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The Captive – Part II
The Captive – Part II
The Captive – Part II
Audiobook (abridged)3 hours

The Captive – Part II

Written by Marcel Proust

Narrated by Neville Jason

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About this audiobook

The fractured relationship between Albertine and Marcel continues, with Marcel’s fixations of his lover’s outside interests driving the affair to a bitter conclusion. Neville Jason’s outstanding abridgement and performance of this great classic draws near a conclusion with only two more volumes to go – The Fugitive and Time Regained. This is the tenth volume in this widely admired series.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherNaxos Audiobooks
Release dateJul 1, 2000
ISBN9789629546106
The Captive – Part II
Author

Marcel Proust

MARCEL PROUST was born in Auteuil in 1871. As a young man he became an eminent society figure, frequenting Paris's most exclusive salons. Following the death of his mother, Proust's already poor health began to deteriorate further, and he increasingly withdrew from society. He started writing In Search of Lost Time in 1908 and worked on its seven volumes until his death in 1922, spending most of the final three years of his life confined to a cork-lined bedroom.

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