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Author(s): Trollope, Anthony
Artist(s): Shaw-Parker, David
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Catalogue No: NA0178
Barcode: 9781843798491
Release Date: 01/2015
TROLLOPE, A.: Framley Parsonage (Unabridged)
In Framley Parsonage, the fourth novel of Trollope’s Chronicles of Barsetshire, the author leaves the confines of Barchester and looks to the countryside, where he relates the moral difficulties of Mark Robarts, the young clergyman who has recently been appointed Vicar of Framley.
Desperate to keep up with the local aristocracy, the country parson is persuaded to underwrite the debts of Sowerby, a well-respected peer. However, when the debts are called in, Robarts finds himself in a serious predicament.
Written with acute insight, together with a great deal of warmth and humour towards his characters’ attendant charms and foibles, Framley Parsonage is sure to delight.
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Disc 1
Trollope, Anthony - Author
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1 | Framley Parsonage | 06:19 |
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2 | The living of Framley is in the diocese of Barchester… | 05:29 |
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3 | In person he was manly, tall, and fair-haired… | 05:17 |
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4 | On the next morning, however, she did as she was bid… | 05:57 |
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5 | Chapter 2 | 08:01 |
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6 | Chaldicotes is the seat of Nathaniel Sowerby, Esq.… | 06:29 |
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7 | Mrs. Harold Smith was the very opposite of her lord. | 05:45 |
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8 | He paid his visit to Mr. Jones, the curate… | 06:25 |
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9 | Chapter 3 | 07:42 |
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10 | He was shown into the drawing-room at once… | 07:29 |
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11 | Mr. Supplehouse began to make a pretty speech… | 07:16 |
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12 | 'Supplehouse belongs to a clique which monopolises…' | 05:44 |
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Disc 2
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1 | Chapter 4 | 06:39 |
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2 | Mr. Sowerby was one of those men… | 06:38 |
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3 | It immediately occurred to Mark that as the lecture… | 08:43 |
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4 | Chapter 5 | 08:18 |
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5 | But Mrs. Robarts would not consent to this. | 08:29 |
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6 | And now Fanny Robarts's cup was full, full to the overflowing. | 06:30 |
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7 | To this Mrs. Robarts made no answer; and in a very few minutes… | 07:31 |
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8 | Chapter 6 | 07:16 |
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9 | And then Mrs. Proudie began her story about Mr. Slope… | 06:29 |
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10 | And there were one or two gentlemen on the second seat… | 06:17 |
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11 | Harold Smith cast one eye down at him… | 05:37 |
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Disc 3
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1 | Chapter 7 | 06:07 |
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2 | Mrs. Proudie was rather stern at breakfast… | 06:57 |
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3 | At a little after nine they all assembled… | 06:25 |
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4 | Chapter 8 | 07:05 |
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5 | Mark Robarts had now turned away, and his attention… | 08:09 |
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6 | Mark, as he thought of all this, could not but feel… | 07:25 |
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7 | 'The Manchester men will only be too happy for the chance,'… | 07:25 |
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8 | Mr. Fothergill professed that he had been brought up in that faith… | 04:52 |
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9 | During the last two days Mr. Sowerby's intimacy with Mark… | 06:35 |
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10 | Chapter 9 | 08:05 |
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11 | 'But she was very angry when she first heard it; was she not?' | 07:51 |
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Disc 4
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1 | At twelve the next morning the lord and the vicar… | 04:33 |
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2 | Chapter 10 | 07:11 |
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3 | All this interfered greatly with Mark's wise resolution… | 08:12 |
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4 | Fanny was delighted when the news reached her. | 06:44 |
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5 | For the first two days Mrs. Robarts did not make much of her… | 06:02 |
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6 | Chapter 11 | 08:28 |
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7 | They had now turned up through the parsonage wicket… | 07:33 |
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8 | Lady Lufton had hitherto been fortunate… | 06:52 |
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9 | Lord Lufton took out Mrs. Grantly to dinner… | 06:46 |
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10 | And then there was music. Lucy neither played nor sang… | 05:16 |
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11 | Chapter 12 | 07:46 |
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Disc 5
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1 | Mark's heart was somewhat lighter as he left the bank. | 04:57 |
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2 | This did seem strange to Mark. | 07:03 |
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3 | Chapter 13 | 07:22 |
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4 | She got Fanny up into her own den one afternoon… | 07:03 |
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5 | Mrs. Robarts immediately started off on her walk to her own home… | 06:23 |
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6 | They then walked up to the hall-door in silence. | 05:13 |
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7 | Chapter 14 | 07:40 |
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8 | How it came to pass that the price of the splendid animal… | 08:13 |
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9 | And what a screech would there not be among the clergy… | 08:08 |
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10 | And then children had come. | 06:56 |
