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(Excerpt): "Nearly two thousand seven hundred years ago-or some-where about eight hundred years BuCu-there dwelt a Phoenician sea-captain in one of the eastern sea-ports of Greece-known at that period, or soon after, as Hellas. This captain was solid, square, bronzed, bluff, and resolute, as all sea-captains are-or ought to be-whether ancient or modern. He owned, as well as commanded, one of those curious vessels with one mast and a mighty square-sail, fifty oars or so, double-banked, a dragon's tail in the stern and a horse's head at the prow, in which the Phoenicians of old and other mariners were wont to drive an extensive and lucrative trade in the Mediterranean; sometimes pushing their adventurous keels beyond the Pillars of Hercules, visiting the distant Cassiterides or Tin Isles, and Albion, and even penetrating northward into the Baltic, in search of tin, amber, gold, and what not. One morning this captain, whose name was Arkal, sauntered up from the harbour to his hut, which stood on a conspicuous eminence overlooking the bay."
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GenreLiterary Classics
Length9 hrs 44 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 9, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1R.M. Ballantyne
2Chapter One.
3A Romance of Old Albion.
4Opens with Leave-Taking.
5Chapter Two.: Temporary Delay through Elements and Pirates.
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6Chapter Three.: On the Voyage.
7Chapter Four.: The Storm and Wreck.
8Chapter Five.: After the Wreck.
9Chapter Six.: First Anxieties and Troubles.
10Chapter Seven.: Converse and Adventures by the Way.
11Chapter Eight.: Discovery and Flight.
12Chapter Nine.: Homecoming.
13Chapter Ten.: The Sports.
14Chapter Eleven.: A Notable Duel Followed by Changes and Plots.
15Chapter Twelve.: Plots and Plans.
16Chapter Thirteen.: Mother and Son.
17Chapter Fourteen.: A Terrible Calamity.
18Chapter Fifteen.: An Eavesdropper in the Cave.
19Chapter Sixteen.: Adventures in the Forests.
20Chapter Seventeen.: Branwen in Imminent Danger.
21Chapter Eighteen.: The Prince Undertakes Strange Work.
22Chapter Nineteen.: Prince Bladud takes Possession of his Estate and Begins Business.
23Chapter Twenty.: A Strange Abode and a Wild Visitor.
24Chapter Twenty One.: A Strange Encounter and a Friend in Need.
25Chapter Twenty Two.: The Pigs’ Cure.
26Chapter Twenty Three.: In which very Perplexing Events Occur.
27Chapter Twenty Four.: Describes an Ardent Search.
28Chapter Twenty Five.: More Secrets and Surprises.
29Chapter Twenty Six.: Further Searchings and Perplexities.
30Chapter Twenty Seven.: Cross Purposes and Complications.
31Chapter Twenty Eight.: Enemies, Friends, Scouts, Skirmishes, and Councils of War.
32Chapter Twenty Nine.: The Battle of the Springs.
33Chapter Thirty.: Small Beginnings of Future Great Things.
34Chapter Thirty One.: More Plots and Plans.
35Chapter Thirty Two.: Branwen Visits Gunrig.
36Chapter Thirty Three.: The Hebrew’s Mission.
37Chapter Thirty Four.: Bladud’s Return and Trials.
38Chapter Thirty Five.: The Plot Thickens.
39Chapter Thirty Six.: The Dénouement.
40Chapter Thirty Seven.
41The Last.
42The End.
