Dickens, C.: Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged)

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Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Preface - 00:08:09
2.   Chapter 1 - 00:08:16
3.   There was another guest… - 00:06:47
4.   The heir apparent to the Maypole… - 00:06:54
5.   The landlord pausing here… - 00:06:15
6.   The man glanced at the parish… - 00:05:07
7.   At this point of the narrative… - 00:06:34
8.   Chapter 2 - 00:05:52
9.   Whether the traveller was possessed… - 00:06:51
10.   Thus they regarded each other… - 00:06:01
11.   Chapter 3 - 00:06:11

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   So saying, he raised his face… - 00:06:11
2.   With these words, he applied himself… - 00:04:31
3.   Chapter 4 - 00:05:59
4.   After a long and patient contemplation… - 00:05:43
5.   Sim Tappertit, among the other fancies… - 00:07:13
6.   Although Sim Tappertit had taken no share… - 00:05:23
7.   Chapter 5 - 00:05:12
8.   The widow shook her head. - 00:04:54
9.   Chapter 6 - 00:05:55
10.   He took his wig off outright… - 00:05:58
11.   The young man smiled… - 00:07:01
12.   The raven gave a short, comfortable… - 00:05:13

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 7 - 00:06:59
2.   Poor Gabriel twisted his wig about… - 00:06:14
3.   Chapter 8 - 00:08:21
4.   With these words, he folded his arms again. - 00:08:06
5.   To this the novice made rejoinder… - 00:07:13
6.   Chapter 9 - 00:05:37
7.   Miss Miggs deliberated within herself… - 00:07:44
8.   Chapter 10 - 00:07:19
9.   It was spacious enough in all conscience… - 00:07:11
10.   John was so very much astonished… - 00:06:13
11.   But Barnaby delayed beyond all precedent. - 00:05:12

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 11 - 00:07:32
2.   Everybody looked at Mr. Willet… - 00:04:53
3.   Chapter 12 - 00:06:05
4.   'I love my niece…' - 00:07:05
5.   'In short, justifying the means by the end…' - 00:06:19
6.   Chapter 13 - 00:07:41
7.   To this, Joe made no answer… - 00:07:53
8.   Now, Mrs. Varden, regarding the Maypole… - 00:05:52
9.   And she hardly looked at him… - 00:05:02
10.   Chapter 14 - 00:04:40
11.   He regarded the young man sternly… - 00:05:38

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 15 - 00:07:54
2.   Edward rose, and paced the room. - 00:05:08
3.   'My dear Ned,' returned his father… - 00:06:22
4.   The young man leant his head… - 00:05:00
5.   Chapter 16 - 00:06:07
6.   Among all the dangerous characters… - 00:07:47
7.   Chapter 17 - 00:07:59
8.   She had sunk upon her knees… - 00:08:15
9.   When he had concluded these arrangements… - 00:08:19
10.   Chapter 18 - 00:05:10
11.   The light came to the level of the pavement… - 00:06:14

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 19 - 00:07:30
2.   This little incident… - 00:05:37
3.   With this advice he kissed… - 00:05:30
4.   But on they went… - 00:06:27
5.   Chapter 20 - 00:06:42
6.   Dolly bade her good bye… - 00:07:03
7.   Chapter 21 - 00:07:07
8.   Joe had not the smallest objection… - 00:07:42
9.   Mrs. Varden opined that if he did… - 00:05:38
10.   Chapter 22 - 00:07:25
11.   But even then, their very kindness shaped… - 00:07:35

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 23 - 00:07:41
2.   Having said this in the politest… - 00:05:11
3.   He obeyed. His patron followed him… - 00:06:25
4.   As he spoke, he twisted it up… - 00:05:39
5.   Chapter 24 - 00:06:06
6.   During the whole of this dialogue… - 00:05:52
7.   Chapter 25 - 00:05:39
8.   She took his arm… - 00:05:27
9.   Miss Haredale stood beside her chair… - 00:06:56
10.   With that, she would have left them… - 00:05:44
11.   Chapter 26 - 00:06:33
12.   If the dark little parlour had been filled… - 00:05:38

