Annie Kilburn
William Dean Howells
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After 11 years in Rome, Annie Kilburn returns home to the US after the death of her father. But the home she knew is dramatically changed in many ways. She starts to work with sick children, and finds herself attached to them, and to the minister who helps her, Mr. Peck. (Summary by Stav Nisser) (7 hr 58 min)
Kapitel
| 01 - Chapter 1 | 6:28 | Gelesen von Patti Cunningham |
| 02 - Chapter 2 | 6:09 | Gelesen von Kristin G. |
| 03 - Chapter 3 | 19:52 | Gelesen von Kristin G. |
| 04 - Chapter 4 | 15:02 | Gelesen von Julia Miller |
| 05 - Chapter 05 | 31:39 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 06 - Chapter 6 | 16:50 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 07 - Chapter 7 | 16:06 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 08 - Chapter 8 | 32:25 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 09 - Chapter 9 | 10:22 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 10 - Chapter X | 13:46 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 11 - Chapter 11 | 44:29 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 12 - Chapter 12 | 12:40 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 13 - Chapter 13 | 16:57 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 14 - Chapter 14 | 17:26 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 15 - Chapter 15 | 10:21 | Gelesen von Joannemmp |
| 16 - Chapter 16 | 8:38 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 17 - Chapter 17 | 11:19 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 18 - Chapter 18 | 13:14 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 19 - Chapter 19 | 11:25 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 20 - Chapter 20 | 13:58 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 21 - Chapter 21 | 16:25 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 22 - Chapter 22 | 9:46 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 23 - Chapter 23 | 11:24 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 24 - Chapter 24 | 19:36 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 25 - Chapter 25 | 28:21 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 26 - Chapter 26 | 10:38 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 27 - Chapter 27 | 13:22 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 28 - Chapter 28 | 9:40 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 29 - Chapter 29 | 7:13 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
| 30 - Chapter 30 | 22:52 | Gelesen von LynnAlison |
Bewertungen
Great Job reading by this female collaborative !
dahszil
About a third the way through. The first part of the book seemed to be your typical trials and tribulations of the bourgeois. But it changes into interesting ideas about problems that we are wrestling with today too, like the swiftly widening wealth gap between an elite few and the many. Embarrassed to admit not knowing much about the author William Dean Howells, i being an American. I found out that Howells was a leading figure in late 19th, early 20th century american literature. As well as being a writer, journalist, publisher, he not only was a critic on matters literary but also socially and morally. Howell's was a member of the Christian Socialists movement, very interesting....to be continued, if i don't forget. some levity, an attempt at anyways: A child was eating a piece of pie his grandmother recently baked. Grand ma mah asks grandchild: Do you know what keeps the upper crust together? grandchild: umah?, (child looks at top crust)....no, i don't have a clue grandma. Grandmother: Most of everyone else's "dough" for a few crumbs on top. dahszil male usa(but "more than of Athens, a citizen of the world" or something like that -- Socrates, circa 5th century b.c.)
southern accent in Massachusetts???
Susan
Why would a native of rural Massachusetts have a southern accent. Please, just read books in your natural voice.