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Published: Feb. 17, 2022, noon

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In this story, a prince and a princess have dreams about each other. After getting engaged, the prince gets tricked, and it is up to the princess to save the day. Add in a dash of 39 sword wielding maidens and the best ruler ever, and you have the story of the betrothed of destiny. Enjoy 

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Source: The Golden Maiden and other folk tales and fairy stories told in Armenia by A.G. Seklemian 1898 

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Music: Armenian theme by Duduk - Armenian double-reed wind instrument verunka.mp3 by arakedikian on Freesound.org 

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Sound FX: Dawn chorus - Makvaneti Recorded by porporino on Freesound.org 

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Narrator: Dustin Steichmann 

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Podcast Shoutout: Campfire Classics is a Literary Comedy Podcast where we try to read those books that look good on your shelf. Hosts Heather Michele Lawler and Ken Sandberg do their best to read the shorts stories, books, and other works of classic authors of yesteryear.  For better or worse, these works are often filled with unfamiliar language, archaic sentence structure, and words that have become innuendos in the years since their original printing. 

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Listener Shoutout: Dallas, Texas 

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Picture Credit: "Kachkar close-up, Echmiadzin Cathedral, Armenia" by Dumphasizer is licensed under CC BY 2.0

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