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Oldtown Folks by Harriet Beecher STOWE read by Various Part 3/4 | Full Audio Book
Oldtown Folks by Harriet Beecher STOWE (1811 - 1896)
Genre(s): Culture & Heritage Fiction, Historical Fiction
Read by: Michele Fry, Lynne T, Denise Nordell, Colman Shew, Crystal Rogers, Gnomesb, Kathrine Engan in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 30 - Ch.30 We Begin To Be Grown-Up People
00:30:59 - 31 - Ch.31 What Shall We Do With Tina?
00:49:53 - 32 - Ch.32 The Journey To Cloudland
01:05:32 - 33 - Ch.33 School-Life in Cloudland
01:53:04 - 34 - Ch.34 Our Minister in Cloudland
02:29:15 - 35 - Ch.35 The Revival Of Religion
02:57:13 - 36 - Ch.36 After The Revival
03:21:41 - 37 - Ch.37 The Minister's Wood-Spell
03:42:39 - 38 - Ch.38 Ellery Davenport
04:09:11 - 39 - Ch.39 Last Days In Cloudland
04:30:38 - 40 - Ch.40 We Enter College
04:54:28 - 41 - Ch.41 Night Talks
05:06:14 - 42 - Ch.42 Spring Vacation At Oldtown
05:32:13 - 43 - Ch.43 What Our Folks Thought About It
06:00:14 - 44 - Ch.44 Marriage Preparations
06:22:41 - 45 - Ch.45 Wedding Bells
06:48:09 - 46 - Ch.46 Wedding After-Talks At Oldtown
1870's rural Massachusetts communities became famous as 'Oldtown' in Harriet Beecher Stowe's 7th novel and national bestseller. Based partially on her husband Rev. Calvin Stowe's childhood memories and other old timers' recollections, this story of growing up in rural New England just after the American Revolution is one of the earliest examples of local color writing in New England. Young Horace Holyoke, the novel's narrator, describes life during the early Federalist years, capturing its many rich ideas, customs, and family lore. Villagers wrestle with loyalties to the fledgling government, and with the new secular rationalism provoked by the young nation's Founders. Clashes between Puritanism, Calvinism, and Arminianism abound. This book helped with the depreciation of Calvinism in that time. Summary by Michele Fry
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Genre(s): Culture & Heritage Fiction, Historical Fiction
Read by: Michele Fry, Lynne T, Denise Nordell, Colman Shew, Crystal Rogers, Gnomesb, Kathrine Engan in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 30 - Ch.30 We Begin To Be Grown-Up People
00:30:59 - 31 - Ch.31 What Shall We Do With Tina?
00:49:53 - 32 - Ch.32 The Journey To Cloudland
01:05:32 - 33 - Ch.33 School-Life in Cloudland
01:53:04 - 34 - Ch.34 Our Minister in Cloudland
02:29:15 - 35 - Ch.35 The Revival Of Religion
02:57:13 - 36 - Ch.36 After The Revival
03:21:41 - 37 - Ch.37 The Minister's Wood-Spell
03:42:39 - 38 - Ch.38 Ellery Davenport
04:09:11 - 39 - Ch.39 Last Days In Cloudland
04:30:38 - 40 - Ch.40 We Enter College
04:54:28 - 41 - Ch.41 Night Talks
05:06:14 - 42 - Ch.42 Spring Vacation At Oldtown
05:32:13 - 43 - Ch.43 What Our Folks Thought About It
06:00:14 - 44 - Ch.44 Marriage Preparations
06:22:41 - 45 - Ch.45 Wedding Bells
06:48:09 - 46 - Ch.46 Wedding After-Talks At Oldtown
1870's rural Massachusetts communities became famous as 'Oldtown' in Harriet Beecher Stowe's 7th novel and national bestseller. Based partially on her husband Rev. Calvin Stowe's childhood memories and other old timers' recollections, this story of growing up in rural New England just after the American Revolution is one of the earliest examples of local color writing in New England. Young Horace Holyoke, the novel's narrator, describes life during the early Federalist years, capturing its many rich ideas, customs, and family lore. Villagers wrestle with loyalties to the fledgling government, and with the new secular rationalism provoked by the young nation's Founders. Clashes between Puritanism, Calvinism, and Arminianism abound. This book helped with the depreciation of Calvinism in that time. Summary by Michele Fry
