David Elginbrod
George MacDonald
Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield





David Elginbrod was George MacDonald's first real success, a novel of Scottish country life. Published in 1862, it was dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron.(Summary from Wikipedia) (17 hr 49 min)
Chapitres
The Fir Wood | 10:54 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
David Elginbrod and the New Tutor | 10:49 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Daisy and the Primrose | 6:34 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Cottage | 16:01 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Students | 15:15 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Laird’s Lady | 15:55 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Secret of the Wood | 17:28 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Sunday Morning | 9:59 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Nature | 17:33 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Harvest | 13:11 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Change and No Change | 14:44 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Sunday | 10:40 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Heraldry | 23:48 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Winter | 25:14 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Transition | 17:10 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A New Home | 14:27 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Harry’s New Horse | 12:43 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Euphrasia | 21:13 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Cave in the Straw | 24:19 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Larch and Other Hunting | 16:59 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Fatima | 16:49 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Picture Gallery | 16:22 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Nest-Building | 16:44 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Geography Point | 11:45 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Italian | 19:49 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The First Midnight | 21:38 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Sunday | 17:31 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Storm | 8:48 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
An Evening Lecture | 13:32 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Another Evening Lecture | 15:59 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A New Visitor and an Old Acquaintance | 25:03 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Materialism Alias Ghost Hunting | 32:29 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
More Materialism and Some Spiritualism | 18:17 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Ghost’s Walk | 10:05 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Bad Man | 7:02 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Spirit Versus Materialism | 11:21 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Ring | 11:29 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Wager | 19:30 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Lady Euphrasia | 8:27 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Next Morning | 10:37 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
An Accident | 10:15 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
More Troubles | 15:21 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Bird’s Eye View | 11:07 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Hugh’s Awaking | 14:25 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Changes | 9:01 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Explanations | 16:29 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Departure | 3:41 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Lodgings | 14:31 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Letters for the Post | 8:00 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Endeavor | 7:29 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Letter from the Post | 5:20 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Beginnings | 13:58 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Sunday’s Dinner | 22:15 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Sunday Evening | 19:38 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Euphra | 16:33 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The New Pupils | 12:18 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Consultations | 10:50 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Questions and Dreams | 17:28 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A Sunday with Falconer | 27:47 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Lady’s Maid | 18:00 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
David Elginbrod | 7:22 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Margaret’s Secret | 10:05 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Forebodings | 24:03 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Strife | 23:17 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Victory | 15:35 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Margaret | 11:29 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
A New Guide | 19:10 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Last Groat | 14:21 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Death | 11:31 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Nature and Her Lady | 15:37 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
The Fir-Wood Again | 14:13 | Lu par Kenneth R. Morefield |
Critiques
A fan of MacDonald, enjoyed this very much. Thank you.





A LibriVox Listener





A LibriVox Listener
Incredible book, incredible author. Wondering why the author is not well known.
Wonderful story





VeeBee
Amazing story from such a gifted Storyteller.





Calledbyname
This book encouraged me a lot. It was an instrument that drew me nearer to God. I would recommend listening to it.
Pretty Good





Luke Teichert
The story: I have really enjoyed a few George MacDonald books I have read. This one was pretty slow but pretty enjoyable overall. I liked the romanticized descriptions of books in the first part of the book. The Narrator: I'll admit, he's not the best. If this weren't a book by one of my favorite authors, I probably would have stopped before the end of the first chapter because the reader is just so quiet. Since I love George MacDonald I went and bought some sound-cancelling ear buds and went ahead with this book. I'm glad I did because I liked the story, but the reader was mediocre at best. The audio itself seems to be too quiet. Overall, I'm happy I listened to this book.
Technical issues





Phxjennifer
I applaud the narrator's courage in reading this challenging book, with its Scots dialects and German, Middle English, and French quotations at the beginning of the chapters. I do wish that there was more continuity of volume and control of echo and background noise in the recording. That being said, it isn't one of my favorite MacDonald books. It slips too much toward the gothic with accounts of "animal magnetism" and a haunted house. Still, the characters are interesting and McDonald's sly portrayal of the grocer's family is pretty funny.
Very good book





Jen Mom 12
This book is very good - you end up loving all the characters. The reader is certainly a novice, but improves over the course of the book. So glad I persisted in spite of the awkwardness at the beginning.
Hard One. Novice reader.





belizean
This book has a lot of Scottish dialects which makes it hard to read and understand. The reader has a pleasant voice but you can tell he is a novice. He had lots of pronunciation problems with big words and a few times I could hear sniffling sounds. These little distractions did not bother me too much. I appreciate the reader's effort. Thank You.