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The Outcast by E F Benson  

Classic Ghost Stories Podcast - Tony Walker
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The Outcast by E F Benson
First we are introduced to Mrs Bertha Acres through the eyes of Tony and his wife Madge. The initial incident is her husband shooting himself due to detesting her. That is the first sign we have that this lady is to be the subject of the story and it is enough to make us prick up our ears and raise questions about her.
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@ninnmusic9511
@ninnmusic9511 Год назад
My favorite line from this story: “... you can comfortably recline on the cushion of coincidence.”
@violetfemme411
@violetfemme411 Год назад
Yes, brilliant 💜
@davidhollyfield5148
@davidhollyfield5148 Год назад
You so can...
@cynthiahawkins2389
@cynthiahawkins2389 9 месяцев назад
In The Tube, another wonderful Benson tale has the two main characters settling in before the fire, after dinner - and their chat turns to the idea of 'eternity'..and the COMFORT of it....
@dshe8637
@dshe8637 8 месяцев назад
Ooooo, perfect!
@shroomyk
@shroomyk Год назад
Personally, I like that you do ghost stories and stories with faeries. Being American I have never heard those stories before. I listen to HorrorBabble for weird tales and of course Bitesize Audio for the mystery stories and some victorian stuff. I also quite like your other channel which is focusing on "true" hauntings as it reminds me of the old ghost books I used to read. It's nice to have this range to choose from.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Thank you Shroomy. I just need more hours in the day
@deborahlester4018
@deborahlester4018 Год назад
I'll have to look for the true stories. I had what we called the paint ghost, lol. She would show me the colors for each room, which were verified as we went along. She wanted the house back the way it "should be" and I was happy to oblige.
@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz
@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz Год назад
@@ClassicGhost I agree. My fiancé, (who was still alive and with me on that story you liked, Tony, about Coronado, but started hearing voices and killed herself years later), had been a brilliant Artist and I had taken a bunch of photos of her art and it helped to get her into Cal Arts. Well she worked in their Library, and stole all the ancient copies from the 1800s of the various Fairy Books. Wish I still had them, but had some rough years after that. I have her poems and stories and paintings though. Cheers
@micheler4120
@micheler4120 6 месяцев назад
Creepy and haunting. What a treat, thank you.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 6 месяцев назад
One of his weird ones. I like those best
@cynthiahawkins2389
@cynthiahawkins2389 9 месяцев назад
Cheers from New Orleans: November 2023 - I have become quite fond of Benson's stories. And I notice here, the subject of reincarnation comes up. Fascinating how Benson lets his characters speak, and express their views, which of course in a sense are HIS views.. 'In The Tube' has the two main characters discuss the notion of 'time slippage'..past, present and future. And hypothetically - what it could mean if we were a little more flexible in our own perceptions of it. So, now these characters are discussing the idea of the paranormal. How lovely....
@barbarawiltz9453
@barbarawiltz9453 Год назад
Not at all boring. Very well read.
@violetfemme411
@violetfemme411 Год назад
Can't wait for this. I love E F 💜
@mrs.cracker4622
@mrs.cracker4622 Год назад
Great story and narration as always. Many thanks for all you do.
@davidnoakes1434
@davidnoakes1434 Год назад
Great story Tony, I've not heard it before, nicely read. A really nice example of EF s craft with great lines.
@imh9524
@imh9524 6 месяцев назад
I enjoyed that. Good accents!
@violetfemme411
@violetfemme411 Год назад
Dogs always know....🐕🐾💜
@Scarter63
@Scarter63 Год назад
I'm a big Benson fan, but I've never heard this. It's a great classic, and well read.
@martiwilliams4592
@martiwilliams4592 4 месяца назад
Ditto, Tony. Listening today, Easter Sunday, 2004. Hmmmmmm... . Love, your work, Tony, as always. Thank you!
