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Mrs. Dymond

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(3,167 Sterne; 18 Bewertungen)

Susanna Holcombe, a very sensitive and free spirited young lady, tries to fit in to society. But it is very hard for a Victorian woman to carve her own path, and she is almost forced to marry colonel Dymond. This book tells about her trials and tribulations. Can she find her place at last? Perfect for fans of Mary Elizabeth Braddon and Anthony Trollope, and those who want a Jane Austen novel with a twist. Anne Isabella Thackeray Ritchie was the eldest daughter of William Makepeace Thackeray, author of Vanity Fair. - Summary by Stav Nisser. (0 hr 37 min)

Chapters

Book 1, Chapter 1: Empty Houses

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Book 1, Chapter 2: In a Gig

27:35

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Book 1, Chapter 3: Coffee

21:50

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Book 1, Chapter 4: ''Tell me why Susanna's fair''

15:21

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Book 1, Chapter 5: The Atelier

18:09

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Book 1, Chapter 6: Piano

27:27

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Book 1, Chapter 7: In the Dawn

8:53

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Book 1, Chapter 8: Afterwards

11:32

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Book 2, Chapter 1: Beacon Fires

17:16

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Book 2, Chapter 2: A Wedding Party

11:12

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Book 2, Chapter 3: London City

23:29

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Book 2, Chapter 4: ''A Boat, a Boat unto the Ferry''

15:10

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Book 2, Chapter 5: Stella mea

20:54

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Book 2, Chapter 6: Prince Hassan's Carpet

16:10

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Book 2, Chapter 7: Monsieur Caron's History of Socialism

17:33

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Book 2, Chapter 8: Susanna at Home

22:15

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Book 2, Chapter 9: Josselin's Stepmother

13:07

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Book 2, Chapter 10:Three on a Hill-side

13:28

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Book 2, Chapter 11: Day by Day

17:02

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Book 2, Chapter 12: A Welcome

13:18

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Book 2, Chapter 13: About Phraisie

12:31

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Book 2, Chapter 14 : Under the Cedar-trees

18:18

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Book 2, Chapter 15: ''The Colonel goes Home''

15:40

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Book 2, Chapter 16: The Doctor and the Lady

12:34

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Book 3, Chapter 1: Afterwards

17:14

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Book 3, Chapter 2: At a Window

14:36

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Book 3, Chapter 3: Incense and Violets

14:31

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Book 3, Chapter 4: St. Damian and Others

16:18

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Book 3, Chapter 5: Almsgiving

15:49

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Book 3, Chapter 6: St. Cloud before the Storm

10:15

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Book 3, Chapter 7: A la Peche miraculeuse

11:22

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Book 3, Chapter 8: Susanna's Correspondence

12:53

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Book 3, Chapter 9: Susanna and her Mother

10:10

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Book 3, Chapter 10: Saying ''Good-bye''

23:25

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Book 4, Chapter 1: War and Rumours of War

14:14

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Book 4, Chapter 2: The Black Shadows

15:35

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Book 4, Chapter 3: Three Miles along the Road

12:43

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Book 4, Chapter 4: Adieu les Songes d'or

20:03

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Book 4, Chapter 5: St. Cloud after the Storm

13:38

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Book 4, Chapter 6: At Versailles

14:12

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Book 4, Chapter 7: Red comes into Fashion

18:02

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Book 4, Chapter 8: One old Friend to another

13:08

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Book 4, Chapter 9: Past the Church of St. Roch

9:44

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Book 4, Chapter 10: Funeralia

15:43

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Book 4, Chapter 11: In an empty Apartment

11:11

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Book 4, Chapter 12: At the Terminus

17:29

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Book 4, Chapter 13: Caron

15:24

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L'Envoi

10:36

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Bewertungen

(3 Sterne)

Just an ok Victorian romance. It got better in the last “book” when the action took place in Paris during out of control revolutionary rioting. The readers did a fine job. Please stop complaining about readers who give their time and effort for no payment to read to us.

Historical Fiction

(4,5 Sterne)

Despite other reviews, I was relieved that these later readers pronounced everything correctly. Despite the last reader's monotone, this is still an amazing glimpse of the French Revolution in all it's insanity. I learned much that I did not already know about this history.

very bad readers

(0,5 Sterne)

horrible readers in the last few chapters...the book is very interesting but the last 2 readers ruined it for me...