BRONTE, C.: Jane Eyre (unabridged)

$98.98 (CD)

Add to del.icio.us
digg this
StumbleUpon
Link to this CD

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. Chapter 1 - 4:37
2. I cannot tell what sentiment haunted… - 8:00
3. Chapter 2 - 5:38
4. Mr Reed had been dead nine years… - 5:36
5. Daylight began to forsake the red-room… - 6:22
6. Chapter 3 - 5:46
7. Bessie had been down into the kitchen… - 5:24
8. ‘Oh! I daresay she is crying…’ - 4:50
9. ‘No; I should not like to belong to poor people…’ - 4:40
10. Chapter 4 - 4:01
11. November, December, and half of January passed away - 5:23
12. Georgiana sat on a high stool, dressing her hair… - 4:55
13. ‘This is the little girl…’ - 5:11
14. Well might I dread… - 4:54

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. Mrs Reed and I were left alone… - 6:40
2. I was left there alone… - 7:14
3. Chapter 5 - 4:48
4. The afternoon came on wet and somewhat misty… - 6:32
5. The night passed rapidly - 5:36
6. A clock in the schoolroom struck nine… - 5:11
7. The garden was a wide enclosure… - 4:38
8. ‘Can you tell me what the writing…’ - 6:09
9. Chapter 6 - 5:11
10. The play-hour in the evening I thought the pleasantest… - 5:08
11. ‘Is Miss Temple as severe to you as Miss Scatcherd?’ - 5:06
12. In her turn, Helen Burns… - 3:29
13. Chapter 7 - 4:49

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. One afternoon (I had then been three weeks at Lowood)… - 5:15
2. Mr Brocklehurst again paused… - 5:41
3. ‘Let the child who broke her slate come forward!’ - 6:37
4. Chapter 8 - 5:59
5. I was silent… - 6:03
6. Mrs Harden, be it observed, was the housekeeper… - 8:06
7. Chapter 9 - 6:42
8. My favourite seat was a smooth and broad stone… - 6:32
9. It might be two hours later… - 8:27
10. Chapter 10 - 5:45
11. I went to my window, opened it, and looked out - 7:17

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. The succeeding week seemed long… - 5:59
2. This testimonial I accordingly received… - 4:21
3. ‘And Mrs Reed?’ - 4:10
4. Chapter 11 - 5:01
5. The roads were heavy… - 6:08
6. My heart really warmed to the worthy lady… - 5:16
7. Everything appeared very stately and imposing to me… - 6:19
8. ‘Ah!’ cried she, in French… - 4:49
9. After breakfast, Adele and I withdrew to the library… - 5:39
10. When we left the dining-room… - 7:08
11. Chapter 12 - 6:28
12. October, November, December passed away - 5:14
13. It was very near, but not yet in sight… - 5:23
14. ‘You live just below…’ - 4:45

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. I did not like re-entering Thornfield - 4:28
2. Chapter 13 - 6:24
3. I sat down quite disembarrassed - 5:12
4. Mrs Fairfax had dropped her knitting… - 5:40
5. He spread the pictures before him… - 5:00
6. I had scarce tied the strings of the portfolio… - 3:50
7. Chapter 14 - 5:39
8. Mr Rochester, as he sat in his damask-covered chair… - 6:38
9. Instead of speaking, I smiled… - 5:21
10. My eye met his as the idea crossed my mind… - 6:10
11. He said this as if he spoke to a vision… - 8:08

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. Chapter 15 - 5:30
2. He ground his teeth and was silent… - 6:45
3. Adele here came running up again - 5:35
4. The ease of his manner… - 5:08
5. Ere long, steps retreated up the gallery… - 5:21
6. He re-entered, pale and very gloomy - 4:50
7. Chapter 16 - 7:03
8. I still stood absolutely dumfoundered… - 6:07
9. A tread creaked on the stairs at last - 6:24
10. When once more alone… - 5:22
11. Chapter 17 - 5:14
12. The party were expected to arrive on Thursday afternoon… - 5:54

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. The ten minutes John had given seemed very long… - 5:48
2. I told her stories as long as she would listen to them… - 6:58
3. A soft sound of rising now became audible… - 5:07
4. Genius is said to be self-conscious - 5:50
5. Most true is it… - 5:57
6. I feared – or should I say, hoped? - 5:32
7. ‘I suppose, now,’ said Miss Ingram… - 7:48
8. Chapter 18 - 5:06
9. Seated on the carpet… - 5:21
10. I have told you, reader… - 6:38
11. I have not yet said anything condemnatory… - 5:23

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. It was verging on dusk… - 6:03
2. I was pondering these things… - 4:47
3. Miss Ingram rose solemnly… - 5:47
4. Chapter 19 - 5:15
5. I knelt within half a yard of her - 4:47
6. ‘The eagerness of a listener…’ - 7:13
7. Rise, Miss Eyre… - 3:59
8. Mr Rochester was standing near me… - 4:47
9. Chapter 20 - 6:28
10. My slippers were thin… - 5:49
11. According as the shifting obscurity… - 6:57
12. I saw Mr Rochester shudder… - 7:10

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. He strayed down a walk edged with box… - 4:56
2. ‘Now, my little friend…’ - 6:39
3. Chapter 21 - 4:44
4. I was silent: the things were frightful - 7:05
5. ‘Mr Rochester, I may as well mention another matter…’ - 6:53
6. In such conversation an hour was soon gone… - 7:00
7. I did not need to be guided to the well-known room… - 5:37
8. I hated it the first time I set my eyes on it… - 5:49
9. ‘Is that a portrait of some one you know?’ - 6:34
10. Take this advice… - 5:34
11. I now gently assured her… - 4:11
12. Now act as you please… - 3:43

