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Doctor Thorne
Capítulos (47)
- I: The Greshams of Greshamsbury 0:00
- II: Long, Long Ago 40:41
- III: Dr. Thorne 1:09:09
- IV: Lessons from Courcy Castle 1:46:19
- V: Frank Gresham’s First Speech 2:35:47
- VI: Frank Gresham’s Early Loves 3:01:00
- VII: The Doctor’s Garden 3:29:54
- VIII: Matrimonial Prospects 3:56:19
- IX: Sir Roger Scatcherd 4:32:20
- X: Sir Roger’s Will 4:57:57
- XI: The Doctor Drinks His Tea 5:25:09
- XII: When Greek Meets Greek, Then Comes the Tug of War 5:45:19
- XIII: The Two Uncles 6:15:30
- XIV: Sentence of Exile 6:39:55
- XV: Courcy 7:18:26
- XVI: Miss Dunstable 7:39:37
- XVII: The Election 8:04:54
- XVIII: The Rivals 8:43:17
- XIX: The Duke of Omnium 9:20:37
- XX: The Proposal 9:43:33
- XXI: Mr. Moffat Falls Into Trouble 10:04:30
- XXII: Sir Roger Is Unseated 10:38:50
- XXIII: Retrospective 11:01:33
- XXIV: Louis Scatcherd 11:25:46
- XXV: Sir Roger Dies 11:58:39
- XXVI: War 12:36:56
- XXVII: Miss Thorne Goes on a Visit 13:03:25
- XXVIII: The Doctor Hears Something to His Advantage 13:35:32
- XXIX: The Donkey Ride 14:03:21
- XXX: Post Prandial 14:40:36
- XXXI: The Small End of the Wedge 14:59:59
- XXXII: Mr. Oriel 15:26:36
- XXXIII: A Morning Visit 15:48:36
- XXXIV: A Barouche and Four Arrives at Greshamsbury 16:17:18
- XXXV: Sir Louis Goes Out to Dinner 17:01:55
- XXXVI: Will He Come Again? 17:24:49
- XXXVII: Sir Louis Leaves Greshamsbury 17:45:49
- XXXVIII: De Courcy Precepts and de Courcy Practice 18:09:04
- XXXIX: What the World Says About Blood 18:46:58
- XL: The Two Doctors Change Patients 19:11:56
- XLI: Doctor Thorne Won’t Interfere 19:34:53
- XLII: What Can You Give in Return? 20:00:26
- XLIII: The Race of Scatcherd Becomes Extinct 20:34:52
- XLIV: Saturday Evening and Sunday Morning 21:00:45
- XLV: Law Business in London 21:33:34
- XLVI: Our Pet Fox Finds a Tail 21:59:32
- XLVII: How the Bride Was Received, and Who Were Asked to the Wedding 22:29:34
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Doctor Thorne is the third book in Trollope’s Chronicles of Barsetshire series, which is set in the fictional county of Barsetshire, somewhere in England’s West Country. Unlike the two earlier novels in the series, Doctor Thorne isn’t set in the cathedral city of Barchester, but in the small village of Greshamsbury and the estate of the local squire, Greshamsbury Park.
Doctor Thorne is a middle-aged medical practitioner in Greshamsbury, a friend of the local squire Mr. Gresham, who is deeply in debt because of ill-advised attempts to gain a seat in Parliament. Doctor Thorne not only provides medical advice to the Greshams, but also assists Mr. Gresham in obtaining financial loans from a local self-made entrepreneur, Sir Richard Scratcherd. When Mr. Gresham’s son Frank comes of age, it is impressed on the young man that he must “marry money” to overcome the debts of the estate.
Doctor Thorne is regarded highly among Trollope’s works, with one prominent critic, Michael Sadleir, writing in 1927 of “the sensational perfection of Doctor Thorne.”
A television adaptation of the book was produced by ITV and aired in March 2016, with a script written by Julian Fellowes, the writer of Gosford Park and Downton Abbey