Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
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Narrated by:
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Martin Jarvis
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Written by:
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Jerome K. Jerome
About this listen
Here is one of the greatest English comic novels read by incontrovertible king of English comic audiobook readers, Martin Jarvis. Three men, worried about their health and in search of different experiences, set off 'up the river' in a boat. Jerome's delightful novel, dating from 1900, paints a vivid picture of innocent fun.
©2005 NAXOS AudioBooks Ltd. (P)2005 NAXOS AudioBooks Ltd.What listeners say about Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
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- Srinath N. Sharma c/o Mr. M.N.Sharma
- 14-11-20
Enthralling
Martin Jarvis's performance brings this wonderful story to life. Perfectly captures the mood of each person on the trip. Thoroughly enjoyable. Highly recommended.
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- Siddharth Bhusari
- 10-07-20
Mr. Martin Jarvis's voice make this book unique
nice due date to Mr. Martin Jarvis's voice.
sometimes it feels like they are very fast so listened by slowing down.
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- Srijoy Kanjilal
- 01-03-23
Very funny - superbly read!
Very rare to find moments of reflection and passages of pathos - passages that could only be called a comment on the human condition - in humourous fiction.
JKJ has outdone himself in that respect and balanced the two with unequalled aplomb!
The only grouse that one may have is the too frequent switching of the narrative between reminiscences and happenings - not entirely bad mind you but a trifle too often. On the whole it was a dashed funny story that I reckon formed the base for PGW's books that came in this one's future - the similarities are striking!
A final word about the reading.. you cannot go wrong with a story (or any text for that matter) read by the great Martin Jarvis.. o what a pleasure it is to listen to his voice narrating a tale to you.. his intonation, tempo, pitch and vocal changes are - I imagine - the stuff of legend and quite rightly so.
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