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Author(s): Hawthorne, Nathaniel
Reader(s): Sims, Adam
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Catalogue No: NA0373
Barcode: 9781781982655
Release Date: 11/2019
HAWTHORNE, N.: House of the Seven Gables (The) (Unabridged)
‘To inherit a great fortune. To inherit a great misfortune.’ These words, from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s notebook, neatly encapsulate the theme of The House of the Seven Gables – that of a family whose fortunes are poisoned by its past misdeeds. The sins of the Pyncheon father are visited upon his children over a period of several generations, until such time as one of his descendants unites with a member of the family he has wronged. Love conquers hate, and new blood washes away the original crime. This intriguing and insightful novel truly deserves its significant place in the canon of American literature.
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1 | The House of the Seven Gables | 05:49 |
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2 | One | 10:02 |
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3 | It was a curious, and, as some people thought… | 10:09 |
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4 | 'Strange, forsooth! - very strange!'… | 10:08 |
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5 | Where the old land surveyor had put down woods… | 10:24 |
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6 | There were few of the Pyncheons left to sun… | 11:30 |
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7 | Two | 09:56 |
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8 | All this time, however, we are loitering… | 07:31 |
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9 | In this republican country, amid the fluctuating… | 07:58 |
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10 | Three | 08:45 |
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11 | She put the biscuits into his hand, but rejected… | 09:30 |
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12 | 'What is it now, child?' asked the maiden… | 10:32 |
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13 | Four | 09:34 |
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14 | To go of errands with his slow and shuffling gait… | 10:10 |
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15 | These were some of the fantasies which she… | 09:30 |
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16 | Five | 10:00 |
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17 | 'And, after all, child,' exclaimed Hepzibah… | 10:08 |
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18 | As to Phoebe's not being a lady… | 11:11 |
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19 | Six | 10:40 |
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20 | 'If you would permit me,' said the artist… | 11:30 |
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21 | Seven | 10:09 |
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22 | Thus murmuring in an undertone, as if speaking… | 12:25 |
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23 | Not to speak it harshly or scornfully… | 12:27 |
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24 | Eight | 12:02 |
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25 | The Judge's volume of muscle could hardly… | 10:59 |
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26 | 'But is Clifford in the parlor?' | 12:45 |
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27 | Nine | 08:28 |
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28 | There was no morbidness in Phoebe… | 07:57 |
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29 | Persons who have wandered, or been expelled… | 08:43 |
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30 | Ten | 09:57 |
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31 | 'Take my hand, Phoebe,' he would say… | 09:00 |
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32 | Phoebe, when she hung over the fountain… | 08:41 |
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33 | Eleven | 08:15 |
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34 | The cobbler wrought upon a shoe… | 09:56 |
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35 | Clifford sat at the window with Hepzibah… | 10:26 |
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36 | Twelve | 08:04 |
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37 | His present phase, as a daguerreotypist… | 10:18 |
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38 | But our business is with Holgrave as we… | 10:22 |
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39 | Thirteen | 08:54 |
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40 | There was a vertical sundial on the front gable… | 10:24 |
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41 | Now, what was unquestionably important… | 09:39 |
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42 | As Alice came into the room, her eyes fell… | 10:05 |
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43 | 'Softly, Mr Pyncheon!' said the carpenter… | 09:25 |
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44 | Fourteen | 11:22 |
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45 | 'Undoubtedly,' said the daguerreotypist… | 11:33 |
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46 | Fifteen | 10:16 |
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47 | 'In the name of Heaven,' cried Hepzibah… | 12:27 |
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48 | 'I set him free!' reaffirmed Judge Pyncheon… | 12:49 |
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49 | Sixteen | 08:04 |
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50 | There would be Judge Pyncheon, – a person… | 08:21 |
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51 | To incur the ridicule of the younger crowd… | 10:00 |
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52 | Seventeen | 09:56 |
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53 | Clifford's naturally poignant sympathies… | 10:52 |
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54 | 'It was too soon! I could not bear it!' | 10:13 |
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55 | Eighteen | 10:11 |
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56 | No matter what it was. The doctor probably… | 08:08 |
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57 | The Judge's face, indeed, rigid and singularly… | 08:19 |
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58 | All try the picture-frame. What do these ghostly… | 08:38 |
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59 | Nineteen | 09:55 |
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60 | 'But do hear reason, Mrs Gubbins!' | 10:00 |
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61 | Neither could he be willing to depart without… | 11:37 |
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62 | Twenty | 08:16 |
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63 | Now, there is a minute and almost exact similarity… | 09:53 |
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64 | Twenty one | 10:10 |
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65 | The first effect of freedom, as we have witnessed… | 11:38 |
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Total Playing Time: 10:46:56