Marilyn Lightstone Reads

Walter decides that he should try to find out who Anne's father is. Later, Marian tells him that she has been to see Count Fosco. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Mrs. Catherick is pleased by Sir Percival’s death and she feels that Walter has had a hand in it... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Walter writes to Marian to tell her of Sir Percival’s death. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

As men follow Walter along the road, suddenly, one of them rushes past him and, startled, Walter pushes him away. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

As Walter exits Mrs. Catherick’s, he sees the man who shouted at him outside Blackwater Park. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Walter tells Marian that he is going to Welmingham to try and discover Sir Percival’s secret. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Walter believes that he may find out Sir Percival’s secret by discovering Anne’s history... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Walter sets out for Hampshire and visits Mr. Dawson. Later, he decides to visit Blackwater to speak to the servants. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Walter concludes that Count Fosco has switch the women's identities... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Walter, now living in London and renting a flat with two women who pretend to be his sisters, narrates the start of the Third Epoch. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

The Second Epoch concludes with narratives from Jane Gould, a tombstone at Limmeridge, and the return of Walter Hartright, who is soon told the bad news about a tragic passing...  It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

A couple of days later, Sir Percival sends Mrs. Michelson to Torquay on a seemingly impossible task to look at houses... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

The narrative is taken up by Mrs. Michelson, the housekeeper at Blackwater park, and recounts what happened while Marian was ill and why Laura left Blackwater... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

The story continues in the form of a letter written by Mr. Fairlie,  which details his interactions with Count Fosco and a visit he received from Laura’s maid, Fanny. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

As Marian's diary entries reach their conclusion she writes about a night where she attempted to listen in to a conversation between Count Fosco and Sir Percival. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Once in her room, Marian writes her two letters—one to Mr. Kyrle and one to Mr. Fairlie—imploring them to help her and Laura out of their terrible situation. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Laura and Marian plan to keep their meeting with Anne Catherick and Laura sets out alone, while Marian prepares to follow her... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Marian spends a sleepless night regretting her decision to send Walter away from Limmeridge. When she rises the next morning, she hears that Laura has lost one of her favorite brooches and all of the servants have been sent out to search for it... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Laura and Marian take a walk through the plantation to the boathouse, where Laura tells Marian all about her marriage... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Count Fosco objects to the idea of he and his wife being the sole witnesses and would like Marian present as a witness instead of Madame Fosco. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Marian continues her entry about Sir Percival’s unexpected meeting with his lawyer, Mr. Merriman. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Marian takes up her dairy again two days after Laura and Sir Percival arrive back at Blackwater after their honeymoon. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Marian’s diary picks up on the summer after Laura and Sir Percival’s wedding. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

Marian writes in her diary that her fears have come true... It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!

The story is continued through excerpts from the diary of Marian Halcombe. It's classic literature brought to life with dramatic readings by The New Classical FM's Marilyn Lightstone!