Gone to Earth
Mary Webb
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Length 9 h 41 min
Chapters 36
First published 1917
"Gone to Earth" is the cry of fox hunters as the fox takes to its den and they lose the chase. Here, Mary Webb tells the story of Hazel Woodus whose understanding of her half tame fox cub contrasts with her misunderstanding of humanity. She is pursued by two very different men, the Squire of the Manor and the local Minister. Mary Webb wrote this book in 1917 and it is set in rural Shropshire of the late 1800s. (Summary by Rachel Lintern)
Chapters
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Chapter 1 Read by Rachel Lintern 16:22
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Chapter 2 Read by Rachel Lintern 21:01
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Chapter 3 Read by Rachel Lintern 10:57
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Chapter 4 Read by Rachel Lintern 10:46
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Chapter 5 Read by Rachel Lintern 8:52
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Chapter 6 Read by Rachel Lintern 7:26
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Chapter 7 Read by Rachel Lintern 20:27
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Chapter 8 Read by Rachel Lintern 22:47
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Chapter 9 Read by Rachel Lintern 25:01
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Chapter 10 Read by Rachel Lintern 19:08
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Chapter 11 Read by Rachel Lintern 19:46
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Chapter 12 Read by Rachel Lintern 14:38
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Chapter 13 Read by Rachel Lintern 18:18
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Chapter 14 Read by Rachel Lintern 21:02
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Chapter 15 Read by Rachel Lintern 10:55
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Chapter 16 Read by Rachel Lintern 10:31
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Chapter 17 Read by Rachel Lintern 15:38
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Chapter 18 Read by Rachel Lintern 11:02
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Chapter 19 Read by Rachel Lintern 8:49
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Chapter 20 Read by Rachel Lintern 15:40
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Chapter 21 Read by Rachel Lintern 15:56
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Chapter 22 Read by Rachel Lintern 10:14
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Chapter 23 Read by Rachel Lintern 19:41
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Chapter 24 Read by Rachel Lintern 11:56
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Chapter 25 Read by Rachel Lintern 17:39
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Chapter 26 Read by Rachel Lintern 23:32
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Chapter 27 Read by Rachel Lintern 14:24
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Chapter 28 Read by Rachel Lintern 16:58
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Chapter 29 Read by Rachel Lintern 20:45
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Chapter 30 Read by Rachel Lintern 11:04
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Chapter 31 Read by Rachel Lintern 17:31
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Chapter 32 Read by Rachel Lintern 15:29
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Chapter 33 Read by Rachel Lintern 17:18
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Chapter 34 Read by Rachel Lintern 13:30
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Chapter 35 Read by Rachel Lintern 20:33
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Chapter 36 Read by Rachel Lintern 25:38
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