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Toilers of the Sea

by Victor Hugo

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00 - Preface
1:57
01 - Part I Book I Chapters 1-3
23:03
02 - Part I Book I Chapters 4-5
30:47
03 - Part I Book I Chapters 6-8
27:27
04 - Part I Book II Chapters 1-4
19:17
05 - Part I Book III Chapters 1-3
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06 - Part I Book III Chapters 4-6
21:30
07 - Part I Book III Chapters 7-9
17:01
08 - Part I Book III Chapters 10-13
25:24
09 - Part I Book IV Chapters 1-4
18:55
10 - Part I Book IV Chapters 5-7
14:38
11 - Part I Book V Chapters 1-2
24:15
12 - Part I Book V Chapters 3-4
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13 - Part I Book V Chapter 5
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14 - Part I Book V Chapters 6-7
24:46
15 - Part I Book V Chapters 8-9
31:08
16 - Part I Book VI Chapters 1-2
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17 - Part I Book VI Chapter 3
16:47
18 - Part I Book VI Chapters 4-5
21:42
19 - Part I Book VI Chapter 6
22:08
20 - Part I Book VI Chapter 7
10:50
21 - Part I Book VII Chapters 1-2
30:25
22 - Part I Book VII Chapter 3
20:28
23 - Part II Book I Chapters 1-2
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24 - Part II Book I Chapters 3-5
21:01
25 - Part II Book I Chapters 6-7
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26 - Part II Book I Chapters 8-10
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27 - Part II Book I Chapters 11-13
30:45
28 - Part II Book II Chapters 1-3
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29 - Part II Book II Chapters 4-5
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30 - Part II Book II Chapters 6-8
23:34
31 - Part II Book II Chapter 9-11
18:53
32 - Part II Book III Chapters 1-3
21:55
33 - Part II Book III Chapters 4-5
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34 - Part II Book III Chapter 6
51:06
35 - Part II Book IV Chapters 1-2
30:41
36 - Part II Book IV Chapters 3-4
15:22
37 - Part II Book IV Chapters 5-7
29:33
38 - Part III Book I Chapter 1
38:52
39 - Part III Book I Chapter 2
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40 - Part III Book II Chapters 1-2
26:34
41 - Part III Book III Chapters 1-2
24:15
42 - Part III Book III Chapters 3-4
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43 - Part III Book III Chapter 5
21:01

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On a windswept island in the English Channel, the solitary fisherman Gilliatt undertakes a superhuman ordeal—salvaging the engine of a wrecked steamship alone against storm, sea, and a monstrous octopus—all to win the hand of the woman he loves. Hugo turns a simple tale into an epic of man against nature, filled with sublime descriptions of the ocean's power and one man's heroic, tragic endurance. A celebration of labor, love, and sacrifice, Toilers of the Sea is a stirring and unusual novel that reads as a hymn to human courage against the elements. Grand and moving, it showcases Hugo's genius for making nature itself a towering character.

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Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was a French poet, novelist, and dramatist, the towering figure of French Romanticism. His novels Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame are cornerstones of world literature.

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