The Lost City

audiobook

The Lost City

by Jos. E. (Joseph Edward) Badger

EN·~5 hours·32 chapters

Chapters

32 total
1

CHAPTER I. NATURE IN TRAVAIL.

13:16
2

CHAPTER II. PROFESSOR FEATHERWIT TAKING NOTES.

13:59
3

CHAPTER III. RIDING THE TORNADO.

12:03
4

CHAPTER IV. THE PROFESSOR'S LITTLE EXPERIMENT.

12:03
5

CHAPTER V. THE PROFESSOR'S UNKNOWN LAND.

11:59
6

CHAPTER VI. A BRACE OF UNWELCOME VISITORS.

12:07
7

CHAPTER VII. THE PROFESSOR'S GREAT ANTICIPATIONS.

13:51
8

CHAPTER VIII. A DUEL TO THE DEATH.

12:17
9

CHAPTER IX. GRAPPLING A QUEER FISH.

11:51
10

CHAPTER X. RESCUED AND RESCUERS.

12:06

Description

In a humid, wind‑tossed wilderness, an oddball professor named Featherwit leads his nephew Waldo and the quick‑witted Bruno on a peculiar expedition. Their banter about cyclones versus tornadoes sets a lively tone, while the sky darkens with an ominous green‑tinged cloud that seems to promise something far beyond ordinary weather. The trio, armed with curiosity and a touch of eccentricity, pause beneath gnarled junipers, feeling the first tremors of a mystery that may lead them far from the familiar hills.

As the storm intensifies, the scientists among them speculate that the swirling mass may be born over the sea, hinting at a hidden phenomenon that could rewrite their understanding of nature. Their witty repartee masks a deeper quest: the whispered legend of a lost city buried beneath the clouds, waiting to be uncovered. Listeners are invited to follow their spirited trek, where humor, scholarly intrigue, and the raw power of the elements intertwine, promising a journey that feels both scholarly and wildly adventurous.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (331K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Charles Keller, and David Widger

Release date

1997-01-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Jos. E. (Joseph Edward) Badger

Jos. E. (Joseph Edward) Badger

1848–1909

Best known for fast-moving frontier adventures and the lost-world novel The Lost City, this prolific dime novelist turned a rough-and-ready life on the American plains into popular fiction. Writing as Jos. E. Badger and sometimes Harry Hazard, he helped shape the wild energy of late 19th-century popular storytelling.

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