Lord Lister No. 0011: De diamanten van den hertog van Norfolk

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Lord Lister No. 0011: De diamanten van den hertog van Norfolk

by Kurt Matull, Theo von Blankensee

NL·~1 hours

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Description

A clever London gentleman, known only as Lord Lister, has turned the art of espionage into a high‑stakes game of financial intrigue. Using a secret wire‑tap to eavesdrop on bank officials, he forges credentials and slips through the doors of deposit banks with the poise of a seasoned thief. His steadfast companion, Charly Brand, watches the scheme unfold as Lister extracts a hundred pounds from each branch, all while maintaining a flawless façade. The duo darts through fog‑filled streets in a polished carriage, their movements as precise as the ticking of a pocket watch.

Just as the plan reaches its climax, an unexpected figure steps out of the shadows—Inspector Baxter, a determined police officer who seems to recognize Lister’s every move. The encounter raises the stakes, hinting that the chase may be far from over. Listeners will be drawn into a world of Victorian intrigue, where clever deception meets relentless pursuit.

Details

Language

nl

Duration

~1 hours (89K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Netherlands: Roman- Boek- en Kunsthandel, 1910,pubdate 1923.

Credits

The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net/ for Project Gutenberg

Release date

2022-02-28

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Kurt Matull

Kurt Matull

1872–1920

A prolific German popular writer and journalist, he moved easily between novels, magazines, and the early film world. His career captures a lively moment when adventure fiction and new screen storytelling were growing side by side.

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Theo von Blankensee

1881–1928

A prolific German storyteller of popular adventure and crime fiction, he wrote under the pen name Theo von Blankensee as well as his own name, Matthias Blank. His books came from the fast-moving world of early 20th-century entertainment, where suspense and action mattered most.

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