Roy Dotrice As Charles Dickens - Skies And Nancy / The Bastille Prisoner Album

Tracklist

1	Chapter Three
2	Chapter One
3	Chapter Three
4	The Bastille Prisoner
5	Chapter Two
6	Skies And Nancy

Credits

• Read By – Roy Dotrice
• Written-By – Charles Dickens

Notes

Based on The Public Readings
A Demitriou Production

Album

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