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Fiction
Hosted by Unknown Host · Fiction · EN · 0 episodes
Step with us beyond the edge of the known world. The Rider Haggard Library invites you into realms of lost kingdoms and deathless queens, of perilous quests beneath African suns and ancient cities long swallowed by the sands of Time. Here burn the undying flames of romance and destiny; here brave hearts wager life and soul against treasure, prophecy, and the dark mysteries of forgotten ages. In these readings, the great tales are restored to living voice, not as relics upon a dusty shelf, but as living adventures, wherein courage is tested, empires tremble, and Fate walks close beside the traveller. Come, then. The map is drawn. The flame yet burns. And the road into the unknown lies open before you.
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Episode #32
In which Edward Cossey, newly heir to a fortune but deaf in one ear, confronts the painful end of his engagement to Ida de la Molle amid mounting financial pressures and social tensions. Meanwhile, George delivers a solemn warning to Mr. Quest, hinting at unseen consequences, as Edward makes a determined bid to reclaim his hopes despite the disapproval and challenges that surround him.
Episode #31
In which the fragile state of Edward Cossey provokes anxious consultations and the revelation of legal documents throws Honham Castle into peril, prompting Ida to disclose a secret engagement made under duress to save her family estate. She resolutely breaks her promise to marry Cossey, yielding to her own heart’s choice and the hopes of a more fitting suitor, even as her father frets over the impending ruin of their ancestral home.
Episode #29
In which the sombre burden of lost love weighs heavily upon Harold Quaritch, whose steady composure belies a profound inner sorrow, while Edward Cossey receives a summons from the enigmatic and troubled Belle Quest, leading to a tense and fateful encounter at the Oaks. As the scene unfolds with uneasy politeness and underlying menace, a tragic accident abruptly shatters the fragile calm, leaving all present in shock and despair amid the swirling autumn air.
Episode #30
In which a grievous accident casts a shadow upon the household, leaving a wounded man in peril and stirring deep emotions and suspicions among those present. Amidst the sombre hopes and unspoken fears, two lovers find a quiet refuge in each other’s company, while the weight of uncertain news presses heavily upon them all.
Episode #28
In which the loyal and astute George ventures to London on a countryside whim, only to find himself entangled with a fierce and destitute woman known as the Tiger, whose venomous tale of love and betrayal involves a certain Mr. Quest. Amidst the glare of the Exhibition’s lights and the shadows of a Pimlico drawing-room, George’s spirited intervention leads to a confrontation that reveals deeper mysteries, prompting him to seek answers in the dusty church registers of Hackney.
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