Title: Villette
Artist: Bronte / Weston
Label: Naxos Audio Books
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 9789626344682
Genre: Books on Tape/Cd

Now considered by many to be Charlotte Bronte's best novel, though unlikely to eclipse Jane Eyre in fame and popularity, Villette is largely concerned with the experiences of Lucy Snowe in a girl's boarding school in a fictionalized Belgium. Lucy flees unhappiness in England only to find more abroad. Her love for Dr John unrequited, she slowly realizes that a deeper attachment is growing between her and her irascible domineering mentor and colleague, M. Paul Emanuel.

Tracks:
1.1 Chapter 1: Bretton
1.2 That Same Evening at Nine O'Clock
1.3 On Going to Bed An Hour Afterwards
1.4 Chapter 2: Paulina
1.5 Mr. Home Was a Stern-Featured
1.6 Graham Was at That Time
1.7 Chapter 3: The Playmates
1.8 Graham - Not Failing in His Way
1.9 It Happened That Graham Was Not
1.10 It Was Sufficiently Comical
1.11 Graham Forgot His Impatience
1.12 With These Words She Gathered Graham
1.13 Her Lip Trembled
1.14 When I Thought She Could Listen to Me
1.15 Chapter 4: Miss Marchmont
2.1 Two Hot, Close Rooms Thus Became My World
2.2 I Love Memory To-Night, She Said
2.3 What Is the Matter? I Demanded
2.4 Chapter 5: Turning a New Leaf
2.5 I Stored Up This Piece of Casual Information
2.6 Chapter 6: London
2.7 My State of Mind, and All Accompanying
2.8 Towards Morning Her Discourse Ran
2.9 She Stared, Then Carelessly Ran on
2.10 I Was Not Sick Till Long After
2.11 Chapter 7: Villette
2.12 I Had Hoped We Might Reach Villette
2.13 He Tore a Leaf from His Pocket-Book
2.14 A Quarter of An Hour Passed
3.1 Chapter 8: Madame Beck
3.2 Her Duty Done - I Felt That
3.3 When Attired, Madame Beck
3.4 As Madame Beck Ruled
3.5 Behind the House Was a Large Garden
3.6 Dites Donc, Said Madame Sternly
3.7 It Seems That Three Titled Belles
3.8 Chapter 9: Isidore
3.9 By Degrees, As I Acquired Fluency
3.10 Finding That She Carried the Thing
3.11 I Viewed Her from Top to Toe
3.12 That Will Do, Miss Fanshawe
3.13 Chapter 10: Dr. John
3.14 It Appeared She Did Not Find
3.15 No Sooner Did Fifine Emerge
4.1 Chapter 11: The Portresss Cabinet
4.2 Had She, Indeed, Floating Visions
4.3 But While I Pondered
4.4 Chapter 12: The Casket
4.5 From the First I Was Tempted
4.6 To-Night, I Was Not So Mutinous
4.7 I Wish I Did Know Whom
4.8 He Stood Looking Down
4.9 Chapter 13: A Sneeze Out of Season
4.10 When I Vanished
4.11 On Revisiting My Drawers
4.12 Le Marmot Na Rien, Nest-Ce Pas?
4.13 He Instantly Tore the Billet
4.14 Chapter 14: The Fete
4.15 About This Time
5.1 The Day Preceding Madames Fete
5.2 Being Dressed at Least a Couple
5.3 A Thousand Objections Rushed
5.4 In This Exercise the Afternoon Passed
5.5 In An Instant We Were Out of Doors
5.6 St. Pierre Sneered Again
5.7 No Sooner Was the Play Over
5.8 Madame Knew Something of the World;
5.9 I Suppose You Are Nobodys Daughter
5.10 The Answer Dr. John Would Have Given
5.11 I May, Perhaps, Look After Her a Little;
5.12 I Cut Short These Confidences Somewhat
5.13 Chapter 15: The Long Vacation
5.14 I Hesitate, Said He
5.15 My Heart Almost Died Within Me;
6.1 The Cretin Being Gone
6.2 One Evening - I Was Not Delirious
6.3 Of Course, I Had Not Expected He Would Be
6.4 Chapter 16: Auld Lang Syne
6.5 Where Was I?
6.6 Reader; I Felt Alarmed!
6.7 Do You Like It, Polly? I Asked
6.8 Do Let Me Go Down-Stairs, Madam
6.9 To Say Anything on the Subject
6.10 For My Part, I Just Ventured to Inquire
6.11 Chapter 17: La Terrasse
6.12 She Left Me, and I Lay in Bed
6.13 What Did Madame Beck Mean
6.14 Lucy, You Ought to Travel for About
7.1 Chapter 18: We Quarrel
7.2 To One Who Had Named Him Slave
7.3 Ginevra! He Thought Her So Fair
7.4 Chapter 19: The Cleopatra
7.5 His Mother Possessed a Good Development
7.6 It Seemed to Me That An Original and Good
7.7 M. Pauls Hair Was Shorn Close As Raven Down
7.8 How Did You Get on with Marie Broc?
7.9 Chapter 20: The Concert
7.10 By This Time We Had Got Into
7.11 Observing That Dr. Johns Attention
7.12 I Knew Another of These Seraphs
7.13 Ginevra Saw You, I Think?
7.14 The Concert Over, the Lottery
8.1 We Did Not Easily Regain Our Seats
8.2 And Yet He Had Neither Forgiven
