Title: North & South
Artist: Gaskell / Wille
Label: Naxos Audio Books
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 9789626341858
Genre: Books on Tape/Cd, Box Sets

When Margaret Hale moves with her father from the comfort of the south of England to the industrial north, she is at first repulsed by what she sees; and then when she discovers the conditions under which the workers are forced to live, she is outraged. But this throws her into direct conflict with the powerful young mill-owner, John Thornton. Using personal passions to explore deep social divisions, North and South is a great romance and one of Elizabeth Gaskell's finest works.

Tracks:
1.1 Chapter 1: Haste to the Wedding
1.2 Margaret Went Up Into the Old Nursery
1.3 Her Aunt Was So Much Absorbed
1.4 I Submit. You Are Rather Severe Tonight, Margaret
1.5 Chapter 2: Roses and Thorns
1.6 It Was the Latter Part of July When Margaret Returned Home
1.7 And Walk Margaret Did, in Spite of the Weather
1.8 Chapter 3: The More Haste the Worse Speed
1.9 Mrs. Hale Took Off Her Black Silk Apron
1.10 The Conversation at Dinner Flowed on Quietly and Agreeably
1.11 Margaret, Said He, Taking Her By Surprise
1.12 Chapter 4: Doubts and Difficulties
2.1 The Sight of Her Distress
2.2 Was It to Be So Sudden Then?
2.3 Mr. Hale Continued
2.4 Chapter 5: Decision
2.5 The Fine Crisp Morning Made Her Mother Feel
2.6 Mistaken As Margaret Felt Her Fathers Conduct
2.7 And Then in Tears, Margaret Left Her
2.8 Margaret Needed All Dixons Help in Action
2.9 Chapter 6: Farewell
2.10 The Study Was All Ready for Tea
2.11 Chapter 7: New Scenes and Faces
2.12 There Were No Letters Awaiting Him
3.1 Margaret Could Not Help Her Looks
3.2 Chapter 8: Home Sickness
3.3 Yes! Margaret Remembered It Well
3.4 It Fell to Margarets Share to Have to Look Out for a Servant
3.5 One Day Margaret and Her Father
3.6 Chapter 9: Dressing for Tea
3.7 In Mr. Thorntons House at This Very Same Time
3.8 Chapter 10: Wrought Iron and Gold
3.9 She Rearranged Her Mothers Worsted-Work
3.10 Margarets Lip Curled, But Somehow She Was Compelled
3.11 Chapter 11: First Impressions
3.12 One Afternoon She Met Bessy Higgins in the Street
3.13 Bessy Had Been Watching Margarets Face
4.1 Chapter 12: Morning Calls
4.2 Margaret Was Busy Embroidering
4.3 Chapter 13: A Soft Breeze in a Sultry Place
4.4 Bessy Moved Uneasily
4.5 From That Day Forwards Mrs. Hale Became More and More
4.6 Chapter 14: The Mutiny
4.7 But We Did Not Receive This Letter
4.8 Chapter 15: Masters and Men
4.9 At Last Mrs. Thornton Came in
4.10 She Smiled a Grim Smile
4.11 Mr. Thornton Came That Evening to Mr. Hales
4.12 Mr. Hale Spoke Next
4.13 I Only State the Fact
5.1 Chapter 16: The Shadow of Death
5.2 Meanwhile Margaret Had Returned Into Her Fathers Study
5.3 She Was in Violent Hysterics
5.4 Chapter 17: What Is a Strike?
5.5 But All This Time You've Not Told Me What
5.6 Her Father Went Out of Doors
5.7 Chapter 18: Likes and Dislikes
5.8 Well, Mother, Asked Mr. Thornton That Night
5.9 Have the Hands Actually Turned Out? Asked Mrs. Thornton
5.10 Chapter 19: Angel Visits
5.11 I Wish I Could See You Dressed Up, Said Bessy
5.12 The Medicines and Treatment
5.13 It's No Use Higgins
6.1 Margaret Sat Utterly Silent
6.2 Chapter 20: Men and Gentlemen
6.3 Mrs. Hale Would Have Been More Than Interested
6.4 He Was Not in the Habit of Talking to Ladies
6.5 Chapter 21: The Dark Night
6.6 Dr. Donaldson Took His Arm and Led Him
6.7 Mrs. Hale Herself Was Not Aware When She Awoke
6.8 Chapter 22: A Blow and It's Consequences
6.9 From Some Cause or Other, There Was a Pause
6.10 Margaret Felt Intuitively, That in An Instant
6.11 But the Retrograde Movement Towards the Gate Had Begun
6.12 Oh, Dear, Dear! Said Fanny, Crying
6.13 Chapter 23: Mistakes
7.1 The Tea Would Have Been Very Silent
7.2 Margaret Entered the Room
7.3 Chapter 24: Mistakes Cleared Up
7.4 I Do Not Want to Be Relieved from Any Obligation
7.5 Chapter 25: Frederick
