COLLINS, W.: Woman in White (The)

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The Woman in White (more info)
Composed by: Wilkie Collins
Glen McCready, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Marie Collett, reader
Teresa Gallagher, reader


1. The Story begun by Walter Hartright - 5:36
2. I had now arrived at that particular point of my walk… - 6:59
3. My travelling instructions directed me to go to Carlisle… - 5:36
4. I found myself in a large, lofty room… - 5:50
5. When dinner was over… - 5:44
6. The days passed on, the weeks passed on… - 5:02
7. I had been engaged with the drawings… - 7:13
8. As soon as we were alone again… - 5:40
9. She was so absorbed over her employment… - 6:26
10. Half an hour later I was back at the house… - 3:36
11. On the west terrace walk I met Mr. Gilmore. - 5:14
12. The Story continued by Vincent Gilmore - 7:21
13. A week passed, after my return to London… - 8:33

The Woman in White (more info)
Composed by: Wilkie Collins
Glen McCready, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Marie Collett, reader
Teresa Gallagher, reader


1. Leaving by an early train, I got to Limmeridge… - 3:20
2. The Story continued by Marian Halcombe - 7:29
3. November 15th – Three letters for me. - 6:02
4. The 2nd Epoch – The Story continued by Marian Halcombe - 7:02
5. June 15th – I think I must begin… - 4:25
6. He looks like a man who could tame anything… - 4:42
7. June 16th – A visitor has arrived… - 5:29
8. The boat-house was large enough to hold us all… - 5:36
9. June 17th – Just as my hand was on the door… - 6:05
10. After some pondering, I determined to write… - 6:53
11. June 18th – The speculations in which we might… - 4:35
12. I was aroused by a hand laid on my shoulder… - 6:32
13. It took me, for some distance, in the direction… - 5:19
14. I closed the door again… - 5:00

The Woman in White (more info)
Composed by: Wilkie Collins
Glen McCready, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Marie Collett, reader
Teresa Gallagher, reader


1. June 19th – Madame Fosco was alone in the hall… - 5:40
2. Once safely shut into my own room… - 7:40
3. There was another pause. The Count moved… - 6:14
4. June 20th – Eight o'clock. The sun is shining… - 3:40
5. The Story continued by Frederick Fairlie - 6:41
6. My letter produced its effect. - 5:57
7. The Story continued by Eliza Michelson - 5:25
8. On the evening of the third day… - 7:05
9. The Count and Countess Fosco had left… - 5:34
10. I could say nothing. For a minute or more… - 5:32
11. The Story continued in Several Narratives – Hester Pinhorn, The Doctor and The Tombstone - 6:16
12. The Narrative of Walter Hartright - 4:14
13. The 3rd Epoch – The Story continued by Walter Hartright - 8:18

The Woman in White (more info)
Composed by: Wilkie Collins
Glen McCready, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Marie Collett, reader
Teresa Gallagher, reader


1. Lady Glyde's recollection of the events… - 6:49
2. After consulting with Marian, I resolved to begin… - 7:28
3. The way to the Secret lay through the mystery… - 6:12
4. The Count, after looking at her very attentively… - 7:42
5. My heart beat fast – I thought I had my hand on the clue… - 6:16
6. The next object of inquiry… - 5:14
7. When the third day came I was ready for my journey… - 7:01
8. The vestry of Old Welmingham Church… - 6:01
9. He opened the door of one of the presses… - 8:00
10. It was just getting dark. - 6:13
11. I saw the fire slowly conquered. - 5:20
12. The Story continued by Mrs. Catherick - 5:51

The Woman in White (more info)
Composed by: Wilkie Collins
Glen McCready, reader
Rachel Bavidge, reader
Hugh Dickson, reader
Allan Corduner, reader
Marie Collett, reader
Teresa Gallagher, reader


1. Well, being settled in this way… - 4:02
2. The Story continued by Walter Hartright - 6:58
3. It must not be supposed that the interval of rest… - 6:44
4. Up to this time I had never once set eyes on Count Fosco… - 6:35
5. As soon as we two were alone in his room… - 6:41
6. Not the shadow of a doubt crossed my mind… - 6:38
7. I took Pesca's acknowledgement of the receipt of my letter… - 8:41
8. The Story continued by Isidor Ottavio Baldassare Fosco - 6:46
9. The servants were the next encumbrances… - 6:02
10. On the morning of the 26th… - 4:57
11. The Story concluded by Walter Hartright - 6:15
12. My journey to Paris was not undertaken alone… - 5:26
13. The summer and autumn passed after my return… - 2:52

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