The Adventure League

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The Adventure League

by Hilda T. Skae

EN·~4 hours·20 chapters

Chapters

20 total

'There is something in the man's appearance which seems familiar to me.' page 139

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BY - HILDA T. SKAE

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THOMAS NELSON AND SONS, LTD. - LONDON, EDINBURGH, NEW YORK TORONTO, AND PARIS

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THE ADVENTURE LEAGUE

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CHAPTER I - WHAT HAPPENED IN ERRICHA.

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CHAPTER II - THE PIRATES' DEN

20:15

CHAPTER III - A SURPRISE

24:42

CHAPTER IV - THE COMPACT

18:42

CHAPTER V - SUSPENSE

17:51

CHAPTER VI - A DISCOVERY

24:40

Description

A breezy summer dawn paints the rugged west‑coast cliffs of Scotland, where a handful of spirited youngsters and their faithful collie explore craggy ledges in search of seabird eggs. Their playful rivalry, whispered jokes, and the thrill of hanging over the sea introduce a close‑knit band that feels both daring and mischievous. As they scramble among puffins, auks and gulls, the scene hints at deeper quests that will test their courage beyond the cliffside games.

Soon the children’s ordinary hunt turns into the first thread of a larger mystery, drawing them into a secretive organization known only as the Adventure League. With a pocket watch, a hidden map and the promise of hidden treasure, the young heroes begin to uncover clues that pull them away from home and into uncharted waters. Their bond, humor and youthful ingenuity become the compass for the unfolding journey, inviting listeners to follow each bold step toward the unknown.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (245K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Release date

2009-11-28

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Hilda T. Skae

Best known for lively history writing for younger readers, this early-20th-century author turned major figures and events from Britain’s past into clear, story-driven books. Her work ranges from school-friendly historical tales to short biographies and family histories rooted in Scotland and England.

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