Baron von Münchhausens merkværdige reiser og eventyr

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Baron von Münchhausens merkværdige reiser og eventyr

by Rudolf Erich Raspe

NO·~2 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total
1

Forord.

1:08
2

I. Baron von Münchhausens reise til Rusland og eventyr der.

7:13
3

II. Jagthistorier.

13:21
4

III. Anekdoter om baronens hunder og hester.

8:16
5

IV. Eventyr i den tyrkiske krig.

8:14
6

V. Eventyr i tyrkisk slaveri og paa hjemreisen.

7:03
7

VI. Baron von Münchhausens eventyrlige sjøreiser.

9:29
8

VII. Anden sjøreise.

3:45
9

VIII. Tredje sjøreise.

2:26
10

IX. Fjerde sjøreise.

3:42

Description

A flamboyant storyteller rides through harsh winter landscapes, swapping the comforts of a carriage for the gritty realism of a horse‑drawn journey. Along the frost‑bitten roads of northern Germany, Poland and the Baltic lands he encounters a helpless wanderer, a mysterious voice from the clouds, and an impossible night‑time sleep atop a church tower. The tale is peppered with vivid descriptions of snowy expanses, sudden peril and the narrator’s uncanny knack for turning danger into absurd spectacle.

When the rider finally reaches Russia, the adventure escalates into a wild duel with a ravenous wolf that attacks his horse in a dark forest. His quick thinking—using pistols, a whip and an improbable bit of luck—turns the creature’s ferocity into a bizarre triumph. The narrative blends crisp historical detail with fantastical exaggeration, inviting listeners to marvel at a world where the line between reality and imagination is delightfully blurred.

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Duration

~2 hours (138K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jens Sadowski, Tor Martin Kristiansen, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2020-09-14

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Rudolf Erich Raspe

Rudolf Erich Raspe

1737–1794

Best known as the writer behind the wildly inventive Baron Munchausen tales, this 18th-century German scholar lived a life nearly as dramatic as the stories he helped make famous. He moved between libraries, science, art history, and controversy, leaving behind a reputation both brilliant and unruly.

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