
audiobook
by Kurt Matull, Theo von Blankensee
Raffles in Groningen. - EERSTE HOOFDSTUK. - In de studentensociëteit.
TWEEDE HOOFDSTUK. - Het avontuur uit Brandenga’s leven.
DERDE HOOFDSTUK. - De weddenschap.
VIERDE HOOFDSTUK. - De appartementen aan de Groote Spilsluizen.
VIJFDE HOOFDSTUK. - De handelaar in blanke slavinnen.
ZESDE HOOFDSTUK. - De lustrumfeesten.
ZEVENDE HOOFDSTUK. - Het gemaskerde bal.
ACHTSTE HOOFDSTUK. - De ontvoering.
NEGENDE HOOFDSTUK. - Gered.
TIENDE HOOFDSTUK. - De ontsteltenis in de Harmonie.
In the bustling heart of Groningen’s student society, a sunny May afternoon gathers a colorful cast of young scholars and local dignitaries. Among them is Gerard Peepstra, the charismatic son of an industrial family, whose quick wit and easy charm keep the room humming with jokes and plans. The arrival of the elegant Count Van Lissen and his sharp‑minded companion, the youthful Jonkheer Brandenga, stirs both curiosity and polite competition among the students.
Their presence coincides with rumors of a grand provincial celebration, promising masked balls, illuminated processions, and a lively gondola parade that will flood the city’s canals. Peepstra sees an opportunity to showcase his hometown’s hospitality, while the newcomers hint at hidden motives that could turn the festivities into something far more daring. Listeners are invited to follow the lively banter, the brewing intrigue, and the first hints of a heist that may involve antique weapons and whispered alliances.
Language
nl
Duration
~2 hours (118K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Amsterdam: Roman- Boek- en Kunsthandel, 1910, pubdate 1923.
Credits
Jeroen Hellingman and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net/ for Project Gutenberg
Release date
2023-08-15
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1872–1920
A restless early-20th-century German storyteller, he moved from painting into journalism, popular fiction, theater, and silent film. His career ranged from pulp-style crime adventures to screenwriting and directing, giving his work an energetic, wide-ranging feel.
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Best known as Theo von Blankensee, this German pulp writer turned out a remarkable stream of adventure and detective fiction in the early 20th century. Writing under many pen names, he helped shape the fast-paced serial storytelling that kept kiosk readers hooked.
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