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Ressureição by Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis read by Rachel Moraes | Full Audio Book
Ressureição by Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis (1839 - 1908)
Genre(s): Literary Fiction, Romance

Read by: Rachel Moraes in Portuguese

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Prólogo - Advertência
00:04:51 - 01 - Capítulo I - No dia de Anno Bom
00:18:34 - 02 - Capítulo II - Liquidação do Anno Velho
00:29:57 - 03 - Capítulo III - Ao som da valsa
00:49:50 - 04 - Capítulo IV - Prelúdio
01:01:01 - 05 - Capítulo V - Fico
01:13:09 - 06 - Capítulo VI - Declaração
01:21:23 - 07 - Capítulo VII - O gavião e a pomba
01:30:36 - 08 - Capítulo VIII - A queda
01:40:08 - 09 - Capítulo IX - Lucta
01:57:15 - 10 - Capítulo X - Enferma
02:08:27 - 11 - Capítulo XI - o passado
02:21:19 - 12 - Capítulo XII - Um ponto negro
02:32:34 - 13 - Capítulo XIII - Crise
02:41:30 - 14 - Capítulo XIV - Ou capítulo do acaso
02:53:26 - 15 - Capítulo XV - Enfant terrible
03:02:19 - 16 - Capítulo XVI - Raquel
03:16:40 - 17 - Capítulo XVII - Sacrifício
03:26:15 - 18 - Capítulo XVIII - Renovação
03:35:16 - 19 - Capítulo XIX - A porta do céu
03:45:27 - 20 - Capítulo XX - Uma voz misteriosa
03:57:23 - 21 - Capítulo XXI - Último golpe
04:08:02 - 22 - Capítulo XXII - A carta
04:25:24 - 23 - Capítulo - Adeus
04:34:13 - 24 - Capítulo XXIV - Hoje



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