The Town Traveller


Lu par Arnold

(4.1 stars; 27 reviews)

The town traveller is himself a British salesman, living in a lower class part of London in the Victorian era. The story depicts his interactions with his neighbors, and thus brings us images and vocabulary of personal exchanges, street scenes and practices of that time and class. The story is generally lighthearted and the action fast paced, although the characters are not at all intricate. (Arnold Banner) (7 hr 11 min)

Chapitres

MR. GAMMON BREAKFASTS IN BED 9:47 Lu par Arnold
A MISSING UNCLE 11:04 Lu par Arnold
THE CHINA SHOP 16:49 Lu par Arnold
POLLY AND MR. PARISH 13:36 Lu par Arnold
A NONDESCRIPT 19:07 Lu par Arnold
THE HEAD WAITER AT CHAFFEY'S 15:36 Lu par Arnold
POLLY'S WRATH 15:59 Lu par Arnold
MR. GAMMON'S RESOLVE 17:39 Lu par Arnold
POLLY'S DEFIANCE 15:16 Lu par Arnold
THE STORMING OF THE FORT 14:22 Lu par Arnold
THE NOSE OF THE TREFOYLES 15:29 Lu par Arnold
POLLY CONDESCENDS 14:00 Lu par Arnold
GAMMON THE CRAFTY 10:16 Lu par Arnold
MR. PARISH PURSUES A BROUGHAM 21:39 Lu par Arnold
THE NAME OF GILDERSLEEVE 14:36 Lu par Arnold
AN ALLY IN THE QUEST 17:05 Lu par Arnold
POLLY SHOWS WEAKNESS 18:15 Lu par Arnold
LORD POLPERRO'S REPRESENTATIVE 21:25 Lu par Arnold
NOT IN THE SECRET 15:54 Lu par Arnold
THE HUSBAND'S RETURN 19:25 Lu par Arnold
HIS LORDSHIP'S WILL 21:06 Lu par Arnold
NEW YEAR'S EVE 14:05 Lu par Arnold
HIS LORDSHIP RETIRES 21:25 Lu par Arnold
THE TRAVELLER'S FICKLENESS AND FRAUD 19:23 Lu par Arnold
THE MISSING WORD 15:15 Lu par Arnold
A DOUBLE EVENT 12:36 Lu par Arnold
THE TRAVELLER AT REST 10:17 Lu par Arnold

Critiques

well read


(5 stars)

I dont agree with nope. Yes it's a strong American accent that would jar reading Jane Austen, but not incongruous for this light and frothy tale that could as easily have been situated in Boston. Voice modulation and expression is good and varies with characters. I hazard a guess that reader has also run through the chapter for comprehension before recording. Thank you for your time.

could have been fantastic


(1.5 stars)

absolutely ruined this book, why the heck would you have someone with an extremely American accent read it? Even as a narrator it's ruined it, but what made it worse was the street scenes as if in 1700 London but all I hear is a terrible American voice.

Good reading and story


(5 stars)

I agree with Adrian. Arnold does a great job. I'm English and in no way did his gentle accent spoil the reading for me. The story develops in an unexpected way. I really enjoyed it.

obx12


(4.5 stars)

Excellent reader. A light listen with twists