Paul Faber, Surgeon
George MacDonald
Read by LibriVox Volunteers
In this sequel to "Thomas Wingfold, Curate" we follow an athiest who prides himself on being better than the Christians he knows and a weary woman trying to replace God's love with human love. But each are hiding secrets in their past. Meanwhile the unconventional curate and his friend Polwarth, the dwarf, continue ministering to anyone they can - regardless of their faith. - Summary by HannahMary
Wingfold Trilogy:
Thomas Wingfold, Curate
Paul Faber, Surgeon
There and Back (18 hr 26 min)
Chapters
The Lane | 17:14 | Read by Hannah Mary |
The Minister's Door | 18:12 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Manor House | 10:24 | Read by John de Silva |
The Rectory | 7:24 | Read by John |
The Road to Owlkirk | 12:25 | Read by John |
The Cottage | 8:55 | Read by John de Silva |
The Pulpit | 18:55 | Read by Joanna Michal Hoyt |
The Manor House Dining-Room | 8:27 | Read by Joanna Michal Hoyt |
The Rectory Drawing-Room | 11:29 | Read by Joanna Michal Hoyt |
Mr. Drake's Arbor | 28:38 | Read by Marc Berube |
The Chamber at the Cottage | 9:40 | Read by Marc Berube |
The Minister's Garden | 9:40 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Heath at Nestley | 19:12 | Read by Joanna Michal Hoyt |
The Garden at Owlkirk | 16:36 | Read by Joanna Michal Hoyt |
The Parlor at Owlkirk | 30:37 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Butcher's Shop | 16:56 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Parlor Again | 44:24 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Park at Nestley | 17:46 | Read by Cindy Gorman |
The Rectory | 10:58 | Read by Cindy Gorman |
At the Piano | 17:03 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Pastor's Study | 27:41 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
Two Minds | 15:42 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Minister's Bedroom | 20:47 | Read by Joanna Michal Hoyt |
Juliet's Chamber | 25:50 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
Osterfield Park | 23:41 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Surgery Door | 19:11 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Groans of the Inarticulate | 34:32 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
Cow-lane Chapel | 36:15 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Doctor's House | 21:46 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
The Pony-Carriage | 45:45 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
A Conscience | 21:43 | Read by Zach Hoyt |
The Old House at Glaston | 25:27 | Read by Geoff Blanchard |
Paul Faber's Dressing-Room | 31:06 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
The Bottomless Pool | 10:02 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
A Heart | 15:06 | Read by Carol Sutton |
Two More Minds | 31:15 | Read by Richard Vogel |
The Doctor's Study | 24:17 | Read by Richard Vogel |
The Mind of Juliet | 31:17 | Read by Richard Vogel |
Another Mind | 10:51 | Read by Hannah Mary |
A Desolation | 29:28 | Read by Adrian Stephens |
The Old Garden | 26:43 | Read by Adrian Stephens |
The Pottery | 29:32 | Read by Adrian Stephens |
The Gate-Lodge | 23:16 | Read by Adrian Stephens |
The Corner of the Butcher's Shop | 14:00 | Read by Adrian Stephens |
Here and There | 14:08 | Read by Little Beetle |
The Minister's Study | 16:50 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
The Blowing of the Wind | 18:49 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
The Border-Land | 20:28 | Read by Larry Wilson |
Empty Houses | 21:26 | Read by Larry Wilson |
Fallow Fields | 26:18 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
The New Old House | 16:29 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
The Level of the Lythe | 8:17 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
My Lady's Chamber | 19:40 | Read by aaronjwalker9 |
Nowhere and Everywhere | 13:35 | Read by Larry Wilson |
Reviews
Ms. Andrea
A neat story but includes lots of introspection that is quite boring. I listened to the finish because I wanted to hear the end... but there are lots of parts that I tuned out.
James Baker
Excellent book; good reading. The American Southern accents used by some readers in place of a refined English accent was somewhat off-putting at times. Having said that, I do appreciate and admire the volunteers!
excellent
jessica bracks
Yet another wonderful book from MacDonald. Its profundity seems balanced by the selfishness of the two central characters, examples of a person's struggle with goodness/morality and true knowing of Who God is.
A LibriVox Listener
Great story, some of the narrators were difficult to understand.
Kam
long but with jewels of wisdom everydeverywhere. thankyou