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Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Chapter One - 00:05:44
2.   Or, at all events, with one drawback. - 00:04:21
3.   'Good! We must not disguise from you Sir,'… - 00:05:39
4.   The lady thus specially presented… - 00:05:23
5.   'Well!' said Mrs. Chick, with a sweet smile… - 00:03:37
6.   There was no sound in answer… - 00:03:13
7.   Chapter Two - 00:05:11
8.   Miss Tox had arrived on the wheels… - 00:05:13
9.   Miss Tox seemed to be so little enlightened… - 00:05:08
10.   Thus arrested on the threshold… - 00:04:51
11.   As his unusual emotion subsided… - 00:05:15
12.   Chapter Three - 00:04:15
13.   The apartments which Mr. Dombey reserved… - 00:04:41
14.   The child, who had dropped her head… - 00:05:29
15.   Spitfire seemed to be… - 00:04:01
16.   She suddenly appended… - 00:04:15

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   When little Florence timidly presented herself… - 00:05:15
2.   Chapter Four - 00:04:44
3.   Here he lived too, in skipper-like state… - 00:04:58
4.   'The Lord Mayor, Wally,' said Solomon… - 00:04:59
5.   'Dear Uncle,' said the boy… - 00:04:51
6.   Solomon Gills rubbed his hands… - 00:05:46
7.   Upon that he whistled as he filled his glass… - 00:05:32
8.   Chapter Five - 00:04:47
9.   'Louisa,' said Mr. Dombey, after a short pause… - 00:05:25
10.   The two interlopers… - 00:05:50
11.   'Have the goodness, if you please, Towlinson,'… - 00:05:09
12.   It happened to be an iron-grey autumnal day… - 00:04:11
13.   The baby soon appeared, carried in great glory… - 00:05:28
14.   Before he turned again to lead the way… - 00:04:22
15.   There they found Mr. Pitt turning up his nose… - 00:04:44

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   'I was about to say to you, Richards,'… - 00:03:03
2.   Such temporary indications of a partial thaw… - 00:03:33
3.   Chapter Six - 00:05:25
4.   Staggs's Gardens was uncommonly incredulous. - 00:04:52
5.   'But where's my pretty boy?' said Polly… - 00:05:03
6.   Now, it happened that poor Biler's life… - 00:05:24
7.   They had not gone very far… - 00:04:46
8.   Mrs. Brown's was not a melodious cry… - 00:05:40
9.   'If you please, is this the city?' - 00:05:16
10.   As they stood deliberating in the street… - 00:04:51
11.   Solomon Gills was quite as hot… - 00:05:01
12.   'Why, I believe I found Miss Dombey, Sir,'… - 00:03:37
13.   The entrance of the lost child… - 00:03:59
14.   Chapter Seven - 00:04:26
15.   Although Major Bagstock had arrived… - 00:04:21
16.   But still, when that day… - 00:06:02

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Chapter Eight - 00:04:59
2.   Some philosophers tell us that selfishness is… - 00:05:06
3.   Heaven and Earth, how old his face was… - 00:05:29
4.   Mr. Dombey was so astonished… - 00:05:43
5.   'Surely you must know, Louisa,'… - 00:06:00
6.   This celebrated Mrs. Pipchin… - 00:04:52
7.   'Well, Sir,' said Mrs. Pipchin to Paul… - 00:05:24
8.   Such was life at Mrs. Pipchin's. - 00:05:23
9.   This, however, never came to pass. - 00:04:55
10.   It being clear that somebody was dead… - 00:04:08
11.   With this notable attendant to pull him along… - 00:03:46
12.   Chapter Nine - 00:04:07
13.   In this way, Walter, so far from forgetting… - 00:05:14
14.   'What I mean, Uncle Sol,' pursued Walter… - 00:05:57
15.   Walter looked from the broker to his uncle… - 00:05:07

