The Gadfly
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An adventure thriller set in 1840s Italy under the dominance of Austria, a time of revolt and uprisings. The story of faith, disillusionment, revolution, romance, and heroism centres on the life of the protagonist, Arthur Burton, member of the Youth movement; his antagonist, Padre Montanelli; and his love Gemma. - Summary by Wikipedia and Mark Chulsky
Chapitres
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| Part I, Chapter I | 21:20 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part I, Chapter II | 22:23 | Lu par SaraHale | |
| Part I, Chapter III | 14:30 | Lu par Kathleen Moore | |
| Part I, Chapter IV | 20:25 | Lu par SaraHale | |
| Part I, Chapter V | 17:39 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part I, Chapter VI | 32:36 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part I, Chapter VII | 35:23 | Lu par SaraHale | |
| Part II, Chapter I | 22:15 | Lu par Sam Isaacson | |
| Part II, Chapter II | 26:34 | Lu par Sam Isaacson | |
| Part II, Chapter III | 26:37 | Lu par SaraHale | |
| Part II, Chapter IV | 23:57 | Lu par SaraHale | |
| Part II, Chapter V | 25:12 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part II, Chapter VI | 21:18 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part II, Chapter VII | 18:23 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part II, Chapter VIII | 39:46 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part II, Chapter IX | 32:49 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part II, Chapter X | 16:19 | Lu par Daria | |
| Part II, Chapter XI | 31:26 | Lu par Daria | |
| Part III, Chapter I | 24:11 | Lu par Daria | |
| Part III, Chapter II | 24:26 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part III, Chapter III | 25:18 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part III, Chapter IV | 32:23 | Lu par Gloria Begemann | |
| Part III, Chapter V | 16:41 | Lu par Deon Gines | |
| Part III, Chapter VI | 35:11 | Lu par Daria | |
| Part III, Chapter VII | 20:20 | Lu par Deon Gines | |
| Part III, Chapter VIII | 30:29 | Lu par Deon Gines | |
| Epilogue | 10:27 | Lu par Deon Gines |
Critiques
KAB
If you can make it past the first couple chapters' reading, this is actually a powerful, tragic story and definitely worth the listen. Most of the readers did a good enough job.
An okay title.
Devon Switak
Good enough prose, but overly melodramatic story with some unrealistic characters. Inconsistent or contradictory themes plague interactions. Narrator and audio quality vary wildly.