Lord Lister No. 0115: Een Sinterklaas-verrassing

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Lord Lister No. 0115: Een Sinterklaas-verrassing

by Anonymous, Theo von Blankensee, Kurt Matull

NL·~2 hours·9 chapters

Chapters

9 total

EEN SINTERKLAAS-VERRASSING. - EERSTE HOOFDSTUK. - Vijf December.

17:57

TWEEDE HOOFDSTUK. - Raffles maakt kennis.

27:53

DERDE HOOFDSTUK. - De verpande juweelen.

16:21

VIERDE HOOFDSTUK. - De schuilplaats van den kroonprins.

9:10

VIJFDE HOOFDSTUK. - Samenzweerders.

6:55

ZESDE HOOFDSTUK. - Raffles ruikt lont.

12:36

ZEVENDE HOOFDSTUK. - Raffles in donker Rotterdam.

28:58

ACHTSTE HOOFDSTUK. - In veilige haven.

7:36

Colofon - Beschikbaarheid

1:54

Description

On a damp December evening in 1915 Rotterdam, rain lashes the streets while shopkeepers hustle to wrap and deliver Sinterklaas surprises. Amid the swirling drifts of wind, the grand Westersingel house—home to the Spanish consul and his wife—offers a warm counterpoint, its rooms filled with the quiet dignity of a well‑lived life. The couple, already past their prime, are surrounded by memories of their two daughters, one a settled mother in Berlin and the other newly wed to a German engineer, while their empty halls echo with the bustle of the holiday rush outside.

As night deepens, the consul, a shrewd horse‑breeder, retreats to his study, his mind turning over a delicate business matter that could alter his fortunes. Meanwhile, the house prepares for a modest Sinterklaas celebration, a tradition that promises small gifts and whispered hopes. Listeners are invited to join the quiet tension of a family caught between lingering nostalgia and the unforeseen challenges that a single evening may bring.

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Language

nl

Duration

~2 hours (124K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Netherlands: 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

2023-02-18

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

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Anonymous

Sometimes the most interesting thing about an author is what cannot be known. This listing is used for works published without a named writer or whose authorship has been lost, letting the story take center stage.

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Theo von Blankensee

1881–1928

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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Kurt Matull

Kurt Matull

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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