Eyes Of The World

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

In Category - Published 1900 onward

Authors: Harold Bell Wright In Year : 1914

Book Language: English

Audiobook: Eyes Of The World

01 - His Inheritance
02 - The Woman with the Disfigured Face
03 - The Famous Conrad LaGrange
04 - At The House On Fairlands Heights
05 - The Mystery Of The Rose Garden
06 - An Unknown Friend
07 - Mrs. Taine In Quaker Gray
08 The Portrait That Was Not A Portrait
09 - Conrad Lagrange's Adventure
10 - A Cry In The Night
11 - Go Look In Your Mirror, You Fool
12 - First Fruits of His Shame
13 - Myra Willard's Challenge
14 - In The Mountains
15 - The Forest Ranger's Story
16 - When The Canyon Gates Are Shut
17 - Confession In The Spring Glade
18 - Sibyl Andrés and the Butterflies
19 - The Three Gifts and Their Meanings
20 - Myra's Prayer and the Ranger's Warning
21 - The Last Climb
22 - Shadows of Coming Events
23 = Outside the Canyon Gates Again
24 - James Rutlidge Makes a Mistake
25 - On the Pipe-Line Trail
26 - I Want You Just As You Are
27 - The Answer
28 - You're Ruined, My Boy
29 - The Hand Writing on the Wall
30 - In The Same Hour
31 - As The World Sees
32 - They Mysterious Disappearance
33 - Beginning The Search
34 - The Tracks on Granite Peak
35 - A Hard Way
36 - What Should He Do
37 - The Man Was Insane
38 - An Inevitable Conflict
39 - The Better Way
40 - Facing the Truth
41 - Marks of the Beast
42 - Aaron King's Success

The Eyes of the World was the Best Selling Book for 1914 according to Publisher's Weekly. The novel explores what Harold Bell Wright views as the false world of artists, writers, critics, and their wealthy patrons. Two of the main characters are the famous author, Conrad LaGrange and Aaron King, an aspiring artist. LaGrange regretfully describes his writings as “filthy stories in good English” and feels he has sold his soul to become successful. While in California, recovering from a physical breakdown, he befriends Aaron King whose mother he knew when he was a boy. Lagrange serves as counselor to the young man, for he knows the pitfalls of success from his own experience. (Summary by Tom Weiss)