The Mercer Boys on a Treasure Hunt

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The Mercer Boys on a Treasure Hunt

by Capwell Wyckoff

EN·~4 hours·25 chapters

Chapters

25 total
1

THE MERCER BOYS ON A TREASURE HUNT - CHAPTER I THE PROFESSOR’S LETTER

12:30
2

CHAPTER II THE STORY OF THE PHANTOM GALLEON

8:50
3

CHAPTER III A ROYAL INVITATION

10:59
4

CHAPTER IV THE PROFESSOR IS ATTACKED

14:51
5

CHAPTER V THE PROWLER IN THE NIGHT

13:27
6

CHAPTER VI THE SCENE IN THE MOONLIGHT

13:35
7

CHAPTER VII SACKETT’S RAID

11:12
8

CHAPTER VIII THE SEARCH IS BEGUN

10:53
9

CHAPTER IX THE RUINED CASTLE

13:12
10

CHAPTER X THE ROPE IN THE DUNGEON

11:18

Description

Don and Jim Mercer have just returned from a week at Woodcrest Military Institute, hoping for a lazy summer in their hometown of Bridgewater, Maine. Their routine day on the local baseball field takes an unexpected turn when Don’s powerful swing shatters the window of Professor Scott’s house. The boys, accustomed to good-natured mischief, scramble to assess the damage and wonder whether the reclusive professor is home.

Their curiosity quickly deepens when they discover a hidden note tucked among the broken glass, hinting at a long‑forgotten secret tied to the town’s history. Already seasoned by previous escapades— from thwarting river bandits to solving a puzzling academy mystery— the Mercer brothers, along with their loyal friend Terry, feel the pull of another adventure. Listeners are invited to join them as they follow the first clues of a treasure hunt that promises danger, camaraderie, and the thrill of uncovering what lies beneath Bridgewater’s quiet surface.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (275K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson, Rod Crawford, MFR and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2016-12-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

CW

Capwell Wyckoff

1903–1953

A Presbyterian minister who turned spare hours on a night switchboard into a writing career, he became known for brisk, wholesome adventure stories for young readers. His best-known books include the Mercer Boys and Mystery Hunter series, shaped by a life that moved from New Jersey to mission work in the Ozarks and Kentucky.

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