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Vice Versa by F. ANSTEY (1856 - 1934)
Genre(s): Humorous Fiction
Read by: Jules Hawryluk, Sandra G, Shari Dippong, Mike Okonek, Richard Kilmer in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 14 - A Respite
00:25:20 - 15 - An Error of Judgment
00:53:02 - 16 - The Rubicon
01:24:08 - 17 - Hard Pressed - Part 1
01:47:01 - 18 - Hard Pressed - Part 2
02:09:21 - 19 - A Perfidious Ally
02:47:45 - 20 - Run to Earth
03:16:44 - 21 - The Reckoning
Set in Victorian times, the novel concerns business man Paul Bultitude and his son Dick. Dick is about to leave home for a boarding school which is ruled by the cane wielding headmaster Dr. Grimstone. Bultitude, seeing his son's fear of going to the school, foolishly says that schooldays are the best years of a boy's life, and how he wished that he was the one so doing.At this point, thanks to a handy magic stone brought by an uncle from India which grants the possessor one wish, they are now on even terms. Dick, now holding the stone, is ordered by his father to turn him back into his own body, but Dick refuses, and decides instead to become his father, and so the fun begins. Mr. Bultitude has to begin the new academic term at his son's boarding school, while Dick gets a chance to run his father's business in the City. In the end, they are both restored to their own bodies, with a better understanding of each other. (Summary by Wikipedia)
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Mother Goose in Prose by L. Frank BAUM (1856 - 1919)
Genre(s): Children's Fiction, Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales
Read by: Barbara Wedge, Westwinds12, Patricia Oakley, Andrew Lebrun, Christie Nowak, Julian Jamison, Cynthia Lyons (1946-2011), JemmaBlythe, Charlene Harris, Judy Bieber, Christiane Levesque, Brennan Holtzclaw, David Barnes in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Introduction
00:09:56 - 02 - Singa Song o Sixpense
00:24:08 - 03 - Little Boy Blue
00:42:33 - 04 - The Cat and the Fiddle
00:52:34 - 05 - The Black Sheep
01:02:33 - 06 - Old King Cole
01:15:41 - 07 - Mistress Mary
01:33:16 - 08 - The Wondrous Wise Man
01:45:32 - 09 - What Little Jack Horner Did
01:55:11 - 10 - The Man in the Moon
02:07:41 - 11 - The Jolly Miller
02:18:40 - 12 - The Little Man and His Little Gun
02:30:24 - 13 - Hickory Dickory Dock
02:40:56 - 14 - Little Bo-Peep
02:53:05 - 15 - The Story of Tommy Tucker
03:03:42 - 16 - Pussy Cat Mew
03:11:09 - 17 - How the Beggars Came To Town
03:30:30 - 18 - Tom The Piper’s Son
03:38:52 - 19 - Humpty Dumpty
03:55:13 - 20 - The Woman Who Lived in a Shoe
04:06:15 - 21 - Little Miss Muffet
04:18:05 - 22 - Three Wise Men of Gotham
04:34:21 - 23 - Little Bun Rabbit
Whether Mother Goose was a real person or a myth, the songs that are attributed to her name are what we remember from our childhood. Some of these nursery rhymes are complete tales in themselves. There are others which are mere suggestions, leaving the imagination to weave in the details of the story. Many of the rhymes’ origins even at the time of this books writing, could be traced back decades or centuries. L Frank Baum in 1897, while living in Chicago, collected the rhymes and created short stories around them which add context and understanding for children who are drawn to the familiar melodies. (Summary by Westwinds12)
