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She and Allan

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Read by Lars Rolander (1942-2016) · 14 h 14 min · 26 parts

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  1. Note by the Late Mr Allan Quartermain

    15:56

  2. The Talisman

    41:02

  3. The Messengers

    27:30

  4. Umslopogass of the Axe

    34:46

  5. The Lion and the Axe

    31:26

  6. Inez

    26:08

  7. The Sea-Cow Hunt

    29:36

  8. The Oath

    33:34

  9. Pursuit

    31:15

  10. The Swamp

    36:10

  11. The Attack

    29:43

  12. Through the Mountain Wall

    26:06

  13. The White Witch

    31:00

  14. Allan Hears a Strange Tale

    47:15

  15. Allan Misses Opportunity

    31:17

  16. Robertson is Lost

    45:28

  17. Allan's Vision

    28:05

  18. The Midnight Battle

    27:02

  19. The Slaying of Rezu

    35:40

  20. The Spell

    39:48

  21. The Gate of Death

    35:21

  22. The Lesson

    44:12

  23. Ayesha's Farewell

    35:16

  24. What Umslopogaas Saw

    41:12

  25. Umslopogaas Wears the Great Medicine

    37:58

  26. Allan Delivers the Message

    11:16

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About this book

She and Allan is a 1921 novel and one of Haggard's strangest experiments. By this point in his career he had been writing about both his most famous characters, Allan Quatermain and the immortal sorceress Ayesha from the 1887 novel She, for several decades, but he had never put them in the same book. She and Allan corrects that. Quatermain, looking for a way to contact his dead wife and child, travels into the African interior with a Zulu shaman who tells him about the white queen who lives in the lost city of Kor.

Most of the book is the long journey to find Ayesha, with the usual Haggard mix of trekking, set-piece combat, encounters with hidden tribes, and supernatural foreshadowing. The actual meeting between Quatermain and Ayesha happens in the last third and is mostly a long philosophical dialogue about death and immortality, with Ayesha trying to recruit Allan to her cause. The novel is uneven. Hardcore Haggard readers tend to love it for the crossover. Casual readers may find the pace strange. Worth reading after King Solomon's Mines and She to get the full effect.

Contents

  1. Note by the Late Mr. Allan Quatermain
  2. She and Allan
  3. Chapter I: The Talisman
  4. Chapter II: The Messengers
  5. Chapter III: Umslopogaas of the Axe
  6. Chapter IV: The Lion and the Axe
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H. Rider Haggard

Sir Henry Rider Haggard was an English writer of adventure fiction romances set in exotic locations, predominantly Africa, and a pioneer of the lost world literary genre. He was also involved in land reform throughout the British Empire.

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Pages
290
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Lars Rolander (1942-2016)