
audiobook
by Rosina Filippi, Jane Austen
DUOLOGUES FROM JANE AUSTEN’S NOVELS
PREFACE.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
COSTUMES.
THE SETTLEMENT QUESTION.
THE READING OF JANE FAIRFAX’S LETTER.
A STRAWBERRY PICNIC.
THREE LOVES.
THE PROPOSAL OF MR COLLINS.
LADY CATHERINE’S VISIT.
A compact collection of seven lively duologues brings Jane Austen’s most treasured characters into the speaker’s room, letting listeners hear the familiar wit and delicate social puzzles without needing a full‑stage production. Each piece is trimmed to two voices, set in an interior space, and supported by period‑accurate costume notes that help imagine the genteel world of 1790s‑1800s England. The language stays true to Austen’s original sparkle, while brief monologues guide the audience through the action for those new to the novels.
The scenes range from a playful exchange in Bath’s Pump Room to a heated settlement debate, a heartfelt reading of a letter, a charming strawberry picnic, tangled love confessions, a comic proposal, and a formidable lady’s visit. Their self‑contained drama makes them perfect for amateur actors or anyone who enjoys a witty, character‑driven glimpse into Regency life, all presented in a format that feels both intimate and timeless.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (131K characters)
Release date
May 11, 2026
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1866–1930
Best known for bringing Jane Austen to the stage for the first time, this Italian-born English actress and teacher turned her love of performance into lively adaptations for drawing-room audiences. Her work helped open a new path between classic fiction and popular theater.
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1775–1817
With wit, precision, and an unmatched eye for human behavior, she transformed everyday courtship and family life into enduring literature. Her novels remain beloved for their lively characters, sharp social observation, and emotional intelligence.
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