Der Abenteurer : $ Roman

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Der Abenteurer : $ Roman

by Rudolf Herzog

DE·~9 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

Anmerkungen zur Transkription

0:28

Der Abenteurer

0:24

I

25:09

II

25:51

III

26:21

IV

31:18

V

30:09

VI

29:05

VII

25:29

VIII

28:53
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Description

On a chilly winter evening the Deutzer quay in Cologne becomes a stage for a small troupe of restless children. They perch on the stone wall, eyes fixed on the half‑moon silhouette of the city, while steam‑laden barges and swift local boats drift lazily by. Their chatter weaves old folk tales of a sunken Cologne and bargains struck with angry farmers, hinting at a world where myth and daily life blur. The river’s quiet glitter and the towering spires of the cathedral give the scene a timeless, almost magical quality.

At the heart of this restless group is a curious girl with a red silk ribbon, determined to count every tower and learn the story each one holds. Together with a skeptical, slightly older companion, she embarks on a quest that will pull her beyond the familiar banks and into the hidden layers of the city’s history. Their adventure promises a mix of youthful mischief, secret legends, and the chance to rewrite the familiar streets into something extraordinary.

Details

Language

de

Duration

~9 hours (571K characters)

Release date

Oct 4, 2024

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Rudolf Herzog

Rudolf Herzog

1869–1943

A bestselling German novelist of the early 20th century, he brought industrial families, historical heroes, patriotism, and social ambition to vivid popular fiction. His career also reflects the political tensions of his age, making his work an intriguing window into Wilhelmine Germany and its aftermath.

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