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Latin Quarter

Neighborhood in Paris, FranceWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

John HagedornHOST
9:16
You know that I have an agent who is always on the lookout for rarities and curiosities for my collection.
John HagedornHOST
9:22
Some days ago he heard of a dealer upon one of the quays who had acquired some old rubbish found at a cupboard in an ancient house at the back of the Rue Mathurin in the Quarter Latin.
John HagedornHOST
9:31
The dining-room of this old house is decorated with a coat of arms, chevrons, and bars rouge upon a field argent, which prove, upon inquiry, to be the shield of Nicholas de la Reine, a high official of King Louis XIV.
John HagedornHOST
9:44
There can be no doubt that the other articles in the cupboard date back to the early days of that king.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
55:03
You know that I have an agent who is always on the lookout for rarities and curiosities for my collection.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
55:08
Some days ago he heard of a dealer upon one of the quays who had acquired some old rubbish found in a cupboard in an ancient house at the back end of the Rue Mathurien in the Quarter Latin.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
55:17
The dining-room of this old house is decorated with a coat of arms, chevrons, and bars rouge upon a field argent, which prove, upon inquiry, to be the shield of Nicholas de la Renée, a high official of King Louis XIV.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
55:30
There can be no doubt that the other articles in the cupboard date back to the early days of that king.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
59:17
You know that I have an agent who is always on the lookout for rarities and curiosities for my collection.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
59:22
Some days ago he heard of a dealer upon one of the quays who had acquired some old rubbish found in a cupboard in an ancient house at the back end of the Rue Mathurien in the Quarter Latin.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
59:31
The dining room of this old house is decorated with a coat of arms, chevrons, and bars rouge upon a field argent, which prove upon inquiry to be the shield of Nicholas de la Renée, a high official of King Louis XIV.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
59:44
There can be no doubt that the other articles in the cupboard date back to the early days of that king.
Mr. JonesHOST
15:30
So we made it to Paris and we stayed, you know the language better, which district or? We were in the
Mr. JonesHOST
15:39
Latin Quarter.
Mr. JonesHOST
15:41
We were only like, we were a seven minute walk from Notre Dame.
Mr. JonesHOST
15:44
Yeah.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
56:20
You know that I have an agent who is always on the lookout for rarities and curiosities for my collection.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
56:25
Some days ago he heard of a dealer upon one of the quays who had acquired some old rubbish found in a cupboard in an ancient house at the back end of the Rue Mathurien in the Quarter Latin.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
56:35
The dining-room of this old house is decorated with a coat of arms, chevrons, and bars rouge upon a field argent, which prove upon inquiry to be the shield of Nicolas de la Renée, a high official of King Louis XIV.
Dominic MooreNARRATOR
56:47
There can be no doubt that the other articles in the cupboard date back to the early days of that king.
David DeridaNARRATOR
50:28
You know that I have an agent who is always on the lookout for rarities and curiosities for my collection.
David DeridaNARRATOR
50:34
Some days ago, he heard of a dealer upon one of the quays who had acquired some old rubbish found in a cupboard in an ancient house at the back of the Rue Marton in the Quarter Latin.
David DeridaNARRATOR
50:44
The dining room of this old house is decorated with a coat of arms, chevrons, and bars rouge upon a field argent, which prove, upon inquiry, to be the shield of Nicholas de la Reine, a high official of King Louis XIV.
David DeridaNARRATOR
50:59
There can be no doubt that the other articles in the cupboard date back to the early days of that king.
Rob MarlandNARRATOR
9:43
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.
Rob MarlandNARRATOR
9:46
After leaving Naples, he came to Paris and took a room in the fourth-rate hotel in an obscure street in the Latin Quarter, where he died.
Rob MarlandNARRATOR
9:55
It was from this address that he sent me a copy of his Ballad of Reading Gaol.
Rob MarlandNARRATOR
10:00
It was accompanied by a peevish letter which showed an unhappy state of chronic irritation, one of the symptoms of the brain trouble of which he died.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
5:03
Dr. Littlejohn, recovering his breath, looked closely at the younger man and frowned.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
5:09
If I didn't know better, he exclaimed, I'd say you were uncommonly blue for a resident of the Latin Quarter.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
5:16
You're worried.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
5:17
I'll see you home and try cheering you up in the bargain.

26 MINS LATER

Ben TuckerNARRATOR
31:48
End of Part Three Part Four Crescent, in the café that evening, was careful that Debray did not discover his presence.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
32:12
His table was screened by a latticework of vines, and it was behind this that the American saw his uniformed quarry swagger in.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
32:21
When Debray made his exit, the American trailed behind him like a wraith from the boulevards to the narrower streets of the Latin Quarter.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
32:30
He saw the Alsatian light a cigarette and then enter a gray stone apartment building.
speaker_7NARRATOR
32:50
But if it comes to that, everybody else is moving out of the Village anyhow.
speaker_7NARRATOR
32:55
So many purse-proud outsiders have invaded New York's Latin Quarter that the rents are murder in the first degree.
speaker_7NARRATOR
33:03
The real Villagers are moving out to Brooklyn, than which there could be no worse fate for a Villager.
speaker_7NARRATOR
33:10
Ziegfeld Follies girls tell me that all the time the police were supposed to be searching for Nicky Arnstein, the alleged bond robber, Nicky was in his wife's dressing room.
PaulHOST
21:53
Writing his earliest poems in the late 1830s, Baudelaire became aware of his own solitude.
PaulHOST
22:01
Whilst having signed up to the Ecole des Droits to study law, he had himself a jolly old time in the Quartier Latin, the Latin Quarter, and it was here or there that he made his literary contacts and also met Cyril Lachette.
PaulHOST
22:15
At this point, Charles-Pierre Baudelaire was already in debt, mainly for his constant purchase of lavish clothing.
PaulHOST
22:23
In 1841, at the request of his stepfather, Baudelaire was sent to Calcutta in India to change his habits, and this eight-month round trip gave him time to forge memories of both being at sea and also the exotic lands.

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