Twenty Years After

Alexandre Dumas

Play

Length

25 h 43 min

Chapters

90

Language

English

Genre

Action & Adventure Fiction

First published

1856

Chapters

1. 1 01 - The Shade of Cardinal Richelieu.Read by Esther 23:49
2. 2 02 - A Nightly Patrol.Read by Esther 19:38
3. 3 03 - Dead Animosities.Read by Esther 29:04
4. 4 04 - Anne of Austria at the Age of Forty-six.Read by Kirsten Ferreri 18:49
5. 5 05 - The Gascon and the Italian.Read by Kirsten Ferreri 9:59
6. 6 06 - D'Artagnan in his Fortieth Year.Read by Kirsten Ferreri 26:51
7. 7 07 - Touches upon the Strange Effects a Half-pistole may haveRead by Kirsten Ferreri 13:04
8. 8 08 - How D'Artagnan, on going to a Distance to discover Aramis,Read by Kirsten Ferreri 13:59
9. 9 09 - The Abbe D'Herblay.Read by David Collins 38:05
10. 10 10 - Monsieur Porthos du Vallon de Bracieux de Pierrefonds.Read by Anna Simon 12:10
11. 11 11 - How D'Artagnan, in discovering the Retreat of Porthos,Read by Paul-Gabriel Wiener 17:22
12. 12 12 - In which it is shown that if Porthos was discontented withRead by Eileen George 10:10
13. 13 13 - Two Angelic Faces.Read by Cori Samuel 15:04
14. 14 14 - The Castle of Bragelonne.Read by Cori Samuel 14:47
15. 15 15 - Athos as a Diplomatist.Read by Robert Flach 20:04
16. 16 16 - The Duc de Beaufort.Read by Anna Simon 11:02
17. 17 17 - Describes how the Duc de Beaufort amused his Leisure HoursRead by Anna Simon 16:02
18. 18 18 - Grimaud begins his Functions.Read by Anna Simon 19:23
19. 19 19 - In which the Contents of the Pates made by the Successor ofRead by Anna Simon 17:23
20. 20 20 - One of Marie Michon's Adventures.Read by Great Plains 27:04
21. 21 21 - The Abbe Scarron.Read by Great Plains 25:45
22. 22 22 - Saint Denis.Read by Eileen George 15:59
23. 23 23 - One of the Forty Methods of Escape of the Duc de Beaufort.Read by Anna Simon 19:30
24. 24 24 - The timely Arrival of D'Artagnan in Paris.Read by Anna Simon 14:50
25. 25 25 - An Adventure on the High Road.Read by Anna Simon 11:31
26. 26 26 - The Rencontre.Read by Anna Simon 16:25
27. 27 27 - The four old Friends prepare to meet again.Read by Clarke Bell 17:48
28. 28 28 - The Place Royale.Read by Eileen George 11:56
29. 29 29 - The Ferry across the Oise.Read by Eileen George 19:29
30. 30 30 - Skirmishing.Read by David Collins 15:06
31. 31 31 - The Monk.Read by David Collins 22:48
32. 32 32 - The Absolution.Read by LilianaVale 12:33
33. 33 33 - Grimaud Speaks.Read by LilianaVale 11:43
34. 34 34 - On the Eve of Battle.Read by LilianaVale 23:13
35. 35 35 - A Dinner in the Old Style.Read by LilianaVale 14:42
36. 36 36 - A Letter from Charles the First.Read by Ben Cobbett 10:02
37. 37 37 - Cromwell's Letter.Read by Ben Cobbett 14:13
38. 38 38 - Henrietta Maria and Mazarin.Read by Ben Cobbett 12:16
39. 39 39 - How, sometimes, the Unhappy mistake Chance for Providence.Read by Ben Cobbett 13:59
40. 40 40 - Uncle and Nephew.Read by Ben Cobbett 7:53
41. 41 41 - Paternal Affection.Read by Great Plains 17:28
42. 42 42 - Another Queen in Want of Help.Read by Melissa 20:26
