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South Audley Street

South Audley Street

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Sep 11, 2026

Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:33
Lady Maria began to depend on her, and to find that she could be sent on errands, and depended on to do a number of things.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:40
Consequently she was often at South Audley Street, and once when Lady Maria was suddenly taken ill, and was horribly frightened about herself, Emily was such a comfort to her that she kept her for three weeks.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:51
The creature is so cheerful, and perfectly free from vice, that she's a relief, her ladyship said to her nephew afterward.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:59
So many women are affected cats.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
18:01
She'll go out and buy you a box of pills or a porous plaster, but at the same time she has a kind of simplicity and freedom from spites and envies which might be the natural thing for a princess.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
18:12
So it happened that occasionally Emily put on her best dress and most carefully built hat, and went to South Audley Street to tea.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
18:20
Sometimes she had previously gone in buses to some remote place in the city to buy a specialty of which there had been rumours.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
18:27
She met some very smart people and rarely any stupid ones, Lady Maria being encased in a perfect frank armour of good-humoured selfishness which would have been capable of burning dullness at the stake.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
16:33
Lady Maria began to depend on her, and to find that she could be sent on errands, and depended on to do a number of things.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
16:40
Consequently, she was often at South Audley Street, and once when Lady Maria was suddenly taken ill, and was horribly frightened about herself, Emily was such a comfort to her that she kept her for three weeks.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
16:52
The creature is so cheerful, and perfectly free from vice that she's a relief, her ladyship said to her nephew afterward.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
16:59
So many women are affected cats.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:02
She'll go out and buy you a box of pills or a porous plaster, but at the same time she has a kind of simplicity and freedom from spites and envies which might be the natural thing for a princess.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:13
So it happened that occasionally Emily put on her best dress and most carefully built hat, and went to South Audley Street to tea.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:21
Sometimes she had previously gone in buses to some remote place in the city to buy a specialty of which there had been rumors.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:28
She met some very smart people, and rarely any stupid ones, Lady Maria being encased in a perfect frank armor of good-humored selfishness which would have been capable of burning dullness at the stake.
speaker_2NARRATOR
28:47
Lady Ambrose, who was the first to speak, began somewhat off the point.
speaker_2NARRATOR
28:53
What a charming change it is, Mr. Lawrence, she said, to look out on the sea when one is dressing, instead of across South Audley Street.
speaker_2NARRATOR
29:04
Hush, said Lawrence softly, with a grave, reproving smile.
speaker_2NARRATOR
29:10
Really, said Lady Ambrose, I beg your pardon.

6 HRS 31 MINS LATER

speaker_2NARRATOR
420:31
The aloe tree of beauty again blossoms there under the azure stainless sky." "Do you know, Mr.
speaker_2NARRATOR
420:39
Rose," said Lady Ambrose in her most cordial manner, "all this is very beautiful, and certainly no one can think London as it is more ugly than I do.
speaker_2NARRATOR
420:51
That's natural in me, isn't it, being a denizen of poor prosaic South Audley Street as I am? But don't you think that your notion is, it's very beautiful, I quite feel that, but don't you think it is perhaps a little too dreamlike, too unreal, if you know what I mean?" "Such a city," said Mr.
speaker_2NARRATOR
421:13
Rose earnestly, "is indeed a dream, but it is a dream which we might make a reality, would circumstances only permit of it." We have many amongst us who know what is beautiful and who passionately desire it.
Algie PeggVOICE_ACTOR
65:19
We propose, first, that the present complete severance of conjugal relations shall continue.
Algie PeggVOICE_ACTOR
65:27
Secondly, the Lady Cottisham shall be at liberty to remove from South Audley Street and Ringham Castle all personal and private effects, excepting those family jewels which have merely been considered her property.' thirdly lady cottisham shall undertake formally and in writing not to molest a legal term sir charles
Wayne CookNARRATOR
65:53
her handkerchief is dropped here he picks it up and restores it to her allow me my lady
Algie PeggVOICE_ACTOR
66:00
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Algy PugVOICE_ACTOR
61:51
We propose, first, that the present complete severance of conjugal relations shall continue.
Algy PugVOICE_ACTOR
61:59
Secondly, the Lady Cottisham shall be at liberty to remove from South Audley Street and Wringham Castle all personal and private effects, excepting those family jewels which have merely been considered her property.
Algy PugVOICE_ACTOR
62:15
Thirdly, Lady Cottisham shall undertake, formally and in writing, not to molest, a legal term, Sir Charles Cottisham.
Wayne CookNARRATOR
62:25
Her handkerchief is dropped.

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Emily Fox-Seton-Frances Hodgson Burnett

Aug 18 · 11 Mentions

Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
16:47
Lady Maria began to depend on her, and to find that she could be sent on errands and depended on to do a number of things.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
16:53
Consequently, she was often at South Audley Street, and once when Lady Maria was suddenly taken ill and was horribly frightened about herself, Emily was such a comfort to her that she kept her for three weeks.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:05
The creature is so cheerful and perfectly free from vice that she's a relief, her ladyship said to her nephew afterward.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:12
So many women are affected cats.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:15
She'll go out and buy you a box of pills or a porous plaster, but at the same time she has a kind of simplicity and freedom from spites and envies which might be the natural thing for a princess.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:26
So it happened that occasionally Emily put on her best dress and most carefully built hat and went to South Audley Street to tea.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:34
Sometimes she had previously gone in buses to some remote place in the city to buy a specialty of which there had been rumors.
Caroline DriggsNARRATOR
17:41
She met some very smart people and rarely any stupid ones, Lady Maria being encased in a perfect frank armor of good-humored selfishness which would have been capable of burning dullness at the stake.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
2:27
Period: 1913.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
2:31
Act One: Robert Roope's flat in South Audley Street, June.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
2:36
Act Two: Morning room at Sir Randall Filson's, Ennismore Gardens, the next day.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
2:45
Act Three: Mackworth's chambers, Gray's Inn, November.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
3:03
The Big Drum.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
3:05
The first act.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
3:08
The scene is a room elegantly decorated in a flat in South Audley Street.
Michael ManxNARRATOR
3:14
On the right, two windows give a view through muslin curtains of the opposite houses.

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