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Brilliant author, brilliant actors, who needs a T.V. when you have these pictures in your mind

Thank you for this! Is it available for download anywhere?

Waited all year to listen to this as a "Thanksgiving" horror story based on the title only to suddenly remember 30 seconds into finally listening to it that the show is British 😂

Durrell remains one of the more celebrated writers of the past century. To name him along with J Joyce, V Wolf and Forster is not at all misleading. It ain't the same with Graham Greene, whose works aren't at the same level of Alexandria's Quartet. Although some of Greene's books are quite good, as A Burnt Out Case, many others fell in what was not more than entertainment. I liked England Made Me and The Man Within, but other novels of this Author bored me or found them for teens. Others seemed written to be taken into movies, which was a good income for GG. ➖ Lawrence Durrell main work, instead, matters. Alexandria's Quartet is a four books compound, that will makes you feel and think, at once. And this is what Literature seeks for, besides portraying a period of time and place/s. The whole is something perfectly achieved in this Durrell main work. A real Masterwork that has and shall remain among the best, so well plotted it is. ➖Also found boring and of almost no interest, the Greene's diatribes about Catholicism and his doubts about it. It just wasn't a matter catching for me. ➖Then to qualify Durrell as a "sexual predator" think it's an uncertain, exaggerated and so abusive term to apply to this prominent writer. As a man he may have been a bit of a womaniser, but I can't believe much of what his daughter Sapho told. Lost as she was, in her bypolar syndrome and her will and quest for fame as a writer, too. ➖So, apart from it all, this is for me as to others, one of the best writers of past century. I warmly recommend his Alexandria's Quartet, of course. Excellent books. 🙄👍❤️🤗

Wonderful old time comedy. Just like when one had to learn latin at ones boarding school

do barney and Stig ever end up making love ? ❤ its such a beautiful story

Fantastic story 👏 👏well done and vary well acted 🤗 👏👏

Love Raffles and Bunny. Thank you

A sensitive man with a wonderful mind. He left us with so much.

just wonderous, what a character, sadly missed

Who remembers the tv series of this book?

wonderful thanks

Half of the published book, YT obviously deletes it as it’s a top book burner..

2x.BRILLIANT! Eric.Newby & Richard E Grant

This is superb😮🤔🧐👍!

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So good, I fell 💤 !

A story that goes nowhere. All atmosphere, woman screaming, no plot ☹

Have you got part 2? There was a part 2 the following week. This was from 24/10/98 and part 2 was 31/10/98.

What a scary story 😳😳

I read The Third Eye when I was 12 and finished all of them by 14. Those books started it all for me. 🙏🏻

Good. Really interesting.

raffles bbc radio episode 1: what do you mean they drag queened and married my blorbos. with Holmes, Wilde and Hamlet references to top it off. blazing reviews. a masterpiece how fun and amazing

Gosh, American public schooling is so different from British girl's school... o.o Wicked!

That was good 😊 Thank You 👍

Always bits of truths in these things I feel, people in positions of power sucking us dry 😉

Simply wonderful. 😊🇬🇧

Brilliant, thank you,

Fabulous ! Thank you 👏🌟 A true & rare Gem

This is lovely stuff!! I listen to the audiobooks every night. I dreamed he wanted me to adopt a shelter dog as a companion for my rescue English Pointer....he was very clear on the matter. I called my grandson, who loves me and asks no questions, and we went to the County Jail where shelter dogs are trained by inmates. We found a 11 year old Shepherd/Aussie mix with 2 tone eyes. I named him PiGi....

Having met Newby (and read a number of his books) I don't believe his tome was intended to be read with such dramatic urgency. He was a bit more laid back than that. Nevertheless a good effort but a tad harsh on the ear.

Samuel Pepys was having a sordid love affair with Mrs Martin, well I never!

How about BOWIES MERLIN YEARS IN 75

Hague was never a PM? Or am I missing something? 🇿🇦👍

Jorlly grood blook read to your badrageld children

Ace✌️👌

Used to listen to this a lot as a kid. Absolutely loved this story and narration, and the music has forever been engrained in my head. Hearing it now, I can still remember the images I had in my mind's eye when I first listened to this book over 15 years ago. I'm very pleased to find it here, while several other childhood audiobooks of mine seem to be lost to time!

They were TWATs back then !!!

CREEPY if I’m honest this version !!! 🌈

Lovely stories ! used to listen these in the 1990s. Terrible high handicap players involved mainly but mixed with a bit of silly romance. Wish i had played in that age !

Die Stimme von Karen Carpenter ist traumhaft schön.😊 Schade dass sie so früh verstorben ist.😂

Not when I just died my hair ginger

Where does part 3 begin?

With all that hyper panting and breathing, by the actress, sounds like she is having an orgasm

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1:08:28

Death must be so beautiful. To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one's head, and listen to silence. To have no yesterday, and no tomorrow. To forget time, to forgive life, to be at peace. Love this quote so much ❤️

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Who in the blazes is playing this oaf 'Bunny'? Not my style at all sir!