@kimbykimbers3750
@kimbykimbers3750 Год назад
Superb, as always , thank you xx
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@skeleczar
@skeleczar Год назад
I really, REALLY needed this today. ❤
@sandcat66
@sandcat66 Год назад
I loved this. Such an unusual concept
@1dbrook
@1dbrook 5 месяцев назад
Great stuff!!!
@tricivenola8164
@tricivenola8164 6 месяцев назад
Well Tony, I'm glad you decided on Classic Ghost Stories in this seminal recording because I've been listening to all of them, including your masterful Dracula. Pooh on any naysayers, your voice and delivery are magnificent.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 6 месяцев назад
I hope you will enjoy Frankenstein!
@tricivenola8164
@tricivenola8164 5 месяцев назад
@@ClassicGhost You did Frankenstein? Oboy! I see more hand sewing in my future...
@denisegiannakis5667
@denisegiannakis5667 6 месяцев назад
Loved the story love the ramblings!
@DKCGamerGirl
@DKCGamerGirl 5 месяцев назад
Really loving the E F Benson stories! I have not heard of him before and am really enjoying your playlist of them! Thank you for introducing me to his work!
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 5 месяцев назад
A great honour for me to introduce you to him
@jenniferlevine5406
@jenniferlevine5406 9 дней назад
Such at fantastic story! I really enjoy your reading. Currently I am relistening to all the EF Benson stories you have posted. Thank you so much for them!
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 9 дней назад
I do like EF Benson. Richard Crowest has done a lot so I hang back a bit with Benson
@mythdemeanor5268
@mythdemeanor5268 Год назад
Love this story. I have met people very much like Mrs. Acres.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
I hope they didn’t come back
@katrinamitchell0112
@katrinamitchell0112 Год назад
Yes love the classic ghost stories 👌
@obviouslyurnotagolfer148
@obviouslyurnotagolfer148 10 месяцев назад
I do
@PhilipLawsonArt
@PhilipLawsonArt Год назад
Thank you sir , another wonderful story and commentary. Thank you!
@iluvknitting1965
@iluvknitting1965 Год назад
Thank you for this great narration. Such an interesting story.
@RayneLainey
@RayneLainey Год назад
Oooh..really liked this spooky one. I agree on Benson! Oh and I AM in South Carolina🤣
@barbarawiltz9453
@barbarawiltz9453 Год назад
I totally got the the Easter connection. I've been binging on your show ever since I came across the 6 Christmas murders series a couple of days ago.
@veradennis7502
@veradennis7502 Год назад
Very effective story, gave me genuine chills.
@mariameere5807
@mariameere5807 Год назад
This is absolute genius! 1000 million thank you’s!!!!🌟
@debralaprade1
@debralaprade1 Год назад
This story riveted me and it has everything to do with your narration! I am so glad I have found you on You Tube. I look forward to evening when I can relax and listen. Thank you!
@terryleetv1
@terryleetv1 6 месяцев назад
Love your work Tony. Whenever I feel down or out of sorts I know I can just listen to you and feel lifted ❤❤
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 6 месяцев назад
That is a real encouragement to me. I love that I can help sometimes
@martywood8543
@martywood8543 Год назад
E.F.B. is always a good choice.
@annikee5925
@annikee5925 Год назад
I absolutely love your stories and storytelling. Fie on the moaners.
@violetfemme411
@violetfemme411 Год назад
"If you ever go mad..." 😂🤣 but "We're all mad here" Tony 💜
@Story-Voracious66
@Story-Voracious66 Год назад
Ha ha! I thought the same. 😂
@annetteeggett
@annetteeggett Год назад
This was brilliant!! Spookiest story. Not just here but on YT. That beach scene … thank you. Dreadfully awfully good ❤️👻👻👻👻👻 I give it five ghosts out of five
@stevebarber8501
@stevebarber8501 Год назад
Well done sir.
@colemarie9262
@colemarie9262 Год назад
Loved the story.! It’s an EF Benson one I’ve never heard before, which is always cool to come across. Should not have been surprised to find it here!
