Author(s): Joyce, James
Reader(s): Norton, Jim
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Catalogue No: NA736612
Barcode: 9789626343661
Release Date: 07/2005

JOYCE, J.: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (A) (Unabridged)

Tracklist

Disc 1
Joyce, James - Author
Norton, Jim (Reader)
1A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce05:14
Norton, Jim (Reader)
2He was caught in the whirl of a scrimmage…04:42
Norton, Jim (Reader)
3Father Arnall’s face looked very black…04:59
Norton, Jim (Reader)
4It was Wells who had shouldered him…05:14
Norton, Jim (Reader)
5He shivered and yawned05:04
Norton, Jim (Reader)
6O how cold and strange it was to think of that!04:36
Norton, Jim (Reader)
7He was not foxing05:11
Norton, Jim (Reader)
8He told Stephen that his name was Athy…04:32
Norton, Jim (Reader)
9A great fire, banked high and red…05:25
Norton, Jim (Reader)
10Mr Dedalus covered the dish and began to eat hungrily04:53
Norton, Jim (Reader)
11Mr Dedalus threw his knife and fork noisily on his plate04:32
Norton, Jim (Reader)
12The story is very short and sweet…06:56
Norton, Jim (Reader)
13The fellows talked together in little groups02:56
Norton, Jim (Reader)
14Athy, who had been silent, said quietly…05:28
Norton, Jim (Reader)
15There were different kinds of sounds06:53
Norton, Jim (Reader)
Disc 2
1The door opened quietly and closed04:55
Norton, Jim (Reader)
2The scalding water burst forth…04:38
Norton, Jim (Reader)
3He could not eat the blackish fish fritters…05:25
Norton, Jim (Reader)
4He came out on the landing…05:37
Norton, Jim (Reader)
5Chapter 2: Uncle Charles smoked such black twist…04:30
Norton, Jim (Reader)
6On Sundays Stephen with his father…05:05
Norton, Jim (Reader)
7For some time he had felt…05:03
Norton, Jim (Reader)
8A vague dissatisfaction grew up within him…04:47
Norton, Jim (Reader)
9It was the last tram04:11
Norton, Jim (Reader)
10But his long spell of leisure…05:34
Norton, Jim (Reader)
11In a dark corner of the chapel…05:04
Norton, Jim (Reader)
12He waited in timorous silence…05:06
Norton, Jim (Reader)
13A short loud laugh from Mr Tate…04:40
Norton, Jim (Reader)
14While he was still repeating…05:25
Norton, Jim (Reader)
15He felt no stage fright…03:46
Norton, Jim (Reader)
16Stephen was once again seated…04:46
Norton, Jim (Reader)
Disc 3
1Along the Mardyke the trees were in bloom05:23
Norton, Jim (Reader)
2We were more like brothers…04:16
Norton, Jim (Reader)
3One humiliation had succeeded another…04:35
Norton, Jim (Reader)
4Stephen’s mother and his brother…05:43
Norton, Jim (Reader)
5The veiled autumnal evenings…05:37
Norton, Jim (Reader)
6Chapter 3: The swift December dusk…04:29
Norton, Jim (Reader)
7The chaos in which his ardour…04:31
Norton, Jim (Reader)
8The bell rang05:14
Norton, Jim (Reader)
9The rector paused…04:59
Norton, Jim (Reader)
10One thing alone is needful…04:36
Norton, Jim (Reader)
11The next day brought death and judgement…06:05
Norton, Jim (Reader)
12Death is certain06:20
Norton, Jim (Reader)
Disc 4
1Hell has enlarged its soul…04:51
Norton, Jim (Reader)
2…mocked at as a fool…05:02
Norton, Jim (Reader)
3But this stench is not, horrible though it is…05:12
Norton, Jim (Reader)
4In olden times it was the custom…04:43
Norton, Jim (Reader)
5In the last day of terrible reckoning…04:58
Norton, Jim (Reader)
6The thought slid like a cold shining rapier into his tender flesh…05:27
Norton, Jim (Reader)
7The first sting inflicted by this cruel worm…04:41
