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Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Chapter 1 - 00:06:10
2. These remarkable words wrought… - 00:05:47
3. On another occasion, he says… - 00:03:59
4. Chapter 2 - 00:05:44
5. It was small tyranny for a respectable wind… - 00:06:27
6. Miss Pecksniff sat upon a stool… - 00:06:19
7. 'Even the worldly goods…' - 00:07:00
8. 'Now I think,' said Mr. Pecksniff… - 00:06:53
9. 'As to your forgiveness, Mr. Pecksniff…' - 00:05:37
10. 'Besides, whether I am or no,' he added… - 00:07:01
11. Chapter 3 - 00:05:20
12. That her guest had need of some efficient… - 00:06:06
13. And, at length, she said, in a voice too low… - 00:04:59

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'Come,' he said, 'Tell me, who is it?' - 00:07:57
2. 'Shall I knock?' asked Mrs. Lupin… - 00:07:10
3. A long pause succeeded… - 00:06:03
4. Mr. Pecksniff shook his head… - 00:05:53
5. Mr. Pecksniff as slowly rose… - 00:06:04
6. Chapter 4 - 00:07:14
7. 'Now, this is very distressing…' - 00:07:12
8. 'Now, I'll tell you what it is…' - 00:05:18
9. Mr. Tigg, planting his legs as wide apart… - 00:05:57
10. If ever Mr. Pecksniff wore an apostolic look… - 00:07:00
11. 'I am not sorry,' said Mr. Pecksniff… - 00:06:30
12. In their strong feeling on this point… - 00:05:55

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'I passed from the memory…' - 00:04:57
2. Chapter 5 - 00:06:08
3. And now the morning grew so fair… - 00:06:20
4. 'I never,' Mark replied… - 00:06:12
5. But the shops. First of all… - 00:06:08
6. All the farmers being by this time jogging… - 00:06:31
7. They looked at each other… - 00:05:57
8. 'But she is gone now…' - 00:05:48
9. 'This,' said Mr. Pecksniff, opening the door… - 00:04:01
10. It was undoubtedly true, and may be stated… - 00:07:20
11. Chapter 6 - 00:06:25
12. 'Let me see,' he said… - 00:06:01
13. 'I must have been born with a silver spoon…' - 00:06:49

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Some men would have slapped him… - 00:08:28
2. Mr. Pinch sat staring at the fire… - 00:08:08
3. Chapter 7 - 00:06:15
4. 'There is actually, at this instant…' - 00:05:41
5. 'You're not answering my question, you know…' - 00:07:17
6. Mr. Tigg replenished his friend's glass… - 00:06:08
7. 'Sir, you have seen my friend, Slyme?' - 00:05:35
8. At length, the house was closed… - 00:07:57
9. Chapter 8 - 00:07:07
10. 'Are you travelling to London, Mr. Pecksniff?' - 00:07:41
11. As nothing could be added to this… - 00:06:27

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Mr. Pecksniff and his fair daughters… - 00:05:55
2. Chapter 9 - 00:06:28
3. As to Todgers's itself… - 00:06:17
4. 'You, my dears, having to deal…' - 00:06:08
5. 'Visitors for Miss Pinch!' said the footman… - 00:07:27
6. 'Missis's compliments to Miss Pinch…' - 00:07:23
7. Todgers's was in a great bustle that evening… - 00:07:30
8. Here the gentlemen were all assembled… - 00:06:51
9. Now comes the trying time… - 00:06:12
10. Mr. Pecksniff had followed his younger… - 00:07:29
11. Mrs. Todgers looked a little puzzled… - 00:06:36

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Chapter 10 - 00:07:03
2. 'I very much regret,' Martin resumed… - 00:07:14
3. 'We uttered no complaint…' - 00:06:22
4. 'If I could have anticipated…' - 00:06:24
5. 'One glass of wine - one morsel of this homely cake?' - 00:06:22
6. 'However,' he said, 'these are not proper…' - 00:06:37
7. Chapter 11 - 00:05:00
8. 'Ah, cousin!' he said… - 00:07:35
9. When they had been out for some hours… - 00:06:12
10. Such as he was, he came slowly creeping… - 00:05:47
11. Chuffey boggled over his plate so long… - 00:06:37
12. By the time he had unfolded all the peddling… - 00:06:10

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. The flute of the youngest gentleman… - 00:05:46
2. Mr. Pecksniff and Mr. Jinkins came home… - 00:07:06
3. Chapter 12 - 00:06:38
4. 'It's a proof of the kindness…' - 00:06:09
5. Better than the gig! - 00:05:46
6. They drank his health in his absence… - 00:06:13
7. 'And so,' he said, when he had gazed… - 00:09:03
8. They breakfasted together very early… - 00:06:52
9. 'Now, Mr. Pecksniff,' said Martin at last… - 00:06:54
10. Chapter 13 - 00:05:52
11. He had repeated this process… - 00:07:21
12. Martin said nothing in reply… - 00:05:54

