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A House Divided Against Itself

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"A house divided against itself cannot stand." So said Abraham Lincoln in 1858. Here we have the irascible Mr. Waring, an elderly English ex-patriot, living in Italy with his charming daughter, Frances. Mr. Waring was there long before the hotels and the tourists, and resents them all, especially the gawkers, of which there were many... and most of them fellow Englishmen. We see that petite Frances is mistress of the house, and carries out her duties in the fashion of a true English lady, although this is more by accident than design, since she barely remembers the land of her birth, nor are there any English ladies to guide her. But, sweet as she seems, there is another side to her character, which makes itself known when an unexpected visitor arrives.( Lynne Thompson) (17 hr 31 min)

Chapters

I

21:34

Read by Julian Pratley

II

26:21

Read by AnaNaumoska

III

21:11

Read by AnaNaumoska

IV

24:48

Read by Anita Sloma-Martinez

V

20:33

Read by Lynne T

VI

23:49

Read by Kat Andrews

VII

23:01

Read by Kathleen Moore

VIII

24:42

Read by Kathleen Moore

IX

25:59

Read by Kathleen Moore

X

20:08

Read by Shellbellinnes

XI

22:50

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XII

23:59

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XIII

21:06

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XIV

25:00

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XV

20:28

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XVI

20:39

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XVII

19:05

Read by Kat Andrews

XVIII

21:14

Read by Kat Andrews

XIX

19:15

Read by Kat Andrews

XX

22:00

Read by Kat Andrews

XXI

23:03

Read by Kat Andrews

XXII

17:14

Read by Kat Andrews

XXIII

19:43

Read by Kat Andrews

XXIV

22:29

Read by Kat Andrews

XXV

28:21

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XXVI

16:39

Read by Rutherford Osborn

XXVII

21:02

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XXVIII

19:50

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XXIX

19:55

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XXX

18:44

Read by AnaNaumoska

XXXI

21:04

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXII

19:58

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXIII

19:23

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXIV

19:24

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXV

18:47

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXVI

20:36

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXVII

19:08

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXVIII

21:05

Read by Kat Andrews

XXXIX

19:36

Read by Kat Andrews

XL

27:13

Read by Joshua Paul Seeger.

XLI

22:12

Read by Joshua Paul Seeger.

XLII

21:31

Read by Jan Perkins

XLIII

26:51

Read by Kat Andrews

XLIV

29:45

Read by Kat Andrews

XLV

22:09

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XLVI

24:03

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XLVII

23:22

Read by Nancy Gorgen

XLVIII

20:14

Read by Nancy Gorgen

Bewertungen

(5 Sterne)

A wonderful story, well read. I really enjoyed this one: the characters are likable, and the dynamics between them fascinating. I'll definitely be listening to more Oliphant. Thank you very much to all the readers.