Household Words
par Charles Dickens
Lu par LibriVox Volunteers
Household Words was an English weekly magazine edited by Charles Dickens in the 1850s. It took its name from the line in Shakespeare's Henry V: "Familiar in his mouth as household words." The subject matter was varied, including poetry, fiction, non-fiction and opinions. - Summary by LynneT
Chapitres
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| The Fire Brigade of London | 52:12 | Lu par Doug Fajardo | |
| Poetry in the Bye-Ways | 12:03 | Lu par Elizabeth W | |
| The Miner's Daughters -- A Tale of the Peak in Three Chapters. Chapter II Mill Life | 17:36 | Lu par Beeswaxcandle | |
| The Uses of Sorrow | 1:46 | Lu par Larry Wilson | |
| From the Raven in the Happy Family | 13:01 | Lu par Rita Boutros | |
| Illustrations of Cheapness -- Eggs | 16:11 | Lu par Luke Harris | |
| Music in Humble Life | 17:51 | Lu par Elizabeth W | |
| A Paris Newspaper | 17:59 | Lu par Lynne T | |
| Lines by Robert Southey | 1:25 | Lu par Luke Harris | |
| Short Cuts Across the Globe -- The Isthmus of Suez | 12:41 | Lu par Rita Boutros | |
| A Curious Epitaph | 1:03 | Lu par Stacey Malcolm |