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The Railway Children. From the 1906 novel by Edith Nesbit. Story apparently continued, picking up after the family’s move to the country, and to be continued. Female reader not identified.
From Darth Vader’s laboured respiration, to the divers gasping for air in James Cameron’s The Abyss, the sounds of breathing in science fiction are not only memorable, they also draw attention to the act...
An unnamed episode of an unnamed Jeeves and Wooster story, assumed to be by P. G. Wodehouse; narrated by Richard Briers.
An unnamed episode of an unnamed Jeeves and Wooster story, assumed to be by P. G. Wodehouse, read by Richard Briers.
Reading from Precious Bane, a novel by Mary Webb, set in rural Shropshire after the Napoleonic wars about a girl with a hare-lip. In 19 parts, this is probably part 13. Narrator not identified.
The Laser Beam, far from being the death ray of science fiction, is proving one of the biggest potential aids to industry as demonstrated in Frankfurt.
Precious Bane, a novel by Mary Webb, set in Shropshire at the time of the battle of Waterloo, about a girl with a hare-lip. In 19 parts. In this episode Book 2 Chapter 2 and 3. Narrator is not identified.
Precious Bane, a novel by Mary Webb, set in rural Shropshire at the time of the Battle of Waterloo, about a girl with a hare-lip. In 19 parts. In this episode Book 2, Chapter 9. Narrator is not identified.
Precious Bane, a novel by Mary Webb, set in rural Shropshire at the time of the Battle of Waterloo, about a girl with a hare-lip. In 19 parts. In this episode Book 2, Chapters 4 to 8. Narrator is not...
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