The Three Musketeers

29 hrs. 7 min.

Language Russian

Author Alexandre Dumas

Narrators Sergey Gorbunov, Olga Golovanova

Narrator Sergey Gorbunov

Narrator Olga Golovanova

This is a wonderful, light adventure novel full of examples of friendship, love, and nobility. It contains no depth-seeking lessons or moralizing. Its dynamics—filled with feats and events—draws you in from the very first pages. The ideal of friends-muskeeters, brave and desperate, ready to bare their blades against any injustice—and sometimes even simply for an insulting word—captured more than one generation of teenagers and adults. It turns out that life can be both so interesting and so simple.

The story takes place in France in an era when honor was defended through duels, when women were valued only for beauty, and when the king and queen stood by the throne as in a fairy tale—even the main villain, a cardinal, possessed a considerable share of nobility.

Each of the friends embodies a certain set of qualities. D’Artagnan is sly and observant, intelligent and inventive. Porthos is vain but kind-hearted. Aramis is a refined nature, and Athos is the embodiment of restraint, honesty, and nobility. When the friends are together, they are irresistible.

“The Three Musketeers” is an exciting work that you can read and reread, forgetting everything in the world.

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