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The Wonderful Visit

H. G. Wells 
(1866 - 1946)

An other-worldly creature visits a small English village, and H. G. Wells uses humor and satire to convey some of the imperfections of Victorian society, as ‘angel’ and humans view each other with equal incomprehension.

Read by Mary Bard

Run Time 4 Hours 59 Minutes in 4 Audio CDs

Section --- Chapter --- run time
1 01 - I The Night of the Strange Bird - 03:15
2 02 - II The Coming of the Strange Bird - 05:04
3 03 - III The Hunting of the Strange Bird - 03:55
4 04 - IV - 02:52
5 05 - V - 05:36
6 06 - VI The Vicar and the Angel - 13:47
7 07 - VII - 04:07
8 08 - VIII - 04:46
9 09 - IX Parenthesis on Angels - 03:34
10 10 - X At the Vicarage - 04:51
11 11 - XI - 03:17
12 12 - XII - 05:50
13 13 - XIII The Man of Science - 05:54
14 14 - XIV - 06:24
15 15 - XV The Curate - 05:53
16 16 - XVI - 07:13
17 17 - XVII - 04:59
18 18 - XVIII After Dinner - 12:03
19 19 - XIX - 02:32
20 20 - XX - 04:42
21 21 - XXI - 05:01
22 22 - XXII Morning - 04:19
23 23 - XXIII The Violin - 06:09
24 24 - XXIV The Angel Explores the Village - 07:54
25 25 - XXV - 02:52
26 26 - XXVI - 08:33
27 27 - XXVII - 05:59
28 28 - XXVIII Lady Hammergallow's View - 09:45
29 29 - XXIX Further Adventures of the Angel in the Village - 06:46
30 30 - XXX - 07:55
31 31 - XXXI Mrs Jehoram's Breadth of View - 06:14
32 32 - XXXII A Trivial Incident - 02:03
33 33 - XXXIII The Warp and the Woof of Things - 04:14
34 34 - XXXIV The Angel's Debut - 23:04
35 35 - XXXV - 04:22
36 36 - XXXVI - 01:28
37 37 - XXXVII - 03:34
38 38 - XXXVIII The Trouble of the Barbed Wire - 07:12
39 39 - XXXIX - 04:03
40 40 - XL Delia - 05:45
41 41 - XLI Doctor Crump acts - 10:52
42 42 - XLII Sir John Gotch acts - 05:26
43 43 - XLIII The Sea Cliff - 04:17
44 44 - XLIV Mrs Hinijer acts - 04:37
45 45 - XLV The Angel in Trouble - 04:15
46 46 - XLVI - 04:34
47 47 - XLVII The Last Day of the Visit - 06:57
48 48 - XLVIII - 06:47
49 49 - XLVIX - 01:21
50 50 - L - 03:36
51 51 - LI - 03:19
52 52 - LII - 02:04
53 53 - LIII The Epilogue - 03:30

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