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 27 - 00:07:15
2.   Dolly showed some reluctance to perform… - 00:05:41
3.   Aware of the impression he had made… - 00:07:38
4.   Mrs. Varden was perfectly aghast… - 00:06:30
5.   Chapter 28 - 00:05:30
6.   Hugh obeyed again even more zealously… - 00:06:33
7.   Chapter 29 - 00:06:49
8.   Hugh made no answer… - 00:06:42
9.   He raised his hat from his head… - 00:07:50
10.   'My dear girl,' said Mr. Chester… - 00:08:14
11.   Chapter 30 - 00:05:04

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Joe made no effort to reply. - 00:04:36
2.   Chapter 31 - 00:06:10
3.   'What noisy fellow is that in the next room? - 00:07:36
4.   He went out by Islington… - 00:05:10
5.   Dolly in the meanwhile, turned to the corner - 00:06:20
6.   Chapter 32 - 00:05:45
7.   'You make me blush…' - 00:06:38
8.   Chapter 33 - 00:06:45
9.   Mr. Parkes, who was possibly… - 00:05:56
10.   A more complete picture of terror… - 00:05:16
11.   Here old John precipitately interrupted… - 00:06:51
12.   Chapter 34 - 00:05:57

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Mr. Willet fixed his dull eyes… - 00:07:23
2.   Chapter 35 - 00:05:45
3.   'You surprise me, Grueby…' - 00:05:28
4.   As he bustled in and out of the room… - 00:07:17
5.   'It's a great power. You're right…' - 00:06:40
6.   Chapter 36 - 00:06:14
7.   'Miggs,' said Lord George… - 00:05:17
8.   Chapter 37 - 00:06:19
9.   It was the slightest action possible… - 00:06:55
10.   So along the Strand… - 00:06:12
11.   'I don't exactly know how many…' - 00:06:47

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 38 - 00:06:13
2.   The enrolment being completed… - 00:05:36
3.   Chapter 39 - 00:07:46
4.   Mr. Tappertit did not stop here… - 00:07:21
5.   He heaved a deep sigh as he indulged… - 00:07:01
6.   Chapter 40 - 00:05:15
7.   'I thought when you left me this evening…' - 00:04:52
8.   The knight looked at him with a smile… - 00:06:25
9.   Chapter 41 - 00:06:16
10.   The locksmith did for a moment seem disposed… - 00:05:30
11.   If there had been anybody… - 00:07:14
12.   Lest the reader should be at any loss… - 00:07:41

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 42 - 00:05:44
2.   With that, as if to change the theme… - 00:05:20
3.   Chapter 43 - 00:06:28
4.   In the abstract there was nothing… - 00:05:41
5.   'You have so much of my favour, sir…' - 00:05:41
6.   'This man,' said Mr. Haredale… - 00:07:49
7.   Chapter 44 - 00:05:19
8.   Mr. Dennis coughed and shook his head… - 00:06:44
9.   Chapter 45 - 00:06:29
10.   Grip was by no means an idle or unprofitable… - 00:06:04
11.   Barnaby looked curiously at his eyes… - 00:06:19
12.   She moved towards him, and stooped down. - 00:06:55

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 46 - 00:07:29
2.   He paused a moment… - 00:06:38
3.   Chapter 47 - 00:05:24
4.   Barnaby and his mother walked on… - 00:06:20
5.   He was evidently about to make… - 00:07:03
6.   Chapter 48 - 00:05:30
7.   With hands that trembled with his eagerness… - 00:06:19
8.   Scouts had been posted in advance… - 00:06:22
9.   Chapter 49 - 00:07:20
10.   It was between two and three o'clock… - 00:07:47
11.   The boldness of this action quite took them… - 00:08:06

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 50 - 00:07:25
2.   'Fire and fury, master!' cried Hugh… - 00:07:37
3.   Chapter 51 - 00:08:01
4.   'Martha,' said the locksmith… - 00:07:19
5.   Of a rather turbulent description… - 00:08:14
6.   Chapter 52 - 00:07:17
7.   Dennis looked to where Simon Tappertit lay… - 00:08:16
8.   Chapter 53 - 00:07:40
9.   'You know the news, then…?' - 00:07:11

