The Captain of the Kansas

audiobook

The Captain of the Kansas

by Louis Tracy

EN·~8 hours·20 chapters

Chapters

20 total
1

The Captain of the Kansas - by Louis Tracy - AUTHOR OF “THE WINGS OF THE MORNING,” “THE PILLAR OF LIGHT,” ETC.

0:08
2

CHAPTER I. ITEMS NOT IN THE MANIFEST

21:40
3

CHAPTER II. WHEREIN THE CAPTAIN KEEPS TO HIS OWN QUARTERS

21:57
4

CHAPTER III. WHEREIN THE CAPTAIN REAPPEARS

20:40
5

CHAPTER IV. ELSIE GOES ON DECK

26:20
6

CHAPTER V. THE KANSAS SUSTAINS A CHECK—

23:43
7

CHAPTER VI. —BUT GOES ON AGAIN INTO THE UNKNOWN

21:36
8

CHAPTER VII. UNTIL THE DAWN

24:31
9

CHAPTER VIII. IN A WILD HAVEN

24:41
10

CHAPTER IX. A PROFESSOR OF WITCHCRAFT

22:21

Description

Aboard the sleek liner cutting through the Pacific, two spirited English ladies settle into the rhythm of sea‑air tea and sunrise conversations. Isobel Baring, ever the flamboyant “invalid” with a smile as bright as a pomegranate, treats the voyage as a stage for her charms, while her sensible friend Elsie Maxwell keeps a watchful eye on the ever‑changing cast of passengers. Their banter, laced with wit and a hint of mischief, sets the tone for a journey that promises more than just scenery.

Among the newcomers is the enigmatic Captain Courtenay, whose quiet confidence and handsome bearing instantly capture Isobel’s imagination. As the ship sails toward the straits, the women’s playful schemes to win his attention mingle with rumors of a looming gale, hinting at both romantic sparks and the unpredictable nature of the sea. The first leg of their adventure offers a lively mix of society intrigue, budding flirtations, and the promise of unexpected challenges ahead.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~8 hours (461K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2006-10-28

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Louis Tracy

Louis Tracy

1863–1928

A prolific journalist-novelist of the late Victorian and early 20th-century era, he wrote brisk mysteries, adventures, romances, and early speculative tales. His books often mix fast-moving plots with a newspaperman’s eye for suspense and detail.

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