Giant Maximin by Arthur Conan Doyle from Tales of Long Ago (1911) REVISED
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Giant Maximin was first published in July 1911 in a publication called The Literary Pageant. It tells the story of a shepherd boy called Theckla and his rise and rise.
It seems to me that it is peculiarly relevant to the times we are living through. Everything that can possibly happen has more than likely happened before. There's nothing new under the sun especially our inexhaustible ability to attribute novelty to commonplace events.
I enjoyed narrating this excellent tale and somewhat surprised I had not encountered it before.
The painting by Alma Tadema portrays the debauched court of Roman Emperor Heliogabalus, whom Maximin served. Was it for this that Roman soldiers marched and fought, and gave their lives in dark Teutonic forests?
Read by me, Greg Wagland for Magpie Audio.
© Magpie Audio 2021
A well-wrought parable about power, leadership, and life. Thank you Sir Greg Wagland for another wonderful reading of these classics 🙏🏻
It's good isn't it? Thanks for commenting, synesthete23.
Quite literally the best narrator on the planet. Kudos!
Thanks, Satan Lucifer. Good of you to say so.
He definitely is, THE best narrator!
Thanks for these stories! they are so great for crocheting
Glad you like them! Keep crocheting!
Excellent narration. Excellent story. Conan Doyle was something else.
Many thanks.
Cheers Cats Amazing. And Dogs too.
I know you’ve had all the thanks in the world, Greg but here’s another one.
Cheers John. One more is always most welcome.
Here’s one more, thanks Greg😊
Oh what joy! This completely makes my night and week!
Wow. What a magnificent story. A tremendous narration. Thank you Greg.
Glad you enjoyed it, Birdy. I really like some of the history ones.
Good save! I guess I will listen again, great job sir!
Please do! Couldn't resist correcting it. Low level OCD?
Um, I think you strive for perfection.
And I appreciate it as all us fans of Magpie Audio will, I am sure, attest to.
(And yes, OCD just a little)
I LOVE your intelligent and cultured readings!
Damn, what an amazing tale of brought to life as only you cad do.
Cheers Tuck!
An awesome story, read with authority, power and consummate skill!
Cheers The Davis County!
a good treat for a rainy Friday! Thank you mr Wagland❤️
Rainy Days and Fridays always get me down, too.
Thank you for your consideration sir... You are awesome
Thanks KiKi!
Another splendid job Greg!! Well done sir!! 👍👍
Cheers John. Keep that briar going!
Been along time my brother. Great to hear you. Welcome to 2022.
Congratulations. Always a good reading.
Thank you warehousepalmas!
"Omnipotence ripened every fault, and swelled it into crime."
Thanks! 🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️
You're welcome, Ann!
This tale meaning completely escapes me.
THX I'll have a listen
What did you think?
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio To be honest I still prefer *Sherlock Holmes* to any other Doyle writings/stories
Yes. I don't disagree with you. I did enjoy Professor Challenger when I was younger and I like some of these historical and supernatural short stories.
More Sherlock coming very early 2022.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I feel the same way about *Agatha Christie's Miss Marple & Hercule Poirot* characters ... I have little to no interest in Christie's other stories; such dominate characters as these detectives claim all my attention & I luv murder mysteries including true crime 👍👍🎬🎬
Loud Ads ruin the story for sleeping. The fact that you never have ads in your stories is the reason I listen every night. I'll have to avoid this one as the ads wreck it completely 😔
Thanks Ms Nadia - appreciate this message. Have now deactivated the ads in the middle. My bad!
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio thank you, you're the best on RUclips, keep em coming ✌🏻
Always hate the way u tube just stick adds in anywhere! Middle of sentence so you completely loose a scene or important part of story!
Would rather they divided it into 2 playing adds in middle if we must have them. So much completely ruined by advertising, how advertisers can imagine this would make their product popular I can’t imagine???
Combination of a a great writer & narrator together, often amazed how good Conan Doyle’s other work was, can understand why although I’m a Sherlock fan, he wanted/needed a break from him.
Doyle obviously had lot of interest/knowledge of Romans as well as super natural.
Greg Waglandimin
Thanks for the suffix. JRock80imin
Wagland Imperator!!
Greg, please add the link for your Patreon, I cannot find it!
Commercials?? In the middle
Thanks Darth for letting me know. Now removed!
Let's Go Brandonius!
👋👋 👋👋👋
Gregorious 😉
Are we still on Ben Hur? 🧐
'Fraid so, Ring. Few more to go. Hold on!
Hi❤👍👋
Good morning!
We can see where the screen writers of Gladiator got the idea for the movie.
Yes. There's nothing new, under the sun apart from Glade Plug Ins perhaps ;-)