The Gun Club boys of Lakeport : or, The island camp

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The Gun Club boys of Lakeport : or, The island camp

by Edward Stratemeyer

EN·~4 hours·33 chapters

Chapters

33 total
1

The Gun Club Boys of Lakeport OR The Island Camp

0:23
2

PREFACE.

1:30
3

THE GUN CLUB BOYS OF LAKEPORT - CHAPTER I WHAT HAPPENED IN A SNOWSTORM

9:48
4

CHAPTER II THE DUGANS TO THE RESCUE

10:22
5

CHAPTER III A FRUITLESS SEARCH

11:25
6

CHAPTER IV SKATING

6:28
7

CHAPTER V. A QUARREL ON THE ICE

11:25
8

CHAPTER VI ORGANIZING THE CLUB

13:52
9

CHAPTER VII THE FIRST DAY IN CAMP

10:53
10

CHAPTER VIII WHAT HAPPENED AT NIGHT

10:22

Description

Two brothers set out from their lakeside town on a crisp autumn morning, hoping to harvest a bounty of hidden nuts from a distant hill. Their journey quickly turns adventurous when a sudden snowstorm blankets the road, forcing them to navigate icy bridges and unfamiliar paths. As the wind howls and visibility drops, the boys must rely on their wits, each other, and the occasional farmhouse shelter to stay warm and on course. The early part of their trek captures the raw excitement of youthful exploration against a wintry wilderness.

Along the way they encounter an experienced hunter who becomes both guide and mentor, sharing practical tips about tracking, respect for the forest, and the changing face of wildlife in an era of expanding industry. Their camaraderie, playful pranks, and moments of genuine fear paint a vivid picture of early‑20th‑century outdoor life. Listeners will feel the crunch of fresh snow underfoot and hear the boys’ laughter echoing through the trees, all while gaining a heartfelt glimpse into nature’s beauty and its fragile future.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (277K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2016-06-23

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Edward Stratemeyer

Edward Stratemeyer

1862–1930

A driving force behind early American series fiction, he created a storytelling empire that helped shape generations of young readers. Through the Stratemeyer Syndicate, his ideas stood behind enduring favorites like the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Tom Swift, the Bobbsey Twins, and the Rover Boys.

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