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JOYCE, J.: Dubliners, Part I (Unabridged)
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This volume contains the first ten stories from Dubliners, read in their original, unabridged form by Jim Norton who has established a special reputation for his recordings of Joyce for Naxos Audiobooks. The ten stories are: The Sisters, An Encounter, Araby, Eveline, After the Race, Two Gallants, The Boarding House, A Little Cloud, Counterparts, and Clay.
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The Sisters
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'There was No Hope For Him this Time: It Was The Third Stroke'
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'The Next Morning After Breakfast, I Went Down To Look At The House In Great Britain Street...
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'In The Evening My Aunt Took Me With Her To Visit The House Of Mourning'
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An Encounter
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It Was Joe Dillon Who Introduced The Wild West To Us.
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'The Summer Holidays Were Near At Hand When I Made Up My Mind To Break Out Of The Weariness...
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'There Was Nobody But Our selves In The Field.
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Araby
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'North Richmond Street, Being Blind, Was A Quiet, Street Except At The Hour When The Christian...
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On Sunday Morning I Reminded My Uncle That I Wished To Go To The Bazar In The Evening.
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Eveline
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She Sat At The Window Watching The Evening Invade The Avenue.
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She Stood Among The Swaying Crowd In The Station At The North Wall.
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After the Race
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'The Cars Came Scudding InTowards Dublin, Running Evenly Like Pellets In The Grooveof the Naas...
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That Night The City Wore The Mask Of A Capital.
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Cards! Cards! The Table Was Cleared.
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Two Gallants
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'The Grey Warm Evening Of August Had Descended Upon The City, And A Mild Warm Air, A Mild...
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Lenehan Offered His Friend A Cigarette.
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They Walked Along Nassau Street And Then Turned Into Kildare Street.
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He Walked Listlessly Round Stephen's Green And Then Down Grafton Street.
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His Mind Became Active Again.
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The Boarding House
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Mrs. Mooney Was A Butcher's Daughter.
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There Must Be Reparation Made In Such A Case.
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Polly Sat For A Littlle Time On The Side Of The Bed, Crying.
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A Little Cloud
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Eight Years Before He Had Seen His Friend Off At The North Wall And Wished Him God - speed...
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The Light And Noise Of The Bar Held Him At The Doorway For A Few Moments.
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Everything In Paris Is Gay.
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Little Chandler Sat In The Room Off The Hall, Holding A Child InHis Arms.
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Counterparts
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The Bell Rang Furiously And, When Miss Parker Went To The Tube, A Furious Voice Called...
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Darkness, Accompanied By A Thick Fog, Was Gaining Upon The Dusk Of February...
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He Stood In Doorway Opposite The Office, Watching To See If The Cashier Would Come Out Alone.'
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A Very sullen - Faced Man Stood At The Corner Of O'Connell Bridge Waiting For The Little...
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Clay
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The Matron Had Given Her Leave To Go Out As Soon As The Women's Tea Was Over, And Maria Looked...
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She Thought She Would have To Stand In The Drumcondra Tram Because None Of The Young Men Seemed...
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Total Playing Time:
03:12:06
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