The Prairie - A Tale
James Fenimore Cooper
Lu par William Peck
The story opens with Ishmael, his family, Ellen and Abiram slowly making their way across the virgin prairies of the Midwest looking for a homestead, just two years after the Louisiana Purchase, and during the time of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. They meet the trapper (Natty Bumppo), who has left his home in New York state to find a place where he cannot hear the sound of people cutting down the forests. In the years between his other adventures and this novel, he tells us only that he has walked all the way to the Pacific Ocean and seen all the land between the coasts (a heroic feat, considering Lewis and Clark hadn’t yet completed the same trek). (Summary by Wikipedia) (15 hr 47 min)
Chapitres
| Introduction | 5:57 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-1 | 23:48 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-2 | 26:12 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-3 | 28:39 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-4 | 38:01 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-5 | 23:58 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-6 | 23:16 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-7 | 27:46 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-8 | 27:08 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-9 | 26:42 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-10 | 26:36 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-11 | 23:32 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-12 | 24:58 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-13 | 19:42 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-14 | 25:03 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-15 | 30:05 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-16 | 17:04 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-17 | 23:14 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-18 | 29:15 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-19 | 26:41 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-20 | 30:48 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-21 | 28:18 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-22 | 28:53 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-23 | 32:51 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-24 | 33:28 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-25 | 27:22 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-26 | 34:10 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-27 | 32:21 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-28 | 29:19 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-29 | 28:29 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-30 | 28:56 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-31 | 32:07 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-32 | 27:52 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-33 | 24:54 | Lu par William Peck |
| Chapter-34 | 30:28 | Lu par William Peck |
Critiques
Well done
Chalood
A well told story of a families journey. Vivid characters seemed real. Reader gave voice to each one.
just awesome...sad we follow him from a kid to death...
A LibriVox Listener
Bruce G
Very well read! Well worth a listen. Thank you!
a marvelous book
Cabe10
But so many mispronounced words! The reader has a wonderfully expressive voice and is easy to listen to, but has pronounced so many words incorrectly that it becomes an annoying distraction to one of the great American classic books.
Roughout
On chapter 14, I still can't identify a clear plot, just a bunch of stories, and not clearly expressed. To much attempt toward flowery language.
great book
A LibriVox Listener
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this story. the story and narrator are excellent.
potter
just a great reader...she sets the of the book!!
great great great..wish you would have read last of the Mohicans too.. thank you
excellent
A LibriVox Listener
Excellent narrator. Very interesting story. Well done.