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Pop.
Time
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to her Father and Mother
05:45
Pamela (Unabridged): John and Elizabeth Andrews to Pamela
04:34
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to her Father
01:48
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to her Mother
02:30
03:13
02:21
02:37
01:31
02:32
05:36
06:27
02:11
04:54
10:31
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to her Parents
10:35
02:15
06:08
10:12
06:07
03:54
07:27
09:02
07:07
Pamela (Unabridged): 'He talked a good deal to Mrs. Jervis…'
07:55
08:03
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I was hush; but she said, Pr'ythee, my good girl…'
07:16
06:16
Pamela (Unabridged): 'You do well, sir, said I, to even your wit…'
04:49
11:39
07:29
Pamela (Unabridged): 'After which, I turned to my own, and said…'
09:45
11:04
09:13
Pamela (Unabridged): Verses on my going away
Pamela (Unabridged): Narrator - 'Here it is necessary the reader should know…'
02:25
Pamela (Unabridged): Squire B. to Goodman Andrews
03:09
Pamela (Unabridged): Narrator - 'It is easy to guess at the poor old man's…'
10:07
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to Mrs. Jervis
00:59
Pamela (Unabridged): Narrator - 'This, though it quieted not entirely…'
01:34
02:54
Pamela (Unabridged): 'The long-hoped for Thursday morning came…'
07:14
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Well, I believe I set out about eight o'clock…'
05:57
Pamela (Unabridged): Squire B. to Pamela
01:50
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I but too well apprehended that the letter…'
Pamela (Unabridged): Squire B. to Farmer Norton
00:45
Pamela (Unabridged): 'He had said, too cunningly for me…'
06:53
Pamela (Unabridged): 'About eight at night, we entered the court-yard…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I am now come down in my writing to this present SATURDAY…'
06:21
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I am now come to SUNDAY.'
07:43
06:45
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I am now come to MONDAY, the 5th day…'
07:34
Pamela (Unabridged): Tuesday and Wednesday
Pamela (Unabridged): Thursday
09:19
Pamela (Unabridged): Reverend Williams to Pamela
03:02
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to Reverend Williams
03:00
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I had but just time to transcribe this…'
03:04
Pamela (Unabridged): Friday, Saturday
03:14
03:16
04:26
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I made a thousand sad reflections upon the former part…'
07:25
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to Squire B.
04:21
Pamela (Unabridged): Sunday
03:01
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
04:20
03:11
Pamela (Unabridged): Thursday, Friday, Saturday the 14th, 15th, 16th of my bondage
01:09
10:19
Pamela (Unabridged): Pamela to her Mother and Father
01:57
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday morning
10:45
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday afternoon
06:29
Pamela (Unabridged): Tuesday, Wednesday
02:00
Pamela (Unabridged): Friday
06:22
Pamela (Unabridged): Saturday, Sunday
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday, Tuesday, the 25th and 26th of my heavy restraint
10:09
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Alas for me, what a fate is mine…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'And now I am come to the close of Wednesday…'
05:50
Pamela (Unabridged): Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, the 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st etc.
06:36
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Pause here a little, Pamela, on what thou art about…'
07:23
Pamela (Unabridged): 'And so saying, I arose; but was so stiff with my hurts…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'While everyone was thus differently employed…'
05:53
Pamela (Unabridged): Sunday afternoon
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, the 32nd, 33rd and 34th days etc.
01:11
Pamela (Unabridged): Friday, the 36th day of my imprisonment
Pamela (Unabridged): Saturday morning
07:17
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I arose; but said with a deep sigh…'
06:47
Pamela (Unabridged): Twelve o'clock, Saturday noon
07:08
Pamela (Unabridged): Continuation of letters between Squire B. and Pamela
06:44
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I took a copy of this for your perusal…'
02:23
Pamela (Unabridged): Almost twelve o'clock, Saturday night
06:49
Pamela (Unabridged): Sunday morning
06:24
Pamela (Unabridged): Tuesday night
08:45
Pamela (Unabridged): 'She heard me run on all this time…'
09:16
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I was so weak all day on Monday…'
08:41
Pamela (Unabridged): Wednesday morning
08:22
Pamela (Unabridged): Wednesday night
07:02
Pamela (Unabridged): 'It is impossible for me to express the agitations…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Well then, said he, I may promise myself…'
10:05
Pamela (Unabridged): Thursday morning
05:15
Pamela (Unabridged): Friday night
08:36
Pamela (Unabridged): Two o'clock
05:38
Pamela (Unabridged): Saturday six o'clock
05:17
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I expect, continued he, that you will answer me directly…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Well, but, resumed he, as to these writings of yours…'
07:24
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I went to my closet, and there I sat me down…'
07:18
06:56
Pamela (Unabridged): 'He led me then to the side of the pond…'
05:52
Pamela (Unabridged): Three o'clock
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday
Pamela (Unabridged): 'So away drove the chariot!'
10:43
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday morning eleven o'clock
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday morn near three o'clock
09:44
Pamela (Unabridged): Tuesday morning
06:12
Pamela (Unabridged): Lady Davers to Squire B.
06:28
03:59
Pamela (Unabridged): 'At last the welcome message came…'
06:35
Pamela (Unabridged): 'He said, You are very good, my dearest girl!'
