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Deerbrook

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(2,8 Sterne; 10 Bewertungen)

A three volume novel, Deerbrook (1839) is a story of middle class country life with a surgeon hero.

Like the later and more famous novel Middlemarch, Deerbrook describes the life of country people in a fictional English town. The Grey family live in one of the loveliest houses in Deerbrook, but a change in their lives is going to take place... The Ibbotson sisters, Hester and Margaret, orphaned distant cousins of Mr. Grey. Like in Jane Austen's novels, we see how the sisters are trying to advance themselves. In Victorian England, the chief way for women to "advance themselves" is to marry well. But will they succeed? And if they succeed, will they be happy?(Summary by Stav Nisser and Wikipedia) (22 hr 7 min)

Chapters

01 - An Event.

24:35

Read by Arielle Lipshaw

02 - Moonlight of Townsfolk.

8:41

Read by Elli

03 - Making Acquaintance.

15:32

Read by Elli

04 - Morning Calls.

16:11

Read by Elli

05 - The Meadows. (Part 1)

27:48

Read by Chris Caron

06 - The Meadows. (Part 2)

22:49

Read by Christine Blachford

07 - The School-Room.

36:35

Read by garyday

08 - Family Confidence.

15:21

Read by garyday

09 - Family Correspondence

34:29

Read by Linda Andrus

10 - Child’s Play.

20:09

Read by Linda Andrus

11 - A Party of Pleasure. (Part 1)

20:56

Read by Rosie

12 - A Party of Pleasure. (Part 2)

19:59

Read by Rosie

13 - Mediation.

27:34

Read by Chris Caron

14 - A Turn in the Shrubbery.

28:37

Read by Linda Andrus

15 - Sophia in the Village.

19:02

Read by Linda Andrus

16 - Preparing for Home.

37:59

Read by Linda Andrus

17 - Maria and Margaret. (Part 1)

24:21

Read by Chris Caron

18 - Maria and Margaret. (Part 2)

20:07

Read by Chris Caron

19 - Home.

24:22

Read by garyday

20 - First Hospitality.

25:33

Read by Chris Caron

21 - Grandmamma in Retreat.

21:10

Read by Chris Caron

22 - Home at "The Hopes'."

42:55

Read by Chris Caron

23 - Enderby News.

19:33

Read by Chris Caron

24 - Consciousness to the Unconscious.

27:55

Read by Chris Caron

25 - The Meadows in Winter.

22:39

Read by Chris Caron

26 - Moods of the Mind.

19:26

Read by Linda Andrus

27 - Warnings.

32:56

Read by Linda Andrus

28 - Long Walks.

16:36

Read by Chris Caron

29 - Disclosures.

38:04

Read by Chris Caron

30 - A Morning in March.

30:34

Read by Chris Caron

31 - Deerbrook Commotions. (Part 1)

25:38

Read by Linda Andrus

32 - Deerbrook Commotions. (Part 2)

21:40

Read by Linda Andrus

33 - Deerbrook Commotions. (Part 3)

25:55

Read by Linda Andrus

34 - Coming to an Understanding.

12:01

Read by Chris Caron

35 - Condolence.

30:36

Read by Chris Caron

36 - Keeping Sunday.

23:11

Read by Chris Caron

37 - Going to Rest.

15:53

Read by Chris Caron

38 - Moving Onward.

26:41

Read by Chris Caron

39 - Old and Young.

26:33

Read by Chris Caron

40 - Boating. (Part 1)

31:02

Read by garyday

41 - Boating. (Part 2)

33:03

Read by garyday

42 - The Next Day. (Part 1)

24:48

Read by garyday

43 - The Next Day. (Part 2)

23:16

Read by garyday

44 - The Conqueror.

12:31

Read by Chris Caron

45 - The Victims.

36:43

Read by Chris Caron

46 - The Long Nights. (Part 1)

19:20

Read by Chris Caron

47 - The Long Nights. (Part 2)

20:55

Read by Chris Caron

48 - Lightsome Days. (Part 1)

23:46

Read by garyday

49 - Lightsome Days. (Part 2)

20:08

Read by garyday

50 - Deerbrook in Shadow.

35:47

Read by Chris Caron

51 - Church-Going.

15:46

Read by garyday

52 - Working Round.

26:17

Read by Chris Caron

53 - Late Religion.

15:52

Read by garyday

54 - Rest of the Placable.

15:39

Read by garyday

55 - Deerbrook in Sunshine.

22:00

Read by garyday

Bewertungen

can not understand reader

(1 Sterne)

chapter one was very good. but i could not understand much of what the reader said in chapter two because of her very strong accent. and when i realized she read more chapters i had to give up. i miss so much information from her accent that i would be lost trying to follow the story.

(3 Sterne)

The story is really good but the main reader’s mispronouncing common words every other sentence is really grating. If he’d have pulled out a dictionary he’d have been fine.

(0,5 Sterne)

Readers throughout the entire novel make this classic inaccessible. So disappointing.

(0,5 Sterne)

Could not understand readers were they speaking English?