“LibriVox is a hope, an experiment, and a question: can the net harness a bunch of volunteers to bring books in the public domain to life…” Hugh McGuire, LibriVox’s founder, August 9, 2005
In celebration of LibriVox’s seventeenth anniversary, here is collection of short works of various kinds and from varied authors which include in their title the words ‘seventeen’ or ‘seventeenth’ or the number ’17.’ Each piece is selected and read by a LibriVox volunteer.
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17 septembre 1793 de Jocelyn, 3éme période
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À Cassandre Ode 17
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Canto 17 from "Seventeen Cantos from the Inferno", translated by Thomas William Parsons
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Christmas in Seventeen Seventy-Six
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Appearance of the 17-year Cicada in Rhode Island in 1903
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Doctors' Riot, 1788
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Section 17, from "Doctrine and Covenants"
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Gertrude the Governess; or, Simple Seventeen
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New York Times article, July 17, 1917: "Tells How She Hid on Army Transport"
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Houston: Where Seventeen Railroads Meet the Sea
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Introduction to "William Oughtred: A Great Seventeenth-Century Teacher of Mathematics"
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Jeune fille, la grâce emplit tes dix-sept ans
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Chapter 2: The Earliest Smugglers, from "King's Cutters and Smugglers 1700-1855"
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Louis Seventeenth: The Boy King Who Never Reigned
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Meditation XVII
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Number 17
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Chapter 1 of "Number Seventeen"
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Psalm 17, KJV
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The Revelation of Saint John the Divine, Chapter 17
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Roman ou On n’est pas sérieux, quand on a dix-sept ans
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Volume 1 Part 3 Section 17, "Summary of the Position", of "The Secret Doctrine"
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A Seventeenth-century Story
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Die Siebenzehnjährige auf dem Balle
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Sonnet 17
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Astrophil and Stella, Sonnet 17
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The Stamp-Act Riot of 1765
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Sweet Seventeen (Howell)
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Sweet Seventeen (Linton)
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The war message of President Woodrow Wilson delivered to the Congress of the United States April 2nd, 1917; also, The proclamation of war signed by the President April 6th, 1917
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Preface to "The Working Life of Women in the 17th Century"
