The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Unabridged)

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When Victor Hugo was born in 1802, his father, General Leopold Hugo, apparently exclaimed, ‘He looks like the gargoyles of Notre Dame!’ When he died in 1885, he might have been taken instead for one of the marble saints which also decorate the great cathedral, such was the reverence in which he was held amongst the French people. This was because he belonged to a long line of French authors and intellectuals, from Voltaire to Jean-Paul Sartre, who took the ideals they espoused in their writings into the political arena, the courts of justice and even onto the barricades, without in any way compromising their artistic integrity. While he was producing his play Hernani in 1829, his publisher was becoming increasingly impatient for the delivery of a substantial historical novel. Hugo finally sat down to it in July, 1830, and finished it in six months. The title he gave it was Notre Dame de Paris, and its impact was immediate and far-reaching. Complete and unabridged on 17CDs and read by Bill Homewood, who’s other recordings for Naxos AudioBooks include She, Tom Jones, Allan Quatermain, The Red & the Black, The Three Musketeers and the Four Just Men series.

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Item number	NA0159
Barcode	9781843797913
Release date	10/1/2014
Category	Spoken Word
Label	NAXOS AUDIO BOOKS
Media type	COMPACT DISC
Number of units	17

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Non-Classical Artist	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 1
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	Preface	00:02:40	Homewood, Bill
2	Book 1, Chapter 1	00:07:31	Homewood, Bill
3	Around the hall, along the lofty wall…	00:07:28	Homewood, Bill
4	In the middle of the hall, opposite the great door	00:07:32	Homewood, Bill
5	At length one of these, as fat, short, and venerab	00:08:02	Homewood, Bill
6	Meanwhile, the sworn bookseller of the university…	00:06:39	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 1, Chapter 2	00:07:50	Homewood, Bill
8	'And for the refreshment of the passers-by,' conti	00:08:16	Homewood, Bill
9	A tattered mendicant, who could not collect any co	00:07:27	Homewood, Bill
10	Book 1, Chapter 3	00:08:32	Homewood, Bill
11	It was this justly acquired popularity, no doubt…	00:07:54	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 2
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	There was one exception, however.	00:01:08	Homewood, Bill
2	Book 1, Chapter 4	00:07:57	Homewood, Bill
3	From that moment, Master Coppenole enjoyed in Pari	00:07:40	Homewood, Bill
4	Both parties were forced to resign themselves.	00:08:17	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 1, Chapter 5	00:06:04	Homewood, Bill
6	As for Gringoire, the first moment of depression h	00:05:44	Homewood, Bill
7	One would have pronounced him a giant…	00:05:57	Homewood, Bill
8	Book 1, Chapter 6	00:05:39	Homewood, Bill
9	Book 2, Chapter 1	00:07:12	Homewood, Bill
10	Book 2, Chapter 2	00:06:05	Homewood, Bill
11	Book 2, Chapter 3	00:06:03	Homewood, Bill
12	The young girl, stopped at length…	00:06:44	Homewood, Bill
13	Her voice was like her dancing, like her beauty…	00:05:03	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 3
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	After the kingdom of the Argotiers…	00:07:27	Homewood, Bill
2	Book 2, Chapter 4	00:06:02	Homewood, Bill
3	The young girl's attention had been attracted to h	00:04:14	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 2, Chapter 5	00:05:17	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 2, Chapter 6	00:06:57	Homewood, Bill
6	That said, he turned his back upon the blind man…	00:07:16	Homewood, Bill
7	'Holy Virgin!' murmured Gringoire…	00:07:07	Homewood, Bill
8	Gringoire shuddered.	00:07:10	Homewood, Bill
9	Trouillefou made a sign…	00:07:30	Homewood, Bill
