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Swan Song

Autor: John Galsworthy
Czyta: David Case
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Swan Song is the conclusion of the second trilogy in the Forsyte Chronicles, which is called A Modern Comedy. John Galsworthy's epic story of the moneyed Forsyte family is a fascinating study of the British propertied class during the decline of the Victorian age.

The "man of property," Soames Forsyte, has mellowed with the passing of the years until, in his old age, he is a patient and benign figure, guarding with especial tenderness the welfare of his daughter, Fleur. But all his watchfulness and devotion are powerless to avert tragedy when Fleur revives her old love affair with Jon Forsyte on Jon's return to England with his American wife.

©1928 John Galsworthy. © renewed 1955 by Ada Galsworthy. (P)2007 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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Opinie krytyków

“A social satire of epic proportions and one that does not suffer by comparison with Thackeray’s Vanity Fair…The whole comedy of manners, convincing both in its fidelity to life and as a work of art.”

(New York Times)

“No one can approach it without realizing that it marks the completion of a fine noble work.”

(Spectator)

“Swan Song is one of the finest and most versatile of the author’s books; gripping both as a tale and as a reflection of our times.”

(Leon Schalit, John Galsworthy: A Survey)

“[Galsworthy’s] work at its best demonstrated a remarkable capacity to reach others, to suggest to them that it is also their own saga.”

(James Gindin, literary critic)
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