New Arabian Nights

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New Arabian Nights

by Robert Louis Stevenson

EN·~9 hours·1 chapter

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9:46:10

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A charismatic, aristocratic prince and his daring companion, a master of disguise, slip away from their polished London lives for secret night‑time excursions. Disguised as humble press workers, they drift into an oyster bar on a sleet‑soaked March evening, tasting the city’s grainy underbelly while keeping their identities concealed. Their conversation drifts between witty repartee and the subtle art of blending in, a dance of deception that feels both playful and surprisingly earnest.

When a flamboyant young man bursts in bearing cream tarts, the pair are drawn into a peculiar ritual of polite offers and cheeky refusals that quickly spirals into a curious encounter with the prince himself. The scene crackles with humor, social observation, and the thrill of hidden motives, setting the tone for a series of clever, episodic adventures that explore the thin line between high society and its shadowy fringes. Listeners are invited to follow the duo’s ingenious masquerades and the unexpected twists that await each nighttime foray.

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Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (562K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

1997-03-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Robert Louis Stevenson

Robert Louis Stevenson

1850–1894

Beloved for stories of adventure and divided selves, this Scottish writer created classics that still feel lively, strange, and full of momentum. His work ranges from pirate quests to dark psychological fiction, with a gift for making big ideas feel like gripping tales.

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