Songs of Action
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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This is a collection of poems by Arthur Conan Doyle centering around the theme of war, action and adventure. - Summary by Carolin (1 hr 35 min)
Kapitel
| The Song of the Bow | 1:25 | Gelesen von James Koss |
| Cremona | 6:45 | Gelesen von Jeanie |
| The Storming Party | 2:42 | Gelesen von L. Christopherson |
| The Frontier Line | 2:35 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer |
| Corporal Dick's Promotion | 5:50 | Gelesen von Jeanie |
| A Forgotten Tale | 2:09 | Gelesen von James Koss |
| Pennarby Mine | 3:12 | Gelesen von Greg Giordano |
| A Rover Chanty | 3:16 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) |
| A Ballad of the Ranks | 3:23 | Gelesen von inflected |
| A Lay of the Links | 2:21 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer |
| The Dying Whip | 7:28 | Gelesen von Greg Giordano |
| Master | 1:22 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer |
| H.M.S. 'Foudroyant' | 3:01 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) |
| The Farnshire Cup | 8:01 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) |
| The Groom's Story | 6:38 | Gelesen von Greg Giordano |
| With the Chiddingfolds | 4:00 | Gelesen von Martin Geeson |
| A Hunting Morning | 1:20 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer |
| The Old Gray Fox | 3:54 | Gelesen von Shakira Searle |
| 'Ware Holes | 3:35 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) |
| The Home-Coming of the 'Eurydice' | 3:21 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) |
| The Inner Room | 3:11 | Gelesen von Martin Geeson |
| The Irish Colonel | 0:38 | Gelesen von Etel Buss |
| The Blind Archer | 2:32 | Gelesen von Shakira Searle |
| A Parable | 0:38 | Gelesen von Amanda Vickery |
| A Tragedy | 1:26 | Gelesen von Shakira Searle |
| The Passing | 6:29 | Gelesen von James Koss |
| The Franklin's Maid | 1:43 | Gelesen von Shakira Searle |
| The Old Huntsman | 2:09 | Gelesen von James Koss |
Bewertungen
GREAT DIVERSITY, ALL WITH ACTION
Avid Listener
A fine collection. The action can be felt in most of them. ACD sets the bar high for some of his metres. CREMONA is especially well constructed. Some of the readers were good, some were just reading words, but, why does Librivox continue to use non-native English speakers to read English poetry--the results are ludicrous.