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The Golden Bowl by Henry James
The Golden Bowl is a 1904 novel by Henry James. Set in England, this complex, intense study of marriage and adultery completes what some critics have called the “major phase” of James’ career. The Golden Bowl explores the tangle of interrelationships between a father and daughter and their respective spouses. The novel focuses deeply and almost exclusively on the consciousness of the central characters, with sometimes obsessive detail but also with powerful insight.
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4-26 Part 4, Chapter 26 08.12.2025 43:31
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4-27 Part 4, Chapter 27 07.12.2025 38:43
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4-28 Part 4, Chapter 24 06.12.2025 28:59
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4-29 Part 4, Chapter 29 05.12.2025 29:25
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4-30 Part 4, Chapter 30 04.12.2025 37:19
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4-31 Part 4, Chapter 31 03.12.2025 28:54
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4-32 Part 4, Chapter 32 02.12.2025 29:05
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4-33 Part 4, Chapter 33 01.12.2025 48:00
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4-34 Part 4, Chapter 34 30.11.2025 38:55
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5-35 Part 5, Chapter 35 29.11.2025 41:56
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5-36 Part 5, Chapter 36 28.11.2025 39:00
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5-37 Part 5, Chapter 37 27.11.2025 41:46
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5-38 Part 5, Chapter 38 26.11.2025 35:58
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5-39 Part 5, Chapter 39 25.11.2025 40:52
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6-40 Part 6, Chapter 40 24.11.2025 29:26
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6-41 Part 6, Chapter 41 23.11.2025 31:08
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6-42 Part 6, Chapter 42 22.11.2025 28:27
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