This audio reading of Épigramme is read by

Annie Coleman,
Christiane Levesque,
David Barnes,
Eswa,
Kristin Hughes,
Karen Savage,
Kymm Zuckert,
Mark F. Smith,
Maddie,
Sean McKinley

Contents

# Version 1 - 00:01:02
Read by: Annie Coleman

# Version 2 - 00:00:46
Read by: Christiane Levesque

# Version 3 - 00:00:52
Read by: David Barnes

# Version 4 - 00:00:40
Read by: Ezwa

# Version 5 - 00:00:55
Read by: Kristin Hughes

# Version 6 - 00:00:44
Read by: Karen Savage

# Version 7 - 00:00:48
Read by: Kymm Zuckert

# Version 8 - 00:00:49
Read by: Mark F. Smith

# Version 9 - 00:00:50
Read by: Maddie

# Version 10 - 00:00:50
Read by: Sean McKinley

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