The House of the White Shadows

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The House of the White Shadows

by B. L. (Benjamin Leopold) Farjeon

EN·~12 hours·70 chapters

Chapters

70 total
1

Copyright, 1903, by New Amsterdam Book Co.

0:04
2

BENJAMIN LEOPOLD FARJEON

6:06
3

CHAPTER I - ONLY A FLOWER-GIRL.

10:00
4

CHAPTER II - THE ARRIVAL OF THE ADVOCATE

4:57
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CHAPTER III - THE ADVOCATE'S WIFE INSISTS UPON HAVING HER WAY

10:26
6

CHAPTER IV - JACOB HARTRICH, THE BANKER, GIVES HIS REASONS FOR BELIEVING GAUTRAN THE WOODMAN GUILTY OF THE MURDER OF MADELINE

12:33
7

CHAPTER V - FRITZ THE FOOL

14:16
8

CHAPTER VI - MISTRESS AND MAID

12:38
9

CHAPTER VII - A VISIT FROM PIERRE LAMONT--DREAMS OF LOVE

12:06
10

CHAPTER VIII - THE INTERVIEW IN THE PRISON

12:34

Description

A gripping courtroom drama opens the tale, where a modest woodcutter named Gautran stands accused of a shocking murder. As witnesses step forward—bakers, flower‑girls, and an impassioned advocate—layers of hidden motives and secret romances begin to surface, pulling the listener into a web of love, duty, and social intrigue. The tension builds as the advocate, torn between personal loyalties and the pursuit of truth, must decide how far to push the case.

Beyond the trial, the story hints at a deeper confession that could reshape the lives of those involved, while whispers of past betrayals and a looming “grave of honour” promise further moral conflict. Themes of conscience, redemption, and the lingering presence of an enigmatic “white shadow” weave through each chapter, inviting listeners to contemplate how far one will go to protect a loved one and what price justice truly demands.

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Language

en

Duration

~12 hours (719K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Charles Bowen, from page images provided by Google Books (Harvard University)

Release date

2013-06-18

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

B. L. (Benjamin Leopold) Farjeon

B. L. (Benjamin Leopold) Farjeon

1833–1903

A hugely prolific Victorian storyteller, he turned a restless, globe-spanning life into popular fiction, plays, and journalism. His work moved between London, Australia, and New Zealand, and his family later became literary in its own right.

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