Yussuf Khans Heirat

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Yussuf Khans Heirat

by Frank Heller

DE·~6 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total
1

Anmerkungen zur Transkription

1:24
2

Inhalt

0:00
3

I Lyrischer Prolog

20:18
4

II Vorsicht bei Eisenbahnfahrten!

52:12
5

III Das große Hotel

35:51
6

IV Yussuf Khan, Maharadscha von Nasirabad

14:02
7

V Das große Hotel (Fortsetzung)

20:52
8

VI Das Loch in der Wand und das Loch im Boden

52:06
9

VII Ein Verschwinden mit Nebenumständen

26:30
10

VIII Mynheer van Schleetens Erlebnisse

36:40

Description

The story opens with a witty meditation on the fading notion of adventure, setting up Allan Kragh as a young, wealthy man whose life seems pre‑planned like a musical program. At twenty‑one, he has already inherited a modest fortune and just left university, yet he feels the weight of a routine that threatens to erase any hint of the extraordinary. As he navigates engagements, family expectations, and the early stirrings of marriage, Kragh begins to sense that true excitement lurks just beyond the comfortable contours of his world.

Soon he encounters a charismatic stranger whose unconventional ideas awaken a dormant curiosity in Kragh, urging him to question whether the “adventures of the past” might still be reachable in his own century. Their chance meeting sets the stage for a series of daring escapades that challenge the protagonist’s assumptions about fate, romance, and the very possibility of living a life worthy of a novel. The first act blends witty introspection with the promise of unexpected twists, inviting listeners to wonder what hidden paths lie ahead for a man who dares to seek them.

Details

Language

de

Duration

~6 hours (397K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Germany: Georg Müller, 1919.

Credits

the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2022-04-20

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Frank Heller

Frank Heller

1886–1947

A witty Swedish master of adventure fiction, he wrote lively tales of international intrigue, clever scams, and charming rogues. Under the pen name Frank Heller, Gunnar Serner became especially known for stories featuring the gentleman thief-detective Philip Collin.

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