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SAMUEL RICHARDSON Full Cast Recording with Samuel West As Samuel Richardson VOLUME 1 COMPLETE CLASSICS Clarissaor The History of a Young Lady UNABRIDGED SAMUEL RICHARDSON Full cast recording with Samuel West as Samuel Richardson A milestone in the history of the novel, Samuel Richardson’s epistolary and elaborate Clarissa follows the life of a chaste young woman desperate to protect her virtue. When beautiful Clarissa Harlowe is forced to marry the rich but repulsive Mr Solmes, she refuses, much to her family’s chagrin. She escapes their persecution with the help of Mr Lovelace, a dashing and seductive rake, but soon finds herself in a far worse dilemma. Terrifying and enlightening, Clarissa weaves a tapestry of narrative experimentation into a gripping morality tale of good versus evil. The recording is divided into three volumes. Cast Lucy Scott Clarissa Harlowe Roger May Robert Lovelace Total running time: 33:38:08 • 28 CDs Katie Scarfe Anna Howe Nigel Pilkington John Belford, Dr H. View our catalogue online at n-ab.com/cat Hayward B. Morse Colonel W.M. Morden, John Harlowe, Antony Harlowe, James Harlowe Snr, F.J. de la Tour, John Williams Anna Bentinck Judith Norton, Betty Lawrence, Mrs Charlotte Harlowe, Mrs Annabella Howe, Mrs Dorothy Hervey, Lady Charlotte Montague, Sarah Hodges Paul Panting James Harlowe Jnr, Charles Hickman, Elias Brand, Richard Mowbray, Roger Solmes, Patrick M’Donald and Captain Tomlinson, Joseph Leman, Arthur Lewen, Thomas Doleman, William Summers, Alexander Wyerley Teresa Gallagher Arabella Harlowe, Charlotte Montague, Dolly Hervey, Hannah Burton John Foley Announcer With Samuel West as Samuel Richardson = Downloads (M4B chapters or MP3 files) = CDs (disc–track) 1 1-1 Clarissa 0:27 16 2-5 Letter 9 7:28 2 1-2 Preface 7:41 17 2-6 Letter 10 9:51 3 1-3 Letter 1 6:54 18 2-7 I communicated to my mother… 9:42 4 1-4 Letter 2 7:56 19 2-8 Letter 11 5:51 5 1-5 In his third visit, Bella governed herself… 5:25 20 2-9 Letter 12 5:40 6 1-6 Letter 3 9:40 21 3-1 That you and I, my dear, should love to write… 6:27 7 1-7 My uncle Hervey has a young gentleman… 5:48 22 3-2 Letter 13 8:49 8 1-8 Letter 4 8:15 23 3-3 My uncle then gave one instance… 10:01 9 1-9 This was his character from an enemy… 9:10 24 3-4 But were there no other motive… 7:52 10 1-10 Copy of the requested preamble… 3:05 25 3-5 Letter 14 3:45 11 1-11 Letter 5 6:31 26 3-6 Letter 15 11:07 12 2-1 Letter 6 9:17 27 3-7 Letter 16 10:14 13 2-2 Letter 7 11:48 28 3-8 And then she withdrew into the next… 10:28 14 2-3 Letter 8 8:35 29 4-1 What a dreadful saying is that! 6:31 15 2-4 February 25, in the evening 5:47 30 4-2 Letter 17 10:35 1 31 4-3 I wept. She tenderly wiped the tears… 11:01 90 8-8 She had both my brother and sister… 8:46 32 4-4 In my answer, I absolutely declare… 9:35 91 8-9 Letter 40 8:30 33 4-5 Letter 18 7:05 92 9-1 When I have reflected upon the prohibition… 9:45 34 4-6 Letter 19 11:58 93 9-2 But now to be a little more serious with you… 7:22 35 4-7 Letter 20 6:11 94 9-3 Letter 41 00:39 36 4-8 I was speechless, absolutely speechless. 