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Lost Art of Reading

by Gerald Stanley Lee read by Joseph Tabler

*Non-fiction Crafts & Hobbies

10 hr 19 min 8 parts English First published 1902

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Part 1Chapters 1–3

1 hr 20 min

Part 2Chapters 4–6

1 hr 10 min

Part 3Chapters 7–9

1 hr 20 min

Part 4Chapters 10–11

1 hr 12 min

Part 5Chapters 12–13

1 hr 21 min

Part 6Chapters 14–15

1 hr 8 min

Part 7Chapters 16–17

1 hr 15 min

Part 8Chapters 18–19

1 hr 32 min

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Gerald Stanley Lee

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Gerald Stanley Lee speaks here-in of books and self in the time of factories, tall buildings and industry and big city making, the effects of modern civilization on the individual. - Summary by Joseph Tabler

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Published: 1902
Language: English

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