The Translation of a Savage, Complete

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The Translation of a Savage, Complete

by Gilbert Parker

EN·~4 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total
1

THE TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE

0:01
2

By Gilbert Parker

1:24
3

INTRODUCTION

4:21
4

THE TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE

0:01
5

CHAPTER I. HIS GREAT MISTAKE

18:40
6

CHAPTER II. A DIFFICULT SITUATION

23:21
7

CHAPTER III. OUT OF THE NORTH

7:11
8

CHAPTER IV. IN THE NAME OF THE FAMILY

14:14
9

CHAPTER V. AN AWKWARD HALF-HOUR

47:12
10

CHAPTER VI. THE PASSING OF THE YEARS

32:57

Description

Set against the rugged frontier of the Canadian North, the tale follows a lone traveler who, after a grave misstep, finds himself thrust into a world of military discipline, harsh weather, and uneasy alliances. As he wrestles with the expectations of a regiment and the skepticism of his comrades, each encounter forces him to confront what it truly means to be “civilized.” The narrative captures the stark beauty of the wilderness while tracing the slow, uneasy shift from instinct to reason.

Through courtroom drama, earnest camaraderie, and moments of quiet introspection, the protagonist’s inner journey mirrors the external challenges of an unforgiving land. The story hints at deeper questions of identity, loyalty, and the price of redemption, inviting listeners to consider how far a person can change when faced with both danger and kindness. The first act sets the stage for a compelling exploration of humanity on the edge of a new frontier.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (281K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by David Widger

Release date

2004-11-16

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gilbert Parker

Gilbert Parker

1862–1932

A Canadian-born writer who turned the history and folklore of Quebec into bestselling adventure and historical novels, he later became a public figure in Britain as well as a man of letters. His stories are remembered for their dramatic sweep, strong sense of place, and feel for imperial-era politics and romance.

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