Über das Buch „Toilers of the sea“ von Victor Hugo. Ein gemeinfreies Buch zum Online-Lesen oder kostenlosen Herunterladen (PDF, Audio). Sprache: Französisch · Erscheinungsjahr: 1928.
Online anhören 00 - Volume I - Dedication & Preface
1 00 - Volume I - Dedication & Preface 2:17 2 01 - Book First - What a Bad Reputation is Composed of - Chapter I - A Word Written on a Blank Page 4:50 3 02 - Chaptef II - The Bû de la Rue 11:07 4 03 - Chapter III - For your Wife when you Marry 8:11 5 04 - Chapter IV - Unpopularity 20:52 6 05 - Chapter V - Other Suspicious Things about Gilliatt 7:18 7 06 - Chapter VI - The Paunch Boat 12:21 8 07 - Chapter VII - For a Haunted House, a Visionary Inhabitant 7:19 9 08 - Chapter VIII - The Chair of Gild-Holm-'Ur 6:25 10 09 - Book Second - Mess Lethierry - Chapter I - A Restless Life and a Quiet Conscience 5:44 11 10 - Chapter II - A Taste which he had 4:41 12 11 - Chapter III - The Ancient Dialect of the Sea 6:15 13 12 - Chapter IV - One is Vulnerable through what one Loves 3:42 14 13 - Book Third - Durande and Déruchette - Chapter I - Chatter and Smoke 8:24 15 14 - Chapter II - The Eternal History of Utopia 5:05 16 15 - Chapter III - Rantaine 9:31 17 16 - Chapter IV - Continuation of the History of Utopia 5:42 18 17 - Chapter V - The Devil-Boat 11:59 19 18 - Chapter VI - Entrance of Lethierry into Glory 5:17 20 19 - Chapter VII - The same Godfather and the same Protectress 5:33 21 20 - Chapter VIII - "Bonny Dundee" 8:25 22 21 - Chapter IX - The Man who had seen through Rantaine 3:00 23 22 - Chapter X - Tales of Long Voyages 7:00 24 23 - Chapter XI - A Glance at Possible Husbands 3:12 25 24 - Chapter XII - An Exception in the Character of Lethierry 11:43 26 25 - Chapter XIII - Heedlessness adds New Grace to Beauty 3:33 27 26 - Book Fourth - The Bagpipe - Chaprer I - The First Gleams of Dawn, or a Conflagration 6:25 28 27 - Chapter II - An Entrance, Step by Step, into the Unknown 5:59 29 28 - Chapter III - The Air "Bonny Dundee" finds an Echo on the Hill 3:15 30 29 - Chapter IV - A Nocturnal Serenade 5:20 31 30 - Chapter V - Well-Merited Success is always Hated 3:29 32 31 - Chapter VI - The Luck of a Shipwrecked Crew in meeting a Sloop 5:39 33 32 - Book Fifth - The Revolver - Chapter I - The Conversation at the Jean Tavern 18:27 34 33 - Chapter II - Clubin perceives some one 5:58 35 34 - Chapter III - Clubin Carries Away and does not Bring Back 6:49 36 35 - Chapter IV - Plainmont 18:07 37 36 - Chapter V - The Bird-Nesters 22:07 38 37 - Chapter VI - The Jacressarde 17:17 39 38 - Chapter VII - Nocturnal Purchasers and a Shady Vendor 7:29 40 39 - Chapter VIII - The Red Ball and the Black Ball Carom 22:39 41 40 - Chapter IX - Information Useful to Persons who await or who fear Letters from Across the Sea 10:11 42 41 - Book Sixth - The Drunken Helmsman and the Sober Captain - Chapter I - The Douvres Rocks 8:13 43 42 - Chapter II - Unexpected Brandy 8:42 44 43 - Chapter III - Interrupted Conversations 17:20 45 44 - Chapter IV - In which Captain Clubin displays all his Qualities 12:59 46 45 - Chapter V - Clubin puts the Finishing Touch to Admiration 9:35 47 46 - Chapter VI - The Interior of an Abyss Illuminated 20:59 48 47 - Chapter VII - The Unexpected intervenes 9:46 49 48 - Book Seventh - The Imprudence of asking Questions of a. Book - Chapter I - The Pearl at the Bottom of the Precipice 19:27 50 49 - Chapter II - Much Astonishment on the Western Coast 11:19 51 50 - Chapter III - Tempt not the Bible 20:39 52 51 - Volume II - Part Two - Gilliatt The Crafty - Book First - The Reef - Chapter I - The Place which it is Hard to Reach and Difficult to Leave 13:24 53 52 - Chapter II - The Thoroughness of the Disaster 7:20 54 53 - Chapter III - Sound but not Safe 3:54 55 54 - Chapter IV - A Preliminary Exmination 7:19 56 55 - Chapter V - A Word as to the Secret Cooperation of the Elements 10:22 57 56 - Chapter VI - A Stable for the Horse 5:54 58 57 - Chapter VII - A Chamber for the Traveller 18:20 59 58 - Chapter VIII - Importunaeque Volucres 5:36 60 59 - Chapter IX - The Reef, and the Manner of Using it 8:01 61 60 - Chapter X - The Forge 10:44 62 61 - Chapter XI - A Discovery 10:20 63 62 - Chapter XII - The Interior of a Submarine Edifice 5:33 64 63 - Chapter XIII - What one sees there, and what one gets a Glimpse of 14:53 65 64 - Book Second - Labor - Chapter I - The Resources of one who lacks Everything 7:03 66 65 - Chapter II - How Shakespeare and Aeschylus can meet 4:42 67 66 - Chapter III - Gilliatt's Masterpiece comes to the succor of Lethierry's Masterpiece 9:09 68 67 - Chapter IV - Sub Re 15:42 69 68 - Chapter V - Sub Umbra 16:50 70 69 - Chapter VI - Gilliatt brings the Paunch into Position 6:31 71 70 - Chapter VII - A Danger at Once 8:24 72 71 - Chapter VIII - Change rather than Conclusion 8:48 73 72 - Chapter IX - Success snatched away as soon as granted 4:04 74 73 - Chapter X - The Warnings of the Sea 7:41 75 74 - Chapter XI - A Word to the Wise is Sufficient 7:06 76 75 - Book Third - The Battle - Chapter I - Extremes Meet 4:13 77 76 - Chapter II - Sea Breezes 9:17 78 77 - Chapter III - Explanation of the Noise to which Gilliatt Listened 8:51 79 78 - Chapter IV - Turba, Turma 6:07 80 79 - Chapter V - Gilliatt has his Choice 2:32 81 80 - Chapter VI - The Combat 51:20 82 81 - Book Four - The Pitfalls of the Obstacle - Chapter I - A Man who is Hungry is not the only Hungry one 11:37 83 82 - Chapter II - The Monster 20:49 84 83 - Chapter III - Another Form of Combat in the Gulf 7:13 85 84 - Chapter IV - Nothing is Hidden and Nothing is Lost 9:48 86 85 - Chapter V - In the Interval which Separates Six Inches from Two Feet there is Room to Lodge Death 8:41 87 86 - Chapter VI - De Profundis ad Altum 16:56 88 87 - Chapter VII - There is an Ear in the Unknown 4:48 89 88 - Part Third - Déruchette - Book First - Night and Morn - Chapter I - The Bell of the Port 37:45 90 89 - Chapter II - Again the Port Bell 21:15 91 90 - Book Second - Gratitude in Full Despotism - Chapter I - Joy Surrounded by Anguish 24:41 92 91 - Chapter II - The Leather Trunk 5:14 93 92 - Book Third - Departure of the "Cashmere" - Chapter I - The Havelet quite close to the Church 7:31 94 93 - Chapter II - Despairs in Presence of Each Other 18:25 95 94 - Chapter III - The Foresight of Abnegation 12:13 96 95 - Chapter IV - "For your Wife when you Marry" 8:34 97 96 - Chapter V - The Great Tomb 21:47 Gesamtdauer: 17:04:53
Der Autor Victor Hugo Victor-Marie Vicomte Hugo [viktɔʁ maʁi yˈɡo] (* 26. Februar 1802 in Besançon; † 22. Mai 1885 in Paris) war ein französischer Schriftsteller und Politiker.
Er verfasste Gedichte sowie Romane und Dramen und betätigte sich als literarischer, aber auch politischer Publizist. Mehrfach war er als Angehöriger der Pairskammer Abgeordneter oder Senator und damit direkt politisch aktiv. Neben Molière, Voltaire oder Balzac gilt er vielen Franzosen als ihr größter Autor. Sein Schaffen kann teils der Romantik, teils dem Realismus zugeordnet werden.
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