Mervyn Peake: Gormenghast D D (CD)
Gormenghast D D
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- Read by:
- Rupert Degas
- Publisher:
- NAXOS AUDIO BOOKS, 2011
- Language:
- Englisch
- ISBN-13:
- 9781843795384
- Copyright-Jahr:
- 2011
- Duration:
- 4 hrs 50 min
- Release date:
- 15.4.2011
- Note
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Caution: Product is not in German language
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Titus, Earl of Groan, is becoming aware of a world beyond the suffocating confines of Gormenghast, bound by centuries of tradition onto a pattern of decaying rituals. He yearns for freedom. Meanwhile the amoral Steerpike continues to forge his way into a position of power, leaving death in his wake and nearly dying in the process. But his rise places him at odds with Titus himself; and only one will survive. This award-winning sequel displays all Mervin Peake’ simaginative brilliance in creating and sustaining the extraordinary world of Gormenghast.
Biography (Mervyn Peake)
Mervyn Peake, geboren 1911 im Kaiserreich China, ist neben seinen literarischen Werken auch als Maler und Illustrator hervorgetreten. Peake starb 1968 in Burford bei Oxford.Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 Titus is seven.
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2 The Countess walked with a frown on her brow?
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3 Cora and Clarice, although they did not know?
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4 The husky, whispering sound of a score of flying gowns?
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5 He beat his fist into the palm of his other hand.
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6 When Titus awoke the walls of the cave were leaping?
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7 Titus was to be kept in the lichen fort for a week.
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8 There was no sound in all Gormenghast?
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9 It was on the following afternoon that Mrs. Slagg died.
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10 A few days later when Steerpike saw Fuschia emerge?
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11 At the end of the three hours that lay before him?
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12 Steerpike's return to the castle's heart was rapid?
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13 It was then that there was a knock at the door.
