"No. 101"

audiobook

"No. 101"

by Wymond Carey

EN·~8 hours·34 chapters

Chapters

34 total
1

“No. 101”

0:19
2

NOTE

2:26
3

ILLUSTRATIONS

0:57
4

CHAPTER I “No. 101”

15:01
5

CHAPTER II ONE-FOURTH OF A SECRET AND THREE-FOURTHS OF A MYSTERY

17:52
6

CHAPTER III A FAIR HUNTRESS AND THE GIRL WITH THE SPOTTED COW

16:56
7

CHAPTER IV A LOVER’S TRICK

18:12
8

CHAPTER V THE PRESUMPTION OF A BEARDLESS CHEVALIER

17:25
9

CHAPTER VI THE WISE WOMAN OF “THE COCK WITH THE SPURS OF GOLD”

15:41
10

CHAPTER VII THE KING’S HANDKERCHIEF

23:07

Description

Set in the restless winter of 1745, a seasoned secretary in London uncovers a baffling cipher marked “No. 101.” The encrypted dispatch, freshly decoded, reveals France’s covert negotiations with the Jacobite rebels—a revelation that could tip the balance of power across Europe. As he wrestles with the mystery of the hidden informant, the promise of a secret that could shatter kingdoms draws him deeper into a world of intrigue and dangerous curiosity.

Across the Channel, a hopeful huntress, a daring grisaine, and a beardless chevalier become entangled in the same shadowy game, each hiding their own motives while the cipher’s author remains an unseen puppet master. Romance blossoms amid whispered meetings in Versailles salons and smoky taverns, while loyalties are tested by the ever‑present threat of betrayal. Listeners will be swept along a tapestry of historical detail, coded messages, and the timeless allure of love caught in the crossfire of espionage.

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Language

en

Duration

~8 hours (487K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

United States: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1905.

Credits

D A Alexander, David E. Brown, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2023-01-17

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Wymond Carey

Wymond Carey

1869–1948

Best known as the pen name of Charles Grant Robertson, this early-20th-century novelist wrote brisk romantic fiction while also building a distinguished career in British academic life. His work offers a glimpse of a writer moving comfortably between popular storytelling and the world of universities and history.

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