FIELDING, H.: Tom Jones (Unabridged)
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Author(s): Fielding, Henry
Reader(s): Homewood, Bill
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Period: Baroque
Catalogue No: NA0119
Barcode: 9781843796954
Release Date: 05/2013

FIELDING, H.: Tom Jones (Unabridged)

Tracklist

Disc 1
Fielding, Henry - Author
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
1Book One, Chapter One06:45
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Book One, Chapter Two05:06
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Book One, Chapter Three04:44
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4When Mrs. Deborah returned into the room…04:16
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
5Book One, Chapter Four07:51
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
6Book One, Chapter Five03:41
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
7Book One, Chapter Six05:16
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
8Their envy did not, however, display itself openly…04:52
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
9Book One, Chapter Seven04:00
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
10'Can any pleasure compensate these evils?'04:47
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
11Jenny now lifted her eyes from the ground…03:55
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12Book One, Chapter Eight06:24
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
13Book One, Chapter Nine05:25
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
14Book One, Chapter Ten05:04
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
15As sympathies of all kinds are apt to beget love…04:50
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
Disc 2
1Book One, Chapter Eleven06:13
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2To deal plainly with the reader…05:03
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Book One, Chapter Twelve03:32
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4The doctor accused Mr. Allworthy of too great lenity…05:11
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
5Book One, Chapter Thirteen07:07
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
6Book Two, Chapter One05:19
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
7Book Two, Chapter Two05:15
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
8Book Two, Chapter Three04:44
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
9Thus it happened to Mrs. Partridge…04:29
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
10Book Two, Chapter Four05:51
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
11Nothing can be so quick and sudden as the operations of the mind…05:48
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
12Book Two, Chapter Five04:23
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13I have thought it somewhat strange, upon reflection…04:42
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14Mr. Allworthy answered, 'He could not dispute with the captain…'04:48
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15Book Two, Chapter Six06:52
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
Disc 3
1Here, reader, I beg your patience a moment…04:34
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Whether Partridge repented or not…04:06
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Book Two, Chapter Seven04:56
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4One situation only of the married state…05:52
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5Book Two, Chapter Eight04:25
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6Book Two, Chapter Nine05:09
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
7These two doctors, whom, to avoid any malicious applications…06:01
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8Book Three, Chapter One04:54
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9Book Three, Chapter Two03:33
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10To say the truth, some of that atrocious wickedness in Jones…04:34
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
11At his return home, Tom was presently convened before Mr. Allworthy.05:54
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12Book Three, Chapter Three07:03
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13Book Three, Chapter Four07:29
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14Book Three, Chapter Five03:59
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15When this story became public…05:20
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Disc 4
1Having, therefore, determined to commit these boys…03:27
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Book Three, Chapter Six05:41
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Whether Mrs. Blifil had been surfeited…04:11
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4Book Three, Chapter Seven04:48
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5Book Three, Chapter Eight05:25
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6Book Three, Chapter Nine06:45
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7Book Three, Chapter Ten06:46
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
8Book Four, Chapter One07:46
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9Book Four, Chapter Two04:59
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10Her cheeks were of the oval kind…03:28
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11Book Four, Chapter Three06:40
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12Book Four, Chapter Four03:51
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13'And if they had been hanged…'04:24
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14Book Four, Chapter Five04:56
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15Sophia, with the highest degree of innocence and modesty…05:50
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Disc 5
1It was Mr. Western's custom every afternoon…03:49
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Book Four, Chapter Six05:42
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3That the reader may be no longer in suspense…06:17
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4Book Four, Chapter Seven02:40
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5Book Four, Chapter Eight06:59
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6But now Fortune, fearing she had acted out of character…06:51
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7Book Four, Chapter Nine07:32
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8Book Four, Chapter Ten04:45
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9Tom begged to be excused…06:47
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10Book Four, Chapter Eleven06:32
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11But whatever detestation Mr. Allworthy had…05:19
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12Book Four, Chapter Twelve07:30
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13Book Four, Chapter Thirteen07:58
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
Disc 6
1Book Four, Chapter Fourteen07:40
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Perhaps Sophia might have suffered her maid…06:16
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Book Five, Chapter One05:40
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4And here we shall of necessity…05:33
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5Book Five, Chapter Two06:13
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6As to Squire Western…06:07
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7Book Five, Chapter Three06:38
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8Book Five, Chapter Four08:01