@donaldmccleary9015
@donaldmccleary9015 Год назад
Nice one. I feel bad for the lady. Poor thing, she was so nice. Great narration!
@maj0rsquish
@maj0rsquish Год назад
My favorite part of this ramble was learning that Tony listens to Lol the same RU-vid audio books i do. Also I adore when Horror babble does their own work, and I also feel similarly when Tony reads his own work.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
I just need to write it. Trouble is making videos is easier than writing stories so I do videos and tell myself I’m working !
@mrgeeization
@mrgeeization Год назад
Love love love!
@jacquelinetaylor9447
@jacquelinetaylor9447 Год назад
Thank you. Throughly enjoyed this story!
@angelakyle4838
@angelakyle4838 Год назад
I like the classic ones.
@shirleynarsi
@shirleynarsi Год назад
This was a ripper of a story. Chilled me to the bone listening to this at 4.30 am with the pitter pay of a steady rain outside
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
That sounds nice actually. Glad you liked it
@richardstrachmesserschmiti4979
Right directly from The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion And kabbala!! EF Bentsen was obviously in the know . Protocol #2 I think 🤔
@lesleykaygosson315
@lesleykaygosson315 Год назад
I have liked every story you've ever narratored. I have always loved the classic haunted stories, psychological horror, especially vintage Gothic Horror. I love the authors of distant past. I live in Salem, Oregon USA 🇺🇸 So, for me your accent is captivating. I can listen to you for hours. You are the perfect narrator. You could read the back of a cereal box and I would listen to you. 😉 Thank You Ever So Much For Happening In My Life. ❤️
@Story-Voracious66
@Story-Voracious66 Год назад
I agree. I actually really enjoy his adopted accents too.
@susanotway7875
@susanotway7875 Год назад
A chilling story. Thanks Tony. Very enjoyable in a macabre way.
@Story-Voracious66
@Story-Voracious66 Год назад
Thanks Tony, I always enjoy the stories that you choose. Some more than others, but I think that there is no rhyme or reason to that, short of my being intrigued or not. The one thing that I always enjoy is your talk (ramble on), at the end. I don't get to travel far, or even go out to the flicks more than a handful of times each year, and my home conversation is a literary void. So thank you. I look forward to each and every one; even more than the other channels, (although I do love Morgan Scorpion's channel ). Please do include some of your own short stories as well. 🙋🔻🇦🇺
@karensmith2204
@karensmith2204 Год назад
Hi Tony I listen to your stories on RU-vid and I think you do a wonderful job I know that you get a small amount of money from me listening to all of the advertisements before your stories so I always listen to them since I'm not a patreon member of yours yet and I love the after videos when you are on video and you talk about the stories even if you're not showing your face talking about them I love the history that you give about the author or The Story You're So knowledgeable and I enjoy all of that and I also enjoy the live readings that you give where you're just seeing in a comfy chair with a lamp on and reading the story I think those are amazing also I think you do a great job I don't care what you change I don't care what you leave the same anything you do is okay with me thank you for the hours of entertainment you give me
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Thanks for your words of support. My little rant was in response to complaints that I dare put ads on the podcast. I was saying that if you are not able or willing to contribute, that is totally fine, but like with TV and commercial radio, they're paid for by having ads. Thank you for being so understanding
@mikestanyer6175
@mikestanyer6175 Год назад
The stories are very well put over as maybe expected (cheers) but I enjoy the ramblings which give a little insight into our friends life. I havent heard in the last few listenings the lives of the authors and their works which i miss. Thank you
@loumarlow7295
@loumarlow7295 Год назад
Lancashire is the land of my birth, though I was raised here in Australia. It's been a long time since I've had an Eccles cake🥰 though thankfully we can get proper cheese here lol. Enjoy your unwind 😊
@veradennis7502
@veradennis7502 Год назад
I like the "locked drawer"! Adds a certain vintage je ne sais quoi ;)
@jaceek2030
@jaceek2030 Год назад
Absolutely chilling. Mr. Walker, only your delivery can make it even 'chillier'; I mean this in a totally complimentary way. I also must agree with you, re: EF Benson and his place at the top of ghost story authors of his era. I'll probably take a bit of flack for this, but while I know MR James is very talented..some of his stories just drone on and on for me. As I tell my 2 young grands, if we all liked the same things, what a dull world this would be. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
But we have to keep quiet about it
@jaceek2030
@jaceek2030 Год назад
@@ClassicGhost I should probably learn to keep quiet about many things..🤔 For instance: I’m not a fan of Lovecraft. 🤷🏻‍♀️😳
@brandyoreilly1614
@brandyoreilly1614 Год назад
Refreshing new tales for Halloween
@nancyrogalewski4017
@nancyrogalewski4017 Год назад
Loved this, thank you!