10	'Death of the devil!' objected Gringoire…	00:07:13	Homewood, Bill
11	But he paused, as though struck by a sudden though	00:06:46	Homewood, Bill
12	Book 2, Chapter 7	00:06:50	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 4
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	'Mademoiselle Esmeralda,' said the poet…	00:06:07	Homewood, Bill
2	She remained thoughtful for a moment…	00:05:00	Homewood, Bill
3	'So it was,' said Gringoire…	00:06:44	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 3, Chapter 1	00:07:35	Homewood, Bill
5	And if we ascend the cathedral…	00:08:06	Homewood, Bill
6	Notre-Dame de Paris is, in particular, a curious s	00:08:29	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 3, Chapter 2	00:07:49	Homewood, Bill
8	The Town, which was the largest of the three fragm	00:08:01	Homewood, Bill
9	Now, what aspect did this whole present…	00:07:17	Homewood, Bill
10	This side of the Seine was, however, the least mer	00:07:53	Homewood, Bill
11	But that which attracted the eye most of all…	00:06:32	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 5
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	Continuing to mount the stories of this amphitheat	00:07:30	Homewood, Bill
2	Thus, immediately adjoining the park des Tournelle	00:08:09	Homewood, Bill
3	It was not then merely a handsome city…	00:08:07	Homewood, Bill
4	An edifice ought to be, moreover, suitable to the	00:07:45	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 4, Chapter 1	00:05:49	Homewood, Bill
6	Dame Aloise de Gondelaurier, a rich and noble woma	00:04:23	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 4, Chapter 2	00:06:44	Homewood, Bill
8	This catastrophe was a crisis in Claude's existenc	00:06:59	Homewood, Bill
9	Book 4, Chapter 3	00:06:45	Homewood, Bill
10	If now we were to try to penetrate to the soul of	00:06:59	Homewood, Bill
11	After these first caresses…	00:07:11	Homewood, Bill
12	Book 4, Chapter 4	00:03:21	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 6
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	Book 4, Chapter 5	00:06:06	Homewood, Bill
2	He had taken his place by turns…	00:06:33	Homewood, Bill
3	There were no great proofs of sorcery…	00:05:26	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 4, Chapter 6	00:02:22	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 5, Chapter 1	00:07:38	Homewood, Bill
6	He was, so far as the feeble light of the lamp per	00:06:29	Homewood, Bill
7	'Dominum nostrum,' added Gossip Tourangeau…	00:06:59	Homewood, Bill
8	Claude assumed the majestic and pontifical attitud	00:08:00	Homewood, Bill
9	Book 5, Chapter 2	00:07:59	Homewood, Bill
10	All civilization begins in theocracy and ends in d	00:07:57	Homewood, Bill
11	Then whoever was born a poet became an architect.	00:07:51	Homewood, Bill
12	The invention of printing is the greatest event in	00:05:49	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 7
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	Nevertheless, when the sun of the Middle Ages is c	00:07:19	Homewood, Bill
2	A book is so soon made, costs so little, and can g	00:07:06	Homewood, Bill
3	Book 6, Chapter 1	00:07:25	Homewood, Bill
4	Nevertheless, with so many reasons for taking life	00:07:33	Homewood, Bill
5	'What fellow is this?'	00:07:17	Homewood, Bill
6	'So this is as much as to say…'	00:07:32	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 6, Chapter 2	00:06:42	Homewood, Bill
8	The piety of that age, not very subtle…	00:04:37	Homewood, Bill
9	Book 6, Chapter 3	00:08:10	Homewood, Bill
10	Plump and worthy Oudarde was preparing to retort…	00:08:06	Homewood, Bill
11	'La Chantefleurie had been a poor creature…'	00:07:58	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 8
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	'Then the whole band camped with good grace…'	00:08:15	Homewood, Bill
2	''Tis in truth, a frightful tale,' said Oudarde…	00:08:12	Homewood, Bill
