Charles Dickens - Oliver Twist Retol (CD Used Very Good) Read BY Jonathan Keeble

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Charles Dickens - Oliver Twist Retol
Charles Dickens - Oliver Twist Retold For Younge (CD Used Very Good) Read BY Jonathan Keeble
Label:
Naxos Audio Books
Format:
CD
Release Date:
01 Jan 2012
No. of Discs:
2
Item Condition:
Shrinkwrap was renewed, no visible damage on disc or booklet. Jewel case may have cosmetic damage, online codes for possible online (Ultraviolet) or bonus content may be expired or missing.
Album Tracks
DISC 1:
1.
"Among their other public buildings, most towns have a workhouse"
2.
The evening arrived; the boys took their places.
3.
Oliver had been at the undertakers some three weeks
4.
The journey took him nearly a week.
5.
It was late next morning when Oliver awoke
6.
"For many days, Oliver remained in Fagins room"
7.
"Meanwhile, back at Fagins den"
8.
Oliver was tended with all Mrs. Bedwins care
9.
At length they turned into a very filthy narrow street
10.
"Fagin locked him in the room, alone, for many days"
11.
"It was a chill, damp, windy night"
12.
Bill and Oliver woke the next day at half-past five
13.
The night was bitter cold.
14.
Fagin stopped to hear no more
15.
He had reached the corner of his own street
DISC 2:
1.
And now we can return to Oliver Twist
2.
"While they sat quietly, a gig drove up to the garden-gate"
3.
"Spring flew swiftly by, and summer came."
4.
Not many weeks later
5.
"On the next evening, Monks went to Fagins house."
6.
After a sleepless and anxious night
7.
It was nearly two hours before day-break
8.
The twilight was beginning to close in
9.
Monks drew his breath yet more freely
10.
In the Borough of Southwark stands Jacobs Island
11.
"Some two days after these events, Oliver was travelling in a coach"
12.
"The will, said Mr. Brownlow, as Olivers tears fell fast"
13.
The fortunes of those who have figured in this tale are nearly closed.
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