BRONTE, C.: Villette (Unabridged).

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Bronte, Charlotte (Author)
Corporate Author:	Naxos Digital Services
Language:	English
Published:	Hong Kong : Naxos Digital Services US Incorporated 2007.
Series:	Naxos Spoken Word Library.
Online Access:	Click for online access

Table of Contents:

While looking up at the image {u2026} ( 05 min., 34 sec. )
Strange to say, this man knew me {u2026} ( 06 min., 58 sec. )
Three fine tall trees growing close {u2026} ( 05 min., 28 sec. )
Chapter 39: Old and New Acquaintance ( 05 min., 09 sec. )
Justine Marie!' What was this? ( 05 min., 11 sec. )
We have looked at the city belle {u2026} ( 05 min., 01 sec. )
Still, hint and raillery flew thick {u2026} ( 05 min., 35 sec. )
These oil-twinkling streets are very still {u2026} ( 05 min., 42 sec. )
Chapter 40: The Happy Pair ( 05 min., 21 sec. )
Do you begin to comprehend {u2026}' ( 04 min., 50 sec. )
In winding up Mistress Fanshawe's memoirs {u2026} ( 04 min., 48 sec. )
Chapter 41: Faubourg Clotilde ( 05 min., 25 sec. )
Paul, Paul!' said a woman's hurried voice {u2026} ( 05 min., 09 sec. )
The route he took was by the boulevards {u2026} ( 05 min., 08 sec. )
Opening an inner door {u2026} ( 05 min., 19 sec. )
The trouble!' I cried {u2026} ( 04 min., 23 sec. )
This was true enough: ( 04 min., 49 sec. )
I spoke. All escaped from my lips. ( 04 min., 07 sec. )
Chapter 42: Finis ( 05 min., 32 sec. )
And now the three years are past {u2026} ( 03 min., 09 sec. )
Chapter 18: We Quarrel ( 05 min., 46 sec. )
To one who had named him 'slave,' ( 05 min., 13 sec. )
Ginevra!' He thought her so fair {u2026} ( 05 min., 34 sec. )
Chapter 19: The Cleopatra ( 05 min., 14 sec. )
His mother possessed a good development {u2026} ( 05 min., 10 sec. )
It seemed to me that an original and good {u2026} ( 05 min., 14 sec. )
M. Paul's hair was shorn close as raven down. ( 05 min., 32 sec. )
How did you get on with Marie Broc?' ( 06 min., 43 sec. )
Chapter 20: The Concert ( 04 min., 56 sec. )
By this time we had got into {u2026} ( 05 min., 13 sec. )
Observing that Dr. John's attention {u2026} ( 05 min., 49 sec. )
I knew another of these seraphs {u2026} ( 05 min., 11 sec. )
Quiet Rue Fossette! ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
The drug wrought. ( 05 min., 09 sec. )
This was the sole flash-eliciting {u2026} ( 04 min., 58 sec. )
All that evening I waited {u2026} ( 05 min., 03 sec. )
Proceed,' said Madame; ( 05 min., 39 sec. )
What quiet lessons I had ( 05 min., 43 sec. )
That girl would have had a right to hate me {u2026} ( 04 min., 21 sec. )
Chapter 38: Cloud ( 05 min., 03 sec. )
Not long after, perhaps a fortnight {u2026} ( 04 min., 46 sec. )
He turned, and waited till I said 'Amen!' ( 05 min., 14 sec. )
She shuddered. ( 05 min., 12 sec. )
Ah, sir! did you observe her. ( 05 min., 17 sec. )
I made no answer. ( 04 min., 57 sec. )
Lucy, what do you mean?' said she ( 05 min., 26 sec. )
Chapter 37: Sunshine ( 05 min., 07 sec. )
It will not be. God is not with Rome {u2026} ( 05 min., 27 sec. )
I found that Pere Silas {u2026} ( 04 min., 52 sec. )
(After a pause:) 'Allons donc!' ( 05 min., 02 sec. )
Through the glass door {u2026} ( 05 min., 12 sec. )
I opened it. What was it? ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
The orange-trees, and several plants {u2026} ( 05 min., 25 sec. )
Ginevra saw you, I think?' ( 05 min., 33 sec. )
