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Paul Faber, Surgeon

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(4,208 Sterne; 24 Bewertungen)

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

Bewertungen

(4 Sterne)

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.

(5 Sterne)

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

(5 Sterne)

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.

(4 Sterne)

Great story, some of the narrators were difficult to understand.

(3 Sterne)

long but with jewels of wisdom everydeverywhere. thankyou