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The residents of the Blithedale farm wish to make it into a modern Arcadia, free from the pollution of society. But they form such a varied, self-interested group, that their efforts are in vain. The misogynistic Hollingsworth wants to turn it into a sanctuary for reformed criminals; the exotic feminist Zenobia is helplessly attracted to Hollingsworth; and the narrator is an unreliable dandy with voyeuristic tendencies. Henry James called The Blithedale Romance the lightest and liveliest of Hawthorne's non-comedic novels.
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- I - Old Moodie
- II - Blithedale
- III - A Knot of Dreamers
- IV - The Supper-Table
- V - Until Bedtime
- VI - Coverdale's Sick-Chamber
- VII - The Convalescent
- VIII - A Modern Arcadia
- IX - Hollingsworth, Zenobia, Priscilla
- X - A Visitor from Town
- XI - The Wood-Path
- XII - Coverdale's Hermitage
- XIII - Zenobia's Legend
- The Silvery Veil
- XIV - Eliot's Pulpit
- XV - A Crisis
- XVI - Leave-Takings
- XVII - The Hotel
- XVIII - The Boarding-House
- XIX - Zenobia's Drawing-Room
- XX - They Vanish
- XXI - An Old Acquaintance
- XXII - Fauntleroy
- XXIII - A Village Hall
- XXIV - The Masqueraders
- XXV - The Three Together
- XXVI - Zenobia and Coverdale
- XXVII - Midnight
- XXVIII - Blithedale Pasture
- XXIX - Miles Coverdale's Confession