3	She proceeded alone to the window.	00:08:12	Homewood, Bill
4	It is certain that if the soul had not already qui	00:07:12	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 6, Chapter 4	00:06:28	Homewood, Bill
6	There was wild laughter among the crowd…	00:06:47	Homewood, Bill
7	We have already shown that Quasimodo was generally	00:06:18	Homewood, Bill
8	This exclamation of distress…	00:06:10	Homewood, Bill
9	Book 6, Chapter 5	00:02:02	Homewood, Bill
10	Volume 2, Chapter 1	00:06:30	Homewood, Bill
11	From the smiles and significant gestures of Dame A	00:07:00	Homewood, Bill
12	At that moment Berangere de Champchevrier…	00:06:44	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 9
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	'Fair cousin Phoebus,' said Fleur-de-Lys suddenly…	00:06:19	Homewood, Bill
2	'You left me in your stead, my beauty,' …	00:06:30	Homewood, Bill
3	'Holy Virgin!' she suddenly exclaimed…	00:07:09	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 7, Chapter 2	00:07:37	Homewood, Bill
5	When they had advanced a few paces…	00:06:53	Homewood, Bill
6	La Esmeralda, in the judgment of Gringoire…	00:08:05	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 7, Chapter 3	00:06:29	Homewood, Bill
8	Book 7, Chapter 4	00:07:39	Homewood, Bill
9	Something very similar to Faust's cell…	00:07:34	Homewood, Bill
10	'Others have thought,' continued the dreamy archde	00:07:37	Homewood, Bill
11	'Enter!' cried the archdeacon…	00:07:00	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 10
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	'And then,' pursued the sagacious Claude…	00:06:39	Homewood, Bill
2	Book 7, Chapter 5	00:06:53	Homewood, Bill
3	'Yes,' replied the priest…	00:05:23	Homewood, Bill
4	'Thou wert flying towards learning, light, the sun	00:05:19	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 7, Chapter 6	00:05:15	Homewood, Bill
6	Meanwhile, the archdeacon, who had abandoned…	00:05:15	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 7, Chapter 7	00:06:53	Homewood, Bill
8	'Well, scholar of Antichrist…'	00:06:59	Homewood, Bill
9	The rages of men like Phoebus are milk-soups…	00:06:12	Homewood, Bill
10	Book 7, Chapter 8	00:08:20	Homewood, Bill
11	The captain rose to please her…	00:07:23	Homewood, Bill
12	But Dom Claude saw everything.	00:07:29	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 11
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	Book 8, Chapter 1	00:08:19	Homewood, Bill
2	One evening I was spinning on my wheel…	00:08:38	Homewood, Bill
3	The president bent down to a man at his feet…	00:08:16	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 8, Chapter 2	00:06:15	Homewood, Bill
5	At the clanking of their frightful irons…	00:06:54	Homewood, Bill
6	Book 8, Chapter 3	00:08:43	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 8, Chapter 4	00:07:52	Homewood, Bill
8	At length…	00:08:16	Homewood, Bill
9	Both remained silent for several minutes…	00:08:22	Homewood, Bill
10	He made another pause and went on…	00:08:10	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 12
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	He opened his cassock…	00:05:20	Homewood, Bill
2	She interrupted with a terrible and thrilling laug	00:03:49	Homewood, Bill
3	Book 8, Chapter 5	00:06:55	Homewood, Bill
4	'Alas! Lord my God.'	00:05:14	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 8, Chapter 6	00:07:24	Homewood, Bill
6	Phoebus, who had seen nothing in the line of beaut	00:07:28	Homewood, Bill
7	Meanwhile, the good mother…	00:07:12	Homewood, Bill
8	'What Bohemian with the goat?' he stammered.	00:07:42	Homewood, Bill
9	At the moment when he made his appearance…	00:07:17	Homewood, Bill
10	'Phoebus!' she cried wildly…	00:07:25	Homewood, Bill
11	Book 9, Chapter 1	00:06:00	Homewood, Bill
12	And when he sought to picture to himself…	00:07:26	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 13