8:33 95 9-4 Mrs Harlowe to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 9:05 37 5-1 Affected by my mother’s goodness to me… 10:05 96 9-5 Think for me, my dearest friend… 2:55 38 5-2 Letter 21 13:32 97 9-6 James Harlowe ESQ to Clarissa Harlowe 1:24 39 5-3 Letter 22 5:50 98 9-7 If this resolution be adhered to… 3:27 40 5-4 Clarissa Harlowe to James Harlowe JNR 1:18 99 9-8 Letter 42 10:16 41 5-5 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 1:03 100 9-9 This was too low to move me… 9:03 42 5-6 Thus, my dear Miss Howe… 0:11 101 9-10 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to James Harlowe JNR 1:17 43 5-7 Letter 23 4:43 102 9-11 And how do you think Bella employed herself… 3:21 44 5-8 Letter 24 0:21 103 9-12 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 2:14 45 5-9 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 3:32 104 9-13 There’s a brother! 0:23 46 5-10 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to James Harlowe JNR 00:36 105 9-14 Letter 43 9:45 47 5-11 Letter 25 3:01 106 10-1 So, Clary, you are contriving an excuse… 4:51 48 5-12 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to Mrs Harlowe 4:00 107 10-2 Letter 44 6:29 49 5-13 Wednesday morning 0:22 108 10-3 Mr Lovelace’s threatened vengeance… 6:18 50 5-14 Mrs Harlowe to Clarissa Harlowe 5:55 109 10-4 Letter 45 8:36 51 5-15 Now, my dear, to proceed… 0:29 110 10-5 She would have gone on still further… 8:28 52 5-16 Clarissa Harlowe to James Harlowe 1:18 111 10-6 Letter 46 7:54 53 5-17 This is the answer, sent without superscription… 0:11 112 10-7 Then I have a quarrel against his face… 7:45 54 5-18 James Harlowe to Clarissa Harlowe 1:16 113 10-8 Letter 47 5:11 55 5-19 This angry letter was accompanied… 0:33 114 10-9 You have chidden me… 7:15 56 5-20 Letter 26 8:39 115 10-10 Letter 48 6:20 57 5-21 Letter 27 6:09 116 10-11 Letter 49 4:23 58 6-1 ‘So much for his person.’ 10:28 117 11-1 That as to the resumption… 5:41 59 6-2 She proceeded to praise Mr Lovelace’s person… 7:03 118 11-2 Letter 50 0:37 60 6-3 Letter 28 8:51 119 11-3 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 4:20 61 6-4 Letter 29 3:22 120 11-4 So here is the master-stroke… 1:12 62 6-5 Clarissa Harlowe to James Harlowe JNR 4:42 121 11-5 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to James Harlowe JNR 3:06 63 6-6 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 1:54 122 11-6 When, my dear, you have read my answer… 0:08 64 6-7 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to Arabella Harlowe 3:24 123 11-7 Letter 51 1:18 65 6-8 Arabella Harlowe to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 2:38 124 11-8 Lady Charlotte Harlowe to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 0:20 66 6-9 I had in readiness a letter… 0:35 125 11-9 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 3:07 67 6-10 Letter 30 6:19 126 11-10 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to James Harlowe JNR ESQ 3:30 68 6-11 Letter 31 10:48 127 11-11 Betty tells me, my brother has taken my letter… 0:18 69 6-12 And with revenge it shall glow! 10:45 128 11-12 Letter 52 0:26 70 7-1 Thou art curious to know… 5:43 129 11-13 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 8:08 71 7-2 Letter 32 00:23 130 11-14 I was so vexed when I came to the end… 2:14 72 7-3 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to John Harlowe ESQ 5:58 131 11-15 Letter 53 4:25 73 7-4 John Harlowe ESQ to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 2:44 132 11-16 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to Mr James Harlowe 7:43 74 7-5 Clarissa Harlowe to Antony Harlowe ESQ 11:54 133 11-17 See, my dear, the force… 5:06 75 7-6 Mr Antony Harlowe