Household Words
par Charles Dickens
Lu par LibriVox Volunteers
Household Words was an English weekly magazine edited by Charles Dickens in the 1850s. It took its name from the line in Shakespeare's Henry V: "Familiar in his mouth as household words." The subject matter was varied, including poetry, fiction, non-fiction and opinions. - Summary by LynneT
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| The Sunday Screw | 22:23 | Lu par Lynne T | |
| The Young Advocate | 32:51 | Lu par Nick Autorina | |
| Earth's Harvests | 2:09 | Lu par Larry Wilson | |
| "The Devil's Acre" | 28:09 | Lu par Nick Autorina | |
| "Press On" | 2:32 | Lu par Larry Wilson | |
| Address from an Undertaker to the Trade (Strictly Confidential) | 18:40 | Lu par Brize C | |
| The Two Sacks | 1:00 | Lu par Larry Wilson | |
| The Modern "Officer's" Progress -- I: Joining the Regiment | 18:44 | Lu par Beeswaxcandle | |
| Pictures of Life in Australia | 23:20 | Lu par docdlmartin | |
| Ebenezer Elliott | 22:22 | Lu par Kate Follis |