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Author(s): Nesbit, Edith
Reader(s): Bentinck, Anna
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Junior Classic Fiction
Catalogue No: NA232012
Barcode: 9789626343203
Release Date: 05/2005
NESBIT, E.: Phoenix and the Carpet (The) (Abridged)
This sequel to Five Children and It sees the four children finding a carpet—and then being told by a phoenix that it is a magic carpet. It means a series of adventures. Anna Bentinck reads the tale with great charm. With delightful music of the period.
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Disc 1
Nesbit, Edith - Author
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1 | It began with the day… | 05:15 |
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2 | Next day all was forgotten and forgiven… | 04:48 |
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3 | They traced strange figures with chalk… | 03:49 |
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4 | The children were all choking with wonder… | 03:38 |
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5 | ‘I had resided as your book says…’ | 04:06 |
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6 | The next day was Saturday | 04:09 |
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7 | Everyone looked and everyone thought | 04:32 |
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8 | As soon as the carpet came to a stop… | 04:06 |
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9 | So the Phoenix fluttered up… | 04:03 |
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10 | ‘I say, talking of stones,’ said Robert | 04:38 |
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11 | Then quite suddenly the floor seemed to tip up… | 03:20 |
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12 | The next day, Cook came to mother… | 03:42 |
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13 | For some reason or other… | 03:48 |
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14 | Anthea felt rather uncomfortable… | 03:46 |
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15 | The old ranee or queen… | 03:32 |
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16 | All this had taken some time… | 04:02 |
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17 | The children sidled away… | 05:16 |
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18 | So they went | 04:43 |
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19 | ‘We shan’t be able to go anywhere on the carpet…’ | 03:29 |
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Disc 2
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1 | ‘Has anyone got any matches?’ said Anthea | 04:10 |
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2 | The stone was heaved up | 03:34 |
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3 | So they all went in… | 04:08 |
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4 | They went down the road… | 02:36 |
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5 | Mother arranged with Aunt Emma… | 04:35 |
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6 | Everything was nicely washed up… | 04:18 |
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7 | At this point the Phoenix… | 03:14 |
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8 | It was Jane who awoke with a start… | 03:07 |
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9 | ‘Well, miss,’ said the burglar… | 03:59 |
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10 | The morning after the adventure… | 04:30 |
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11 | ‘Good gracious,’ said Jane… | 04:01 |
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12 | So the children arranged to wait… | 03:04 |
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13 | And instantly they were | 04:28 |
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14 | ‘Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!…’ | 03:42 |
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15 | When she had gone out the Phoenix… | 03:54 |
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16 | The songs in the play it took to be hymns… | 04:09 |
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17 | But a fierce waft of smoke and hot air… | 02:59 |
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18 | No one had noticed the Phoenix… | 03:07 |
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19 | Anthea put the last touches… | 04:58 |
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20 | When they got home, there lay the carpet… | 03:30 |
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21 | ‘Whatever have you done with the carpet?’ | 03:15 |
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Total Playing Time: 02:38:00