to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 9:26 134 11-18 Letter 54 0:25 76 7-7 As to his sister; she threw herself away… 10:26 135 11-19 Miss Arabella Harlowe to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 1:56 77 7-8 Letter 33 1:02 136 11-20 I transcribed this letter… 0:40 78 7-9 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to Roger Solmes ESQ 4:35 137 11-21 Lady Charlotte Harlowe to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 0:41 79 7-10 Mr Roger Solmes ESQ to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 1:58 138 11-22 Give me, my dearest Miss Howe, your opinion… 7:03 80 7-11 Mr James Harlowe to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 2:54 139 11-23 Letter 55 7:44 81 7-12 Letter 34 11:51 140 12-1 Then am I utterly displeased with him. 4:36 82 7-13 Letter 35 4:42 141 12-2 Letter 56 11:46 83 8-1 There never was a rogue… 2:58 142 12-3 Letter 57 7:28 84 8-2 Letter 36 10:59 143 12-4 This is the substance of the letter… 8:03 85 8-3 How unhappy, my dear… 9:23 144 12-5 Written on the cover… 0:25 86 8-4 The man’s vehemence frightened me… 7:53 145 12-6 Letter 58 11:09 87 8-5 Letter 37 10:04 146 12-7 She then touched upon the moral character… 7:45 88 8-6 Letter 38 4:13 147 12-8 Letter 59 3:31 89 8-7 Letter 39 9:06 148 12-9 Mr Roger Solmes ESQ to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 1:28 2 149 12-10 I have no manner of doubt… 0:33 208 17-1 I have the pleasure to hear… 4:29 150 12-11 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to Roger Solmes ESQ 1:54 209 17-2 Under the superscription, written with a pencil… 0:16 151 12-12 Sunday night 0:15 210 17-3 Letter 81 11:31 152 12-13 Mrs Dorothy Hervey to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 0:55 211 17-4 Letter 82 8:44 153 12-14 Forbid to write to my aunt… 1:47 212 17-5 Your third alternative, to meet and marry… 8:04 154 12-15 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to John Harlowe ESQ 1:56 213 17-6 Letter 83 11:08 155 12-16 Letter 60 0:39 214 17-7 She withdrew; leaving me… 10:57 156 12-17 John Harlowe ESQ to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 6:07 215 17-8 Letter 84 10:01 157 12-18 In about an hour after his kind letter… 0:33 216 17-9 Letter 85 8:17 158 12-19 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to John Harlowe ESQ 2:40 217 18-1 I said, I was not well… 10:38 159 13-1 Monday noon 2:10 218 18-2 Letter 86 5:20 160 13-2 Letter 61 6:05 219 18-3 She describes it, in another letter… 0:19 161 13-3 James Harlowe JNR to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 0:50 220 18-4 I added, by way of postscript… 4:36 162 13-4 I was vexed to the heart at this… 0:11 221 18-5 Letter 87 6:25 163 13-5 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to John Harlowe ESQ 2:39 222 18-6 But one thing, in your present situation… 6:57 164 13-6 Betty scrupled again… 7:08 223 18-7 Letter 88 6:35 165 13-7 Letter 62 0:21 224 18-8 Letter 89 7:41 166 13-8 John Harlowe ESQ to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 1:12 225 18-9 If you, my dear, think the issue… 6:21 167 13-9 To be carried away on Thursday… 10:21 226 18-10 Letter 90 7:12 168 13-10 Letter 63 12:48 227 18-11 Miss Dolly Hervey to Miss Clarissa Harlowe 3:26 169 13-11 Miss Clarissa Harlowe to John Harlowe ESQ 1:07 228 18-12 When I first read my cousin’s letter… 3:27 170 13-12 I sent this down.
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