Dickens: Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged)

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Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. It was pretty late in the autumn… - 00:05:47
2. 'Hark!' said Miss Charity… - 00:06:11
3. An old gentlemen and a young lady… - 00:05:58
4. Mrs. Lupin repairing… - 00:04:43
5. A long pause succeeded… - 00:06:21
6. It happened on the fourth evening… - 00:06:16
7. The meditations of Mr. Pecksniff that evening… - 00:06:21
8. In their strong feeling on this point… - 00:05:34
9. 'I more than half believed, just now…' - 00:05:54
10. You and I will get on excellently well…' - 00:06:17
11. It was the morning after the Installation Banquet… - 00:04:40
12. 'You must know then…' - 00:06:06

Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Martin began to work at the grammar-school… - 00:05:19
2. The rosy hostess scarcely needed… - 00:06:57
3. When Mr. Pecksniff and the two young ladies… - 00:05:21
4. M. Todgers's Commercial Boarding-House… - 00:06:12
5. Todgers's was in a great bustle that evening… - 00:07:18
6. Time and tide will wait for no man… - 00:04:56
7. 'It was disinterested too, in you…' - 00:05:21
8. 'Ah, cousin!' he said… - 00:06:28
9. The delighted father applauded this sentiment… - 00:05:57
10. Mr. Pecksniff's horse… - 00:05:22
11. John Westlock, who did nothing by halves… - 00:04:51
12. 'Now, Mr. Pecksniff,' said Martin at last… - 00:06:39

Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. They jogged on all day… - 00:05:48
2. His first step, now he had a supply… - 00:07:19
3. For some moments Martin stood gazing… - 00:04:10
4. 'Now I am going to America…' - 00:06:49
5. Among these sleeping voyagers were Martin and Mark… - 00:05:01
6. Some trifling excitement prevailed… - 00:05:21
7. They often looked at Martin as he read… - 00:06:05
8. Now, there had been at the dinner-table… - 00:05:05
9. Mr. Tapley appeared to be taking his ease… - 00:05:44
10. 'But stay!' cried Mr. Norris… - 00:04:41
11. Change begets change. - 00:06:07
12. Although he paused for a reply… - 00:06:06

Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Mankind is evil in its thoughts… - 00:06:06
2. So through the narrow streets… - 00:05:54
3. The prudent Cherry… - 00:05:55
4. Uttering this apostrophe in a tone… - 00:03:42
5. The knocking at Mr. Pecksniff's door… - 00:05:20
6. 'Now, Mark, my good fellow…' - 00:06:41
7. As soon as it was generally known… - 00:07:01
8. 'Hallo, Pecksniff!' cried Mr. Jonas… - 00:06:11
9. As he approached the first stile… - 00:05:33
10. Her surprise was not diminished… - 00:06:33
11. Here a knock was heard at the room door… - 00:04:24
12. As she turned into the yard, she stopped… - 00:04:19

Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. The laws of sympathy between beards and birds… - 00:06:48
2. Mr. Bailey, Junior – for the sporting character… - 00:06:38
3. 'Mr. Montague,' said Jobling. 'Allow me…' - 00:06:37
4. Mr. Montague, being left alone, pondered… - 00:05:41
5. It was the merry one herself… - 00:05:20
6. Refreshment then arrived… - 00:04:11
7. Old Martin Chuzzlewit had gradually undergone… - 00:04:55
8. Chancing to trip, in his abstraction… - 00:06:30
9. One sultry afternoon, about a week after… - 00:07:15
10. For some time, Tom wandered up and down… - 00:03:57
11. 'Do you deny it, sir?' - 00:04:12
12. When Mark Tapley, leaving Martin… - 00:06:59

Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. After a long and lingering illness… - 00:05:34
2. They were raising their glasses… - 00:06:01
3. When at last he arrived outside John's door… - 00:05:57
4. 'So just, sir,' said the gentleman… - 00:06:10
5. 'I wonder you find any gratification…' - 00:06:16
6. Mr. Chuzzlewit was announced… - 00:05:39
7. 'I am here much earlier than I intended…' - 00:06:35
8. 'Why, he's gone!' cried Tom… - 00:04:04
9. By this time, Mrs. Gamp… - 00:06:05
10. The office of the Anglo-Bengalee… - 00:05:49
11. 'I wish we had never started on this…' - 00:06:09
12. The company soon came tumbling out… - 00:06:16

Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'My dear sir,' cried Mr. Pecksniff… - 00:05:39
2. It was a special quality… - 00:06:28
3. Tom Pinch and his sister… - 00:05:40
4. On the next day's official duties… - 00:06:11
5. His wife had closed the door… - 00:05:55
6. The day passed on. - 00:05:29
7. Tom Pinch and Ruth were sitting… - 00:07:43
8. While these confidences were interchanged… - 00:06:22
9. Martin was so amazed, so shocked… - 00:06:30
10. At this juncture the little bell rang… - 00:05:33
11. The little barber scratched his head… - 00:03:53
12. 'My dear girl,' said Tom… - 00:05:41

Martin Chuzzlewit (Abridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. The night had now come… - 00:06:12
2. 'Let no one leave the house,' said Martin… - 00:05:54
3. Jonas listened with increased attention… - 00:06:47
4. Oh miserable, miserable fool… - 00:06:04
5. Old Martin's cherished projects… - 00:06:18
6. The last appointed footstep sounded… - 00:05:57
7. Mr. Chuzzlewit resumed… - 00:06:09
8. Feeling, rather than seeing… - 00:06:19
9. The old man looked about him, with a smile… - 00:06:27
10. And there was Fips, old Fips of Austin Friars… - 00:07:57

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