George Eliot: The Waves (Unabridged)

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Release date: 1st Apr 2014
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Series: Complete Classics
Catalogue number: NA0172
Length: 8 hours 55 minutes

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Virginia Woolf: The Waves (Unabridged)

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The sun had not yet risen.

Track length3:00

'I see a ring,' said Bernard…

Track length4:28

'Now they have all gone,' said Louis. 'I am alone.'

Track length7:58

'I love,' said Susan, 'and I hate.'

Track length7:59

'I will not conjugate the verb,' said Louis…

Track length8:17

'The heat is going,' said Bernard, 'from the jungle…'

Track length8:59

The sun rose higher. Blue waves, green waves swept…

Track length1:47

'Now,' said Bernard, 'the time has come…'

Track length6:36

'The purple light,' said Rhoda, 'in Miss Lambert's ring…'

Track length7:30

'Now we move out of this cool temple…'

Track length7:30

'At home the hay waves over the meadows.'

Track length7:34

'When Miss Lambert passes,' said Rhoda…

Track length7:39

'They have bowled off,' said Bernard, 'and I am too late…'

Track length7:37

'I have torn off the whole of May and June,' said Susan…

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'Now we have received,' said Louis…

Track length7:50

'I will not send my children to school…'

Track length7:05

'Now we are off,' said Louis. 'Now I hang suspended…'

Track length6:00

'The fact is that I have little aptitude for reflection.'

Track length6:37

The sun rose. Bars of yellow and green fell on the shore…

Track length5:13

'The complexity of things becomes more close,' said Bernard…

Track length10:48

'In a world which contains the present moment,' said Neville…

Track length9:04

'When there are buildings like these,' said Neville…

Track length10:39

'I think of Louis now. What malevolent yet searching light…'

Track length7:34

'My roots go down through veins of lead and silver…'

Track length7:51

'I return, like a cat or fox returning, whose fur is grey…'

Track length8:34

'Come, then, let us wander whirling to the gilt chairs.'

Track length8:41

The sun, risen, no longer couched on a green mattress…

Track length4:53

'How fair, how strange,' said Bernard…

Track length7:10

'It is, however, true that I cannot deny a sense…'

Track length7:40

'It is now five minutes to eight,' said Neville…

Track length8:19

'Here is Percival,' said Jinny. 'He has not dressed.'

Track length10:22

'But you will never hate me,' said Jinny.

Track length8:09

'Had I been born,' said Bernard, 'not knowing that one word…'

Track length9:23

'It is hate, it is love,' said Susan.

Track length8:52

'How strange,' said Susan, 'the little heaps of sugar look…'

Track length9:18

The sun had risen to its full height.

Track length5:21

'He is dead,' said Neville. 'He fell. His horse tripped…'

Track length7:16

'Yet already signals begin, beckonings…'

Track length8:13

'There is the puddle,' said Rhoda, 'and I cannot cross it.'

Track length10:54

The sun no longer stood in the middle of the sky.

Track length2:29

'I have signed my name,' said Louis, 'already twenty times…'

Track length7:33

'Summer comes, and winter,' said Susan…

Track length9:46

'But we who live in the body see with the body’s imagination…'

Track length10:03

The sun had now sunk lower in the sky.

Track length3:14

'And time,' said Bernard, 'lets fall its drop.'

Track length5:36

'But let me consider. The drop falls…'

Track length8:14

'I ask now, standing with my scissors among my flowers…'

Track length8:28

'I no longer need a room now,' said Neville…

Track length7:19

'I come back from the office,' said Louis…

Track length6:09

'Oh, life, how I have dreaded you,' said Rhoda…

Track length6:18

The sun was sinking. The hard stone of the day…

Track length3:58

'Hampton Court,' said Bernard.

Track length9:36

'There was the beech wood,' said Susan, 'Elvedon…'

Track length10:20

'I see what is before me,' said Jinny…

Track length7:39

'Drop upon drop,' said Bernard, 'silence falls.'

Track length7:36

'I grasp, I hold fast,' said Susan…

Track length8:14

'We have destroyed something by our presence,' said Bernard…

Track length5:08

Now the sun had sunk.

Track length2:49

'Now to sum up,' said Bernard…

Track length6:11

'But we were all different. The wax…'

Track length6:22

'Neville next – lying on his back staring up at the summer sky.'

Track length7:23

'The willow tree grew by the river.'

Track length8:46

'I rose and walked away – I, I, I; not Byron, Shelley…'

Track length7:15

'Nevertheless, life is pleasant, life is tolerable.'

Track length4:25

'I became, I mean, a certain kind of man…'

Track length7:24

'And now what other discovery will there be?' I said…

Track length8:36

'Sitting down on a bank to wait for my train…'

Track length8:23

'Yes, but suddenly one hears a clock tick.'

Track length7:13

'However, we had our bottle of wine…'

Track length7:18

'Swinging my stick, with my hair newly cut…'

Track length7:15

'The heaviness of my despondency thrust open the gate…'

Track length8:00

'But no more. Now to-night, my body rises…'

Track length8:13

'My book, stuffed with phrases, has dropped to the floor.'

Track length4:56

George Eliot: The Waves (Unabridged)

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