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	The monotonous rocking of the boat…	00:05:42	Homewood, Bill
2	'Greve, aboie, Greve, grouille!'	00:06:47	Homewood, Bill
3	For one moment, he was relieved.	00:05:44	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 9, Chapter 2	00:05:56	Homewood, Bill
5	He gazed at her with anxiety…	00:04:35	Homewood, Bill
6	Book 9, Chapter 3	00:08:20	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 9, Chapter 4	00:07:34	Homewood, Bill
8	The unhappy bellringer fell upon his knees…	00:07:27	Homewood, Bill
9	Meanwhile, the windows of the Gondelaurier mansion	00:07:31	Homewood, Bill
10	'The gypsy!' he exclaimed, almost frightened.	00:08:15	Homewood, Bill
11	Book 9, Chapter 5	00:05:27	Homewood, Bill
12	Book 9, Chapter 6	00:06:05	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 14
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	The priest, who was overwhelming the deaf man…	00:02:18	Homewood, Bill
2	Book 10, Chapter 1	00:06:14	Homewood, Bill
3	The priest laid his hand on his brow.	00:06:04	Homewood, Bill
4	'I will tell you more,' cried Dom Claude…	00:06:05	Homewood, Bill
5	'A head fit for a mule bell!' muttered the archdea	00:07:06	Homewood, Bill
6	Book 10, Chapter 2	00:05:09	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 10, Chapter 3	00:07:12	Homewood, Bill
8	'Be quick! Make haste…'	00:06:43	Homewood, Bill
9	'Trade is incompatible with nobility.'	00:06:13	Homewood, Bill
10	Book 10, Chapter 4	00:06:14	Homewood, Bill
11	The throng seemed to increase every moment in the	00:07:01	Homewood, Bill
12	'To you, Louis de Beaumont…'	00:06:17	Homewood, Bill
13	'To work, locksmiths!' shouted Trouillefou.	00:06:38	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 15
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	Meanwhile, the beggars did not grow discouraged…	00:07:55	Homewood, Bill
2	'By the Pope's whiskers!'	00:07:21	Homewood, Bill
3	Before a second assailant could gain a foothold…	00:08:00	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 10, Chapter 5	00:08:10	Homewood, Bill
5	All were uncovered except the king.	00:08:21	Homewood, Bill
6	'These be dear beasts,' said Louis XI.	00:08:15	Homewood, Bill
7	The lamentable voice which had proceeded from the	00:07:55	Homewood, Bill
8	Once he raised his voice…	00:08:10	Homewood, Bill
9	'Bless me!' said the king…	00:07:31	Homewood, Bill
10	'I protest to you, my sovereign lord and master…'	00:07:37	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 16
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	'Pulsus creber, anhelans, crepitans, irregularis,'	00:07:49	Homewood, Bill
2	'Ah, yes, the physician!' retorted Louis XI…	00:08:05	Homewood, Bill
3	At that instant…	00:08:47	Homewood, Bill
4	Book 10, Chapter 6	00:02:09	Homewood, Bill
5	Book 10, Chapter 7	00:05:04	Homewood, Bill
6	Book 11, Chapter 1	00:07:59	Homewood, Bill
7	Beside them, the enormous towers of Notre-Dame…	00:08:00	Homewood, Bill
8	'There is also a pleasant garden…'	00:07:43	Homewood, Bill
9	'Listen!' he said to her…	00:08:03	Homewood, Bill
10	'Oh! I shall fall upon the pavement…'	00:08:12	Homewood, Bill
11	A guttural laugh replied…	00:08:00	Homewood, Bill

Disc: 17
The Hunchback of Notre Dame		02:36:55
1	The gypsy had just drawn from the bag…	00:07:45	Homewood, Bill
2	At that moment…	00:07:33	Homewood, Bill
3	Always and everywhere people are to be found…	00:07:21	Homewood, Bill
4	Phoebus was no longer there.	00:07:20	Homewood, Bill
5	The recluse had gone and seated herself by her dau	00:07:05	Homewood, Bill
6	'Oh! If you have had a mother, monsiegneur!'	00:06:56	Homewood, Bill
7	Book 11, Chapter 2	00:08:14	Homewood, Bill
8	When he reached the summit of the tower…	00:07:52	Homewood, Bill
9	The spout, above which he had stood…	00:07:59	Homewood, Bill
10	Book 11, Chapter 3	00:02:09	Homewood, Bill
11	Book 11, Chapter 4	00:05:34	Homewood, Bill

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