Early SpringFay Inchfawn
Early Spring
The Vernal Equinox signals the time when the winter’s cold mantle begins to succumb to the warming influences of the oncoming spring. Fay Inchfawn (nee Elizabeth Rebecca Ward) took the springtime of 1920 as her inspiration for the bright promise of beauty and new life described in Early Spring. LibriVox volunteers bring you eight different readings of this magical work to celebrate the Vernal Equinox. This was the weekly poetry project for the week of March 19, 2006.
(Summary by Chip)
Audiolibros
45 capítulos
1 h 14 min
- 1 Dedication0:30
- 2 The Long View1:08
- 3 Within my House2:05
- 4 The Housewife1:34
- 5 To Mother1:56
- 6 In Such an Hour1:32
- 7 The Daily Interview4:05
- 8 The Little House1:44
- 9 The House-Mother1:30
- 10 A Woman in Hospital4:32
- 11 In Convalescence1:24
- 12 Homesick2:13
- 13 On Washing Day2:06
- 14 When Baby Strayed1:59
- 15 If Only ----1:43
- 16 Listening1:07
- 17 The Dear Folks in Devon1:30
- 18 The Reason1:30
- 19 Two Women1:42
- 20 The Prize Fight2:38
- 21 The Home Lights1:46
- 22 To an Old Teapot1:27
- 23 To a Rebellious Daughter2:59
- 24 For Mothering!1:36
- 25 Little Fan1:25
- 26 The Naughty Day1:28
- 27 To a Little White Bird1:03
- 28 Because0:50
- 29 When He Comes2:00
- 30 Early Spring1:03
- 31 The Witness1:06
- 32 In Somerset1:00
- 33 Song of a Woodland Stream1:34
- 34 Luggage in Advance1:08
- 35 At the Cross Roads1:36
- 36 Summer met Me0:57
- 37 The Carrier1:46
- 38 The Lad's Love by the Gate1:33
- 39 The Thrush1:01
- 40 In Dorset Dear0:59
- 41 The Flight of the Fairies1:23
- 42 The Street Player1:44
- 43 On All Souls' Eve1:38
- 44 The Log Fire1:25
- 45 God save the King1:25
8 capítulos
9 min