Gaskell, E.: North and South (Abridged)

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North and South (Abridged) (more info)
Elizabeth Gaskell,
Clare Wille, reader


1. 'Edith!' said Margaret gently… - 00:05:46
2. Just then the door opened, and Mr. Henry Lennox… - 00:07:00
3. Margaret was once more in her morning dress… - 00:06:35
4. Margaret had been thinking of him… - 00:06:41
5. The conversation at dinner flowed on quietly… - 00:07:49
6. He was gone. - 00:07:32
7. 'Where are we to go to?' said she at last… - 00:06:55
8. Margaret went upstairs. - 00:05:41
9. Margaret was inexpressibly relieved… - 00:04:59
10. The next afternoon, about twenty miles… - 00:05:17
11. Margaret could not help her looks… - 00:04:19
12. It needed the pretty, light papering of the rooms… - 00:07:29

North and South (Abridged) (more info)
Elizabeth Gaskell,
Clare Wille, reader


1. The day after this meeting with Higgins… - 00:04:26
2. He was rather late, and walked rapidly… - 00:05:14
3. Margaret's lip curled… - 00:04:03
4. 'Margaret!' said Mr. Hale, as he returned… - 00:04:17
5. One afternoon she met Bessie Higgins in the street… - 00:05:03
6. Mr. Thornton had had some difficulty… - 00:06:54
7. Margaret flew upstairs… - 00:03:36
8. It was a comfort to Margaret about this time… - 00:08:17
9. 'Margaret,' said her father, the next day… - 00:04:21
10. Both Mr. Hale and Margaret… - 00:05:01
11. Mr. Thornton came that evening to Mr. Hale's. - 00:07:15
12. The next afternoon, Dr. Donaldson came… - 00:04:16
13. Meanwhile Margaret had returned… - 00:05:24
14. Margaret went out heavily and unwillingly enough… - 00:04:16
15. 'Yo're just a foreigner, and nothing more,' said he… - 00:04:41

North and South (Abridged) (more info)
Elizabeth Gaskell,
Clare Wille, reader


1. On Margaret's return home she found two letters… - 00:07:09
2. Mr. Hale had his own acquaintances… - 00:04:25
3. Margaret went home so painfully occupied… - 00:04:02
4. Margaret and her father were the first to arrive. - 00:04:58
5. Margaret and her father walked home. - 00:06:52
6. Margaret was shown into the drawing room. - 00:06:35
7. 'Mr. Thornton,' said Margaret, shaking all over… - 00:05:50
8. But the retrograde movement towards the gate… - 00:04:18
9. Mrs. Thornton went first to the room… - 00:05:17
10. Margaret had not been gone five minutes… - 00:04:53
11. 'Mother! You know what I have got to say…' - 00:05:20
12. The next morning Margaret dragged herself up… - 00:04:17
13. 'Your way of speaking shocks me… - 00:04:50
14. Margaret began to wonder whether all offers… - 00:04:01
15. Mrs. Hale was in the drawing-room… - 00:04:57

North and South (Abridged) (more info)
Elizabeth Gaskell,
Clare Wille, reader


1. When Mr. Thornton had left the house that morning… - 00:04:12
2. Mr. Thornton went straight and clear… - 00:07:28
3. That afternoon she walked swiftly… - 00:04:32
4. While he followed the house-servant along the passage… - 00:07:15
5. The next morning brought Margaret a letter from Edith… - 00:02:24
6. Mrs. Thornton came to see Mrs. Hale the next morning… - 00:03:40
7. During the time that Mrs. Thornton… - 00:06:54
8. Before the morning came all was over. - 00:04:46
9. It was evident that Frederick must go… - 00:06:31
10. All the next day they sat together, they three. - 00:07:03
11. Margaret had resolved not to mention… - 00:04:25
12. The 'bearing up better than likely' was a terrible strain… - 00:07:41
13. Mr. Thornton sat on and on… - 00:05:48
14. He accordingly presented himself again… - 00:05:47

North and South (Abridged) (more info)
Elizabeth Gaskell,
Clare Wille, reader


1. At the time arranged the previous day… - 00:06:35
2. The next day Higgins came to see Mr. Hale and Margaret. - 00:04:16
3. It was not merely that Margaret was known… - 00:03:54
4. 'I don't see what we have to do with that.' - 00:04:12
5. The more Mrs. Thornton thought over… - 00:05:22
6. Mr. Thornton was not spending the morning… - 00:06:00
7. Margaret shut herself up in her own room… - 00:05:07
8. Higgins did not turn round… - 00:05:36
9. Margaret had not expected much pleasure to herself… - 00:06:10
10. So they fell back into the monotony of the quiet life… - 00:03:13
11. So the winter was getting on… - 00:04:19
12. That night Mr. Hale laid his head down… - 00:04:37
13. Margaret fell into a state of prostration… - 00:07:59

North and South (Abridged) (more info)
Elizabeth Gaskell,
Clare Wille, reader


1. Mrs. Shaw took as vehement a dislike… - 00:07:49
2. It was very well for Margaret… - 00:07:25
3. When he was gone, Margaret was silent for some time. - 00:06:49
4. About this time Dixon returned from Milton… - 00:04:33
5. 'Is not Margaret the heiress?' - 00:03:10
6. Meanwhile at Milton the chimneys smoked… - 00:06:34
7. It was a little golden thread… - 00:07:05
8. It was a hot summer's evening. - 00:04:59
9. There were only two ladies… - 00:04:10
10. Edith went about on tiptoe… - 00:04:27
11. Her voice had cleared itself and become more steady… - 00:04:34

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