look at the moral complexities of early 20th-century American aristocracy