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by Edgar M. (Edgar Meck) Dilley
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A witty narrator looks back on his youthful days in the exotic kingdom of Bharbazonia, where scholarly life at a bustling college collides with daring escapades across castles, forests, and cathedrals. The opening frames a world of bustling intrigue, from the shadowy Red Fox’s Castle to the solemn halls of the Cathedral of Nischon, hinting at both danger and romance. Through lively recollections, the story invites listeners into a landscape where tradition and rebellion intertwine.
At the heart of the tale is an unlikely friendship forged by a mischievous roll‑call prank, binding the narrator to the charismatic Nicholas Fremsted. Their bond deepens as they navigate love, loyalty, and the looming threats of a medieval‑styled realm. Meanwhile, the enigmatic Solonika, encountered in a quaint summerhouse, promises a passionate romance that will test the narrator’s courage and heart. The narrative’s blend of humor, adventure, and emerging affection sets the stage for a captivating early act that beckons listeners to follow the journey onward.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (415K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Dec 25, 2016
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1874–1960
A Philadelphia-born writer, lyricist, and songwriter, he moved easily between music and fiction. His best-known novel, The Red Fox's Son, reflects the imaginative, old-fashioned adventure style of the early 1900s.
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