Wanderer's Necklace
H. Rider Haggard
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Length 10 h 31 min
Chapters 21
First published 1914
The Wanderer’s Necklace is classic Haggard, filled with adventure, intrigue, and steadfastness in the face of overwhelming obstacles. “The Editor" recalls his past life as Olaf, an 8th century Norseman. Olaf opens the ancient tomb of the Wanderer and discovers a sword and half a necklace on the warrior’s crumbling skeleton. Olaf must find the other half of the necklace, and the woman who wears it. Love, betrayal, a clash with Norse god Odin, and the attentions of toxic Byzantine Empress Irene test Olaf to his limits (Tom Penn)
Chapters
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Book 1 Chapter 1, The Betrothal of Olaf Read by Annyiee Hill 27:34
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Book 1 Chapter 2, The Slaying of the Bear Read by Annyiee Hill 32:05
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Book 1 Chapter 3, The Wanderer's Necklace Read by Annyiee Hill 30:26
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Book 1 Chapter 4, Iduna Wears the Necklace Read by Annyiee Hill 24:51
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Book 1 Chaapter 5, The Battle on the Sea Read by Annyiee Hill 32:18
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Book 1 Chapter 6, How Olaf Fought With Odin Read by Annyiee Hill 32:15
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Book 2 Chapter 1, Irene, Empress of the Earth Read by Annyiee Hill 27:41
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Book 2 Chaapter 2, The Blind Caesar Read by Annyiee Hill 30:36
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Book 2 Chapter 3, Mother and Son Read by Annyiee Hill 30:15
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Book 2 Chapter 4, Olaf Offers His Sword Read by Annyiee Hill 27:40
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Book 2 Chapter 5, Ave Postt Secula Read by Annyiee Hill 28:41
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Book 2 Chapter 6, Heliodore Read by Annyiee Hill 30:15
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Book 2 Chapter 7, Victory or Valhalla! Read by Annyiee Hill 37:11
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Book 2 Chapter 8, The Trial of Olaf Read by Annyiee Hill 31:36
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Book 2 Chapter 9, The Hall of the Pit Read by Annyiee Hill 27:32
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Book 2 Chapter 10, Olaf Gives Judgment Read by Annyiee Hill 25:12
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Book 3 Chapter 1, Tidings From Egypt Read by Annyiee Hill 20:18
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Book 3 Chapter 2, The Statues by the Nile Read by Annyiee Hill 26:23
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Book 3 Chapter 3, The Valley of the Dead Kings Read by Annyiee Hill 23:11
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Book 3 Chapter 4, The Caliph Harun Read by Annyiee Hill 41:57
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Book 3 Chapter 5, Irene's Prayer Read by Annyiee Hill 43:13
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