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. Chapter 22 - 3:56
2. How people feel when they are returning home… - 6:11
3. ‘Hallo!’ he cries; and he puts up his book and his pencil - 7:39
4. Chapter 23 - 5:38
5. It is one of my faults… - 4:15
6. ‘In about a month…’ - 5:57
7. ‘I tell you I must go!’ - 4:41
8. You – you strange, you almost unearthly thing! - 5:56
9. Chapter 24 - 6:21
10. ‘This very day I shall take you…’ - 4:54
11. ‘Don’t send for the jewels…’ - 6:18
12. I was soon dressed… - 6:28
13. Adele, when lifted in… - 5:33

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. The hour spent at Millcote was a somewhat harassing one to me - 5:36
2. We were now approaching Thornfield - 5:45
3. He rose and came towards me… - 5:21
4. Chapter 25 - 5:42
5. The wind fell… - 5:16
6. He landed me on the pavement - 5:04
7. I walked a little while on the pavement… - 6:01
8. The disquietude of his air… - 5:57
9. ‘Now, sir, proceed…’ - 6:07
10. Chapter 26 - 4:33
11. We entered the quiet and humble temple… - 5:18
12. Mr Briggs calmly took a paper from his pocket… - 5:33
13. ‘Bertha Mason is mad…’ - 4:42
14. The three gentlemen retreated simultaneously - 5:19

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. The morning had been a quiet morning enough… - 5:31
2. Chapter 27 - 4:35
3. ‘Will you ever forgive me?’ - 5:45
4. ‘Jane, you shall not stay here, nor will I.’ - 5:56
5. He recommenced his walk… - 6:07
6. I did what human beings do instinctively… - 7:29
7. ‘Jane, you don’t like my narrative…’ - 5:46
8. From a flowery arch at the bottom of my garden… - 5:09
9. ‘When you are inquisitive, Jane…’ - 5:13
10. Last January… - 5:49
11. I was at once content… - 5:39
12. ‘Jane, you understand what I want of you?’ - 5:08
13. He crossed the floor… - 4:52

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. That night I never thought to sleep… - 4:39
2. Dim dawn glimmered in the yard. - 4:54
3. Chapter 28 - 4:48
4. I saw ripe bilberries gleaming here and there… - 4:56
5. I heard a bell chime… - 6:33
6. I drew near houses… - 5:00
7. But once did food pass my lips - 5:19
8. Having crossed the marsh… - 5:52
9. ‘Is there ony country where they talk i’ that way?’ - 6:15
10. This was the climax - 7:37
11. Chapter 29 - 5:06
12. After a weary process… - 5:16
13. I maintained a grave silence… - 5:54

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. The parlour was rather a small room… - 4:45
2. Here I saw his glance directed to my hands… - 4:10
3. I observed but two points in planning my departure… - 4:26
4. Chapter 30 - 7:06
5. Incommunicative as he was… - 6:14
6. St John said these words as he pronounced his sermons… - 7:01
7. In this brief hour… - 5:19
8. Chapter 31 - 4:57
9. Having brought my eventide musings to this point… - 5:36
10. My powers heard a call from heaven to rise… - 5:58
11. This then, I thought, is Miss Oliver, the heiress… - 4:42
12. Chapter 32 - 4:21
13. Rosamond Oliver kept her word in coming to visit me - 4:36
14. One evening, while, with her usual child-like activity… - 3:39

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. It was the 5th of November, and a holiday - 6:15
2. Since I had ascertained that… - 6:17
3. After a considerable pause… - 6:39
4. Chapter 33 - 5:57
5. Again came the blank of a pause… - 4:53
6. I felt cold and dismayed… - 6:02
7. Mr Rivers rose now and put his cloak on - 4:51
8. I paused – he stood before me… - 4:34
9. ‘Mr Rivers! you quite put me out of patience…’ - 6:43
10. Chapter 34 - 6:39
11. Happy at Moor House I was… - 5:51
12. ‘They are coming! They are coming!’ - 5:11
13. St John had a book in his hand… - 6:42

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. St John was not a man to be lightly refused… - 4:41
2. In the course of my necessary correspondence… - 4:44
3. As we advanced and left the track… - 5:00
4. He had calculated on these first objections… - 4:53
5. ‘I CAN do what he wants me to do…’ - 6:13
6. I shuddered as he spoke… - 5:32
7. ‘St John!’ I exclaimed… - 6:35
8. Chapter 35 - 6:41
9. I had finished the business now - 5:02
10. He opened the gate… - 6:09
11. For the evening reading before prayers… - 5:57
12. The Impossible – that is my marriage… - 5:37
13. Chapter 36 - 5:28
14. It was a journey of six-and-thirty hours - 6:34

Jane Eyre (more info)
Composed by: Charlotte Bronte
Amanda Root, reader


1. I looked with timorous joy towards a stately house… - 5:56
2. I feared now to hear my own story - 3:23
3. ‘What! did he not leave England?’ - 4:30
4. Chapter 37 - 5:22
5. He descended the one step… - 4:46
6. ‘Who is this?’ - 5:14
7. I will be your neighbour, your nurse, your housekeeper - 5:06
8. Summoning Mary… - 5:38
9. Very early the next morning… - 5:11
10. ‘This St John, then, is your cousin?’ - 6:23
11. ‘Jane, I ever like your tone of voice…’ - 4:45
12. ‘Mr Rochester, if ever I did a good deed in my life…’ - 5:22
13. I longed for thee… - 4:31
14. Chapter 38 - 3:33
15. You have not quite forgotten little Adele… - 4:16
16. One morning at the end of the two years… - 4:37

Reviews