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Author(s): Kafka, Franz
Reader(s): Corduner, Allan
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Period: 20th Century
Catalogue No: NA0004
Barcode: 9781843794059
Release Date: 01/2010
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KAFKA, F.: Castle (The) (Unabridged)
Tracklist
Disc 1
Kafka, Franz - Author
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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1 | Chapter 1 | 06:03 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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2 | And now the telephone conversation began. | 05:39 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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3 | The landlord sat opposite K… | 06:12 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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4 | K. went on, his eyes fixed on the castle… | 05:37 |
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5 | K.'s mind was elsewhere… | 06:03 |
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6 | K. had probably looked at her… | 05:43 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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7 | Then, in the cottage to his left… | 06:04 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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8 | Chapter 2 | 07:45 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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9 | Out of the receiver there came a buzzing sound… | 04:10 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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10 | The peasants behind him had by now edged up… | 06:57 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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11 | K. made his choice without any hesitation… | 05:12 |
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12 | Feeling calmer, K. turned to speak to Barnabas. | 06:49 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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13 | They were walking along, but K. did not know… | 06:28 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
Disc 2
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1 | K. was lost for words. | 05:54 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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2 | Outwardly the inn was very similar… | 05:36 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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3 | Chapter 3 | 04:36 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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4 | K. was now alone with Frieda. | 04:20 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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5 | 'I don't know what you're after,' she said… | 04:11 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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6 | In the silence which suddenly reigned… | 04:15 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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7 | Hours passed there, hours in which they breathed… | 06:23 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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8 | Chapter 4 | 06:44 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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9 | Frieda looked up, her eyes full of tears… | 05:23 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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10 | I was upset to hear that Frieda let you look… | 05:32 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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11 | 'It's absolutely true,' said the landlady… | 06:05 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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12 | 'You see,' the landlady exclaimed… | 06:13 |
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13 | Chapter 5 | 06:17 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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14 | In his innermost being… | 06:45 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
Disc 3
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1 | 'The assistants bother you then,' said the mayor… | 05:45 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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2 | 'A long correspondence now ensued…' | 05:50 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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3 | 'You always describe my case as being…' | 06:51 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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4 | 'I'm only suggesting this as a possibility…' | 06:41 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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5 | 'Fair enough,' said K. | 07:30 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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6 | Chapter 6 | 05:23 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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7 | She drew a photograph out from under the pillow… | 05:31 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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8 | The landlady found K.'s attempt… | 05:53 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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9 | 'That was not a rash thing to do…' | 07:07 |
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10 | 'What did we fail to do?' asked the landlady. | 07:34 |
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11 | Chapter 7 | 07:16 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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12 | When the teacher saw that he had now given… | 07:41 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
Disc 4
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1 | Once he was in the room he hurried… | 04:55 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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2 | 'Yes!' K. exclaimed, laughing and clapping his hands. | 03:42 |
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3 | Chapter 8 | 06:32 |
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4 | 'The light doesn't have to be on,' said Pepi… | 04:49 |
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5 | K. found it annoying to wait on him in this way… | 05:08 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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6 | He then turned around again to face the gentleman. | 05:56 |
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7 | Chapter 9 | 06:12 |
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8 | 'Since we're now all together…' | 05:33 |
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9 | 'If you do want to, I'll just draw your attention…' | 05:08 |
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10 | 'If that's the way it is madam, said K.… | 07:04 |
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11 | Chapter 10 | 04:38 |
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12 | 'Barnabas,' said K., feeling sad… | 04:36 |
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13 | 'Fine,' said K., watching Barnabas… | 05:21 |
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14 | Chapter 11 | 05:55 |
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15 | Frieda, who had been listening intently… | 03:50 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
Disc 5
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1 | When K. woke up in the night… | 01:30 |
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2 | Chapter 12 | 04:32 |
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3 | Scarcely had he emerged into the room… | 05:47 |
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4 | 'I see,' said the teacher. 'You two were lying then?…' | 04:53 |
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5 | Chapter 13 | 05:23 |
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6 | Even K., though, no longer had the determination… | 05:21 |
