 |  | 12 | Countess: I must now mention my four children… | 07:26 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 13 | Narrator: Only high-born children were sent… | 08:39 |
 |  | 14 | Kirsten: The King has gone away. | 04:38 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
Disc 2
 |  | 1 | Kirsten (cont.): Today - a day of sudden sun… | 05:40 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 2 | Narrator: Now, with Emilia gone, Magdalena Tilsen rules… | 03:38 |
 |  | 3 | Countess: While I and the children were staying… | 04:55 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 4 | Kirsten: Since the King's departure into Norway… | 02:42 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 5 | Countess: On the day that Peter Claire arrived… | 05:56 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 6 | Narrator: The convoy has arrived in the icy valleys… | 06:29 |
 |  | 7 | Letter from Johann Tilsen to Emilia Tilsen | 01:39 |
 |  | 8 | Kirsten: Oh, Lord, but Men do Vex me… | 04:52 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 9 | Narrator: The golden plaits are gone. | 05:52 |
 |  | 10 | Countess: One day, in high summer, Johnnie announced… | 03:29 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 11 | Narrator: Towards the end of June… | 05:40 |
 |  | 12 | Sir Mark Langton Smythe, as is the custom… | 05:14 |
 |  | 13 | King Christian had waited nine years to be crowned. | 07:29 |
 |  | 14 | Kirsten: I declare that no time in my life… | 05:40 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 15 | Narrator: Peter Claire walks alone in the streets… | 05:34 |
 |  | 16 | Countess: Johnnie O'Fingal returned from Dublin… | 03:37 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
Disc 3
 |  | 1 | The Thoughts of Marcus Tilsen, Aged Four and a Half… | 02:52 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 2 | Narrator: On her journey to Jutland… | 06:32 |
 |  | 3 | Kirsten: The success of my announcement to the King… | 03:57 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 4 | Narrator: Emilia Tilsen stands in the cellar… | 05:47 |
 |  | 5 | When he wakes… | 04:19 |
 |  | 6 | Letter from Countess O'Fingal to Peter Claire | 01:54 |
 |  | 7 | Kirsten: How I do loathe and detest musical performances! | 04:58 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 8 | Narrator: Dowager Queen Sofie stares at her own face… | 06:25 |
 |  | 9 | In the night that follows this afternoon… | 05:38 |
 |  | 10 | And then she hits him. | 04:59 |
 |  | 11 | Kirsten: We are at Boller in my mother's house. | 02:45 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 12 | Marcus: My father says 'Now you have a new sister…' | 00:39 |
 |  | 13 | Letter from Countess O'Fingal to Peter Claire | 01:38 |
 |  | 14 | Narrator: The lane is bright with sunshine… | 03:12 |
 |  | 15 | While the summer lasted… | 08:10 |
 |  | 16 | Vibeke Kruse has begun to lose weight. | 08:34 |
 |  | 17 | Kirsten: In this miserable November… | 03:03 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 18 | Narrator: The spirit of mutiny among the musicians… | 04:03 |
Disc 4
 |  | 1 | Narrator (cont.): George Middleton's submission… | 06:46 |
 |  | 2 | Kirsten: My baby has been christened Dorothea… | 07:04 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 3 | The King arrives at Kronborg early in the morning… | 08:59 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 4 | Marcus: I went into the forest… | 01:28 |
 |  | 5 | Narrator: Johann Tilsen and his sons search for Marcus… | 05:41 |
 |  | 6 | Kirsten: We spent Christmas in darkness. | 05:31 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 7 | Narrator: Mr. George Middleton is giving a party… | 07:12 |
 |  | 8 | Francesca and her father look at Peter Claire… | 08:33 |
 |  | 9 | Dowager Queen Sofie is in her cellar. | 04:42 |
 |  | 10 | As the cold of January deepens… | 05:58 |
 |  | 11 | While Signor Ponti consults… | 08:45 |
 |  | 12 | Ingmar was sent away. | 07:36 |
Disc 5
 |  | 1 | Narrator (cont.): It had always been true of Marcus… | 08:53 |
 |  | 2 | It used to happen when Christian was a boy… | 05:00 |
 |  | 3 | Kirsten: March has come in and the snow… | 04:29 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 4 | Narrator: On a morning in March 1630… | 04:03 |
 |  | 5 | Countess: We have arrived in a land of forests. | 06:06 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 6 | Narrator: No sooner is baby Ulla weaned… | 05:27 |
 |  | 7 | Kirsten: I am alone. | 02:02 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 8 | Narrator: The date of Charlotte Claire's wedding… | 04:30 |
 |  | 9 | King Christian is trying to pray. | 07:46 |
 |  | 10 | On a bright morning, Peter Claire hears the noise… | 07:56 |
 |  | 11 | 'No one knows', says Johann Tilsen to the doctor… | 04:31 |
 |  | 12 | April arrives. | 05:29 |
 |  | 13 | Ellen Marsvin finds the former Woman of the Torso… | 07:26 |
 |  | 14 | With the death of Magdalena… | 05:48 |
Disc 6
 |  | 1 | Narrator (cont.): Somehow the men contrive it… | 02:40 |
 |  | 2 | The dream is familiar to King Christian… | 06:54 |
 |  | 3 | Vibeke watches the steady burning of the candle… | 07:55 |
 |  | 4 | As April comes in… | 07:45 |
 |  | 5 | A few nights before the court removes itself… | 04:23 |
 |  | 6 | Now, a ship called the Sankt Nicolai is lying becalmed… | 04:46 |
 |  | 7 | Kirsten: I have given away my baby, Dorothea. | 05:44 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 8 | It appeared that as the coach passed through… | 04:24 |
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Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 9 | Narrator: On the first day of May… | 04:10 |
 |  | 10 | Peter Claire stares at the room. | 06:07 |
 |  | 11 | Kirsten: I find myself turning the word Slave over and over… | 05:59 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
 |  | 12 | Narrator: Emilia has her pot of poison now, white as snow. | 07:14 |
 |  | 13 | In the night, Marcus wakes his sister and says… | 06:54 |
 |  | 14 | Kirsten: Last night I had a dream. | 04:01 |
Wille, Clare (Reader)
Dowling, Alison (Reader)
Total Playing Time: 07:53:35