Princess and Curdie (Version 2)
George MacDonald
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Length 6 h 2 min
Chapters 35
First published 1883
A year has passed since Curdie's adventures with young Princess Irene and the hostile goblins deep in the mountain. As Curdie grows up, his faith in the elusive royal Great-Great-Grandmother is fading. When a thoughtless act plunges him into that mysterious presence once again, what will come of it? And what has happened to the good king and his little daughter by this time? - Summary by HannahMary
Chapters
1
The Mountain Read by Hannah Mary 12:33
2
The White Pigeon Read by Hannah Mary 13:58
3
The Mistress of the Silver Moon Read by Hannah Mary 23:02
4
Curdie's Father and Mother Read by Hannah Mary 9:03
5
The Miners Read by Hannah Mary 8:55
6
The Emerald Read by Hannah Mary 8:46
7
What is in a Name Read by Hannah Mary 15:38
8
Curdie's Mission Read by Hannah Mary 30:55
9
Hands Read by Hannah Mary 7:42
10
The Heath Read by Hannah Mary 6:50
11
Lina Read by Hannah Mary 8:57
12
More Creatures Read by Hannah Mary 5:29
13
The Baker's Wife Read by Hannah Mary 10:55
14
The Dogs of Gwyntystorm Read by Hannah Mary 9:29
15
Derba and Barbara Read by Hannah Mary 8:29
16
The Mattock Read by Hannah Mary 11:15
17
The Wine Cellar Read by Hannah Mary 9:09
18
The King's Kitchen Read by Hannah Mary 7:50
19
The King's Chamber Read by Hannah Mary 14:28
20
Counter-Plotting Read by Hannah Mary 10:06
21
The Loaf Read by Hannah Mary 7:48
22
The Lord Chamberlain Read by Hannah Mary 11:56
23
Dr. Kelman Read by Hannah Mary 10:33
24
The Prophecy Read by Hannah Mary 11:53
25
The Avengers Read by Hannah Mary 8:57
26
The Vengeance Read by Hannah Mary 11:30
27
More Vengeance Read by Hannah Mary 10:46
28
The Preacher Read by Hannah Mary 9:51
29
Barbara Read by Hannah Mary 5:47
30
Peter Read by Hannah Mary 3:57
31
The Sacrifice Read by Hannah Mary 7:35
32
The King's Army Read by Hannah Mary 8:59
33
The Battle Read by Hannah Mary 7:32
34
Judgment Read by Hannah Mary 6:18
35
The End Read by Hannah Mary 5:12
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