Silhouettes: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Silhouettes, credited to Arthur Symons, 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 Silhouettes by Arthur Symons. Read in English by bletheringape; Shriya; Julian Pratley; Stefan Von Blon; Bruce Kachuk; Kathi M. Walsheck; Andrew Gaunce; Alan Mapstone; RomaSingh; Priyanka Mary Christine; Anamika; hecate; Ellies; Phil Schempf This is a collection of verses by British poet, critic and magazine editor Arthur Symons, which, as some reviewers assure us, was "'unwholesome," because, he said, they had "a faint smell of Patchouli about them."' Modern readers may value the poetry in this volume differently. - Summary by Carolin

Recording facts

• Recording title: Silhouettes
• Author credits: Arthur Symons
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 76
• Listed recording duration: 1:24:05

Catalogue topics

• poetry
• poem
• england
• Wales
• 1896
• patchouli
• 2021

Opening tracks: first 24 of 76

1. 00 - Preface: Being a Word on Behalf of Patchouli — 5:52
2. 01 - After Sunset — 0:36
3. 02 - On the Beach — 0:59
4. 03 - Rain on the Down — 0:39
5. 04 - Before the Squall — 0:46
6. 05 - Under the Cliffs — 0:47
7. 06 - Requies — 0:41
8. 07 - Pastel — 0:33
9. 08 - Her Eyes — 0:42
10. 09 - Morbidezza — 1:07
11. 10 - Maquillage — 0:48
12. 11 - Impression — 0:48
13. 12 - An Angel of Perugino — 0:44
14. 13 - At Fontainebleau — 0:53
15. 14 - On the Heath — 0:41
16. 15 - In the Oratory — 1:33
17. 16 - Pattie — 0:41
18. 17 - In an Omnibus — 1:39
19. 18 - On Meeting After — 0:54
20. 19 - In Bohemia — 1:22
21. 20 - Emmy — 1:33
22. 21 - Emmy at the Eldorado — 1:41
23. 22 - At the Cavour — 1:02
24. 23 - In the Haymarket — 0:56

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