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INTRODUCTION
List of Illustrations
CHAPTER I - OUT IN THE STORM
CHAPTER II - WHO THE ROVER BOYS WERE
CHAPTER III - TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER IV - IN THE GYMNASIUM
CHAPTER V - THE RIVAL SCHOOL
CHAPTER VI - PLAYING HIXLEY HIGH
CHAPTER VII - NEWS FROM ABROAD
The Rover boys have grown up, but their love of adventure hasn’t faded. When a sudden storm drives them into the woods, the cousins—Jack, Andy, Fred, and Randy—must find shelter before the rain turns the forest into a torrent. Their quick thinking leads them toward the river’s rocky bend, where old rumors speak of a hidden hollow that might offer refuge.
Beyond the tempest, the brothers hear news of a booming oil field in the south, promising both excitement and danger. Eager to prove themselves and help a struggling promoter, they set out for the “Land of Luck,” where black gold promises fortune for those bold enough to chase it. Along the way they encounter rugged terrain, skeptical locals, and the ever‑present challenge of teamwork.
With the same spirited humor and daring that made their earlier exploits memorable, the Rover boys now tackle the wild, untamed world of early oil drilling, showing that courage and brotherhood can weather any storm.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (346K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2010-01-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1862–1930
A powerhouse of early children's publishing, he created adventure and mystery series that shaped generations of young readers. His ideas helped launch enduring favorites including The Rover Boys, Tom Swift, the Hardy Boys, and Nancy Drew.
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