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Lady Baltimore

Gelesen von Lois Hill

(4,357 Sterne; 21 Bewertungen)

Augustus visits King's Port, South Carolina, at the request of his Aunt Carola, and at her expense. She wants him to research genealogies and records to find proof that he is descended from royalty so that he can join her exclusive club, the Colonial Society. While there, he becomes involved in a love affair between John Mayrant and Eliza La Heu. (Summary by Lois Hill) (9 hr 51 min)

Chapters

00 - Introduction

5:03

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01 - A Word about My Aunt

13:40

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02 - I Vary My Lunch

14:29

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03 - Kings Port Talks

23:41

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04 - The Girl Behind the Counter - I

14:18

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05 - The Boy of the Cake

17:38

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06 - In the Churchyard

31:25

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07 - The Girl Behind the Counter - II

20:09

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08 - Midsummer-Night's Dream

37:49

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09 - Juno

13:43

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10 - High Walk and the Ladies

47:38

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11 - Daddy Ben and His Seed

23:08

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12 - From the Bedside

20:05

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13 - The Girl Behind the Counter - III

22:59

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14 - The Replacers

36:17

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15 - What She Came to See

45:00

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16 - The Steel Wasp

26:36

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17 - Doing the Handsome Thing

22:08

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18 - Again the Replacers

33:18

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19 - Udolpho

32:07

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20 - What She Wanted Him For

19:37

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21 - Hortense's Cigarette Goes Out

37:30

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22 - Behind the Times

23:15

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23 - Poor Aunt Carola!

6:37

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24 - Post Scriptum

3:07

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Bewertungen

Sweetened by Lady Baltimore cake.

(5 Sterne)

As chance had it, I came across 'Lady Baltimore' soon after listening to Chesnutt's devastating novel 'The Colonel's Dream' Both novels are about visitors to small Southern towns dealing with the changes brought about by reconstruction. While these novels tell very different stories, I found much value in both. There is truth in the telling of both. This was my introduction to Owen Wiston, and I truly enjoyed the softer pacing, which perfectly matched the story told. Excellent reading by Lois Hill

SERENDIPITOUS

(5 Sterne)

What a wonderful celebration of the last vestiges of gentility. That we have fallen so far from it is depressing. This was my first encounter with Lols Hill; she quickly vaulted to top tier of Librivox readers.

great southern classic

(4,5 Sterne)

Lovely sweet story From early 1900s about the South during late Reconstruction . Excellent prose and characterization.

Genteel and slower than a southern afternoon

(4 Sterne)

Beautifully read.