Melville / Hootkins: Moby Dick
Melville / Hootkins: Moby Dick
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Artist: Melville / Hootkins
Label: Naxos Audio Books
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 9789626343586
Genre: Books on Tape/Cd
Call me Ishmael. Thus starts the greatest American novel. Melville said himself that he wanted to write a mighty book about a mighty theme and so he did. It is a story of one man's obsessive revenge-journey against the white whale, Moby-Dick, who injured him in an earlier meeting. Woven into the story of the last journey of the Pequod is a mesh of philosophy, rumination, religion, history and a mass of information about whaling through the ages. This epic story, here presented in unabridged form, receives an equally epic reading from the outstanding American actor William Hootkins.
Tracks:
1.1 Chapter 1: Loomings
1.2 But Here Is An Artist
1.3 What of It, If Some Old Hunks of a Sea-Captain
1.4 Chapter 2: The Carpet-Bag
1.5 Moving on, I at Last Came to a Dim Sort
1.6 Chapter 3: The Spouter-Inn
1.7 Crossing This Dusky Entry
1.8 Presently a Rioting Noise Was Heard Without
1.9 I Now Took the Measure of the Bench
1.10 This Account Cleared Up the Otherwise
1.11 Whether That Mattress Was Stuffed
1.12 I Now Screwed My Eyes Hard
1.13 Chapter 4: The Counterpane
1.14 Now Take Away the Awful Fear
1.15 Chapter 5: Breakfast
2.1 They Say That Men Who Have Seen the World
2.2 Chapter 6: The Street
2.3 Chapter 7: The Chapel
2.4 Chapter 8: The Pulpit
2.5 Chapter 9: The Sermon
2.6 With This Sin of Disobedience in Him
2.7 Now Jonahs Captain, Shipmates
2.8 Terrors Upon Terrors Run Shouting Through His Soul
2.9 But Again He Leaned Over Towards the People
2.10 Chapter 10: A Bosom Friend
2.11 As I Sat There in That Now Lonely Room
2.12 Chapter 11: Nightgown
2.13 Chapter 12: Biographical
2.14 Chapter 13: Wheelbarrow
2.15 At Last, Passage Paid and Luggage Safe
3.1 The Schooner Was Run Into the Wind
3.2 Chapter 14: Nantucket
3.3 Chapter 15: Chowder
3.4 However, a Warm Savory Steam from the Kitchen
3.5 Chapter 16: The Ship
3.6 Now When I Looked About the Quarter-Deck
3.7 For a Moment I Stood a Little Puzzled
3.8 Now, Bildad, I Am Sorry to Say
3.9 But One Thing Nevertheless
3.10 But I Had Not Proceeded Far
3.11 Chapter 17: The Ramadan
3.12 With a Prodigious Noise the Door Flew Open
3.13 Now As I Before Hinted, I Have No Objection
3.14 Chapter 18: His Mark
3.15 So Down We Went Into the Cabin
3.16 Chapter 19: The Prophet
4.1 Look Here. Friend, Said I
4.2 Chapter 20: All Astir
4.3 Chapter 21: Going Aboard
4.4 Chapter 22: Merry Christmas
4.5 At Last the Anchor Was Up
4.6 Chapter 23: The Lee Shore
4.7 Chapter 24: The Advocate
4.8 Until the Whale Fishery Rounded Cape Horn
4.9 Chapter 25: Postscript
4.10 Chapter 26: Knights and Squires
4.11 With Memories Like These in Him
4.12 Chapter 27: Knights and Squires
4.13 First of All Was Queequeg
4.14 Chapter 28: Ahab
4.15 So Powerfully Did the Whole Grim Aspect
4.16 Chapter 29: Enter Ahab; to Him, Stubb
5.1 I Was Never Served So Before
5.2 Chapter 30: The Pipe
5.3 Chapter 31: Queen Mab
5.4 Chapter 32: Cetology
5.5 Now the Various Species of Whales Need
5.6 Book 1 (Folio) Chapter 1: (Sperm Whale)
5.7 In Connection with This Appellative
5.8 Octavoes
5.9 Duodecimoes
5.10 Chapter 33: The Specksynder
5.11 Chapter 34: The Cabin-Table
5.12 What a Relief It Was to Choking Stubb
5.13 It Was a Sight to See Queequeg Seated
5.14 Chapter 35: The Mast-Head
5.15 It May Seem Unwarrantable to Couple in Any Respect
6.1 In Shape, the Sleets Crows-Nest
6.2 Let Me Make a Clean Breast of It Here
6.3 Chapter 36: The Quarter-Deck
6.4 Receiving the Top-Maul from Starbuck
6.5 Hark Ye Yet Again ? the Little Lower Layer
6.6 Receiving the Brimming Pewter
6.7 Chapter 37: Sunset
6.8 Chapter 38: Dusk
6.9 Chapter 39: First Night Watch
6.10 Chapter 40: Midnight, Forecastle
6.11 They Cease Dancing and Gather in Clusters
6.12 Chapter 41: Moby-Dick
6.13 But There Were Still Other and More Vital
6.14 But Even Stripped of These Supernatural Surmisings
6.15 It Is Not Probable That This Monomania
7.1 Now, in His Heart, Ahab Had Some Glimpse
7.2 Chapter 42: The Whiteness of the Whale
7.3 Bethink Thee of the Albatross
7.4 But There Are Other Instances
7.5 Or What Is There Apart from the Traditions
7.6 But Thou Sayest, Methinks This White-Lead Chapter
