David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
Play
Length 35 h 41 min
Chapters 64
First published 1850
"David Copperfield" or "The Personal History, Adventures, Experience and Observation of David Copperfield the Younger of Blunderstone Rookery" was first published in 1850. Like all except five of his works, it originally appeared in serial form. Many elements within the novel follow events in Dickens' own life, and it is probably the most autobiographical of all of his novels. It is also Dickens' "favorite child." (Summary adapted from Wikipedia)
Chapters
1
Preface by the Author Read by valikojohn 3:51
2
I Observe Read by Lucy Burgoyne (1950-2014) 47:47
3
I Have a Change Read by valikojohn 39:17
4
I Fall Into Disgrace Read by Lorelle Anderson 44:19
5
I Am Sent Away Read by Simon Evers 46:51
6
I Enlarge My Circle of Acquaintance Read by Simon Evers 18:35
7
My "First Half" at Salem House Read by valikojohn 41:41
8
My Holidays, Especially One Happy Afternoon Read by Lorelle Anderson 32:50
9
I Have a Memorable Birthday Read by valikojohn 28:00
10
I Become Neglected, and am Provided For Read by Debra Lynn 46:33
11
I Begin Life on my Own Account, and Do Not Like It Read by Debra Lynn 41:31
12
Liking Life on my Own Account No Better, I Form a Great Resolution Read by Debra Lynn 24:52
13
The Sequel of my Resolution Read by Lorelle Anderson 44:11
14
My Aunt Makes Up Her Mind About Me Read by Lorelle Anderson 34:41
15
I Make Another Beginning Read by Debra Lynn 22:48
16
I Am A New Boy in More Senses Than One Read by M.C.Y. 59:02
17
Somebody Turns Up Read by redabrus 47:07
18
A Retrospect Read by John Gonzalez 22:49
19
I Look About Me and Make A Discovery Read by Jonny Lee 32:54
20
Steerforth's Home Read by Debra Lynn 21:10
21
Little Em'ly Read by Raju Venkateswaran 54:02
22
Some Old Scenes, and Some New People Read by Raju Venkateswaran 1:00:43
23
I Corroborate Mr. Dick and Choose a New Profession Read by Debra Lynn 33:37
24
My First Dissipation Read by Simon Evers 20:59
25
Good and Bad Angels Read by Simon Evers 49:17
26
I Fall Into Captivity Read by Simon Evers 39:41
27
Tommy Traddles Read by Debra Lynn 22:40
28
Mr. Micawber's Gauntlet Read by Debra Lynn 46:34
29
I Visit Steerforth at his Home Again Read by M.C.Y. 20:43
30
A Loss Read by Great Plains 20:36
31
A Greater Loss Read by Simon Evers 22:22
32
The Beginning of a Long Journey Read by Simon Evers 47:37
33
Blissful Read by Nicodemus 40:24
34
My Aunt Astonishes Me Read by Debra Lynn 19:54
35
Depression Read by Debra Lynn 47:02
36
Enthusiasm Read by Matt Warzel 39:37
37
A Little Cold Water Read by noonday 19:39
38
A Dissolution of Partnership Read by Simon Evers 43:23
39
Wickfield and Heep Read by Simon Evers 47:01
40
The Wanderer Read by Vivian Bush 20:12
41
Dora's Aunts Read by Graham Dailey 35:13
42
Mischief Read by Fr. Richard Zeile of Detroit 55:25
43
Another Retrospect Read by Laurie Anne Walden 19:45
44
Our Housekeeping Read by Laurie Anne Walden 35:51
45
Mr. Dick Fulfills My Aunt's Prediction Read by Debra Lynn 35:43
46
Intelligence Read by Debra Lynn 30:32
47
Martha Read by Michael Bradford 27:27
48
Domestic Read by Robin Cotter 27:40
49
I Am Involved in Mystery Read by Vivian Bush 27:17
50
Mr. Peggotty's Dream Comes True Read by Phillip David 22:32
51
The Beginning of a Longer Journey Read by Vivian Bush 37:54
52
I Assist at an Explosion Read by Simon Evers 59:30
53
Another Retrospect Read by Muhammad Mussnoon 13:05
54
Mr. Micawber's Transactions Read by Furio 39:28
55
Tempest Read by Debra Lynn 28:20
56
The New Wound, and the Old Read by Muhammad Mussnoon 15:03
57
The Emigrants Read by Simon Evers 27:01
58
Absence Read by Fr. Richard Zeile of Detroit 22:57
59
Return Read by Nicodemus 34:49
60
Agnes Read by Muhammad Mussnoon 20:57
61
I Am Shown Two Interesting Penitents Read by Simon Evers 29:05
62
A Light Shines On My Way Read by Simon Evers 21:16
63
A Visitor Read by Graeme Jolliffe 19:55
64
A Last Retrospect Read by Muhammad Mussnoon 10:17
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