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The Book of Irish Poetry, part II by VariousTranslated by Alfred Perceval Graves Part 1/2
The Book of Irish Poetry, part II by VariousTranslated by Alfred Perceval Graves (1846 - 1931)
Genre(s): Poetry, Anthologies
Read by Various in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Ch 01
00:01:04 - Ch 02
00:03:09 - Ch 03
00:08:51 - Ch 04
00:10:17 - Ch 05
00:11:10 - Ch 06
00:14:05 - Ch 07
00:15:21 - Ch 08
00:18:24 - Ch 09
00:19:59 - Ch 10
00:21:39 - Ch 11
00:24:19 - Ch 12
00:26:26 - Ch 13
00:28:43 - Ch 14
00:30:14 - Ch 15
00:31:41 - Ch 16
00:34:16 - Ch 17
00:37:30 - Ch 18
00:39:10 - Ch 19
00:41:25 - Ch 20
00:43:12 - Ch 21
00:44:20 - Ch 22
00:46:01 - Ch 23
00:47:31 - Ch 24
00:49:33 - Ch 25
00:52:51 - Ch 26
00:55:12 - Ch 27
01:00:21 - Ch 28
01:01:37 - Ch 29
01:02:52 - Ch 30
01:05:56 - Ch 31
01:07:08 - Ch 32
01:08:06 - Ch 33
01:10:05 - Ch 34
01:12:31 - Ch 35
01:16:21 - Ch 36
01:19:51 - Ch 37
01:22:13 - Ch 38
01:23:40 - Ch 39
01:25:17 - Ch 40
01:27:57 - Ch 41
01:30:46 - Ch 42
01:35:03 - Ch 43
01:39:25 - Ch 44
01:42:39 - Ch 45
01:45:03 - Ch 46
01:47:29 - Ch 47
01:49:42 - Ch 48
01:52:48 - Ch 49
01:56:40 - Ch 50
01:58:27 - Ch 51
02:01:02 - Ch 52
02:04:33 - Ch 53
02:05:41 - Ch 54
02:07:24 - Ch 55
02:09:20 - Ch 56
02:11:30 - Ch 57
02:12:55 - Ch 58
02:14:55 - Ch 59
02:15:59 - Ch 60
02:18:11 - Ch 61
02:21:29 - Ch 62
02:23:02 - Ch 63
02:24:05 - Ch 64
02:25:53 - Ch 65
02:27:05 - Ch 66
02:30:37 - Ch 67
02:31:42 - Ch 68
02:33:10 - Ch 69
02:34:28 - Ch 70
02:36:43 - Ch 71
02:38:24 - Ch 72
02:39:16 - Ch 73
02:47:05 - Ch 74
02:48:34 - Ch 75
02:52:38 - Ch 76
02:54:18 - Ch 77
02:55:47 - Ch 78
02:57:42 - Ch 79
02:59:23 - Ch 80
03:03:32 - Ch 81
03:04:59 - Ch 82
03:06:26 - Ch 83
03:08:22 - Ch 84
03:09:54 - Ch 85
03:11:43 - Ch 86
03:13:40 - Ch 87
03:15:11 - Ch 88
03:17:10 - Ch 89
03:18:21 - Ch 90
03:19:26 - Ch 91
03:21:12 - Ch 92
03:22:16 - Ch 93
03:23:01 - Ch 94
03:25:35 - Ch 95
03:30:33 - Ch 96
03:31:35 - Ch 97
03:33:15 - Ch 98
03:34:35 - Ch 99
03:36:40 - Ch 100
More information: https://librivox.org/the-book-of-irish-poetry-part-ii-by-various/
Genre(s): Poetry, Anthologies
Read by Various in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Ch 01
00:01:04 - Ch 02
00:03:09 - Ch 03
00:08:51 - Ch 04
00:10:17 - Ch 05
00:11:10 - Ch 06
00:14:05 - Ch 07
00:15:21 - Ch 08
00:18:24 - Ch 09
00:19:59 - Ch 10
00:21:39 - Ch 11
00:24:19 - Ch 12
00:26:26 - Ch 13
00:28:43 - Ch 14
00:30:14 - Ch 15
00:31:41 - Ch 16
00:34:16 - Ch 17
00:37:30 - Ch 18
00:39:10 - Ch 19
00:41:25 - Ch 20
00:43:12 - Ch 21
00:44:20 - Ch 22
00:46:01 - Ch 23
00:47:31 - Ch 24
00:49:33 - Ch 25
00:52:51 - Ch 26
00:55:12 - Ch 27
01:00:21 - Ch 28
01:01:37 - Ch 29
01:02:52 - Ch 30
01:05:56 - Ch 31
01:07:08 - Ch 32
01:08:06 - Ch 33
01:10:05 - Ch 34
01:12:31 - Ch 35
01:16:21 - Ch 36
01:19:51 - Ch 37
01:22:13 - Ch 38
01:23:40 - Ch 39
01:25:17 - Ch 40
01:27:57 - Ch 41
