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Mansfield Park (Naxos Edition)

Di: Jane Austen
Letto da: Juliet Stevenson
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At the tender age of 10, Fanny Price is 'adopted' by her rich relations and is removed from the poverty of her home in Portsmouth to the opulence of Mansfield Park. The transplantation is not a happy one. Dependent, helpless, neglected and forgotten, Fanny struggles to come to terms with her new life until, tested almost to the limits of endurance, she assumes her rightful role....

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Juliet Stevenson's readings of Jane Austen are a delight. "Mansfield Park" is the third novel I've listened through and all the virtues are in evidence. Her evocation of character is pitch perfect and never descends to parody, and her sensitivity to every nuance of the prose means that she is alive to humour so deadpan that the armchair reader might easily miss it. Every page supplies examples, but to cite one more or less at random, her rendering of Sir Thomas and Lady Bertram's separate reactions at Maria's wedding to Mr Rushworth is a gem: "Sir Thomas...was indeed experiencing much of the agitation which his wife had been apprehensive of for herself, but had fortunately escaped". It would be no easy task to describe the ironies she releases by inflecting her voice at "apprehensive" and then lowering it reassuringly at "but fortunately", as if for the supine Lady Bertram any agitation is akin to a bout of the flu. These are all novels that I've read and know, or thought I knew, but Juliet Stevenson has certainly enriched my appreciation.

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