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Confessions, volumes 1 and 2

Name: Confessions, volumes 1 and 2
Author: Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Read by Martin Geeson · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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01 - Vol. 1: "I have entered upon a performance..." (22:48)
02 - "How could I become cruel or vicious..." (20:35)
03 - "If ever education was perfectly chaste..." (18:07)
04 - Near thirty years passed away..." (20:51)
05 - "I had already become a redresser of grievances..." (13:07)
06 - "Thus before my future destination..." (12:07)
07 - "My master had a journeyman..." (16:23)
08 - "I never thought money so desirable..." (14:25)
09 - "In less than a year I had exhausted..." (12:53)
10 - Vol. 2: "The moment in which fear..." (18:56)
11 - "Louise-Eleonore de Warens..." (16:35)
12 - "The difficulty still remained..." (17:08)
13 - "My pleasing inquietudes..." (18:47)
14 - "It is understood, I believe, that a child..." (16:01)
15 - "At length, sufficiently instructed..." (15:04)
16 - "Walking one morning, pretty early..." (18:21)
17 - "To return to our Aegisthus, the fluter..." (17:53)
18 - "Madame de Vercellis never addressed a word to me..." (20:30)