The Widow Barnaby: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Widow Barnaby, credited to Frances Milton Trollope, 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 Widow Barnaby by Frances Milton Trollope. Read in English by Celine Major. The vain, flirtatious and presumptuous husband hunting Mrs. Barnaby delves into high-class society of which she knows very little leading to some rather awkward and moments and ridiculous mistakes. Add the love and distresses of her lovely and demure niece Agnes, Mrs. Trollope's sharp wit, and you have the perfect for a lighthearted Victorian romance. (Celine Major)

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Widow Barnaby
• Author credits: Frances Milton Trollope
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 42
• Listed recording duration: 17:44:05

Opening tracks: first 24 of 42

1. 01 - VOLUME 1 Chapter 1-2 — 36:33
2. 02 - Volume 1 Chapter 3-4 — 34:19
3. 03 - Volume 1 Chapter 5-6 — 30:27
4. 04 - Volume 1 Chapter 7-8 — 28:31
5. 05 - Volume 1 Chapter 9-10 — 30:44
6. 06 - Volume 1 Chapter 11-12 — 34:00
7. 07 - Volume 1 Chapter 13 — 14:49
8. 08 - Volume 1 Chapter 14 — 33:26
9. 09 - Volume 1 Chapter 15-16 — 38:18
10. 10 - Volume 1 Chapter 17 — 22:12
11. 11 - Volume 1 Chapter 18 — 23:31
12. 12 - VOLUME 2 Chapter 1 — 27:09
13. 13 - Volume 2 Chapter 2 — 35:05
14. 14 - Volume 2 Chapter 3 — 19:54
15. 15 - Volume 2 Chapter 4 — 24:52
16. 16 - Volume 2 Chapter 5 — 30:13
17. 17 - Volume 2 Chapter 6 — 20:42
18. 18 - Volume 2 Chapter 7 — 26:13
19. 19 - Volume 2 Chapter 08 — 35:04
20. 20 - Volume 2 Chapter 9-10 — 34:32
21. 21 - Volume 2 Chapter 11 — 14:25
22. 22 - Volume 2 Chapter 12 — 32:34
23. 23 - Volume 2 Chapter 13 — 22:02
24. 24 - Volume 2 Chapter 14 — 23:49

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