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The Junior Classics Volume 8: Animal and Nature Stories by VARIOUS ( - ) and William PATTEN (1868 - 1936)
Genre(s): Animals & Nature
Read by: Lynne T, Arnold, Sharon Kilmer, Tom Merritt, Richard Kilmer, Arnie Horton, Lee Smalley, David Lawrence, Sheila Wood, Bill Mosley, Greg Giordano, Melora, Chessie Joy, readread, Lucretia Bell, JamesMcAndrew, Jacki Horn, nomorejeffs, thestorygirl, maryagneskatherine, Gertrude Durette, rookieblue, Ann Boulais, Kane, Gabriela Cowan in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 65 - 65 - A-Hunting Of The Deer, Charles Dudley Warner
The eighth book in the Junior Classics Series is an anthology of collected animal and nature tales designed to appeal to the young and young at heart. (Summary by Lynne Thompson)
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Engaged by W. S. GILBERT (1836 - 1911)
Genre(s): Comedy
Read by: in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Act 1
00:45:18 - 02 - Act 2
01:28:44 - 03 - Act 3
This comedy is by Gilbert on his own without Sullivan. 'Listen to me. You love this girl?' 'I love her sir, a'most as weel as I love mysel' !' 'Then reflect how you are standing in the way of her prosperity.' 'Sir, I'm puir on pocket, but I've a rich hairt.' - Summary From The PlayCast list:Cheviot Hill, a young man of property: Matthew ReeceBelvawney, his friend: skypigeonMr. Symperson: Alan MapstoneAngus Macalister, a Lowland peasant lad: ToddHWMajor McGillicuddy: Craig FranklinBelinda Treherne: Emmi KranzMinnie, Symperson's daughter: Jenn BrodaMrs. Macfarlane, a Lowland widow: SoniaMaggie, her daughter, a Lowland lassie: KHandParker, Minnie's maid: LydiaStage Directions: MichaelMaggsEditing: ToddHW
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The Wives of Henry the Eighth and the Parts They Played in History by Martin A. S. Hume (1847 - 1910)
Genre(s): Middle Ages/Middle History
Read by: Warren Kati in English
Cover design by Annise.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 14 - Henry's Defiance - the Victory of Anne, Part 3
00:29:03 - 15 - A Fleeting Triumph - Political Intrigue and the Betrayal of Anne - Part 1
01:01:22 - 16 - A Fleeting Triumph - Political Intrigue and the Betrayal of Anne - Part 2
01:33:37 - 17 - A Fleeting Triumph - Political Intrigue and the Betrayal of Anne - Part 3
02:02:28 - 18 - A Fleeting Triumph - Political Intrigue and the Betrayal of Anne - Part 4
02:33:03 - 19 - Plot and Counterplot - Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves - Part 1
03:01:56 - 20 - Plot and Counterplot - Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves - Part 2
03:34:04 - 21 - Plot and Counterplot - Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves - Part 3
04:02:28 - 22 - Plot and Counterplot - Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves - Part 4
04:34:07 - 23 - The King's Good Sister and the King's Bad Wife - the Lutherans and English Catholics - Part 1
05:04:43 - 24 - The King's Good Sister and the King's Bad Wife - the Lutherans and English Catholics - Part 2
05:36:36 - 25 - The King's Good Sister and the King's Bad Wife - the Lutherans and English Catholics - Part 3
06:07:21 - 26 - Katharine Parr - The Protestants Win the Last Trick - Part 1
06:42:37 - 27 - Katharine Parr - The Protestants Win the Last Trick - Part 2
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The Ring and the Book by Robert BROWNING (1812 - 1889)
Genre(s): Single author, Narratives
Read by: Tony Oliva in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 99 - Chapter 7. 'I returned,'
00:06:48 - 100 - Chapter 7. 'Now, understand here, by no means mistake!'