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'I wish I may die,' said Mr. Tigg… - 00:06:04
2. His first step, now that he had a supply… - 00:06:36
3. The five weeks had quite run out… - 00:06:40
4. 'Lord bless you, sir,' said Mark… - 00:04:54
5. If this were meant as a second appeal… - 00:05:59
6. Chapter 14 - 00:07:15
7. She hung more closely on his arm… - 00:06:25
8. ''I shall not only enclose my letters to…'' - 00:05:26
9. 'Martin! If you would but sometimes…' - 00:06:11
10. Chapter 15 - 00:06:58
11. Mark was so far right… - 00:07:31
12. At night, when the cooking-fire was lighted… - 00:08:13

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Chapter 16 - 00:06:11
2. 'You have brought, I see, sir,' he said… - 00:05:56
3. They made their way as best they could… - 00:06:55
4. The colonel was by this time… - 00:07:41
5. The gentleman in the rocking-chair… - 00:06:22
6. They encountered more weeds in the bar-room… - 00:06:24
7. Pursuing his inquiries Martin found… - 00:06:28
8. Now there had been at the dinner-table… - 00:05:38
9. Chapter 17 - 00:06:03
10. It would not have been very difficult… - 00:07:01
11. 'Lord love you, sir,' he said… - 00:07:02
12. Martin thought it rather strange… - 00:06:55

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Then all the Norrises pressed round… - 00:06:11
2. He drew his arm through Martin's… - 00:05:53
3. In twelve or fifteen hours… - 00:06:38
4. Chapter 18 - 00:07:01
5. Mr. Jonas was so very much amazed… - 00:06:49
6. Although he paused for a reply… - 00:07:15
7. 'It struck me that he was changed…' - 00:07:34
8. Chapter 19 - 00:05:51
9. As she was by this time in a condition… - 00:05:55
10. The conclusion of this affecting narrative… - 00:06:43
11. Before it was possible that an answer… - 00:05:45
12. He lay at night upon a mattress on the floor… - 00:06:19

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Mrs. Gamp had begun to make a suitable reply… - 00:04:09
2. So through the narrow streets… - 00:05:27
3. Chapter 20 - 00:06:49
4. A question of philosophy arises here… - 00:05:56
5. 'To tell you the truth, Mr. Jonas…' - 00:06:12
6. 'Oh my goodness me!' cried the arch girl… - 00:06:58
7. Now whether Mr. Pecksniff had been listening… - 00:08:15
8. Chapter 21 - 00:05:53
9. 'I looks at him tolerable hard…' - 00:06:03
10. Several other gentlemen had left their seats… - 00:06:06
11. 'Well!' he said, 'and you think…' - 00:05:41
12. At the sounding of a dismal gong… - 00:06:24

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Each long black hair on his head… - 00:07:31
2. But here, at a most opportune and happy time… - 00:07:37
3. 'Thus,' said the General, 'thus, my friends…' - 00:06:23
4. Chapter 22 - 00:05:25
5. 'You wouldn't be unpop'lar…' - 00:06:14
6. 'Mr. Chuzzlewit, I believe?' - 00:06:49
7. Martin by degrees became so far awake… - 00:05:50
8. Chapter 23 - 00:06:08
9. 'But I was thinking - ' - 00:06:17
10. But many a man who would have stood… - 00:05:09
11. Their own land was mere forest… - 00:06:11
12. Chapter 24 - 00:04:50
13. 'Pecksniff,' he said after a pause… - 00:04:25

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. The old man gazed at him for a moment… - 00:06:10
2. 'And so, Mr. Pinch,' said Martin… - 00:04:49
3. 'Come!' cried Tom, 'I see that you…' - 00:07:13
4. It must be acknowledged… - 00:07:00
5. 'I am told that he was at first supposed…' - 00:07:03
6. Chapter 25 - 00:07:13
7. Mrs. Gamp made no response to Mr. Mould… - 00:07:13
8. 'And what's your news Mrs. Gamp?' - 00:05:58
9. As she turned into the yard… - 00:06:48
10. A young man - dark and not ill-looking… - 00:06:10
11. Mrs. Gamp awoke, and sat up… - 00:06:14
12. Chapter 26 - 00:05:13

