John Hagedorn
speaker
1,833 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 29 Mar
John Hagedorn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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"'Here, sir,' said a voice behind him.
Monte Cristo shuddered and arose.
The concierge held out the strips of cloth upon which the Abbey Faria had spread the riches of his mind.
"'The manuscript was the great work by the Abbey Faria upon the kingdoms of Italy,'
The Count seized it hastily.
His eyes immediately fell upon the epigraph, and he read, Thou shalt tear out the dragon's teeth, and shalt trample the lions underfoot, saith the Lord.
Ah, he exclaimed, here is my answer.
Thanks, Father, thanks.
And feeling in his pocket, he took thence a small pocket-book, which contained ten bank-notes, each of one thousand francs.
"'Here,' he said, "'take this pocket-book.'
"'Do you give it to me?'
"'Yes, but only on condition that you will not open it till I am gone.'
And placing in his breast the treasure he had just found, which was more valuable to him than the richest jewel, he
he rushed out of the corridor, and reaching his boat, cried, "'To Marseilles!'
Then, as he departed, he fixed his eyes upon the gloomy prison.
"'Woe!'
he cried, "'to those who confined me in that wretched prison, and woe to those who forgot that I was there!'
As he repassed the Catilines, the Count turned around, and, burying his head in his cloak, remembered the name of a woman,
The victory was complete.
Twice he had overcome his doubts.
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