Le vicomte de Bragelonne, Tome IV.

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Le vicomte de Bragelonne, Tome IV.

by Alexandre Dumas, Auguste Maquet

FR·~18 hours·73 chapters

Chapters

73 total
1

Table des matières

3:18
2

Chapitre CXCVII — Roi et noblesse

13:12
3

Chapitre CXCVIII — Suite d’orage

11:08
4

Chapitre CXCIX — Heu! miser!

9:37
5

Chapitre CC — Blessures sur blessures

8:56
6

Chapitre CCI — Ce qu’avait deviné Raoul

10:28
7

Chapitre CCII — Trois convives étonnés de souper ensemble

9:18
8

Chapitre CCIII — Ce qui se passait au Louvre pendant le souper de la Bastille

14:37
9

Chapitre CCIV — Rivaux politiques

14:54
10

Chapitre CCV — Où Porthos est convaincu sans avoir compris

12:11

Description

In this sweeping continuation of the Musketeer saga, the young Sun King summons the stoic and noble Athos to his court, hoping to harness the seasoned captain’s wisdom amid growing tensions at Versailles. Their encounter crackles with measured respect and hidden urgency, as Athos offers counsel while quietly probing the monarch’s intentions. The dialogue sets the stage for a delicate dance of loyalty, intrigue, and the ever‑present clash between personal honor and royal ambition.

Beyond the throne room, familiar faces reappear—Porthos, Aramis, and the ever‑resourceful d’Artagnan—each navigating their own tangled loyalties and secret schemes. From lavish banquets to whispered conspiracies in the Bastille’s shadowy corridors, the narrative weaves political maneuvering with moments of heartfelt camaraderie. Listeners will be drawn into a world where grand gestures mask private doubts, and where the fate of France hangs on the fragile balance between power and principle.

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Language

fr

Duration

~18 hours (1054K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-11-04

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Alexandre Dumas

Alexandre Dumas

1802–1870

Best known for The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo, this French writer turned history into fast-moving adventure and became one of the most widely read storytellers of the 19th century. His life was dramatic too, marked by fame, enormous energy, and a background that still fascinates readers today.

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Auguste Maquet

Auguste Maquet

1813–1888

Best remembered as Alexandre Dumas’s closest collaborator, this French writer helped shape some of the 19th century’s most famous adventure novels. His own story is full of literary teamwork, ambition, and a long-running debate over credit.

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