01:30:46 - Ch 42
01:35:03 - Ch 43
01:39:25 - Ch 44
01:42:39 - Ch 45
01:45:03 - Ch 46
01:47:29 - Ch 47
01:49:42 - Ch 48
01:52:48 - Ch 49
01:56:40 - Ch 50
01:58:27 - Ch 51
02:01:02 - Ch 52
02:04:33 - Ch 53
02:05:41 - Ch 54
02:07:24 - Ch 55
02:09:20 - Ch 56
02:11:30 - Ch 57
02:12:55 - Ch 58
02:14:55 - Ch 59
02:15:59 - Ch 60
02:18:11 - Ch 61
02:21:29 - Ch 62
02:23:02 - Ch 63
02:24:05 - Ch 64
02:25:53 - Ch 65
02:27:05 - Ch 66
02:30:37 - Ch 67
02:31:42 - Ch 68
02:33:10 - Ch 69
02:34:28 - Ch 70
02:36:43 - Ch 71
02:38:24 - Ch 72
02:39:16 - Ch 73
02:47:05 - Ch 74
02:48:34 - Ch 75
02:52:38 - Ch 76
02:54:18 - Ch 77
02:55:47 - Ch 78
02:57:42 - Ch 79
02:59:23 - Ch 80
03:03:32 - Ch 81
03:04:59 - Ch 82
03:06:26 - Ch 83
03:08:22 - Ch 84
03:09:54 - Ch 85
03:11:43 - Ch 86
03:13:40 - Ch 87
03:15:11 - Ch 88
03:17:10 - Ch 89
03:18:21 - Ch 90
03:19:26 - Ch 91
03:21:12 - Ch 92
03:22:16 - Ch 93
03:23:01 - Ch 94
03:25:35 - Ch 95
03:30:33 - Ch 96
03:31:35 - Ch 97
03:33:15 - Ch 98
03:34:35 - Ch 99
03:36:40 - Ch 100
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Prejudices, First Series by H. L. MENCKEN (1880 - 1956)
Genre(s): Culture & Heritage Fiction, Essays & Short Works, Literary Criticism
Read by: DrPGould, Linda Johnson, Larry Wilson, Karen Mallozzi, Shasta in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Criticism of Criticism of Criticism
00:18:54 - 02 - The Late Mr. Wells
00:44:25 - 03 - Arnold Bennett
01:15:03 - 04 - The Dean
01:25:51 - 05 - Professor Veblen
02:01:42 - 06 - The New Poetry Movement
02:25:04 - 07 - The Heir of Mark Twain
02:34:55 - 08 - Hermann Sudermann
02:53:02 - 09 - George Ade
03:13:37 - 10 - The Butte Bashkirtseff
03:25:51 - 11 - Six Members of the Institute
03:54:52 - 12 - The Genealogy of Etiquette
04:33:19 - 13 - The American Magazine
04:52:01 - 14 - The Ulster Polonius
05:09:31 - 15 - An Unheeded Law-Giver
05:18:22 - 16 - The Blushful Mystery
05:45:14 - 17 - George Jean Nathan
06:13:58 - 18 - Portrait of an Immortal Soul
06:35:17 - 19 - Jack London
06:42:25 - 20 - Among the Avatars
06:53:51 - 21 - Three American Immortals
Mencken sharpens his pen and in a collection of short essays delivers acerbic opinions on issues and persons of the time. Among his targets in this volume (the first of six) are critics, H.G. Wells Thorstein Veblen, Arnold Bennett, William Dean Howells, Irvin S. Cobb. Mencken's critiques are delivered against a background of his own well known ethnic, racial, religious, and sectional prejudices. (It is said that the only thing Mencken loved about the Southern United States was his wife, who hailed from Alabama.) Not for the faint of heart, Mencken's prickly, yet unapologetic, prose reveals a window into American attitudes at the time they were written and their influences on the larger American culture. - Summary by DrPGould
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El Aprendiz de Conspirador by Pío BAROJA (1872 - 1956)