7.7 Chapter 43: Hark!
7.8 Chapter 44: The Chart
7.9 There Was a Circumstance Which at First Sight
7.10 But Granting All This
7.11 Chapter 45: The Affidavit
7.12 I Do Not Know Where I Can Find a Better Place
7.13 The Following Are Extracts from Chaces Narrative
7.14 In That Up and Down Manly Book
7.15 Chapter 46: Surmises
8.1 Chapter 47: The Mat-Maker
8.2 Chapter 48: The First Lowering
8.3 In Obedience to a Sign from Ahab
8.4 Meanwhile Stubb, Betrayed on Such Far-Gazing
8.5 Meanwhile, All the Boats Tore on
8.6 Chapter 49: The Hyena
8.7 Chapter 50: Ahabs Boat and Crew. Fedallah
8.8 Chapter 51: The Spirit-Spout
8.9 But, at Last, When Turning to the Eastward
8.10 Chapter 52: The Albatross
8.11 Chapter 53: The Gam
8.12 But Look at the Godly, Honest, Unostentatious
8.13 Chapter 54: The Town-Hos Story
9.1 Lakeman! Buffalo!
9.2 It Was Not More Than a Day or Two
9.3 Quitting the Pump at Last
9.4 Ere the Cry Could Go Aft
9.5 I Left Off, Gentlemen, Where the Lakeman
9.6 At Sunrise the Captain Went Forward
9.7 At Sunrise He Summoned All Hands
9.8 During the Night, Radney Had An Unseamanlike Way
9.9 In Good Time, the Town-Ho Reached Her Port
9.10 Chapter 55: Of the Monstrous Pictures of Whales
9.11 In Old Harriss Collection of Voyages
9.12 As for the Sign-Painters Whales Seen in the Streets
9.13 Chapter 56: Of the Less Erroneous Pictures
9.14 Who Garnery the Painter Is, or Was, I Know Not
9.15 Chapter 57: Of Whales in Paint; in Teeth; in Wood
10.1 At Some Old Gable-Roofed Country Houses
10.2 Chapter 58: Brit
10.3 Chapter 59: Squid
10.4 Chapter 60: The Line
10.5 Before Lowering the Boat for the Chase
10.6 Chapter 61: Stubb Kills a Whale
10.7 Start Her, Start Her, My Men!
10.8 Chapter 62: The Dart
10.9 Chapter 63: The Crotch
10.10 Chapter 64: Stubbs Supper
10.11 If Moody Ahab Was Now All Quiescence
10.12 But, As Yet, Stubb Heeded Not the Mumblings
10.13 Upon This, Fleece, Holding Both Hands Over the Fishy Mob
10.14 Chapter 65: The Whale As a Dish
10.15 Chapter 66: The Shark Massacre
11.1 Chapter 67: Cutting in
11.2 Chapter 68: The Blanket
11.3 A Word or Two More Concerning This Matter
11.4 Chapter 69: The Funeral
11.5 Chapter 70: The Sphynx
11.6 Chapter 71: The Jeroboams Story
11.7 He Had Been Originally Nurtured
11.8 It Seemed That the Jeroboam Had Not Long Left Home
11.9 Chapter 72: The Monkey-Rope
11.10 I Have Hinted That I Would Often
11.11 Chapter 73: Stubb and Flask Kill a Right Whale
11.12 While the Two Headsmen Were Engaged
11.13 The Boats Were Then Hailed
11.14 Chapter 74: The Sperm Whales Head ? Contrasted View
11.15 But the Ear of the Whale Is Full As Curious As the Eye
11.16 Chapter 75: The Right Whales Head ? Contrasted View
12.1 A Great Pity, Now
12.2 Chapter 76: The Battering-Ram
12.3 Chapter 77: The Great Heidelburgh Tun
12.4 Chapter 78: Cistern and Buckets
12.5 Almost in the Same Instant
12.6 Chapter 79: The Prairie
12.7 Chapter 80: The Nut
12.8 Chapter 81: The Pequod Meets the Virgin
12.9 With One Intent All the Combined Rival Boats
12.10 Seeing Now That But a Very Few Moments More
12.11 Stand By, Men; He Stirs, Cried Starbuck
12.12 Soon, While the Crews Were Awaiting the Arrival
12.13 Chapter 82: The Honour and Glory of Whaling
12.14 Whether to Admit Hercules Among Us or Not
13.1 Chapter 83: Jonah Historically Regarded
13.2 Chapter 84: Pitchpoling
13.3 Chapter 85: The Fountain
13.4 It Has Been Said That the Whale Only Breathes
13.5 Nor Is It at All Prudent for the Hunter
13.6 Chapter 86: The Tail
13.7 Five Great Motions Are Peculiar to It
13.8 Fifth: As in the Ordinary Floating Posture
13.9 Chapter 87: The Grand Armada
13.10 Now, As Many Sperm Whales Had Been Captured
13.11 But Thoughts Like These Troubled Very Few
13.12 All Whaleboats Carry Certain Curious Contrivances
13.13 But Far Beneath This Wondrous World
13.14 Meanwhile, As We Thus Lay Entranced
13.15 Chapter 88: Schools and Schoolmasters
13.16 But Supposing the Invader of Domestic Bliss
14.1 The Forty-Barrel-Bull Schools
14.2 Chapter 89: Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish
14.3 These Pleadings and the Counter Pleadings
14.4 Chapter 90: Heads or Tails
14.5 In a Word the Whale Was Seized and Sold
14.6 Chapter 91: The Pequod Meets the Rosebud
14.7 Now in Order to Hold Direct Communication
14.8 By This Time Their Destined Victim Appeared
14.9 Chapter 92: Ambergris
14.10 Chapt