7.6 When She Got There, She Found Bessy
7.7 Margaret Read in Her Soft Low Voice
7.8 Margaret Did Not Think of Anything
7.9 Chapter 26: Mother and Son
7.10 Mrs. Thornton Had Sat in the Dining-Room All Day
7.11 His Step at Last!
7.12 Chapter 27: Fruit-Piece
7.13 He Went at An Unusual Pace
8.1 Chapter 28: Comfort in Sorrow
8.2 Margaret Felt That He Acknowledged Her Power
8.3 But He Slouched His Cap Low Down Over His Brow
8.4 In the First Place
8.5 Nicholas Higgins Suddenly Stood Straight
8.6 About the Wages, Said Mr. Hale
8.7 Mr. Hale Saw That Higgins Was Vexed
8.8 Chapter 29: A Ray of Sunshine
8.9 Do You Know Margaret, I Really Begin Quite to Like
8.10 Chapter 30: Home at Last
8.11 During the Time That Mrs. Thornton
8.12 He Threw Himself Forward
9.1 Margaret Could Not Sit Still
9.2 If Margaret Thought Fredericks Theory
9.3 Chapter 31: Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot?
9.4 Towards Evening Dixon Said to Her
9.5 It Was Evident That Frederick Must Go
9.6 Frederick Was Silent for a Time
9.7 Chapter 32: Mischances
9.8 They Went Back to the Station
9.9 Chapter 33: Peace
9.10 Margaret Sat By Him in the Coach
9.11 Chapter 34: False and True
9.12 The Inspector Was Almost Daunted By the Haughtiness
9.13 Chapter 35: Expiation
10.1 Mr. Thornton Had Hardly Gone
10.2 Very Grey and Stern Did Mr. Thornton Look
10.3 She Threw Herself, Dressed As She Was
10.4 Margaret Turned to the Envelope
10.5 Mr. Hales Cheerful Subjects Had Come to An End
10.6 Chapter 36: Union Not Always Strength
10.7 There Was a Little Pause
10.8 Six Men Walked in the Middle of the Road
10.9 Margaret Saved Her from Falling
10.10 Chapter 37: Looking South
10.11 No More Contempt for Her!
10.12 Help You! How? I Would Do Anything
11.1 How Proud That Man Is!
11.2 Chapter 38: Promises Fulfilled
11.3 I Do Not See Any Harm in What She Did That Evening
11.4 The More Mrs. Thornton Thought Over
11.5 Margarets Eyes Flashed Fire
11.6 Mr. Thornton Was Not Spending the Morning
11.7 Chapter 39: Making Friends
11.8 She Found Nicholas Busily Engaged
11.9 Higginss Obstinacy Wavered
11.10 Margaret Was Silent
11.11 Chapter 40: Out of Tune
11.12 They Found Margaret with a Letter Open Before Her
11.13 Mr. Thornton Laughed Outright at This
11.14 When He Had Somewhat Abruptly Left the Room
12.1 She Did Not Breathe Freely
12.2 Chapter 41: The Journeys End
12.3 When Her Father Had Driven Off
12.4 The Next Day She Had the Little Boucher Children
12.5 And Mr. Hale Thought of Margaret
12.6 If Mr. Bell Had Had a Prophetic Eye
12.7 Chapter 42: Alone! Alone!
12.8 In the Same Spirit of Kindness
12.9 Mrs. Thornton and Fanny Were in the Dining-Room
12.10 Mr. Thorntons Eyes Glowed Like Red Embers
12.11 Chapter 43: Margarets Flittin
12.12 The House Teemed with Comfort Now
12.13 Nicholas Was Out
13.1 At This Instant Mr. Thornton Entered
13.2 Chapter 44: Ease Not Peace
13.3 She Looked Forward with Longing
13.4 And with Tea Came Mr. Henry Lennox
13.5 He Joked, to Give Her Time to Recover
13.6 Chapter 45: Not All a Dream
13.7 Chapter 46: Once and Now
13.8 Margaret Tried to Speak
13.9 Here and There Old Trees Had Been Felled
13.10 They Did Not Speak Much More
13.11 The Parsonage Was So Altered, Both Inside and Out
14.1 Margaret Was Silent for Some Time
14.2 No, You Would Not
14.3 But It Was No Smiling Matter to Margaret
14.4 Chapter 47: Something Wanting
14.5 She's a Papist, Miss, Isn't She?
14.6 Chapter 48: Neer to Be Found Again
14.7 Mr. Bell Did Not Make His Appearance
14.8 Chapter 49: Breathing Tranquillity
14.9 But All This Time for Thought
15.1 Chapter 50: Changes at Milton
15.2 He Reviewed His Position As a Milton Manufacturer
15.3 Stop a Minute, Measter
15.4 He Turned Away from Her and Covered His Face
15.5 Chapter 51: Meeting Again
15.6 Margaret Looked with An Anxious Eye at Mr. Thornton
15.7 I Have Been Unsuccessful in Business
15.8 Chapter 52: Pack Clouds Away
15.9 Her Voice Had Cleared Itself

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