The House with the Twisting Passage: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The House with the Twisting Passage, credited to Marion St. John Webb, 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 House with the Twisting Passage, by Marion St. John Webb. Read by Xenutia.] When Jenny goes to stay with her Aunt Abby, a caretaker in a grand old manor-house, she discovers a wonderful twisting passage on the second floor with an array of colourful characters living in the rooms along it – each of them with a story to tell. (Summary by Xenutia)

Recording facts

• Recording title: The House with the Twisting Passage
• Author credits: Marion St. John Webb
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 22
• Listed recording duration: 5:35:38

Catalogue topics

• Children

Track guide

1. 01 - The House with the Twisting Passage — 12:05
2. 02 - Jenny's Miss Clare — 4:31
3. 03 - The Other Miss Clare — 8:28
4. 04 - The Lighted Windows — 6:59
5. 05 - What Happened While Jenny Was Away — 7:09
6. 06 - A Strange Discovery — 13:22
7. 07 - The People Behind the Doors — 4:29
8. 08 - Miss Primrose's Story — 12:51
9. 09 - Black Jack's Story — 50:11
10. 10 - Uncle Nodding — 8:49
11. 11 - Miss Ruby's Story — 30:07
12. 12 - Tarramina's Tale — 11:17
13. 13 - Peter Bollin's Tale — 39:46
14. 14 - The Rhymes of Mr Dennis — 4:20
15. 15 - The February Lady's Story — 28:03
16. 16 - Jenny Meets the Littlest One — 4:51
17. 17 - Old Mrs Bunch's Tale — 12:42
18. 18 - Nanny Remembers — 26:34
19. 19 - Phil the Fiddler's Story — 20:50
20. 20 - The Lights Go Out in the Windows — 8:38
21. 21 - The Finding of Mr Snatcher — 4:49
22. 22 - The Real Miss Clare — 14:57

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