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Classic Audiobook Collection - The Golden Canyon by G. A. Henty ~ Full Audiobook [adventure]
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The Golden Canyon by G. A. Henty ~ Full Audiobook [adventure]

Classic Audiobook Collection

07/11/23

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The Golden Canyon by G. A. Henty audiobook.

Genre: adventure

In August, 1856, times were hard in San Diego. Dick, who worked on the ship, 'Northampton', was attacked by a ruthless gang - the next morning he found that his ship had sailed off without him. In no time, his closest friends came to him and nursed him back to health. In talking about the events, they decided it was time for a change, to make a better life for themselves, and that meant they would plan to leave and travel together in the quest to find gold in the 'Gold Canyon'. Along the way, they find themselves on the most dangerous adventure they will ever encounter in their lifetime, which includes a whole lot of 'the unexpected' throughout the journey, and meeting up with savagely brutal Apache's. Will there be casualties in this quest? And does there really exist a 'Golden Canyon'? A quick paced action adventure awaits!

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:10:56) Chapter 02

(00:18:48) Chapter 03

(00:28:17) Chapter 04

(00:34:47) Chapter 05

(00:40:58) Chapter 06

(00:49:34) Chapter 07

(00:55:52) Chapter 08

(01:02:42) Chapter 09

(01:08:54) Chapter 10

(01:16:54) Chapter 11

(01:24:30) Chapter 12

(01:29:56) Chapter 13

(01:36:49) Chapter 14

(01:43:26) Chapter 15

(01:50:47) Chapter 16

(01:56:03) Chapter 17

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Billy Whiskers, the Autobiography of a Goat by Frances Trego Montgomery audiobook.

Genre: family

Told with mischievous charm in the voice of its unlikely hero, Billy Whiskers, the Autobiography of a Goat follows a bold young goat whose curiosity is always one nibble away from trouble. When Billy is separated from the comfortable rhythms of farm life, he finds himself plunged into a wider world of wagons and roads, strange barns and backyards, and humans who are by turns helpful, baffled, or downright determined to keep a certain goat out of mischief. Along the way, Billy crosses paths with a lively cast of animals - from barnyard rivals to unexpected companions - and learns that cleverness and nerve can get you far, but so can kindness and a bit of humility. As Billy searches for safety and a place to belong, each narrow escape and comic mishap becomes a lesson in resilience, trust, and the messy business of growing up. Frances Trego Montgomery delivers a classic animal adventure packed with humor, heart, and the spirited perspective of a narrator who is never afraid to tell you exactly what he thinks - especially when snacks are involved.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:11:03) Chapter 02

(00:17:30) Chapter 03

(00:32:00) Chapter 04

(00:40:36) Chapter 05

(00:47:55) Chapter 06

(00:54:08) Chapter 07

(01:11:11) Chapter 08

(01:18:10) Chapter 09

(01:30:57) Chapter 10

(01:57:10) Chapter 11

(02:07:04) Chapter 12

(02:19:52) Chapter 13

(02:25:48) Chapter 14

(02:35:38) Chapter 15

(02:41:34) Chapter 16

(02:52:22) Chapter 17

(03:00:14) Chapter 18

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Fancies Versus Fads by G. K. Chesterton audiobook.

Genre: philosophy

In Fancies Versus Fads, G. K. Chesterton turns his exuberant wit on the passing crazes and grand theories of the early twentieth century, arguing that the newest ideas often become the narrowest prisons. This lively collection of short essays moves restlessly from poetry and free verse to psychoanalysis, prohibition, modern journalism, feminism, film, legal reforms, popular history, and even debates about evolution, treating each topic as a clue to a larger question: what do we lose when fashion replaces tradition and slogans replace common sense? Chesterton writes as a jovial contrarian, delighted to puncture pretension but equally determined to defend ordinary pleasures, humane limits, and the kind of wonder that survives in nursery rhymes and everyday talk. Across these brisk, paradox-laced pieces, he portrays the modern world as full of serious sects that cannot laugh at themselves, and he offers laughter, imagination, and moral clarity as a form of freedom. Part cultural critique, part literary meditation, and part political provocation, this book is an energetic introduction to Chesterton's distinctive voice and his battle against the tyranny of the latest thing.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:07:32) Chapter 02

(00:46:55) Chapter 03

(01:19:02) Chapter 04

(01:40:22) Chapter 05

(01:56:17) Chapter 06

(02:07:03) Chapter 07

(02:17:55) Chapter 08

(02:28:38) Chapter 09

(02:41:06) Chapter 10

(02:51:38) Chapter 11

(03:05:00) Chapter 12

(03:15:47) Chapter 13

(03:25:27) Chapter 14

(03:34:09) Chapter 15

(03:45:33) Chapter 16

(03:58:32) Chapter 17

(04:09:32) Chapter 18

(04:22:32) Chapter 19

(04:34:12) Chapter 20

(04:46:42) Chapter 21

(04:56:36) Chapter 22

(05:07:35) Chapter 23

(05:18:46) Chapter 24

(05:30:22) Chapter 25

(05:40:17) Chapter 26

(05:53:49) Chapter 27

(06:07:48) Chapter 28

(06:30:46) Chapter 29

(06:41:48) Chapter 30

(06:53:29) Chapter 31

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