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9Book Five, Chapter Five07:35
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10She was proceeding thus…06:12
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11The reader will be mistaken…07:53
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12Book Five, Chapter Six05:06
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Disc 7
1It may, perhaps, be a question…04:31
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2One day this young couple accidentally met in the garden…06:18
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3Book Five, Chapter Seven07:38
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4'Grieve, therefore, no more, my dear child…'07:29
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5Book Five, Chapter Eight07:02
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6The physician now arrived…06:03
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7Book Five, Chapter Nine04:58
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8The doctor now interposed…06:23
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9Book Five, Chapter Ten04:07
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10Here ensued a parley…05:01
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11Book Five, Chapter Eleven04:00
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12Jones now finding himself engaged with two…04:31
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13Book Five, Chapter Twelve04:54
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14All fears for Sophia being now removed…06:10
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Disc 8
1Book Six, Chapter One07:44
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2Book Six, Chapter Two07:26
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3'Sister,' cries the squire…07:33
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4Book Six, Chapter Three05:00
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5Mr. Allworthy was not one of those men…06:06
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6Book Six, Chapter Four05:10
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7Book Six, Chapter Five06:47
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8Mrs. Western now stood a few moments silent…05:43
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9Book Six, Chapter Six07:09
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10Book Six, Chapter Seven06:00
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11Mr. Western took care to way-lay the lover…06:04
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12Book Six, Chapter Eight05:13
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13Book Six, Chapter Nine03:40
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Disc 9
1So trembled poor Sophia…03:57
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2It may likewise seem surprising…04:11
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3Book Six, Chapter Ten04:53
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4When Allworthy and Blifil were again left together…06:52
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5Book Six, Chapter Eleven05:51
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6Book Six, Chapter Twelve05:03
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7He was now searching his pockets for his wax…05:38
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8Book Six, Chapter Thirteen04:59
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9'Name not his detested name,' cries Sophia…04:50
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10Book Six, Chapter Fourteen04:08
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11Book Seven, Chapter One04:25
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12But as Nature often exhibits some of her best performances…05:27
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13Book Seven, Chapter Two05:17
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14Book Seven, Chapter Three04:33
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15'Indeed, madam,' replied Sophia…06:40
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Disc 10
1'Brother,' said Mrs. Western…03:17
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2Book Seven, Chapter Four05:35
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3Book Seven, Chapter Five07:08
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4Book Seven, Chapter Six07:28
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5Though Mr. Blifil was not of the complexion of Jones…07:31
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6Book Seven, Chapter Seven05:07
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7'I would not have your la'ship too confident of that,' cries Honour…05:23
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8Book Seven, Chapter Eight04:12
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9In this humour, which was none of the sweetest…04:56
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10Book Seven, Chapter Nine05:12
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11Honour acted her part to the utmost perfection.05:31
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12Book Seven, Chapter Ten05:54
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13Here the Quaker ended with a deep sigh…06:52
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14Book Seven, Chapter Eleven05:08
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Disc 11
1The gentleman who had been all night tippling at the alehouse…04:23
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2Book Seven, Chapter Twelve05:47
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3Mr. Adderly, which was the name of the other ensign…03:57
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4The tenderness of lovers…07:13
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5Book Seven, Chapter Thirteen07:18
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6'Well, sir,' said the surgeon…08:01
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7Book Seven, Chapter Fourteen06:36
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8As soon as the serjeant was departed…04:21
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9Perceiving the bird was flown…04:30
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10Book Seven, Chapter Fifteen04:42
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11The reader may perhaps expect…05:10
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12Book Eight, Chapter One05:41
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13Man therefore is the highest subject…04:46
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14Thus we may, perhaps, with little danger, relate the history of Fisher…06:08
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Disc 12
1Our modern authors of comedy…02:56
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2Book Eight, Chapter Two04:35
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3'And could I ever have imagined…'03:57
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4Book Eight, Chapter Three06:16
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5Book Eight, Chapter Four04:24
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6'Indeed,' says Jones…05:31
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7Book Eight, Chapter Five05:46
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8Little Benjamin, who had been all attention…05:10
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9Book Eight, Chapter Six04:51
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10Jones was a little startled at this sudden declaration.05:01
