Showing results for "The Baron" in Literary History & Criticism

Bienvenue, âmes perdues, en mon antre obscur, Je suis le Baron Sinistre, maître des murmures. Mes livres audio, mes audiobooks envoûtés, Sont des voyages sombres, des nuits hantées. Fantastique, horreur, policiers déchaînés, Science-fiction, mystères enflammés. Osez baisser la lumière, ouvrez grand vos oreilles, Laissez mon verbe vous emporter, au risque de perturber votre sommeil. Des frissons délicieux s’immiscent en vos cœurs, Chaque mot est un spectre, un secret révélateur. Ici nul ne juge, chacun trouve sa place, Sous mon regard perçant, seul je fais la grimace. Alors ...

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The Little Baron Trump is a man of adventure. He and his dog Bulger have already braved many adventures together, but at the time our story opens, they are kind of dull at home, upset with the increasing familiarity of both two- and four legged neighbours. What to do? Luckily, an old manuscript of the learned Spaniard, Don Constantino Bartolomeo Strepholofidgeguaneriusfum, falls into his hands, and off he goes to a journey to the centre of the earth.View our full collection of podcasts at our website: https://www.solgoodmedia.com or YouTube channel: https://www.solgood.org/subscribeThis is a ...

When the affluent Count de Chalusse suddenly dies from apoplexy, without a will, his adopted daughter Marguerite finds herself without a penny to her name. In a shocking twist, two million francs that were in the Counts possession have mysteriously vanished. Amid this chaos, Marguerite is pursued by the financially desperate Marquis de Valorsay, who believes she holds a hidden fortune. To win Marguerite, he must eliminate her lover, the young advocate Pascal. Concurrently, a determined heir seeker and his clever investigator stumble upon another potential heir, leading them to a notorious ...

In The Least of These, Bob Carnes reflects on a life shaped by curiosity, service, and gratitude. From his early days as a Navy veteran and engineer to his years as a journalist, oilman, and photographer, Bob has worn many hats—but through them all, he’s remained a keen observer of people and purpose. With warmth and humility, he honors the teachers, neighbors, relatives, coworkers, mentors, and his beloved wife Silvia, who shaped his journey. This memoir is both a personal testament and a tribute to the everyday heroes who quietly make life meaningful.