Phineas Finn
28 hrs. 17 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Anthony Trollope
Author
Anthony Trollope
Narrator
Mikhail Roslyakov
Narrator
Mikhail Roslyakov
The MedиаKniga Studio presents an audiobook based on the text of the famous novel by one of the most popular writers and talented Victorian English novelists of the 19th century, Anthony Trollope—“Phineas Finn”—the second book in the celebrated series “The Novels of the Palliser Baronetcy.”
The book is read by a popular theatre and film actor, Mikhail Roslyakov.
“Dr. Finn of Killalo, in the county of Clare, was as well known there—that is, on the boundaries of the counties of Clare, Limerick, Tipperary, and Galway—as the bishop who lived in that city, and was as highly respected. Many said that Dr. Finn was richer than the bishop and that his practice extended over almost as extensive a circuit. Indeed, the bishop he treated—though a Catholic—always said that their parishes bordered on one another. Consequently, it can be understood that Dr. Finn—Malachy Finn, his full name—had earned an extensive reputation as a provincial doctor in the west of Ireland. He was a fairly well-to-do man, though his friends’ boast that he had as snug a place as the bishop did was not entirely fair.”
The book is read by a popular theatre and film actor, Mikhail Roslyakov.
“Dr. Finn of Killalo, in the county of Clare, was as well known there—that is, on the boundaries of the counties of Clare, Limerick, Tipperary, and Galway—as the bishop who lived in that city, and was as highly respected. Many said that Dr. Finn was richer than the bishop and that his practice extended over almost as extensive a circuit. Indeed, the bishop he treated—though a Catholic—always said that their parishes bordered on one another. Consequently, it can be understood that Dr. Finn—Malachy Finn, his full name—had earned an extensive reputation as a provincial doctor in the west of Ireland. He was a fairly well-to-do man, though his friends’ boast that he had as snug a place as the bishop did was not entirely fair.”
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