The Three Clerks

par

Lu par LibriVox Volunteers

4.7

The Three Clerks was Trollope’s sixth novel and was written mostly in railway carriages, since his work for the Post Office still entailed a good deal of travelling; to make life easier for himself, Trollope had devised what he called his ‘tablet’, a square block which he rested upon his knees in such a way that he could write in complete comfort. The story is drawn from his memories of his work (as a clerk) at the GPO in St Martin-le-Grand, and it is considered the most autobiographical of Trollope’s novels – a story of the differing fortunes of 3 young men working at “Weights and Measures” and their relationships with a family of 3 sisters. (Summary by Annise)

Chapitres

Select a chapter to play

The Weights and Measures 20:58 Lu par alwpoe
The Internal Navigation 26:24 Lu par alwpoe
The Woodwards 26:39 Lu par Piper Hayes
Captain Cuttwater 29:15 Lu par Piper Hayes
Bushey Park 25:20 Lu par Simon Evers
Sir Gregory Hardlines 22:05 Lu par Simon Evers
Mr. Fidus Neverbend 29:46 Lu par Simon Evers
The Hon. Undecimus Scott 20:10 Lu par Simon Evers
Mr. Manylodes 31:08 Lu par Simon Evers
Wheal Mary Jane 28:51 Lu par Simon Evers
The Three Kings 31:14 Lu par Simon Evers
Consolation 29:36 Lu par bobolink
A Communication of Importance 17:00 Lu par bobolink
Very Sad 29:46 Lu par Simon Evers
Norman Returns to town 19:17 Lu par Simon Evers
The First Wedding 11:21 Lu par bobolink
The Honourable Mrs. Val and Miss Go lightly 30:56 Lu par Simon Evers
A Day with One of the Navvies. -Morning 24:50 Lu par Paul Stephens
A Day with One of the Navvies. -Afternoon 25:08 Lu par Paul Stephens
A Day with One of the Navvies. -Evening 35:26 Lu par Paul Stephens
Hampton Court Bridge 18:24 Lu par bobolink
Crinoline and Macassar; Or, My Aunt's Will 1:02:18 Lu par bobolink
Surbiton Colloquies 14:14 Lu par Simon Evers
Mr. M'Buffer accepts the Chiltern Hundreds 19:26 Lu par Simon Evers
Chiswick Gardens 40:23 Lu par Barry O'Neill
Katie's First Ball 34:31 Lu par Barry O'Neill
Excelsior 28:24 Lu par bobolink
Outerman v. Tudor 26:12 Lu par Rosie
Easy is the Slope of Hell 32:49 Lu par Barry O'Neill
Mrs. Woodward's Request 37:35 Lu par Simon Evers
How Apollo Saved the Navvy 28:41 Lu par Simon Evers
The Parliamentary Committee 21:37 Lu par Simon Evers
To Stand, or Not to Stand 22:54 Lu par Tim Quinn
Westminster Hall 29:44 Lu par bobolink
Mrs. Val's new Carriage 18:55 Lu par Simon Evers
Ticklish Stock 29:15 Lu par Simon Evers
Tribulation 23:13 Lu par Tim Quinn
Alaric Tudor Takes a Walk 21:30 Lu par Simon Evers
The Last Breakfast 10:48 Lu par Simon Evers
Mr. Chaffanbrass 24:10 Lu par Simon Evers
The Old Bailey 41:02 Lu par Simon Evers
A Parting Interview 23:06 Lu par bobolink
Millbank 30:23 Lu par bobolink
The Criminal Population is Disposed of 27:27 Lu par NastassiaS
The Fate of the Navvies 17:03 Lu par Simon Evers
Mr Nogo's Last Question 16:09 Lu par Simon Evers
Conclusion 29:34 Lu par Simon Evers

Critiques

The Three Clerks


I liked the story though the ending was not what I expected. Simon Evers is a very good reader.


excellent readers. this character study is one of Trollope's best.