DICKENS, C.: Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged)

Format:

Sound recording

Contributor:

Dickens, Charles, Composer.

Naxos Digital Services US.

Series:

Naxos Spoken Word Library.

Naxos Spoken Word Library

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Spoken Word.

Local Subjects:

Spoken Word.

Genre:

Video recordings.

Sound recordings.

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Place of Publication:

Hong Kong : Naxos Digital Services US Incorporated.

System Details:

Mode of access: Available online.

Contents:

Mr. Pecksniff's horse... ( 05 min., 22 sec. ) / Dickens

John Westlock, who did nothing by halves... ( 04 min., 51 sec. ) / Dickens

'Now, Mr. Pecksniff,' said Martin at last... ( 06 min., 39 sec. ) / Dickens

They jogged on all day... ( 05 min., 48 sec. ) / Dickens

His first step, now he had a supply... ( 07 min., 19 sec. ) / Dickens

For some moments Martin stood gazing... ( 04 min., 10 sec. ) / Dickens

'Now I am going to America...' ( 06 min., 49 sec. ) / Dickens

Among these sleeping voyagers were Martin and Mark... ( 05 min., 01 sec. ) / Dickens

Some trifling excitement prevailed... ( 05 min., 21 sec. ) / Dickens

They often looked at Martin as he read... ( 06 min., 05 sec. ) / Dickens

Now, there had been at the dinner-table... ( 05 min., 05 sec. ) / Dickens

Mr. Tapley appeared to be taking his ease... ( 05 min., 44 sec. ) / Dickens

'But stay!' cried Mr. Norris... ( 04 min., 41 sec. ) / Dickens

Change begets change. ( 06 min., 07 sec. ) / Dickens

Although he paused for a reply... ( 06 min., 06 sec. ) / Dickens

Mankind is evil in its thoughts... ( 06 min., 06 sec. ) / Dickens

So through the narrow streets... ( 05 min., 54 sec. ) / Dickens

The prudent Cherry... ( 05 min., 55 sec. ) / Dickens

Uttering this apostrophe in a tone... ( 03 min., 42 sec. ) / Dickens

The knocking at Mr. Pecksniff's door... ( 05 min., 20 sec. ) / Dickens

'Now, Mark, my good fellow...' ( 06 min., 41 sec. ) / Dickens

As soon as it was generally known... ( 07 min., 01 sec. ) / Dickens

'Hallo, Pecksniff!' cried Mr. Jonas... ( 06 min., 11 sec. ) / Dickens

As he approached the first stile... ( 05 min., 33 sec. ) / Dickens

Her surprise was not diminished... ( 06 min., 33 sec. ) / Dickens

Here a knock was heard at the room door... ( 04 min., 24 sec. ) / Dickens

As she turned into the yard, she stopped... ( 04 min., 19 sec. ) / Dickens

The laws of sympathy between beards and birds... ( 06 min., 48 sec. ) / Dickens

Mr. Bailey, Junior - for the sporting character... ( 06 min., 38 sec. ) / Dickens

'Mr. Montague,' said Jobling. 'Allow me...' ( 06 min., 37 sec. ) / Dickens

Mr. Montague, being left alone, pondered... ( 05 min., 41 sec. ) / Dickens

It was the merry one herself... ( 05 min., 20 sec. ) / Dickens

The delighted father applauded this sentiment... ( 05 min., 57 sec. ) / Dickens

'Ah, cousin!' he said... ( 06 min., 28 sec. ) / Dickens

'It was disinterested too, in you...' ( 05 min., 21 sec. ) / Dickens

Time and tide will wait for no man... ( 04 min., 56 sec. ) / Dickens

Todgers's was in a great bustle that evening... ( 07 min., 18 sec. ) / Dickens

M. Todgers's Commercial Boarding-House... ( 06 min., 12 sec. ) / Dickens

When Mr. Pecksniff and the two young ladies... ( 05 min., 21 sec. ) / Dickens

The rosy hostess scarcely needed... ( 06 min., 57 sec. ) / Dickens

Martin began to work at the grammar-school... ( 05 min., 19 sec. ) / Dickens

'You must know then...' ( 06 min., 06 sec. ) / Dickens

It was the morning after the Installation Banquet... ( 04 min., 40 sec. ) / Dickens

