Length11h 21m
About this audiobook
It is easy to be enthusiastic about the story. It is psychologic—but with a difference, the difference being the bright and compelling interest of Mr. Hope's dialogue, and the smiling sanity of his spirit. Imagine much that is best in Meredith or James, and all that is best in Anthony Hope, and you have a fair idea of ' A Servant of the Public'. It is not the conventional story of the stage, with glib talk of the greenroom, and intimate glimpses 'behind the footlights.' It is the story of an actress off, rather than on, the stage—an analysis of the theatrical, perhaps 'artistic' temperament. (Google)
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Literary Classics
Length11 hrs 21 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 15, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I MUDDOCK AND MEAD
2CHAPTER II FIRST IMPRESSIONS
3CHAPTER III AN ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAY
4CHAPTER IV BY WAY OF PRECAUTION
5CHAPTER V A DAY IN THE COUNTRY
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6CHAPTER VI AWAY WITH THE RIBBONS!
7CHAPTER VII UNDER THE NOSEGAY
8CHAPTER VIII THE LEGITIMATE CLAIMANT
9CHAPTER IX RENUNCIATION: A DRAMA
10CHAPTER X THE LICENCE OF VIRTUE
11CHAPTER XI WHAT IS TRUTH?
12CHAPTER XII AT CLOSE QUARTERS
13CHAPTER XIII THE HEROINE FAILS
14CHAPTER XIV AS MR. FLINT SAID
15CHAPTER XV THE MAN UPSTAIRS
16CHAPTER XVI MORALITY SMILES
17CHAPTER XVII AT SEA AND IN PORT
18CHAPTER XVIII THE PLAY AND THE PART
19CHAPTER XIX COLLATERAL EFFECTS
20CHAPTER XX THE WAYS DIVIDE
21CHAPTER XXI WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
22CHAPTER XXII OTHER WORLDS
23CHAPTER XXIII THE MOST NATURAL THING
24CHAPTER XXIV "A GOOD SIGHT"