00:15:03 - 101 - Chapter 7. 'Off she went--'May he not refuse, that's all'
00:22:27 - 102 - Chapter 7. 'And this man, men call sinner? Jesus Christ!'
00:34:05 - 103 - Chapter 7. 'You see, I will not have the service fail!'
00:43:40 - 104 - Chapter 7. 'Well, and there is more! Yes, my end of breath'
00:49:50 - 105 - Chapter 8 - Dominus Hyacinthus de Archangelis Pauperum Procurator: 'Ah, my Giacinto, he's no ruddy rogue,'
00:59:17 - 106 - Chapter 8. 'Whew!'
01:12:31 - 107 - Chapter 8. 'Yet what do I name 'little and a leak?'
01:22:36 - 108 - Chapter 8. 'So, doubtless, had I needed argue here'
01:34:34 - 109 - Chapter 8. 'May Gigia have remembered, nothing stings'
01:46:06 - 110 - Chapter 8. 'Have I proved'
01:59:43 - 111 - Chapter 8. 'Pause and breathe!'
02:09:55 - 112 - Chapter 8. 'And now, sea widens and the coast is clear.'
02:19:14 - 113 - Chapter 8. 'Here fall to be considered those same six'
02:28:41 - 114 - Chapter 8. 'Third aggravation: that our act was done--'
02:37:12 - 115 - Chapter 8. 'But wait awhile!'
02:48:00 - 116 - Chapter 8. 'Talking of which flea'
02:56:35 - 117 - Chapter 8. 'And now, thou excellent the Governor!'
03:09:39 - 118 - Chapter 9 - Juris Doctor Johannes-Baptista Bottinius: 'Had I God's leave, how I would alter things!'
03:18:06 - 119 - Chapter 9. 'End we exordium, Phaebus plucks my ear!'
03:27:41 - 120 - Chapter 9. 'For lo, advancing Hymen and his pomp!'
03:39:49 - 121 - Chapter 9. 'Enough! Prepare,'
03:47:42 - 122 - Chapter 9. 'From all which, I deduce--the lady here'
03:57:11 - 123 - Chapter 9. 'Thus Would I defend the step,--were the thing true'
04:06:17 - 124 - Chapter 9. 'Fit place, methinks,'
04:17:13 - 125 - Chapter 9. 'And so he was contented--one must do'
04:25:13 - 126 - Chapter 9. 'It happened once,--begins this foolish Jew,'
04:34:54 - 127 - Chapter 9. 'Forgive me this digression--that I stand'
04:45:45 - 128 - Chapter 9. 'Yet doubt he dares!'
04:54:25 - 129 - Chapter 9. 'Your 'this,' friend, is extraneous to the law,'
05:04:16 - 130 - Chapter 10 - The Pope: 'Like to Ahasuerus, that shrewd prince,'
05:15:35 - 131 - Chapter 10. 'But, after John, came Sergius, reaffirmed'
05:27:45 - 132 - Chapter 10. 'O pale departure, dim disgrace of day!'
05:38:09 - 133 - Chapter 10. 'This is why Guido is found reprobate.'
