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In a twilight‑lit world where old superstitions still whisper from the marshes, Sir Jasper de Pomeroy rides homeward with his weary squire, George Pipkin. The young knight, proud of his lineage yet bound by a quiet, uneventful routine, longs for the bold exploits chronicled by his ancestors. Their conversation drifts between the comforts of tradition and the restless allure of adventure, hinting at a yearning that may soon break the monotony of their journey.
As the pair passes a rugged limestone ridge and sees a modest hamlet beyond, the air feels charged with the promise of something unexpected. Jasper’s golden hair glints in the waning light, and even his steadfast horse seems to sense a change. Listeners are invited to follow this medieval duo into the unknown, where the echoes of vanished dragons and forgotten heroics may yet awaken, setting the stage for a tale that balances historical detail with the timeless pull of questing hearts.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (194K characters)
Release date
2026-07-14
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1862–1960
Best known for vivid novels set in Devon and Dartmoor, this remarkably prolific English writer also worked as a poet and playwright. His stories helped turn the southwest of England into one of the most memorable landscapes in late Victorian and early 20th-century fiction.
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