Lost in the wilds : $b A Canadian story

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Lost in the wilds : $b A Canadian story

by Eleanor Stredder

EN·~4 hours·1 chapter

Chapters

1 total
1

4:53:42

Description

A boy travels across the endless Canadian prairie in a rattling Red River cart, the October sky painted in gold as the last warm days fade into winter. His seasoned driver points toward the distant lights of Acland’s Hut, a solitary farmstead that glows like a beacon against the stark, wind‑swept plains. The horizon shimmers with amber lakes and rust‑streaked hills, filling the journey with a quiet, awe‑inspiring solitude.

When they arrive, a lantern swings above a roaring hearth and a friendly French‑speaking farmer greets them, while a worried voice calls for a child. The boy discovers he is not the expected little girl but an unfamiliar youth, suggesting a hidden family tie and an uncertain future. Listeners are left with the promise of new friendships, frontier hardships, and a young heart seeking its place in the wild.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (281K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2013-09-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

ES

Eleanor Stredder

1835–1913

Adventure, danger, and far-off settings run through these lively Victorian stories for young readers. Best known today for tales set in Canada, New Zealand, Africa, and India, this late-19th-century writer had a gift for brisk, imaginative storytelling.

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