
ROLAND CASHEL
By Charles James Lever
ROLAND CASHEL.
CHAPTER I. AN “UNLIMITED” MONARCHY
CHAPTER II. LADY KILGOFF AT BAY
CHAPTER III. A PARTIAL RECOVERY AND A RELAPSE
CHAPTER IV. MORE KENNYFECK INTRIGUING
CHAPTER V. LINTON'S MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
CHAPTER VI. THE SEASON OF LINTON'S FLITTING
CHAPTER VII. FORGERY
Roland Cashel arrives at a glittering drawing‑room, his reputation already clouded by whispered accusations. Surrounded by a circle of aristocratic women, restless dragoons and the sharp‑tongued Mrs. Kennyfeck, he must defend himself against a vote that threatens to bar his very presence. The dialogue crackles with irony as Cashel tries to shake off a lingering gloom and prove he is “unheard” rather than guilty.
Behind the festivities, a web of intrigue begins to tighten: a mysterious disappearance, forged documents, and a sudden intrusion that leaves everyone uneasy. Alliances shift, old friends reappear in council, and the fragile peace shatters when scandal erupts, forcing Cashel to confront both his own doubts and the machinations of his rivals. As the first act closes, listeners are left questioning who truly controls the “unlimited” monarchy and what secrets lie hidden in the shadows.
Language
en
Duration
~13 hours (765K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by David Widger
Release date
2010-08-19
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1806–1872
A lively Irish novelist with a gift for wit, adventure, and fast-moving storytelling, he became famous for exuberant tales of soldiers, rogues, and life on the road. His books helped bring a swaggering, humorous version of nineteenth-century Irish and European life to a wide audience.
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