Collins, W.: The Woman in White (Abridged)

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The Woman in White (more info)
Wilkie Collins,
Teresa Gallagher, reader
Glen McCready, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Marie Collett, reader


1. The Story begun by Walter Hartright - 5:36
2. I had now arrived at that particular point of my walk… - 6:59
3. My travelling instructions directed me to go to Carlisle… - 5:36
4. I found myself in a large, lofty room… - 5:50
5. When dinner was over… - 5:44
6. The days passed on, the weeks passed on… - 5:02
7. I had been engaged with the drawings… - 7:13
8. As soon as we were alone again… - 5:40
9. She was so absorbed over her employment… - 6:26
10. Half an hour later I was back at the house… - 3:36
11. On the west terrace walk I met Mr. Gilmore. - 5:14
12. The Story continued by Vincent Gilmore - 7:21
13. A week passed, after my return to London… - 8:33

The Woman in White (more info)
Wilkie Collins,
Teresa Gallagher, reader
Glen McCready, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Marie Collett, reader


1. Leaving by an early train, I got to Limmeridge… - 3:20
2. The Story continued by Marian Halcombe - 7:29
3. November 15th – Three letters for me. - 6:02
4. The 2nd Epoch – The Story continued by Marian Halcombe - 7:02
5. June 15th – I think I must begin… - 4:25
6. He looks like a man who could tame anything… - 4:42
7. June 16th – A visitor has arrived… - 5:29
8. The boat-house was large enough to hold us all… - 5:36
9. June 17th – Just as my hand was on the door… - 6:05
10. After some pondering, I determined to write… - 6:53
11. June 18th – The speculations in which we might… - 4:35
12. I was aroused by a hand laid on my shoulder… - 6:32
13. It took me, for some distance, in the direction… - 5:19
14. I closed the door again… - 5:00

The Woman in White (more info)
Wilkie Collins,
Teresa Gallagher, reader
Glen McCready, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Marie Collett, reader


1. June 19th – Madame Fosco was alone in the hall… - 5:40
2. Once safely shut into my own room… - 7:40
3. There was another pause. The Count moved… - 6:14
4. June 20th – Eight o'clock. The sun is shining… - 3:40
5. The Story continued by Frederick Fairlie - 6:41
6. My letter produced its effect. - 5:57
7. The Story continued by Eliza Michelson - 5:25
8. On the evening of the third day… - 7:05
9. The Count and Countess Fosco had left… - 5:34
10. I could say nothing. For a minute or more… - 5:32
11. The Story continued in Several Narratives – Hester Pinhorn, The Doctor and The Tombstone - 6:16
12. The Narrative of Walter Hartright - 4:14
13. The 3rd Epoch – The Story continued by Walter Hartright - 8:18

The Woman in White (more info)
Wilkie Collins,
Teresa Gallagher, reader
Glen McCready, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Marie Collett, reader


1. Lady Glyde's recollection of the events… - 6:49
2. After consulting with Marian, I resolved to begin… - 7:28
3. The way to the Secret lay through the mystery… - 6:12
4. The Count, after looking at her very attentively… - 7:42
5. My heart beat fast – I thought I had my hand on the clue… - 6:16
6. The next object of inquiry… - 5:14
7. When the third day came I was ready for my journey… - 7:01
8. The vestry of Old Welmingham Church… - 6:01
9. He opened the door of one of the presses… - 8:00
10. It was just getting dark. - 6:13
11. I saw the fire slowly conquered. - 5:20
12. The Story continued by Mrs. Catherick - 5:51

The Woman in White (more info)
Wilkie Collins,
Teresa Gallagher, reader
Glen McCready, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Marie Collett, reader


1. Well, being settled in this way… - 4:02
2. The Story continued by Walter Hartright - 6:58
3. It must not be supposed that the interval of rest… - 6:44
4. Up to this time I had never once set eyes on Count Fosco… - 6:35
5. As soon as we two were alone in his room… - 6:41
6. Not the shadow of a doubt crossed my mind… - 6:38
7. I took Pesca's acknowledgement of the receipt of my letter… - 8:41
8. The Story continued by Isidor Ottavio Baldassare Fosco - 6:46
9. The servants were the next encumbrances… - 6:02
10. On the morning of the 26th… - 4:57
11. The Story concluded by Walter Hartright - 6:15
12. My journey to Paris was not undertaken alone… - 5:26
13. The summer and autumn passed after my return… - 2:52

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