@anou8210
@anou8210 Год назад
Thank you, Tony! Tarleton is near Southport in the North West. It's near the sea. There could be other places with the same name, thought... much love! 👻💀💜!
@maryalice5357
@maryalice5357 Год назад
I love your wanderings and feel I've been on a mini vacation honestly , meeting all your charming characters and places. Also, I thought you were starting a joke, 2 psychiatrists were walking ahead of me.......
@sunflowerhelen9933
@sunflowerhelen9933 Год назад
Love the accents!
@trudi1962
@trudi1962 Год назад
I don't know if I like your story telling or your ramblings more. ❤️❤️
@reginaullrich2401
@reginaullrich2401 Год назад
Love your voice much better than others. Thank you.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
So nice of you
@eleshasmith6064
@eleshasmith6064 Год назад
Wonderful! 😱💖
@juliadia007
@juliadia007 Год назад
Tony, when you talk about stories that other people do really well with and you don’t-it’s probably because we’ve just recently listened to those. There was the tragic debacle where l’Estrange and Hew Carr came out with the same story on the same day. TOTAL NIGHTMARE! I’m not going to listen to both. You do lots of great stories but I’ve already heard so many of them by others. Ps-Benson is my favorite too and I was so happy that I’d never heard this tale. My advice, for what it’s worth, is to check the channels we all listen too (bitesized, l’Estrange-I can’t bear Ian the Horrorbabbler’s voice-but I’m sure he’s big, etc) and see if they’ve done a piece in the last year or so). Try and find New old material that we’ve not heard. IMHO. Ps, I could suggest a few tales none have done lately
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Suggest! Good advice
@annielakshmi
@annielakshmi Год назад
Fabulous!
@annmarieray3922
@annmarieray3922 Год назад
Enjoyed very much, thank you..
@karensmith2204
@karensmith2204 Год назад
Really like this one. I always save tour readings for bedtime, brilliant 👏
@martiwilliams4592
@martiwilliams4592 Год назад
Masterful, intreguing, gripping narration and entertaining, informative "ramblings"----also this time around. Thank you, Tony!
@tiamariasays1840
@tiamariasays1840 Год назад
thanks Tony
@netwitchtatjana4661
@netwitchtatjana4661 Год назад
Not for the bin: love your rant at the end 💜 and everything else as well, of course. nettie 💜🦉
@dukedoomASMR
@dukedoomASMR Год назад
Fantastic story! Really chilling! Youre one of THE best readers of ghost stories! So, il give this 4,5/5... i wanted more! Wish it was longer ❤
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
You are always so nice. Thank you !
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
I just subbed to your channel
@dukedoomASMR
@dukedoomASMR Год назад
@@ClassicGhost thank you so much! ☺️ keep up your good work. I will always listen
@kaf890890
@kaf890890 Год назад
I’m sorry that anybody sends you negative comments. As my Aunt Therese used to say, The next best thing to brains is silence“. This story is a real stand out! Very creepy and well told. You read it wonderfully well, too. I enjoyed your chat after. I would love to take one of those barges someday. I, for one, prefer classic ghost stories: the creepier the better! MR James and EF Benson are at the top of my list. Thank you for sharing your super readings! They bring me so much pleasure.