Genre(s): Historical Fiction
Read by: Antonio Redondo in Spanish
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Prólogo
00:13:11 - 01 - Libro Primero - Capítulo I
00:34:17 - 02 - Libro Primero - Capítulo II
00:40:39 - 03 - Libro Primero - Capítulo III
01:05:33 - 04 - Libro Primero - Capítulo IV
01:14:56 - 05 - Libro Primero - Capítulo V
01:23:27 - 06 - Libro Segundo - Capítulo I
01:36:59 - 07 - Libro Segundo - Capítulo II
01:51:25 - 08 - Libro Segundo - Capítulo III
02:00:07 - 09 - Libro Segundo - Capítulo IV
02:06:17 - 10 - Libro Segundo - Capítulo V
02:11:17 - 11 - Libro Tercero - Capítulo I
02:20:11 - 12 - Libro Tercero - Capítulo II
02:29:01 - 13 - Libro Tercero - Capítulo III
02:37:14 - 14 - Libro Cuarto - Capítulo I
02:48:57 - 15 - Libro Cuarto - Capítulo II
02:53:29 - 16 - Libro Cuarto - Capítulo III
03:09:38 - 17 - Libro Cuarto - Capítulo IV
03:19:53 - 18 - Libro Cuarto - Capítulo V
03:24:54 - 19 - Libro Quinto - Capítulo I
03:33:40 - 20 - Libro Quinto - Capítulo II
03:41:01 - 21 - Libro Quinto - Capítulo III
03:51:09 - 22 - Libro Quinto - Capítulo IV
04:01:40 - 23 - Libro Quinto - Capítulo V
04:12:41 - 24 - Libro Sexto - Capítulo I
04:26:37 - 25 - Libro Sexto - Capítulo II
04:44:05 - 26 - Libro Sexto - Capítulo III
04:54:05 - 27 - Libro Sexto - Capítulo IV
05:04:07 - 28 - Libro Sexto - Capítulo V
05:12:38 - 29 - Libro Sexto - Capítulo VI
05:21:39 - 30 - Libro Séptimo - Capítulo I
05:41:17 - 31 - Libro Séptimo - Capítulo II
05:53:02 - 32 - Libro Séptimo - Capítulo III
06:07:31 - 33 - Libro Séptimo - Capítulo IV
06:24:30 - 34 - Libro Séptimo - Capítulo V
El aprendiz de conspirador empieza presentándonos la figura de Pello Leguía, imaginario pariente de Baroja, criatura hecha a imagen y semejanza del escritor, y al que su autor atribuye la función de transcribir los cuadernos de las Memorias de un hombre de acción, alguien cuya manera de ser le lleva a: «andar y andar tierras, divisar nuevos horizontes, cambiar de paisajes, comer aquí, dormir allá..., no volver nunca mirada atrás». Aparece también Aviraneta, y tendremos noticias de su niñez y primera juventud en Madrid, Pamplona y Guipúzcoa.En este relato el autor explica cómo han llegado a sus manos los cuadernos de don Pello de Leguía y Gaztelumendi, que constituyen precisamente el texto de las Memorias de un hombre de acción; Explica igualmente por qué al final se ha decidido a dar esos cuadernos a la imprenta y cómo, cuando el editor tuerce el gesto al ver el nombre de Leguía, determina aparecer él mismo como autor, aunque, para que no le remuerda del todo la conciencia, añade al texto algunas disgresiones. - Summary by http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2440739.El_aprendiz_
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Rudder Grange by Frank R. STOCKTON (1834 - 1902)
Genre(s): General Fiction
