In the Whirl of the Rising

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In the Whirl of the Rising

by Bertram Mitford

EN·~7 hours·32 chapters

Chapters

32 total

Prologue.

13:56

Chapter One. - The Mopani Forest.

13:53

Chapter Two. - A Pioneer Farm.

12:15

Chapter Three. - Taking in the Stranger.

13:16

Chapter Four. - Peters—Prospector.

13:29

Chapter Five. - Ancram—Prospectless.

14:27

Chapter Six. - The Desire of Gandela.

13:30

Chapter Seven. - Fellow Travellers.

13:25

Chapter Eight. - Zwabeka’s Kraal.

13:11

Chapter Nine. - What Lamont Heard.

14:13
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Description

A crisp winter gathering along a frozen mere quickly burns into a heated confrontation when a young woman publicly brands her betrothed a coward. Amid the shocked murmurs of onlookers, the tension between social expectation and private doubt erupts, revealing a fragile romance built on whispered stories of daring exploits in far‑off lands. As the engaged couple retreats into the gathering dusk, the heroine wrestles with the unsettling realization that the man she trusts may have been more bragging than bravery.

The narrative follows their tangled paths through a world of rigid class customs and looming personal secrets. While the icy setting sharpens the emotional chill, the story gently probes how pride, reputation, and a single moment of inaction can reshape futures. Listeners are invited to linger on the delicate balance between outward honor and inner truth, setting the stage for the choices that will test both hearts and convictions.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (440K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Release date

Jun 19, 2010

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Bertram Mitford

Bertram Mitford

1855–1914

A prolific late-Victorian adventure writer, he turned his South African experience into fast-moving fiction filled with frontier settings, conflict, and suspense. His books helped shape the imperial adventure story and still appeal to readers curious about the era’s popular storytelling.

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