The Luck Of Roaring Camp And Other Sketches


Lu par David Wales

(4.2 étoiles; 32 critiques)

The Luck of Roaring Camp is a poignant short story by Bret Harte that captures the rugged spirit of California's Gold Rush era. Set in a rough mining camp, the tale revolves around the unexpected arrival of a newborn baby, which transforms the lives of the rough-and-tumble miners who inhabit Roaring Camp.

As the men grapple with their newfound responsibilities, the story explores themes of redemption, community, and the power of innocence. Harte's vivid portrayal of the camp's characters and their struggles offers a unique glimpse into the lives of those who sought fortune in the unforgiving wilderness.

With its blend of humor and pathos, The Luck of Roaring Camp stands out as a significant work in American literature, showcasing Harte's ability to illuminate the human condition amidst the backdrop of adventure and hardship.

Chapitres

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00 Author's Preface 3:38 Lu par David Wales
01 The Luck Of Roaring Camp 31:39 Lu par David Wales
02 The Outcasts Of Poker Flat 31:30 Lu par David Wales
03 Miggles 30:47 Lu par David Wales
04 Tennessee's Partner 27:34 Lu par David Wales
05 The Idyl Of Red Gulch 28:26 Lu par David Wales
06 Brown Of Calaveras 29:40 Lu par David Wales
07 High-Water Mark 24:17 Lu par David Wales
08 A Lonely Ride 18:24 Lu par David Wales
09 The Man Of No Account 12:25 Lu par David Wales
10 Mliss Chapter 1 21:58 Lu par David Wales
11 Mliss Chapters 2-3 33:05 Lu par David Wales
12 Mliss Chapter 4 19:58 Lu par David Wales
13 The Right Eye Of The Commander 23:06 Lu par David Wales
14 Notes By Flood And Field Part 1 In The Field 32:31 Lu par David Wales
15 Notes By Flood And Field Part 2 In The Flood 29:01 Lu par David Wales
16 Mission Dolores 8:01 Lu par David Wales
17 John Chinaman 9:26 Lu par David Wales
18 From A Back Window 8:21 Lu par David Wales
Boonder 7:42 Lu par David Wales

Critiques

MASTER WORDSMITH


(4.5 étoiles)

Hart is one of the best wordsmith's ever. The always perfect enunciation and clipped delivery of David Wales only enhanced the narration of this unusual collection.