Stan Lynn: A Boy's Adventures in China

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Stan Lynn: A Boy's Adventures in China

by George Manville Fenn

EN·~9 hours·38 chapters

Chapters

38 total
1

Chapter One. - “Can you use a Sword?”

19:29
2

Chapter Two. - “Keep up the Firing.”

15:16
3

Chapter Three. - “A Bloodthirsty Young Ruffian.”

28:20
4

Chapter Four. - “Here! You’d better come ashore.”

6:11
5

Chapter Five. - “He’s a Regular Brick.”

16:24
6

Chapter Six. - “He’s just like a Chestnut.”

17:26
7

Chapter Seven. - “You’ll soon learn your Lesson.”

12:40
8

Chapter Eight. - “Come cuttee Head off.”

10:02
9

Chapter Nine. - “A Fierce Struggle Ensued.”

12:03
10

Chapter Ten. - “Cowardly Brutes!”

13:58

Description

A young English boy named Stan finds himself thrust into an uneasy night in a bustling Chinese river port. Fresh from school and still learning the layout of his new family’s warehouses, he awakens to his father’s urgent whispers about a band of river pirates trying to break in. Armed with a pistol and a fencing sword, the boy must summon the courage of his modest training while navigating the confusing darkness of a foreign home.

The opening scene sets a vivid picture of clattering doors, hushed commands, and the tense rhythm of an unexpected defense. Listeners are drawn into the clash of cultures, the clang of steel, and the youthful resolve of a boy caught between childhood games and real danger. As Stan steadies his aim and grips the sword, the story promises a fast‑paced adventure that explores bravery, family loyalty, and the mysteries of life on the Yangtze.

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Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (552K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Release date

2010-11-29

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

George Manville Fenn

George Manville Fenn

1831–1909

A hugely prolific Victorian writer, he turned schoolroom experience, journalism, and a love of adventure into stories that kept generations of young readers turning pages. His books range from school tales to sea stories and historical adventures, with a lively, accessible style that still feels energetic today.

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