LibriVox Project iFrame

Section	Title	Reader	Notes	Listen Url	Status
1	Love and Friendship, part 1	ej400	From beginning to "That day he had just "made" Christophe." 1051 words due 15/03/2023 7:18	Listen	PL OK
2	Love and Friendship, part 2	ej400	From "It was Olivier who in all innocence had belled the cat." to "and that Christophe was determined to do so." 2966 words due 16/03/2023 20:23	Listen	PL OK
3	Love and Friendship, part 3	ej400	From "Christophe was getting heartily sick of the vulgar tittle-tattle." to "which sometimes made them feel embarrassed." 4056 words due 19/05/2023 26:04	Listen	PL OK
4	Love and Friendship, part 4	ej400	From "Jacqueline used to take hardly any notice of her aunt" to "and sprang out into the garden." 4961 words due 21/07/2023 32:15	Listen	PL OK
5	Love and Friendship, part 5	ej400	From "During the days following he kept urging Olivier" to "He gave his consent." 1946 words due 21/07/2023 12:26	Listen	PL OK
6	Love and Friendship, part 6	ej400	From "The day before the marriage the two friends sat up" to "… And even taking a lot of trouble over it!…" 239 words due 21/07/2023 2:04	Listen	PL OK
7	Love and Friendship, part 7	YuqingJune	From "Christophe turned out very fine, almost smart, for the wedding" to "You must learn how to disregard them, too…." 5178 words due 26/10/2023 36:07	Listen	PL OK
8	Love and Friendship, part 8	YuqingJune	From "But Olivier had learned how to disregard something entirely different!" to "it was undermining his faith." 4078 words due 1/11/2023 30:02	Listen	PL OK
9	Love and Friendship, part 9	YuqingJune	From "No doubt the transformation was not so rapid in him" to "They parted without exchanging addresses or inviting each other to call." 4738 words due 1/11/2023 34:44	Listen	PL OK
10	Love and Friendship, part 10	YuqingJune	From "A few months later she came of her own accord" to "About seven o'clock she woke Christophe gently, and said good-by." 3358 words due 1/11/2023 24:16	Listen	PL OK
11	Love and Friendship, part 11	YuqingJune	From "In the course of the month she came at times when Christophe was out" to "one only needs the patience to wait for them." 4585 words due 4/11/2023 34:37	Listen	PL OK
12	Love and Friendship, part 12	YuqingJune	From "He went to see Olivier, and was welcomed with delight" to "even if I have to sell myself."" 3924 words due 4/11/2023 29:42	Listen	PL OK
13	Love and Friendship, part 13	YuqingJune	From "He accepted without discussion the conditions" to "But they knew that they must lose it…." 4143 words due 4/11/2023 29:30	Listen	PL OK
14	Love and Friendship, part 14	YuqingJune	From "When Jacqueline returned to Paris she felt a little new life" to "she flung herself into it headlong with desperate frankness." 4737 words due 4/11/2023 34:57	Listen	PL OK
15	Love and Friendship, part 15	YuqingJune	From "Madame Arnaud was alone in her room" to "And her dear tired face wore only its usual expression of kindness and resignation." 6207 words due 4/11/2023 44:42	Listen	PL OK
16	Love and Friendship, part 16	ej400	From "My wife has betrayed me." to "Ingrate!" 2194 words due 27/10/2023 14:22	Listen	PL OK
17	Love and Friendship, part 17	ej400	From "Christophe had been unable to get out of" to "She was still his little Grazia to him." 1099 words due 27/10/2023 7:27	Listen	PL OK
18	Love and Friendship, part 18	ej400	From "Grazia was twenty-two." to "whose eyes smiled at him in the mirror." 851 words due 27/10/2023 6:02	Listen	PL OK
19	Love and Friendship, part 19	ej400	From "They talked of the past." to "Love." 1851 words due 27/10/2023 12:53	Listen	PL OK
20	The Burning Bush, I, part 1	KingGingy	From "Came calmness to his heart." to "a commonplace tragedy which he had lately witnessed." 918 words due 28/08/2023	Listen	PL OK
21	The Burning Bush, I, part 2	KingGingy	From "He had taken a very modest lodging" to "let the sun shine in upon you." 1915 words due 12/09/2023 14:10	Listen	PL OK