8.3 I Am So: Just As Rhadamanthus
8.4 Chapter 21: Reaction
8.5 If, Muttered She, If He Should Write
8.6 Ere Long the Bell Rang It's Reveillee
8.7 I Had Time to Bathe My Eyes
8.8 Go to Your Practising, Said I
8.9 A Fortnight Passed;
8.10 When I Re-Entered the Schoolroom
8.11 Chapter 22: The Letter
8.12 Say What You Will, Reader
8.13 He Asked Me, Smiling
8.14 They Will Not Come Here, I Answered;
9.1 Chapter 23: Vashti
9.2 Mademoiselle Lucy! Cried Rosine
9.3 The Theatre Was Full
9.4 Vashti Was Not Good, I Was Told;
9.5 And Dr. John? Reader, I See Him Yet
9.6 Where Is Harriet? I Wish Harriet
9.7 Chapter 24: M. de Bassompierre
9.8 I Suppose Animals Kept in Cages
9.9 Soured and Listless, Miss Fanshawe Was
9.10 I Opened the Billet: By This Time
9.11 The Keen, Still Cold of the Morning
9.12 Ah! and You Remember the Old Time
9.13 Chapter 25: The Little Countess
9.14 Your Ladyship Wishes for the Tankard?
10.1 Next Day, When We Were All Assembled
10.2 His Fair Little Daughter Did Not Take
10.3 Mrs. Bretton Asked Mr. Home
10.4 Paulina Mary Cast Once or Twice
10.5 Chapter 26: A Burial
10.6 Welcome I Endeavoured to Make It
10.7 Well, I Cleared Away the Ivy
10.8 As to Mary de Bassompierre
10.9 The Light in Which M. de Bassompierre
10.10 The Young Countess Was a Little Proud
10.11 Chapter 27: The Hotel Crecy
10.12 Do - Do Tell Me Who You Are?
10.13 I Do Not Think His Audience
10.14 Another Listener and Observer There Was
11.1 He Had Assumed a Bantering Air
11.2 I Quite Well Recall It
11.3 Having Sought My Shawl
11.4 Chapter 28: The Watchguard
11.5 Not Being Quite Tall Enough
11.6 Still Gently Railing at Me
11.7 Vous Ne Voulez Pas
11.8 I Would Have Looked Up at Him
11.9 Chapter 29: Monsieurs Fete
11.10 Breakfast Being Over and Mass Attended
11.11 Monsieur, Said Mademoiselle St. Pierre
11.12 The Class Was Struck of a Heap
11.13 But Now at Last I Had Him:
11.14 You Will Be Like Me, Monsieur
12.1 Chapter 30: M. Paul
12.2 When the Pang and Peril
12.3 Once, Upon His Preferring
12.4 Women of Intellect Was His Next Theme:
12.5 I Knew What the Result of Such
12.6 Chapter 31: The Dryad
12.7 Courage, Lucy Snowe!
12.8 This Idea of Keeping Down
12.9 It Pleased Me When You Took Them
12.10 Why Do You Shrink and Speak So Faintly?
12.11 Chapter 32: The First Letter
12.12 Papa Had Letters from Him Once
12.13 It Is True I Little Respect Women
12.14 Life, She Went on
12.15 Chapter 33: M. Paul Keeps His Promise
13.1 And Now We Were in the Country
13.2 Mindful Always of His Religion
13.3 When Hot Noon Arrived
13.4 Chapter 34: Malevola
13.5 The Expression of Her Face
13.6 Down Washed the Rain
13.7 The Hero of His Tale
13.8 I, Daughter, Am Pere Silas
13.9 Chapter 35: Fraternity
13.10 Having Partially Collected
13.11 They Would Not Yet Let Me Go
13.12 I Am Judged, Said He
13.13 True; I Remember Now
13.14 Chapter 36: The Apple of Discord
14.1 The Orange-Trees, and Several Plants
14.2 I Opened It. What Was It?
14.3 Through the Glass Door
14.4 (After a Pause:) Allons Donc!
14.5 I Found That Pere Silas
14.6 It Will Not Be. God Is Not with Rome
14.7 Chapter 37: Sunshine
14.8 Lucy, What Do You Mean? Said She
14.9 I Made No Answer
14.10 Ah, Sir! Did You Observe Her
14.11 She Shuddered
14.12 He Turned, and Waited Till I Said Amen!
14.13 Not Long After, Perhaps a Fortnight
14.14 Chapter 38: Cloud
14.15 That Girl Would Have Had a Right to Hate Me
15.1 What Quiet Lessons I Had
15.2 Proceed, Said Madame;
15.3 All That Evening I Waited
15.4 This Was the Sole Flash-Eliciting
15.5 The Drug Wrought
15.6 Quiet Rue Fossette!
15.7 While Looking Up at the Image
15.8 Strange to Say, This Man Knew Me
15.9 Three Fine Tall Trees Growing Close
15.10 Chapter 39: Old and New Acquaintance
15.11 Justine Marie! What Was This?
15.12 We Have Looked at the City Belle
15.13 Still, Hint and Raillery Flew Thick
16.1 These Oil-Twinkling Streets Are Very Still
16.2 Chapter 40: The Happy Pair
16.3 Do You Begin to Comprehend
16.4 In Winding Up Mistress Fanshawes Memoirs
16.5 Chapter 41: Faubourg Clotilde
16.6 Paul, Paul! Said a Womans Hurried Voice
16.7 The Route He Took Was By the Boulevards
16.8 Opening An Inner Door
16.9 The Trouble! I Cried
16.10 This Was True Enough:
16.11 I Spoke. All Escaped from My