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Just as he was turning into Holborn… - 00:05:28
2. Mr. Bailey spoke… - 00:04:58
3. 'Wishing you 'appiness and joy…' - 00:05:39
4. Chapter 27 - 00:06:14
5. The secretary smiled again… - 00:05:22
6. 'The Anglo-Bengalee Disinterested Loan…' - 00:07:22
7. 'Bullamy!' said Mr. Tigg… - 00:06:36
8. The lunch was handsomely served… - 00:07:10
9. 'Mr. Montague,' said Jobling, 'allow me…' - 00:06:42
10. 'Not such an old hand, either…' - 00:07:41
11. 'Then,' said Tigg Montague, 'we grant annuities…' - 00:06:40
12. Chapter 28 - 00:07:08

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'You're tolerably comfortable, I hope?' - 00:06:27
2. It was especially in his way and character… - 00:06:02
3. He was so far recovered… - 00:06:37
4. Chapter 29 - 00:06:03
5. 'And here,' continued Mrs. Gamp… - 00:06:23
6. The little barber having in his eager curiosity… - 00:05:55
7. 'Oh bless you, no!' said Mrs. Gamp… - 00:05:57
8. Chapter 30 - 00:05:41
9. 'Wasn't I made a convenience of?' - 00:06:22
10. But how happened it…? - 00:07:26
11. 'I was saying, my dear sir, that I am afraid…' - 00:07:02
12. The summer weather… - 00:07:08

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'If you force me by your superior strength…' - 00:04:50
2. 'As to our own share in the precious…' - 00:05:13
3. Chapter 31 - 00:06:59
4. 'I have dreaded sometimes,' Tom continued… - 00:07:09
5. 'But what is he…?' - 00:06:43
6. He was in a curious frame of mind, Mr. Pecksniff… - 00:06:55
7. Oh, late-remembered, much-forgotten… - 00:07:34
8. Tom had meant to spare him… - 00:06:05
9. There were several people, young and old… - 00:05:44
10. Chapter 32 - 00:07:46
11. Towards this most unhappy Moddle… - 00:08:01
12. Chapter 33 - 00:06:07

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'How is it that you have come here?' asked the man… - 00:05:47
2. Glancing from his work out at the door… - 00:05:04
3. Mr. Chollop was a man of a roving disposition… - 00:07:45
4. 'Come out from under the blanket, sir,' said Mark… - 00:05:35
5. It was long before he fixed the knowledge… - 00:06:08
6. Often at night when Mark and Martin were alone… - 00:06:17
7. Chapter 34 - 00:05:26
8. In course of time, however, Mr. Pogram… - 00:06:07
9. The bell being rung for dinner at this moment… - 00:06:26
10. As the general evening meal of the house… - 00:06:01
11. A great bustle at the door… - 00:07:00
12. When at last it became necessary… - 00:06:37
13. When he and Martin met again… - 00:03:30

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Chapter 35 - 00:06:16
2. As Mr. Pecksniff passed… - 00:05:48
3. When he had made a kind of dirt-pie… - 00:06:06
4. Chapter 36 - 00:07:14
5. It was a charming evening. - 00:06:27
6. The coachman was so earnest in his approval… - 00:07:36
7. Tom stepped from the little passage… - 00:06:30
8. Accordingly John Westlock took the French rolls… - 00:05:50
9. His cogitations were interrupted… - 00:06:31
10. 'So just, sir,' said the gentleman… - 00:06:19
11. It was not until they had walked… - 00:05:07
12. Chapter 37 - 00:08:33

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. An uneasy thought entered Tom's head… - 00:04:56
2. 'Come, come!' said Tom… - 00:05:07
3. When boarding-house accounts are balanced… - 00:05:22
4. Chapter 38 - 00:07:00
5. Mr. Bailey, taking up his name without delay… - 00:07:59
6. 'Hallo!' said Jonas… - 00:08:31
7. Chapter 39 - 00:06:09
8. 'What are you writing, Tom?' inquired his sister… - 00:06:09
9. 'Why, my goodness, John! How did you come in?' - 00:05:54
10. 'But the strangest part of the story,' resumed John… - 00:07:12
11. They occupied the two chairs, and Mr. Fips… - 00:06:49
12. There were two rooms on that floor… - 00:07:47

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. It is astonishing how much three people… - 00:02:54
2. Chapter 40 - 00:06:01
3. Mr. Fips, of Austin Friars, rather deepened… - 00:06:09
4. Even when they had left off… - 00:07:05
5. Tom and his sister glanced at each other… - 00:05:51
6. 'There are so many people, and so much motion…' - 00:05:24
7. Jonas maintained a dogged silence… - 00:06:47
8. Chapter 41 - 00:05:58
9. 'I wish you to venture (it's a very safe venture)…' - 00:05:53
10. 'He know!' cried Jonas. - 00:05:48
11. Jonas not being in a condition to pursue… - 00:05:55
12. Chapter 42 - 00:06:18
13. He uttered an involuntary exclamation… - 00:07:19