22	The Burning Bush, I, part 3	haelen	From "If a man is to shed the light of the sun upon other men" to "the new God, Deo ignoto:—the people." 1744 words due 21/11/2023 10:36	Listen	PL OK
23	The Burning Bush, I, part 4	Cbteddy	From "To tell the truth, they were not all equally sincere" to "dragging him along into its whirling cloud of dust." 4804 words due 25/01/2024 26:47	Listen	PL OK
24	The Burning Bush, I, part 5	LG2023	From "The social drama was twofold." to "That Christophe did." 419 words due 01/03/2024 3:39	Listen	PL OK
25	The Burning Bush, I, part 6	ej400	From "He had been brought into touch with the working-classes" to "bring more passion than all the rest put together." 3310 words due 29/06/2024		Assigned
26	The Burning Bush, I, part 7	ej400	From "Christophe did not observe Olivier's isolation and embarrassment." to "And some of us are better than the whole lot of you put together." 1860 words due 29/06/2024		Assigned
27	The Burning Bush, I, part 8		From "So Christophe was affected by the intoxication" to "How splendid it will be to-morrow!…" 4884 words		Open
28	The Burning Bush, I, part 9		From "The factory hooters would sound" to "he had been the cause of suffering to the girl." 3812 words		Open
29	The Burning Bush, I, part 10		From "Olivier had gone into retirement once more." to "gave out an entirely different sound." 1616 words		Open
30	The Burning Bush, I, part 11		From "The First of May was approaching." to "a little girl laughing…." 5643 words		Open
31	The Burning Bush, II, part 1		From "They drove out of Paris." to "in the inmost depths of his life." 6669 words		Open
32	The Burning Bush, II, part 2	rongqingpin	From "As soon as he had regained his hold on life" to "and be seen no more." 1334 words due 22/04/2024 9:57	Listen	PL OK
33	The Burning Bush, II, part 3	rongqingpin	From "So the days passed." to "And she could not understand why." 3988 words due 06/05/2024 30:45	Listen	PL OK
34	The Burning Bush, II, part 4	rongqingpin	From "From that day on Christophe began to observe Anna closely" to "and those who lived with her had even less idea of it." 4259 words due 23/06/2024		Assigned
35	The Burning Bush, II, part 5		From "Braun so far insisted as to induce his wife" to "they hugged each other close, frenziedly…." 4090 words		Open
36	The Burning Bush, II, part 6	ej400	From "An hour, two hours, a century later" to "liken her to a moving statue." 528 words due 26/02/2024 3:50	Listen	PL OK
37	The Burning Bush, II, part 7	ej400	From "They met again at lunch" to "To Neptune, the God of the tides." 1675 words due 26/02/2024 11:36	Listen	PL OK
38	The Burning Bush, II, part 8	ej400	From "After a fortnight of vain efforts to escape" to "and the circle was slowly narrowing about them." 602 words due 26/02/2024 4:35	Listen	PL OK
39	The Burning Bush, II, part 9	ej400	From "That morning, for the first time since the betrayal" to "The carnival was coming on." 1897 words due 26/02/2024 13:01	Listen	PL OK
40	The Burning Bush, II, part 10	ej400	From "In that city, the carnival had preserved up to the time" to "In her own house she knew that she was hemmed in." 603 words due 26/02/2024 4:42	Listen	PL OK
41	The Burning Bush, II, part 11	ej400	From "Anna's servant was a woman of over forty" to "From that time on her mind was made up." 1074 words due 26/02/2024 8:12	Listen	PL OK
42	The Burning Bush, II, part 12	ej400	From "On the evening of the same day" to "Bäbi might come at any moment." 2584 words due 26/02/2024		Assigned
43	The Burning Bush, II, part 13	ej400	From "When Braun returned next morning" to "a God in whom his reason did not believe." 2620 words due 26/02/2024		Assigned
44	The Burning Bush, II, part 14		From "He had taken refuge in a lonely farm" to "Why dost thou not throw me down?" 3063 words		Open
45	The Burning Bush, II, part 15		From "Days passed. Christophe issued from the fight" to "Hold thy peace, and listen." 2267 words		Open
46	The Burning Bush, II, part 16		From "And like the murmuring of a spring" to "which tells of the light of the heavens to those who are on earth below." 2841 words		Open