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11Book Eight, Chapter Seven05:16
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12In the evening, when Jones retired to his room…03:55
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13Book Eight, Chapter Eight05:04
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14Jones had no sooner quitted the room…07:18
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15Book Eight, Chapter Nine04:40
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16They now travelled some miles without speaking to each other…04:18
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Disc 13
1'A popish priest!' cries Jones…05:45
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2Book Eight, Chapter Ten07:23
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3'Pray, sir,' says Partridge…05:10
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4The old woman was distracted…07:30
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5Book Eight, Chapter Eleven06:20
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6'It was my misfortune…'06:55
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7'Timorous thieves, by extreme caution…'06:25
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8'Perhaps,' cries Partridge…06:36
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9Book Eight, Chapter Twelve07:42
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10'This declaration a little relieved my abashment…'07:40
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11Book Eight, Chapter Thirteen05:51
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12'Most of those present seemed affected by this scene…'05:35
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Disc 14
1'I began now to think all the time I had spent…'04:37
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2'In short, we soon separated…'03:32
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3Book Eight, Chapter Fourteen05:48
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4'We were prevented from any further discourse…'06:22
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5'The unfortunate event of this enterprise…'06:01
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6Book Eight, Chapter Fifteen04:45
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7'Thus, sir, I have ended the history of my life…'05:27
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8'In the former part of what you said,' replied Jones…04:55
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9Book Nine, Chapter One05:53
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10To prevent therefore, for the future…03:17
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11Again, there is another sort of knowledge…05:01
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12Book Nine, Chapter Two04:56
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13Jones helped Northerton upon his legs…05:24
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14Book Nine, Chapter Three05:22
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15My landlady, though a very good-tempered woman…06:06
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Disc 15
1Now the dogs of war being let loose, began to lick their bloody lips…02:44
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2Book Nine, Chapter Four05:34
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3My landlord was likewise beginning his oration to Jones…04:31
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4Book Nine, Chapter Five06:27
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5The contrary happens in that love which operates…06:36
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6Book Nine, Chapter Six07:01
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7'Those officers,' says Partridge…05:51
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8Book Nine, Chapter Seven04:38
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9After much consultation on this matter…05:26
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10Book Ten, Chapter One07:02
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11Book Ten, Chapter Two06:18
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12Next to the lady's chamber…07:10
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13Book Ten, Chapter Three04:56
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14This gentleman then being well tired…03:26
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Disc 16
1The lady earnestly desired Partridge to return to his seat…04:51
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2Book Ten, Chapter Four06:56
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3Book Ten, Chapter Five05:11
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4To say the truth, this behaviour of Partridge was a little inexcusable…06:35
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5Book Ten, Chapter Six05:20
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6The behaviour of Jones on this occasion…04:44
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7Book Ten, Chapter Seven04:46
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8So much more tenderly do women value their reputation…05:28
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9Book Ten, Chapter Eight04:48
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10The squire himself now sallied forth…05:48
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11Book Ten, Chapter Nine06:16
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12Sophia, finding all her persuasions had no effect…06:35
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13The landlady finding Sophia intended to stay no longer…04:38
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14Book Eleven, Chapter One07:16
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Disc 17
1Now, however ludicrous all this may appear to some…04:54
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2Book Eleven, Chapter Two06:06
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3The conversation which passed between these ladies…06:48
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4This polite person, now taking his wife aside…05:53
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5Book Eleven, Chapter Three04:59
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6Book Eleven, Chapter Four08:05
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7'But, what may seem astonishing…'06:34
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8Book Eleven, Chapter Five06:33
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9'This seat, then, is an ancient mansion-house…'06:21
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10Book Eleven, Chapter Six04:50
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11'What news, pray?' says Sophia, something eagerly.04:10
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12Book Eleven, Chapter Seven06:51
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13Thus, then, Mrs. Fitzpatrick resumed her narrative…07:05
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Disc 18
1'Mr. Fitzpatrick seemed a little thunderstruck with this…'06:18
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2Book Eleven, Chapter Eight05:39
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3On this subject, reader, I must stop a moment, to tell thee a story.05:56
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4Sophia was very soon eased of her causeless fright…04:40
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5Book Eleven, Chapter Nine05:50
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6His wife, however, was far from drawing this conclusion…06:05
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7Book Eleven, Chapter Ten06:12
