Tremendous Trifles
G. K. Chesterton
Play
Length 6 h 15 min
Chapters 39
First published 1913
“None of us think enough of these things on which the eye rests. But don't let us let the eye rest. Why should the eye be so lazy? Let us exercise the eye until it learns to see startling facts that run across the landscape as plain as a painted fence. Let us be ocular athletes. Let us learn to write essays on a stray cat or a coloured cloud. I have attempted some such thing in what follows; but anyone else may do it better, if anyone else will only try. ” (Gilbert Keith Chesterton)
Chapters
1
Preface & Chapter 01 Read by Ray Clare 10:43
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Chapter 02 Read by Ray Clare 9:50
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Chapter 03 Read by Ray Clare 9:23
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Chapter 04 Read by Ray Clare 8:41
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Chapter 05 Read by Ray Clare 8:39
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Chapter 06 Read by Ray Clare 9:25
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Chapter 07 Read by Ray Clare 9:35
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Chapter 08 Read by Ray Clare 9:03
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Chapter 09 Read by Ray Clare 8:40
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Chapter 10 Read by Ray Clare 8:30
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Chapter 11 Read by Ray Clare 8:48
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Chapter 12 Read by Ray Clare 8:57
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Chapter 13 Read by Ray Clare 8:14
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Chapter 14 Read by Ray Clare 9:16
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Chapter 15 Read by Ray Clare 8:33
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Chapter 16 Read by Ray Clare 10:22
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Chapter 17 Read by Ray Clare 9:21
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Chapter 18 Read by Ray Clare 8:37
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Chapter 19 Read by Ray Clare 10:36
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Chapter 20 Read by Ray Clare 10:48
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Chapter 21 Read by Ray Clare 8:27
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Chapter 22 Read by Ray Clare 9:35
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Chapter 23 Read by Ray Clare 10:43
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Chapter 24 Read by Ray Clare 9:12
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Chapter 25 Read by Ray Clare 11:00
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Chapter 26 Read by Ray Clare 7:38
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Chapter 27 Read by Ray Clare 9:56
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Chapter 28 Read by Ray Clare 8:16
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Chapter 29 Read by Ray Clare 11:50
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Chapter 30 Read by Ray Clare 9:09
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Chapter 31 Read by Ray Clare 9:23
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Chapter 32 Read by Ray Clare 9:49
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Chapter 33 Read by Ray Clare 9:23
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Chapter 34 Read by Ray Clare 10:35
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Chapter 35 Read by Ray Clare 10:28
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Chapter 36 Read by Ray Clare 11:49
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Chapter 37 Read by Ray Clare 11:02
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Chapter 38 Read by Ray Clare 10:32
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Chapter 39 Read by Ray Clare 10:28
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