
DE GOUDZOEKERS.
DE GOUDZOEKERS. - I. - DE PRAUW.
II. DRIE MANNEN EN VIJFHONDERD KAAIMANNEN.
III. DE VRIJBUITERS.
IV. BERAADSLAGING.
V. LA MADRE DE DIOS.
VI. DE INSTALLATIE.
VII. DE DUENNA.
VIII. EEN ZEETOCHTJE.
IX. HET VERTREK.
A scorching September noon finds a modest three‑man craft stranded on the banks of an unnamed river at the mouth of Venezuela’s coast. The crew—two seasoned coastmen and their towering, red‑cheeked companion, Tributor—step ashore, wary yet curious, while a distant Spanish sentinel watches, mistaking their vessel for a humble bark. As they set up camp beneath a clump of trees, the scene teems with vivid details: the rough‑linened clothing, the leopard‑spotted hound at their feet, and the array of knives, gun and crocodile‑skin satchel carried by the hulking ally.
The listeners are drawn into the humid, tangled wetlands, feeling the heat of the sun and the hush of unseen wildlife. Early conversations hint at hidden motives, rivalries and the promise of a daring quest for the legendary gold that fuels their journey. The opening establishes a tense, adventurous atmosphere that invites you to follow these unlikely explorers as they navigate danger, friendship and the lure of treasure.
Language
nl
Duration
~9 hours (560K characters)
Release date
2026-04-03
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1818–1883
Best known for lively adventure novels set in the American frontier and Latin America, his stories brought distant landscapes and high-stakes action to a wide French readership. Writing under a pen name, he became one of the best-known French popular novelists of the 19th century.
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