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For the background to this historical novel, a tale of mystery, suspense and unsolved murder, Dickens chose the anti-Catholic Gordon Riots of 1780. Mayhem reigns in the streets of London, vividly described by Dickens, and the innocent Barnaby Rudge is drawn into the thick of it. Against the public disorder, Dickens tells of the private discord within families— with fathers and sons at loggerheads— and creates a wealth of colorful characters: The sinuously evil Lord Chester; the pretty and vivacious Dolly Varden; and the host and regulars at the Maypole Inn— a symbol of security.
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Title: Barnaby Rudge Release Date: 8/2/2010 Label: Naxos Audio Books Number of Discs: 22 Product Type: CD Catalog #: 90912 UPC: 9789626349090 Item #: NAXOS634909
- Disc 1 -
1 Preface
2 Chapter 1
3 There Was Another Guest?
4 The Heir Apparent to the Maypole?
5 The Landlord Pausing Here?
6 The Man Glanced at the Parish?
7 At This Point of the Narrative?
8 Chapter 2
9 Whether the Traveller Was Possessed?
10 Thus They Regarded Each Other?
11 Chapter 3
- Disc 2 -
1 So Saying, He Raised His Face?
2 With These Words, He Applied Himself?
3 Chapter 4
4 After a Long and Patient Contemplation?
5 Sim Tappertit, Among the Other Fancies?
6 Although Sim Tappertit Had Taken No Share?
7 Chapter 5
8 The Widow Shook Her Head
9 Chapter 6
10 He Took His Wig Off Outright?
11 The Young Man Smiled?
12 The Raven Gave a Short, Comfortable?
- Disc 3 -
1 Chapter 7
2 Poor Gabriel Twisted His Wig About?
3 Chapter 8
4 With These Words, He Folded His Arms Again
5 To This the Novice Made Rejoinder?
6 Chapter 9
7 Miss Miggs Deliberated Within Herself?
8 Chapter 10
9 It Was Spacious Enough in All Conscience?
10 John Was So Very Much Astonished?
11 But Barnaby Delayed Beyond All Precedent
- Disc 4 -
1 Chapter 11
2 Everybody Looked at Mr. Willet?
3 Chapter 12
4 I Love My Niece?
5 In Short, Justifying the Means By the End?
6 Chapter 13
7 To This, Joe Made No Answer?
8 Now, Mrs. Varden, Regarding the Maypole?
9 And She Hardly Looked at Him?
10 Chapter 14
11 He Regarded the Young Man Sternly?
- Disc 5 -
1 Chapter 15
2 Edward Rose, and Paced the Room
3 'My Dear Ned,' Returned His Father?
4 The Young Man Leant His Head?
5 Chapter 16
6 Among All the Dangerous Characters?
7 Chapter 17
8 She Had Sunk Upon Her Knees?
9 When He Had Concluded These Arrangements?
10 Chapter 18
11 The Light Came to the Level of the Pavement?
- Disc 6 -
1 Chapter 19
2 This Little Incident?
3 With This Advice He Kissed?
4 But on They Went?
5 Chapter 20
6 Dolly Bade Her Good Bye?
7 Chapter 21
8 Joe Had Not the Smallest Objection?
9 Mrs. Varden Opined That If He Did?
10 Chapter 22
11 But Even Then, Their Very Kindness Shaped?
- Disc 7 -
1 Chapter 23
2 Having Said This in the Politest?
3 He Obeyed. His Patron Followed Him?
4 As He Spoke, He Twisted It Up?
5 Chapter 24
6 During the Whole of This Dialogue?
7 Chapter 25
8 She Took His Arm?
9 Miss Haredale Stood Beside Her Chair?
10 With That, She Would Have Left Them?
11 Chapter 26
12 If the Dark Little Parlour Had Been Filled?
- Disc 8 -
1 Chapter 27
2 Dolly Showed Some Reluctance to Perform?
3 Aware of the Impression He Had Made?
4 Mrs. Varden Was Perfectly Aghast?
5 Chapter 28
6 Hugh Obeyed Again Even More Zealously?
7 Chapter 29
8 Hugh Made No Answer?
9 He Raised His Hat from His Head?
10 'My Dear Girl,' Said Mr. Chester?
11 Chapter 30
- Disc 9 -
1 Joe Made No Effort to Reply
2 Chapter 31
3 'What Noisy Fellow Is That in the Next Room?
4 He Went Out By Islington?
5 Dolly in the Meanwhile, Turned to the Corner
6 Chapter 32
7 You Make Me Blush?
8 Chapter 33
9 Mr. Parkes, Who Was Possibly?
10 A More Complete Picture of Terror?
11 Here Old John Precipitately Interrupted?
12 Chapter 34
- Disc 10 -
1 Mr. Willet Fixed His Dull Eyes?
2 Chapter 35
3 You Surprise Me, Grueby?
4 As He Bustled in and Out of the Room?
5 It's a Great Power. You're Right?
6 Chapter 36
7 'Miggs,' Said Lord George?