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Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Walter, in his impatience… - 00:05:22
2.   These directions were not issued… - 00:04:44
3.   'I'm behind the time altogether, my dear Ned,'… - 00:04:23
4.   Chapter Ten - 00:04:52
5.   'An old campaigner, Sir,' said the Major… - 00:06:06
6.   None the worse on account… - 00:05:35
7.   At the same time the Captain… - 00:05:15
8.   'What was the debt contracted for?' - 00:04:15
9.   As he motioned towards the door… - 00:05:09
10.   Chapter Eleven - 00:05:33
11.   'Mrs. Pipchin,' said Mr. Dombey… - 00:06:08
12.   Mr. Dombey waited… - 00:05:49
13.   The Doctor's was a mighty fine house… - 00:04:44
14.   'Doctor Blimber is at home, I believe?' - 00:04:17
15.   'Mrs. Pipchin', said his father… - 00:04:25

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Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   A learned enthusiasm is so very contagious… - 00:04:10
2.   'I think,' said Mr. Dombey… - 00:04:06
3.   Chapter Twelve - 00:04:55
4.   Cornelia took him first to the schoolroom… - 00:05:01
5.   Young Toots who was ready… - 00:05:45
6.   'It is remarkable, Mr. Feeder,'… - 00:05:09
7.   Tea was served in a style no less polite… - 00:04:52
8.   Miss Blimber presented exactly the appearance… - 00:05:23
9.   He acquitted himself very well… - 00:05:32
10.   The books were not easy to procure… - 00:04:40
11.   Such spirits as he had in the outset, Paul soon lost… - 00:03:13
12.   'I say!' cried Toots, speaking… - 00:04:42
13.   Chapter Thirteen - 00:05:02
14.   The gentleman last mentioned… - 00:05:28
15.   'You respect nobody, Carker, I think,'… - 00:03:59
16.   'Gay,' said Mr. Dombey, turning a little… - 00:04:54

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   During this conversation… - 00:05:46
2.   'You have only yourself to thank for it,'… - 00:03:40
3.   Again his last few words hung… - 00:03:05
4.   Chapter Fourteen - 00:04:20
5.   It was perfectly understood… - 00:05:29
6.   'It may be generally observed of Dombey,'… - 00:05:54
7.   Over and above these extensive privileges… - 00:04:21
8.   Mr. Feeder then told him, to his great joy… - 00:05:02
9.   'If I grow up,' said Paul. - 00:05:15
10.   'Our little friend,' observed Doctor Blimber… - 00:05:04
11.   He had to think of a portrait on the stairs… - 00:05:29
12.   There was a grand array of white waistcoats… - 00:05:23
13.   It was Sir Barnet Skettles, Lady Skettles… - 00:04:30
14.   From his nest among the pillows… - 00:04:20
15.   Once, when there was a pause in the dancing… - 00:05:03
16.   Diogenes was the dog: who had never in his life… - 00:03:31
17.   How Florence laughed! - 00:02:31

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Chapter Fifteen - 00:05:08
2.   This the Captain, in a moment of uncommon… - 00:05:06
3.   'Keep her off a point or so!' observed the Captain… - 00:05:13
4.   The Captain, however,… - 00:05:47
5.   As these reflections presented themselves… - 00:04:46
6.   Though still, of what the house had suggested to him… - 00:05:17
7.   There was no such place as Staggs's Gardens. - 00:05:49
8.   Miss Nipper then took breath… - 00:02:41
9.   Chapter Sixteen - 00:04:51
10.   The people around him changed… - 00:04:46
11.   Paul closed his eyes with those words… - 00:02:49
12.   For an instant, Paul looked at her… - 00:03:08
13.   Chapter Seventeen - 00:04:45
14.   One fact was quite clear to the Captain… - 00:04:45
15.   As it was a contest of affection and self denial… - 00:04:11
16.   The Captain's equanimity was so impenetrable… - 00:04:24
17.   The acuteness and significence… - 00:04:32

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   The Captain's complacency… - 00:04:02
2.   The unconscious Captain walked out… - 00:03:10
3.   Chapter Eighteen - 00:05:12
4.   The feathers wind their gloomy way… - 00:05:08
5.   'My dear child,' said Mrs. Chick… - 00:04:34
6.   'Florence, my dear child, your poor papa…' - 00:05:00
7.   Mrs. Chick approved of this resolution… - 00:05:01
8.   It was easy to know when he had gone out… - 00:04:58
9.   One day, about a week after the funeral… - 00:04:56
10.   Mr. Toots, seeing Florence in tears… - 00:04:48
11.   Although Miss Nipper was nervous… - 00:05:33
12.   Her father sat at his old table… - 00:06:15
13.   Chapter Nineteen - 00:05:20
14.   'And I added,' pursued Walter… - 00:04:38
15.   'You remember me,' said Florence with a smile… - 00:04:46
16.   'Oh! but Walter,' said Florence… - 00:05:18

