The Money Master, Complete

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The Money Master, Complete

by Gilbert Parker

EN·~8 hours·29 chapters

Chapters

29 total

THE MONEY MASTER

0:01

By Gilbert Parker

0:01

INTRODUCTION

7:29

CHAPTER I. THE GRAND TOUR OF JEAN JACQUES BARBILLE

29:51

CHAPTER II. “THE REST OF THE STORY TO-MORROW”

15:04

CHAPTER III. “TO-MORROW”

8:21

CHAPTER IV. THIRTEEN YEARS AFTER AND THE CLERK OF THE COURT TELLS A STORY

22:57

CHAPTER V. THE CLERK OF THE COURT ENDS HIS STORY

18:54

CHAPTER VI. JEAN JACQUES HAD HAD A GREAT DAY

22:39

CHAPTER VII. JEAN JACQUES AWAKES FROM SLEEP

10:58
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Description

Set against the rugged, river‑lined landscape of French Canada, the story immerses listeners in a world where tradition, faith, and community shape every heartbeat. The narrator paints a vivid picture of tight‑knit families, bustling farms, and the resilient spirit of a people who cling to their customs while reaching beyond their borders. Amid this rich tapestry, the everyday rhythms of work, worship, and the occasional festivity create a backdrop both familiar and uniquely regional.

At the center stands Jean Jacques Barbille, a man of poetry and ambition whose love of history and deep‑rooted pride drive him toward grand ventures. A farmer, mill owner, and self‑styled visionary, he throws himself into daring financial schemes, buoyed by an unwavering confidence that both inspires and endangers him. As his pursuits begin to strain the bonds with his wife and daughter, listeners are drawn into his struggle to balance relentless aspiration with the pull of home, setting the stage for a compelling tale of hope, hubris, and the cost of chasing dreams.

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Language

en

Duration

~8 hours (495K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by David Widger

Release date

Nov 19, 2004

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gilbert Parker

Gilbert Parker

1862–1932

A leading Canadian novelist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Gilbert Parker brought the history, landscapes, and cultural tensions of Canada to a wide international readership. His romantic and dramatic stories made him one of the best-known Canadian writers of his era.

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