47	The New Dawn, Preface	rongqingpin	From "PREFACE TO THE LAST VOLUME" to "I listen to the throb of eternal life." 543 words due 9/4/2024 5:12	Listen	PL OK
48	The New Dawn, I, part 1		From "I have written the tragedy of a generation" to "a white hair from her head." 3677 words		Open
49	The New Dawn, I, part 2		From "She went away. He could not understand" to "He would win through by shutting his eyes until he came to her." 411 words		Open
50	The New Dawn, I, part 3		From "He was used to shutting his eyes." to "and she was altogether kind, but a little weary." 1930 words		Open
51	The New Dawn, I, part 4		From "She entertained a great deal" to "and he began to make up his mind to go." 1032 words		Open
52	The New Dawn, I, part 5		From "He did not go." to "she extended the same prodigally gracious welcome." 2024 words		Open
53	The New Dawn, I, part 6		From "She read his thoughts" to "—"Hush!"—and disappeared." 1498 words		Open
54	The New Dawn, I, part 7		From "From that moment on he did not again speak to her of his love" to "in his arms he held Demeter, sleeping." 1731 words		Open
55	The New Dawn, I, part 8		From "During April he received an invitation from Paris" to "but with the sanction of his soul." 1123 words		Open
56	The New Dawn, II, part 1		From "He was sick at heart as he reached Paris." to ""CHRISTOPHE."" 1989 words		Open
57	The New Dawn, II, part 2		From ""Tranquil Grace" replied:" to ""G."" 858 words		Open
58	The New Dawn, II, part 3		From "… So you think I am likely to be pleased" to ""CHRISTOPHE."" 3190 words		Open
59	The New Dawn, II, part 4		From "So he stayed, partly to please her" to "Christophe suddenly heard the voice of Olivier come to life again." 787 words		Open
60	The New Dawn, II, part 5		From "He was absently reading a book of poems at a bookstall" to "—Christophe had to give up seeing him." 3469 words		Open
61	The New Dawn, II, part 6		From "During the first days of July Christophe reckoned up" to "he had no time to love any one thing for long." 3160 words		Open
62	The New Dawn, II, part 7		From "He came back the next day and the days following" to ""I am too weak, I need you…."" 4719 words		Open
63	The New Dawn, II, part 8		From "One evening, as she stood in the veranda" to "And a great peace came upon them and surrounded them." 2894 words		Open
64	The New Dawn, II, part 9		From "However, her health had given way" to "Nothing passes for him who does not pass." 937 words		Open
65	The New Dawn, III, part 1		From "Absence adds to the power of those we love." to "if you are patient, will find a use for it." 4821 words		Open
66	The New Dawn, III, part 2		From "Georges did not remember much of what Christophe said to him" to "I am giving you back what you lent me!" 1614 words		Open
67	The New Dawn, III, part 3		From "Though Christophe took the attacks on himself lightly" to "you lose sight of the plain's immensity and the far horizon." 1571 words		Open
68	The New Dawn, III, part 4		From "The soothing influence that Christophe exercised" to "Then, once more, tranquillity … Meeresstille…." 1251 words		Open
69	The New Dawn, III, part 5		From "Georges and Emmanuel met at Christophe's one afternoon" to "There was the peace of evening on the mountains." 2098 words		Open
70	The New Dawn, IV, part 1		From "The fire smoldering in the forest of Europe" to "and His hand perfects its harmony…." 2815 words		Open
71	The New Dawn, IV, part 2		From "The dream is ended. Te Deum…." to "the crowd passing through the door into the sunlight." 5575 words		Open
72	The New Dawn, IV, part 3		From "It was shortly after his return to Paris" to "brother: save thyself! - end of footnote" 1851 words		Open
73	The New Dawn, IV, part 4		From "As a succession of stages he looked back" to "Let man be silent!…" 1084 words		Open
74	The New Dawn, IV, part 5		From "But a few minutes after this harangue" to THE END 2077 words		Open