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Had Florence any misgiving… - 00:05:09
2.   Walter was coming down… - 00:03:47
3.   The relentless chronometer at last announced… - 00:04:19
4.   Chapter Twenty - 00:05:20
5.   'Where is my scoundrel!' said the Major… - 00:04:54
6.   'Dombey,' said the Major warmly… - 00:05:57
7.   But before the carriage moved away… - 00:05:25
8.   'Take advice from plain old Joe…' - 00:05:15
9.   Breasting the wind and light… - 00:05:03
10.   The sweet, calm, gentle presence… - 00:06:04
11.   Chapter Twenty-One - 00:05:04
12.   The discrepancy between Mrs. Skewton's fresh… - 00:04:39
13.   'Stop a moment, Withers!' said Mrs. Skewton… - 00:04:39
14.   Mr. Dombey's eyes sought the ground… - 00:05:05
15.   'I hope, Mrs. Granger,' said Mr. Dombey… - 00:03:28
16.   Withers the Wan, at this period… - 00:03:45

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   The Major, who was quite forgiven… - 00:03:29
2.   Chapter Twenty-Two - 00:05:10
3.   'Don't mistake me.' - 00:05:04
4.   Still that passage, which was in a postscript… - 00:05:14
5.   Obedient to a nod from Mr. Carker… - 00:05:07
6.   Mr. Perch was too deferential to express surprise… - 00:05:21
7.   Mr. Carker the Manager… - 00:05:09
8.   Mr. Carker looked at Polly… - 00:04:14
9.   Mr. Carker's mouth expanded… - 00:06:01
10.   The Game Chicken… - 00:05:37
11.   Everything happened as usual… - 00:04:18
12.   Chapter Twenty-Three - 00:05:52
13.   For Florence lived alone in the deserted house… - 00:05:19
14.   But there was one thought… - 00:05:47
15.   'And so,' said Florence… - 00:05:27

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Arriving in good time… - 00:04:50
2.   In time, Rob was despatched for a coach… - 00:05:59
3.   But when the Captain… - 00:05:15
4.   Captain Cuttle picked up his hat… - 00:05:08
5.   'Clara a-hoy!' cried the Captain… - 00:04:50
6.   Captain Cuttle, whose delicacy was shocked… - 00:05:35
7.   'My name's Jack Bunsby!' - 00:03:58
8.   But meeting the eyes of Florence… - 00:03:40
9.   Chapter Twenty-Four - 00:05:38
10.   There were some children staying in the house. - 00:05:26
11.   As they stopped soon afterwards… - 00:05:44
12.   Even in the response she made… - 00:05:24
13.   The man drew a deep sigh. - 00:04:22
14.   The father and his sick daughter… - 00:04:47
15.   Chapter Twenty-Five - 00:03:39
16.   'My dear Ned Cuttle. Enclosed is my Will!' - 00:04:18

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   The Captain's first care was to establish himself… - 00:05:07
2.   Not a station-house, or bone-house… - 00:05:20
3.   These innocent MacStingers… - 00:03:08
4.   Rob nodded his understanding… - 00:02:55
5.   Chapter Twenty-Six - 00:05:14
6.   'I shall have the pleasure, Carker'… - 00:04:50
7.   While they were thus engaged… - 00:04:59
8.   'I feel that I am weak…' - 00:05:23
9.   The Major advancing his double chin… - 00:05:08
10.   'This morning, Ma'am,' returned the Major… - 00:05:04
11.   'Your regards, Edith, my dear?' - 00:05:41
12.   The Major gave the horse's cough… - 00:04:26
13.   'This was respectful and becoming… - 00:04:38
14.   Chapter Twenty-Seven - 00:05:00
15.   A withered and very ugly old woman… - 00:05:24
16.   'Mrs. Skewton,' said Mr. Dombey… - 00:05:49

