磁力书Samuel Richardson - Pamela
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- 03-02 Pamela to her Father and Mother.mp35.58 MB
- 03-05 Pamela to her Father and Mother.mp35.31 MB
- 05-15 Monday morning.mp35.17 MB
- 09-01 'So away drove the chariot!'.mp35.14 MB
- 01-16 Pamela to her Parents.mp35.1 MB
- 01-15 Pamela to her Mother.mp35.06 MB
- 04-12 Tuesday and Wednesday.mp35.06 MB
- 05-13 Sunday.mp34.97 MB
- 02-01 Pamela to her Father and Mother.mp34.91 MB
- 06-03 Monday, Tuesday, the 25th and 26th of my heavy restraint.mp34.89 MB
- 03-10 Narrator - 'It is easy to guess at the poor old man's...'.mp34.87 MB
- 08-01 'Well then, said he, I may promise myself...'.mp34.85 MB
- 14-08 'I told her ladyship, that I was still innocent...'.mp34.77 MB
- 09-03 Monday morn near three o'clock.mp34.71 MB
- 03-04 'After which, I turned to my own, and said...'.mp34.7 MB
- 14-01 'Well, but Pamela, said my lady, come hither...'.mp34.67 MB
- 16-11 Wednesday evening.mp34.67 MB
- 17-01 Thursday.mp34.61 MB
- 11-04 'After dinner we went and looked into the chapel...'.mp34.6 MB
- 13-01 Saturday morning, the third of my happy nuptials.mp34.6 MB
- 16-01 'I thanked him for these kind rules…'.mp34.52 MB
- 04-13 Thursday.mp34.52 MB
- 07-07 'She heard me run on all this time...'.mp34.49 MB
- 03-06 Pamela to her Father and Mother.mp34.46 MB
- 14-04 'When the chariot stopped, which was not till six o'clock...'.mp34.41 MB
- 02-05 Pamela to her Father and Mother.mp34.39 MB
- 11-02 'The conversation was most agreeable to me...'.mp34.34 MB
- 16-08 'When the servants had dined, I desired to see...'.mp34.33 MB
- 17-10 Narrator - 'Here end, at present, the letters of Pamela...'.mp34.26 MB
- 07-06 Tuesday night.mp34.26 MB
- 10-03 'My good master saw me all bathed in tears...'.mp34.25 MB
- 07-08 'I was so weak all day on Monday...'.mp34.21 MB
- 08-03 Friday night.mp34.18 MB
- 12-12 'When we came home, which was about dinner-time...'.mp34.18 MB
- 10-01 'The chariot brought us home at near the hour of two...'.mp34.17 MB
- 07-09 Wednesday morning.mp34.08 MB
- 12-05 Half an hour past eight o'clock.mp34.03 MB
- 13-04 'Then my dear, continued the charming man...'.mp33.95 MB
- 02-08 Pamela to her Parents.mp33.94 MB
- 11-03 'We walked on till we came to the coach...'.mp33.94 MB
- 12-06 Thursday, near three o'clock.mp33.92 MB
- 02-07 'He talked a good deal to Mrs Jervis...'.mp33.86 MB
- 10-02 Thursday.mp33.83 MB
- 13-02 Saturday, seven o'clock in the evening.mp33.83 MB
- 10-05 Friday.mp33.79 MB
- 14-07 'Lady Jones brought up the discourse about Lady Davers again...'.mp33.78 MB
- 16-07 'When Mr Longman and Mrs Jervis had dined...'.mp33.78 MB
- 04-09 'I am now come to SUNDAY.'.mp33.78 MB
- 15-03 'He had sent for me down, and I came, though unwillingly...'.mp33.72 MB
- 04-11 'I am now come to MONDAY, the 5th day...'.mp33.71 MB