John Caldigate

Great reading, good story

(4 Sterne)

Mali Taus

This is a good story but perhaps lessened by its length. At 19 hours it's long in the telling but enjoyable enough thanks to the excellent narration.

Superb!

(5 Sterne)

Judy

Great story, characterization and reader! Trollope is amazing! Another Dickens! As is usual, starts out slow but then it picks up speed .... Don't miss it!

Great Reader.

(4 Sterne)

jennifer

Mr Troloppe writes an interesting if not a somewhat long-winded story. Because the reader is so good it is pleasant to hear.

Been in the 19C all day

(5 Sterne)

Lynn Witherington

Some writers “show it” and some “tell it”. Trollope is the foremost teller of each phenomenon ( also he’s so gifted at dialogue that he’s showing it the whole time too) Anyway how he carefully explains the weirdness of a judge’s reasoning-how wildly inaccurate he is while considering himself the soul of logic! Trollope is, in his telling, providing a painless education in lots of strange areas of life in those days. Plus he’s nice and warm-hearted. And I intend to listen to every Simon Evers recording and I thank him 10,000 times.

great reader! and a great book if you are a patient listener.

(5 Sterne)

Sara Perry

Trollope can be a little wordy sometime, making the same point several times. But he is a great writer who consequently gets you into the details of the characters mindsets and emotions. Simon Every is a brilliant reader - good inflections to highlight irony and humor, easy to understand, keeps up a good pace and has a very pleasant voice. Also love Trollope's complex characters.

(3 Sterne)

Emily

Based on descriptions of this book, I had expected more of the action to take place in Australia. It was interesting to me how much of a cipher Euphemia was, I think I was surprised Trollope decided to reduce her motivations at the end when she was initially presented in a way that I thought foreboding more nuance. Mrs. Bolton made me grit my teeth every time she appeared.

VINTAGE TROLLOPE

(5 Sterne)

AVID READER

A frightening look at a system of law which has no form of appeal. The novel was good and excellently read by Simon Events. An observation: surely Mrs. Barton was sister or other close kin to Mrs. Bishop Proudie of the Chronicles of Barset. And, Mr. Smirkey served aptly as the "toadie" cleric.

judging, jealousy, diligence, pride, hatred, wisdom, etc. the "human" condition

(4.5 Sterne)

free LeonardPeltier

Trollope does it best and although lengthy keeps you in suspense, wondering how it will all turn out. I agree with the other excellent reviews on here and only subtracted half a star to compare this story with others that I liked even more such as Dr. Thorne and The Pallister Trilogy. Of course great thanks to the amazing reader, who is most professional and talented. How generous to donate so much of his time, since, you will find, he has read many more of these lengthy classics on Librivox.