Voces Populi
F. Anstey
Lu par Don W. Jenkins





F. Anstey was the nom de plume of Thomas Anstey Guthrie, a Londoner who was trained for the bar but found success as a writer of humorous pieces for Punch and humorous novels. Voces Populi, a collection of his Punch pieces, is considered to be among his best works. He treats an array of situations from the charlatan conjuror to a row over a lady's large, obstructive hat at the music hall. - Summary by Don W. Jenkins (4 hr 48 min)
Chapitres
An Evening with a Conjuror | 11:03 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the Tudor Exhibition | 9:49 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
In an Omnibus | 10:36 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At a Sale of High Class Sculpture | 12:57 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the Guelph Exhibition | 9:52 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the Royal Academy | 12:15 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the Horse Show | 10:16 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At a Dance | 11:20 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the British Museum | 11:49 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
The Travelling Menagerie | 9:16 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the Regent Street Tussauds | 8:46 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the Military Exhibition | 10:44 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the French Exhibition | 11:30 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
In the Mall on Drawing Room Day | 9:09 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At a Parisian Cafe Chantant | 8:30 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At a Garden Party | 11:23 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At the Military Tournament | 9:12 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
Free Speech | 10:32 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
The Riding Class | 11:59 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
The Impromptu Charade Party | 10:20 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
A Christmas Romp | 11:00 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
On the Ice | 10:10 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
In a Fog | 8:20 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
Bricks Without Straw | 8:40 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
At a Music Hall | 10:13 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
A Recitation Under Difficulties | 10:20 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
Bank Holiday | 10:32 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
A Row in the Pit; or The Obstructive Hat | 7:41 | Lu par Don W. Jenkins |
Critiques
Laughter Is Great Medicine





Jpassservais
I have read recently that laughter is actually good medicine and I know it is for me. These were very funny little episodes but Don Jenkins' manner of reading them was even better. Thank you again, Mr. Jenkins for the excellent reading of this work, and the many others you have read for Librivox. You have a great gift and may God bless you for giving so much of yourself for the benefit of others. Thanks to everyone at Librivox!





unimpressed
Not impressed. The reader put me off greatly. I’m sure he has good intentions, but I rather he would put the voices. I favour the soothing readers, preferably with Brit accent!
Didn't keep my interest





mikezane
This collection of short stories didn't keep my interest. I listened to a few, but no sparks. Excellent reader tho, as always.