43. 43 43 - In which it is proved that first Impulses are oftentimes theRead by Will Larson 15:43
44. 44 44 - Te Deum for the Victory of Lens.Read by Melissa 30:21
45. 45 45 - The Beggar of St. Eustache.Read by Will Larson 23:47
46. 46 46 - The Tower of St. Jacques de la Boucherie.Read by Julie Bynum 12:01
47. 47 47 - The Riot.Read by Annise 17:40
48. 48 48 - The Riot becomes a Revolution.Read by Julie Bynum 23:57
49. 49 49 - Misfortune refreshes the Memory.Read by Anna Simon 13:31
50. 50 50 - The Interview.Read by Annise 13:25
51. 51 5 - The Flight.Read by David Pittard 22:12
52. 52 52 - The Carriage of Monsieur le Coadjuteur.Read by Jennifer Stearns 28:20
53. 53 53 - How D'Artagnan and Porthos earned by selling Straw, the oneRead by Jennifer Stearns 19:59
54. 54 54 - In which we hear Tidings of Aramis.Read by Great Plains 22:30
55. 55 55 - The Scotchman.Read by Anna Simon 17:58
56. 56 56 - The Avenger.Read by Anna Simon 17:14
57. 57 57 - Oliver Cromwell.Read by Caleb Dillehay 10:51
58. 58 58 - Jesus Seigneur.Read by David Collins 28:00
59. 59 59 - In which it is shown that under the most tryingRead by Kristine Bekere 19:13
60. 60 60 - Respect to Fallen Majesty.Read by Kristine Bekere 17:44
61. 61 61 - D'Artagnan hits on a Plan.Read by Kristine Bekere 36:19
62. 62 62 - London.Read by Kristine Bekere 12:42
63. 63 63 - The Trial.Read by Kristine Bekere 19:40
64. 64 64 - Whitehall.Read by Kristine Bekere 19:39
65. 65 65 - The Workmen.Read by Kristine Bekere 14:28
66. 66 66 - Remember!Read by Kristine Bekere 12:18
67. 67 67 - The Man in the Mask.Read by Kristine Bekere 17:44
68. 68 68 - Cromwell's House.Read by leetcr 10:00
69. 69 69 - Conversational.Read by leetcr 12:24
70. 70 70 - The Skiff "Lightning."Read by leetcr 17:08
71. 71 71 - Port Wine.Read by leetcr 14:57
72. 72 72 - End of the Port Wine Mystery.Read by leetcr 8:33
73. 73 73 - Fatality.Read by leetcr 13:58
74. 74 74 - How Mousqueton, after being very nearly roasted, had a NarrowRead by Anna Simon 13:31
75. 75 75 - The Return.Read by Kevin Kivikko 12:11
76. 76 76 - The Ambassadors.Read by Kevin Kivikko 14:50
77. 77 77 - The three Lieutenants of the Generalissimo.Read by Kevin Kivikko 19:27
78. 78 78 - The Battle of Charenton.Read by Kevin Kivikko 14:50
79. 79 79 - The Road to Picardy.Read by Kevin Kivikko 14:24
80. 80 80 - The Gratitude of Anne of Austria.Read by Annise 10:30
81. 81 81 - Cardinal Mazarin as King.Read by Gesine 11:14
82. 82 82 - Precautions.Read by Gesine 12:23
83. 83 83 - Strength and Sagacity.Read by Anna Simon 17:37
84. 84 84 - Strength and Sagacity -- Continued.Read by Anna Simon 17:07
85. 85 85 - The Oubliettes of Cardinal Mazarin.Read by Anna Simon 8:18
86. 86 86 - Conferences.Read by Anna Simon 11:33
87. 87 87 - In which we begin to think that Porthos will be at last aRead by Anna Simon 17:26
88. 88 88 - Shows how with Threat and Pen more is effected than by theRead by Kristin LeMoine 30:32
89. 89 89 - In which it is shown that it is sometimes more difficult forRead by Kristin LeMoine 23:57
90. 90 90 - Conclusion.Read by Kristin LeMoine 5:38

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