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Author(s): Stevenson, Robert Louis
Reader(s): Rintoul, David
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Period: Romantic
Catalogue No: NA0507
Barcode: 9781781983706
Release Date: 11/2020
STEVENSON, R.L.: Master of Ballantrae (The) (Unabridged)
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Stevenson, Robert Louis - Author
Rintoul, David (Reader)
|  | 1 | The Master of Ballantrae | 01:37 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 2 | Preface | 08:45 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 3 | Summary of Events During This Master's… | 11:45 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 4 | Altogether it was in pretty ill blood with his family… | 09:23 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 5 | Let anyone speak long enough, he will get believers. | 11:30 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 6 | It was not long before I began to get wind of the… | 08:09 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 7 | It was up a wynd off a side street in St Bride's… | 11:29 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 8 | On that day I was sitting in my room a little before… | 11:22 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 9 | The Master's Wanderings | 08:40 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 10 | The fifth and sixth days we tossed there helpless. | 09:19 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 11 | There was a murmur and a movement in the crew… | 11:00 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 12 | We were nine days making our port, so light were… | 09:56 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 13 | It was already blistering hot when we set forth… | 07:03 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 14 | I considered this one of the most unhandsome… | 09:23 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 15 | To the toils and perils of this journey, it would require… | 06:49 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 16 | A little before sundown, in an open place… | 07:59 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 17 | Persecutions Endured by Mr Henry | 08:32 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 18 | The gap made in our money was a sore… | 13:25 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 19 | Letter from Colonel Burke (afterwards Chevalier) to… | 09:51 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 20 | His tone was so cutting that I managed to do as… | 12:05 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 21 | On all the miserable business that now followed… | 14:39 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 22 | We were not long in suspense as to the nature of… | 10:45 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 23 | The first hint I had was from a tenant… | 13:20 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 24 | Account of all that Passed on the Night… | 09:21 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 25 | I did as he bid me, and presently the flames went up… | 09:01 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 26 | I saw her sway like something stricken by the wind… | 10:49 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 27 | I flung myself on my knees by the bedside. | 10:26 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 28 | Upon my going forth again with my lord… | 09:02 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 29 | Summary of Events During the Master's Second… | 13:05 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 30 | It was perhaps at this time that Mrs Henry and I… | 14:32 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 31 | And now there came upon the scene a new… | 08:31 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 32 | For my lord's slavery to the child, I can find no… | 11:10 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 33 | Adventure of Chevalier Burke in India | 08:50 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 34 | The Enemy in the House | 09:03 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 35 | 'My mind was long ago made up,' said she. | 06:15 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 36 | At the breakfast board, according to my lord's design… | 11:40 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 37 | The rest of that important day passed prosperously… | 09:52 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 38 | At the customary hour I had the Master called… | 07:11 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 39 | For the matter of three weeks we continued to live… | 09:07 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 40 | Mr Mackellar's Journey with the Master | 10:19 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 41 | After the first week out we fell in with foul winds… | 09:06 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 42 | 'My friend the count,' it was thus that he began… | 12:12 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 43 | He sat down at once in the same place… | 11:39 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 44 | Passages at New York | 08:46 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 45 | We were now to enter on a changed phase of this… | 08:46 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 46 | Every morning for hard upon a week my lord took his… | 11:35 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 47 | As I came out of his house, all hope of intervention… | 12:26 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 48 | The Journey in the Wilderness | 08:39 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 49 | I give that for a fair specimen of my lord in the… | 07:41 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 50 | It is well known what pretext he took. | 06:13 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 51 | Narrative of the Trader, Mountain | 12:10 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 52 | And now began the chapter of surprises… | 10:11 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 53 | Early in the night, word went about the camp that he… | 08:53 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 54 | Mountain's story, as it was laid before Sir William… | 13:08 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 55 | The situation of the Master's grave was… | 08:30 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 56 | A narrow plateau, overlooked by the white… | 08:15 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
| | 57 | Day came, and still Secundra could not be persuaded… | 03:04 |
Rintoul, David (Reader)
Total Playing Time: 09:16:14