Amos Huntingdon

audiobook

Amos Huntingdon

by Theodore P. Wilson

EN·~9 hours·24 chapters

Chapters

24 total
1

Chapter One. - Bravely Done.

9:09
2

Chapter Two. - Under a cloud.

12:16
3

Chapter Three. - A Talk at the Breakfast-Table.

14:44
4

Chapter Four. - The Crippled Horse.

25:26
5

Chapter Five. - Is he ridiculous?

18:56
6

Chapter Six. - Misapprehension.

25:35
7

Chapter Seven. - Harry in the Secret.

42:41
8

Chapter Eight. - Bearing the Cross.

26:28
9

Chapter Nine. - Is it genuine?

31:50
10

Chapter Ten. - Pluck.

16:52

Description

A storm‑laden October night shrouds the quiet Derbyshire estate, when a frantic cry pierces the darkness and summons the household to a perilous scene. A carriage, careening toward a hidden chalk‑pit after a savage dog startles the horses, leaves the squire, his sister, and the coachman hanging over the abyss. The manor’s servants and the young heir race against time, lanterns flickering, to steady the terrified animal and pull the occupants to safety.

The episode showcases the tight‑knit community of Flixworth Manor, where loyalty and quick thinking clash with raw danger. As the rescue unfolds, readers are introduced to a cast of determined characters—Walter, his brave nephew, the steadfast butler, and the diligent stable‑boy—each revealing a mix of courage and compassion that hints at deeper family bonds and hidden secrets waiting to emerge beyond this harrowing night.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (554K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Release date

2007-04-18

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

TP

Theodore P. Wilson

An Anglican priest turned novelist, he is best remembered for winning a temperance-fiction prize with Frank Oldfield, a story set partly in England and partly in South Australia. His life also connects to the early history of Adelaide, where he helped lead church and school life in the mid-1800s.

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