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   The two looked at him, and at each other… - 00:05:52
2.   Chapter 54 - 00:06:38
3.   How long he slept, matters not… - 00:06:23
4.   Nearly all the time while John looked on… - 00:05:52
5.   Chapter 55 - 00:07:31
6.   What hunt of spectres could surpass… - 00:07:12
7.   The burning pile, revealing rooms… - 00:05:22
8.   Chapter 56 - 00:07:30
9.   While Solomon was speaking, old John sat… - 00:06:33
10.   After a short pause, Mr. Haredale shouted… - 00:05:01
11.   Chapter 57 - 00:07:29

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Lord George, biting his nails… - 00:06:11
2.   At these words, Barnaby furled his flag… - 00:06:58
3.   Chapter 58 - 00:08:14
4.   It was probably this circumstance… - 00:07:10
5.   Chapter 59 - 00:07:30
6.   The little hand seconded this admonition… - 00:07:14
7.   Thrusting his face away with all her force… - 00:06:03
8.   Poor little Dolly! - 00:06:06
9.   Chapter 60 - 00:05:01
10.   Hugh and his two friends… - 00:04:33
11.   Chapter 61 - 00:06:50

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   'Now, you hear this, my lord?' - 00:07:49
2.   Chapter 62 - 00:06:55
3.   The blind man listened in silence. - 00:06:21
4.   'That's better said…' - 00:05:52
5.   'There is a gleam of hope in this!' - 00:05:23
6.   Chapter 63 - 00:07:35
7.   The young fellow who held the light… - 00:07:29
8.   This incautious speech… - 00:04:59
9.   Chapter 64 - 00:05:59
10.   They struggled together. - 00:05:23
11.   Although the heat was so intense… - 00:06:34

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 65 - 00:08:03
2.   It seemed not a minute's work… - 00:08:29
3.   While the hangman addressed them… - 00:07:16
4.   Chapter 66 - 00:07:13
5.   They laid him on a sofa… - 00:07:35
6.   Chapter 67 - 00:05:40
7.   Besides the notices on the gates… - 00:06:27
8.   The streets were now a dreadful spectacle. - 00:06:00
9.   As he spoke, and drew Mr. Haredale back… - 00:06:47
10.   Chapter 68 - 00:06:17

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Sickened by the sights surrounding… - 00:06:26
2.   Chapter 69 - 00:07:37
3.   He was speedily dressed… - 00:06:52
4.   With such vociferations… - 00:06:32
5.   But this operation was postponed… - 00:04:57
6.   Chapter 70 - 00:06:07
7.   Suiting the action to the word… - 00:05:40
8.   'Lookee here, my sugar…' - 00:05:04
9.   Chapter 71 - 00:05:55
10.   Miss Miggs was at some trouble… - 00:05:53
11.   It was some check upon their transport… - 00:07:09
12.   But Dolly could say nothing… - 00:05:41

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Chapter 72 - 00:07:12
2.   'By George!' said the Black Lion… - 00:07:25
3.   Chapter 73 - 00:05:41
4.   All remaining quiet… - 00:06:46
5.   Barnaby recoiled in horror… - 00:06:06
6.   To make me easy in this jail. - 00:05:46
7.   Chapter 74 - 00:07:41
8.   He looked lazily at him… - 00:07:32
9.   Chapter 75 - 00:06:17
10.   Gabriel thanked him… - 00:06:21
11.   Sir John fanned himself… - 00:05:27

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   Sir John took a pinch of snuff… - 00:08:30
2.   Chapter 76 - 00:05:40
3.   The mother and son remained… - 00:07:20
4.   Chapter 77 - 00:07:21
5.   Two rioters were to die before the prison… - 00:07:31
6.   But all these things increased his guilt. - 00:06:56
7.   Barnaby had moved towards the door… - 00:05:44
8.   Chapter 78 - 00:06:58
9.   He could say nothing to her. - 00:06:58
10.   Chapter 79 - 00:07:02
11.   He pressed her… - 00:06:12

Barnaby Rudge (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1.   But in all the bandyings from hand to hand. - 00:07:00
2.   Chapter 80 - 00:05:52
3.   It would have been odd enough… - 00:06:13
4.   Having brought this admonition to an end… - 00:06:11
5.   Chapter 81 - 00:07:20
6.   The ashes of the commonest fire… - 00:06:34
7.   He had his hand upon his sword… - 00:07:26
8.   Chapter The Last - 00:06:00
9.   Many months after… - 00:06:31
10.   Mr. Willet the elder… - 00:06:20

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