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Lady Audley’s Secret
by Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Mary Elizabeth Braddon’s first novel, Lady Audley’s Secret, was one of the most popular English novels of its day. Published serially in 1862, it tells the story of the lovely Lucy Graham, who becomes Lady Audley at the beginning of the novel, and who conceals a scandalous secret from her new husband and his family. The plot, which includes madness, bigamy, attempted murder, and seduction, made this a shocking but highly successful story for Victorian audiences. It remains one of the best examples of 19th century sensational fiction, and is a wonderfully absorbing book.
Read by Elizabeth Klett.
M4B audiobook of complete book
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This audio is part of the collection: The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection
It also belongs to collections: Audio Books & Poetry; Community Audio
Artist/Composer: Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Date: 2007-09-25
Source: Librivox recording of a public-domain text
Keywords: literature; audiobook; fiction; braddon; lady audleys secret; librivox
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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| 01 - Lucy |
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| 02 - On Board the Argus |
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| 03 - Hidden Relics |
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| 04 - In the First Page of 'The Times' |
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| 05 - The Headstone at Ventnor |
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| 06 - Anywhere, Anywhere Out of the World |
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| 07 - After a Year |
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| 08 - Before the Storm |
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| 09 - After the Storm |
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| 10 - Missing |
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| 11 - The Mark Upon My Lady's Wrist |
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| 12 - Still Missing |
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| 13 - Troubled Dreams |
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| 14 - Phoebe's Suitor |
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| 15 - On the Watch |
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| 16 - Robert Audley Gets His Conge |
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| 17 - At the Castle Inn |
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| 18 - Robert Receives a Visitor Whom He Had Scarcely Expected |
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| 19 - The Writing in the Book |
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| 20 - Mrs. Plowson |
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| 21 - Little Georgey Leaves His Old Home |
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| 22 - Coming to a Standstill |
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| 23 - Clara |
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| 24 - George's Letters |
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| 25 - Retrograde Investigation |
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| 26 - So Far and No Farther |
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| 27 - Beginning at the Other End |
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| 28 - Hidden in the Grave |
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| 29 - In the Lime-Walk |
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| 30 - Preparing the Ground |
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| 31 - Phoebe's Petition |
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| 32 - The Red Light in the Sky |
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| 33 - The Bearer of the Tidings |
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| 34 - My Lady Tells the Truth |
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| 35 - The Hush That Succeeds the Tempest |
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| 36 - Doctor Mosgrave's Advice |
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| 37 - Buried Alive |
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| 38 - Ghost-Haunted |
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| 39 - Restored |
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| 40 - At Peace |
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Reviewer:
jollyrogered -
Subject:
Favorite Readers
I listen to a lot of librivox, and I am generally very pleased with the reading. Sometimes, though, you come across a reader that is so excellent that you start listening to everything they read. Elizabeth Klett is one of those. She has such an excellent quality of voice, a good range of character voices, and the perfect reading tempo.
On top of that, I really enjoyed this book. Its an excellent mystery and poses many questions to the reader. Is it a book about madness or feminism? What a great read!
Reviewer:
Sorker -
Subject:
Elizabeth Klett. can do no wrong
What a treasure Elizabeth Klett is!
This is my third review of Elizabeth. She acted in and edited a recent Merchant of Venice, and has a growing following. She shines not just for her talent; she prepares very well. You KNOW that she's read the piece several times and so knows the importance of each sentence to the elements then being developed. He pace, diction, pronunciation etc are superb and absolutely consistent from start to finish.
With a lesser reader, or if I were reading the book,I might not have liked this book. Elizabeth's talent and effort present the work accessibly and keeps up my interest.
Reviewer:
Dragonflyer -
Subject:
Good Romance and Mystery
This book reminded me of the TV show, Murder She Wrote, so if you liked that series, I think you will very likely enjoy this book.
Reviewer:
helives_wwjd -
Subject:
Excellent
Elizabeth is one of the best readers. I've enjoyed all the books that she's read.
Reviewer:
librivoxbooks -
Subject:
Elizabeth Klett
You are correct. I added Elizabeth as reader and I agree she is an awesome reader!
Starlite
Reviewer:
benefitsingers -
Subject:
re: Narration
I think that the person who narrated this was actually Elizabeth Klett (sp). Who did a wonderful job. I am listening to her narration of Carmilla which is also wonderfully done. Enjoy!