8 Chapter 37
9 It Was the Slightest Action Possible?
10 So Along the Strand?
11 I Don't Exactly Know How Many?
- Disc 11 -
1 Chapter 38
2 The Enrolment Being Completed?
3 Chapter 39
4 Mr. Tappertit Did Not Stop Here?
5 He Heaved a Deep Sigh As He Indulged?
6 Chapter 40
7 I Thought When You Left Me This Evening?
8 The Knight Looked at Him with a Smile?
9 Chapter 41
10 The Locksmith Did for a Moment Seem Disposed?
11 If There Had Been Anybody?
12 Lest the Reader Should Be at Any Loss?
- Disc 12 -
1 Chapter 42
2 With That, As If to Change the Theme?
3 Chapter 43
4 In the Abstract There Was Nothing?
5 You Have So Much of My Favour, Sir?
6 'This Man,' Said Mr. Haredale?
7 Chapter 44
8 Mr. Dennis Coughed and Shook His Head?
9 Chapter 45
10 Grip Was By No Means An Idle or Unprofitable?
11 Barnaby Looked Curiously at His Eyes?
12 She Moved Towards Him, and Stooped Down
- Disc 13 -
1 Chapter 46
2 He Paused a Moment?
3 Chapter 47
4 Barnaby and His Mother Walked On?
5 He Was Evidently About to Make?
6 Chapter 48
7 With Hands That Trembled with His Eagerness?
8 Scouts Had Been Posted in Advance?
9 Chapter 49
10 It Was Between Two and Three O'Clock?
11 The Boldness of This Action Quite Took Them?
- Disc 14 -
1 Chapter 50
2 'Fire and Fury, Master!' Cried Hugh?
3 Chapter 51
4 'Martha,' Said the Locksmith?
5 Of a Rather Turbulent Description?
6 Chapter 52
7 Dennis Looked to Where Simon Tappertit Lay?
8 Chapter 53
9 You Know the News, Then?
- Disc 15 -
1 The Two Looked at Him, and at Each Other?
2 Chapter 54
3 How Long He Slept, Matters Not?
4 Nearly All the Time While John Looked On?
5 Chapter 55
6 What Hunt of Spectres Could Surpass?
7 The Burning Pile, Revealing Rooms?
8 Chapter 56
9 While Solomon Was Speaking, Old John Sat?
10 After a Short Pause, Mr. Haredale Shouted?
11 Chapter 57
- Disc 16 -
1 Lord George, Biting His Nails?
2 At These Words, Barnaby Furled His Flag?
3 Chapter 58
4 It Was Probably This Circumstance?
5 Chapter 59
6 The Little Hand Seconded This Admonition?
7 Thrusting His Face Away with All Her Force?
8 Poor Little Dolly!
9 Chapter 60
10 Hugh and His Two Friends?
11 Chapter 61
- Disc 17 -
1 Now, You Hear This, My Lord?
2 Chapter 62
3 The Blind Man Listened in Silence
4 That's Better Said?
5 There Is a Gleam of Hope in This!
6 Chapter 63
7 The Young Fellow Who Held the Light?
8 This Incautious Speech?
9 Chapter 64
10 They Struggled Together
11 Although the Heat Was So Intense?
- Disc 18 -
1 Chapter 65
2 It Seemed Not a Minute's Work?
3 While the Hangman Addressed Them?
4 Chapter 66
5 They Laid Him on a Sofa?
6 Chapter 67
7 Besides the Notices on the Gates?
8 The Streets Were Now a Dreadful Spectacle
9 As He Spoke, and Drew Mr. Haredale Back?
10 Chapter 68
- Disc 19 -
1 Sickened By the Sights Surrounding?
2 Chapter 69
3 He Was Speedily Dressed?
4 With Such Vociferations?
5 But This Operation Was Postponed?
6 Chapter 70
7 Suiting the Action to the Word?
8 Lookee Here, My Sugar?
9 Chapter 71
10 Miss Miggs Was at Some Trouble?
11 It Was Some Check Upon Their Transport?
12 But Dolly Could Say Nothing?
- Disc 20 -
1 Chapter 72
2 'By George!' Said the Black Lion?
3 Chapter 73
4 All Remaining Quiet?
5 Barnaby Recoiled in Horror?
6 To Make Me Easy in This Jail
7 Chapter 74
8 He Looked Lazily at Him?
9 Chapter 75
10 Gabriel Thanked Him?
11 Sir John Fanned Himself?
- Disc 21 -
1 Sir John Took a Pinch of Snuff?
2 Chapter 76
3 The Mother and Son Remained?
4 Chapter 77
5 Two Rioters Were to Die Before the Prison?
6 But All These Things Increased His Guilt
7 Barnaby Had Moved Towards the Door?
8 Chapter 78
9 He Could Say Nothing to Her
10 Chapter 79
11 He Pressed Her?
- Disc 22 -
1 But in All the Bandyings from Hand to Hand
2 Chapter 80
3 It Would Have Been Odd Enough?
4 Having Brought This Admonition to An End?
5 Chapter 81
6 The Ashes of the Commonest Fire?
7 He Had His Hand Upon His Sword?
8 Chapter the Last
9 Many Months After?
10 Mr. Willet the Elder?
For the background to this historical novel, a tale of mystery, suspense and unsolved murder, Dickens chose the anti-Catholic Gordon Riots of 1780. Mayhem reigns in the streets of London, vividly described by Dickens, and the innocent Barnaby Rudge is drawn into the thick of it. Against the public disorder, Dickens tells of the private discord within families— with fathers and sons at loggerheads— and creates a wealth of colorful characters: The sinuously evil Lord Chester; the pretty and vivacious Dolly Varden; and the host and regulars at the Maypole Inn— a symbol of security.