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Few people had less reason to complain… - 00:04:34
2.   Mr. Carker cantered behind the carriage… - 00:04:27
3.   They were not exchanging a word or a look. - 00:05:13
4.   Warwick Castle being at length… - 00:06:00
5.   The dinner was the counterpart… - 00:04:57
6.   The very voice was changed… - 00:03:33
7.   'You might have been well married,'… - 00:03:53
8.   Chapter Twenty-Eight - 00:05:34
9.   Again, Florence, in pursuit of her strong purpose… - 00:05:13
10.   Stretched on a crimson cushion… - 00:04:38
11.   Such of her late friends and companions… - 00:04:52
12.   'There is nothing the matter?' inquired Florence. - 00:03:14
13.   'Mrs. Skewton,' said her father… - 00:03:50
14.   Chapter Twenty-Nine - 00:05:45
15.   A flush - it was warm weather… - 00:04:35
16.   Miss Tox assented… - 00:03:52
17.   Miss Tox left her seat in a hurry… - 00:03:15

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   In the moment's silence that ensued… - 00:05:26
2.   Miss Tox directed an imploring… - 00:05:37
3.   Figuratively speaking, that is to say… - 00:04:23
4.   Chapter Thirty - 00:05:22
5.   Edith sat looking at her… - 00:04:42
6.   Oh Edith! it were well to die… - 00:05:46
7.   'I hear him now!' cried Florence… - 00:04:53
8.   The conversation was almost entirely sustained… - 00:04:39
9.   No bad representation of the body… - 00:05:20
10.   'My dear Dombey,' said Cleopatra… - 00:05:04
11.   'I am tired to death,' said she… - 00:03:41
12.   Edith bent the same fixed look upon her… - 00:04:11
13.   Chapter Thirty-One - 00:05:35
14.   The pastry cook is hard at work… - 00:04:29
15.   Mr. Dombey leaves his dressing room… - 00:04:12
16.   'Dombey', says the Major… - 00:04:17

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
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David Timson, reader


1.   There is a pause while Mr. Sownds… - 00:05:38
2.   'I am proud to see,' says Mr. Carker… - 00:04:23
3.   Now, there are more congratulations… - 00:05:29
4.   'But I know sufficient of my friend…' - 00:05:07
5.   The chariot is at the door; the Bride is descending… - 00:02:39
6.   Mrs. Skewton sleeps upstairs… - 00:04:30
7.   Chapter Thirty-Two - 00:05:14
8.   Nevertheless, the Captain did not tempt ill fortune… - 00:05:12
9.   The wind still rushing, and the rain still pattering… - 00:05:36
10.   Captain Cuttle proferred a glass of rum… - 00:05:12
11.   'As I was coming out,' said Mr. Toots… - 00:05:10
12.   'Wal'r my dear lad,' said the Captain… - 00:05:41
13.   'Thankee Captain Gills,' said Mr. Toots… - 00:04:50
14.   'My lad,' returned the captain… - 00:04:04
15.   'You hatch nice little plots…' - 00:04:07
16.   But the Captain was not unmindful… - 00:03:30

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Chapter Thirty-Three - 00:04:47
2.   The second home is on the other side of London… - 00:05:44
3.   The cordial face she lifted up to his… - 00:05:05
4.   'There is a kind of pride, Sir,' she returned… - 00:04:56
5.   'We are contented, Sir.' - 00:04:54
6.   Many half forgotten emotions were awakened… - 00:05:00
7.   She was now opposite the house… - 00:06:11
8.   Chapter Thirty-Four - 00:04:46
9.   The old woman, mumbling… - 00:05:15
10.   'I!' cried the old woman. - 00:04:13
11.   The old woman leaned her elbows on the table… - 00:04:48
12.   In uttering this last word… - 00:05:34
13.   'You seem to say you know a great deal…' - 00:04:14
14.   At the sound of her raised voice… - 00:04:24
15.   Chapter Thirty-Five - 00:03:09
16.   Florence is ready to receive her father… - 00:04:54

