Three People: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
Three People by Pansy: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 29 original MP3 tracks, 9:34:15 running time and a link to listen.
Three People, credited to Pansy, 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 Three People by Pansy. Read in English by TriciaG Three boys in very different home environments start life on the same day: the pampered Pliny Hastings, the solidly brought-up Benny Phillips, and the uneducated street scamp Theodore “Tode” Mall. Their lives intertwine around the issue of "rum" and a dying mother's prayer for her little boy. A classic Pansy book with a strong temperance message. - Summary by TriciaG
Recording facts
- Recording title: Three People
- Author credits: Pansy
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 29
- Listed recording duration: 9:34:15
Catalogue topics
- fiction
- christian
- alcoholism
- Friendship
- addiction
- temperance
- choices
Opening tracks: first 24 of 29
- 01 - Some Babies — 14:00
- 02 - John Birge's Opportunity — 15:08
- 03 - Wolfie — 14:40
- 04 - Brain Work — 17:15
- 05 - Tode's Ambition — 11:24
- 06 - New Ideas — 13:09
- 07 - Two T's — 13:29
- 08 - Which Shall Prosper, This or That? — 17:51
- 09 - Take It Away — 16:49
- 10 - Habakkuk — 18:04
- 11 - Business and Bottles — 21:08
- 12 - The Stepping Stone — 22:49
- 13 - Tode's Real Estate — 23:07
- 14 - Signs and Wonders — 22:18
- 15 - Exit Tode Mall — 24:13
- 16 - Pledges and Partnerships — 22:10
- 17 - Translations — 17:11
- 18 - Wine is a Mocker — 27:29
- 19 - The Three People Meet Again — 18:54
- 20 - Mrs. Jenkins' Tommy — 20:15
- 21 - Midnight Work — 27:02
- 22 - Poor Pliny — 22:17
- 23 - Judgments — 23:59
- 24 - A Double Crisis — 20:29
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