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Excerpt: "The 20th April 1814, an almost cloudless, perfectly sunny day, saw all London astir. On that day Lewis the Eighteenth was to come from Hartwell in triumph, summoned by France to the throne of his ancestors. London had not enjoyed too much gaiety that year. It was the year of the great frost. Nothing like it had been known in the memory of man. In the West of England, where snow is rare, roads were impassable and mails could not be delivered. Four dead men were dug out of a deep drift about ten miles west of Exeter. Even at Plymouth, close to the soft south-western ocean, the average depth of the fall was twenty inches, and there was no other way of getting eastwards than by pack horses."
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GenreGeneral Fiction, Fairy Tales and Folklore
Length8 hrs 51 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 15, 2018
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I The World Outside
2CHAPTER II Outside Pike Street
3CHAPTER III The Theatre
4CHAPTER IV A Friend of the People
5CHAPTER V The Horizon Widens
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6CHAPTER VI Tea à La Mode
7CHAPTER VII Jephthah
8CHAPTER VIII Unconventional Justice
9CHAPTER IX A Strain on the Cable
10CHAPTER X Disintegration by Degrees
11CHAPTER XI Politics and Pauline
12CHAPTER XII One Body and One Spirit
13CHAPTER XIII To the Greeks Foolishness
14CHAPTER XIV The School of Adversity: the Sixth Form thereof
15CHAPTER XV End of the Beginning
16CHAPTER XVI Cowfold
17CHAPTER XVII When Wilt Thou Arise out of Thy Sleep? Yet a Little Sleep
18CHAPTER XVIII A Religious Picnic
19CHAPTER XIX “The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto Leaven”
20CHAPTER XX The Reverend Thomas Broad’s Exposition of Romans viii. 7
21CHAPTER XXI The Wisdom of the Serpent
22CHAPTER XXII The Oracle Warns—After the Event
23CHAPTER XXIII Further Development
24CHAPTER XXIV “I Came Not to Send Peace, But a Sword”
25CHAPTER XXV “And a Man’s Foes shall be They of His own Household”
26CHAPTER XXVI A Professional Consultation
27CHAPTER XXVII Mr. Broad’s last Church Meeting—Latimer Chapel