Episode 20’And the reason for that was perhaps this, that little by little Watt abandoned all hope, all fear, of ever seeing Mr. Knott face to face, or perhaps this, that Watt, while continuing to believe in the possibility of his seeing one da

Watt by Beckett

Feb 25th, 2008 17m 18s

Episode 19.What was this in Mrs. Gorman, what was this in Watt, that so appealed to Mr. Watt, so melted Mrs. Gorman? Between what deeps the call, the counter-call? Between Watt not a man’s man and Mrs. Gorman not a woman’s woman?

Watt by Beckett

Feb 7th, 2008 17m 48s

Episode 18.”So at first , in mind as well as body, Watt laboured at the ancient labour.As it turned out, Watt was never to know how long he spent in Mr. Knott’s house, how long on the ground floor, how long on the first floor, how long altogeth

Watt by Beckett

Jan 21st, 2008 22m 14s

Episode 17. ‘Yes, nothing changed, in Mr Watt’s establishment, because nothing remained, and nothing came or went, because all was a coming and a going.Watt seemed highly pleased with this tenth-rate xenium. Spoken as he spoke it, back to front

Watt by Beckett

Jan 5th, 2008 18m 34s

Episode 16. ‘Watt wondered if Arsene, Walter, Vincent and the others had passed through the same phase as that through which Erskin then was passing, and he wondered if he Watt would pass through it too, when his time came. Watt could not easil

Watt by Beckett

Jan 3rd, 2008 17m 4s

Episode 15. ‘For reasons that remain obscure Watt was, for a time, greatly interested, and even fascinated, by this matter of the dog, the dog brought into the world, and maintained there, at considerable expense, for the sole purpose of eating

Watt by Beckett

Jan 1st, 2008 18m 6s

Episode 14. ‘Then they were very sorry for what they had said who had said it was her uncle Joe, and who said it was her uncle Bill, and who said it was her uncle Bill, and who said it was her uncle Jim, who had done this thing to Ann, for all

Watt by Beckett

Dec 27th, 2007 20m 12s

Episode 13 ‘Passing on then to the solution that seemed to have prevailed, Watt found it roughly this, that a suitable local dog-owner, that is to say a needy man with a famished dog, should be sought out, and on him settled a handsom annuity o

Watt by Beckett

Dec 23rd, 2007 22m 12s

Watt episode 12 ‘Watt’s instructions were to give what Mr Knott left of this dish, on the days that he did not eat it all, to the dog. Now there was no dog in the house, that is to say, no house-dog, to which this food could be given, on the da

Watt by Beckett

Nov 8th, 2007 18m 54s

Episode 11‘The constant tension of some of his most noble faculties tired Watt greatly. And the results, on the whole, were meagre. But he had no choice at first.’

Watt by Beckett

Oct 22nd, 2007 16m 26s

Episode 10 ‘Watt’s stay in Mr Knott’s house was less agreeable, on this account, than it would have been, if such incidents had been unknown, or his attitude towards them less anxious, that is to say, if Mr Watt’s house had been another house,

Watt by Beckett

Oct 10th, 2007 18m 48s

Episode 9 ‘So Watt saw little of Mr. Knott. For Mr. Knott was seldom on the ground floor, unless it was to eat a meal, in the dining room, or to pass through it, on his way to and from the garden. And Watt was seldom on the first floor, unless

Watt by Beckett

Oct 3rd, 2007 12m 54s

Episode 8 “But to go into this matter as longly and as deeply and as fully as I should like, and it deserves is unfortunately out of the question. Not that space is wanting, for space is not wanting. Not that time is lacking, for time is not la

Watt by Beckett

Sep 26th, 2007 16m 48s

Episode 7 “There are three men in the house: the master, whom as you well know we call Mr Knott: a senior retainer named Vincent, I believe; and a junior, only in the sense that he was of more recent acquisition, named, if I am not mistaken, Wa

Watt by Beckett

Sep 20th, 2007 23m 30s

Episode 6 “And if I could begin it all over again, knowing what I know now, the result would be the same. … And if I could begin it all over again a hundred times, knowing each time a little more than the time before, the result would always be

Watt by Beckett

Sep 18th, 2007 17m 22s

Episode 5 “They are transports, that few are spared, nature is so exceedingly accommodating, on the one hand, and man, on the other.”… “For the first time since in anger and disgust he relieved his mother of her milk, definate tasks of unquesti

Watt by Beckett

Sep 16th, 2007 19m 6s

Episode 4 “He knew, as he did so, that it would not be easy to get up again, as he must, and move on again, as he must. ” “The result of this was that Watt never knew how he got into Mr. Knott’s house.” “He is well pleased. For he knows he is i

Watt by Beckett

Sep 16th, 2007 19m 32s

Episode 3 “Watt bumped into a porter wheeling a milkcan.”… “Mute on top of blind said the porter.” … “Watt had watched people smile and thought he understood how it was done.”… “Watt used his smile sparingly.” “For they were moving in the same

Watt by Beckett

Sep 16th, 2007 16m 42s

Episode 2 “As to where he is to be seen, he is to be seen in the streets, walking about. But one does not see him often. He is a university man, of course, said Mrs Nixon. I should think it highly probable, said Mr. Nixon. Drink, said Mr Hacke

Beckett Watt Episode One

Sep 16th, 2007 20m 26s

Episode 1 “Mr. Hackett decided, after some moments,that if that if they were waiting for a train they had been doing so for some time. For the lady held the gentleman by the ears, and the gentleman’s hand was on the lady’s thigh, and the lady’s

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