Story of Ab
Stanley Waterloo
Play
Length 6 h 31 min
Chapters 30
First published 1897
This is the story of Ab, a man of the Age of Stone, who lived so long ago that we cannot closely fix the date, and who loved and fought well. (Summary from the introduction)
Chapters
1
00 - Introduction Read by Kristine Bekere 3:23
2
02 - Man and Hyena Read by Christine Blachford 11:57
3
03 - A Family Dinner Read by Shirley Anderson 5:40
4
04 - Ab and Oak Read by Christine Blachford 11:16
5
05 - A Great Enterprise Read by Christine Blachford 12:09
6
06 - A Dangerous Visitor Read by Kristine Bekere 10:06
7
07 - The Unexpected Happens Read by Annise 13:07
8
08 - Sabre-Tooth and Rhinoceros Read by Christine Blachford 11:19
9
09 - Domestic Matters Read by Christine Blachford 9:01
10
10 - Old Mok, the Mentor Read by Christine Blachford 11:25
11
11 - Doings at Home Read by Christine Blachford 12:28
12
12 - Old Mok's Tales Read by Christine Blachford 9:11
13
13 - Ab's Great Discovery Read by Christine Blachford 12:29
14
14 - A Lesson in Swimming Read by nivedita 16:00
15
15 - The Mammoth at Bay Read by nivedita 15:08
16
16 - The Feast of the Mammoth Read by Christine Blachford 13:43
17
17 - The Comrades Read by Christine Blachford 12:31
18
18 - Love and Death Read by Magdalena 17:21
19
19 - A Race with Dread Read by Zloot 16:53
20
20 - The Fire Country Read by Magdalena 12:41
21
21 - The Wooing of Lightfoot Read by Magdalena 15:03
22
22 - The Honeymoon Read by Magdalena 14:52
23
23 - More of the Honeymoon Read by Magdalena 18:29
24
24 - The Fire Country Again Read by Magdalena 12:12
25
25 - A Great Step Forward Read by Roger Melin 14:03
26
26 - Facing the Raider Read by Magdalena 17:47
27
27 - Little Mok Read by Magdalena 11:44
28
28 - The Battle of the Barriers Read by Magdalena 17:05
29
29 - Old Hilltop's Last Struggle Read by Magdalena 14:12
30
30 - Our Very Great Grandfather Read by amina91 7:36
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