Saint Mungo's city; vol. 2 [of 3]

audiobook

Saint Mungo's city; vol. 2 [of 3]

by Sarah Tytler

EN·~4 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total

SAINT MUNGO’S CITY

0:14

CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

0:48

SAINT MUNGO’S CITY. - CHAPTER XIII. THE COMMON ENEMY.

24:34

CHAPTER XIV. ATHOLE MURRAY COMES TO THE RESCUE.

12:40

CHAPTER XV. YOUNG TAM’S PARTNERSHIP—GAY DOINGS.

21:14

CHAPTER XVI. THE DINNER-PARTY.

30:04

CHAPTER XVII. THE COMMON TEMPTATION, WITH ITS USUAL ACCOMPANIMENT.

19:19

CHAPTER XVIII. DR. PETER AND ATHOLE MURRAY MAKE THEIR STAND.

20:26

CHAPTER XIX. SIR HUGO WILLOUGHBY ENTERS THE LISTS, AND IS CAPTIVATED BY THE MERCHANT PRINCES.

19:17

CHAPTER XX. ‘A YOUNG THING JUST COME FRAE HER MAMMY.’

36:05

Description

A grim winter looms over a bustling city as a savage wave of typhoid sweeps through its streets, striking rich and poor alike. The narrative follows a determined doctor and his industrious assistant, who plunge into the darkest, most contaminated neighborhoods, risking their health to bring care to the afflicted. Alongside them, a charismatic merchant‑turned‑philanthropist throws himself into the crisis, personally delivering patients from cramped, disease‑ridden homes.

The story paints a vivid picture of Victorian urban life, exposing the stark contrast between opulent avenues and squalid slums while exploring the moral urgency that compels ordinary citizens to act. As the epidemic tightens its grip, alliances form, sacrifices are made, and a community’s resilience is tested, offering a compelling blend of social commentary and human drama that draws listeners into a world where compassion becomes the fiercest weapon.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (280K characters)

Release date

Aug 16, 2026

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Sarah Tytler

Sarah Tytler

1827–1914

A prolific Scottish writer of the Victorian era, this author published as Sarah Tytler and became known for lively domestic fiction as well as practical, morally minded books for girls. Her work reflects a strong interest in everyday family life, women’s education, and character.

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