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The Princess and Curdie
Chapters (35)
- I: The Mountain 0:00
- II: The White Pigeon 11:45
- III: The Mistress of the Silver Moon 25:02
- IV: Curdie’s Father and Mother 46:36
- V: The Miners 55:06
- VI: The Emerald 1:02:56
- VII: What Is in a Name? 1:10:24
- VIII: Curdie’s Mission 1:24:37
- IX: Hands 1:52:57
- X: The Heath 2:00:30
- XI: Lina 2:07:04
- XII: More Creatures 2:15:34
- XIII: The Baker’s Wife 2:20:45
- XIV: The Dogs of Gwyntystorm 2:31:41
- XV: Derba and Barbara 2:41:11
- XVI: The Mattock 2:49:23
- XVII: The Wine-Cellar 3:00:24
- XVIII: The King’s Kitchen 3:09:19
- XIX: The King’s Chamber 3:16:45
- XX: Counterplotting 3:31:04
- XXI: The Loaf 3:41:16
- XXII: The Lord Chamberlain 3:48:55
- XXIII: Dr. Kelman 4:00:59
- XXIV: The Prophecy 4:11:24
- XXV: The Avengers 4:23:41
- XXVI: The Vengeance 4:32:38
- XXVII: More Vengeance 4:44:15
- XXVIII: The Preacher 4:54:50
- XXIX: Barbara 5:04:41
- XXX: Peter 5:10:32
- XXXI: The Sacrifice 5:14:14
- XXXII: The King’s Army 5:21:36
- XXXIII: The Battle 5:30:45
- XXXIV: Judgment 5:38:01
- XXXV: The End 5:44:03
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Following the events of The Princess and the Goblin, Curdie has returned to his provincial life of hard but satisfying work with his father in the king’s silver mines. When an act of youthful cruelty leads him to a meeting with Princess Irene’s great-great-grandmother, he’s charged with a mysterious quest—one that will require strength, wit, and courage.
Bestowed with a supernatural ability to aid him on his mission, Curdie and a ferocious new companion must journey to the capital where Princess Irene and her father, the king, face a grave threat to the entire kingdom.