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7 | 'Certainly, envoys from Klamm,' said Frieda. | 05:39 |
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8 | After a bit they heard a slight knocking. | 06:36 |
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9 | In the end K. grew tired… | 06:18 |
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10 | K., wanting to put this idea to the test… | 06:09 |
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11 | It was some time since K. had called Hans… | 06:20 |
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12 | It was none too soon for Hans to have gone… | 06:06 |
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13 | And at this point she told K.… | 04:46 |
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14 | 'You envisage the discussion with Klamm…' | 04:45 |
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15 | 'Then, though, suddenly, I don't know how it happened…' | 04:50 |
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Disc 6
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1 | 'The key point, Frieda,' said K.… | 06:03 |
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2 | Chapter 14 | 05:49 |
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3 | The only surprising thing… | 06:19 |
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4 | If Olga had been here, she would have replied… | 05:22 |
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5 | K., who was slightly annoyed by this… | 04:42 |
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6 | Chapter 15 | 05:22 |
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7 | 'That's a good observation,' said K.… | 06:54 |
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8 | 'We do talk about Klamm sometimes…' | 06:15 |
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9 | 'Barnabas has enough time to observe all of this…' | 06:31 |
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10 | 'Everything you say to him is right too, though,' said K.… | 07:12 |
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11 | 'What's more, I've still been basing all these comments…' | 06:24 |
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12 | 'Judge for yourself,' said Olga… | 05:31 |
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13 | 'Three years have had that effect on him?' asked K.… | 06:45 |
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Disc 7
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1 | 'And what was in the letter?' asked K.… | 07:25 |
Corduner, Allan (Reader)
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2 | 'No, Olga,' said K. 'I don't know why…' | 06:40 |
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3 | 'Maybe,' said K., 'but for me the main difference…' | 06:43 |
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4 | 'You're so scared,' said K. | 07:09 |
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5 | 'Finally he did begin to speak…' | 07:09 |
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6 | 'I don't want to talk about Sortini,' said Olga. | 03:59 |
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7 | 'And at this point, as I've already said…' | 04:20 |
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8 | 'And what use were these ideas, anyway…' | 07:19 |
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9 | Father kept at it. He was still very strong… | 07:00 |
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10 | 'Just think how far things must have gone with father…' | 07:33 |
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11 | 'It was now a question of finding father…' | 05:36 |
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12 | Every day we expect her life to end… | 07:15 |
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Disc 8
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1 | 'I saw there was a chance like that for Barnabas…' | 06:41 |
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2 | 'However fruitless this whole period was…' | 06:19 |
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3 | 'If I have spoken disparagingly…' | 07:54 |
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4 | Chapter 16 | 04:50 |
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5 | 'You're still looking for me as if you were an employee…' | 06:28 |
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6 | 'These threats don't frighten me,' said Jeremias. | 05:28 |
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7 | Chapter 17 | 05:33 |
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8 | At this point the front door opened… | 06:05 |
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9 | Chapter 18 | 06:49 |
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10 | 'We won't talk about that any more,' said K.… | 07:00 |
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11 | 'That's all sorted out, then,' K. continued. | 06:57 |
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12 | 'Come to your senses; pull yourself together…' | 07:53 |
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Disc 9
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1 | Now he felt he at least had the strength to face Erlanger. | 04:24 |
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2 | 'Where are you intending to go now, then?' asked Burgel. | 05:54 |
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3 | 'You seem to have had some disappointments…' | 05:36 |
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4 | 'Even they are not really aware of these negative effects…' | 06:25 |
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5 | 'However, there is…' said Burgel, looking up pensively… | 06:50 |
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6 | 'That's the position. And now, sir, consider…' | 04:52 |
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7 | 'And yet we're happy! How suicidal happiness can be!…' | 05:43 |
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8 | Chapter 19 | 05:08 |
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9 | And the fact that now, at five o'clock… | 04:26 |
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10 | Only then did the real difficulties begin. | 06:41 |
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11 | And if that did not work… | 05:54 |
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12 | Was the gentleman wanting to call for service… | 06:42 |
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13 | Did he not watch as the files were being distributed? | 04:28 |
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14 | While all this was being put to K.… | 06:12 |
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Disc 10
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1 | Chapter 20 | 05:35 |
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2 | And at the time Pepi had even had thoughts… | 05:45 |
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3 | 'But that's not the worst thing.' | 06:10 |
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4 | 'However, he didn't correct it…' | 06:08 |
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5 | 'He was nothing at all; it was depressing to contemplate…' | 05:25 |
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6 | Of course, it was not difficult… | 06:26 |
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7 | And then there was the misfortune… | 06:22 |
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8 | K. was totally unaware of what Frieda was doing. | 05:54 |
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9 | 'What a wild imagination you have, Pepi,' said K. | 05:38 |
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10 | 'One certainly can't lay that charge at Klamm's door…' | 07:04 |
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11 | 'They probably won't be at all surprised…' | 07:09 |
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12 | It was a small, overheated room. | 07:13 |
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Total Playing Time: 13:03:30
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