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AUSTEN, J.: Pride and Prejudice (Abridged)
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.’ So opens this famous novel which has become Jane Austen’s best loved and best known work. It was in this book that all Jane Austen’s talents combined to create not only the most wonderful love story, but dialogue that sparkles with wit and irony, an ingenious and compelling plot and some of the most unforgettable characters ever created.
Tracklist
|  | 1 | Mr. Bingley Comes To Netherfield Park | 04:02 |
| | 2 | Mr. Bennet Makes A Disclosure | 12:13 |
| | 3 | The Lucas Family At Meryton | 05:23 |
| | 4 | Letters From Netherfield Park | 05:22 |
| | 5 | Elizabeth At Netherfield | 07:02 |
| | 6 | A Visitor To Longbourn - Mr. Collins | 06:01 |
| | 7 | At Meryton, Two Officers, Mr. Denny And Mr. Wickham | 14:56 |
| | 8 | Elizabeth Enters The Drawing-room | 10:14 |
| | 9 | Mr. Collins Makes His Declaration | 08:58 |
| | 1 | Charlotte Takes The Place Of Elizabeth | 05:27 |
| | 2 | Mr. And Mrs. Gardiner Arrive At Longbourn | 11:15 |
| | 3 | Elizabeth Travels With Sir William To The Gardiner's In London | 01:23 |
| | 4 | The Journey To Mr Collins At Hunsford | 11:21 |
| | 5 | A Conversation About Music | 07:45 |
| | 6 | Elizabeth Receives A Visit From Mr. Darcy | 07:13 |
| | 7 | Another Visit | 05:46 |
| | 8 | A Long Letter Of Explanation | 11:17 |
| | 9 | Elizabeth Reveals All To Jane | 08:28 |
| | 1 | Elizabeth Arrives At Pemberley | 10:15 |
| | 2 | Letters From Jane | 05:22 |
| | 3 | Return To Longbourn | 07:41 |
| | 4 | Lydia Reveals A Secret And Elizabeth Learns All | 09:49 |
| | 5 | Mr. Darcy Returns To Hertfordshire | 05:46 |
| | 6 | Jane And Mr. Bingley In Deep Conversation | 05:26 |
| | 7 | A Surprise Visit From Lady Catherine de Bourgh | 10:34 |
| | 8 | Mr Darcy again | 09:33 |
| | 9 | Sisterly Approval | 09:06 |
| | 10 | Mrs. Bingley Gets Rid Of Her Two Most Deserving Daughters. | 02:54 |
Jenny Agutter began her performing life as a ballet dancer in the Walt Disney film Ballerina. But she rose to fame in the television production and subsequently the film of The Railway Children. Since then her film credits have included The Eagle Has Landed, Equus and An American Werewolf In London. She has been equally active in the theatre in varied roles for the RSC, Royal National Theatre and on Broadway. Her recent TV credits include The Buccaneers, Heartbeat and the Channel 4 series And The Beat Goes On. She also reads Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and Ballet Stories for Naxos AudioBooks.
