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Imaginately Podcast
by RK Smith Books
Welcome to Imaginately Podcast, where we share stories, both old and new, to transport and inspire you. Our family friendly stories are great companions for bedtime, quiet time, road trips and more, each one specifically chosen to awaken your innate and vivid imagination.
Episodes
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14/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter fourteen — The moment finally comes where the lost Princess and the lost shepherd girl are in a room together, and all can see what’s become of them from their willingness to heed the Wise Woman. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores...
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13/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter thirteen — After failing two tests already, Princess Rosamond takes on her hardest test yet. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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12/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter twelve — When Princess Rosamond makes up her mind to follow the Wise Woman to her home, she has to learn to trust her, and in doing so, takes her first real steps towards becoming the best of her. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores...
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11/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter eleven — Without Prince around to help her be good, Princess Rosamond gradually fell back into her old ways. This had drastic consequences. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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10/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter ten — Agnes makes her way to the palace and finds herself before the King and Queen, and that’s when things went sideways from what she had expected. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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9/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter nine — Princess Rosamond meets her match, and unexpectedly finds friendship, in the Shepherd, Shepherdess and their dog, Prince. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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8/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter eight — Agnes takes on new responsibilities, reacquaints herself with her old ways of thinking and determines to make her own way. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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7/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter seven — Young Agnes, now in the care of the Wise Woman, was set in a special room, one where she would finally see what she was truly made of. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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6/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter six — The Wise Woman’s journey took her through the country to the home of the shepherd and shepherdess whose daughter shared a birthday with Princess Rosamond. As different as the shepherd girl was from Princess Rosamond, the reason for the Wise Woman’s visit was much the same. Music…
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5/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter five — The Wise Woman returned to the cottage to find it largely neglected by Princess Rosamond. Giving the young girl refreshed instructions, the Wise Woman once again took her leave, and the Princess was left with her work and a warning. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):...
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4/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter four — After showing Princess Rosamond how to care for the little cottage, the Wise Woman left it in her young guest’s care — something the young Princess felt was a trick from the cunning ogress! Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores...
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3/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter three —Princess Rosamond, being left alone outside the Wise Woman’s cottage, faces some fears and uncovers a few more. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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2/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter two — The wise woman makes her way out of the city back to her home in the North, taking with her a most unhappy, terrible little princess. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/weekend-chores License code: A0RT3PRHXI2DEONA
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1/14 The Lost Princess: a double story [Author. George MacDonald]
Chapter one — On the same day in the same country, two girls were born, one to a king, and the other to a shepherd. As different as these girls’ circumstances were, they shared one unfortunate similarity — one that seemed innocent at the start, but left unchecked, grew into a monstrous trouble...
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10/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“This is very kind of you” — chapter 14 — Upon hearing that a man had come forward to sacrifice his life in the lake, the princess danced with joy. She would do her part of the bargain, grateful for someone to be doing theirs. “Look at the rain!” — chapter 15 — the transformation in the princess...
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9/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Here I am” — chapter 13 — needing a willing volunteer to give up his life for the princess and lake, the king sent out word throughout the whole kingdom in hopes of a hero among his people. Only one such hero emerged.
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8/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Where is the Prince?” — chapter 12 — Having gone some time without seeing the princess, the prince resolves to go undercover and get whatever information he could find.
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7/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Hiss!” — chapter 11 — while swimming in the lake one night, the princess noticed that the water was less than it should be. This threw her into a curious obsession to observe whether or not her lake was truly disappearing. And to her dismay, it was!
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6/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Look at the moon” — chapter 10 — the princess and her new companion, the prince, swim in the lake, night after night.
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5/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Put me in again” — chapter 9 — in an unexpected moment, the princess is happened upon by a stranger who never imagined that she could be the one who was bewitched.
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4/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Try a drop of water” — chapter 8 — in the quest to discover a way to restore the effects of gravity on the princess, an unexpected incident reveals a unique mystery.
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3/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Try Metaphysics” — chapter 7 — with adulthood on the horizon, the king and queen enlist the help of metaphysicians in a desperate attempt to understand their daughter’s condition and what might be the cure.
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2/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“Where is she?” — chapter 4 — not responding to gravity causes issues for those caring for the young princess. “What is to be done?” — chapter 5 — as much as the downstairs staff enjoy the peculiarities of the princess, the royal family upstairs are brought to the ends of themselves not knowing...
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1/10 The Light Princess [author. George MacDonald]
“What! No children?” — chapter 1 — we meet a king and queen from long ago who had no children. “Won’t I, just?” — chapter 2 — at last, the king and queen had a daughter, but neglected to invite one important guest to the christening. “She can’t be ours!” — chapter 3 — the mischief done, it is...
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38/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The bend in the road” — given all the sorrows of the summer, and all the uncertainties of the future, Anne makes a drastic decision, one that changes the course of her life, and brings hope to the future of Green Gables.