The concert over, the Lottery {u2026} ( 04 min., 20 sec. )
We did not easily regain our seats {u2026} ( 05 min., 28 sec. )
And yet he had neither forgiven {u2026} ( 03 min., 40 sec. )
I am so: just as Rhadamanthus {u2026}' ( 03 min., 33 sec. )
Chapter 21: Reaction ( 05 min., 14 sec. )
If,' muttered she, 'if he should write' ( 05 min., 15 sec. )
Ere long the bell rang its reveillee {u2026} ( 05 min., 50 sec. )
I had time to bathe my eyes {u2026} ( 05 min., 55 sec. )
Go to your practising,' said I ( 05 min., 01 sec. )
A fortnight passed; ( 05 min., 56 sec. )
When I re-entered the schoolroom {u2026} ( 06 min., 40 sec. )
Chapter 22: The Letter ( 05 min., 21 sec. )
Say what you will, reader {u2026} ( 05 min., 11 sec. )
He asked me, smiling, ( 06 min., 20 sec. )
They will not come here,' I answered; ( 05 min., 56 sec. )
Chapter 23: Vashti ( 06 min., 02 sec. )
Mademoiselle Lucy!' cried Rosine {u2026} ( 04 min., 59 sec. )
The theatre was full {u2026} ( 05 min., 17 sec. )
Vashti was not good, I was told; ( 05 min., 23 sec. )
And Dr. John? Reader, I see him yet {u2026} ( 05 min., 14 sec. )
Where is Harriet? I wish Harriet {u2026}' ( 05 min., 37 sec. )
Chapter 24: M. De Bassompierre ( 05 min., 13 sec. )
I suppose animals kept in cages {u2026} ( 05 min., 24 sec. )
Soured and listless, Miss Fanshawe was {u2026} ( 04 min., 52 sec. )
I opened the billet: by this time {u2026} ( 05 min., 53 sec. )
The keen, still cold of the morning {u2026} ( 05 min., 40 sec. )
Ah! And you remember the old time {u2026}' ( 05 min., 48 sec. )
Chapter 25: The Little Countess ( 05 min., 44 sec. )
Your ladyship wishes for the tankard?' ( 03 min., 39 sec. )
Next day, when we were all assembled {u2026} ( 05 min., 05 sec. )
His fair little daughter did not take {u2026} ( 05 min., 27 sec. )
Mrs. Bretton asked Mr. Home {u2026} ( 05 min., 24 sec. )
Paulina Mary cast once or twice {u2026} ( 05 min., 30 sec. )
Chapter 26: A Burial ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
Welcome I endeavoured to make it. ( 05 min., 46 sec. )
Well, I cleared away the ivy {u2026} ( 06 min., 44 sec. )
As to Mary de Bassompierre {u2026} ( 05 min., 32 sec. )
The light in which M. de Bassompierre {u2026} ( 05 min., 33 sec. )
The young Countess was a little proud {u2026} ( 06 min., 25 sec. )
Chapter 27: The Hotel Crecy ( 05 min., 27 sec. )
Do
do tell me who you are?' ( 05 min., 32 sec. )
I do not think his audience {u2026} ( 03 min., 50 sec. )
Another listener and observer there was {u2026} ( 06 min., 16 sec. )
He had assumed a bantering air {u2026} ( 05 min., 10 sec. )
I quite well recall it.' ( 05 min., 10 sec. )
Having sought my shawl {u2026} ( 06 min., 34 sec. )
Chapter 28: The Watchguard ( 05 min., 16 sec. )
Not being quite tall enough {u2026} ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
Still gently railing at me {u2026} ( 05 min., 30 sec. )
Vous ne voulez pas {u2026}' ( 06 min., 38 sec. )
I would have looked up at him {u2026} ( 05 min., 13 sec. )
Chapter 29: Monsieur's Fete ( 05 min., 22 sec. )
Breakfast being over and mass attended {u2026} ( 05 min., 35 sec. )
Monsieur,' said Mademoiselle St. Pierre. ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
The class was struck of a heap. ( 05 min., 19 sec. )
But now at last I had him: ( 05 min., 05 sec. )
You will be like me, Monsieur.' ( 04 min., 59 sec. )
Chapter 30: M. Paul ( 05 min., 13 sec. )