Read by: Sibella Denton in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Ch. 1: Treating of a Novel Style of Dwelling-house, pt. 1
00:12:13 - 02 - Ch. 1: Treating of a Novel Style of Dwelling-house, pt. 2
00:24:17 - 03 - Ch. 2: Treating of a Novel Style of Boarder, pt. 1
00:30:10 - 04 - Ch. 2: Treating of a Novel Style of Boarder, pt. 2
00:36:22 - 05 - Ch. 3: Treating of a Novel Style of Girl, pt. 1
00:44:05 - 06 - Ch. 3: Treating of a Novel Style of Girl, pt. 2
00:53:24 - 07 - Ch. 4: Treating of a Novel Style of Burglar, pt. 1
01:00:38 - 08 - Ch. 4: Treating of a Novel Style of Burglar, pt. 2
01:08:33 - 09 - Ch. 5: Pomona Produces a Partial Revolution in Rudder Grange, pt. 1
01:15:09 - 10 - Ch. 5: Pomona Produces a Partial Revolution in Rudder Grange, pt. 2
01:21:16 - 11 - Ch. 6: The New Rudder Grange, pt. 1
01:31:01 - 12 - Ch. 6: The New Rudder Grange, pt. 2
01:40:19 - 13 - Ch. 7: Treating of an Unsuccessful Broker and a Dog, pt. 1
01:47:51 - 14 - Ch. 7: Treating of an Unsuccessful Broker and a Dog, pt. 2
01:55:47 - 15 - Ch. 8: Pomona Once More, pt. 1
02:03:35 - 16 - Ch. 8: Pomona Once More, pt. 2
02:10:58 - 17 - Ch. 9: We Camp Out, pt. 1
02:21:53 - 18 - Ch. 9: We Camp Out, pt. 2
02:32:26 - 19 - Ch. 10: Wet Blankets, pt. 1
02:39:54 - 20 - Ch. 10: Wet Blankets, pt. 2
02:47:25 - 21 - Ch. 11: The Boarder's Visit, pt. 1
02:56:41 - 22 - Ch. 11: The Boarder's Visit, pt. 2
03:05:51 - 23 - Ch. 12: Lord Edward and the Tree-man, pt. 1
03:18:05 - 24 - Ch. 12: Lord Edward and the Tree-man, pt. 2
03:28:52 - 25 - Ch. 13: Pomona's Novel, pt. 1
03:45:27 - 26 - Ch. 13: Pomona's Novel, pt. 2
03:59:03 - 27 - Ch. 14: Pomona takes a Bridal Trip, pt. 1
04:06:24 - 28 - Ch. 14: Pomona takes a Bridal Trip, pt. 2
04:15:36 - 29 - Ch. 15: In which two New Friends disport themselves, pt. 1
04:25:28 - 30 - Ch. 15: In which two New Friends disport themselves, pt. 2
04:34:39 - 31 - Ch. 16: In which an Old Friend appears, and the Bridal Trip takes a Fresh Start, pt. 1
04:42:23 - 32 - Ch. 16: In which an Old Friend appears, and the Bridal Trip takes a Fresh Start, pt. 2
04:48:43 - 33 - Ch. 17: In which we take a Vacation and look for David Dutton, pt. 1
04:57:11 - 34 - Ch. 17: In which we take a Vacation and look for David Dutton, pt. 2
05:04:06 - 35 - Ch. 18: Our Tavern, pt. 1
05:16:12 - 36 - Ch. 18: Our Tavern, pt. 2
05:26:55 - 37 - Ch. 19: The Baby at Rudder Grange, pt. 1
05:33:35 - 38 - Ch. 19: The Baby at Rudder Grange, pt. 2
05:40:12 - 39 - Ch. 20: The Other Baby at Rudder Grange, pt. 1
05:48:48 - 40 - Ch. 20: The Other Baby at Rudder Grange, pt. 2
This book presents a number of short, comedic sketches of a country life in middle America in the late 1800s. The hilarious twists and turns endear our adorable, naive married couple to the reader; and the orphan servant Pomona - dear, odd, funny Pomona! - is the focus of several of the stories. Imagine a honeymoon in a lunatic asylum, and you've got Rudder Grange!
