
Two Little Travellers - A Story for Girls - BY RAY CUNNINGHAM - (FRANCES BROWNE ARTHUR) - Author of "For Gilbert's Sake," "John Carew's Daughter," &c., &c.
TWO LITTLE TRAVELLERS.
CHAPTER I. - UNDER THE CEDAR TREE.
CHAPTER II. - LEFT BEHIND!
CHAPTER III. - THE BABES IN THE WOOD.
CHAPTER IV. - FAR, FAR AWAY!
CHAPTER V. - GONE AMISSING!
CHAPTER VI. - THE CRUISE OF H.M.S. "DREADNOUGHT."
CHAPTER VII. - HILL DIFFICULTY.
CHAPTER VIII. - BAMBO AND BRUNO.
Beneath the sprawling cedar on a golden September afternoon, a small family gathers in quiet togetherness. Captain Dene rests with his two young children—Darby, a curious seven‑year‑old, and Joan, a bright‑eyed five‑year‑old—while the garden hums with the late‑summer chorus of birds and the scent of ripening fruit. Though the sun filters through the leaves, a gentle melancholy shadows the scene, for the captain is due to sail soon for distant lands, leaving his little ones behind.
The story follows Darby and Joan as they wrestle with the impending separation, capturing the tender mix of fear and wonder that comes with a parent’s departure. Through their eyes, listeners glimpse a world of childhood imagination set against the backdrop of a nation at war, where bravery and longing intertwine. Their quiet hopes and whispered promises invite listeners to share in a heartfelt journey of love, resilience, and the first steps toward growing up.
Full title
Two little travellers : A story for girls A Story for Girls
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (312K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jul 4, 2008
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

d. 1920
An Irish-born writer of children's fiction, she published both under her own name and as Ray Cunningham. Her stories often center on family life, young people, and the emotional adventures of growing up.
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