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Silas Marner

Heard
2007
Episodes
22
Language
English

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Track 1

    No date given · 3:14

  2. Dr. Kimble

    No date given · 5:26

  3. Track 2

    No date given · 9:02

  4. We called her Eppie

    No date given · 5:14

  5. Track 3

    No date given · 7:49

  6. A Bit Naughty

    No date given · 8:08

  7. Track 4

    No date given · 4:18

  8. Cutting Down the Hedge

    No date given · 2:19

  9. Track 5

    No date given · 5:34

  10. Eppie in the Coal Shed

    No date given · 2:49

  11. Track 6

    No date given · 3:55

  12. Weaving a Pattern

    No date given · 5:09

  13. Track 7

    No date given · 5:31

  14. Providence

    No date given · 2:08

  15. Track 8

    No date given · 5:25

  16. Talk of Marriage

    No date given · 3:44

  17. Track 9

    No date given · 5:04

  18. Everything Comes to Light

    No date given · 4:59

  19. Track 10

    No date given · 3:28

  20. Eppie's Decision

    No date given · 10 min

  21. Track 11

    No date given · 2:33

  22. The Wedding

    No date given · 4:19

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  1. Silas Marner (Focus on the Family Radio Theatre)

    Listeners' uploads · George Eliot · 22 episodes here · archive.org

    the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it.

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