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Librivox recording of The Rainbow, by D.H. Lawrence.
The Rainbow is a 1915 novel by British author D.H. Lawrence. It follows three generations of the Brangwen family, particularly focusing on the sexual dynamics of, and relations between, the characters.
(Summary from Wikipedia)
Read by Debra Lynn.
M4B format available
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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: D.H. Lawrence
Source: Librivox recording of a public-domain text
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
| Whole Item | Format | Size |
| rainbow2_lawrence_librivox_128kb.m3u | 128kbps M3U | Stream |
| rainbow2_lawrence_librivox_64kb.m3u | 64Kbps M3U | Stream |
| rainbow2_lawrence_librivox_64kb_mp3.zip | 64Kbps MP3 ZIP | 545.5 MB |
| Audio Files | 128Kbps MP3 | Ogg Vorbis | 64Kbps MP3 |
| Ch. 01a - How Tom Brangwen Married a Polish Lady, part 1 |
32.0 MB
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17.7 MB
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16.0 MB
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| Ch. 01b - How Tom Brangwen Married a Polish Lady, part 2 |
27.4 MB
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15.0 MB
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13.7 MB
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| Ch. 01c - How Tom Brangwen Married a Polish Lady, part 3 |
40.3 MB
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21.9 MB
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20.1 MB
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| Ch. 02a - They Live at the Marsh, part 1 |
37.6 MB
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20.5 MB
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18.8 MB
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| Ch. 02b - They Live at the Marsh, part 2 |
36.6 MB
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19.8 MB
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18.3 MB
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| Ch. 03 - Childhood of Anna Lensky |
34.7 MB
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18.9 MB
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17.3 MB
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| Ch. 04a - Girlhood of Anna Brangwen, part 1 |
36.6 MB
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20.3 MB
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18.3 MB
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| Ch. 04b - Girlhood of Anna Brangwen, part 2 |
40.6 MB
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22.4 MB
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20.3 MB
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| Ch. 05 - Wedding at the Marsh |
22.1 MB
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11.9 MB
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11.0 MB
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| Ch. 06a - Anna Victrix, part 1 |
28.7 MB
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15.8 MB
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14.4 MB
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| Ch. 06b - Anna Victrix, part 2 |
30.3 MB
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16.6 MB
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15.2 MB
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| Ch. 06c - Anna Victrix, part 3 |
27.7 MB
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15.3 MB
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13.9 MB
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| Ch. 06d - Anna Victrix, part 4 |
30.2 MB
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16.6 MB
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15.1 MB
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| Ch. 07 - The Cathedral |
32.7 MB
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17.8 MB
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16.4 MB
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| Ch. 08a - The Child, part 1 |
30.6 MB
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16.8 MB
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15.3 MB
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| Ch. 08b - The Child, part 2 |
32.7 MB
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17.6 MB
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16.3 MB
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| Ch. 09a - The Marsh and the Flood, part 1 |
23.7 MB
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13.0 MB
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11.8 MB
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| Ch. 09b - The Marsh and the Flood, part 2 |
23.6 MB
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12.8 MB
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11.8 MB
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| Ch. 10a - The Widening Circle, part 1 |
23.2 MB
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12.8 MB
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11.6 MB
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| Ch. 10b - The Widening Circle, part 2 |
24.1 MB
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13.1 MB
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12.0 MB
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| Ch. 11a - First Love, part 1 |
25.9 MB
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14.2 MB
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12.9 MB
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| Ch. 11b - First Love, part 2 |
24.8 MB
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13.6 MB
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12.4 MB
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| Ch. 11c - First Love, part 3 |
31.1 MB
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17.1 MB
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15.6 MB
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| Ch. 11d - First Love, part 4 |
28.8 MB
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15.8 MB
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14.4 MB
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| Ch. 12 - Shame |
43.8 MB
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24.1 MB
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21.9 MB
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| Ch. 13a - The Man's World, part 1 |
33.7 MB
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18.3 MB
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16.9 MB
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| Ch. 13b - The Man's World, part 2 |
29.8 MB
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16.1 MB
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14.9 MB
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| Ch. 13c - The Man's World, part 3 |
34.5 MB
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18.4 MB
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17.3 MB
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| Ch. 13d - The Man's World, part 4 |
32.7 MB
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17.2 MB
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16.3 MB
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| Ch. 14 - The Widening Circle |
31.5 MB
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17.3 MB
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15.7 MB
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| Ch. 15a - The Bitterness of Ecstasy, part 1 |
30.0 MB
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15.9 MB
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15.0 MB
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| Ch. 15b - The Bitterness of Ecstasy, part 2 |
29.0 MB
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15.4 MB
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14.5 MB
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| Ch. 15c - The Bitterness of Ecstasy, part 3 |
29.3 MB
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15.5 MB
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14.7 MB
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| Ch. 15d - The Bitterness of Ecstasy, part 4 |
38.6 MB
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20.4 MB
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19.3 MB
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| Ch. 16 - The Rainbow |
32.0 MB
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15.4 MB
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16.0 MB
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| rainbow2_lawrence_librivox_reviews.xml | Metadata | 1.7 KB |




Reviewer:
Runcible -




Subject:
Another more positive opinion
I respectfully disagree with the previous comments.
As an American I find it easier to understand American accents and I applaud anyone who loves literature enough to record Dickens, Shakespeare. Jane Austen, etc. None of us is old enough to record in an authentic 19th century dialect/accent anyway.
To each their own and I thank DebraLynn for recording this novel. I enjoyed her narration.
Reviewer:
decaffinator -



Subject:
Comment on reader's uncharacteristic accent
Not a review, a comment. I have great difficulty in listening to Tne Rainbow when read in what can only be characterized as 21st century, non-descript, non-literary, non-expressive americanese. Not good for this type of text, totally out of character! This volunteer reader ought really to concentrate on reading text written in the vernacular style of american English in which she herself is fluent. Heaven forbid she should volunteer to read Shakespearean tragedy, for example, no offense to Ms. Lynn. Simply a statement of fact. Thank you for the opportunity to comment.