DOYLE: Lost World (The) (unabridged)

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The Lost World (unabridged) (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
Glen McCready, reader


1. Foreword - 0:53
2. Chapter 1 There Are Heroisms All Round Us - 7:00
3. ‘Now tell me what’s amiss with me?’ - 7:34
4. Chapter 2 Try Your Luck With Professor Challenger - 7:42
5. I walked across to the Savage Club… - 4:35
6. Half an hour later… - 4:37
7. Chapter 3 He is a Perfectly Impossible Person - 5:32
8. He sat in a rotating chair… - 5:39
9. He had sprung to his feet… - 5:33
10. Chapter 4 It’s Just the Very Biggest Thing in the World - 5:57
11. All this he boomed forth like a professor… - 6:52
12. I had opened the volume with some expectation… - 7:06
13. He handed me the open book… - 5:58

The Lost World (unabridged) (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
Glen McCready, reader


1. The photograph was certainly very off-coloured… - 6:06
2. ‘Did you see any other trace of life?’ - 5:59
3. Chapter 5 Question! - 4:54
4. When we arrived at the hall… - 6:06
5. This brought the lecturer to the great ladder of animal life… - 6:43
6. ‘Ladies and Gentlemen,’ he began… - 7:39
7. Mr. Summerlee, the veteran Professor… - 5:49
8. Chapter 6 I was the Flail of the Lord - 7:04
9. ‘Talking won’t make it any better…’ - 7:24
10. Perhaps I have dwelt too long… - 6:50
11. Chapter 7 Tomorrow we Disappear into the Unknown - 6:36

The Lost World (unabridged) (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
Glen McCready, reader


1. No wonder that the ginger-headed man… - 5:24
2. Lord John had placed his watch upon the table… - 6:12
3. Lord John Roxton has chartered a large steam launch… - 5:08
4. Chapter 8 The Outlying Pickets of the New World - 4:24
5. For two days we made our way… - 6:38
6. All day the drums rumbled… - 7:25
7. ‘No Indian here…’ - 6:35
8. On the ninth day… - 5:53
9. Chapter 9 Who could have Forseen it? - 5:21
10. Beneath him you might have seen the three of us… - 5:43
11. The ground at the foot of the cliff… - 7:00
12. It was a solemn place… - 6:42

The Lost World (unabridged) (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
Glen McCready, reader


1. You will realise as you read it… - 6:53
2. On the sixth day… - 5:29
3. The level of the plateau… - 6:38
4. Seating himself with a leg overhanging the abyss… - 5:44
5. Now that we had the clue to his action… - 6:21
6. Chapter 10 The Most Wonderful things Have Happened - 6:37
7. It was midday… - 5:48
8. ‘Wealden!’ cried Challenger, in an ecstasy…’ - 6:40
9. I had the same feeling of mystery… - 7:40
10. We staggered through the brushwood… - 6:31
11. Chapter 11 For once I was the Hero - 4:59
12. From the utter silence… - 7:13

The Lost World (unabridged) (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
Glen McCready, reader


1. On the dull, scaly, slate-coloured skin… - 6:27
2. That evening we had a grand discussion… - 5:19
3. Professor Summerlee gave a snort of impatience… - 5:58
4. The sun was just above the western sky-line… - 7:56
5. Chapter 12 It was Dreadful in the Forest - 5:53
6. The darkness of the forest had been alarming… - 6:10
7. For a long time I lay and watched… - 7:43
8. Even now when I think of that nightmare… - 5:34
9. The sloping wall of the pit… - 5:00
10. After a period, during which I sat… - 5:39
11. Chapter 13 A Sight which I shall Never Forget - 6:02
12. ‘Well, what did they do?’ - 6:59

The Lost World (unabridged) (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
Glen McCready, reader


1. ‘Well, it wasn’t…’ - 4:47
2. We filled in the time… - 5:01
3. In front of and around this dejected group… - 5:49
4. So it seemed to us… - 6:13
5. Chapter 14 Those were Real Conquests - 7:27
6. Professor Summerlee for once was too depressed… - 6:30
7. It was in the early afternoon… - 4:52
8. It was clear that the natives had come… - 4:39
9. Summerlee had lain down and slept… - 6:19
10. But the matter was more deadly… - 6:13
11. Chapter 15 Our Eyes have seen Great Wonders - 6:52
12. We had little time to watch them… - 6:36

The Lost World (unabridged) (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
Glen McCready, reader


1. All this I shall some day write… - 6:12
2. If Lord John’s behaviour at this time was strange… - 6:53
3. Never was our expedition in more imminent danger… - 7:11
4. We stood with bitter hearts… - 6:26
5. Chapter 16 A Procession! A Procession! - 7:18
6. ‘Of the appearance of the four wanderers…’ - 7:48
7. ‘It had been hoped that the proceedings would end…’ - 6:47
8. ‘It will be within the recollection of many…’ - 4:52
9. ‘It was at this point…’ - 6:39
10. So far my friend Macdona… - 5:30
11. How absurd life is! - 6:57

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