The Enamoured Lady
The eponymous heroine is preoccupied by the penalties and privileges of womanhood. A sojourn in the mountains of Broussa leads to further reflections on love and nature.
In Virginia Woolf's high spirited novel her eponymous heroine is preoccupied by the penalties and privileges of womanhood. First off all a sojourn in the mountains of Broussa leads to further reflections on love and nature.
The reader is Amanda Hale.
Abridged by Richard Hamilton
Produced by Elizabeth Allard.
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Reader | Amanda Hale |
| Author | Virginia Woolf |
| Abridger | Richard Hamilton |
| Producer | Elizabeth Allard |
Broadcast
- Mon 8 Feb 201622:45BBC Radio 4
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