CONRAD, J.: Heart of Darkness (Unabridged)

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Heart of Darkness (Unabridged) (more info)
Joseph Conrad,
David Horovitch, reader


1. Part One: The Nellie, a cruising yawl, swung to her anchor… - 00:03:32
2. And at last, in its curved and imperceptible fall… - 00:02:51
3. The sun set; the dusk fell on the stream… - 00:02:48
4. 'I was thinking of the very old times, when the Romans…' - 00:05:14
5. He broke off. Flames glided in the river… - 00:04:50
6. 'You understand it was a Continental concern…' - 00:04:00
7. 'I flew around like mad to get ready…' - 00:05:27
8. 'There was yet a visit to the doctor…' - 00:03:47
9. 'One thing more remained to do…' - 00:02:39
10. 'I left in a French steamer…' - 00:04:46
11. 'We gave her her letters…' - 00:04:32
12. 'A slight clinking behind me made me turn…' - 00:04:42
13. 'Black shapes crouched, lay, sat between the trees…' - 00:05:32
14. 'Everything else in the station was in a muddle…' - 00:04:33
15. 'No use telling you much about that…' - 00:05:09
16. 'I did not see the real significance of that wreck…' - 00:04:53
17. 'He began to speak as soon as he saw me…' - 00:02:07

Heart of Darkness (Unabridged) (more info)
Joseph Conrad,
David Horovitch, reader


1. 'I went to work the next day…' - 00:05:13
2. 'They beguiled the time by backbiting and intriguing…' - 00:04:51
3. 'He blew the candle out suddenly…' - 00:04:52
4. 'I would not have gone so far as to fight for Kurtz…' - 00:05:02
5. 'He was becoming confidential now…' - 00:04:23
6. 'I slapped him on the back and shouted…' - 00:05:06
7. Part Two: 'One evening as I was lying flat…' - 00:04:05
8. 'The two below me moved away…' - 00:03:34
9. 'They swore aloud together - out of sheer fright…' - 00:04:14
10. 'I beg your pardon. I forgot the heartache…' - 00:05:42
11. 'The earth seemed unearthly…' - 00:05:19
12. 'Some fifty miles below the Inner Station…' - 00:02:59
13. 'The simple old sailor, with his talk of chains…' - 00:03:00
14. 'Towards the evening of the second day…' - 00:04:29
15. 'I went forward, and ordered the chain to be hauled in…' - 00:03:36
16. 'For the rest, the only thing to eat…' - 00:03:53

Heart of Darkness (Unabridged) (more info)
Joseph Conrad,
David Horovitch, reader


1. 'Two pilgrims were quarrelling in hurried whispers…' - 00:03:30
2. 'You should have seen the pilgrims…' - 00:02:10
3. 'No sooner had we fairly entered it…' - 00:05:16
4. 'A fusillade burst out under my feet…' - 00:04:38
5. 'We two whites stood over him…' - 00:04:03
6. There was a pause of profound stillness… - 00:04:04
7. ' 'Mostly fossil,' the manager had remarked disparagingly.' - 00:05:41
8. 'He began with the arguement that we whites…' - 00:03:54
9. 'Poor fool! If he had only left that shutter…' - 00:05:12
10. 'His aspect reminded me of something I had seen…' - 00:03:39
11. 'The pipe soothed him…' - 00:02:55
12. Part Three: 'I looked at him, lost in astonishment…' - 00:03:55
13. 'On the contrary. It appears their intercourse…' - 00:03:59
14. 'I had taken up my binoculars while we talked…' - 00:03:55
15. 'I am not disclosing any trade secrets…' - 00:04:33
16. 'His voice lost itself in the calm of the evening…' - 00:04:10
17. 'Some of the pilgrims behind the stretcher…' - 00:02:35

Heart of Darkness (Unabridged) (more info)
Joseph Conrad,
David Horovitch, reader


1. 'She walked with measured steps…' - 00:03:45
2. 'At this moment I heard Kurtz's deep voice…' - 00:03:12
3. 'I had turned to the wilderness really…' - 00:04:55
4. 'When I woke up shortly after midnight…' - 00:05:07
5. 'I came upon him, and, if he had not heard me…' - 00:04:21
6. 'There was nothing either above or below him…' - 00:04:27
7. 'He kept on looking out past me with fiery, longing eyes…' - 00:02:40
8. 'Kurtz discoursed. A voice! A voice! It rang deep…' - 00:03:06
9. 'We broke down - as I had expected…' - 00:04:11
10. 'All the pilgrims rushed out to see. I remained…' - 00:04:58
11. 'No, they did not bury me…' - 00:04:51
12. 'Ultimately a journalist anxious to know something…' - 00:03:07
13. 'I thought his memory was like the other memories…' - 00:03:22
14. 'The dusk was falling. I had to wait…' - 00:04:31
15. ' 'You knew him the best,' I repeated. And perhaps she did…' - 00:03:37
16. ' 'I have been very happy - very fortunate…' ' - 00:03:05
17. ' 'His end,' said I, with dull anger stirring in me…' - 00:04:47

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