When the pang and peril {u2026} ( 05 min., 22 sec. )
Once, upon his preferring {u2026} ( 05 min., 33 sec. )
Women of intellect' was his next theme: ( 04 min., 03 sec. )
I knew what the result of such {u2026} ( 04 min., 22 sec. )
Chapter 31: The Dryad ( 06 min. )
Courage, Lucy Snowe!' ( 05 min., 27 sec. )
This idea of 'keeping down' {u2026} ( 05 min., 19 sec. )
It pleased me when you took them {u2026}' ( 04 min., 11 sec. )
Why do you shrink and speak so faintly?' ( 04 min., 18 sec. )
Chapter 32: The First Letter ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
Papa had letters from him once {u2026}' ( 05 min., 08 sec. )
It is true I little respect women {u2026}' ( 05 min., 28 sec. )
Life,' she went on {u2026} ( 05 min., 34 sec. )
Chapter 33: M. Paul Keeps His Promise ( 05 min., 48 sec. )
And now we were in the country {u2026} ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
Mindful always of his religion {u2026} ( 03 min., 30 sec. )
When hot noon arrived {u2026} ( 04 min., 18 sec. )
Chapter 34: Malevola ( 05 min., 31 sec. )
The expression of her face {u2026} ( 05 min., 13 sec.
)
Down washed the rain {u2026} ( 05 min., 38 sec. )
The hero of his tale {u2026} ( 05 min., 57 sec. )
I, daughter, am Pere Silas.' ( 05 min., 57 sec. )
Chapter 35: Fraternity ( 05 min., 40 sec. )
Having partially collected {u2026} ( 05 min., 32 sec. )
They would not yet let me go {u2026} ( 05 min., 51 sec. )
I am judged,' said he. ( 06 min., 38 sec. )
True; I remember now.' ( 06 min., 08 sec. )
Chapter 36: The Apple of Discord ( 04 min., 55 sec. )
Chapter 1: Bretton ( 06 min., 26 sec. )
That same evening at nine o'clock {u2026} ( 05 minutes, 26 sec.
)
On going to bed an hour afterwards {u2026} ( 04 min., 43 sec. )
Chapter 2: Paulina ( 05 min., 16 sec. )
Mr. Home was a stern-featured {u2026} ( 05 minutes, 09 sec.
)
Graham was at that time {u2026} ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
Chapter 3: The Playmates ( 04 min., 40 sec. )
Graham
not failing in his way {u2026} ( 04 min., 37 sec. )
It happened that Graham was not {u2026} ( 04 min., 47 sec. )
It was sufficiently comical {u2026} ( 04 min., 58 sec. )
Graham forgot his impatience {u2026} ( 05 min., 22 sec. )
With these words she gathered Graham {u2026} ( 04 min., 57 sec. )
Her lip trembled {u2026} ( 04 min., 38 sec. )
When I thought she could listen to me {u2026} ( 03 min., 57 sec. )
Chapter 4: Miss Marchmont ( 07 min., 02 sec. )
Two hot, close rooms thus became my world {u2026} ( 04 min., 54 sec. )
I love Memory to-night,' she said. ( 05 min., 39 sec. )
What is the matter?' I demanded. ( 04 min., 39 sec. )
Chapter 5: Turning a New Leaf ( 05 min., 42 sec. )
I stored up this piece of casual information. ( 05 min., 28 sec. )
Chapter 6: London ( 04 min., 53 sec. )
My state of mind, and all accompanying {u2026} ( 06 min., 37 sec. )
Towards morning her discourse ran {u2026} ( 05 min., 22 sec. )
She stared, then carelessly ran on {u2026} ( 05 min., 09 sec. )
I was not sick till long after {u2026} ( 05 min., 09 sec. )
Chapter 7: Villette ( 05 min., 35 sec. )
I had hoped we might reach Villette {u2026} ( 05 min. )
He tore a leaf from his pocket-book {u2026} ( 04 min., 53 sec. )
A quarter of an hour passed {u2026} ( 06 min., 21 sec. )
Chapter 8: Madame Beck ( 05 min., 50 sec. )
Her duty done
I felt that {u2026} ( 04 min., 52 sec. )
When attired, Madame Beck {u2026} ( 05 min., 29 sec. )
