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Composer(s): Heilmann, Harald
Artist(s): Bentinck, Anna
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Orchestral
Period: 20th Century
Catalogue No: NA0167
Barcode: 9781843798118
Release Date: 04/2014
ELIOT, G.: Silas Marner (Unabridged)
Tracklist
Disc 1
Heilmann, Harald
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
|  | 1 | Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe | 08:39 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 2 | It was fifteen years since Silas Marner had first come to Raveloe… | 08:32 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 3 | Among the members of his church there was one young man… | 08:09 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 4 | The search was made, and it ended… | 06:11 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 5 | Chapter II | 08:16 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 6 | About this time an incident happened… | 07:52 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 7 | So, year after year, Silas Marner had lived in this solitude… | 05:57 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 8 | Chapter III | 07:53 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 9 | The door opened… | 07:49 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 10 | Godfrey stood, still with his back to the fire… | 09:46 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
Disc 2
| | 1 | That, at least, was the condition of Godfrey Cass… | 06:31 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 2 | Chapter IV | 04:43 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 3 | Keating rode up now… | 06:29 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 4 | But now the mist, helped by the evening darkness… | 08:30 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 5 | Chapter V | 06:07 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 6 | As soon as he was warm he began to think… | 07:42 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 7 | Chapter VI | 06:45 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 8 | Mr. Tookey, the deputy-clerk… | 07:32 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 9 | Here Mr. Macey paused… | 09:55 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 10 | Mr. Dowlas was the negative spirit in the company… | 05:00 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
Disc 3
| | 1 | Chapter VII | 06:34 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 2 | The slight suspicion with which his hearers at first listened… | 07:48 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 3 | Chapter VIII | 08:27 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 4 | Some disappointment was felt… | 07:36 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 5 | Godfrey rode along slowly… | 06:36 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 6 | Chapter IX | 06:25 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 7 | The Squire had laid down his knife and fork… | 05:01 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 8 | Godfrey was silent. | 07:44 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 9 | Chapter X | 09:05 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 10 | I suppose one reason… | 09:55 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
Disc 4
| | 1 | This good wholesome woman could hardly fail… | 08:16 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 2 | Dolly's exhortation, which was an unusually long effort of speech… | 07:31 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 3 | The Christmas carol, with its hammer-like rhythm… | 08:34 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 4 | Chapter XI | 07:09 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 5 | These dutiful questions and answers were continued… | 06:18 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 6 | The anxiety about sister Priscilla… | 09:37 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 7 | 'Ha, Miss Nancy,'… | 05:43 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 8 | 'Did you speak to me, my dear?' | 05:59 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 9 | Solomon Macey, a small hale old man… | 08:28 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 10 | Mr. Macey screwed up his mouth… | 08:54 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
Disc 5
| | 1 | Chapter XII | 09:15 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 2 | This morning he had been told by some of his neighbours… | 08:49 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 3 | Chapter XIII | 07:04 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 4 | The proposition to take the child from him… | 06:58 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 5 | He turned immediately towards the hearth… | 06:19 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 6 | Chapter XIV | 10:02 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 7 | 'But she'll be my little un,'… | 09:20 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 8 | And when the sunshine grew strong and lasting… | 08:27 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 9 | Here was clearly a case of aberration in a christened child… | 09:56 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 10 | Chapter XV | 03:03 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
Disc 6
| | 1 | Part Two | 06:41 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 2 | 'I can dig it for you, Master Marner,'… | 09:13 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 3 | Silas ate his dinner more silently than usual… | 07:25 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 4 | Dolly was too useful a woman… | 05:28 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 5 | This dialogue took place in Eppie's earlier years… | 08:42 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 6 | 'Father,' said Eppie, very gently… | 06:01 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 7 | Chapter XVII | 08:29 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 8 | It was Godfrey's custom on a Sunday afternoon… | 05:03 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 9 | Perhaps it was this very severity… | 06:17 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 10 | Godfrey had from the first specified Eppie… | 09:30 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
Disc 7
| | 1 | Chapter XVIII | 10:12 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 2 | Chapter XIX | 05:49 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 3 | Godfrey checked himself. | 07:13 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 4 | Eppie took her hand from her father's head… | 06:50 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 5 | It would be difficult to say whether it were Silas or Eppie… | 08:28 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 6 | Chapter XX | 06:28 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 7 | Chapter XXI | 09:46 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
| | 8 | Conclusion | 06:45 |
Bentinck, Anna (reader)
Total Playing Time: 08:33:31