Flaubert / Stubbs: Madame Bovary
Flaubert / Stubbs: Madame Bovary
Format: CD
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Artist: Flaubert / Stubbs
Label: Naxos Audio Books
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 9789626341780
Genre: Books on Tape/Cd
One of the great novels of nineteenth-century France, Flaubert draws a deeply-felt but sympathetic portrait of a woman who, having warned a country doctor and found herself unhappy with a rural, genteel existence, longs for love and excitement.
Tracks:
1.1 New Boy at School
1.2 Broken Leg at a Farm at Les Bertaux
1.3 Return to the Farm: The Daughter of Pã¨Re Rouault
1.4 M. And Mme Bovary Arrive at Tostes
1.5 Childhood of Emma Bovary
1.6 Unemotional Marriage
1.7 Party at the Home of the Marquis D'andervilliers
1.8 Emma Learns to Waltz
1.9 Mediocrity of Daily Life
1.10 Yonville L'abbaye
1.11 Emma Got Out First
2.1 First Months at Yonville
2.2 M. Leon Crosses the Square
2.3 Lã©On and M. Lheureux Approach Emma - Each in Their Way
2.4 Emma Bovary Undergoes a Change
2.5 Emma's Flighty Ways
2.6 Arrival of M. Rodolphe Boulanger of la Huchette
2.7 Agricultural Show
2.8 Six Weeks Later
2.9 Out Riding
2.10 Emma Takes the Initiative
2.11 Letter from Pã¨Re Rouault
2.12 Homais Suggests An Operation
2.13 Amputation
3.1 Emma's Passion Renewed
3.2 Never Had Madame Bovary Looked So Beautiful As Now
3.3 Letter Among the Apricots
3.4 Bills, Bills
3.5 Visit to the the Bride of Lammermoor at Rouen
3.6 Lã©On in Pursuit
3.7 Ride in a Cab
3.8 Death in the Family
3.9 M. Lheureux Visits
3.10 Emma Returns to Music - in Rouen
3.11 Deceits and Financial Involvement
4.1 Deceits Continued
4.2 Charles Searches
4.3 Bills Continue to Come
4.4 Financial Desperation
4.5 Final Plea
4.6 Visit to the Chemist's Shop
4.7 Priest Arrives
4.8 Let Nature Have Her Way
4.9 Life Without Emma Bovary
