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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"'There,' said the sentinel, pointing over his shoulder to a spacious crypt hollowed out of the rock, the lights from which shone into the passage through the large arched openings.'
"'Fine spoil, Captain, fine spoil,' said Peppino in Italian, and taking Danglish by the collar of his coat, he dragged him to an opening resembling a door, through which they entered the apartment which the captain appeared to have made his dwelling-place.
"'Is this the man?'
asked the captain, who was attentively reading Plutarch's Life of Alexander.
"'Himself, Captain, himself.'
"'Very well.
Show him to me.'
At this rather impertinent order, Pepino raised his torch to the face of Danglars, who hastily withdrew that he might not have his eyelashes burnt.
His agitated features presented the appearance of pale and hideous terror.
"'The man is tired,' said the captain.
"'Conduct him to his bed.'
"'Oh!'
murmured Danglars.
That bed is probably one of the coffins hollowed in the wall, and the sleep I shall enjoy will be the death of one of the poignards I see glistening in the darkness.
From their beds of dried leaves or wolf-skins at the back of the chamber now arose the companions of the man who had been found by Albert de Marsurf reading Caesar's Commentaries, and by Dangler's studying The Life of Alexander.
The banker uttered a groan and followed his guide.
He neither supplicated nor exclaimed.
He no longer possessed strength, will, power, or feeling.
He followed where they led him.
At length he found himself at the foot of a staircase, and he mechanically lifted his foot five or six times.
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