Audiobook: First and Last
- Download Chapter 01 On Weighing Anchor audio
- Download Chapter 02 On Reveillon audio
- Download Chapter 03 On Cheeses audio
- Download Chapter 04 The Captain of Industry audio
- Download Chapter 05 The Inventor audio
- Download Chapter 06 The Views of England audio
- Download Chapter 07 The Lunatic audio
- Download Chapter 08 The Inheritance of Humour audio
- Download Chapter 09 The Old Gentelman's Opinions audio
- Download Chapter 10 On Historical Evidence audio
- Download Chapter 11 The Absence of the Past audio
- Download Chapter 12 St. Patrick audio
- Download Chapter 13 The Lost Things audio
- Download Chapter 14 On Historical Evidence audio
- Download Chapter 15 The Victory audio
- Download Chapter 16 Reality audio
- Download Chapter 17 On the Decline of the Book audio
- Download Chapter 18 Jose Maria de Heredia audio
- Download Chapter 19 Normandy and the Normans audio
- Download Chapter 20 The Old Things audio
- Download Chapter 21 The Battle of Hastings audio
- Download Chapter 22 The Roman Roads in Picardy audio
- Download Chapter 23 The Reward of Letters audio
- Download Chapter 24 The Eye-Openers audio
- Download Chapter 25 The Public audio
- Download Chapter 26 On Entries audio
- Download Chapter 27 Companions of Travel audio
- Download Chapter 28 On the Sources of Rivers audio
- Download Chapter 29 On Error audio
- Download Chapter 30 The Great Sight audio
- Download Chapter 31 The Decline of a State audio
- Download Chapter 32 On Past Greatness audio
- Download Chapter 33 Mr. The Duke: The Man of Malplaquet audio
- Download Chapter 34 The Game of Cards audio
- Download Chapter 35 "King Lear" audio
- Download Chapter 36 The Excursion audio
- Download Chapter 37 The Tide audio
- Download Chapter 38 On a Great Wind audio
- Download Chapter 39 The Letter audio
- Download Chapter 40 The Regret audio
- Download Chapter 41 The End of the World audio
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“When a man weighs anchor in a little ship or a large one he does a jolly thing! He cuts himself off and he starts for freedom and for the chance of things. He pulls the jib a-weather, he leans to her slowly pulling round, he sees the wind getting into the mainsail, and he feels that she feels the helm. He has her on a slant of the wind, and he makes out between the harbour piers.” (quotation from Hilaire Belloc)
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