Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog) by Jerome K. Jerome (FULL Audiobook)

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[@chris.ackroyd]

00:01:52 - Chapter 1 00:23:47 - Chapter 2 00:36:29 - Chapter 3 00:55:46 - Chapter 4 01:22:52 - Chapter 5 01:39:30 - Chapter 6 02:04:21 - Chapter 7 02:23:34 - Chapter 8 02:47:35 - Chapter 9 03:08:02 - Chapter 10 03:29:49 - Chapter 11 03:50:48 - Chapter 12 04:14:19 - Chapter 13 04:38:20 - Chapter 14 05:00:20 - Chapter 15 05:28:05 - Chapter 16 05:35:18 - Chapter 17 05:50:37 - Chapter 18 06:04:30 - Chapter 19

[@kevinholly5517]

Thanks for this upload! Absolutely priceless! It’s cured me of all my illnesses! Never laughed so much in my life🤣🤣👌👌

[@romanm.yudichev1648]

05:28:05 - Chapter XVI; 05:35:11 - Chapter XVII; 05:50:24 - Chapter XVIII; 06:04:30 - Chapter XIX;

[@BrenneMeirowitz]

Thank you for being so thoughtful.

[@brookeevison7014]

I read everything up to Chapter 13 (4:14:19). Thank you for saving me some time. 👏🏾

[@richardbaxter4480]

A book dripping with sarcasm. Love it.

[@jeremykern7806]

I have to take breaks. Between the absured and beautiful prose I'm am left chuckling.

[@nazreen7470]

This book was the part of my class 9th syllabus but I didn't read. That's why I want to understand this novel 😅💞 it's really a osm novel I liked it so much now

[@kevinholly5517]

What’s osm ?

[@mehvishrana08]

@@kevinholly5517osm is used to make the word “awesome” easier in writing

[@FrederickTheGrt]

This book was part of my 9 pm evening read. I like it so much, now, and then. 💞

[@BoguslavSL]

Thank you! A hilarious book! However, it is a pity not all chapters are read by the first man.

[@ivysawitbefore]

YUP HE WAS THE BEST

[@aledhuwapowain4020]

I agree. The woman who reads chapter 8 often (but no always) reads the words but not the message. It should not be obvious that she is reading. Any way, the book was written by a man and should be read by a man. I really liked Mowat is my Washpot written and read by the same man, Stephen Fry. I recommend it highly. It is a very honest autobiography of his first 20 years.

[@rohnitsethi1765]

Yes he was the best reader 😀

[@tusharchaudhary5683]

Bogusław L in

[@jthepickle7]

superhuman writing? Once the tempo, set, what the courage!. Makes one believe in amelioration through editing.

[@kevinholly5517]

Is there a audio of this book with just the first narrator reading it? The other two spoilt the flow of this! He had got the gist of it to perfection !

[@cawiltu]

This is read by volunteers for LibriVox. It is an old open source site with thousands of audio old books, all read by volunteers. I am glad that they are putting some on KZbin since they started putting tones of advertisements into their reading. It wasn’t always that way😢

[@dehydratedwater9806]

Did you find it? There's one with Martin Jarvis reading the whole book.

[@DmytroZinkiv]

One of my favourites.

[@danielvelkov116]

It's safe to say J.J invented the "hilarious and relatble" slice of life stories every comedy show is based on nowadays

[@claysnyder7300]

a special find my dad had the book I was always encouraged read from his vast Library

[@kevinholly5517]

I can’t stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣! Love the English sense of reality and humour🤣🤣🤣👌👌

[@Ramonerdna]

My favourite quote was the packing, the Parafin Oil rant after; 56:20

[@MukundanRangarajan]

Good job .i Like the way you read the line ''Why,you Sulking little devil,you''

[@daytona955joop]

Just let us go and pp

[@corygiesbrecht5423]

I love this book!!!

[@MD-oj3pm]

Amazing!

[@torisoo7986]

23:27 - 36:13 Chapter 2

[@billnythescienceguy5659]

Thank you

[@aaronjoy5977]

nice ... helped me in my exams

[@marcclement7396]

Well narrated.

[@johanahavelkova1369]

chapter 11 3:29:51 chapter 12 3:50:50

[@amitkhan77]

I love it. It was really helpful and interesting.