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. The travellers had opened the carriage door… - 00:05:17
2. As it was clear that he was not to be moved… - 00:06:09
3. Chapter 43 - 00:06:03
4. When Mr. Tapley stopped in these calculations… - 00:06:33
5. She was so positive that there was nothing for it… - 00:06:09
6. 'Well, but we know beforehand,' returned the politic Mr. Tapley… - 00:07:14
7. He hurriedly advanced to seize… - 00:06:50
8. 'Upon that subject,' said Martin… - 00:07:12
9. 'Not a word?' said Martin, for the second time… - 00:07:07
10. Martin looked with admiration on her glowing face… - 00:06:21
11. Chapter 44 - 00:06:38
12. During this digression… - 00:05:32

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. 'I could have wished,' said Mr. Pecksniff… - 00:05:54
2. It took so long to bring the subject to this… - 00:05:11
3. Chapter 45 - 00:05:33
4. They found out Tom, though, quickly… - 00:05:05
5. There are snug chambers in those Inns… - 00:06:25
6. Ah, but it would have been a good thing… - 00:05:43
7. Chapter 46 - 00:07:06
8. In furtherance of this bashful arrangement… - 00:06:04
9. 'Walk up, pray, Mr. Pinch,' said Miss Pecksniff… - 00:06:25
10. With these words the worthy woman… - 00:06:19
11. The old clerk, subsiding into his usual state… - 00:06:08
12. As this excellent woman had been… - 00:05:55
13. 'You have no cause to be violent, sir…' - 00:06:05

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. For the moment only… - 00:05:38
2. Leaving Mrs. Gamp in the act… - 00:05:52
3. Chapter 47 - 00:06:09
4. Before he could retort or turn away… - 00:05:52
5. As the sunlight died away, and evening fell… - 00:06:48
6. But here were London streets again… - 00:05:15
7. Chapter 48 - 00:06:05
8. Mr. Tapley was the first to resume his composure… - 00:06:10
9. He was very much delighted… - 00:04:55
10. Mr. Tapley nodded assent… - 00:07:10
11. As he did not move or speak… - 00:06:09
12. He stopped once more, and was silent… - 00:06:02
13. Besides, there was the great difficulty… - 00:06:29

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Chapter 49 - 00:06:02
2. 'There! Now drat you, Betsey…' - 00:06:43
3. At this juncture the little bell rang… - 00:06:33
4. During this touching address, Mrs. Prig… - 00:06:10
5. 'I'm a-goin', ma'am, ain't I?' said Mrs. Prig… - 00:05:28
6. 'Never mind,' said John. - 00:06:22
7. Chapter 50 - 00:06:55
8. 'Tut, tut,' said Tom, stopping her… - 00:08:04
9. 'My dear,' said Tom, 'I will repay your affection…' - 00:06:09
10. 'No Mr. Fips's friend to-day, I suppose,' thought Tom… - 00:05:35
11. Chapter 51 - 00:06:12
12. Well! Where was she? - 00:06:06

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Jonas looked out of the window again… - 00:06:07
2. 'I know that fellow,' he said… - 00:05:57
3. And now he heard the voice of his accomplice… - 00:07:16
4. Poor Chuffey paused to dry his eyes again… - 00:06:56
5. 'That is the man,' said Nadgett. - 00:07:32
6. Oh, miserable, miserable fool! - 00:06:00
7. 'Now then,' he added, turning hastily to Jonas… - 00:05:54
8. Chapter 52 - 00:06:20
9. It was clear that Mark expected to be ordered… - 00:06:19
10. He was quickly summoned to the door… - 00:05:52
11. 'Hear me, rascal!' said Mr. Chuzzlewit… - 00:06:10
12. Mr. Chuzzlewit resumed… - 00:06:04

Martin Chuzzlewit (Unabridged) (more info)
Charles Dickens,
Sean Barrett, reader


1. Mr. Pecksniff laid his hand upon his breast… - 00:07:11
2. The whole of these proceedings were so agreeable… - 00:07:05
3. 'I ask your pardon, ladies and gentlemen…' - 00:06:20
4. Chapter 53 - 00:05:29
5. She sat down on the little sofa… - 00:05:48
6. He had hardly time to say thus much… - 00:06:10
7. Young Martin sat at the head of the table… - 00:05:45
8. Chapter 54 - 00:06:24
9. He shook his head in doubt… - 00:06:59
10. Old Martin gave his arm to the younger sister… - 00:05:55
11. The door was thrown open at this juncture… - 00:06:29
12. They thought as little of Miss Pecksniff… - 00:04:29

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