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Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   With that Mr. Dombey stalked away… - 00:05:42
2.   Soon after tea, Mrs. Skewton… - 00:05:02
3.   There are yielding moments… - 00:05:01
4.   Florence and Edith, seated before the fire… - 00:05:14
5.   She saw that Florence would have spoken here… - 00:02:58
6.   She sat for some time silent… - 00:03:42
7.   Chapter Thirty-Six - 00:05:05
8.   The next arrival was a Bank Director… - 00:05:12
9.   Cousin Feenix was in great force… - 00:05:23
10.   Mr. Dombey's face was not a changeful one… - 00:05:09
11.   Mrs. Chick had some such thoughts too… - 00:05:06
12.   At last, the guests were all gone… - 00:04:41
13.   There was a sharpness… - 00:02:48
14.   Chapter Thirty-Seven - 00:05:50
15.   'I have presumed,' said Mr. Carker… - 00:05:00
16.   'You may pass that by, Sir,' she returned… - 00:04:29

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Edith raised her head quickly… - 00:05:33
2.   She got on no better towards night… - 00:04:50
3.   'Where is Mrs. Dombey?' - 00:05:57
4.   Chapter Thirty-Eight - 00:05:23
5.   'Polly, my gal,' said Mr. Toodle… - 00:05:30
6.   At these desperate words… - 00:05:10
7.   'You never mean to say, Mrs. Richards,'… - 00:04:20
8.   Mr. Toodle, who had a great respect for learning… - 00:04:39
9.   Chapter Thirty-Nine - 00:05:05
10.   Captain Cuttle also, as a man of business… - 00:05:46
11.   'Well, you'll excuse me…' - 00:05:11
12.   'And so you've got another berth…?' - 00:04:27
13.   Therefore Captain Cuttle read the newspaper… - 00:05:13
14.   'For why?' growled Bunsby… - 00:05:27
15.   'If so be,' returned Bunsby… - 00:05:42

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
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David Timson, reader


1.   'Oh I was a weak and trusting Fool…' - 00:05:57
2.   Some uneasy ideas that he must be walking… - 00:05:11
3.   Chapter Forty - 00:04:58
4.   Yes, and he would have it… - 00:04:59
5.   She looked upon him as she said so… - 00:04:59
6.   His insolence of self importance… - 00:04:56
7.   The hand that had so pressed the bracelet… - 00:05:48
8.   Mr. Dombey took a long respiration… - 00:05:38
9.   But she was youthful… - 00:05:23
10.   From Edith she would sometimes look… - 00:05:14
11.   Mrs. Skewton, on one particular day… - 00:03:33
12.   'My Lady, don't believe her,'… - 00:03:40
13.   Chapter Forty-One - 00:05:23
14.   And here is Doctor Blimber… - 00:04:09
15.   There is much shaking of hands… - 00:03:48
16.   'Certainly, Miss Dombey,' says Mr. Toots… - 00:04:18

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David Timson, reader


1.   Mr. Toots is likewise roaming up and down… - 00:05:34
2.   A shadow even on that shadowed face… - 00:03:27
3.   'There's an uncommon good church…' - 00:03:30
4.   Chapter Forty-Two - 00:05:00
5.   Thoroughly checked in his expectations… - 00:05:00
6.   He directed a sharp glance… - 00:05:24
7.   'Mrs. Dombey and myself,' said Mr. Dombey… - 00:05:18
8.   'You know,' said Mr. Carker… - 00:05:32
9.   Mr. Carker bowed his head… - 00:05:01
10.   'There is nothing more,' quoth Carker… - 00:04:22
11.   He rode direct to Mr. Dombey's house… - 00:03:42
12.   Nothing escaped him. - 00:03:51
13.   Chapter Forty-Three - 00:05:35
14.   'Papa thinks well of Mrs. Pipchin, Susan,'… - 00:05:43
15.   She listened at her own. - 00:04:53
16.   He may sleep on now. - 00:05:05

