Over the Hills and Far Away: A Story of New Zealand
Charlotte Evans
Read by Lewis Fletcher
One of the very first New Zealand novels, Over the Hills and Far Away is a heavily romanticised tale of a woman's journey from England to Otago, New Zealand, and her subsequent experiences in the wild new colony. - Summary by Lewis Fletcher (4 hr 36 min)
Chapters
Preface | 1:30 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
On the Lewes Road | 11:14 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Pages From Lucy's Diary | 9:14 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Pages From Lucy's Diary | 5:22 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Lucy's Diary | 9:56 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Laura | 11:21 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Lucy's Diary | 8:55 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Lucy's Diary | 8:01 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The Lennoxes | 13:13 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
A Drawn Game | 9:38 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Mrs. Prior's Brother | 9:59 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Effie | 7:34 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Under the Blue Gums | 6:02 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Laura Reappears | 9:31 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The End of the Concert | 4:14 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Mrs. Lennox Becomes Confidential | 8:04 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Dacre's Advice | 6:45 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
A Question | 6:40 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Clinton's First Love | 5:56 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The "Beauty of Kent" | 4:48 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Lucy's Ride | 13:17 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Dacre to the Rescue | 7:37 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The First Time | 8:06 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Louis Loses His Temper At Croquet | 13:21 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The Second Time | 11:10 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The Beginning of the End | 8:46 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Peccavi | 6:46 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Good-bye | 7:26 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The Picture | 8:52 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The Third Time | 12:00 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Broken | 3:57 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
The Slope of the Hill | 10:11 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
A Charge | 3:41 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Forgiven | 3:03 | Read by Lewis Fletcher |
Reviews
budong
Lewis Fletcher does a wonderful job and deserves better than this stinky melodrama-turned-Christian-parable. I only continued listening through to the end because of the narrator.