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37/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The reaper whose name is death” — death comes to Green Gables, and with it, great sorrow.
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36/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The glory and the dream” — it was finally time for the exam results. Anne was nervous that all her hard work wouldn’t be enough to secure her her wildest dreams.
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35/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The winter at Queen’s” — as Anne settles into her new rhythm and surroundings, she finds her views of Gilbert and what it means to find joy in life changing.
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34/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“A Queen’s girl” — time comes for Anne to go off to school. With excitement and mixed emotions, Anne ventures once again into the unknown.
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33/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The hotel concert” — Anne is invited to recite at a special fundraising concert at the White Sands Hotel. Excited though she was, nothing could have prepared her for how out of place she felt at such an elegant event.
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32/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The pass list is out” — the time has finally come for the Queen’s entrance exam. Anne is convinced she’ll fail — or worse, fall behind Gilbert Blythe.
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31/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Where the brook and river meet” — both Marilla and Anne change over the course the year as Anne prepares for the entrance exam to Queen’s.
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30/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The Queen’s class is organized” — Miss Stacey takes it upon herself to offer a special class for students who wanted to go on to Queen’s College. Marilla encourages Anne to — a gift which thrilled Anne in ways she’d dared not dreamed.
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29/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“An epoch in Anne’s life” — Diana makes her way over to Anne’s to offer a surprising and exciting invitation, one that proves to transform Anne’s way of seeing the world.
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28/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“An unfortunate lily maid” — Anne and her friends decide to act out a beloved scene from a poem they’d read at school — and in typical Anne Shirley fashion, things didn’t go exactly as expected.
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27/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Vanity and vexation of spirit” — Anne gets herself into a new sort of trouble, one that neither she nor Marilla were prepared for.
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26/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. Anne of Green Gables]
“The story club is formed” — after the fun and creativity of the concert is over, Anne finds herself in need of a new outlet. Thankfully the opportunity presented itself in the form of a creative writing assignment that proved difficult for Diana and some other girls, and Anne had the bright idea...
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25/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Matthew insists on puffed sleeves” — Christmas is approaching and Matthew has a sudden realization that Anne’s plain clothes make her look different from her school friends. That’s when he takes it upon himself to get Anne a very special Christmas present.
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24/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Miss Stacey and her pupils get up a concert” — Anne, fully recovered from her broken ankle, is finally able to attend school. She instantly loves her new teacher, and especially thrives once she’s given a chance to take the stage.
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23/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Anne comes to grief in an affair of honour” — at an end of summer party at the Barry’s, Anne gets dared to do something dangerous and, on her honour, she could not refuse.
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22/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Anne is invited out to tea” — having been invited to a very special tea, Anne gets both excited and nervous. She goes and discovers some news of great importance for her coming school year.
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21/38 Anne of Green Gables. [author. LM Montgomery]
“A new departure in flavourings” — summer is here at last and Avonlea has a new minister, one Anne approves of. When Marilla invites the minister and his wife to Green Gables for tea, Anne insists that she makes them a cake, one that she hopes will greatly impress their guests.
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20/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“A good imagination gone wrong” — for the first time in her life, Anne’s vivid imagination has given her cause for unnecessary fear, and Marilla will have none of it.
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19/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“A concert, a catastrophe and a confession” — to celebrate Diana’s birthday, Anne is invited to spend the night at the Barry residence. After some persuasion, Marilla allows Anne to go, and the evening is both better and more treacherous than Anne could have imagined.
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18/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Anne to the rescue” — on a cold wintery evening when many of the adults of Avonlea had journeyed to Charlottetown to hear a Canadian Premier speak, Anne and Matthew received an unexpected and urgent visitor who needed their help.
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17/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“A new interest in life” — Anne, still heartbroken from being separated from Diana, comes up with a plan to spend what time with her she can, even if they can’t be friends.
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16/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Diana is invited to tea with tragic results” — Marilla has to go away for the day to Carmody, leaving Anne in charge of the house. She even gives Anne permission to have a friend over, although things don’t go according to plan.
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15/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“A tempest in the school teapot” — Anne starts school and everything goes smoother than either her or Marilla could have hoped… that is until Gilbert Blythe arrives.
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14/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“Anne’s confession” — when Marilla notices her special broach has gone missing, she questions Anne to see if she knows what might have happened. Anne admits to having touched it, but insists she put it back. This leads to a very tense few days leading up to the long anticipated picnic.
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13/38 Anne of Green Gables [author. LM Montgomery]
“The delights of anticipation” — after an afternoon of playing with Diana, Anne races home with exciting news of an upcoming event. Although she was late for her chores, she finds Marilla quite supportive of her attending, which plunges Anne into delightful anticipation of what’s to come.
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Welcome to Imaginately Podcast, where we share stories, both old and new, to transport and inspire you. Our family friendly stories are great companions for bedtime, quiet time, road trips and more, each one specifically chosen to awaken your innate and vivid imagination.
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RK Smith Books
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