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   'I have dreamed,' said Edith in a low voice… - 00:04:50
2.   Chapter Forty-Four - 00:05:02
3.   'Miss Floy,' said Susan Nipper… - 00:05:29
4.   But the inflexible Nipper… - 00:05:10
5.   'What is it! Why is it?' said Florence… - 00:05:21
6.   'Yes,' said Florence hurriedly… - 00:05:50
7.   Chapter Forty-Five - 00:05:19
8.   'Sir', returned Edith… - 00:05:20
9.   She bit her blood-red lip… - 00:04:50
10.   'Mr. Dombey…' - 00:03:47
11.   'You know that you are free to do so Sir,'… - 00:04:35
12.   Chapter Forty-Six - 00:04:35
13.   'See where he goes!' - 00:05:05
14.   'Will you hold your tongue, Misses Brown?' - 00:03:36
15.   Turning into a silent little square… - 00:04:12
16.   As Rob took another cautious survey of the yard… - 00:04:49

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
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1.   Alone again, in his own room… - 00:05:38
2.   'I tell you,' said the Manager… - 00:02:59
3.   He rode near Mr. Dombey's house… - 00:04:03
4.   Chapter Forty-Seven - 00:05:12
5.   Those who study the physical sciences… - 00:05:12
6.   Florence loved him still… - 00:05:27
7.   Her voice died away into silence… - 00:05:16
8.   Thus living, in a dream… - 00:05:24
9.   'However doubtful reason I may have…' - 00:05:13
10.   'It may be natural enough…' - 00:05:21
11.   'Release me, then,' said Edith… - 00:04:52
12.   'Perhaps,' said Carker… - 00:05:23
13.   As Florence stood transfixed… - 00:05:40
14.   Her father seized a candle… - 00:05:20
15.   Chapter Forty-Eight - 00:03:25
16.   With this last adherent, Florence hurried away… - 00:03:29

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
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1.   'Cheerily,' said the Captain… - 00:05:30
2.   In evidence of these convictions… - 00:05:37
3.   'How de do, Captain Gills?' - 00:04:53
4.   The Captain nodded his own as a mark of assent. - 00:03:51
5.   The Captain removed his hand from his face… - 00:04:16
6.   Chapter Forty-Nine - 00:05:11
7.   Her tears burst forth afresh… - 00:05:43
8.   Florence essayed to eat a morsel… - 00:04:22
9.   Unlike as they were externally… - 00:05:37
10.   When they were alone again… - 00:04:43
11.   The Captain did not go to bed for a long time. - 00:05:22
12.   'What! Lady lass,' returned the Captain… - 00:05:51
13.   'Were they saved!' cried Florence. - 00:03:50
14.   But Walter sought him out… - 00:03:34
15.   'I am the cause of your going away…' - 00:05:01

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
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David Timson, reader


1.   Chapter Fifty - 00:04:42
2.   'I have been thinking of this…' - 00:04:39
3.   'Yes, Captain Cuttle,' replied Walter… - 00:05:42
4.   'The young woman?' returned the Captain. - 00:05:02
5.   All these good wishes, and better intentions… - 00:05:29
6.   Mr. Toots was so manifestly delighted… - 00:04:32
7.   Interested in her, anxious for her… - 00:05:00
8.   She laid her hand on his… - 00:05:30
9.   The head was still bent down, the tears… - 00:05:20
10.   Chapter Fifty-One - 00:05:19
11.   It is not a phantom of his imagination. - 00:05:20
12.   'Dombey!,' says the Major… - 00:04:30
13.   'Shocking circumstances occur, Towlinson,' says Miss Tox. - 00:04:50
14.   'As to Perch, the messenger…' - 00:02:13
15.   Chapter Fifty-Two - 00:04:45
16.   'Woman,' said Mr. Dombey to the old witch… - 00:04:35

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Mr. Dombey followed her with his eyes… - 00:05:39
2.   'Drink a little drop to comfort you…' - 00:05:04
3.   'What, young woman!' blubbered Rob… - 00:05:08
4.   The impetuous Mrs. Brown rising directly… - 00:04:47
5.   'No, Rob. Not yet,' answered Mrs. Brown… - 00:04:32
6.   'Well then, the way was this…' - 00:04:45
7.   Chapter Fifty-Three - 00:05:36
8.   John Carker broke the seal… - 00:04:50
9.   'Oh, dearest sister! Tied, of your own noble…' - 00:05:28
10.   'John!' she said, half breathless. - 00:04:45
11.   'Its matter was not new to me…' - 00:05:07
12.   'That he has abused his trust… - 00:05:11
13.   John Carker had gone out… - 00:03:53
14.   Still upon her knees… - 00:03:54
15.   'Since then,' said Alice… - 00:03:57
16.   Chapter Fifty-Four - 00:05:30

