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"The Phantom Coach" by Amelia B. Edwards / A HorrorBabble Production
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- "The Phantom Coach" is a classic ghost story by English author, Amelia B. Edwards (1831-1892). The tale tells of a young man who becomes lost on the moors during a snow storm. He seeks shelter with a strange and reclusive scientist, who tells him of a stage coach that might be able to take him home...
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:55 The Phantom Coach
36:10 Further Listening
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Thank you Jennifer and Ian for sharing this wonderful tale from ‘many years gone by’. “ Written Words never die, they just hide between the covers”.
Snowing here. Story is a perfect match. Thank you
I have often heard this story discussed, but I have never read it. Today is the first time i heard it. It is quite a gem and is extremely well-written. These old authors are fantastic, and their stories are amazing.
Thanks for narrating this and sharing it with us!
You are one of the few narrators whose voice I can actually listen to. Thanks for the great work and keep up the stories!
Just found this one and loved it! Thanks again for years of entertaining work!
I read this story when I was a little boy.. I have never forgotten it! Thank you Ian..You are an expert at bringing back chilling memories...
Ah, this is just perfect for this dreary day. Thank you very much!!!
I wouldn’t have left that house, having been lost in a snow storm in the middle of nowhere!!
Thankfully this man was a little more adventurous.
Great story✊♥️
I love these gothic tales. Your narration is perfect for it. Thank you
Excellent, good old-fashioned ghost story.
Totally visualised this as a Hammer Horror.
I like pretty much everything from HorrorBabble, but I love the classics, of which this is one. A really fine tale, beautifully read. I could smell the mildewed interior of that coach. Thank you, Ian!
Nothing but a touch of cold and snow on a warm early summer's evening.
Wonderful story, I've traveled with worse though.
Your voice got my housemate's attention, she thought you were Vincent Price for a minute and asked about your channel. Still working on it, but I think I have her convivced to actually try YT (she's elderly and tech is beyond her) as this is right up her alley but she is set in her ways. Wish me luck!
Play it out loud so she hears it, she'll soon be under Ian's spell...🍁🍃🎃🙋😸
@@bittybitty8233 I will!
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im in my 30s and vincent price is one of my favorite old school horror actors
@@willhuey4891 I think he's the best in horror, and any other kind of acting too, like "The Last Man on Earth" for example, is amazing with or without zombies, because of him.
It's 530 am in the morning listening to this while I'm on my way to work.
A most eery story with a most wonderful naration
Outstanding!
Yes! What a fantastic choice of story. Well read as always!
Well, it’s been about a month but I am back Mr. Ian and I’m ready for more great stories. I’m glad to be back and a good thing about being gone is I can binge. Looking forward to more wonderfully voiced stories.
Oh my! You've succeeded once again at leaving me so creeped out I literally feel the need to have the lights blazing....which btw, in case you aren't aware, is a compliment. 😋
"The Phantom Coach" is a classic ghost story by English author, Amelia B. Edwards (1831-1892). The tale tells of a young man who becomes lost on the moors during a snow storm. He seeks shelter with a strange and reclusive scientist, who tells him of a stage coach that might be able to take him home...
Chapters:
00:15 Introduction
00:55 The Phantom Coach
36:10 Further Listening...
Bandcamp link: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com/album/the-phantom-coach
Narrated by Ian Gordon for HorrorBabble
Music and production by Ian Gordon
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Everytime I listen to you I think of Carnaki!
Thing your type cast, waiting for the” off you go” at the end.✊♥️
Good evening Ian and Jen from the mountains of TN! Well done!
Ah, my homeland, I'm from Knoxville and I miss the Smokies so much. Wish I was breathing that mountain air and looking down at Gatlinburg, cheers!
Thanks Mark! And to babalon: Jennifer and I adore the Smoky Mountains - last time we were out there we stayed in Gatlinburg (great fun). Ian
@@HorrorBabble I just realised this totally an ad for these things, oops! They just remind me of home like nothing else, so... I need a new Troll statue, they're made out of trees and acorns and all different kinds of aromatic plants so you can bring home the scents of the forrest, and they're really cute! I never hear anyone mention them though, and to me they're the best souvenir, so here's a link to their webpage if anyone is curious...brb...www.trolls.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html---I'll try to get one if I go home for Xmas .
@@babalon7778 yes !! Sounds like something I need !!😉
@@bittybitty8233 Cool, they smell amazing and they make little tiny ones too.
Wonderful story. Wonderful author. Read it a long while ago.
This is a hidden gem!
Superior, thank you so much. 🙏🏽❤️🎩
I'm glad you enjoyed this one, John!
Fantastic stuff, as always. So mentally enveloping when you’re busy knitting sox for the thousandths pair for sons, lol. Please keep this up, I love this channel. Soo
Ah, knitted socks for the winter season - so satisfying when the temperature drops! Thanks Sue.
This story was loosely adapted to television in the 1990 children's horror-anthology series titled "Are you Afraid of the Dark."
I think I need to dig that out!
I was thinking the same thing. It was the show's first episode.
You don't seem like an asshole at all, That. You left a very helpful comment.
Love The story thank you
Great read Ian ! You know somewhere someone will write a phantom Uber or Lyft story sim to this, it's inevitable. I'm equally sure someone will write one including the infamous Clinton Road of northern NJ, like northern England it's much more rural and has some very funky stuff, the well known Phantom Car and Phantom Truck on that road are fickle things, I've encountered the car several times while doing designated driver work, pre Uber days, many ppl won't drive that road at night, some not even at day, but 7 out of 10 times no encounters, deer and the occasional black bear a bigger risk, heavy fog even more so, but a good tune or tape (back then) would get one from one end to the other and back to the highway. If you're ever interested in this you have my e-addy. Best to all at HB.
well read! so glad for the happy ending whew!
Another new one to me, guys ...😆 !! Ian , I swear you could read the phone book & it would be outstanding !! TY for the new story , and for being AWESOME !!!💀👻🎃👻🍁🍃🎃🙋💜
Thanks KB! Go easy on me with the phone book requests though... I struggle with foreign languages! ;) Ian
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" A compound fracture of the skull!?" That doesn't sound at all good!
Back then it was akin to trapping your finger in a door...! ;) Ian
Especially since a compound fracture is one in which the bone penetrates the tissue and is visible.
I'm guessing he meant a comminuted fracture.
It was probably a common cause of brain fever.
The classics have no equal in the genre. It was after all these authors created the genre in the first place. Thanks for these classics..
Awesome reading. Have you heard of the SCP Foundation Ian and if so, what do you think of it ?
Thanks Krista! Yes, and I think it has produced some interesting stories/ideas. I'm not sure it belongs over here at HB, but it certainly has merit. Ian
Horror Babble is fine as it is and there is plenty of people on You Tube making interesting videos using the SCP wiki. :)
"...and was pervaded by a singularly damp and disagreeable smell". Uh-oh. A fine tale with a classic feel, and beautifully read. Thank you, Ian!
How many people are inside this narrator?