Woolf: Mrs. Dalloway (Unabridged)

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Mrs. Dalloway (Unabridged) (more info)
Juliet Stevenson, reader
Virginia Woolf,


1. Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself. - 00:06:15
2. They had just come up - unfortunately - to see doctors. - 00:05:21
3. She had reached the Park gates. - 00:06:40
4. Not a straw, she thought, going on up Bond Street… - 00:05:50
5. The violent explosion which made Mrs. Dalloway… - 00:06:33
6. The crush was terrific for the time of day. - 00:06:57
7. Suddenly Mrs. Coates looked up into the sky. - 00:06:12
8. 'Septimus!' said Rezia. - 00:07:00
9. The way to Regent's Park Tube station… - 00:06:59
10. 'What are they looking at?' said Clarissa Dalloway… - 00:04:30
11. Like a nun withdrawing, or a child exploring… - 00:06:27
12. Sally's power was amazing… - 00:05:38

Mrs. Dalloway (Unabridged) (more info)
Juliet Stevenson, reader
Virginia Woolf,


1. Yet, how much she owed to Peter Walsh… - 00:07:12
2. Quiet descended on her, calm, content… - 00:06:31
3. Then, just as happens on a terrace in the moonlight… - 00:06:41
4. 'And who is she?' she asked. - 00:06:43
5. Remember my party, remember my party… - 00:05:54
6. A patter like the patter of leaves in a wood… - 00:06:21
7. But other people got between them in the street… - 00:07:10
8. The grey nurse resumed her knitting… - 00:04:09
9. So the elderly nurse knitted… - 00:07:02
10. Afterwards he could remember standing… - 00:06:57
11. It was awful, he cried, awful, awful! - 00:07:10
12. Heaven was divinely merciful… - 00:06:38

Mrs. Dalloway (Unabridged) (more info)
Juliet Stevenson, reader
Virginia Woolf,


1. And that is being young, Peter Walsh thought… - 00:06:56
2. He had married this lady, the Honourable Evelyn… - 00:07:33
3. Oddly enough, she was one of the most… - 00:06:46
4. A sound interrupted him; a frail quivering… - 00:07:23
5. As for the other experiences… - 00:07:29
6. 'Beautiful!' she would murmur… - 00:06:41
7. Nothing could rouse him. - 00:07:26
8. It was precisely twelve o'clock… - 00:06:51
9. So they returned him to the most exalted of mankind… - 00:05:51
10. But Proportion has a sister… - 00:08:44

Mrs. Dalloway (Unabridged) (more info)
Juliet Stevenson, reader
Virginia Woolf,


1. Lady Bruton herself preferred Richard Dalloway… - 00:07:07
2. Milly Brush once might almost have fallen in love… - 00:07:30
3. And Millicent Bruton was very proud of her family. - 00:06:51
4. 'I should like to see Mr. Dubonnet,' said Hugh… - 00:06:33
5. As for Buckingham Palace… - 00:06:48
6. How like him! He would go on saying… - 00:06:46
7. She stood quite still and looked at her mother… - 00:06:54
8. With a sudden impulse, with a violent anguish… - 00:06:38
9. How nice it must be, she said… - 00:06:39
10. 'I never go to parties,' said Miss Kilman… - 00:07:44

Mrs. Dalloway (Unabridged) (more info)
Juliet Stevenson, reader
Virginia Woolf,


1. Suddenly Elizabeth stepped forward… - 00:06:06
2. It was not conscious. - 00:06:28
3. Her sigh was tender and enchanting… - 00:05:38
4. So she sewed. - 00:06:44
5. She held her hands to her head… - 00:05:56
6. 'The coward!' cried Dr. Holmes… - 00:06:13
7. Clarissa once, going on top of an omnibus… - 00:07:03
8. To get that letter to him by six o'clock… - 00:06:43
9. He never knew what people thought. - 00:07:21
10. For the great revolution… - 00:07:09
11. Lucy came running full tilt downstairs… - 00:05:35

Mrs. Dalloway (Unabridged) (more info)
Juliet Stevenson, reader
Virginia Woolf,


1. Oh dear, it was going to be a failure… - 00:06:48
2. And yet, for her own part… - 00:07:18
3. And now Clarissa escorted her Prime Minister… - 00:06:51
4. 'But the noise!' she said. 'The noise!' - 00:06:49
5. Lady Bruton stood by Miss Parry's chair… - 00:07:36
6. Sinking her voice… - 00:07:39
7. 'But where is Clarissa?' said Peter. - 00:05:44
8. Hugh Whitbread it was, strolling past… - 00:06:38
9. 'No, no, no!' said Peter… - 00:05:30

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