@susanmercurio1060
@susanmercurio1060 Год назад
Truly horrifying! 🦇🦇🦇
@evelanpatton
@evelanpatton Год назад
I lost my comment…. Yay! RU-vid! Yeah Tony we love what you choose! I love the lock drawer and classic ghost stories but I particularly enjoy the classic literary with surreal edges.- like Jackson & Wharton!!! And MORE of YOUR OWN WORK!!!❤
@ruthwalton3457
@ruthwalton3457 Год назад
Thank you 🥰😘 That poor American lad is still doing circles up near Carlisle 🤣
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Ha ha. I hope not. It's raining now
@LucicPower
@LucicPower Год назад
If only E.F. had been more proflic. Had the brilliant ideas and ease of conveying them. No weakness here.
@ginabeena6757
@ginabeena6757 Год назад
Ooh nice and creepy!
@allanbryan-tansley6010
@allanbryan-tansley6010 Год назад
Love your rambling conversations about nothing much, after the stories. Maybe you could do one podcast of nothing but rambling, maybe even a live podcast so we can ramble back to you.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
+Allan Bryan-Tansley funny you should say that… number 2 in the bag. Number 2 - Discord???? I’m not in discord. Or internet radio but that’s a big commitment
@gschear1
@gschear1 Год назад
Another wonderful reading, Tony, and I very much enjoyed it. You mentioned the name of Acres and what it could mean. I may be over-thinking it, but I wonder if we should consider it an anagram (or corruption, if you prefer) of 'Sacre', meaning sacred. She is, in other words, unholy.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
It could be, even if unintended by the author's conscious mind. The Unconscious loves puns and anagrams.
@TheTymotek
@TheTymotek Год назад
If it’s not too late, please, keep “the locked drawer”. It immediately transports me into “ the other dimension”.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Yes I am going to do that
@theodorecalvin4214
@theodorecalvin4214 Год назад
Agreed. E. F. Benson was the best. IMO, his range of tone plays no small part.
@andrewbeale6072
@andrewbeale6072 Год назад
I don't know of any legends about the burial of Judas (other than the account of his body falling/being tossed into the potter's field), but there is a tradition that the body of Pontius Pilate could not be buried. I remember reading a medieval drama that used the story. The body wouldn't remain in the earth or sink in the sea. It sank in the Tiber, but poisoned the water. According to the story, it was finally thrown into an isolated lake in Switzerland. This tradition is based on the assumption that he died unrepentant. There is another tradition that says that he became a Christian and died as a martyr.
@andrewbeale6072
@andrewbeale6072 Год назад
Anyway, nice chilling story, Tony. The scenes at the beach and the graveyard have echoes of another of Benson's stories, "The Face."
@sunflowerhelen9933
@sunflowerhelen9933 Год назад
We had barges in the US, I think, maybe on the Erie Canal, but not sure if they are the same kind.
@missdaisysunshine8633
@missdaisysunshine8633 Год назад
I much prefer the locked drawer start
@davidwhite7294
@davidwhite7294 Год назад
Tarleton is in Lancs near Southport.
@sarasmr4278
@sarasmr4278 Год назад
💜💜💜
@scottheathco7323
@scottheathco7323 Год назад
actually I love the sherlock holmes stuff..bite size has a number of really good detective stories most of which are not about Holmes there are 2 channels you should check out if no one has mentioned them to you chip slaters story time new thinkable some of the old space horror stories are just as entertaining as lovecraft or benson think about adding them to the wheel house thanks
@annabellreads
@annabellreads Год назад
Whoa, this one starts off with a bang, doesn't it. (Sorry, SORRY, I'm deleting it). It's almost in media res, which seems a unique choice for horror. One of the things I like best about Benson is his swings between creeping horror and sudden explosive action. Hope you're having a relaxing time on your barge!
