The Claverings
Anthony Trollope
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"I consider the story as a whole to he good, though I am not aware that the public ever corroborated that verdict." - the author
The Claverings is the best wrought of the novels designed for The Cornhill, and as surely conceived as any book he ever wrote." - Sadleir.
"It is a novel of atmosphere, and the atmosphere is of that sort very dangerous for the English novelist, the atmosphere captured so supremely well by Thackeray the green-lighted, close-scented gambling rooms, the shabby adventures of half-deserted spas, the shelving beaches of foreign watering-places, concealed accents, stolen passports, impoverished counts and impertinent ladies' maids.... Trollope's most serious attempt to escape from his own personality." - Walpole (19 hr 56 min)
Kapitel
01 - Julia Brabazon | 18:09 | Gelesen von bobolink |
02 - Harry Clavering Chooses His Profession | 31:32 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
03 - Lord Ongar | 24:00 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
04 - Florence Burton | 25:43 | Gelesen von bobolink |
05 - Lady Ongar’s Return | 25:50 | Gelesen von bobolink |
06 - The Rev. Samuel Saul | 23:12 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
07 - Some Scenes in the Life of a Countess | 26:40 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
08 - The House in Onslow Crescent | 24:25 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
09 - Too Prudent By Half | 23:11 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
10 - Florence Burton at the Rectory | 22:57 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
11 - Sir Hugh and His Brother Archie | 28:52 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
12 - Lady Ongar Takes Possession | 20:00 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
13 - A Visitor Calls At Ongar Park | 19:43 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
14 - Count Pateroff | 12:44 | Gelesen von Tim Quinn |
15 - Madame Gordeloup | 19:15 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
16 - An Evening In Bolton Street | 23:25 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
17 - The Rivals | 28:09 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
18 - 'Judge Not That Ye Be Not Judged' | 12:33 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
19 - Let Her Know That You’re There | 13:44 | Gelesen von Lewis |
20 - Captain Clavering Makes His First Attempt | 26:56 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
21 - the Blue Posts | 27:53 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
22 - Desolation | 12:48 | Gelesen von Lewis |
23 - Sir Hugh's Return | 15:04 | Gelesen von HurstPP |
24 - Yes; Wrong—Certainly Wrong | 26:40 | Gelesen von Lewis |
25 - The Day of the Funeral | 18:28 | Gelesen von bobolink |
26 - Too Many, And Too Few | 15:03 | Gelesen von bobolink |
27 - Cumberly Lane Without The Mud | 11:43 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
28 - The Russian Spy | 33:22 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
29 - What Would Men Say To You? | 25:40 | Gelesen von montmorency |
30 - The Man Who Dusted His Boots With His Handkerchief | 23:14 | Gelesen von bobolink |
31 - Freshwater Gate | 29:00 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
32 - What Cecilia Burton Did For Her Sister-In-Law | 30:09 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
33 - How Damon Parted From Pythias | 13:04 | Gelesen von montmorency |
34 - Vain Repentance | 7:19 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
35 - Doodles In Mount Street | 26:27 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
36 - Harry Clavering’s Confession | 23:05 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
37 - Florence Burton’s Return | 13:07 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
38 - Florence Burton Makes Up A Packet | 15:44 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
39 - Showing Why Harry Clavering Was Wanted At The Rectory | 29:11 | Gelesen von bobolink |
40 - Mr. Saul’s Abode | 24:46 | Gelesen von bobolink |
41 - Going To Norway | 12:55 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
42 - Parting | 14:18 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
43 - Captain Clavering Makes His Last Attempt | 21:04 | Gelesen von Rosie |
44 - What Lady Ongar Thought About It | 23:03 | Gelesen von Rosie |
45 - How To Dispose Of A Wife | 48:06 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
46 - Showing How Mrs. Burton Fought Her Battle | 21:14 | Gelesen von Barry O'Neill |
47 - The Sheep Returns To The Fold | 50:20 | Gelesen von bobolink |
48 - Lady Ongar’s Revenge | 21:57 | Gelesen von Roxanna Nazari |
49 - Showing What Happened Off Heligoland | 46:10 | Gelesen von Jean Bascom |
50 - Madam Gordeloup Retires From British Diplomacy | 22:20 | Gelesen von Jean Bascom |
51 - Showing How Things Settled Themselves At The Rectory | 24:05 | Gelesen von Jean Bascom |
52 - Conclusion | 17:59 | Gelesen von Jean Bascom |
Bewertungen
Very Enjoyable Tale





jbrown
The character development is so good that one can picture each individual. The price one pays for past mistakes can certainly be more than expected. Society judges harshly but perhaps not as harshly as ourselves. Good story and all the narrator’s were excellent! There are many of LibriVox’s best voices here. Thank you LibriVox and thank you narrators!
Another Trollope Success





Ortonz
Well written plots and sub plots. Most enjoyable. I very much appreciate the volunteer readers. There are several slight opportunities for achieving greater success as related to cadence and mispronunciations. These are mentioned only to be as stepping stones for those brave souls who share their voices with us.
Great Readers





bowhows
This is a collaborative project on Librivox, and every reader does a fantastic job. Trollope is so good at developing his characters, and I can't understand why he is not more celebrated. Many of his books are on Librivox, and almost all of them are very well done.
A good story





Christine Zaf
The Claverings is not my favourite of Trollope's novels, nevertheless it is a good, engaging story involving wealth, titled people, poor suitors and lovely heroines. On the whole, the readers were superb. Thank you to the volunteers.
TYPICAL TROLLOPE FEEL GOOD TALE





AVID READER
Someone once said that it is better to be lucky than good. Harry was very fortunate (thanks to a storm), but he is an utter fool!
Story style





JenCycle
Loved the writing style. Just like someone who was telling a story to you in person rather than on paper.





KAB
Great story, and not one bad reader. There is one, though, who's S's are sometimes painfully sharp & loud.





Lena green
Working my way through the 'Trollopes' and have really enjoyed them all. This is no exception. Thank you Librivox.