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Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 063 by VARIOUS ( - )
Genre(s): *Non-fiction
Read by: Availle, Sue Anderson, Colleen McMahon, Craig Campbell, Dale Grothmann, Peter Thomlinson, Wayne Cooke, TriciaG, Timothy Ferguson, Josh Kibbey, Christopher Hoving in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Audience
00:02:33 - 02 - Joseph Glidden and Barb Wire Fencing
00:23:15 - 03 - Calamity Jane
00:40:19 - 04 - The Case Of The Forgotten Man Farther Considered (1883)
01:10:20 - 05 - Charity
01:15:12 - 06 - Emotion of Multitude
01:19:24 - 07 - Essay on Negro Slavery, No. 1
01:35:43 - 08 - Essay on Negro Slavery, No. 2
01:54:13 - 09 - A Familiar Preface
02:16:39 - 10 - Knight Kadosh
02:45:27 - 11 - The Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth
02:59:52 - 12 - Letter on Corpulence: Addressed to the Public (3rd Edition)
03:53:36 - 13 - A Miraculous Sea-Monster (1694)
04:02:49 - 14 - Preparation For a Christian Life, The Pause (1)
04:30:15 - 15 - Preparation For a Christian Life, The Pause (2)
04:46:49 - 16 - The Poetic Principle
05:24:22 - 17 - The Present Moment (Introduction)
05:30:48 - 18 - Recollections of Audubon Park
05:49:05 - 19 - The Right to Take Oneself Off
05:59:00 - 20 - J. M. W. Turner's Sketchbooks, A Sampling
Twenty short nonfiction works in the public domain, independently chosen by the readers. Volume 63 features essays on a variety of topics: the emotion of the multitude in drama (Yeats), audience (Encyclopedia Britannica), corpulence and diet (Banting), charity (Ambrose Bierce), the forgotten man (Sumner), murder (DeQuincey), suicide (Bierce), free masonry (Albert Pike), the poetic principle (Poe), and the evils of slavery (Othello). Excerpts from Kierkegaard explore his philosophy. Biographical sketches include Calamity Jane, Joseph Glidden, Lucy Bakewell Audubon, and J. M. W. Turner, while Joseph Conrad speaks to his own life in A Familiar Preface. Rounding out the volume is a fascinating 1674 meet-up with a miraculous sea-monster (probably a giant squid). Summary by Sue Anderson
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Great Expectations (version 2) by Charles DICKENS (1812 - 1870)
Genre(s): General Fiction
Read by: Peter John Keeble in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 24 - 24 - Chapter XXIV
00:12:45 - 25 - 25 - Chapter XXV
00:28:57 - 26 - 26 - Chapter XXVI
00:45:05 - 27 - 27 - Chapter XXVII
01:02:43 - 28 - 28 - Chapter XXVIII
01:16:17 - 29 - 29 - Chapter XXIX
01:45:08 - 30 - 30 - Chapter XXX
02:04:19 - 31 - 31 - ChapterXXXI
02:17:15 - 32 - 32 - Chapter XXXII
02:30:15 - 33 - 33 - Chapter XXXIII
02:45:56 - 34 - 34 - Chapter XXXIV
02:59:49 - 35 - 35 - Chapter XXXV
03:17:55 - 36 - 36 - Chapter XXXVI
03:33:14 - 37 - 37 - Chapter XXXVII
03:49:30 - 38 - 38 - Chapter XXXVIII
04:18:47 - 39 - 39 - Chapter XXXIX
04:45:16 - 40 - 40 - Chapter XL
05:14:10 - 41 - 41 -Chapter XLI
05:26:14 - 42 - 42 - Chapter XLII
05:42:11 - 43 - 43 - Chapter XLIII
05:53:25 - 44 - 44 - Chapter XLIV
06:10:28 - 45 - 45 - Chapter XLV
06:27:30 - 46 - 46 - Chapter XLVI
06:44:39 - 47 - 47 - Chapter XLVII
06:59:15 - 48 - 48 - Chapter XLVIII
Great Expectations is written in the first person and is virtually a fictional autobiography of 'Pip' from his childhood, through often painful experiences, to adulthood. It charts his progress as he moves from the Kent marshes - his social status radically changed having gained an unknown benefactor - to busy commercial London. The book is richly populated with a variety of extraordinary characters many of whom, unbeknownst to them, have lives that are inextricably linked to the others. It is all there, love, hate, passion, humour, rejection, duplicity, betrayal, a whole gamut of emotions and human strengths and weaknesses . This is one of Dickens most fascinating, and disturbing novels. (Summary by Peter Keeble)
