Author(s): Lawrence, D.H.
Reader(s): Slack, Paul
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Period: 20th Century
Catalogue No: NA0192
Barcode: 9781843797814
Release Date: 01/2015

LAWRENCE, D.H.: Rainbow (The) (Unabridged)

Tracklist

Disc 1
Lawrence, D.H. - Author
Slack, Paul (Reader)
1The Rainbow08:51
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2The curate was poor enough…09:17
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3There were four sons and two daughters.08:37
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4He had an instinct for mathematics…09:41
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5He did not know there was any difference in him…08:29
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6He saw how the foreigner treated the women…08:10
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7He went home talking to himself and to the moon…07:46
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8Tilly blushed and drew her neck in…08:22
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9'Who was that person?' his sister Effie asked.08:46
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 2
1And whenever her eyes…08:12
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2He was a long time resolving definitely to ask her…07:19
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3The story came to an end…07:02
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4'There is the child,' she said…08:14
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5Chapter 207:25
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6Very strange was the constant glitter of the sea…06:50
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7She was aware of people who passed around her…08:04
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8Behind her, there was so much unknown to him.07:22
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9'When they brought the railway across…'07:36
Slack, Paul (Reader)
10Cold, he called her, selfish…09:22
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 3
1During the day…08:17
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2She came and was shaken into her coat…08:36
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3He lifted his cup to his lips…09:22
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4His voice was queer and distant and calm.08:35
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5Chapter 307:34
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6Anna did not care much for other children.07:44
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7At first she would only glower or hiss…07:39
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8The evening came on, he played with Anna…07:12
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9For some moments he did not move.07:10
Slack, Paul (Reader)
10Chapter 405:34
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Disc 4
1And at this period she was absorbed…08:33
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2They were a curious family…08:36
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3She was, however, only eighteen…08:49
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4She was curiously elated.08:47
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5Without knowing it, Anna was wanting him…08:33
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6They went on in this way for some time…09:02
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7She waited for him like the glow of light…08:21
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8'Anna,' he said, in wonder…08:01
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9She crouched on the hearthrug with her arms…08:41
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 5
1Tom Brangwen was now…03:10
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2Chapter 508:32
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3In the cottage big fires were burning…08:15
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4Tom Brangwen's mood of inspiration…08:09
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5Chapter 608:18
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6'Somebody has been and found the door locked,'…08:14
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7She was less hampered than he…07:49
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8Suddenly she dried her tears.07:53
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9When they came to themselves, the night…08:07
Slack, Paul (Reader)
10She had always liked the little red and yellow…08:09
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 6
1Then immediately she began to retaliate on him.08:26
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2When he came in at the door…08:35
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3He did not alter…08:04
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4'Whether it turned into wine or whether it didn't…'08:17
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5'Remember, child,' said her mother…08:33
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6He had various folios of reproductions…08:32
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7She sat in pride and curious pleasure.08:15
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8All the blood in his body went black and powerful…08:37
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9Then came the night when she said…09:11
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 7
1When she was well again…05:19
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2'There, now they're gone.'05:16
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3Chapter 707:40
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4Anna realized how different her own life…08:30
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5The cathedral roused her too.07:49
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6He listened to the thrushes in the garden…07:44
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7During the day, at his work in the office…03:40
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8Chapter 808:02
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9When she was a little older…08:23
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10Again she was transported…07:57
Slack, Paul (Reader)
11Her father was the dawn…08:18
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 8
1She never felt sorry…09:38
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2Again she half turned her face to him…09:34
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3He sheltered her, and soothed her…09:38
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4He was quite ousted from himself…09:41
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5Chapter 909:31
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6His mother was in bed.09:33
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7'Go upstairs,' he said.09:26
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8The good-looking, still face…09:43
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 9
1'Why do you have two wedding-rings…?'06:09
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2She had let him go on alone.07:06
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3Chapter 1008:35
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4Going to school by train…08:48
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5But she must move out of the intricately woven…07:55
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6Even at its stormiest, Sunday was a blessed day.08:32
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7Against all this, the Brangwens stood at bay.09:10
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8Ursula, accustomed to these pictures…09:21
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9Chapter 1106:17
Slack, Paul (Reader)
10'I hate the Wherrys, and I wish they were dead.'06:09
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 10
1She hated herself…08:32
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2He seemed simply acquiescent…08:35
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3Ursula sat amused, but waiting.08:19
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4Ursula quivered and wondered.08:29
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5'I meant to show you my little wood-carving,'…08:02
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6Her hand tightened on his with a new…08:35
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7As the wedding-party returned home…08:12
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8'Good evening,' he called…08:52
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9There was a moment of confusion…09:03
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 11
1She was not there.08:03
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2She took him in the kiss…07:53
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3The service and the singing in church…08:06
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4Could she with her hands fight the face…08:00
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5'Don't leave me – come back to me,' she said.08:00
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6Chapter 1207:29
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7The state of bliss, when Miss Inger was present…07:46
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8The electric suspense continued…07:30
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9She did not see how lambs could love.07:46
Slack, Paul (Reader)
10In the middle of the town was a large, open…07:07
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 12
1The servant came in to ask…05:32
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2His real mistress was the machine…05:39
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3Chapter 1309:00
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4Ursula watched the newspapers, vaguely…09:14
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5There was silence in the workshop.09:32
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6It was very difficult for Brangwen…09:33
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7The Monday morning came.09:21
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8'Jim Richards,' called Miss Harby…08:50
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9A sharp whistle was heard…09:24
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Disc 13
1Mr. Brunt was crouching at the small stove…08:52
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2Ursula felt her heart faint inside her.09:44
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3At that moment Mr. Harby was passing.09:13
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4The trouble went on and on, day after day.09:40
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5So that, pale, shut, at last distant…09:20
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6And there she sat, and there he sat…09:42
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7'If you settle Clarke and Letts in the same way…'09:46
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8Ursula shrank from the brutality and the scandal.10:09
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 14
1These days she was happy in her soul…08:04
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2Chapter 1408:13
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3He gave the same brief, neighing little laugh…08:28
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4And she gave herself to all that she loved…08:36
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5In the teachers' room the teachers…08:20
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6Chapter 1508:56
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7Then came the lovely, peaceful afternoons…08:24
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8For inside, inside the college…08:17
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9It was a little while before Easter…07:46
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 15
1Ursula sat abstracted over her microscope…07:50
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2She became proud and erect, like a flower…07:45
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3They stood enjoying the unmitigated kiss…07:41
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4She took him home…08:15
Slack, Paul (Reader)
5'You've got a museau, not a face,' he said.07:46
Slack, Paul (Reader)
6Her soul began to run by itself.07:48
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7She had to hurry through her dressing…08:02
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8And at such moments, when he was mad…07:54
Slack, Paul (Reader)
9'It is so beautiful,' she said…08:52
Slack, Paul (Reader)
Disc 16
1The dusk began to fall.08:21
Slack, Paul (Reader)
2They lay rather late…09:22
Slack, Paul (Reader)
3She did not like it.08:59
Slack, Paul (Reader)
4'No, here,' she said…08:11
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5Chapter 1607:58
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6Yet she hurried to the wood for shelter.07:57
Slack, Paul (Reader)
7Then suddenly, in a flame of agony…08:17
Slack, Paul (Reader)
8And again, to her feverish brain…08:24
Slack, Paul (Reader)

Total Playing Time: 20:18:17