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David Copperfield Free Audiobook Download
Charles Dickens
Un voyage introspectif vers l'identité et l'écriture.
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Author: Charles Dickens
Narrator: Brian
Format: MP3
ISBN: 0
Language: English
Publish Date: 11/18/1969
Audiobook length: 31min
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Chapter 1: I. - I AM BORN
00:0023:17
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Chapter 2: II. - I OBSERVE
00:0030:01
Chapter 3: III. - I HAVE A CHANGE
00:0031:28
Chapter 4: IV. - I FALL INTO DISGRACE
00:0038:31
Chapter 5: V. - I AM SENT AWAY FROM HOME
00:0036:56
Chapter 6: VI. - I ENLARGE MY CIRCLE OF ACQUAINTANCE
00:0014:57
Chapter 7: VII. - MY “FIRST HALF” AT SALEM HOUSE
00:0037:23
Chapter 8: VIII. - MY HOLIDAYS. ESPECIALLY ONE HAPPY AFTERNOON
00:0029:26
Chapter 9: IX. - I HAVE A MEMORABLE BIRTHDAY
00:0023:22
Chapter 10: X. - I BECOME NEGLECTED, AND AM PROVIDED FOR
00:0040:43
Chapter 11: XI. - I BEGIN LIFE ON MY OWN ACCOUNT, AND DON’T LIKE IT
00:0034:19
Chapter 12: XII. - LIKING LIFE ON MY OWN ACCOUNT NO BETTER, I FORM A GREAT RESOLUTION
00:0019:49
Chapter 13: XIII. - THE SEQUEL OF MY RESOLUTION
00:0041:24
Chapter 14: XIV. - MY AUNT MAKES UP HER MIND ABOUT ME
00:0031:37
Chapter 15: XV. - I MAKE ANOTHER BEGINNING
00:0019:38
Chapter 16: XVI. - I AM A NEW BOY IN MORE SENSES THAN ONE
00:0044:49
Chapter 17: XVII. - SOMEBODY TURNS UP
00:0036:36
Chapter 18: XVIII. - A RETROSPECT
00:0015:07
Chapter 19: XIX. - I LOOK ABOUT ME AND MAKE A DISCOVERY
00:0033:43
Chapter 20: XX. - STEERFORTH’S HOME
00:0017:50
Chapter 21: XXI. - LITTLE EM’LY
00:0040:42
Chapter 22: XXII. - SOME OLD SCENES, AND SOME NEW PEOPLE
00:0044:18
Chapter 23: XXIII. - I CORROBORATE MR. DICK, AND CHOOSE A PROFESSION
00:0030:36
Chapter 24: XXIV. - MY FIRST DISSIPATION
00:0017:28
Chapter 25: XXV. - GOOD AND BAD ANGELS
00:0040:10
Chapter 26: XXVI. - I FALL INTO CAPTIVITY
00:0032:25
Chapter 27: XXVII. - TOMMY TRADDLES
00:0019:43
Chapter 28: - MR. MICAWBER’S GAUNTLET
00:0040:38
Chapter 29: XXIX. - I VISIT STEERFORTH AT HIS HOME, AGAIN
00:0015:04
Chapter 30: XXX. - A LOSS
00:0015:49
Chapter 31: XXXI. - A GREATER LOSS
00:0017:43
Chapter 32: XXXII. - THE BEGINNING OF A LONG JOURNEY
00:0037:48
Chapter 33: XXXIII. - BLISSFUL
00:0034:36
Chapter 34: XXXIV. - MY AUNT ASTONISHES ME
00:0017:30
Chapter 35: XXXV. - DEPRESSION
00:0041:44
Chapter 36: XXXVI. - ENTHUSIASM
00:0036:03
Chapter 37: XXXVII. - A LITTLE COLD WATER
00:0016:17
Chapter 38: XXXVIII. - A DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
00:0035:18
Chapter 39: XXXIX. - WICKFIELD AND HEEP
00:0039:18
Chapter 40: XL. - THE WANDERER
00:0017:14
Chapter 41: XLI. - DORA’S AUNTS
00:0032:52
Chapter 42: XLII. - MISCHIEF
00:0040:54
Chapter 43: XLIII. - ANOTHER RETROSPECT
00:0016:52
Chapter 44: XLIV. - OUR HOUSEKEEPING
00:0030:22
Chapter 45: XLV. - MR. DICK FULFILS MY AUNT’S PREDICTION
00:0030:40
Chapter 46: XLVI. - INTELLIGENCE
00:0026:59
Chapter 47: XLVII. - MARTHA
00:0021:43
Chapter 48: XLVIII. - DOMESTIC
00:0023:15
Chapter 49: XLIX. - I AM INVOLVED IN MYSTERY
00:0026:10
Chapter 50: L. - MR. PEGGOTY’S DREAM COMES TRUE
00:0020:08
Chapter 51: LI. - THE BEGINNING OF A LONGER JOURNEY
00:0035:15
Chapter 52: LII. - I ASSIST AT AN EXPLOSION
00:0049:09
Chapter 53: LIII. - ANOTHER RETROSPECT
00:0009:14
Chapter 54: LIV. - MR. MICAWBER’S TRANSACTIONS
00:0031:07
Chapter 55: LV. - TEMPEST
00:0024:43
Chapter 56: LVI. - THE NEW WOUND, AND THE OLD
00:0011:46
Chapter 57: LVII. - THE EMIGRANTS
00:0022:30
Chapter 58: LVIII. - ABSENCE
00:0013:45
Chapter 59: LIX. - RETURN
00:0033:15
Chapter 60: LX. - AGNES
00:0016:44
Chapter 61: LXI. - I AM SHOWN TWO INTERESTING PENITENTS
00:0024:26
Chapter 62: LXII. - A LIGHT SHINES ON MY WAY
00:0015:56
Chapter 63: LXIII. - A VISITOR
00:0014:49
Chapter 64: LXIV. - A LAST RETROSPECT
00:0008:02
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3 quotes from David Copperfield
- "I am the author of my own life. Unfortunately, I am writing in pen and can't erase my mistakes."
- "We forge the chains we wear in life."
- "If there were no bad people, there would be no good lawyers."
