Antic Hay
Aldous Huxley
Play
Length 9 h 45 min
Chapters 22
First published 1923
The epigram to this work from Christoher Marlowe applies to the plot of this story: "My men like satyrs grazing on the lawns / Shall with their goat-feet dance the antic hay." The plot follows Huxley and his cohorts in a search for meaning and hope and love in post WWI London.
Chapters
1
Chapter 1 Read by Jim Locke 27:18
2
Chapter 2 Read by Jim Locke 30:23
3
Chapter 3 Read by Jim Locke 30:06
4
Chapter 4 Read by Jim Locke 28:57
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Chapter 5 Read by Jim Locke 31:32
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Chapter 6 Read by Jim Locke 31:50
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Chapter 7 Read by Jim Locke 15:27
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Chapter 8 Read by Jim Locke 10:49
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Chapter 9 Read by Jim Locke 46:29
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Chapter 10 Read by Jim Locke 31:03
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Chapter 11 Read by Jim Locke 32:55
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Chapter 12 Read by Jim Locke 21:57
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Chapter 13 Read by Jim Locke 15:38
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Chapter 14 Read by Jim Locke 24:37
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Chapter 15 Read by Jim Locke 9:21
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Chapter 16 Read by Jim Locke 34:08
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Chapter 17 Read by Jim Locke 22:25
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Chapter 18 Read by Jim Locke 43:34
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Chapter 19 Read by Jim Locke 15:44
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Chapter 20 Read by Jim Locke 15:59
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Chapter 21 Read by Jim Locke 49:47
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Chapter 22 Read by Jim Locke 14:37
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