Lost in the wilds : A Canadian story

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Lost in the wilds : A Canadian story

by Eleanor Stredder

EN·~4 hours·1 chapter

Chapters

1 total

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

A Victorian novelist who wrote lively adventure stories for young readers, often sending her characters to Canada, New Zealand, Africa, and India. Her books mix family drama with travel, danger, and the excitement of distant settings.

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