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The Victor Hugo Library

The Victor Hugo Library

By: Victor Hugo
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Enter a library where every page breathes and every silence speaks. The Victor Hugo Library is a podcast devoted to full-length readings of Hugo’s great works - novels vast as cathedrals, stories lit by the small but stubborn flame of human dignity. Here, the exile walks beside the king, the prisoner beside the saint, and the forgotten find a voice again. Each episode opens a door into history, justice, love, and rebellion, inviting you to listen not in haste but in devotion. T

Take your place among the shelves; let the candle burn; and allow the living voice of literature to echo once more through the long corridors of time.Public domain
Episodes
  • Ninety-Three Chapter 76 - The Dungeon
    Apr 12 2026
    In which two souls, bound by a profound and tender companionship, exchange reflections in the dim solitude of a prison cell, their dialogue weaving between the harsh realities of justice and the ethereal aspirations of an ideal republic. Amidst the sombre stillness, they ponder the great tides of revolution, the duties of man and citizen, and the delicate balance between law and equity, casting their thoughts towards a future shaped by both stern necessity and lofty dreams.
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    17 mins
  • Ninety-Three Chapter 77 - Still The Sun Rises
    Apr 12 2026
    In which dawn breaks over the plateau of the Tourgue to reveal the grim guillotine, a stark symbol of the tumultuous year of 1793, standing as a dreadful sibling to the ancient stone fortress that bears silent witness to centuries of tyranny. Amidst the serene beauty of nature and the disciplined ranks of soldiers, a solemn procession approaches the scaffold, where fidelity to law and personal sacrifice intertwine in a moment heavy with the weight of history and the inexorable march of justice.
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    16 mins
  • Ninety-Three Chapter 74 - The Votes
    Apr 11 2026
    In which Commander Gauvain faces a solemn tribunal where the harsh decrees of the Republic stand as both sword and sentence, and where the fragile balance between duty and compassion is laid bare before unyielding judges. The room is charged with tension as voices both stern and fervent debate the justice of mercy, culminating in a verdict that weighs heavy upon honour and sacrifice.
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    10 mins
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