
QUEEN SHEBA’S RING - by H. Rider Haggard
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. THE COMING OF THE RING
CHAPTER II. THE ADVICE OF SERGEANT QUICK
CHAPTER III. THE PROFESSOR GOES OUT SHOOTING
CHAPTER IV. THE DEATH WIND
CHAPTER V. PHARAOH MAKES TROUBLE
CHAPTER VI. HOW WE ESCAPED FROM HARMAC
CHAPTER VII. BARUNG
CHAPTER VIII. THE SHADOW OF FATE
A fierce clash of scholarship and jungle intrigue launches this sweeping African adventure. When the eccentric Professor Higgs publishes a controversial account of the hidden, ancient city of Mur, a string of rivals spreads rumors that his desert crossing was more myth than fact. Determined to protect his reputation, the professor sets out with a hippopotamus‑hide whip and a motley crew—including the seasoned Captain Oliver Orme—to prove the truth of his discoveries.
From the cracked dunes of North‑Central Africa to shadowy underground chambers, the narrative follows the narrator, a wily retired yeoman, as he chronicles the expedition’s early perils. Along the way, mysterious Abyssinian‑Jewish descendants, a priceless ring, and the looming threat of a hostile pharaoh foreshadow deeper danger. The opening chapters balance dry scholarly rivalry with vivid, pulse‑quickening travel, promising a tale where bravery, betrayal, and the lure of forgotten treasure mingle beneath a scorching sun.
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (549K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2006-04-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1856–1925
Best known for the classic adventures King Solomon’s Mines and She, this English novelist helped shape the modern lost-world tale with stories full of danger, mystery, and far-off landscapes. His time in southern Africa fed the vivid settings and atmosphere that made his fiction so widely read.
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