LibriVox volunteers bring you 19 recordings of Address to Certain Goldfishes by Hartley Coleridge. This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for August 19, 2012.
David Hartley Coleridge was an English poet, biographer, essayist, and teacher. He was the eldest son of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Hartley Coleridge's literary reputation chiefly rests on his works of criticism, on his Prometheus, an unfinished lyric drama, and on his sonnets (a form which suited his particular skills). (Summary by Wikipedia)
Chapters
1
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by ALP Read by Algy Pug 2:31
2
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by AMB Read by Ann Boulais 2:10
3
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by BRIT Read by Britannia 2:37
4
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by CAM Read by Cynthia Moyer 2:54
5
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by CC Read by Chiquito Crasto 2:19
6
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by CMP Read by CaprishaPage 2:33
7
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by DL Read by David Lawrence 2:18
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by FS Read by fshort 2:38
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by GC Read by Snapdragon 2:33
10
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by HJ Read by Hannah John 1:58
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by JCM Read by Jason Mills 2:14
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by JM2 Read by Jannie Meisberger 2:38
13
Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by JN Read by Julia Niedermaier 2:12
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by KT Read by Kristel Tretter 2:30
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by LB Read by Lucretia B. 2:49
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by LLW Read by Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) 2:42
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by LRS Read by Liberty Stump 2:20
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by NB Read by nbvoices 2:50
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Address to Certain Goldfishes - Read by RDS Read by Ratandeep Singh 3:04
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