Chapter 01 - Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Chapter 1. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Elizabeth Klett. Playlist for Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB606BB7FA230DF39 Jane Eyre audiobook at Librivox: http://librivox.org/jane-eyre-version-3-by-charlotte-bronte/ Jane Eyre text at Project Gutenberg: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1260 Jane Eyre at Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Eyre View a list of all our videobooks: http://www.ccprose.com/booklistCategory: Education
Author: CCProse
Published (on YouTube): 2011-07-11
Published (here): 2012-05-23
Rating: 4.75; Votes:96
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Video duration: 13 min.
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Comments on «Chapter 01 - Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte»:
CCProse on 2012-04-07
Thank you. We ...
Thank you. We absolutely agree with you regarding the accent and authenticity. We rely on volunteers for our audio and often the best matches are not available. Sometimes we must make sacrifices and consider both the book and the reader. As you point out, Elizabeth Klett does such a great job. We are thankful for her contribution. Kind regards.
13243546abcdef on 2012-03-17
Wow I'm so glad she ...
Wow I'm so glad she didn't proceed reading in an American accent (I was horrified when I heard her say the title). No offense meant however - merely an issue of mine with how authentic it must sound - should it have been authored by an American, I would have likewise preferred it to be read in an American accent. All aside, I give Ms. Klett much credit for reading so engagingly!
CCProse on 2012-02-08
Very Cool. You ...
Very Cool. You should also check out " Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton",. Another excellent book by an excellent female writer. We will be releasing it soon.
RheotricalPen on 2012-02-07
Excuse my ignorant ...
Excuse my ignorant chauvinism: but for the longest time I thought women unfit at writing; most of the books that I had read by female writers were of wishy-washy sentiments, none of it very keen or interesting; but reading the works of classic writers, such as Charlotte Bronte and Jane Eyre; Pride & Prejudice and Jane Austen; which are now among my most favorite of books, have coaxed me out of my ignorance.
DrInductor on 2012-01-30
man this book is ...
man this book is depressing
AxelWallengren on 2012-01-19
Elizabeth Klett is ...
Elizabeth Klett is simply the best.
MerySun1000 on 2011-12-24
No subtitles in ...
No subtitles in Spanish, I do not understand English XD
orsthoievec on 2011-12-16
I'm thinking that " ...
I'm thinking that "the said" is just another alternative of "the mentioned", "mentioned before" or "people that were mentioned"
CCProse on 2011-12-15
Funny. Never ...
Funny. Never thought of that. My guess is that she keeps going until she messes up. I have never actually been around when they record. I don't think I could be a reader. I would take way too may breaks.
kandrova on 2011-12-14
Does she take a ...
Does she take a break or do she read straight through for 13 minutes?
htcwildfire2 on 2011-12-13
The good thing ...
The good thing about this, is that she adopts an English accent as she progressed
htcwildfire2 on 2011-12-13
Got the audiobook ...
Got the audiobook version of this
jacobiscool200 on 2011-12-11
Its ok but i like ...
Its ok but i like it because its better than reading the book it reads for you so well done!!!
AlexMoby on 2011-12-06
The Reeds are ...
The Reeds are really despicable. I was very young when I read this book but I clearly remember she compared John with the Roman emperors.
MerySun1000 on 2011-11-30
wow!!!
wow!!!
Blackthorrne on 2011-11-28
cool .... thnx ...
cool .... thnx very much
knallfroschable on 2011-10-24
booooooooooooring!
booooooooooooring!
doenog on 2011-09-08
Congratulations for ...
Congratulations for this splendid reading (of a splendid book), with an absolutely delicious pronunciation! A pleasure for the ear. This melodious King's English has become all to rare these days!
CCProse on 2011-08-06
If you mean that " ...
If you mean that "the said" is confusing. It's just a fancier, or more specific way of saying "they" or "it". For example, "I just watched Chapter 1 of Jane Eyre. The said video is awesome."
kiekie84 on 2011-08-06
I've seen the ...
I've seen the movies and I've been here to this link before plus i have the book and i just started reading it but i must say i don't understand it when it says in the third capture "the said Eliza, John, and Georgiana ....".. yes i just don't understand it!
ItsEmmalicious on 2011-08-01
i always though ...
i always though eyre was pronounce aye-er lol i guess most people say it air
acaciableu on 2011-07-30
Very good book! ...
Very good book! And love the narrator voice!!
orrginall on 2011-07-27
This is amazing!!! ...
This is amazing!!! On Youtube Jane Eyre! :)amazing!
TheVaishali44 on 2011-07-27
this style is one ...
this style is one worthy to have it's influence wonderfully amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!! as this style of understanding book is a different experience:)