Details
- Length
- 4 hr 21 min
- Sections
- 38
- Language
- English
- Source
- LibriVox
- Internet Archive
- mrs_caudles_curtain_lectures_librivox
- Rights
- Public domain — LibriVox recording of a public-domain text
Chapters
- Introduction 8:45
- Lecture 1: Mr. Caudle has lent five pounds to a friend 6:22
- Lecture 2: Mr. Caudle has been at a tavern with a friend, and is 7:11
- Lecture 3: Mr. Caudle joins a club - 7:39
- Lecture 4: Mr. Caudle has been called from his bed to bail Mr. Prettyman from the watch-house 2:56
- Lecture 5: Mr. Caudle has remained downstairs till past one, with a friend 4:19
- Lecture 6: Mr. Caudle has lent an acquaintance the family umbrella 6:23
- Lecture 7: Mr. Caudle has ventured a remonstrance on his day's dinner: cold mutton and no pudding. - Mrs Caudle defends the cold shoulder. 6:29
- Lecture 8: Caudle has been made a mason - Mrs Caudle indignant and curious 6:08
- Lecture 9: Mr Caudle has been to Greenwich fair 6:02
- Lecture 10: On Mr. Caudle's shirt buttons 6:29
- Lecture 11: Mrs Caudle suggests the her dear mother should 7:40
- Lecture 12: Mr. Caudle having come home a little late, declares that henceforth 7:05
- Lecture 13: Mrs Caudle has been to see her dear mother - Caudle on the 5:38
- Lecture 14: Mrs Caudle thinks it 7:27
- Lecture 15: Mr. Caudle again stayed out late. Mrs Caudle, at first injured and violent, melts. 7:19
- Lecture 16: Baby is to be christened; Mrs Caudle canvasses the merits of probable godfathers 7:41
- Lecture 17: Caudle in the course of the day has ventured to question the economy of 7:11
- Lecture 18: Caudle, whilst walking with his wife, has been bowed to by a younger and even prettier woman than Mrs Caudle 6:57
- Lecture 19: Mrs Caudle thinks 7:23
- Lecture 20: 7:26
- Lecture 21: Mr. Caudle has not acted 7:47
- Lecture 22: Caudle comes home in the evening, as Mrs Caudle has 7:43
- Lecture 23: Mrs Caudle 7:41
- Lecture 24: Mrs Caudle dwells on Caudle's 7:47
- Lecture 25: Mrs Caudle, wearied of Margate, has 8:10
- Lecture 26: Mrs Caudle's first night in France - 7:21
- Lecture 27: Mrs Caudle returns to her native land. 7:47
- Lecture 29: Mrs Caudle has returned home. The house (of course) 6:12
- Lecture 29: Mrs Caudle thinks 8:17
- Lecture 30: Mrs Caudle complains of the 7:26
- Lecture 31: Mrs Caudle complains very bitterly that Mr. Caudle has 8:02
- Lecture 32: Mrs Caudle discourses of maids-of-all-work and maids in general. Mr. Caudle 7:09
- Lecture 33: Mrs Caudle has discovered that Caudle is a railway director 7:36
- Lecture 34: Mrs Caudle, suspecting that Mr. Caudle has made his will, is only 7:36
- Lecture 35: Mrs Caudle 7:35
- Lecture the Last: Mrs Caudle has taken cold; the tragedy of thin shoes 5:16
- Postscript 1:55