Dodsworth

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It’s 1925, and Sam Dodsworth has just sold his successful automobile company and set off on a European vacation with his wife, Fran. Sam expects to spend a few months traveling before returning to business, but Fran becomes enamored with European culture, and unhappy with small town life, favors staying in Europe permanently. Sam and Fran are forced to reassess both their lives and future marriage.

Lewis’ satirical novel was later adapted for the stage, film and musical theater. - Summary by The Narrator

Chapitres

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Chapter 1 16:25 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 2 25:30 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 3 22:02 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 4 13:42 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 5 26:40 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 6 13:18 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 7 17:19 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 8 19:36 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 9 16:00 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 10 21:17 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 11 1:09:47 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 12 29:31 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 13 13:30 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 14 18:16 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 15 36:53 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 16 37:38 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 17 22:32 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 18 27:58 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 19 39:41 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 20 21:14 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 21 24:45 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 22 37:52 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 23 43:31 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 24 24:26 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 25 25:53 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 26 30:34 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 27 20:53 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 28 19:45 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 29 16:32 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 30 26:46 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 31 25:08 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 32 20:05 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 33 22:12 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 34 18:51 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 35 13:46 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 36 16:07 Lu par Mark Nelson

Critiques

Great Reading; Tedious, Depressing Story


Mark's reading, as usual, was masterful, and the only entertaining aspect, of the book. Neither the story, nor the characters are engaging. This was clearly written, by someone with a less than honorable agenda, towards someone else - an effort to make himself seem the victim of a vile woman, with no redeeming qualities. Even that effort fails, as Sam, the "protagonist" just comes off as a wishy washy enabler, that one quickly becomes frustrated with.

A Profound Lesson in Life


Thank you Mr. Nelson for the excellent work and dedication in bringing us this deep and meaningful novel. For future listeners, please be assured that this is definitely worth your time and attention as a work of serious literature. And, the reader was absolutely wonderful in delivering this fascinating story. Thanks again!


It was well narrated and kept up the interest to the end


A bit tiresome in such relationships that refuse to see reality! Sad