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Thackeray: Barry Lyndon (unabridged)

read by Jonathan Keeble

Thackeray: Barry Lyndon (unabridged)

Thackeray: Barry Lyndon (unabridged)

read by Jonathan Keeble

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The Memoirs of Barry Lyndon, Esq.
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My father was well known to the best circles…
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In performing these sad duties…
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She fitted up her new abode…
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When we left Castle Brady…
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This I proved pretty clearly…
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I have made acquaintance with the best…
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If the truth must be told…
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At last, and at morning…
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As I got well…
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I am not afraid of any man or ghost…
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Chapter 2
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I must have sat for several hours…
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My uncle now observed that it was getting late…
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When I arrived at home…
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To Nora I wrote…
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Mr. Fagan put my pistol into my hand…
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Chapter 3
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I told this pack of rascals…
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Our supper was seasoned…
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I purposely hurry over the description…
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In a pretty nest of villains indeed…
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Chapter 4
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This victory over the cock of the vile dunghill…
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Although I was called Captain Barry…
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When I think that I…
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Chapter 5
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This intimacy did not decrease…
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The reader will be able to gather…
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'Morgan was taken, then…'
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The game was up.
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Chapter 6
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As the reader knows already my history…
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'No sooner was I in the place…'
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This man was drafted into a regiment…
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I could tell many more stories…
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Chapter 7
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Some days afterwards…
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No man can suppose…
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Although I did not believe a word of this speech…
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Chapter 8
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I have seen a gentleman and his confederate…
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Chapter 9
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'Now was my time to act.'
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At first the minister and the gentleman…
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At this period my uncle…
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Chapter 10
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Duke Victor was fifty years of age…
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It was strange that the princess Olivia…
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When I had put him in such a position…
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The manner to be adopted…
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Chapter 11
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The candour of this statement…
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Seeing the young man's recklessness…
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Before a month was passed…
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Chapter 12
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'I knew of the fact…'
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'The prince's master of the horse…'
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'At last he said…'
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'All her highness's movements…'
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'As if fate impelled her to her death…'
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'The day on which Weissenborn and Bartenstein…'
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Chapter 13
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The countess, when I first saw her…
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'Has her ladyship a very large income?'
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The notion of such a minerva as this…
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I could not go to the play-table for some time…
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I thought these speeches…
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Chapter 14
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As for Castle Brady…
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They gave me the best horses…
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I soon began to enjoy…
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Chapter 15
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This caused the quarrel…
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As my late antagonist was in no sort of danger…
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The wounded young nobleman…
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Lady Lyndon issued from the room…
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Chapter 16
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I wanted to impress her…
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It was three hours past midnight…
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Thus it was that I repaid…
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With this the old fury…
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Chapter 17
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The exterior was, when I first arrived…
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But the squires ate my dinners very readily…
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It is wonderful…
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Mr. Barry Lyndon is not…
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This is a chapter devoted to reminiscences…
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I hated the Tiptoffs so…
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Chapter 18
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The striving after this peerage…
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I never shall forget…
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Young Bullingdon, however…
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At this period I made no difficulty…
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It was about this time…
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It was long before we heard of the fate…
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There was a sleepy coolness…
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Chapter 19
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When we got home…
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Lady Lyndon, always vapourish and nervous…
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Mrs. Barry, on the contrary…
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You should have seen my mother's fury…
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My mother was so enraged…
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Then the whole secret flashed upon me…
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I was in a particularly good humour…
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I told my wife she was a fool…
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I took a lodging in a coffee-house…
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