The Catacombs of Saint Sebastian — The Count Commands Peppino and Sets the Course (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 37 – Part 8)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the rescue turns toward action as the Count prepares to go out into the Roman night.
He refuses arms and money, then calls the cloaked messenger to his rooms, revealing him as Peppino—the man whose life he spared.
Peppino responds with immediate obedience and grat…
The Catacombs of Saint Sebastian — The Trap Revealed from the Corso to the Catacombs (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 37 – Part 9)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the abduction is laid bare as Peppino recounts how the Corso flirtation led Albert into a planned trap.
The exchange of bouquets drew him toward a rendezvous at the church of San Giacomo, where a disguised accomplice replaced the peasant woman and guided him beyond th…
The Catacombs of Saint Sebastian — Luigi Vampa’s Camp Revealed Underground (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 37 – Part 13)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the descent ends in the catacombs as Franz and the Count reach a chamber beneath the earth.
Corridors branch from a mortuary hall, and a distant glow draws them forward through darkness toward a hidden gathering.
From the shadow of an arcade, they see Luigi Vampa …
The Catacombs of Saint Sebastian — The Count Confronts Vampa in the Catacombs (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 37 – Part 14)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the hidden chamber erupts as the Count steps forward from the shadows to face Luigi Vampa.
The sentinel’s challenge brings the brigands to their feet, weapons raised, until the Count speaks calmly and is recognized.
Vampa orders the weapons lowered and greets him …
The Rendezvous — Franz Questions the Count’s Influence Over Bandits (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 38 – Part 8)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the discussion turns to the Count’s connection with Corsican bandits and Luigi Vampa’s influence.
Franz presses the point, questioning how such authority could exist over men who live by seizure and ransom.
Albert answers without hesitation, dismissing suspicion a…
The Breakfast — Albert Begins the Catacombs Story (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 40 – Part 7)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the Rue du Helder breakfast pauses as Albert begins recounting his capture in the catacombs of Saint Sebastian.
Pressed by his guests, he describes being carried off by bandits during the Carnival and held for a ransom of four thousand Roman crowns.
He explains th…
The Breakfast — The Count of Monte Cristo Named in the Salon (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 40 – Part 8)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the Rue du Helder breakfast sharpens as Albert reveals the name of his rescuer.
He recounts how a single visitor entered the catacombs and secured his release with a few words to Luigi Vampa.
The guests question the title, the origin, and the wealth of this Count …
The Breakfast — Albert Recounts His Capture in the Catacombs (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 40 – Part 16)
In The Count of Monte Cristo, the Rue du Helder breakfast turns as Albert recounts the full account of his capture in the catacombs of Saint Sebastian.
He describes being deceived by a masked peasant, seized at gunpoint, and carried before Luigi Vampa, who set a fixed ransom and hour for his death…
Luigi Vampa's Bill of Fare, The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexandre Dumas, Audiobook
This Podcast also includes the solo versions n. 2 and n. 3 of "The Count of Montecristo" by Alexandre Dumas (English Translations) distributed by Librivox.org. Enjoy it!
Luigi Vampa's Bill of Fare, The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexandre Dumas, Audiobook
This Podcast also includes the solo versions n. 2 and n. 3 of "The Count of Montecristo" by Alexandre Dumas (English Translations) distributed by Librivox.org. Enjoy it!
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