Motor Boat Boys on the St. Lawrence Or, Solving the Mystery of the Thousand Islands

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Motor Boat Boys on the St. Lawrence Or, Solving the Mystery of the Thousand Islands

by Louis Arundel

EN·~4 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
1

CHAPTER I—AFTER THE GAME

12:49
2

CHAPTER II—CHUMS, TRIED AND TRUE

12:40
3

CHAPTER III—A CHANCE CLEW

12:50
4

CHAPTER IV—BLOCKING A SLY MOVE

12:26
5

CHAPTER V—THE GUARDIAN OF THE FLEET

12:00
6

CHAPTER VI—THE “FLASH”

12:26
7

CHAPTER VII—JOSH SCENTS TROUBLE

12:52
8

CHAPTER VIII—IN THE MIDNIGHT WATCH

12:50
9

CHAPTER IX—THE GHOST OF THE ISLAND

12:46
10

CHAPTER X—FOLLOWING A TRAIL

9:48

Description

The story opens on a hot summer afternoon as five friends tumble home from a nail‑biting baseball match in a small Mississippi river town. Jack Storm, quick‑witted and daring, leads the group, while Buster Longfellow’s hefty frame hides a sharp eye for a perfect swing. Together with Irish‑born Jimmie Brannagan, steady‑hearted Herb Dickson, and practical George Rollins, they form a motor‑boat club that already boasts three craft—the swift Wireless, the sturdy Tramp, and the roomy Comfort. Their recent voyage down the river to New Orleans has left them hungry for another adventure.

As school closes for the winter, the boys plot a secret summer cruise through the Thousand Islands, a destination they keep hidden from rivals like the scheming Clarence Macklin. Jack has already arranged a shipping plan that routes their boats through Milwaukee onto a steamer, while a trustworthy agent promises to mislead any nosy inquiries. The friends gather around a letter from a contact named Clayton, sparking excitement and a hint of danger. Listeners will be drawn into their camaraderie, clever misdirection, and the promise of a puzzling mystery waiting on the water.

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Full title

Motor Boat Boys on the St. Lawrence Or, Solving the Mystery of the Thousand Islands Or, Solving the Mystery of the Thousand Islands

Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (250K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2011-03-30

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Louis Arundel

Louis Arundel

Best known for fast-moving boys' adventure stories, this early 20th-century writer filled his books with boats, camps, and outdoor danger. Writing as Louis Arundel, he created lively series fiction that helped shape a generation of popular juvenile adventure reading.

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