FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, Thomas Hardy - 1 MP3 CD

 

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Far From The Madding Crowd

 

by
Thomas Hardy

 

 

 

A Classic Now An Audiobook! 

(MP3 Format - On CD Rom)

 

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Description:

 

Far from the Madding Crowd (1874) is Thomas Hardy’s fourth novel and offers in ample measure the details of English rural life that Hardy so relished. Hardy’s growing taste for tragedy is also evident in the novel. It first appeared, anonymously, as a monthly magazine serial, where it gained a wide readership and critical acclaim.

 

According to Virginia Woolf, “The subject was right; the method was right; the poet and the countryman, the sensual man, the sombre reflective man, the man of learning, all enlisted to produce a book which . . . must hold its place among the great English novels.”

 

The book is often regarded as an early piece of feminist literature, since it features an independent woman with the courage to defy convention by running a farm herself. Although Bathsheba’s passionate nature leads her into serious errors of judgment, Hardy endows her with sufficient resilience, intelligence, and good luck to overcome her youthful folly. (summary abstracted from Wikipedia)

 

Contents of CD

 

01 - Description of Farmer Oak–An Incident - 00:11:23
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
02 - Night–The Flock–An Interior–Another Interior - 00:19:35
Read by: Simon Evers
03 - A Girl on Horseback–Conversation - 00:18:58
Read by: Simon Evers
04 - Gabriel’s Resolve–The Visit–The Mistake - 00:20:25
Read by: Patti Brugman
05 - Departure of Bathsheba– A Pastoral Tragedy - 00:11:38
Read by: Patti Brugman
06 - The Fair–The Journey–The Fire - 00:19:46
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
07 - Recognition — A Timid Girl - 00:09:18
Read by: Lucy Burgoyne
08 - The Malthouse — The Chat — News - 00:48:45
Read by: Lucy Burgoyne
09 - The Homestead — A Visitor — Half - Confidences - 00:15:10
Read by: Lucy Burgoyne
10 - Mistress and Men - 00:13:29
Read by: Simon Evers
11 - Outside the Barracks–Snow–A Meeting - 00:11:57
Read by: Simon Evers
12 - Farmers–A Rule–An Exception - 00:10:11
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
13 - Sortes Sanctorum–The Valentine - 00:08:45
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
14 - Effect of the Letter–Sunrise - 00:10:07
Read by: Simon Evers
15 - A Morning Meeting–The Letter Again - 00:22:55
Read by: Simon Evers
16 - All Saints’ and All Souls’ - 00:06:58
Read by: Simon Evers
17 - In the Market-Place - 00:05:39
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
18 - Boldwood in Meditation–Regret - 00:10:05
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
19 - The Sheep-Washing–The Offer - 00:12:27
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
20 - Perplexity–Grinding the Shears–A Quarrel - 00:12:46
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
21 - Troubles in the Fold - A Message - 00:12:38
Read by: E. Plein
22 - The Great Barn and the Sheep-Shearers - 00:21:13
Read by: E. Plein
23 - Eventide–A Second Declaration - 00:13:50
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
24 - The Same Night–The Fir Plantation - 00:13:20
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
25 - The New Acquaintance Described - 00:07:45
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
26 - Scene on the Verge of the Hay-Mead - 00:18:30
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
27 - Hiving the Bees - 00:07:21
Read by: hefyd
28 - The Hollow Amid the Ferns - 00:12:33
Read by: hefyd
29 - Particulars of a Twilight Walk - 00:16:42
Read by: hefyd
30 - Hot Cheeks and Tearful Eyes - 00:10:31
Read by: hefyd
31 - Blame - Fury - 00:19:41
Read by: hefyd
32 - Night-Horses Tramping - 00:19:32
Read by: Tracey Norman
33 - In the Sun — A Harbinger - 00:14:27
Read by: J. M. Smallheer
34 - Home Again–A Trickster - 00:19:51
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
35 - At an Upper Window - 00:08:05
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
36 - Wealth in Jeopardy–The Revel - 00:17:52
[mp3@64kbps - 8.5MB]
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
37 - The Storm — The Two Toghether - 00:15:04
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
38 - Rain–One Solitary Meets Another - 00:07:40
Read by: Sarah Jennings
39 - Coming Home–A Cry - 00:08:16
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
40 - On Casterbridge Highway - 00:17:53
Read by: Simon Evers
41 - Suspicion–Fanny Is Sent For - 00:22:27
Read by: Simon Evers
42 - Joseph and His Burden–Buck’s Head - 00:25:12
Read by: Simon Evers
43 - Fanny’s Revenge - 00:21:02
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
44 - Under a Tree–Reaction - 00:15:11
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
45 - Troy’s Romanticism - 00:09:55
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
46 - The Gurgoyle and Its Doings - 00:15:27
Read by: J. M. Smallheer
47 - Adventures By The Shore - 00:08:09
Read by: George Deprez, PhD
48 - Doubts Arise — Doubts Linger - 00:12:34
Read by: Simon Evers
49 - Oak’s Advancement–A Great Hope - 00:13:01
Read by: Simon Evers
50 -The Sheep Fair–Troy Touches His Wife’s Hand - 00:33:53
Read by: Simon Evers
51 - Bathsheba Talks with Her Outrider - 00:20:05
Read by: John Lieder
52 - Converging Courses - 00:22:15
Read by: Simon Evers
53 - Concurritur–Horae Momento - 00:25:14
Read by: Simon Evers
54 - After the Shock - 00:10:44
Read by: Simon Evers
55 - The March Following– - 00:10:50
Read by: Simon Evers
56 - Beauty in Loneliness–After All - 00:19:25
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett
57 - A Foggy Night and Morning–Conclusion - 00:11:50
Read by: Lee Ann Howlett

 

Total Play Time: 14:40:15

 

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