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De Ellendigen - Deel 5 - Jean Valjean by Victor HUGO (1802 - 1885)
Genre(s): Historical Fiction, Romance
Read by: Marcel Coenders in Dutch
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 1 - 2
00:36:08 - 02 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 3 - 5
01:13:36 - 03 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 6 - 9
01:42:46 - 04 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 10 - 13
02:12:20 - 05 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 14 - 16
02:50:15 - 06 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 17 - 19
03:11:25 - 07 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 20 - 21
03:48:40 - 08 - De oorlog tussen vier muren 22 - 24
04:14:15 - 09 - De ingewanden van den Leviathan 1 - 2
04:33:49 - 10 - De ingewanden van den Leviathan 3 - 6
05:00:27 - 11 - Slijk, echter ziel 1 - 3
05:33:41 - 12 - Slijk, echter ziel 4 - 7
06:08:25 - 13 - Slijk, echter ziel 8 - 10
06:37:58 - 14 - Slijk, echter ziel 11 - 12
06:59:14 - 15 - Javert uit het spoor
Ellendigen is een vertaling van Les Miserables, een sociale roman, met een sterke moraal. Hugo neemt het in zijn werk op voor de paria's in de 19e-eeuwse maatschappij en richt in een vlammende aanklacht tegen de samenleving en haar ‘meedogenloze' wetten. Valjean is de incarnatie van het lijdende proletariaat, die een reeks eindeloze beproevingen moet ondergaan alvorens loutering en dood te vinden. Dit is het vijfde en laatste deel dat vernoemd is naar de hoofdpersoon Jean Valjean. - Summary by Marcel Coenders
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De Klok van Meester Humphrey by Charles DICKENS (1812 - 1870), translated by C.M. MENSING ( - )
Genre(s): Humorous Fiction, Short Stories
Read by: Marcel Coenders in Dutch
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - 01 - MEESTER HUMPHREY AAN ZIJNE LEZER - DEEL 1
00:24:38 - 02 - 02 - HET FEESTMAAL IN DE GUILDHALL
00:57:30 - 03 - 03 - DE BOGENMAKERS-DOCHTER EN DE LEERKNAAP
01:30:04 - 04 - 04 - CORRESPONDENTIE
01:35:47 - 05 - 05 - MIJNE DRIE VRIENDEN
02:09:34 - 06 - 06 - BEKENTENIS GEVONDEN IN EENE GEVANGENIS TEN TIJDE VAN KAREL DEN TWEEDE
02:36:05 - 07 - 07 - BRIEFWISSELING
02:45:39 - 08 - 08 - EEN ONVERWACHT BEZOEK
03:07:30 - 09 - 09 - DE HEKSENWACHT - DEEL 1
03:40:15 - 10 - 10 - DE HEKSENWACHT - DEEL 2
04:12:25 - 11 - 11 - EENIGE BERICHTEN OMTRENT DE FAMILIE WELLER
04:27:23 - 12 - 12 - DE VERGADERING
04:49:51 - 13 - 13 - HET HORLOGE VAN WELLER
05:10:01 - 14 - 14 - DE KLEINE TONY
05:26:01 - 15 - 15 - MEESTER HUMPHREY AAN ZIJNE LEZERS - DEEL 2
05:51:10 - 16 - 16 - NASCHRIFT VAN DEN DOOVEN HEER
06:06:18 - 17 - 17 - TWEEDE NASCHRIFT VAN DEN DOOVEN HEER
Enkele korte verhalen uit het weekblad 'De klok van meester Humphrey'. In dit blad zijn 'Nelly' en 'Barnaby Rudge' gepubliceerd. 'Schetsen van Boz' wordt aangekondigd. Samuel Pickwick en Sam Weller uit de 'Pickwick Papers' zijn personages in enkele van de verhalen. (Samenvatting geschreven door Marcel Coenders)
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The Dried-up Fountain by Robert LEIGHTON (1822 - 1869)
Genre(s): Poetry, Multi-version (Weekly and Fortnightly poetry)
