Der Erbe: Roman. Dritter Band.

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Der Erbe: Roman. Dritter Band.

by Friedrich Gerstäcker

DE·~6 hours·14 chapters

Chapters

14 total
1

Der Erbe.

0:10
2

Inhaltsverzeichniß.

0:14
3

1\. Neue Fäden.

29:34
4

2\. Die Haussuchung.

43:14
5

3\. Das Verhör.

29:48
6

4\. Das gnädige Fräulein.

31:34
7

5\. Rathlos und Rath Frühbach.

38:48
8

6\. Auf dem Criminalamt.

32:02
9

7\. Nach allen Seiten.

32:15
10

8\. Vor den Geschworenen.

37:26

Description

In the bustling court of Jena, Staatsanwalt Witte rushes to his office, his mind still tangled in a knot of inheritance intrigue. A half‑million‑Mark fortune hangs in the balance while rumors of fraud, a possible child swap, and suspicious deaths swirl around a secluded manor. Witte must sort truth from gossip, confronting reluctant witnesses such as the cunning Heßberger couple and the solitary Frau Baumann, whose testimony could tip the scales for the rightful heir.

At the same time, the ever‑absent councilman Frühbach drags the prosecutor into a bizarre petty‑theft case, describing a missing pair of flamboyantly patterned trousers that leads him on a frantic chase through the streets. His frantic anecdotes reveal a tapestry of minor deceptions that echo the larger, more dangerous mystery. As Witte navigates these tangled threads, the tension builds, promising a layered investigation where law, family loyalty, and hidden motives collide.

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Language

de

Duration

~6 hours (359K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Print project.)

Release date

2014-08-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Friedrich Gerstäcker

Friedrich Gerstäcker

1816–1872

Drawn from years of hard travel and firsthand adventure, his stories brought 19th-century frontiers, emigrant journeys, and far-off landscapes vividly to life. He wrote with the pace of a born storyteller and the eye of someone who had actually been there.

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