DICKENS, C.: Great Expectations (Unabridged)
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Author(s): Dickens, Charles
Reader(s): Lesser, Anton
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Period: Romantic
Catalogue No: NAX46212
Barcode: 9789626344620
Release Date: 08/2007

DICKENS, C.: Great Expectations (Unabridged)

Tracklist

Disc 1
Dickens, Charles - Author
Lesser, Anton (reader)
1Chapter 1: My father's family name being Pirrip …07:01
Lesser, Anton (reader)
2He gave me a most tremendous dip and roll …04:22
Lesser, Anton (reader)
3Chapter 2: My sister, Mrs. Joe Gargery, was …06:26
Lesser, Anton (reader)
4On the present occasion, though I was hungry …06:24
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5It was Christmas Eve, and I had to stir the pudding …07:17
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6Chapter 3: It was a rimy morning, and very damp.06:48
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7I had often watched a large dog of ours …04:48
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8Chapter 4: I fully expected to find Constable …07:21
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9Mrs. Joe,' said Uncle Pumblechook:07:32
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10Joe offered me more gravy, which I was afraid to take.06:30
Lesser, Anton (reader)
11Chapter 5: The apparition of a file of soldiers …07:11
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12At last, Joe's job was done …05:15
Lesser, Anton (reader)
Disc 2
1It was a run indeed now …06:26
Lesser, Anton (reader)
2We had not gone far when three cannon …05:27
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3Chapter 6: My state of mind regarding the pilfering …04:34
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4Chapter 7: At the time when I stood …05:42
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5There was no indispensable necessity …07:05
Lesser, Anton (reader)
6I could think of nothing better to say …06:13
Lesser, Anton (reader)
7Joe made the fire and swept the hearth …06:24
Lesser, Anton (reader)
8Chapter 8: Mr. Pumblechook's premises …05:44
Lesser, Anton (reader)
9My young conductress locked the gate …07:00
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10I regret to state that I was not afraid …06:30
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11She won the game, and I dealt.05:24
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12My sister's bringing up had me sensitive.06:26
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13Chapter 9: When I reached home, my sister …01:17
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Disc 3
1The worst of it was that that bullying old …07:00
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2Now, when I saw Joe open his blue eyes …08:18
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3Chapter 10: The felicitous idea occurred to me …04:30
Lesser, Anton (reader)
4It being a Saturday night, I found the landlord …06:34
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5All this while, the strange man looked …04:59
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6Chapter 11: At the appointed time I returned …06:17
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7As we were going with out candle …06:37
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8These crawling things had fascinated my attention …05:24
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9Miss Sarah Pocket, whom I now saw to be …05:28
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10I was going to wish her many happy returns …06:11
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11I was secretly afraid of him when I saw …04:33
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12Chapter 12: My mind grew very uneasy …05:32
Lesser, Anton (reader)
13There was a song Joe used to hum fragments of …07:02
Lesser, Anton (reader)
Disc 4
1When I got home at night, and delivered …01:08
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2Chapter 13: It was a trial to my feelings …06:45
Lesser, Anton (reader)
3As if he were absolutely out of his mind …07:30
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4The Justices were sitting in the Town Hall …04:12
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5Chapter 14: It is a most miserable thing to feel …05:12
Lesser, Anton (reader)
6Chapter 15: As I was getting too big …07:48
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7In brief, Joe thought that if I thought well of it …04:52
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8My sister had been standing silent in the yard …08:18
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9As I never assisted at any other representation …06:26
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10Chapter 16: With my head full of George Barnwell …06:11
Lesser, Anton (reader)
11When, at last, she came round so far …05:29
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12Chapter 17: I now fell into a regular routine …06:54
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13My sister was never left alone now …07:18
Lesser, Anton (reader)
Disc 5
1Biddy,' I cried, getting up …07:26
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2Chapter 18: It was in the fourth year …06:37
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3We were all deeply persuaded that the unfortunate …05:37
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4My dream was out …06:48
Lesser, Anton (reader)
5Well, Joseph Gargery? You look dumbfoundered?'06:02
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6Pip's a gentleman of fortun' then,' said Joe …06:41
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7Chapter 19: Morning made a considerable difference …07:07
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8Well? What are you stopping for?' said I.06:35
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9When he had at last done …06:43
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10At about this time, I began to observe …06:57
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11Well, Pip?'05:19
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12Biddy was astir so early to get my breakfast …03:55
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Disc 6
1Chapter 20: The journey from our town …06:41
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2While I looked about me here …06:29
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3Here's Mike,' said the clerk …04:58
