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COMPOSERTHOMAS HARDY
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PERFORMERNicholas Rowe
The Return of the Native (Unabridged)
- Naxos AudioBooks
- February 1, 2014
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RELEASE DATEFebruary 01, 2014
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UPC9781843798132
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CATALOG NUMBERNA0168
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LABELNaxos AudioBooks
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NUMBER OF DISCS11
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GENRE
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The Return of the Native
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The most thoroughgoing ascetic could feel that he had…
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Chapter 2
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The reddleman looked in the old man's face.
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Chapter 3
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'The king' call'd down' his no-bles all'…'
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'Well, I can't understand a quiet ladylike little body…'
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Christian drew a deep breath…
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The vagary of Timothy Fairway was infectious.
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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The front of the house was towards the heath…
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She looked wistfully at him with her sorrowful eyes…
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'No sooner was Andrey asleep…'
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Chapter 6
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The handkerchief which had hooded her head…
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Her grandfather had turned back again…
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'Did you indeed think I believed you were married?'
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Chapter 7
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Where did her dignity come from?
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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It was sometimes suggested that reddlemen were criminals…
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The reddleman, stung with suspicion of wrong to Thomasin…
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Chapter 10
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The reddleman suffered the wound…
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Chapter 11
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By far the greatest effect of her simple strategy…
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Book Second
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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That night was an eventful one to Eustacia's brain…
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Chapter 4
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It might be that Joe, who fought on the side of Christendom…
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Charley departed, and Eustacia felt more and more interest in life…
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Chapter 5
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The first five minutes of listening was interesting enough…
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Chapter 6
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Fairway had meanwhile concluded a critical gaze at Yeobright.
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The heat flew to Eustacia's head and cheeks.
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Chapter 7
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Venn felt much astonishment at this avowal…
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Meanwhile Diggory Venn had returned to his van…
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Chapter 8
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Clym pushed away his breakfast.
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Book Third
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Chapter 2
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No more was said on the subject till the end of dinner.
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Chapter 3
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Yeobright and Eustacia looked at each other for one instant…
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He rose early the next morning…
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The early weeks of the year passed on.
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Chapter 4
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She started - then endeavoured to say calmly…
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Chapter 5
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He was in a nest of vivid green.
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Chapter 6
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Mrs. Yeobright turned away…
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Chapter 7
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She went upstairs and took from a locked drawer in a little box…
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Ultimately Christian laid down his shilling…
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'Did you ever know anybody who was born to it besides myself?'
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Chapter 8
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They were surrounded by dusky forms…
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Book Fourth
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She instantly dismissed the wretched Christian…
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Chapter 2
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One morning, after a severer strain than usual…
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Day after day he rose with the sun…
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Chapter 3
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A whole village-full of sensuous emotion…
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She was silent awhile.
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Chapter 4
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Thus far the reddleman had been tolerably successful…
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Wildeve looked thoughtfully at her.
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The little boy remained silently pondering…
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Chapter 7
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While he was yet nearly a mile from the house…
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Chapter 8
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By this time she had risen…
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Book Fifth
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Eustacia had not been long indoors…
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Chapter 2
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As he surveyed the rooms he felt strongly disinclined…
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It was about daybreak when he had reached this decision…
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Chapter 3
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By no stretch of meaning could any…
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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While she stood she heard a sound.
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Chapter 6
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Thomasin blushed a little.
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Chapter 7
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At half-past eleven, finding that the house was silent…
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Chapter 8
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Thomasin carried in her arms a large bundle…
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She was soon ascending Blooms-End valley…
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Chapter 9
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Wildeve meanwhile had arrived on the former side…
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He returned across the heath to his van.
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Book Sixth
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Venn appeared confused…
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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They sat down to a lunch in the midst of their work…
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The two went round and ascended the crooked stair…
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