Mysteries of Paris - Volume 1 (version 2)
Eugène Sue
Play
Length 10 h 16 min
Chapters 27
First published 1899
Rodolphe is the Grand Duke of Gerolstein, a fictional kingdom of Germany, but disguises himself as a Parisian worker. He can speak in the secret language of criminals, is extremely strong and a good fighter. However, he shows great compassion for the lower classes, good judgment, and has a brilliant mind. In the story, he moves through different layers of society, and understands their problems and how they are all linked. (Modified from Wikipedia)
Chapters
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Ch. 1 The Tapis-Franc Read by Celine Major 14:44
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Ch. 2 The Ogress Read by Celine Major 22:27
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Ch. 3 History of La Goualeuse Read by Celine Major 30:24
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Ch. 4 The Chourineur's History Read by Celine Major 23:01
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Ch. 5 The Arrest Read by Celine Major 14:33
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Ch. 6 Thomas Seyton and The Countess Sarah Read by Celine Major 12:31
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Ch. 7 Your Money or Your Life Read by Celine Major 8:43
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Ch. 8 The Walk Read by Celine Major 17:15
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Ch. 9 The Surprise Read by Celine Major 15:03
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Ch. 10 Castles in the Air Read by Celine Major 37:15
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Ch. 11 Murphy and Rodolph Read by Celine Major 32:58
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Ch. 12 The Rendezvous Read by Celine Major 20:52
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Ch. 13 Preparations Read by Celine Major 11:36
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Ch. 14 The Bleeding Heart Read by Celine Major 15:53
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Ch. 15 The Vault Read by Celine Major 9:41
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Ch. 16 The Sick-Nurse Read by Celine Major 31:24
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Ch. 17 The Punishment Read by Celine Major 32:32
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Ch. 18 The Isle Adam Read by Celine Major 11:10
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Ch. 19 Recompense Read by Celine Major 15:44
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Ch. 20 The Departure Read by Celine Major 6:03
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Ch. 21 Researches Read by Celine Major 38:02
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Ch. 22 History of David and Cecily Read by Celine Major 21:33
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Ch. 23 A House in the Rue du Temple - Part 1 Read by Celine Major 32:31
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Ch. 23 A House in the Rue du Temple - Part 2 Read by Celine Major 35:59
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Ch. 24 The Four Stories Read by Celine Major 18:57
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Ch. 25 Tom and Sarah Read by Celine Major 40:43
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Ch. 26 The Ball Read by Celine Major 44:13
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