Lesser, Anton (reader)
4Chapter 21: Casting my eyes on Mr. Wemmick …05:10
Lesser, Anton (reader)
5So imperfect was this realization of the first …05:13
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6Chapter 22: The pale young gentleman and I …04:29
Lesser, Anton (reader)
7He was still a pale young gentleman …07:29
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8There appeared upon the scene …'05:42
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9It had not occurred to me before …07:05
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10This collation disposed of at a moderate price …05:20
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11Chapter 23: Mr. Pocket said he was glad to see me …04:24
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12Both Mr. and Mrs. Pocket had such a noticeable air …06:05
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13After dinner the children were introduced …05:11
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14It happened that the other five children …04:06
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Disc 7
1Chapter 24: After two or three days …07:03
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2In the room over that, a little flabby terrier of a clerk …07:23
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3Chapter 25: Bentley Drummle, who was …07:19
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4I was falling into meditation on my guardian's …06:02
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5Is it your own, Mr. Wemmick?'04:14
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6Chapter 26: It fell out as Wemmick had told me …06:59
Lesser, Anton (reader)
7Induced to take particular notice of the housekeeper …04:06
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8While he said these words in a leisurely critical style …06:09
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9Chapter 27: 'My dear Mr Pip …'04:53
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10Joe, how are you, Joe?'07:40
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11I had neither the good sense nor the good feeling …06:09
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12Chapter 28: It was clear that I must …07:18
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13It is impossible to express with what acuteness …03:13
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Disc 8
1After overhearing this dialogue …03:51
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2Chapter 29: Betimes in the morning I was up and out.06:31
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3Upon that, I turned down the long passage …05:37
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4It was settled that I should stay there …06:25
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5Her handsome dress had trailed upon the ground.06:32
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6Well, Pip! How often have you seen Miss Estella …'06:57
Lesser, Anton (reader)
7Chapter 30: After well considering the matter …06:14
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8The coach, with Mr. Jaggers inside …04:10
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9I stopped for a moment to consider …04:04
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10I turned my head aside …06:12
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11Chapter 31: On our arrival in Denmark …06:28
Lesser, Anton (reader)
12We made all the haste we could downstairs …06:45
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13Chapter 32: One day when I was busy with my books …06:03
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14Thus, we walked through Wemmick's greenhouse …02:56
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Disc 9
1As we came out of the prison through the lodge …03:50
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2Chapter 33: In her furred travelling-dress …06:14
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3It was no laughing matter with Estella now …04:40
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4I should have been chary of discussing …05:18
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5Chapter 34: As I had grown accustomed …05:29
Lesser, Anton (reader)
6As I am now generalizing …05:12
Lesser, Anton (reader)
7However, my determined manner …03:08
Lesser, Anton (reader)
8Chapter 35: It was the first time that …07:05
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9The neighbourhood, however …06:00
Lesser, Anton (reader)
10I have not heard the particulars …'05:50
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11Chapter 36: Herbert and I went on …06:20
Lesser, Anton (reader)
12I was beginning to express my gratitude …06:59
Lesser, Anton (reader)
13I could have posted a newspaper in his mouth …02:51
Lesser, Anton (reader)
14Chapter 37: Deeming Sunday the best day …04:00
Lesser, Anton (reader)
15Miss Skiffins waas of a wooden appearance …05:39
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Disc 10
1The flag had been struck …07:34
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2Chapter 38: If that staid old house near the Green …05:08
Lesser, Anton (reader)
3This was all the preparation I received …04:02
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4It happened on the occasion of this visit …06:55
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5Miss Havisham, with her head in her hands …05:26
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6I thought I saw him leer in an ugly way at me …04:56
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7At a certain Assembly Ball at Richmond …05:57
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8Chapter 39: I was three-and-twenty years of age.06:15
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9He looked about him with the strangest air …06:00
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10As I put my glass to my lips …06:05
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11The abhorrence in which I held the man …05:40
Lesser, Anton (reader)
12I tried to collect my thoughts, but I was stunned.06:45
Lesser, Anton (reader)
13Chapter 40: It was fortunate for me …06:31
Lesser, Anton (reader)
Disc 11
1By-and-by, his door opened and he came out.07:20
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2Some sense of the grimly-ludicrous moved me …05:18
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3It would seem a simple matter to decide …06:27
