Thou Art The Man: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Thou Art The Man, credited to Mary Elizabeth Braddon, 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 Thou Art The Man by Mary Elizabeth Braddon. Read in English by beyondutopia Sibyl married after assuming that her cousin, with whom she was in love, died. However, said cousin, who suffers from epilepsy, found himself near a murder scene and had no idea what happened. Fearing the worst, he ran away. Ten years later, Sibyl discovers that he is alive. What happened on that terrible night? - Summary by Stav Nisser

Recording facts

• Recording title: Thou Art The Man
• Author credits: Mary Elizabeth Braddon
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 32
• Listed recording duration: 17:06:20

Catalogue topics

• love story
• medical thriller

Opening tracks: first 24 of 32

1. 01 - A Letter from the Dead — 43:38
2. 02 - Cora's Diary — 9:36
3. 03 - Cora's Diary: for Paternal Perusal — 30:35
4. 04 - A Marriage De Convenance — 51:14
5. 05 - From the Faroff Land — 49:24
6. 06 - If it could have been — 56:23
7. 07 - Urquhart considers himself Ill-used — 35:35
8. 08 - Dreaming and Waking — 18:55
9. 09 - In the Pine Wood — 53:30
10. 10 - — 38:19
11. 11 - Before the Coroner — 13:54
12. 12 - Encompassed with Darkness — 29:46
13. 13 - — 40:45
14. 14 - — 43:37
15. 15 - — 28:17
16. 16 - — 22:37
17. 17 - What People said — 36:19
18. 18 - Lady Penrith's Idea — 21:58
19. 19 - Coralie's Journal: for Paternal Inspection — 21:23
20. 20 - The Carpews have a Boarder — 22:57
21. 21 - Coralie's Private Journal — 21:05
22. 22 - — 28:36
23. 23 - — 17:58
24. 24 - The Vicar of St. Jude's — 23:43

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