2Ray Bradbury - 102 - He hung up his black beetle-colored helmet...00:12:40
3Ray Bradbury - 103 - Happy! Of all the nonsense00:03:11
4Ray Bradbury - 104 - He opened the bedroom door00:06:15
5Ray Bradbury - 105 - They had this machine00:08:33
6Ray Bradbury - 106 - At nine in the morning Mildred's bed was empty00:01:48
7Ray Bradbury - 107 - In the late afternoon it rained...00:03:44
8Ray Bradbury - 108 - The rain was thinning away...00:05:16
9Ray Bradbury - 109 - The Mechanical Hound slept but did not sleep...00:08:22
10Ray Bradbury - 110 - One two three four...00:08:47
11Ray Bradbury - 111 - The flutter of cards, motion of hands...00:06:36
12Ray Bradbury - 201 - It was a flaking three-story house . . .00:09:21
13Ray Bradbury - 202 - They said nothing on their way back to the firehouse.00:01:37
14Ray Bradbury - 203 - ''Who is it_''00:02:20
15Ray Bradbury - 204 - Late in the night he looked over at Mildred.00:11:58
16Ray Bradbury - 205 - He had chills and fever in the morning.00:28:33
17Ray Bradbury - 206 - Montag watched through the window . . .00:11:32
18Ray Bradbury - 301 - Part Two_ The Sieve and the Sand00:13:24
19Ray Bradbury - 302 - He was on the subway00:04:39
20Ray Bradbury - 303 - _Who is it__00:24:23
21Ray Bradbury - 304 - You could feel the war getting ready in the sky00:02:27
22Ray Bradbury - 305 - He was eating a light supper00:23:33
23Ray Bradbury - 401 - The Mechanical Hound was gone00:13:12
24Ray Bradbury - 402 - Part 3_ Burning Bright00:08:34
25Ray Bradbury - 403 - The house fell in red coals and black ash.00:26:04
26Ray Bradbury - 404 - The house was silent.00:01:35
27Ray Bradbury - 405 - _Faber!_00:13:41
28Ray Bradbury - 501 - Montag ran00:05:37
29Ray Bradbury - 502 - He was three hundred yards downstream...00:12:55
30Ray Bradbury - 503 - Half an hour later...00:18:26
31Ray Bradbury - 504 - They stood by the river in the starlight00:02:32
32Ray Bradbury - 505 - There was shriek and the jets from the city...00:06:05
33Ray Bradbury - 506 - Later, the men around Montag could not say...00:05:56
34Ray Bradbury - 507 - Montag, lying there, his eyes gritted with dust.00:11:32
35Ray Bradbury - 601 - Ray Bradbury Interview 8-8-01 Los Angeles, Ca00:06:34
36Ray Bradbury - 602 - On Capt. Beatty00:09:14
37Ray Bradbury - 603 - On unconscious thought while writing00:19:01
38Ray Bradbury - 604 - On poetic writing and sensory images00:07:56
39Ray Bradbury - 605 - Moments of truth00:02:34
40Ray Bradbury - 606 - Growing up in Hollywood00:04:03
41Ray Bradbury - 607 - Transition from ''pulp'' writing00:09:38
42Ray Bradbury - 608 - Message to listener00:01:46
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