[@sinfarozasinfaroza5827]

I like this book.

[@Anna-MariiaEng]

chapter 8- 2:23:35

[@Anna-MariiaEng]

Chapter 6 1:39:08

[@MohamedRafi-hq1fj]

was vry hlp full but would b better if it was chapter wise

[@bhaswardutta4890]

yes i agree with you

[@sreelekhaharindran286]

The most jovial book i have ever read

[@thecrazyindianroaster5710]

what is the time for chapter 12

[@bootstrapperwilson7687]

Nine o'clock.

[@ramji5149]

I love this novel

[@kevinholly5517]

This is where the British got their sense of humour from 🐾👌👌👌

[@itjustmemyselfandi]

55:57 It writes in my book: "A married woman deserts her home." WTF!?

[@admyokvesanaadmnicin6033]

i dont believe that somebody reads it for a 6 and half of an hour😐

[@yana.pietrova]

Why?)

[@madhumithanelakanti8762]

GR8..!!

[@aryanaggarwal2473]

very helpful....thanks!!!!

[@ИжикПыжик-к6п]

2:03:55 - chapter 7

[@XDGamer88]

very helpful

[@Rohitsharma-oh9wt]

55:45 chapter 4

[@gajendrathakur5842]

proved to be helpful

[@lakshayak]

1:39:00

[@Sheriff_GrimLaw]

Why does is change to a female narrator after the first chapter?

[@oshojain6231]

1:16:59

[@ijustwannabeatpeace]

Great book. But It should've been read only by the first man.

[@santinoguerra8914]

Que pena que no se hablar inglés

[@funnylittlebug]

36:07

[@erapparinas9868]

3:33 - 7:30

[@lakshayak]

1:50

[@samuelservin9071]

What minute is the chapter VIII?

[@laxmann3973]

24:00

[@richardstrachmesserschmiti4979]

No whale ?

[@staceyman2475]

00:00

[@geraldhannibal7654]

It's a story about men, spoken by men. Whilst I'm grateful for libravox why change the gender of the reader after the first chapter when the dialogue is in the first person singular, a man? This really spoilt it for me.

[@mdqquinn2513]

Is it jarring when men read female character parts? Or do you accept it as part of the story?

[@g.moeller308]

Huh? Women can't read male characters aloud to someone? It happened repeatedly before the advent of television! Challenge yourself. Imagine you live in the era in which this book was written and published. You fall ill, and your doctor forbids you to exert yourself to sit up or read. Various friends and relatives visit your sickbed each afternoon and to entertain you, read chapters from this new, wildly popular book. You enjoy it so much! One day your American aunt visits and offers to read a chapter. Are you seriously telling me you will refuse to listen?!! C'mon, lighten up!

[@GaryRichardson-x9x]

Martin Sharon Clark William Harris Linda

[@shubhammeena7777]

Nice story

[@erapparinas9868]

3:33

[@staceyman2475]

0:00

[@paperbaacks]

15:39

[@maakeklein4073]

Sorry can't stand American accent on this English classic. No I'm not English.

[@subashbhandari1413]

ooooooooooooo

[@wieslaw54]

Woman reading the book only about men is silly...

[@rezzer7918]

Talk much?

[@robbrobb6922]

OMG amerian AVOID AVOID

[@BrenneMeirowitz]

Why do Americans insist on reading British literature?

[@sjwis]

So find a British narrator volunteer and ask him to donate his time so you can enjoy it

[@sjwis]

But I just found a british accent. Search under Stan Goodsell for this book's reading for it.

[@BrenneMeirowitz]

@@sjwis thank you for the recommendation. It sort of makes up for your initial rather snide remark.

[@mdqquinn2513]

No doubt the brutes had an altruistic hope the wonderful book will be heard at all?

[@pablo19136]

Why not?

[@silasdittmer]

3:29:00

[@jaydahelal5189]

36:07

[@hiHihi1957]

17:06

[@hiHihi1957]

59:03

[@hiHihi1957]

1:28:07

[@hiHihi1957]

1:54:11

[@hiHihi1957]

2:03:50

[@hiHihi1957]

2:23:20

[@thaonguyen-ms9ry]

1:39:01

[@Anna-MariiaEng]

2:50:05