05:54
Pamela (Unabridged): 'There I stopped; for I had prattled a great deal…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Meanwhile, said the good gentleman, let me hear…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Why, your good angel, Pamela, said he…'
05:46
Pamela (Unabridged): 'In this manner, my dear father and mother…'
05:44
Pamela (Unabridged): 'The chariot brought us home at near the hour of two…'
08:35
07:49
Pamela (Unabridged): 'My good master saw me all bathed in tears…'
08:43
Pamela (Unabridged): 'So Pamela, continued my master, we fell into conversation…'
07:45
Pamela (Unabridged): 'They drank a glass of sack each…'
07:20
Pamela (Unabridged): About four o'clock
06:10
Pamela (Unabridged): Mrs. Jewkes tells me, my master was much surprised…'
05:47
Pamela (Unabridged): So he took my father by the hand, and led him in…
06:58
Pamela (Unabridged): 'In this manner, my dear mother, did we pass…'
05:00
Pamela (Unabridged): 'My master kindly said, Come, Mr. Andrews…'
Pamela (Unabridged): Saturday
04:47
Pamela (Unabridged): 'My master took notice of my psalm…'
06:15
Pamela (Unabridged): 'The conversation was most agreeable to me…'
08:56
Pamela (Unabridged): 'We walked on till we came to the coach…'
08:04
Pamela (Unabridged): 'After dinner we went and looked into the chapel…'
09:31
05:22
Pamela (Unabridged): 'At dinner, do what I could, I was forced to take…'
04:38
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Then Mr. Williams, pulling out his little pocket…'
06:51
Pamela (Unabridged): 'We all, as before, and the cook-maid too…'
05:40
Pamela (Unabridged): 'We went in to tea; and all that the ladies could prevail…'
04:40
Pamela (Unabridged): 'So now, my dear parents, have I been brought to fix…'
06:09
Pamela (Unabridged): Tuesday
Pamela (Unabridged): Wednesday
06:30
Pamela (Unabridged): 'He kindly withdrew, to give me time to recollect myself…'
06:05
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Thus kind and soothing, and honourably affectionate…'
Pamela (Unabridged): Thursday, six o'clock in the morning
02:07
Pamela (Unabridged): Half an hour past eight o'clock
08:16
Pamela (Unabridged): Thursday, near three o'clock
08:02
Pamela (Unabridged): 'And thus, my dearest dear parents, is your happy, happy…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'So I went up to my chamber…'
05:20
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I took a turn in the garden with Mrs. Jewkes…'
04:59
Pamela (Unabridged): Eight o'clock at night
04:33
Pamela (Unabridged): Friday evening
Pamela (Unabridged): 'When we came home, which was about dinner-time…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Now, my dearest Pamela, said he, what other things…'
Pamela (Unabridged): Saturday morning, the third of my happy nuptials
Pamela (Unabridged): Saturday, seven o'clock in the evening
Pamela (Unabridged): Sunday, the fourth day of my happiness
06:01
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Then my dear, continued the charming man…'
08:06
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I then went up and dressed myself, as like a bride…'
05:28
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Thus we talked, till we heard the coaches…'
07:13
Pamela (Unabridged): Monday, the fifth day
03:35
Pamela (Unabridged): Tuesday morning, eleven o'clock
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Well, no I will tell you all that happened…'
07:11
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I would have removed the chair, to have gone out…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'The cloth was laid in another parlour…'
06:04
Pamela (Unabridged): 'She seemed quite surprised, and looked now…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Well, but Pamela, said my lady, come hither…'
09:40
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Well, so much for this kind letter!'
06:03
Pamela (Unabridged): 'So I sat down in the window, all in a sad fluster…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'When the chariot stopped, which was not till six o'clock…'
09:06
Pamela (Unabridged): 'He very kindly presented me to the two stranger ladies…'
04:55
Pamela (Unabridged): 'The greatest part of the company having sat down to loo…'
04:51
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Lady Jones brought up the discourse about Lady Davers again…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I told her ladyship, that I was still innocent…'
09:53
Pamela (Unabridged): 'After supper, nothing would serve Miss Darnford…'
06:40
Pamela (Unabridged): Tuesday morning, the sixth of my happiness
07:05
Pamela (Unabridged): 'About one o'clock my master came up again…'
06:17
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Her woman came up, just as he had led me…'
06:33
Pamela (Unabridged): 'And so, returned she, you say you are actually…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'He had sent for me down, and I came, though unwillingly…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I pressed my foot to his, and said, softly…'
05:59
Pamela (Unabridged): 'By these kind managements the dinner passed over…'
07:06
Pamela (Unabridged): 'She was greatly moved at this…'
06:23
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I was so frightened (for then I saw he took amiss…)'
06:18
Pamela (Unabridged): 'About seven o'clock my master sent word…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'When her ladyship took leave, to go to bed…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'But to convince you, my dear, continued he, of your fault…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Then I must have been morally sure, that she preferred me…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I thanked him for these kind rules…'
09:20
Pamela (Unabridged): Wednesday, the seventh
Pamela (Unabridged): 'But I understand, child, said she…'
06:43
01:13
05:58
Pamela (Unabridged): 'We went down again to the parlour…'
07:19
Pamela (Unabridged): 'When Mr. Longman and Mrs. Jervis had dined…'
07:44
Pamela (Unabridged): 'When the servants had dined, I desired to see…'
08:55
Pamela (Unabridged): Sunday night
05:14
Pamela (Unabridged): Wednesday evening
09:33
Pamela (Unabridged): 'As we came home together in the chariot…'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Poor lady! said I; how her story moves me!'
Pamela (Unabridged): 'I got a boat directly, and went on board the ship…'
05:23
Pamela (Unabridged): 'In the afternoon we went again to church…'
05:49
05:30
Pamela (Unabridged): 'Grief still choaked up the passage of my words…'
04:48
04:19
Pamela (Unabridged): Narrator - 'Here end, at present, the letters of Pamela…'
08:52
by Clare Corbett
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