Marilyn Lightstone Reads

The Reverend Arthur Beebe, the Reverend Cuthbert Eager, Mr. Emerson, Mr. George Emerson, Miss Eleanor Lavish, Miss Charlotte Bartlett, and Miss Lucy Honeychurch Drive Out in Carriages to See a View; Italians Drive Them. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Lucy has no one with whom she can speak about what happened and is disturbed by her memories of the murder the day before. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Mr. Beebe remarks that if Lucy ever learns to live as well as she plays the piano, that it would be a great event. Later, longing adventure, Lucy wanders out to into the Piazza Signoria, as the world seems touched by unreality... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Miss Bartlett argues politely with Lucy about whether or not she should accompany Lucy on a bit of sightseeing... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Marilyn Lightstone reads the timeless Edwardian tale from E.M. Forster, A Room with a View, the sixth book in our podcast series “Marilyn Lightstone Reads”, featuring the acclaimed Canadian Actress, Television and Radio host Marilyn Lighstone! Now, without further adieu, here is Marilyn to read us the first chapter from “A Room With a View”!

Elizabeth tells Jane about Darcy’s intention to marry her. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

A letter arrives from Mr. Collins that suggests that an engagement between Darcy and Elizabeth is imminent. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Elizabeth accepts that having been refused by her once, Darcy will not ask her to marry him again. Meanwhile, Mr. Bingley tells Jane that he will ask Mr. Bennet for permission to marry her. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Mrs. Gardiner replies to Elizabeth that it was Darcy who found Lydia and Wickham, and Darcy who paid Wickham the money that facilitated the marriage. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Elizabeth realizes that her opinion of Darcy has changed so completely that if he were to propose to her again, she would accept. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Mr. Gardiner attempts to reassure his niece that Wickham will certainly marry Lydia because he will not want his own career and reputation ruined. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Elizabeth panics, realizing that if Wickham does not marry Lydia, the reputations of both Lydia and the entire family will be ruined. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

As Elizabeth tours the beautiful estate of Pemberley with the Gardiners, she imagines what it would be like to be mistress there, as Darcy’s wife It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

News spreads that Wickham is no longer interested in Miss King, who has gone to Liverpool to stay with her uncle. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Elizabeth's feelings toward Darcy suddenly enter into flux. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Darcy admits to attempting to break Bingley’s romance with Jane and offers his account of Wickham’s doings. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Charlotte declares that Darcy must be in love with Elizabeth... or it is perhaps Colonel Fitzwilliam who is interested in her. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Lady Catherine grills Elizabeth concerning her upbringing, deciding that the Bennet sisters have been badly reared. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Elizabeth travels with Sir William Lucas to visit Charlotte and her new husband, Mr. Collins. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Mrs. Bennet’s hopes of seeing her daughters wed fade rapidly. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Miss Bingley warns Elizabeth not to trust Wickham, meanwhile Mr. Collins realizes that Darcy is related to his patroness, Lady Catherine. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

At the ball, Elizabeth's unhappiness reaches its peak when she finds herself dancing with Darcy. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Feeling a sense of obligation to the Bennet family because of the entail, Mr. Collins plans to ask one of the Bennet daughters to marry him. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Troubled by his fascination with Elizabeth, Darcy resolves to pay her less attention while she remains at Netherfield. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Elizabeth implies that Darcy is far too demanding... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!