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8The case, it seems, was this…05:06
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9Book Twelve, Chapter One07:03
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10Book Twelve, Chapter Two04:42
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11The hounds ran very hard, as it is called…04:18
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12Book Twelve, Chapter Three06:05
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13At length, Jones, being weary of soliloquy…06:36
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14Book Twelve, Chapter Four03:22
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Disc 19
1The pocket-book was a late present from Mrs. Western to her niece…06:13
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2Book Twelve, Chapter Five05:37
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3Before our travellers had finished their dinner…05:18
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4Book Twelve, Chapter Six07:28
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5Book Twelve, Chapter Seven06:52
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6The attorney's clerk likewise declared…06:14
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7Book Twelve, Chapter Eight04:49
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8Their meal being over, Jones was again preparing to sally…05:11
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9Book Twelve, Chapter Nine04:08
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10The clock had just struck three when they arrived…04:08
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11Book Twelve, Chapter Ten06:49
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12Jones, as the reader knows…05:33
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13Book Twelve, Chapter Eleven06:29
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14Book Twelve, Chapter Twelve04:32
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Disc 20
1Had this history been writ in the days of superstition…06:11
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2'About a tousand or two tousand year ago…'06:06
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3Jones greatly applauded the justice of the sentence…05:24
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4Book Twelve, Chapter Thirteen05:09
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5'Undoubtedly,' cries Partridge…07:12
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6Book Twelve, Chapter Fourteen05:14
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7Jones at first pretended that he would take the fellow at his word…03:43
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8Book Thirteen, Chapter One04:42
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9And now, this ill-yoked pair…04:59
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10Book Thirteen, Chapter Two07:04
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11Jones, who more than once already…06:12
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12Book Thirteen, Chapter Three07:58
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13Book Thirteen, Chapter Four06:03
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Disc 21
1Book Thirteen, Chapter Five06:45
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2The footman, having now recovered his legs…07:17
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3Book Thirteen, Chapter Six06:28
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4Mr. Jones having now determined to go to the masquerade…08:26
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5Book Thirteen, Chapter Seven06:46
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6Jones had never less inclination to an amour than at present…06:26
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7Book Thirteen, Chapter Eight06:01
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8'This was a love-match, as they call it, on both sides…'05:11
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9Book Thirteen, Chapter Nine04:33
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10Though Jones saw all these discouragements on the one side…04:53
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11Book Thirteen, Chapter Ten06:41
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12Book Thirteen, Chapter Eleven04:33
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13Sophia stood trembling all this while.05:46
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Disc 22
1Having advanced a few steps…06:38
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2Book Thirteen, Chapter Twelve06:25
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3Book Fourteen, Chapter One05:25
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4Now it happens that this higher order of mortals is not to be seen…04:44
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5Book Fourteen, Chapter Two05:45
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6Jones begged her only to whisper…06:25
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7Book Fourteen, Chapter Three06:37
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8As soon as Partridge arrived…04:27
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9Book Fourteen, Chapter Four05:14
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10'Lookee, Mr. Nightingale,' said Jones…03:56
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11Book Fourteen, Chapter Five05:31
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12'This letter, sir, I received within a fortnight…'04:49
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13Book Fourteen, Chapter Six06:43
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14When Jones had read this letter…06:28
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Disc 23
1Book Fourteen, Chapter Seven05:51
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2'Common sense, indeed,' said Nightingale…06:44
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3Book Fourteen, Chapter Eight05:16
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4There is scarce anything which so happily introduces men…07:13
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5The young lady whom Mr. Nightingale had intended for his son…05:55
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6Book Fourteen, Chapter Nine03:45
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7'How, sir?' replies young Nightingale…04:23
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8Book Fourteen, Chapter Ten03:52
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9Book Fifteen, Chapter One03:27
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10Book Fifteen, Chapter Two06:17
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11'Nay, my lord,' said she…06:42
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12Book Fifteen, Chapter Three04:45
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13There was no farther evidence necessary…05:24
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14Book Fifteen, Chapter Four04:42
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15Book Fifteen, Chapter Five04:48
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Disc 24
1But a more lucky circumstance happened for poor Sophia…07:02
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2As Lord Fellamar was very well assured…05:19
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3Book Fifteen, Chapter Six04:25
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4The squire had no sooner read the letter…06:13
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5Book Fifteen, Chapter Seven06:02
