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Ayala's Angel

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(4,572 Sterne; 111 Bewertungen)

Lucy and Ayala Dormer are left penniless by the death of their parents. Ayala is taken in by their rich aunt Lady Tringle and Lucy by their poor uncle Mr Dosett. The girls find it hard to get used to their new surroundings. Lucy becomes engaged to one of her father's artist friends but they are too poor to marry. Three different men fall in love with Ayala but none live up to her ideal of the perfect man. Will Lucy be able to marry her sweetheart and will Ayala find her 'Angel of Light'? For the answers to these and many other questions, read this book. (Summary by Stav Nisser) (19 hr 22 min)

Chapters

Chapter 1 - The Two Sisters

19:13

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Chapter 2 - Lucy with her Aunt Dosett

18:50

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Chapter 3 - Lucy's Troubles

18:34

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Chapter 4 - Isadore Hamel

18:12

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Chapter 5 - At Glenbogie

18:54

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Chapter 6 - At Rome

18:12

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Chapter 7 - Tom Tringle in Earnest

16:51

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Chapter 8 - The Lout

17:35

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Chapter 9 - The Exchange

17:25

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Chapter 10 - Ayala and her Aunt Margaret

16:52

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Chapter 11 - Tom Tringle at the Crescent

16:59

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Chapter 12 - Would you?

18:42

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Chapter 13 - How the Tringles Fell into Trouble

18:05

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Chapter 14 - Frank Houston

17:56

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Chapter 15 - Ayala with her Friends

16:34

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Chapter 16 - Jonathan Stubbs

18:14

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Chapter 17 - Lucy is very firm

17:54

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Chapter 18 - Down in Scotland

17:10

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Chapter 19 - Isadore Hamel is asked to lunch

17:57

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Chapter 20 - Stubbs upon matrimony

16:54

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Chapter 21 - Ayala's indignation

17:56

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Chapter 22 - Ayala's gratitude

19:04

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Chapter 23 - Stalham Park

16:58

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Chapter 24 - Rufford Cross Roads

17:12

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Chapter 25 - You are not he

18:21

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Chapter 26 - The finest hero that I ever knew

18:01

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Chapter 27 - Lady Albury's Letter

17:17

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Chapter 28 - Miss Docimer

16:54

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Chapter 29 - At Merle Park No. 1

17:19

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Chapter 30 - At Merle Park No. 2

17:13

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Chapter 31 - The Diamond Necklace

17:24

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Chapter 32 - Tom's despair

19:06

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Chapter 33 - Isadore Hamel in Lombard Street

18:26

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Chapter 34 - I never threatened to turn you out

20:09

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Chapter 35 - Tom Tringle sends a challenge

17:51

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Chapter 36 - Tom Tringle gets an answer

17:55

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Chapter 37 - Gertrude is unsuccessful

18:23

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Chapter 38 - Frank Houston is penitent

18:08

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Chapter 39 - Captain Batsby

21:10

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Chapter 40 - Aunt Emmeline's new proposition

17:09

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Chapter 41 - A cold prospect

19:30

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Chapter 42 - Another duel

17:57

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Chapter 43 - Once More

19:22

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Chapter 44 - In the Haymarket

17:36

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Chapter 45 - There is something of the angel about him

18:22

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Chapter 46 - Ayala goes again to Stalham

18:49

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Chapter 47 - Captain Batsby at Merle Park

18:49

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Chapter 48 - The journey to Ostend

18:43

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Chapter 49 - The new frock

19:48

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Chapter 50 - Gobblegoose wood on Sunday

19:45

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Chapter 51 - No!

18:41

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Chapter 52 - I call it folly

17:20

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Chapter 53 - How Lucy's affairs arranged themselves

17:43

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Chapter 54 - Tom's last attempt

18:05

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Chapter 55 - In the castle there lived a knight

18:40

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Chapter 56 - Gobblegoose Wood again

18:47

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Chapter 57 - Captain Batsby in Lombard Street

19:17

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Chapter 58 - Mr Traffick in Lombard Street

19:37

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Chapter 59 - Tregothnan

20:04

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Chapter 60 - Aunt Rosina

18:25

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Chapter 61 - Tom Tringle goes upon his travels

18:59

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Chapter 62 - How very much he loved her

18:54

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Chapter 63 - Ayala again in London

17:41

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Chapter 64 - Ayala's marriage

13:05

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Bewertungen

Superb reading

(5 Sterne)

I love Trollope and I'm not sure why this novel is considered funny. Very few likable characters, an unlikely hero in Sir Tringle (as far as I'm concerned), and a detailed description of immature, idealistic, annoying youth. I suppose it is good to know that young people have always been idiots, even in idealized times past. Ok-I wrote this 2/3 of the way through the book. I take it back, it is funny. But holy smoke, most of the characters are not people you'd want to live with!

Some similarity to Sense and Sensibility

(5 Sterne)

This book is enjoyable especially for the variable personalities of the characters, and their relationships to each other. The sisters remind me a lot of the book mentioned in the title of the review. One is more common sensible, the other is more artistic and romantic. Speaking of romance, if you’re not into that, this book “interest you much. As a guy it was a little too much of it for me, but the story was good enough to carry me through it. Our narrator read it very well and I owe her a great deal of thanks for the many hours of pleasant listening in this book and others that she has generously narrated!

(5 Sterne)

Beautifully read - many thanks to the reader. The novel itself has Trollope's usual wry perceptiveness of human nature but the social comment seems lacking and his attitude, especially to the role of middle class women in his world, seems to me to be more conservative than elsewhere. But the book has a grand, long, multistranded plot as usual and was a pleasure to listen to.

Heavenly

(5 Sterne)

The most delightful Trollope I’ve encountered thus far, and that’s saying something. You may find, as I did at first, that Ayala’s infernal search for her angel of light is maddening, but her ultimate and perfect choice puts all to rights and he truly is the best of men. The reader is perfect, with just the right Victorian sensibility. Thanks so much for this.

spectacular reader

(5 Sterne)

this is a true romance sort of story with lots of different girls walking through the maze of young womanhood, seeking the perfect mate for them. Trollope, therefore many well drawn characters and the usual struggle of the pecunious with the super rich. No surprises in the plot. The reader is beyond excellent !

ALMOST ALL ARE WED

(5 Sterne)

Trollope can make a compelling story out of anything. As noted by other listeners, his characters run the gamut in this one. Add to that the perfect narration and we have another winner. A final observation: you have to love Sir Tom Triangle. that man of very entertaining acerbic speech!

Lovely Story

(5 Sterne)

The narrator's voice gave a perfect nuance and believability to each character in this very enjoyable book. Of course, Anthony Trollope wrote so well and weaves a tale of sacrifice, love and the lessons of moral courage in each chapter. Well read and Anthony Trollope...what more could one ask!

Lovely Story

(5 Sterne)

The narrator's voice gave a perfect nuance and believability to each character in this very enjoyable book. Of course, Anthony Trollope wrote so well and weaves a tale of sacrifice, love and the lessons of moral courage in each chapter. Well read and Anthony Trollope...what more could one ask!