Norton, Jim (Reader)
8Just as every sense is afflicted with a fitting torment…05:09
Norton, Jim (Reader)
9How many millions upon millions of centuries would pass…04:47
Norton, Jim (Reader)
10A sin, an instant of rebellious pride of the intellect…04:45
Norton, Jim (Reader)
11He halted on the landing before the door…05:14
Norton, Jim (Reader)
12He sprang from the bed…04:56
Norton, Jim (Reader)
13He walked on and on through ill-lit streets…05:05
Norton, Jim (Reader)
14The slide was shot back04:38
Norton, Jim (Reader)
15Pray to our mother Mary to help you03:36
Norton, Jim (Reader)
Disc 5
1Chapter 4: Sunday was dedicated to the mystery of the Holy Trinity…05:03
Norton, Jim (Reader)
2He had heard the names of the passions of love…04:52
Norton, Jim (Reader)
3It surprised him however to find…05:06
Norton, Jim (Reader)
4The director stood in the embrasure of the window…04:59
Norton, Jim (Reader)
5He had never once disobeyed or allowed turbulent…05:00
Norton, Jim (Reader)
6He longed for thE Minor sacred offices…05:05
Norton, Jim (Reader)
7Some instinct, waking at these memories…04:40
Norton, Jim (Reader)
8The sad quiet grey-blue glow of the dying day…05:12
Norton, Jim (Reader)
9All through his boyhood he had mused…04:42
Norton, Jim (Reader)
10He heard a confused music within him…05:12
Norton, Jim (Reader)
11He started up nervously from the stone-block…07:34
Norton, Jim (Reader)
12Chapter 5: He drained his third cup of watery tea…02:25
Norton, Jim (Reader)
13An ear-splitting whistle was heard from upstairs…05:15
Norton, Jim (Reader)
14He fancied to himself the English lecture…04:59
Norton, Jim (Reader)
15The grey block of Trinity on his left…04:43
Norton, Jim (Reader)
16So there was nothing for it…04:21
Norton, Jim (Reader)
Disc 6
1It was too late to go upstairs to the French class04:49
Norton, Jim (Reader)
2The dean returned to the hearth…05:08
Norton, Jim (Reader)
3The question you asked me a moment ago…05:03
Norton, Jim (Reader)
4His fellow student’s rude humour…04:58
Norton, Jim (Reader)
5Stephen pointed to the Tsar’s photograph…05:13
Norton, Jim (Reader)
6Stephen, moving away the bystanders…04:54
Norton, Jim (Reader)
7He sidled out of the alley…04:52
Norton, Jim (Reader)
8A match of four was arranged…05:18
Norton, Jim (Reader)
9‘If that is rhythm,’ said Lynch…04:52
Norton, Jim (Reader)
10A long dray laden with old iron…04:46
Norton, Jim (Reader)
11‘To finish what I was saying about beauty…’04:30
Norton, Jim (Reader)
12If you bear this in memory…05:56
Norton, Jim (Reader)
Disc 7
1Towards dawn he awoke04:49
Norton, Jim (Reader)
2The lumps of knotted flock under his head…05:27
Norton, Jim (Reader)
3The full morning light had come04:34
Norton, Jim (Reader)
4What birds were they?05:26
Norton, Jim (Reader)
5A sudden swift hiss fell from the windows above him…04:14
Norton, Jim (Reader)
6He walked on across the hall with Dixon…04:59
Norton, Jim (Reader)
7She passed out from the porch of the library…05:44
Norton, Jim (Reader)
8The squat student looked at him seriously…04:29
Norton, Jim (Reader)
9Stephen walked on alone…05:03
Norton, Jim (Reader)
10Stephen walked on beside his friend…04:51
Norton, Jim (Reader)
11Stephen, struck by his tone of closure…05:24
Norton, Jim (Reader)
12Stephen raised his hat in acknowledgement04:32
Norton, Jim (Reader)
13March 21. Morning. Thought this in bed last night…05:17
Norton, Jim (Reader)
14April 3. Met Davin at the cigar shop…06:46
Norton, Jim (Reader)

Total Playing Time: 08:21:01