King Solomon's Mines
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Narrated by:
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B.J. Harrison
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Written by:
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H. Rider Haggard
About this listen
Legends tell of an unknown, hidden country where King Solomon's treasure is secreted. Many have searched for Solomon's diamonds and have never returned from their mysterious journey. Sir Henry Curtis' brother was lost on just such an adventure. Now, with a secret map, a regal guide, and the aid of Allan Quatermain, the renowned safari hunter, a group of three Englishmen journey to a secret land of witch doctors, warriors, and ancient mysteries. This is one of the best-selling novels of the 19th century, and has inspired countless adventure stories, including the Indiana Jones movies and Edgar Rice Burrough's Tarzan series. It's an adventure epic you won't want to miss!
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- Matt
- 2019-10-03
A great Victorian yarn
This story is full of the optimistic, adventurous spirit of the period.
Allan Quatermain and his companions are fun heroes. They are quite exceptional in some areas, but not in others, and are riddled with eccentricity. Where they shine, they shine brightly, and they are modest about it. Indeed, their great 'superpower', common to all of them, is their loyalty and virtue, demonstrated throughout the story.
King Solomon's Mines is a novel of its time in dealing with natives and race (and no doubt the cultural Marxists would want to see it burned), but it has a much sweeter side that only fools would disregard.
The narrator is very good; his voice is perfect for the story. He changes accents a little for the different characters, but it works.
An excellent book all in all.
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