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4Wemmick was out …07:02
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5Chapter 41: In vain should I attempt to describe …06:28
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6Poor fellow! He little suspected with whose money.06:37
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7Chapter 42: 'Dear boy and Pip's comrade.'06:08
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8I might a-took warning by Arthur …'07:28
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9He had worked himself into a state …03:17
Lesser, Anton (reader)
10Chapter 43: Why should I pause to ask …04:20
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11It was poisonous to me to see him in the town …07:19
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12Chapter 44: In the room where …05:22
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13I have been thrown among one family …'04:35
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Disc 12
1It seems,' said Estella, very calmly …06:58
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2All done, all gone!01:59
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3Chapter 45: Turning from the Temple gate …06:26
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4Now, Mr. Pip, you know,' said Wemmick …06:13
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5I thanked him for his valuable advice …05:36
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6Chapter 46: Eight o'clock had struck …06:21
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7There was something so natural and winning …06:00
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8Our conference being now ended …05:09
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9Chapter 47: Some weeks passed …06:57
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10The second piece was …05:08
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11Steady!' I thought.03:20
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12Chapter 48: The second of the two meetings …04:01
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13Receiving this as an intimation …02:55
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14He dismissed her, and she glided out of the room.02:34
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Disc 13
1We took our leave early, and left together.07:08
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2Chapter 49: Putting Miss Havisham's note …02:42
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3As I brought another of the ragged chairs …06:14
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4O Miss Havisham,' said I, 'I can do it now.'06:48
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5I had been shut up in these rooms …'05:35
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6She was insensible, and I was afraid …03:08
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7Chapter 50: My hands had been dressed …04:22
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8Does it strike too cold on that sensitive place?'04:34
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9Chapter 51: What purpose I had in view …06:14
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10Even Mr. Jaggers started when I said those words.05:16
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11Now, Pip,' said Mr. Jaggers, 'put this case.'05:08
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12Standing by for a little, while they were at work …02:12
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13Chapter 52: From Little Britain …05:53
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14I had had load enough upon my mind …06:02
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15Chapter 53: It was a dark night …05:49
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Disc 14
1Whom I had looked for, I don't know.06:08
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2He had been drinking, and his eyes were red …06:49
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3There was a clear space of a few feet …06:31
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4When I told Herbert what had passed …04:50
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5Chapter 54: It was one of those March days …05:46
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6At the Stairs where we had taken him abroad …06:25
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7We pushed off again, and made what way we could.05:06
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8In the infinite meaning of his reply …06:40
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9Startop could make out, after a few minutes …04:52
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10The Jack at the Ship was instructed …03:50
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11Chapter 55: He was taken to the Police Court …07:14
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12On the Saturday in that same week …05:53
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13That discreet damsel was attired as usual …04:16
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14Chapter 56: He lay in prison very ill …03:58
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Disc 15
1The whole scene starts out again …06:21
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2The number of the days had risen to ten …04:19
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3Chapter 57: Now that I was left wholly to myself …05:33
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4At last, one day, I took courage …06:43
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5I never discovered from whom Joe …05:03
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6When we got back again and he lifted me out …06:26
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7It was on the third or fourth occasion …06:16
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8Chapter 58: The tidings of my high fortunes …07:10
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9Say that likewise,' retorted Pumblechook.06:40
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10Dear Biddy,' said I …04:40
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11Chapter 59: For eleven years, I had not seen …05:30
Lesser, Anton (reader)
12I am greatly changed. I wonder you know me.'05:31
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