Allan's Wife; With Hunter Quatermain's Story A Tale of Three Lions and Long Odds by H. Rider Haggard - 1951

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MP3 Audio CD. Allan's Wife CHAPTER I EARLY DAYS It may be remembered that in the last pages of his diary, written just before his death, Allan Quatermain makes allusion to his long dead wife, stating that he has written of her fully elsewhere. When his death was known, his papers were handed to myself as his literary executor. Among them I found two manuscripts, of which the following is one. The other is simply a record of events wherein Mr. Quatermain was not personally concerned--a Zulu novel, the story of which was told to him by the hero many years after the tragedy had occurred. But with this we have nothing to do at present. I have often thought (Mr. Quatermain’s manuscript begins) that I would set down on paper the events connected with my marriage, and the loss of my most dear wife. Many years have now passed since that event, and to some extent time has softened the old grief, though Heaven knows it is still keen enough. On two or three occasions I have even begun the record.… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Allan Quartermain books have an unusual way of fascinating through their intense and extremely addictive nature. Allan's Wife is a good example of this fact, readers rarely being capable of putting the book down once they've started reading it. Offering a fun and exciting reading experience that will keep you at the edge of your seat, the novel introduces a few unique elements that even Haggard's most devoted readers may find to be somewhat surprising, yet extremely fascinating. H. Rider Haggard is used to producing outstanding quality novels, while ensuring that readers are treated to a bold, exotic African feast of fantasy to captivate their imagination, entertain and enchant. Complete with ghosts, magic and Haggard's addictive narrative style, Allan's Wife is mainly about Allan Quartermain's second wife, Stella. Also, the novel explores some interesting psychological themes, particularly regarding Hendricka, a woman raised by baboons, who ultimately plays a pivotal role in the story… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Allan's Wife CHAPTER I EARLY DAYS It may be remembered that in the last pages of his diary, written just before his death, Allan Quatermain makes allusion to his long dead wife, stating that he has written of her fully elsewhere. When his death was known, his papers were handed to myself as his literary executor. Among them I found two manuscripts, of which the following is one. The other is simply a record of events wherein Mr. Quatermain was not personally concerned--a Zulu novel, the story of which was told to him by the hero many years after the tragedy had occurred. But with this we have nothing to do at present. I have often thought (Mr. Quatermain’s manuscript begins) that I would set down on paper the events connected with my marriage, and the loss of my most dear wife. Many years have now passed since that event, and to some extent time has softened the old grief, though Heaven knows it is still keen enough. On two or three occasions I have even begun the record.… Read More