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Classic Audiobook Collection - Typhoon by Joseph Conrad ~ Full Audiobook [adventure]
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Typhoon by Joseph Conrad ~ Full Audiobook [adventure]

Classic Audiobook Collection

08/14/22

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Typhoon by Joseph Conrad audiobook.

Genre: adventure

Joseph Conrad's Typhoon is a taut sea tale set aboard the steamship Nan-Shan as it carries a cargo of rice and a deck packed with hundreds of Chinese laborers across the waters of Southeast Asia. Its master, Captain MacWhirr, is a practical, literal-minded man who values routine and clear rules over imagination or flair. With him is Jukes, an ambitious young officer still learning what command truly costs. When ominous weather gathers into a full, merciless typhoon, the ship is driven into a struggle that tests not only seamanship but character. As wind and sea batter the Nan-Shan, order threatens to collapse below decks and on deck alike, where fear, misunderstanding, and greed can be as dangerous as the storm itself. Conrad follows the crew's efforts to keep the vessel afloat while confronting the human chaos that the disaster exposes. Both an intense survival narrative and a sharp study of duty, leadership, and resilience, Typhoon asks what steadiness really means when nature and human nature collide.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 1

(00:29:59) Chapter 2

(00:58:30) Chapter 3

(01:21:57) Chapter 4

(02:11:25) Chapter 5

(02:42:08) Chapter 6

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Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad audiobook.

Genre: adventure

A classic of early literary modernism, Lord Jim tells the story of a young 'simple and sensitive character' who loses his honor in a display of cowardice at sea -- and of his expiation of that sin against his own 'shadowy ideal of conduct' on the remote island of Patusan. The novel, written by Conrad for magazine serialization during an intense and chaotic ten months in 1899 and 1900, has, in the words of Thomas C. Moser, 'the rare distinction of being a masterpiece in two separate genres. It is at once an exotic adventure story of the Eastern seas in the popular tradition of Kipling and Stevenson and a complexly wrought 'art novel' in the tradition of Flaubert and James.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:18:56) Chapter 02

(00:33:13) Chapter 03

(00:53:58) Chapter 04

(01:06:34) Chapter 05

(01:53:15) Chapter 06

(02:35:37) Chapter 07

(03:01:03) Chapter 08

(03:26:47) Chapter 09

(03:50:19) Chapter 10

(04:21:56) Chapter 11

(04:32:45) Chapter 12

(04:53:47) Chapter 13

(05:23:04) Chapter 14

(05:50:45) Chapter 1

(06:25:12) Chapter 2

(06:59:44) Chapter 20

(07:30:58) Chapter 3

(08:01:47) Chapter 4

(08:33:53) Chapter 5

(09:07:14) Chapter 6

(09:39:39) Chapter 7

(10:05:29) Chapter 8

(10:36:00) Chapter 9

(11:21:45) Chapter 10

(11:52:39) Chapter 11

(12:31:26) Chapter 12

(13:08:39) Chapter 13

(13:38:01) Chapter 14

(14:05:01) Chapter 45

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From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne audiobook.

Genre: science

In 1860s America, the Civil War has ended and the Baltimore Gun Club is bored - until its brilliant, larger-than-life president Impey Barbicane proposes an outrageous new project: instead of building weapons, why not build a cannon big enough to send a projectile to the Moon? The idea electrifies the public, attracts funding from around the world, and ignites a race to solve problems no one has faced before: impossible measurements, unprecedented metallurgy, and the perilous mathematics of launch. As plans take shape in Florida, the venture gains a fierce rival in the sharp-tongued French artilleryman Captain Nicholl, whose technical objections and pride clash with Barbicane's bold optimism. Then a surprise volunteer enters the story, shifting the mission from a mere feat of engineering into a human gamble. Part satire, part scientific speculation, and wholly adventurous, Jules Verne blends meticulous detail with playful wit as his characters argue, calculate, and risk everything for a dream that seems a century ahead of its time - and discover that the greatest journey may begin long before anyone leaves the ground.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 1

(00:12:20) Chapter 2

(00:26:12) Chapter 3

(00:32:31) Chapter 4

(00:42:36) Chapter 5

(00:51:11) Chapter 6

(00:59:44) Chapter 7

(01:10:48) Chapter 8

(01:18:15) Chapter 9

(01:27:35) Chapter 10

(01:36:39) Chapter 11

(01:45:34) Chapter 12

(01:58:29) Chapter 13

(02:08:46) Chapter 14

(02:18:45) Chapter 15

(02:29:03) Chapter 16

(02:40:15) Chapter 17

(02:52:52) Chapter 18

(03:07:53) Chapter 19

(03:24:44) Chapter 20

(03:40:10) Chapter 21

(03:49:41) Chapter 22

(03:56:59) Chapter 23

(04:04:23) Chapter 24

(04:17:15) Chapter 25

(04:27:51) Chapter 26

(04:34:43) Chapter 27

(04:39:20) Chapter 01

(04:53:05) Chapter 02

(05:09:24) Chapter 03

(05:16:56) Chapter 04

(05:29:04) Chapter 05

(05:39:51) Chapter 06

(05:50:35) Chapter 07

(06:04:41) Chapter 08

(06:14:02) Chapter 09

(06:25:53) Chapter 10

(06:36:31) Chapter 11

(06:47:17) Chapter 12

(06:59:34) Chapter 13

(07:10:00) Chapter 14

(07:20:30) Chapter 15

(07:30:59) Chapter 16

(07:40:21) Chapter 17

(07:42:35) Chapter 18

(07:54:54) Chapter 19

(08:11:28) Chapter 20

(08:30:23) Chapter 21

(08:48:01) Chapter 22

(08:58:15) Chapter 23

(09:05:46) Chapter 24

(09:13:11) Chapter 25

(09:24:29) Chapter 26

(09:34:42) Chapter 27

(09:40:16) Chapter 28

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