The Giant Sorcerer : or, The extraordinary adventures of Raphael and Cassandra

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The Giant Sorcerer : or, The extraordinary adventures of Raphael and Cassandra

by William Whitman

EN·~2 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total

ILLUSTRATIONS

0:48

CHAPTER I THE GIANT SORCERER

4:52

CHAPTER II GÆA, THE EARTH MOTHER

6:35

CHAPTER III THE CASTLE OF THE SORCERER

5:18

CHAPTER IV DOWN TO THE SEA

7:10

CHAPTER V HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT

7:32

CHAPTER VI OFF TO WAR

7:31

CHAPTER VII EAGLES! EAGLES!

7:27

CHAPTER VIII ON TO MECHANA

8:40

CHAPTER IX THE COUNCIL OF THE ANIMALS

11:05

Description

In a quiet countryside home tucked behind five towering elms, Raphael and his sister Cassandra dream of far‑off cities, roaring trains, and exotic beasts that dance across their bedroom walls. One moonlit night the pair slip from their beds and wander into the orchard, where a towering, enigmatic figure named Mechanus—a Mechanical Wonder unlike any man—offers Cassandra a world of moving dolls, electric lights, and wondrous toys. The promise is intoxicating, and before Raphael can intervene, the Giant Sorcerer claims his sister, leaving the boy stunned and determined.

Caught between the familiar ache of home and the lure of an impossible adventure, Raphael must decide whether to follow his fearsome captor, seek help from the mysterious creatures that whisper from the shadows, or find another way to rescue Cassandra. The story unfolds with a whimsical blend of imagination and danger, hinting at a journey that will test the siblings’ bravery and bond as they step into a realm where magic and machinery collide.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (115K characters)

Release date

2024-09-05

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

William Whitman

William Whitman

b. 1900

A fieldworker and anthropologist whose books preserve Oto and Ioway-Oto language and tradition, this writer is best known for careful studies of Native communities in the Midwest. His work remains a useful window into Oto social life, stories, and speech.

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