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11 | Chapter 15 | 06:07 |
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Disc 6
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1 | In appearance he was the very opposite to Mark Robarts. | 04:18 |
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2 | 'As living in the same parish, you know, and being, perhaps…' | 06:50 |
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3 | Mr. Crawley had gone at once to the root of the matter… | 05:58 |
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4 | Chapter 16 | 06:42 |
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5 | Lady Lufton's reply was very affectionate. | 07:08 |
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6 | A slight cloud came across his brow as he saw this… | 07:43 |
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7 | She felt that it was almost unmanly of him thus to seek her out… | 07:20 |
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8 | Chapter 17 | 07:33 |
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9 | Her plan was to set the people by the ears talking… | 06:16 |
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10 | Knowing as we do, that the terms of the Lufton-Grantly alliance… | 07:43 |
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11 | The bishop again rubbed his hands… | 06:08 |
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Disc 7
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1 | Chapter 18 | 08:26 |
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2 | Mark took her hand, resolving to say nothing further on that occasion. | 06:45 |
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3 | When Mark found himself in the private secretary's room… | 07:11 |
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4 | Chapter 19 | 06:55 |
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5 | 'Sowerby said that you would probably have to pay ten pounds…' | 07:18 |
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6 | At this moment three or four other gentlemen entered the room… | 08:46 |
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7 | 'I have paid more than I lost three times over,' said Lord Lufton… | 08:58 |
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8 | Chapter 20 | 07:37 |
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9 | This was cruel enough, but even this was hardly so cruel… | 07:18 |
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10 | It must be remembered that our gallant, gay Lothario had… | 06:24 |
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Disc 8
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1 | What took place between them on that occasion… | 03:58 |
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2 | Chapter 21 | 08:18 |
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3 | And Lucy Robarts – we must now say a word of her. | 07:56 |
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4 | 'Perhaps, considering my position, I ought to know nothing…' | 07:06 |
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5 | Chapter 22 | 06:25 |
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6 | This was very discouraging to Lucy. | 05:59 |
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7 | And then, by degrees, there was confidence between them… | 05:54 |
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8 | Chapter 23 | 07:27 |
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9 | 'Yes,' said Harold Smith, now verging on the bounds… | 08:38 |
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10 | But there was and always has been this peculiar good point… | 07:37 |
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11 | 'Just lately, during these changes, you know…' | 05:56 |
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Disc 9
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1 | Chapter 24 | 08:32 |
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2 | 'It is very seldom that a man finds himself in such a position…' | 07:54 |
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3 | 'How is poor Mr. Smith today?' asked Miss Dunstable… | 07:26 |
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4 | 'I was going to tell you that you might be more happy as…' | 07:30 |
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5 | Chapter 25 | 07:28 |
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6 | During the first few moments of his interview with her… | 05:39 |
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7 | 'And papa won't be Bishop of Westminster?' | 06:08 |
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8 | But that would not do. | 05:38 |
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9 | Chapter 26 | 07:18 |
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10 | 'Lucy, you are not attending to a word I say to you…' | 05:28 |
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11 | Mrs. Robarts, to tell the truth, could hardly understand… | 06:56 |
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1 | Lucy then got up from the sofa, and walked… | 04:13 |
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2 | Mrs. Robarts hardly knew how to say what she thought… | 06:15 |
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3 | Chapter 27 | 05:08 |
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4 | On the morning in question he went to his appointment… | 05:49 |
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5 | 'How long? Since the day before yesterday.' | 05:39 |
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6 | 'I shall see the duke myself,' Mr. Sowerby said at last… | 06:16 |
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7 | Chapter 28 | 06:55 |
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8 | Such, so great and so various, was to be the intended gathering… | 05:54 |
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9 | Miss Dunstable once said to Mrs. Harold Smith that… | 06:40 |
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10 | Chapter 29 | 07:30 |
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11 | And then Lady Lufton entered the room, and Miss Dunstable… | 07:05 |
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12 | On this great occasion, when the misfortune… | 07:06 |
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Disc 11
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1 | Miss Dunstable's rooms, large as they were… | 07:43 |
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2 | It must not, however, be supposed that Miss Grantly… | 08:01 |
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3 | We must go back to our hostess, whom we should not… | 08:58 |
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4 | Chapter 30 | 06:20 |
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5 | 'Lord Dumbello proposed to Griselda the other night…' | 05:38 |
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6 | Chapter 31 | 07:17 |
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7 | Lucy also conceived that it was improbable that Lord Lufton… | 08:33 |
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8 | 'Do you think that Fanny knows anything of all this?' he said… | 08:37 |
