Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift
Gulliver's Travels
Gulliver's Travels (1726, amended 1735), officially Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, is a novel by Jonathan Swift that is both a satire on human nature and a parody of the "travelers' tales" literary sub-genre. It is widely considered Swift's magnum opus and is his most celebrated work, as well as one of the indisputable classics of English literature. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Audiolibros
40 capítulos
11 h 10 min
- 1 Introduction12:37
- 2 Part 1, Chapter 124:54
- 3 Part 1, Chapter 222:25
- 4 Part 1, Chapter 318:07
- 5 Part 1, Chapter 411:46
- 6 Part 1, Chapter 514:17
- 7 Part 1, Chapter 621:46
- 8 Part 1, Chapter 717:42
- 9 Part 1, Chapter 813:59
- 10 Part 2, Chapter 128:56
- 11 Part 2, Chapter 213:16
- 12 Part 2, Chapter 323:42
- 13 Part 2, Chapter 412:39
- 14 Part 2, Chapter 523:15
- 15 Part 2, Chapter 621:43
- 16 Part 2, Chapter 717:30
- 17 Part 2, Chapter 831:45
- 18 Part 3, Chapter 114:50
- 19 Part 3, Chapter 221:23
- 20 Part 3, Chapter 313:42
- 21 Part 3, Chapter 414:59
- 22 Part 3, Chapter 517:47
- 23 Part 3, Chapter 614:05
- 24 Part 3, Chapter 710:09
- 25 Part 3, Chapter 814:06
- 26 Part 3, Chapter 99:20
- 27 Part 3, Chapter 1019:40
- 28 Part 3, Chapter 118:32
- 29 Part 4, Chapter 117:26
- 30 Part 4, Chapter 215:04
- 31 Part 4, Chapter 314:20
- 32 Part 4, Chapter 413:18
- 33 Part 4, Chapter 515:27
- 34 Part 4, Chapter 617:07
- 35 Part 4, Chapter 718:51
- 36 Part 4, Chapter 815:09
- 37 Part 4, Chapter 913:13
- 38 Part 4, Chapter 1018:18
- 39 Part 4, Chapter 1120:22
- 40 Part 4, Chapter 1215:42
