Flower of the Dusk: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
Flower of the Dusk by Myrtle Reed: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 24 original MP3 tracks, 6:50:09 running time and a link to listen.
Flower of the Dusk, credited to Myrtle Reed, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.
About the work
The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:
LibriVox recording of Flower of the Dusk by Myrtle Reed. Read in English by Daryl Wor Published in 1908, this is the story of two small families and the agreeable couple who help them. The heartfelt Norths, though clouded by disabilities, maintain the joy of life while struggling through sadness and loss. Their neighbours, the Austins, live comfortably if without much in the way of shared interest. As Eloise Wynne approaches to “bless” the Norths with her amiable fiancé, Doctor Allan Conrad, the two offspring in each family discover a hidden deception and how each parent, that they had grown up without, had met their fatal ends. - Summary by Daryl Wor
Recording facts
- Recording title: Flower of the Dusk
- Author credits: Myrtle Reed
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 24
- Listed recording duration: 6:50:09
Track guide
- 01 - A Maker of Songs — 16:49
- 02 - Miss Mattie — 15:53
- 03 - The Tower of Cologne — 16:32
- 04 - The Seventh of June — 16:24
- 05 - Eloise — 16:05
- 06 - A Letter — 17:28
- 07 - An Afternoon Call — 17:01
- 08 - A Fairy Godmother — 13:47
- 09 - Taking The Chance — 17:04
- 10 - In The Garden — 18:45
- 11 - Barbara's ''To-morrow'' — 14:51
- 12 - Miriam — 15:35
- 13 - ''Women Suffrage'' — 13:31
- 14 - Barbara's Birthday — 16:09
- 15 - The Song of The Pines — 18:09
- 16 - Betrayal — 19:09
- 17 - ''Never Again'' — 16:57
- 18 - The Passing of Fido — 19:03
- 19 - The Dreams Comes True — 23:19
- 20 - Pardon — 17:19
- 21 - The Perils of The City — 15:17
- 22 - Autumn Leaves — 17:07
- 23 - Letters To Constance — 19:02
- 24 - The Bells In The Tower — 18:53
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