You and I will get on excellently well...' ( 06 min., 17 sec. ) / Dickens

'I more than half believed, just now...' ( 05 min., 54 sec. ) / Dickens

In their strong feeling on this point... ( 05 min., 34 sec. ) / Dickens

The meditations of Mr. Pecksniff that evening... ( 06 min., 21 sec. ) / Dickens

It happened on the fourth evening... ( 06 min., 16 sec. ) / Dickens

A long pause succeeded... ( 06 min., 21 sec. ) / Dickens

Mrs. Lupin repairing... ( 04 min., 43 sec. ) / Dickens

An old gentlemen and a young lady... ( 05 min., 58 sec. ) / Dickens

'Hark!' said Miss Charity... ( 06 min., 11 sec. ) / Dickens

It was pretty late in the autumn... ( 05 min., 47 sec. ) / Dickens

Refreshment then arrived... ( 04 min., 11 sec. ) / Dickens

Old Martin Chuzzlewit had gradually undergone... ( 04 min., 55 sec. ) / Dickens

Chancing to trip, in his abstraction... ( 06 min., 30 sec. ) / Dickens

One sultry afternoon, about a week after... ( 07 min., 15 sec. ) / Dickens

For some time, Tom wandered up and down... ( 03 min., 57 sec. ) / Dickens

'Do you deny it, sir?' ( 04 min., 12 sec. ) / Dickens

When Mark Tapley, leaving Martin... ( 06 min., 59 sec. ) / Dickens

After a long and lingering illness... ( 05 min., 34 sec. ) / Dickens

They were raising their glasses... ( 06 min., 01 sec. ) / Dickens

When at last he arrived outside John's door... ( 05 min., 57 sec. ) / Dickens

'So just, sir,' said the gentleman... ( 06 min., 10 sec. ) / Dickens

'I wonder you find any gratification...' ( 06 min., 16 sec. ) / Dickens

Mr. Chuzzlewit was announced... ( 05 min., 39 sec. ) / Dickens

'I am here much earlier than I intended...' ( 06 min., 35 sec. ) / Dickens

'Why, he's gone!' cried Tom... ( 04 min., 04 sec. ) / Dickens

By this time, Mrs. Gamp... ( 06 min., 05 sec. ) / Dickens

The office of the Anglo-Bengalee... ( 05 min., 49 sec. ) / Dickens

'I wish we had never started on this...' ( 06 min., 09 sec. ) / Dickens

The company soon came tumbling out... ( 06 min., 16 sec. ) / Dickens

'My dear sir,' cried Mr. Pecksniff... ( 05 min., 39 sec. ) / Dickens

It was a special quality... ( 06 min., 28 sec. ) / Dickens

Tom Pinch and his sister... ( 05 min., 40 sec. ) / Dickens

On the next day's official duties... ( 06 min., 11 sec. ) / Dickens

His wife had closed the door... ( 05 min., 55 sec. ) / Dickens

The day passed on. ( 05 min., 29 sec. ) / Dickens

Tom Pinch and Ruth were sitting... ( 07 min., 43 sec. ) / Dickens

While these confidences were interchanged... ( 06 min., 22 sec. ) / Dickens

Martin was so amazed, so shocked... ( 06 min., 30 sec. ) / Dickens

At this juncture the little bell rang... ( 05 min., 33 sec. ) / Dickens

The little barber scratched his head... ( 03 min., 53 sec. ) / Dickens

'My dear girl,' said Tom... ( 05 min., 41 sec. ) / Dickens

The night had now come... ( 06 min., 12 sec. ) / Dickens

'Let no one leave the house,' said Martin... ( 05 min., 54 sec. ) / Dickens

Jonas listened with increased attention... ( 06 min., 47 sec. ) / Dickens

Oh miserable, miserable fool... ( 06 min., 04 sec. ) / Dickens

Old Martin's cherished projects... ( 06 min., 18 sec. ) / Dickens

The last appointed footstep sounded... ( 05 min., 57 sec. ) / Dickens

Mr. Chuzzlewit resumed... ( 06 min., 09 sec. ) / Dickens

Feeling, rather than seeing... ( 06 min., 19 sec. ) / Dickens

The old man looked about him, with a smile... ( 06 min., 27 sec. ) / Dickens

And there was Fips, old Fips of Austin Friars... ( 07 minutes, 57 sec. ) / Dickens

Participant:

Barrett, Sean, Reader -- Dickens, Charles, Composer

Notes:

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Streaming audio.

Publisher Number:

9789626340967

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.