05:48:43 - 134 - Chapter 10. 'He purposes this marriage, I remark,'
05:59:11 - 135 - Chapter 10. 'Whereby the man so far attains his end'
06:10:09 - 136 - Chapter 10. 'So is the murder managed, sin conceived'
06:23:34 - 137 - Chapter 10. 'Nay, more i' the background, yet? Unnoticed forms'
06:33:00 - 138 - Chapter 10. 'And surely not so very much apart'
06:43:40 - 139 - Chapter 10. 'So do I see, pronounce on all and some'
06:49:54 - 140 - Chapter 10. 'O Thou,--as represented here to me'
06:58:56 - 141 - Chapter 10. 'Neither does this astonish at the end,'
'Better translate--'A Roman murder-case:'Position of the entire criminal cause'Of Guido Franceschini, nobleman,'With certain Four the cutthroats in his pay,'Tried, all five, and found guilty and put to death'By heading or hanging as befitted ranks,'At Rome on February Twenty-Two,'Since our salvation Sixteen Ninety Eight:'Wherein it is disputed if, and when,'Husbands may kill adulterous wives, yet 'scape'The customary forfeit.'' (Excerpt from first chapter of The Ring and the Book.)Note from reader: The main text I have read from follows the first edition; but there are some words or lines that do not make sense, either through copying mistakes or because they are difficult if not impossible to make sense of in the first edition. In such cases, I have relied upon an alternate text, found at archive.org and also in the public domain, that contains the wording of the later editions. --Tony Oliva
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Children's Short Works, Vol. 009 by VARIOUS ( - )
Genre(s): Short Stories
Read by: Laura Harrington, Troy Bond, Hannah Harris, Bellona Times, Teresa Elliot, Aidan Brack, Maria Grazia Tundo, Evan Tellson, Mary-Beth Blackburn, Cori Samuel in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - A Apple Pie
00:01:57 - 02 - All about the Little Red Hen
00:08:37 - 03 - Baseball ABC
00:10:47 - 04 - The Beautiful World
00:17:45 - 05 - Beauty and the Beast
00:53:33 - 06 - The Girl Who Owned a Bear
01:05:32 - 07 - The Glass Dog
01:19:29 - 08 - Gold Tree and Silver Tree
01:28:11 - 09 - The Lion and the Hare
01:30:37 - 10 - The Magic Fiddle
01:39:40 - 11 - The Magic Jar
01:49:22 - 12 - The Selfish Giant
01:59:38 - 13 - When Mother Fell Ill
Librivox's Children's Short Works Collection 009: a collection of 15 short works for children in the public domain read by a variety of Librivox members.
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Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland (dating from 1837). Recorded by his daughter. by Constance Campbell PETRIE (1873 - 1926) and Thomas PETRIE (1831 - 1910)
Genre(s): History, Memoirs
Read by: Barbara Baker, Rita Boutros, Kathrine Engan, Lucretia B., jenno, Dean Rogers, Josh Kirsh, Hopeforce1 in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 21 - Part 1 Chapter 21
00:28:58 - 22 - Part 1 Chapter 22
00:49:53 - 23 - Part 1 Chapter 23
01:10:03 - 24 - Part 1 Chapter 24
01:32:49 - 25 - Part 2 Chapter 1
01:45:49 - 26 - Part 2 Chapter 2
01:58:37 - 27 - Part 2 Chapter 3
02:12:59 - 28 - Part 2 Chapter 4
02:30:07 - 29 - Part 2 Chapter 5
02:55:20 - 30 - Part 2 Chapter 6
03:19:23 - 31 - Part 2 Chapter 7
03:35:21 - 32 - Part 2 Chapter 8
04:02:23 - 33 - Part 2 Chapter 9
04:24:10 - 34 - Part 2 Chapter 10
04:45:33 - 35 - Part 2 Chapter 11
04:59:07 - 36 - Part 2 Chapter 12