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6Nothing could equal the dilemma to which Jones was now reduced.05:38
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7And now Jones was unwillingly obliged to return to his own apartment…04:31
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8Book Fifteen, Chapter Eight05:54
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9Book Fifteen, Chapter Nine04:37
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10Jones, having very attentively heard all that Nightingale had to say…04:51
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11After some hesitation, Jones, upon the strength of this assurance…05:42
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12Book Fifteen, Chapter Ten04:55
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13In the situation that he and his mistress were in at this time…05:12
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14Book Fifteen, Chapter Eleven05:59
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Disc 25
1Book Fifteen, Chapter Twelve07:00
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2Book Sixteen, Chapter One04:11
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3Book Sixteen, Chapter Two06:07
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4Upon these words the gentleman returned a very short verbal rebuke…06:29
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5Here the squire began to look wild…04:35
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6Book Sixteen, Chapter Three04:41
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7Sophia, notwithstanding her long fast…04:33
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8Book Sixteen, Chapter Four06:23
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9'Why, you are to blame, brother,' answered she.05:47
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10Book Sixteen, Chapter Five05:30
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11Mr. Jones having spent three hours in reading…05:24
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12During the second act, Partridge made very few remarks.05:49
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13Book Sixteen, Chapter Six07:33
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14Book Sixteen, Chapter Seven03:04
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
Disc 26
1'I am very sorry, madam,' cried Blifil…03:03
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Book Sixteen, Chapter Eight04:55
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3In the progress of their conversation…04:53
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4Book Sixteen, Chapter Nine07:06
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
5There are some fine women…04:49
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
6Book Sixteen, Chapter Ten07:26
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
7Book Seventeen, Chapter One04:03
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
8Book Seventeen, Chapter Two04:56
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
9'Indeed, Mrs. Miller,' said Allworthy…03:23
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
10Book Seventeen, Chapter Three06:52
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
11'Thwackum and Square, who both alike…'05:49
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
12Blifil now desired to be permitted to speak a few words.05:56
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
13Book Seventeen, Chapter Four04:48
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
14'No, no, miss,' cries the aunt…06:39
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
15Book Seventeen, Chapter Five03:30
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
Disc 27
1'Come, come, Mr. Jones,' says Mrs. Miller…04:30
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Book Seventeen, Chapter Six05:10
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Though Sophia read the letter twice over with great attention…03:31
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4Book Seventeen, Chapter Seven06:54
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
5Book Seventeen, Chapter Eight07:40
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
6This last speech was made in the absence of Sophia…07:42
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
7Book Seventeen, Chapter Nine05:07
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
8A very mournful scene now past between the prisoner and his friends…03:58
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
9She now entered the room with an air of gaiety…04:51
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
10Book Eighteen, Chapter One03:46
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
11Book Eighteen, Chapter Two06:14
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
12As sights of horror were not so usual to George…06:04
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
13Book Eighteen, Chapter Three06:29
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
14When Dowling attended…05:00
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
Disc 28
1Book Eighteen, Chapter Four06:40
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2The reader will, after this…03:56
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Book Eighteen, Chapter Five06:18
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4Mr. Allworthy sharply rebuked her for this impetuosity…07:27
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
5Book Eighteen, Chapter Six05:05
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
6'Pray,' said Allworthy, 'do not be so particular…'04:28
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
7Book Eighteen, Chapter Seven06:42
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
8'It was then contrived…'06:24
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
9Book Eighteen, Chapter Eight07:49
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
10Mrs. Waters fell now upon her knees before him…07:20
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
11Allworthy stood a minute silent, lifting up his eyes…06:44
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
12Book Eighteen, Chapter Nine04:30
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
13'Nothing but truth,' says Sophia…04:49
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
Disc 29
1'I sincerely wish you joy, sir…'04:54
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
2Western had been long impatient…05:57
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
3Book Eighteen, Chapter Ten03:55
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
4'Prudence is indeed the duty which we owe to ourselves…'05:38
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
5A servant now acquainted them that Mr. Western was below-stairs…05:41
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
6Book Eighteen, Chapter Eleven04:32
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
7Jones expressed great astonishment…05:32
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
8Jones went up to Blifil's room…06:54
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
9Book Eighteen, Chapter Twelve06:21
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
10'Name any proof in my power,' answered Jones eagerly.05:35
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
11At this instant Western, who had stood some time listening…06:21
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
12Book Eighteen, Chapter The Last07:11
Homewood, Bill (Reader)
13Thus, reader, we have at length brought our history to a conclusion…07:05
Homewood, Bill (Reader)

Total Playing Time: 37:48:27

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