Aaron's Rod

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

In Category - General Fiction

Authors: D. H. Lawrence In Year : 1922

Book Language: English

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Chapter 1, Part A - The Blue Ball
Chapter 1, Part B - The Blue Ball
Chapter 2 - Royal Oak
Chapter 3, Part A - The Lighted Tree
Chapter 3, Part B - The Lighted Tree
Chapter 4 - The Pillar of Salt
Chapter 5 - At the Opera
Chapter 6 - Talk
Chapter 7 - The Dark Square Garden
Chapter 8, Part A - A Punch in the Wind
Chapter 8, Part B - A Punch in the Wind
Chapter 9, Part A - Low-Water Mark
Chapter 9, Part B - Low-Water Mark
Chapter 10, Part A - The War Again
Chapter 10, Part B - The War Again
Chapter 11 - More Pillar of Salt
Chapter 12, Part A - Novarra
Chapter 12, Part B - Novarra
Chapter 12, Part C - Novarra
Chapter 13, Part A - Wie Es Ihnen Gefaellt
Chapter 13, Part B - Wie Es Ihnen Gefaellt
Chapter 13, Part C - Wie Es Ihnen Gefaellt
Chapter 14, Part A - 20 Settembre
Chapter 14, Part B - 20 Settembre
Chapter 15, Part A - A Railway Journey
Chapter 15, Part B - A Railway Journey
Chapter 16, Part A - Florence
Chapter 16, Part B - Florence
Chapter 16, Part C - Florence
Chapter 17, Part A - High Up Over the Cathedral Square
Chapter 17, Part B - High Up Over the Cathedral Square
Chapter 18, Part A - The Marchesa
Chapter 18, Part B - The Marchesa
Chapter 19 - Cleopatra, but Not Anthony
Chapter 20, Part A - The Broken Rod
Chapter 20, Part B - The Broken Rod
Chapter 21, Part A - Words
Chapter 21, Part B - Words

Flutist Aaron Sisson is caught up in the aftermath of WWI. A lost soul, he attempts to find himself in the comfort of bar-room talk and alcohol and a woman. Moving on, he spends time with a mining executive's relatives. But he finds the family a stuffy middle-class lot, bored with each other and themselves. He leaves his wife and children and strikes out for the open road. During a playing engagement at an opera performance, he reunites with the mining executive's family. Talk is of love and war, none of it very satisfying to anyone. At dinner with one of the women, Aaron reveals that he is indifferent to most things in life and just wants to be left alone. So it goes with this lost soul among lost souls. One wonders how he will ever find himself or happiness. - Summary by Bill Boerst