The Hoofs of Pegasus: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Hoofs of Pegasus, credited to Maria Letitia Stockett, 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 Hoofs of Pegasus by Maria Letitia Stockett. Read in English by Alan Mapstone; Kessie; Phil Schempf; Larry Wilson; Stefan Von Blon; mleigh; Karen V. ; Simona Rusu; Louise Poulsom; ambsweet13; Andrew Gaunce; Mawusi; Rowan Puttergill Maria Letitia Stockett was a highly respected English teacher in Baltimore, Maryland, but also well-known as an author. In addition to her poetry she wrote Baltimore: A Not Too Serious History in 1928, and America, First, Fast & Furious . This is a collection of her short lyrical poems of nature, sentient and spirit. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Hoofs of Pegasus
• Author credits: Maria Letitia Stockett
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 41
• Listed recording duration: 47:41

Catalogue topics

• verse
• American Literature
• women authors
• rhyme

Opening tracks: first 24 of 41

1. 01 - Pegasus — 1:25
2. 02 - In October — 0:54
3. 03 - Sleep — 1:36
4. 04 - Free — 1:09
5. 05 - Our Lady of Understanding — 1:37
6. 06 - At Eventide — 0:57
7. 07 - Sacrament — 1:16
8. 08 - Truth In a Well — 0:48
9. 09 - Silence — 0:43
10. 10 - Jewels — 1:25
11. 11 - The Pool — 1:06
12. 12 - Larkspur — 0:50
13. 13 - Sounds — 1:09
14. 14 - To Salari’s Madonna — 0:49
15. 15 - The Bathers — 1:10
16. 16 - At the Symphony — 1:12
17. 17 - Wedding Song — 1:06
18. 18 - February — 1:01
19. 19 - To the Four Archangels — 1:10
20. 20 - A Prisoner — 2:20
21. 21 - Afterward — 0:39
22. 22 - The Ascent of Ishtar — 2:00
23. 23 - Discovery — 0:49
24. 24 - Pomegranates — 1:26

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