Kapinapäällikön pojat: Seikkailuja Etelä-Afrikan rajaseuduilla

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Kapinapäällikön pojat: Seikkailuja Etelä-Afrikan rajaseuduilla

by Mayne Reid

FI·~8 hours·51 chapters

Chapters

51 total

KAPINAPÄÄLLIKÖN POJAT

0:04

KAPTEENI MAYNE REID

0:08

V. H.-A.

0:01

BUURIT.

10:12

KRAALI.

9:31

"SPRINGHAAN."

10:17

PAKINAA HEINÄSIRKOISTA.

13:21

HEINÄSIRKKOJEN LENTO.

8:07

VALJAISIIN JA LIIKKEELLE.

8:19

VETTÄ! VETTÄ!

11:58
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Description

A group of spirited boys set out into the untamed borderlands of South Africa, where the landscape roars with the calls of lions, the thundering hooves of herds, and the incessant buzz of insects. Their trek takes them across sweeping plains, through dense thickets and across rivers that seem to surge with hidden danger, offering a vivid portrait of a world far from the comforts of town life.

Each chapter reads like a compact expedition, pitting the youngsters against curious creatures such as prowling leopards, massive elephants, and swarms of tsetse flies. Their encounters are as educational as they are thrilling, revealing the habits of the continent’s wildlife while testing the boys’ courage, ingenuity, and teamwork.

Written in an engaging, straightforward style, the story captures the restless energy of youthful adventure and the awe of a wilderness that both challenges and inspires. Listeners will feel the dust underfoot and hear the distant thunder of hooves, all while sharing in the boys’ camaraderie and daring spirit.

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Language

fi

Duration

~8 hours (485K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Finland: Arvi A. Karisto, 1920.

Credits

Timo Ervasti and Tapio Riikonen

Release date

Jan 23, 2022

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Mayne Reid

Mayne Reid

1818–1883

Adventure, war, and the wide-open American frontier shaped the thrilling fiction of this Irish-born author. His popular novels, including The Headless Horseman and The Scalp Hunters, helped define the romantic image of the American West for generations of readers.

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