The Sword in the Stone
Other by T. H. White read by Neville Jason
Released 2008
Tracklist
- CD 1
- 1The Sword in the Stone0:31
- 2Chapter 16:13
- 3So it was decided.7:28
- 4The Mews was one of the most important parts of the castle…6:42
- 5Chapter 25:52
- 6The night fell still…5:36
- 7There was a clearing in the forest…6:45
- 8The Wart went over to the tree…6:31
- 9Chapter 36:30
- 10Merlyn had a long white beard…6:44
- 11The Wart was so startled…7:00
- 12The vanity-glass vanished…7:17
- CD 2
- 1Chapter 47:35
- 2Chapter 56:24
- 3People in those days had rather different ideas…6:09
- 4They crossed the courtyard…6:45
- 5The Wart was on an even keel now…5:15
- 6Mrs. Roach held out a languid fin…5:08
- 7The Wart looked, and at first saw nothing…6:40
- 8Chapter 66:09
- 9Kay was frightened by this…6:28
- 10The gore-crow hastened to obey…6:58
- 11The Wart knew he was probably going to be killed…6:35
- 12Instantly Mother Mim was framed in the lighted doorway…6:40
- CD 3
- 1It ought perhaps to be explained…7:57
- 2Chapter 76:36
- 3The day was cooler than it had been…7:04
- 4While this incantation was going on…5:27
- 5Sir Grummore Grummursum was cantering up…6:39
- 6With a blood-curdling beat of iron hoofs…7:38
- 7King Pellinore hurriedly sat on his victim’s chest…6:58
- 8Chapter 86:08
- 9‘What a shame that they should be kept prisoners…’6:11
- 10The darkness became watered with light…6:40
- 11All the hawks…6:31
- CD 4
- 1‘Life is blood…’7:26
- 2Chapter 95:58
- 3There seemed to be no sensible reply to this.5:30
- 4The Wart was still staring at his tutor’s chair…6:16
- 5Chapter 107:03
- 6They went to the man cautiously…7:02
- 7At the moment he was lying on his back…5:24
- 8The Wart thought it was time to ask…6:27
- 9Chapter 116:04
- 10After the staff lecture…5:37
- 11It was about compline…6:12
- 12They were close to the castle…5:45
- CD 5
- 1Chapter 126:39
- 2The Wart did not know quite how to put it…6:46
- 3She waved her apron at the sergeant…7:20
- 4Chapter 135:50
- 5Some people say that snakes are deaf…6:49
- 6‘I know some history’ said the Wart…5:10
- 7He was timid, ruminant and harmless…7:14
- 8Once upon a time…8:01
- 9Chapter 144:56
- 10This is what the letter said…6:05
- 11Another thing was the riot…5:11
- CD 6
- 1Chapter 155:45
- 2William Twyti was called for…6:46
- 3Chapter 165:55
- 4He weighed between ten and twenty score…7:03
- 5Wart had lost the panicky feeling…7:45
- 6In a small bushment the grim boar stood at bay…6:01
- 7So King Pellinore was bent over the dead beast…5:55
- 8Chapter 175:32
- 9‘Another thing I like about them,’ said the Wart5:54
- 10‘Well, you know quite well,’ said Merlyn…5:28
- 11Chapter 185:47
- 12‘Do you like it?’ asked the owl…6:23
- CD 7
- 1It was a long and terrible journey…4:43
- 2People don’t think of trees as alive…8:01
- 3The Wart watched…8:10
- 4Chapter 195:40
- 5Being invisible is not so pleasant as it sounds…6:19
- 6They had become interested in this discussion…7:44
- 7‘I think that was a very good wreath…’7:59
- 8There was a distant noise…7:43
- 9Chapter 205:23
- 10The education of any civilized gentleman…6:39
- CD 8
- 1Chapter 215:13
- 2The call sounded from far away…5:34
- 3‘I don’t want to hear it any more…’5:27
- 4With these words…6:41
- 5The old gentleman scratched about…7:14
- 6Chapter 227:26
- 7King Pellinore closed his eyes tight…6:49
- 8Chapter 236:12
- 9When he got to the inn it was closed.6:26
- 10A snake slipping easily along the coping…6:05
- 11Chapter 246:06
More by T. H. White, Neville Jason
Issues
T8x CD (unabridged)2008