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   The men - the second of whom… - 00:05:19
2.   'Hard, unrelenting terms they were!' - 00:04:55
3.   'I am a woman,' she said, confronting him… - 00:05:15
4.   He sprung up from his chair… - 00:05:33
5.   He did not venture… - 00:04:21
6.   Chapter Fifty-Five - 00:05:42
7.   'Who goes there! Monsieur?' - 00:05:31
8.   The word soon brought carriage, horses… - 00:04:25
9.   Of morning, noon, and sunset… - 00:05:13
10.   Of receding from the coast, and looking back… - 00:05:19
11.   For now, indeed, it was no fancy. - 00:04:37
12.   He passed his hand across his throbbing head… - 00:04:09
13.   Chapter Fifty-Six - 00:05:43
14.   'This, however,' said Mr. Toots, 'is not the point…' - 00:05:28
15.   'Aye!' nodded the Captain. - 00:05:58

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   This piece of Generalship accomplished… - 00:05:11
2.   Walter was busy and away all day… - 00:05:39
3.   Walter seemed to understand her… - 00:05:02
4.   The church Walter had chosen… - 00:05:33
5.   These proceedings on the part of Mr. Toots… - 00:05:46
6.   'Although,' stammered Mr. Toots… - 00:05:19
7.   'Began to think as how he was a scientific…' - 00:05:09
8.   At an early hour… - 00:04:03
9.   His patron being much engaged… - 00:03:57
10.   Chapter Fifty-Seven - 00:05:09
11.   Not even in that childish walk of long ago… - 00:05:28
12.   They are married, and have signed their names… - 00:05:51
13.   The Captain and Old Sol have been on board… - 00:05:44
14.   Chapter Fifty-Eight - 00:04:46
15.   Mr. Perch always closed these conferences… - 00:05:18

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   The clerks dispersed after holding… - 00:05:29
2.   'The extent of Mr. Dombey's resources… - 00:04:47
3.   'Dear Sir,' she went on to say… - 00:04:40
4.   He handed her down to a coach… - 00:05:13
5.   Oh the strong eyes, and the weak frame! - 00:04:49
6.   'My handsome gal -' - 00:03:58
7.   With another of those wild cries… - 00:05:02
8.   Chapter Fifty-Nine - 00:04:59
9.   It is wonderful how good they feel… - 00:04:36
10.   Mr. Towlinson then says… - 00:06:12
11.   Then the mouldy gigs and chaise-carts reappear… - 00:05:11
12.   'Besides,' says the discreet lady… - 00:05:28
13.   The house is such a ruin… - 00:04:33
14.   And the ruined man. - 00:03:37
15.   As one by one, they fell away before his mind… - 00:03:25

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   He came out of his solitude… - 00:05:41
2.   The world was very busy and restless… - 00:04:48
3.   He would have said it, if he could. - 00:04:16
4.   Miss Tox addressed herself… - 00:03:28
5.   Chapter Sixty - 00:04:58
6.   The Doctor, with his learned legs… - 00:05:18
7.   'My dear,' said Mrs. Toots, 'I was only talking.' - 00:05:02
8.   'Why, my love,' said Mr. Toots… - 00:05:10
9.   The first impulse of the Captain was to run away. - 00:05:21
10.   'Why not sheer off?' said the Captain. - 00:02:49
11.   The ceremony was concluded… - 00:05:15

Dombey and Son (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
David Timson, reader


1.   Chapter Sixty-One - 00:05:40
2.   It chanced one evening, towards sunset… - 00:04:33
3.   'The fact is,' said Cousin Feenix… - 00:04:42
4.   'I will leave,' said Cousin Feenix… - 00:05:06
5.   Florence was the first to change. - 00:04:42
6.   'I trust,' said Cousin Feenix… - 00:04:53
7.   Edith remained silent for some minutes… - 00:03:41
8.   Her sternness seemed to yield… - 00:04:46
9.   Chapter Sixty-Two - 00:05:21
10.   As to his partner, Captain Cuttle… - 00:05:15
11.   ''Here he is' says my wife…' - 00:05:41

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