
Story 1--Chapter I. - STORY ONE—Foxholme Hall; or, Christmas at an Old Country House.
Story 1--Chapter II.
Story 1--Chapter III.
Story 1--Chapter IV.
Story 1--Chapter V.
Story 2--Chapter I.
Story 3--Chapter I. - STORY THREE—Reginald Warrender; or, Early Days at Eton.
Story 3--Chapter II.
Story 3--Chapter III.
Story 4--Chapter I. - STORY FOUR—The Crew of the Rose.
A lively Christmas adventure begins as two spirited brothers choose the rugged charm of Foxholme Hall over the polished comforts of city life. Their journey to the New Forest is a vivid ride through bustling coach roads, eccentric drivers, and the ever‑watchful Sam Barnby, whose larger‑than‑life personality promises mischief and camaraderie for the youthful party.
Arriving at the ancient manor, the brothers are swept into a world of hunting, skating, and winter festivities, all set against the hauntingly beautiful forest where shadows seem to take shape. Their excitement is tempered by the eerie hush of the trees, hinting at mysteries that may lurk just beyond the carriage’s path. The stage is set for a season of hearty laughter, unexpected encounters, and the kind of holiday spirit that only an old country house can inspire.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (491K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
Release date
2012-09-06
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1814–1880
Best known for lively sea stories and adventure tales, this Victorian writer helped shape generations of young readers' taste for travel, danger, and moral courage. His books drew on a life that stretched between London and Portugal, giving his fiction an outward-looking, international feel.
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