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
And also middle-class society fun.
@dshe8637
@dshe8637 8 месяцев назад
A lot of the ideas brought together here are very much influenced by contemporary study of ancient religious themes. James George Frazer's 'The Golden Bough' was very influential at the time and described fertility rituals of rebirth and scapegoat. The stress on the Jewishness of the lady is relevant to the scapegoat idea, as is the cyclical nature of her relationships with husband and society. Her husband connected with her for the material benefits, but then rejected her after a span. The title 'The Outcast' is another reference. In the fertility myths, the chosen king is lauded and given gifts as he rules for a set span. His presence brings life and blessings. However when it wanes, or when the specified time is up - usually a year - he is discarded and replaced. This often involved casting him into the sea. The Fisher King is one version. The Christian story of resurrection also derives from these tales. While these are usually based around male figures, in this story it is stated more than once that sex is irrelevant and it can be either. The idea that it is the actual process that is malevolent and not the blameless participants is very satisfying and lifts this tale into a slightly more sophisticated level.
@dshe8637
@dshe8637 8 месяцев назад
And I have discovered that his mother was an archaeologist of Ancient Egypt and into theosophy. There was also a family issue with bipolar disorder, which might also tie in with the notion of cycles of behaviour. Interestingly, many of his immediate family were homosexual, but that's probably irrelevant
@ufosrus
@ufosrus Год назад
I found this story interesting because of the reincarnation theme.
@kellywick855
@kellywick855 Год назад
⭐️⭐️💛⭐️⭐️
@brandonletzko4239
@brandonletzko4239 Год назад
"Could you imagine being Judas Escariot..."
@Andrew-if3sd
@Andrew-if3sd 20 дней назад
9:28
@columreddy
@columreddy Год назад
Try some Warhammer horror. There's a massive fan base there. Drag a few your way.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
I never thought Of that. You mean for me to write?
@columreddy
@columreddy Год назад
@@ClassicGhost maybe both. It's a vast universe, plenty of fiction there fan and official.
@michaeldugan3589
@michaeldugan3589 Год назад
You are perfectly charming. Have a lovely holiday.
@dshe8637
@dshe8637 8 месяцев назад
I heard 'subscribe like Cher'
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 8 месяцев назад
+D She Cher is in fact one of our most loyal subscribers
@dshe8637
@dshe8637 8 месяцев назад
@@ClassicGhost 😁
@deborahlester4018
@deborahlester4018 Год назад
My ears have a crush on your voice. Read me anything you like.
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Send me a menu and I'll read it.
@missdaisysunshine8633
@missdaisysunshine8633 7 месяцев назад
Lucifer... Shade... Lol mix of cultural religious versions of the underworld/hell
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 7 месяцев назад
True true! Never thought of that, but it's true
@juliadia007
@juliadia007 Год назад
Also Tony, do you mind if I promote a guy who has very few followers but deserves many many more?
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost Год назад
Not at all
@BeverlyM52
@BeverlyM52 9 месяцев назад
Since this has been up for a year, I'm sure that the answer is already in here, but...IN THE BIBLE, The Jewish church leaders (who have him killed) tell Jesus that they want a sign (He's already given so many, but these guys are jerks). He tells them that the only sign He will give them is the story of Jonah. Jonah's three days in the big fish foreshadow Jesus' own three days in the earth. So...they are related. :)
@possumaintdead
@possumaintdead 3 месяца назад
How did I miss commenting on one of my favorite EF Benson stories? Although I usually binge listen to you. Anyway, I have never been convinced of Judas’ perfidy. Someone was needed to betray Jesus. Thus Jesus must have chosen him for the task. I’m sure a theologian could give me a reason why this is unsound. But I like to think Jesus forgave him and took him up to heaven. 😊
@ClassicGhost
@ClassicGhost 3 месяца назад
+@possumaintdead I I don’t know the official position. I hope someone who does comments so that we can find out.
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