As Madame Beck ruled {u2026} ( 03 min., 37 sec. )
Behind the house was a large garden {u2026} ( 06 min., 25 sec. )
Dites donc,' said Madame sternly. ( 04 min., 48 sec. )
It seems that three titled belles {u2026} ( 04 min., 29 sec. )
Chapter 9: Isidore ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
By degrees, as I acquired fluency {u2026} ( 06 min. )
Finding that she carried the thing {u2026} ( 05 min., 07 sec. )
I viewed her from top to toe. ( 05 min., 12 sec. )
That will do, Miss Fanshawe.' ( 04 min., 45 sec. )
Chapter 10: Dr. John ( 05 min., 04 sec. )
It appeared she did not find {u2026} ( 05 min., 51 sec. )
No sooner did Fifine emerge {u2026} ( 05 min., 53 sec. )
Chapter 11: The Portress's Cabinet ( 05 min., 32 sec. )
Had she, indeed, floating visions {u2026} ( 04 min., 43 sec. )
But while I pondered {u2026} ( 05 min., 25 sec. )
Chapter 12: The Casket ( 05 min., 25 sec. )
From the first I was tempted {u2026} ( 05 min., 07 sec. )
To-night, I was not so mutinous {u2026} ( 06 min., 12 sec. )
I wish I did know whom {u2026}' ( 03 min., 55 sec. )
He stood looking down {u2026} ( 04 min., 07 sec. )
Chapter 13: A Sneeze Out of Season ( 04 min., 54 sec. )
When I vanished {u2026} ( 05 min., 02 sec. )
On revisiting my drawers {u2026} ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
Le marmot n'a rien, n'est-ce pas?' ( 04 min., 40 sec. )
He instantly tore the billet {u2026} ( 04 min., 36 sec. )
Chapter 14: The Fete ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
About this time {u2026} ( 05 min., 32 sec. )
The day preceding Madame's fete {u2026} ( 05 min., 37 sec. )
Being dressed at least a couple {u2026} ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
A thousand objections rushed {u2026} ( 05 min., 01 sec. )
In this exercise the afternoon passed {u2026} ( 05 min., 27 sec. )
In an instant we were out of doors {u2026} ( 05 min., 40 sec. )
St. Pierre sneered again {u2026} ( 05 min., 28 sec. )
No sooner was the play over {u2026} ( 05 min., 17 sec. )
Madame knew something of the world; ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
I suppose you are nobody's daughter {u2026}' ( 05 min., 44 sec. )
The answer Dr. John would have given {u2026} ( 05 min., 04 sec. )
I may, perhaps, look after her a little;' ( 03 min., 48 sec. )
I cut short these confidences somewhat {u2026}' ( 03 min., 12 sec. )
Chapter 15: The Long Vacation ( 05 min., 06 sec. )
I hesitate,' said he, ( 04 min., 01 sec. )
My heart almost died within me; ( 04 min., 56 sec. )
The cretin being gone {u2026} ( 06 min., 02 sec. )
One evening
I was not delirious {u2026} ( 04 min., 54 sec. )
Of course, I had not expected he would be {u2026} ( 06 min., 03 sec. )
Chapter 16: Auld Lang Syne ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
Where was I? ( 05 min., 18 sec. )
Reader; I felt alarmed! ( 05 min., 40 sec. )
Do you like it, Polly?' I asked. ( 05 min., 30 sec. )
Do let me go down-stairs, madam.' ( 06 min., 26 sec. )
To say anything on the subject {u2026} ( 04 min., 24 sec. )
For my part, I just ventured to inquire {u2026} ( 04 min. )
Chapter 17: La Terrasse ( 05 min., 51 sec. )
She left me, and I lay in bed {u2026} ( 05 min., 34 sec. )
What did Madame Beck mean {u2026}' ( 05 min., 04 sec. )
Lucy, you ought to travel for about {u2026}' ( 05 minutes, 37 sec. )

BRONTE, C.: Villette (Unabridged).

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