Phinias Finn / Anthony Trollope (unabridged) [24 CDs]

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Release Date: August 11, 2017

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Featuring ⌄

COMPOSER

TROLLOPE, ANTHONY
PERFORMER

David Shaw-Parker

Product Details ⌄

RELEASE DATE

August 11, 2017
UPC

9781781980606
CATALOG NUMBER

NA0273
LABEL

Naxos AudioBooks
NUMBER OF DISCS

24
GENRE

Spoken Word

Works ⌄

Phineas Finn
At the end of the three years…
What would his father say?
Chapter 2
The Finn family could not restrain…
Chapter 3
Mr. Fitzgibbon's doctrine as to the…
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
As he wandered among the unsavoury…
After dinner, when Mrs. Low had gone…
Chapter 6
'You think very badly then of politics…'
Chapter 7
Mr. Low received this letter at his chambers…
Mr. Bunce was a copying journeyman…
Chapter 8
At this moment a side door was opened…
Chapter 9
On that Tuesday morning…
Chapter 10
Then there was a silence between them…
Chapter 11
Miss Effingham, who had been already…
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
He took them up out of the ravine…
The rooms at Loughlinter were splendid…
Chapter 15
At five o'clock he was under the portico…
'How can I answer such a question…?'
Chapter 16
He remained for nearly five months…
Chapter 17
In the meantime he went to call…
Chapter 18
The conversation at dinner…
Chapter 19
The Earl became very angry…
'It is an argument that she should never…'
Chapter 20
Mr. Monk made his speech…
He thought that Lady Laura Kennedy…
Chapter 21
'The fact is, Mr. Clarkson…'
Chapter 22
The first person who spoke to Phineas…
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
Phineas, as he went up-stairs…
The fox ran up wind for a couple of miles…
Chapter 25
Mr. Mildmay moved the second reading…
Chapter 26
On the Monday morning…
Phineas was determined to speak…
Chapter 27
'Somebody had been hoaxing her.'
Chapter 28
On the last day of the debate…
Chapter 29
Close behind him there was a ruck…
Chapter 30
The session was to be closed at the end…
Chapter 31
On the next morning he received a letter…
As he did not see Lord Brentford that day…
Chapter 32
Phineas, with his eyes turned upon the lake…
When Mr. Kennedy's hat had first appeared…
Chapter 33
But how was he to get at Violet Effingham?
Chapter 34
It was past five before they were on…
Chapter 35
There had been some talk of an autumnal…
Our hero in the autumn had written…
Chapter 36
Phineas at once perceived that the note…
Chapter 37
Phineas paused for a moment…
Volume 2, Chapter 38
On the Thursday night…
Chapter 39
'Mr. Finn,' said Lady Laura…
He understood it all now…
Chapter 40
Up to that moment he had never heard…
Chapter 41
Chapter 42
The card of course was not sent…
Chapter 43
Chapter 44
He could not tell them that he had changed…
'I do not know what to say.'
Then Lady Laura was left alone…
Chapter 45
Chapter 46
Chapter 47
Neither the weather, which was very hot…
Chapter 48
At dinner Phineas sat between Mrs. Bonteen…
Chapter 49
That evening Lord Chiltern…
Chapter 50
'Mr. Morris, you see, lived more in London…'
Chapter 51
'I have held no communication with him,'…
To Violet, very shortly after her arrival…
Chapter 52
He instantly went to the writing-table…
Chapter 53
Then Phineas went out and walked across…
'It was about a lady; – was it not?'…
Chapter 54
Chapter 55
'Stop half a moment, Oswald,' said the Earl.
Chapter 56
'And now tell me about Miss Effingham,'…
Chapter 57
As she spoke her eyes sparkled more…
Chapter 58
'But,' said Phineas…
Chapter 59
'If I were to defend myself by evidence…'
And then he thought of Violet…
Chapter 60
But to be Duchess of Omnium!
Chapter 61
Chapter 62
The Duke, when he left his house…
She had been sitting thus at her window…
Chapter 63
'Is there any such crisis at hand now?'
Who was to be invited?
Chapter 64
'Your career may combine the dignity…'
As he stood he heard the sound of music…
Chapter 65
'Do you mean to say you don't care…?'
Chapter 66
Phineas was rather melancholy…
Chapter 67
'I am sorry to hear that you have taken up…'
Chapter 68
Phineas felt quite sure now…
Chapter 69
'Ah, Lady Laura, – if it only could be avoided!'
'Laura, – dearest Laura!' he exclaimed.
Chapter 70
Chapter 71
When Lady Laura discussed the matter…
Chapter 72
'And what next?'
Chapter 73
Chapter 74
These thoughts were running through…
Chapter 75
Phineas did not stir out of the House…
It was on the morning of the Sunday…
Chapter 76
But Mary did know it all…

Phineas Finn, a handsome young man of 23, comes to England to make his fortune in parliamentary politics. But despite all his aspirations, Finn is haunted by ethical questions as his personal convictions conflict with his duty towards his party. Loyalty versus honor, love versus money, and privacy versus prominence: our eponymous hero faces a variety of dilemmas as he navigates his way through the House of Commons. The second installment of Trollope’s celebrated Palliser series, Phineas Finn is a delightful and humorous look at the complexity of human relationships and the politics surrounding the Second Reform Bill of the 1860s.