The River Motor Boat Boys on the Amazon; Or, The Secret of Cloud Island

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The River Motor Boat Boys on the Amazon; Or, The Secret of Cloud Island

by Harry Gordon

EN·~4 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
1

CHAPTER I.—ALL READY FOR THE AMAZON

14:08
2

CHAPTER II.—A CALL FROM THE DARKNESS

11:04
3

CHAPTER III.—THE BROWN LEATHER BAG

12:36
4

CHAPTER IV.—TWO GUESTS AND AN ARREST

12:48
5

CHAPTER V.—THE BOY FROM PERU

11:23
6

CHAPTER VI.—$500 REWARD——LIGHTS OF PARA

11:18
7

CHAPTER VII.—A BOAT FROM THE SOUTH BRANCH

12:47
8

CHAPTER VIII.—AN ADDITION TO THE PARTY

11:00
9

CHAPTER IX.—AN ALARM IN THE NIGHT

15:06
10

CHAPTER X.—A CAMPFIRE IN THE JUNGLE

13:34

Description

A group of adventurous boys is about to set sail down the mighty Amazon, their motor boat humming beneath a rain‑splattered sky. While they argue over money, jokes, and the ever‑present worry‑prone “grouch,” the excitement of an upcoming expedition fuels their banter. Their camaraderie is palpable, and the promise of a new shore—somewhere along the Brazilian coast—keeps their spirits high despite the stormy weather.

When the night falls, they spread out an old map that points to a mysterious place called Cloud Island, a spot whispered about in local legend. The boys decide to chase the secret together, ready to face the jungle’s hidden perils, treacherous currents, and the unknown treasures the island might hold. Their youthful optimism and daring curiosity set the stage for a thrilling journey into the heart of the Amazon, where friendship will be tested and the true meaning of adventure will begin to unfold.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (270K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.bookcove.net

Release date

2015-10-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Harry Gordon

Harry Gordon

A fearless journalist and gifted storyteller, this Australian writer covered wars, edited major newspapers, and became one of the best-known historians of the Olympic Games. His work blends frontline reporting, sharp observation, and a lifelong passion for sport.

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