Read by: David Lawrence, Andee, Ernst Pattynama, fshort, Snapdragon, Algy Pug, Jason Mills, K.G.Cross, Kasper, Lee Ann Howlett, Leonard Wilson, Rhonda Federman, TriciaG, wminbru, Pascal Ramseier in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by DL
00:02:16 - 02 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by DT
00:04:13 - 03 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by eep
00:06:51 - 04 - The Dried-Up Fountain - Read by FS
00:09:26 - 05 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by GC
00:11:28 - 06 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by GHS
00:13:37 - 07 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by JCM
00:15:36 - 08 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by KG
00:17:55 - 09 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by KN
00:20:38 - 10 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by LAH
00:22:46 - 11 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by LLW
00:25:18 - 12 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by REF
00:27:33 - 13 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by TG
00:29:35 - 14 - The Dried-up Fountain -Read by WM
00:31:54 - 15 - The Dried-up Fountain - Read by Xyb
LibriVox volunteers bring you 15 recordings of The Dried-up Fountain by Robert Leighton. This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for December 18, 2011.This poem is taken from A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895, Edmund Clarence Stedman, ed. (1833-1908). (Summary by David Lawrence)
More information: http://librivox.org/the-dried-up-fountain-by-robert-leighton/
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The Portrait of a Lady (version 3) by Henry JAMES (1843 - 1916)
Genre(s): Literary Fiction
Read by: Nicholas Clifford in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 22 - chps. 34-35
00:44:06 - 23 - chps. 36-37
01:32:39 - 24 - chp. 38
01:59:57 - 25 - chp. 39
02:31:25 - 26 - chp. 40
03:05:49 - 27 - chps. 41-42
04:03:40 - 28 - chp. 43
04:31:46 - 29 - chp. 44
05:07:56 - 30 - chps; 45-46
06:02:10 - 31 - chp. 47
06:37:02 - 32 - chp. 48
Our central character is Isabel Archer of Albany, New York, a young woman of no great means, and no great beauty (that is, by her own estimation; others disagree) yet of rich imagination, high ideals and a thirst for knowledge of the world. Carried off by her aunt to England, she quite unexpectedly finds herself the beneficiary of a substantial legacy from her uncle, a very successful American banker in London. It will, her admiring cousin says to his father, allow her 'to put a little wind in her sails' and to see the world.Though some American reviewers rather dismissed the book when it appeared in the mid-1880s, for other readers today The Portrait of a Lady has become THE Great American Novel, or at least very close to the top. That is for a number of reasons, including among others the delineations of character and the psychological depths of the work. A few years ago, in a biographical study of James, Michael Gorra drew on it as a central work (not surprisingly his book is called Portrait of a Novel: Henry James and the Making of an American Masterpiece). James himself tinkered with it over the years, and the text here comes from the so-called New York edition of 1907-09.Much of the action takes place in Italy, particularly n the expatriate communities of Florence and Rome. Without giving anything away, it's worth noting that James's ending for the novel has caused some puzzlement, not to say controversy, among readers. (Nicholas Clifford)
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