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St Andrews Ghost Stories

Gelesen von David Wales

(4,177 Sterne; 48 Bewertungen)

Seventeen ghost stories (fourth edition published 1921) centered around the ruined medieval cathedral of Saint Andrew in the Scots city of that name. The author was famous in his time for his interest in ghostly apparitions. ( David Wales) (3 hr 6 min)

Chapters

The Beckoning Monk; The Hauntings And Mysteries Of Lausdree Castle

34:03

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A Haunted Manor House And The Duel At St Andrews; The Apparition Of The Prior O…

24:55

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A True Tale Of The Phantom Coach; The Veiled Nun Of St Leonards

17:36

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The Monk Of St Rule's Tower; Related By Captain ChesterRelated By Captain Chest…

19:38

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The Screaming Skull Of Greyfriars; The Spectre Of The Castle

22:01

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The Smothered Piper Of The West Cliffs; The Beautiful Lady Of The Haunted Tower

15:22

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Concerning More Appearances Of The White Lady; A Spiritualistic Seance

18:53

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The Apparition Of Sir Rodger De Wanklyn; The Bewitched Ermentrude; A Very Pecul…

33:46

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Bewertungen

Awesome!

(5 Sterne)

Excellent ghost story collection to listen to in a cozy room with fireplace ablaze, snow outside, and hot tea and cookies ready. The excellent reader makes the gem of this work shine even brighter!

(5 Sterne)

Brilliant! I must say I was spooked enough with one of stories to have to turn the nightlight on :) But David Wales is definitely one of my favourite readers and I wound give up the listening. I often do my book searches by inputting his name. Thanks David, and please keep them coming!

Excellent book

(5 Sterne)

I enjoyed this book. It's great to listen to on cold, rainy nights.

Unlistenable

(1 Sterne)

I could stand to go only as far as halfway into the first story and just sample the next three, but what I could absorb in store of the insufferable reader suggests that they are interesting and well-written. However, the reader is among the worst I've heard in all the many reasons I've listened to on Librivox. His manner is stilted and mechanical, in a monotone that I daresay suggests a learning disability. I shall look for another reading of what might be an excellent collection but from this reader is unlistenable.