Tom Petrie (1831-1910), explorer and grazier, arrived in the then convict settlement of Moreton Bay in 1837. His reminiscences of what was to become the colony of Queensland were recorded by his daughter, Constance, in 1904. The book includes a fascinating record the life and customs of the aboriginal population, whose dialect he spoke and in whose activities he was invited to participate. An Australian classic and an important source for researchers of early Aboriginal / White settler conflict. - Summary by barbara2
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Sermons of Leo the Great by LEO THE GREAT (c. 400 - 461), translated by Charles Lett FELTOE ( - )
Genre(s): Christianity - Other
Read by: Jonathan Lange in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - 01 Sermon I: Preached on his Birthday, or day of Ordination
00:02:48 - 02 - 02 Sermon II: On his Birthday II: Delivered on the Anniversary of his Consecration
00:07:11 - 03 - 03 Sermon III: On his Birthday III: Delivered on the Anniversary of his Elevation to the Pontificate
00:16:59 - 04 - 04 Sermon IX: Upon the Collections, IV
00:27:01 - 05 - 05 Sermon X: On the Collections, V
00:35:14 - 06 - 06 Sermon XII: On the Fast of the Tenth Month, I
00:45:20 - 07 - 07 Sermon XVI: On the Fast of the Tenth Month
00:58:21 - 08 - 08 Sermon XVII: On the Fast of the Tenth Month, VI
01:05:50 - 09 - 09 Sermon XIX: On the Fast of the Tenth Month, VIII
01:13:42 - 10 - 10 Sermon XXI: On the Feast of the Nativity, I
01:20:43 - 11 - 11 Sermon XXII: On the Feast of the Nativity, II
01:35:06 - 12 - 12 Sermon XXIII: On the Feast of the Nativity, III
01:46:35 - 13 - 13 Sermon XXIV: On the Feast of the Nativity, IV
02:00:13 - 14 - 14 Sermon XXVI: On the Feast of the Nativity, VI
02:13:53 - 15 - 15 Sermon XXVII: On the Feast of the Nativity, VII
02:27:12 - 16 - 16 Sermon XXVIII: On the Festival of the Nativity, VIII
02:41:10 - 17 - 17 Sermon XXXI: On the Feast of the Epiphany, I
02:47:48 - 18 - 18 Sermon XXXIII: On the Feast of the Epiphany, III
02:58:35 - 19 - 19 Sermon XXXIV: On the Feast of the Epiphany, IV
03:12:59 - 20 - 20 Sermon XXXVI: On the Feast of the Epiphany, VI
03:23:07 - 21 - 21 Sermon XXXIX: On Lent, I
03:35:17 - 22 - 22 Sermon XL: On Lent, II
03:45:15 - 23 - 23 Sermon XLII: On Lent, IV
03:58:49 - 24 - 24 Sermon XLVI: On Lent, VIII
04:08:23 - 25 - 25 Sermon XLIX: On Lent, XI
04:20:17 - 26 - 26 Sermon LI: On the Transfiguration
04:35:05 - 27 - 27 Sermon LIV: On the Passion, III
04:45:51 - 28 - 28 Sermon LV: On the Lord's Passion, IV
04:54:33 - 29 - 29 Sermon LVIII: On the Passion, VII
05:07:14 - 30 - 30 Sermon LIX: On the Passion, VIII
05:21:52 - 31 - 31 Sermon LXII: On the Passion, XI
05:31:14 - 32 - 32 Sermon LXIII: On the Passion, XII
05:42:35 - 33 - 33 Sermon LXVII: On the Passion, XVI
05:55:52 - 34 - 34 Sermon LXVIII: On the Passion, XVII
06:05:01 - 35 - 35 Sermon LXXI: On the Lord's Resurrection, I
06:16:26 - 36 - 36 Sermon LXXII: On the Lord's Resurrection, II
06:30:26 - 37 - 37 Sermon LXXIII: On the Lord's Ascension, I
06:37:12 - 38 - 38 Sermon LXXIV: On the Lord's Ascension, II
06:47:46 - 39 - 39 Sermon LXXV: On Whitsuntide, I
06:57:40 - 40 - 40 Sermon LXXVII: On Whitsuntide, III
Leo the Great was unanimously elected Bishop of Rome on September 29, 440 AD. At the Council of Chalcedon, his famous 'Tome' was a decisive contribution to the Christological controversies of the fifth century. But the Tome did not stand alone. It was written in the context of over two decades of pastoral sensitivity. This collection of sermons is the best way to let Leo himself unpack the nuances and power of Chalcedonian Christology according to one of its most influential proponents. (Introduction by Jonathan Lange)
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