The Adventure of the German Student by Washington Irving - Full Audiobook | Short Horror Stories

A full unabridged audiobook of the classic short horror story, "The Adventure of the German Student" by Washington Irving - complete with sounds and visuals.
The story is set during the French Revolution, and follows a young German student named Gottfried Wolfgang. On his way home to his apartment in Paris, on a stormy night, Wolfgang encounters a woman. But is she entirely as she appears?
The story was first published in 1824 in Irving's collection of essays, "Tales of a Traveller".
Read by Elliot Fitzpatrick.
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[@LucyH336]

Great narration. Thank you!

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Many thanks Lucy!

[@sejaleeuwen]

Nice enjoyed it thank you great voice

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Thank you, Seja!

[@evelanpatton]

Your work is like a hot cocoa on a snowy winter’s day- confident, uplifting, tasteful, & eloquent;& , of course, much appreciated.💙📚📖🪭

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Really appreciate it, Evelan. So glad you enjoyed!

[@krismarsh6978]

Great, fun story well read.

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Thanks so much, Kris!

[@kmaudiobooks]

Thanks alot. Enjoyed that with my coffee this morning as I wake up. I write my own stories and upload them to my channel, I have listened to a few of yours now. Its good to see how I compare. You are very professional with your content. Keep them coming :)

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Will do, Kieran. Thanks so much for listening!

[@mariameere5807]

I love your dulcet tone’s! It’s so apt to have a so well spoken and eloquent ENGLISH narrator reading Dickens’s! They don’t have to be English but to at least have a go at the accent when speaking their spoken word’s…. I don’t know, it’s perfectly fine when someone Americans with soft accents read Dickens but it’s a bonus, when a person reading something comes from the same place as the character! Like when Hugh Fraser read’s Poirot, he does a good Belgian accent! As dose David Suchet!
I am babbling again but I simply HAD to tell you how good an actor you really, really are! I appreciate your gift and thank you for sharing it with us! When I write my best selling spiritual fiction book I will pay you very well to narrate it for me! Lol 😉

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Thanks Maria. I was really grateful to find this little story, so I’m really glad you enjoyed it!

[@Northcountry1926]

Super 🎉🎉🎉

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thresagraham8181]

😳😳😳, many thanks for the upload 👍🌻🌻

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Thank you for listening!

[@sugarfalls1]

Nice narration, but I'm kind of disappointed that you didn't pronounce guillotine the French way. Two Ls are a Y - Guy-a-tine. That goes for anybody reading this - just like in Spanish, in French two Ls are a Y. I guess we're all mispronouncing Llama wrong when we say lama instead of yama, unless you speak Spanish.

[@classicaudiobookswithelliot]

Thanks for kind words about narration! As a rule of thumb I’ll always refer to the Cambridge Dictionary in matters of pronunciation. Although, you’re totally correct and words like paella and Estrella seem to get butchered too! dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/guillotine