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9 | 'He has told everything to Mark,' said Mrs. Robarts… | 08:08 |
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10 | Such was her verdict, and so confident were they both… | 07:07 |
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Disc 12
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1 | Chapter 32 | 07:26 |
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2 | Mark Robarts, in talking over this coming money trouble… | 06:41 |
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3 | Mr. Sowerby had called with the intention of explaining… | 05:31 |
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4 | Chapter 33 | 06:23 |
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5 | 'But, Robarts, under your present circumstances that will be madness.' | 06:03 |
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6 | Mrs. Robarts came to him in his room, reaching him in time… | 06:19 |
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7 | Chapter 34 | 08:16 |
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8 | Lord Lufton had determined not to explain to his mother… | 08:23 |
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9 | Very little had been said at Framley Parsonage… | 08:24 |
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10 | Chapter 35 | 07:40 |
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11 | 'Miss Robarts,' she said, not rising from her chair… | 07:02 |
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Disc 13
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1 | But not for all or any of these reasons did Lady Lufton… | 04:42 |
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2 | 'Then, Lady Lufton,' said Lucy, rising from her chair… | 05:30 |
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3 | Chapter 36 | 06:57 |
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4 | 'What you mean is that you intend to take the burden…' | 06:08 |
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5 | 'Miss Robarts,' he began, 'this step has been taken altogether…' | 05:49 |
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6 | 'These are comforts which we have no right to expect.' | 06:35 |
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7 | Chapter 37 | 06:20 |
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8 | It was soon put beyond a rumour, and became manifest enough… | 07:19 |
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9 | In these days, Mr. Sowerby came down to his own house… | 06:42 |
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10 | It was a dark night when he returned to the house… | 04:26 |
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11 | Chapter 38 | 08:28 |
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12 | 'To such an one as the Honourable George, for instance?' | 08:38 |
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1 | Mrs. Gresham now began to repent… | 08:06 |
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2 | Chapter 39 | 07:04 |
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3 | 'Why, Lady Arabella, she would have stayed at home…' | 06:21 |
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4 | 'We shall all be going after him, sooner or later; that's sure enough.' | 06:38 |
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5 | When he had finished he meditated again for another half-hour… | 05:44 |
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6 | Chapter 40 | 07:00 |
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7 | Griselda herself was carried about in the procession… | 08:23 |
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8 | 'Grizzy, my dear,' he said to her – he always called her Grizzy… | 07:21 |
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9 | But Mrs. Grantly was not a woman to be knocked down… | 05:30 |
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1 | Chapter 41 | 07:35 |
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2 | What could she say, poor woman, to this? | 06:19 |
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3 | 'No. Only think what Lucy has done and is doing.' | 06:01 |
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4 | 'It was a very proper message.' | 05:01 |
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5 | Chapter 42 | 07:39 |
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6 | The meaning of which was that Miss Dunstable… | 05:58 |
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7 | But he deeply grieved over his own stumbling… | 04:58 |
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8 | 'This is a very unpleasant affair,' said Mr. Forrest… | 06:09 |
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9 | Chapter 43 | 07:50 |
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10 | 'How much will it be, Ludovic?' | 07:37 |
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11 | But her father was a doctor of medicine… | 05:46 |
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12 | She sat herself down, trying to think whether it were possible… | 06:48 |
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1 | Chapter 44 | 08:36 |
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2 | His wife still stood by him, gazing into his face… | 05:26 |
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3 | 'Mr. Sowerby has betrayed him,' said Mrs. Robarts… | 05:46 |
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4 | In the expression of which opinion Lord Lufton… | 06:53 |
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5 | Chapter 45 | 07:47 |
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6 | Madam, It is known to the writer that Lord Dumbello has arranged… | 08:09 |
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7 | 'Nothing in the world,' said his lordship. | 08:10 |
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8 | Chapter 46 | 08:37 |
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9 | 'It is Fanny, I am sure,' said Lucy, rising from her chair. | 08:32 |
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10 | Lady Lufton now desired her coachman to drive up and down… | 08:25 |
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1 | Very early on the following morning – so early that it woke her… | 05:17 |
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2 | Chapter 47 | 07:05 |
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3 | Then followed some very stringent, and, no doubt… | 07:36 |
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4 | But all this gave rise to a very pretty series of squibs… | 08:56 |
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5 | Chapter 48 | 08:23 |
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6 | But if any such feeling of remorse did for awhile mar the… | 05:44 |
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7 | But it was October before Lord Lufton was made a happy man… | 06:44 |
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8 | Lucy did not ask her future sister-in-law, seeing that she had… | 06:27 |
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