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Thomas Hardy: The Woodlanders (Unabridged)

read by Stephen Thorne

Thomas Hardy: The Woodlanders (Unabridged)

Thomas Hardy: The Woodlanders (Unabridged)

read by Stephen Thorne

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Thomas Hardy: The Woodlanders (Unabridged)*
Work length14:17:17
The Woodlanders
Track length5:43
The vehicle had a square black tilt…
Track length6:46
Chapter 2
Track length7:14
The girl's bosom moved a very little.
Track length7:35
Chapter 3
Track length9:25
He was silent a while…
Track length10:33
Chapter 4
Track length7:37
Winterborne, seeing that Melbury had not arrived…
Track length9:03
'You'll be, then, ready, Giles?'
Track length9:41
Chapter 5
Track length5:40
Marty, of course, went to the front shop…
Track length6:59
There was a little delay in their setting out…
Track length5:02
Chapter 6
Track length7:48
Thus these people with converging destinies…
Track length6:44
Having concluded her perambulation…
Track length8:22
Chapter 7
Track length7:03
The auctioneer adjusted himself to circumstances…
Track length8:24
Chapter 8
Track length7:21
There was something so sympathetic…
Track length5:51
Often during the previous night, after his call…
Track length7:25
Chapter 9
Track length7:56
When Winterborne was gone the timber-merchant went…
Track length9:40
Chapter 10
Track length6:54
At last the time came for breaking up…
Track length6:28
Chapter 11
Track length6:26
It was one morning later on, while these things…
Track length5:45
Chapter 12
Track length5:04
That evening he called her into his room…
Track length7:59
Chapter 13
Track length7:51
Winterborne's face grew strange…
Track length6:31
The fog of the previous evening still lingered…
Track length6:01
Chapter 14
Track length9:49
The doctor then departed…
Track length2:22
Chapter 15
Track length5:39
The postman's time for passing…
Track length6:27
In the evening, while he sat quietly pondering…
Track length6:25
Chapter 16
Track length8:57
The doctor had started on his way…
Track length8:43
Chapter 17
Track length8:57
As may be inferred from the tone of his conversation…
Track length6:40
Chapter 18
Track length6:36
Without replying or considering the notes…
Track length8:31
Chapter 19
Track length8:29
The timber-merchant was on foot leading the horse…
Track length7:21
Fitzpiers lingered yet.
Track length8:02
Chapter 20
Track length7:15
Soon the listeners could hear nothing of their proceedings…
Track length8:45
Chapter 21
Track length6:33
Chapter 22
Track length6:39
As for the departed visitor, his own last words lingered…
Track length7:54
Chapter 23
Track length5:17
The day of Fitzpiers's return arrived…
Track length8:58
Chapter 24
Track length5:48
Melbury then by degrees admitted that he had mentioned…
Track length5:47
From this hour there was no serious attempt at recalcitration…
Track length6:33
Chapter 25
Track length5:01
She wondered why he never looked towards her open window.
Track length7:14
He looked at her with a droll sort of awakening.
Track length6:45
Fitzpiers experienced a profound distaste for the situation.
Track length6:23
Chapter 26
Track length7:27
Fitzpiers caught it, and having lit up, regarded her…
Track length9:15
Chapter 27
Track length5:24
Fitzpiers contradicted this idea in his most vibratory tones…
Track length7:47
Fitzpiers had seated himself near her…
Track length6:57
Chapter 28
Track length9:14
Herr Tannhauser still moved on…
Track length7:15
Chapter 29
Track length9:16
They entered the stable, and saw the pale shape…
Track length9:17
Chapter 30
Track length9:24
He expected a scene at breakfast…
Track length9:08
Chapter 31
Track length5:08
After wistfully regarding Winterborne a while…
Track length7:23
Chapter 32
Track length5:57
'I am an old man,' said Melbury…
Track length7:02
Chapter 33
Track length8:52
Mrs. Charmond was now as much agitated as Grace.
Track length7:47
Grace reflected.
Track length8:34
Chapter 34
Track length5:57
This letter contained, in fact, Marty's declaration…
Track length5:20
The large square hall, with its oak floor, staircase, and wainscot…
Track length7:00
Chapter 35
Track length5:39
These were the last words that Fitzpiers uttered in his seat…
Track length8:58
Before Grace had answered somebody else came…
Track length8:40
Chapter 36
Track length5:56
She ran across into the dining-room…
Track length7:13
Chapter 37
Track length5:44
Here they sat down to the rum…
Track length5:34
He set out for London the next morning…
Track length5:59
Chapter 38
Track length7:43
Grace directed the man to set her down there in the midst…
Track length7:26
To hear these two poor Arcadian innocents talk of imperial law…
Track length9:41
Chapter 39
Track length6:25
The sad sands were running swiftly through Time's glass…
Track length6:54
She started back suddenly from his embrace…
Track length6:48
Chapter 40
Track length7:09
In the darkness of the apartment to which she flew…
Track length9:43
Chapter 41
Track length4:40
She bolted the window as directed, and he retreated.
Track length6:37
'He has been walking fast, in order to get here quickly,'…
Track length9:55
Chapter 42
Track length6:15
While speaking thus to herself she had lit the lantern…
Track length5:43
She hastily made him as comfortable as she could…
Track length8:06
Chapter 43
Track length8:44
Fitzpiers left the cot…
Track length7:33
This antecedent considerateness in Fitzpiers…
Track length7:46
Chapter 44
Track length6:33
She could indulge in mournful fancies like this to Marty…
Track length5:59
Chapter 45
Track length5:38
Without consulting her father, or any one in the house…
Track length7:57
Fitzpiers could hardly help showing his satisfaction…
Track length8:51
Chapter 46
Track length9:03
Fitzpiers did not exaggerate when he told her…
Track length8:11
Chapter 47
Track length6:05
Obedient to his order, Suke had gone to bed…
Track length6:57
Fitzpiers had often studied the effect of these instruments…
Track length9:09
Chapter 48
Track length9:05
'I'd gie her a good shaking if she were my my maid…'
Track length8:53
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