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Visionary, The by Emily Brontë (1818 - 1848)

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LibriVox volunteers bring you 18 recordings of "The Visionary" by Ellis Bell (Emily Brontë). This was the weekly poem for January 1, 2012. The first 12 lines originally appeared in one of a large group of Gondal poems, the word coming from the name of a fictitious island kingdom in a fantasy created by Emily and her sister Anne. When Emily finally consented to have some of her poems published in 1846, along with those of sisters Charlotte and Anne, she selected parts of the Gondal poems and removed all reference to the fantasy land. However, this poem first appeared in a new, expanded edition...

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Jan 11, 2024

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Episodes

The Visionary - Read by PD 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by RN 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by GHS 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by LLW 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by REF 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by NLB 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by KN 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by JBS 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by LAH 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by KG 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by JCM 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by DL 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by DT 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by GC 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by EP 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by DII 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by AGB 11.01.2024
The Visionary - Read by FS 11.01.2024

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