The Golden Bough: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
The Golden Bough by George Gibbs: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 26 original MP3 tracks, 12:20:03 running time and a link to listen.

The Golden Bough, credited to George Gibbs, 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 The Golden Bough by George Gibbs. Read in English by Tony Oliva The eyes of the Légionnaire, now grown accustomed to the glow of the light, made sure that the figure had not moved, nor was aware of his silent and furtive approach. Two plans of action suggested themselves, one to move behind the foliage to the right and intercept the monk with the lantern should he attempt to flee toward the lights of the house nearby, the other to risk all in a frank statement, a plea for charity and asylum. (A selection from Chapter 1. )
Recording facts
- Recording title: The Golden Bough
- Author credits: George Gibbs
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 26
- Listed recording duration: 12:20:03
Catalogue topics
- romance
- intrigue
- World War I
- spy vs spy
- clandestine organization
Opening tracks: first 24 of 26
- 01 - CREPUSCULE — 23:27
- 02 - ENIGMA — 27:09
- 03 - MYSTERY — 28:58
- 04 - TANYA — 27:51
- 05 - KHODKINE — 25:06
- 06 - ZOYA — 30:16
- 07 - CAMOUFLAGE — 34:34
- 08 - DISASTER — 27:10
- 09 - SURPRISES — 22:42
- 10 - FLIGHT — 27:04
- 11 - THE PLOT — 31:07
- 12 - PURSUIT — 35:51
- 13 - A SCENT — 33:17
- 14 - THE CLUE — 21:42
- 15 - THE TURKISH CIGARETTE — 31:17
- 16 - RESCUE — 24:54
- 17 - THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE — 40:24
- 18 - STROMBERG — 33:45
- 19 - A SAMARITAN — 26:46
- 20 - ESCAPE — 30:27
- 21 - THE VISITOR — 29:25
- 22 - PILGRIMS — 26:02
- 23 - THE PRIEST — 19:18
- 24 - A NIGHT ADVENTURE — 30:50
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