Sentimental Education
Gustave Flaubert
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Length 17 h 11 min
Chapters 29
First published 1904
Sentimental Education (French: L'Éducation sentimentale, 1869) is a novel by Gustave Flaubert, that is considered one of the most influential novels of the 19th century. The story focuses on the romantic life of a young man at the time of the French Revolution of 1848. - Summary by Wikipedia
Chapters
1
A Promising Pupil Read by Ali Cameron 26:55
2
Damon and Pythias Read by Ali Cameron 16:19
3
Sentiment and Passion Read by Ali Cameron 21:09
4
The Inexpressible She! Read by Ali Cameron 58:01
5
'Love Knoweth no Laws' part 1 Read by Ali Cameron 48:15
6
'Love Knoweth no Laws' part 2 Read by Ali Cameron 29:54
7
Blighted Hopes Read by Ali Cameron 21:45
8
Change of Fortune Read by Ali Cameron 1:05:37
9
Frederick Entertains part 1 Read by Ali Cameron 58:57
10
Frederick Entertains part 2 Read by Ali Cameron 36:30
11
The Friend of the Family part 1 Read by Cate Mackenzie 49:17
12
The Friend of the Family part 2 Read by Cate Mackenzie 34:02
13
At the Races Read by Cate Mackenzie 32:01
14
A Dinner and a Duel part 1 Read by Jim Locke 34:04
15
A Dinner and a Duel part 2 Read by Jim Locke 39:08
16
Little Louise Grows Up Read by Rita Boutros 24:55
17
Rosanette as a Lovely Turk part 1 Read by Rita Boutros 55:01
18
Rosanette as a Lovely Turk part 2 Read by Rita Boutros 26:19
19
The Barricade part 1 Read by Jim Locke 37:11
20
The Barricade part 2 Read by Jim Locke 36:37
21
The Barricade part 3 Read by Jim Locke 40:34
22
The Barricade part 4 Read by Jim Locke 19:22
23
'How Happy Could I Be with Either' Read by Cate Mackenzie 36:53
24
Unpleasant News from Rosanette Read by Arden 39:33
25
A Strange Betrothal part 1 Read by Cate Mackenzie 39:39
26
A Strange Betrothal part 2 Read by Cate Mackenzie 44:53
27
An Auction Read by dqtcat 36:19
28
A Bitter-sweet Reunion Read by Bhavya 11:51
29
'Wait till You Come to Forty Year' Read by Kazbek 10:13
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