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The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard

by Anatole France

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1881
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Read by Jim Locke · 7 h 15 min · 37 parts

  1. December 24, 1849

    20:38

  2. August 30, 1850

    6:27

  3. May 7, 1851

    16:35

  4. July 8, 1852

    2:55

  5. August 20, 1859

    6:18

  6. October 10, 1859

    2:41

  7. October 25, 1859

    3:55

  8. November 10, 1859

    15:56

  9. Monte-Allegro, November 30, 1859

    13:22

  10. Girgenti, same day

    2:37

  11. Girgenti, November 30, 1859

    11:32

  12. Paris, December 8, 1859

    12:40

  13. December 30, 1859

    6:40

  14. Chapter 1, the Fairy

    15:39

  15. Chapter 2

    20:36

  16. Chapter 3

    15:57

  17. April 16

    12:05

  18. April 17

    40:06

  19. From May 2 to May 5

    20:58

  20. June 3

    4:14

  21. June 4

    10:20

  22. June 6

    15:11

  23. July 6

    13:40

  24. August 12

    15:39

  25. September-December

    17:44

  26. December 15

    8:23

  27. December 20

    13:25

  28. February 186-

    4:56

  29. April-June

    7:14

  30. August, September

    1:47

  31. October 3

    1:43

  32. December 28

    23:00

  33. December 29

    5:29

  34. January 15, 186-

    11:35

  35. May

    18:41

  36. September 20

    7:49

  37. Last Page August 21, 1869

    7:19

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Anatole France's first celebrated novel takes the form of the diary of Sylvestre Bonnard, an aging scholar who cares more for old books and his cat than for the world outside his study. His pursuit of a coveted medieval manuscript is only the prelude. The real story begins when he meets Jeanne, the orphaned granddaughter of a woman he once loved, and finds her neglected and unhappy under a grasping guardian. The gentle old man's decision to rescue her becomes the crime of the title, a kindly breach of the law he cannot bring himself to regret. Warm, witty, and touched with melancholy, it made France's name.

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Anatole France (1844-1924) was a French novelist and Nobel laureate celebrated for his irony, elegance, and skeptical wit. He was one of the most admired French writers of his era.

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First published
1881
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
205
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Jim Locke