Dickens, C.: Little Dorrit (Abridged)

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Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   LITTLE DORRIT - 7:01
2.   By and by the noise of the key… - 8:09
3.   They were about thirty in company… - 6:56
4.   Mr. Arthur Clennam took up his hat… - 5:24
5.   She then put on the spectacles… - 6:33
6.   As the city clocks struck nine… - 5:02
7.   She stetched out her arm… - 4:30
8.   Thirty years ago… - 5:27
9.   The baby was handed down… - 5:45
10.   The old man turned in… - 6:29
11.   The morning light was in no hurry to climb… - 4:53
12.   Thus they emerged upon the Iron Bridge… - 5:46
13.   The Circumlocution Office - 7:16

Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   Arthur Clennam put his forms in his pocket. - 7:13
2.   A late, dull autumn night was closing in… - 8:18
3.   In London itself, though in the old rustic… - 7:31
4.   The mention of Mr. Casby… - 7:01
5.   The return of Mr. Casby with his daughter… - 7:46
6.   He left the house miserably enough… - 6:06
7.   Arthur Clennam rose hastily… - 6:37
8.   'Little Dorrit,' said Clennam… - 6:23
9.   On a wintry afternoon at twilight… - 4:47
10.   The time being come… - 5:03
11.   Clennam could not help speculating… - 4:56
12.   Before breakfast in the morning… - 7:46

Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   Little Dorrit had not attained her twenty… - 8:23
2.   And so he left her… - 6:38
3.   'I have a son…' - 5:32
4.   They spoke no more… - 5:35
5.   Mr. Clennam did not increase in favour… - 5:52
6.   Mr. Meagles called on Clennam… - 6:36
7.   The Patriarch, meanwhile… - 6:15
8.   Little Dorrit received a call… - 7:31
9.   When dinner time came… - 7:28
10.   The private residence… - 5:56
11.   Clennam returned home one evening… - 5:40
12.   The visitors had had a minute or two… - 7:54

Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   They were now by an avenue of trees. - 5:18
2.   The House in the city… - 7:23
3.   Mr. Flintwinch panted up to the door… - 8:22
4.   Mrs. Plornish's father… - 4:28
5.   Fanny began to cry herself… - 8:02
6.   Maggy sat at her work… - 7:12
7.   Resigning herself to inevitable fate… - 6:48
8.   It was at this time… - 8:23
9.   And now the day arrived… - 6:07
10.   In the autumn of the year… - 6:01
11.   The young gentleman… - 8:23
12.   After finishing his veal… - 5:41

Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   The tired company had broken up… - 7:28
2.   they were a goodly company… - 6:27
3.   A Letter from Little Dorrit - 7:13
4.   So the valet was instructed… - 5:47
5.   Mrs. General's view was… - 6:57
6.   To be in the halting state of Mr. Henry Gowan… - 6:44
7.   Minnie was too much disturbed… - 5:59
8.   At dinner time Mr. Sparkler made a splendid… - 5:56
9.   While the waters of Venice… - 4:21
10.   'Arthur, my dear boy…' - 5:21
11.   The whole vista had no one in it… - 4:48
12.   The shady waiting rooms… - 5:57
13.   The amazement, suspicion, resentment, and… - 6:23

Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   The famous name of Merdle… - 7:44
2.   Mr. Pancks was making a very porcupine… - 5:55
3.   When it became known to the Britons… - 8:01
4.   Mr. Dorrit, on being informed… - 8:27
5.   The term of Mr. Dorrit's visit… - 5:58
6.   John Chivery, in his best clothes… - 5:57
7.   The sun had gone down full four hours… - 5:53
8.   He took very little supper… - 7:09
9.   He looked confusedly about him… - 6:49
10.   The passengers were landing from the packet… - 4:56
11.   A sufficiently expressive hint of suspicion… - 5:27
12.   Arthur Clennam had made his unavailing… - 6:59

Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   Left alone, Clennam entered on a weary… - 7:56
2.   Fully three months had passed… - 5:54
3.   The dinner party was at the great… - 6:08
4.   With a precursory sound of hurried breath… - 4:49
5.   Though Mr. Rugg saw plainly… - 5:41
6.   The day was sunny… - 5:42
7.   As if the difficulty were contagious… - 6:21
8.   Imprisonment began to tell upon him. - 5:07
9.   Cavalletto got up again as before… - 7:29
10.   Brooding all day… - 7:50
11.   It had grown darker… - 5:35
12.   The last day of the appointed week… - 5:26
13.   After gazing at her in silence… - 4:44

Little Dorrit (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Anton Lesser, reader


1.   Mrs. Clennam's face changed. - 5:50
2.   She had already more than once struck… - 5:20
3.   'That Frederick Dorrit was the beginning of…' - 6:43
4.   'My brother Ephraim, the lunatic keeper…' - 6:12
5.   The sun had set… - 8:01
6.   Little Dorrit tried not to show it… - 5:55
7.   Arthur continuing to lie very ill… - 4:21
8.   The Patriarch, approaching with his usual… - 4:19
9.   The changes of a fevered room… - 7:28
10.   The faithful John was on duty… - 7:26
11.   On a healthy autumn day... - 8:05
12.   'There are only three branches of my subject…' - 7:54

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