The Hilltop Boys on Lost Island

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The Hilltop Boys on Lost Island

by Cyril Burleigh

EN·~3 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total

THE HILLTOP BOYS - ON LOST ISLAND

0:18

THE HILLTOP BOYS ON LOST ISLAND

0:02

CHAPTER I - THE FLOATING ACADEMY

12:07

CHAPTER II - JACK'S DARING RESCUE

8:26

CHAPTER III - THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS

10:54

CHAPTER IV - CAUGHT ON LOST ISLAND

10:42

CHAPTER V - EXPLORING THE ISLAND

11:14

CHAPTER VI - A WALK UNDER WATER

12:15

CHAPTER VII - A REMARKABLE FIND

9:08

CHAPTER VIII - DISCUSSING THE FIND

14:34

Description

A lively band of boys from the Hilltop Academy sets sail from New York aboard a spacious steam yacht, bound for the sparkling islands of the Spanish Main. Guided by their earnest principal, Dr. Wise, and a colorful crew that includes a quick‑witted cook, the youngsters—Billy, Harry, Arthur and their friends—are eager to trade classroom lessons for real‑world adventure. Their journey promises fresh breezes, bright skies, and a taste of island life, even as they joke about the looming threat of seasickness.

The expedition is more than a vacation; it’s an educational quest arranged by a generous shipping magnate whose son was once rescued by the boys themselves. As the vessel cuts through gentle waves, the group bonds over shared jokes, curious observations, and the occasional cup of “beef tea” offered by the ever‑smiling cook. With the horizon wide open, the Hilltop boys anticipate discoveries that will test their courage, friendship, and the very lessons they’ve learned on the highlands.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (207K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Juliet Sutherland, Emmy and the PG Online Distributed Proofreading Team.

Release date

2005-02-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Cyril Burleigh

Best known for the early 20th-century Hilltop Boys adventures, this writer created brisk, outdoorsy stories built around school friendships, river journeys, and island mysteries. The surviving record is thin, but the books themselves clearly aimed at young readers who liked action, teamwork, and old-fashioned adventure.

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