Further Adventures of Zorro
Johnston McCulley
Play
Length 7 h
Chapters 31
First published 1922
The Further Adventures of Zorro is the sequel to The Mark of Zorro and sees the masked hero out to rescue the kidnapped Lolita Pulido. Swashbuckling pirates, high seas and dangerous challenges await but, as always, Zorro laughs in the face of danger. The heroes are heroic, the villains are villainous and, of course, the damsel in distress is beautiful. No surprises, just pure escapism!
- Summary by LynneT
Chapters
1
Part 1: LAND RATS AND WATER RATS. Read by Chris Pyle 19:14
2
PEDRO THE BOASTER. Read by Anita Hibbard 9:02
3
SUDDEN TURMOIL. Read by Nancy Gorgen 14:13
4
FRAY FELIPE MAKES A VOW. Read by Texasbookworm42 13:03
5
ZORRO TAKES THE TRAIL. Read by Nancy Gorgen 16:40
6
ZORRO STRIKES. Read by Donald Cummings 9:03
7
SEÑOR ZORRO’S DARING. Read by Leylakatam 13:21
8
Part 2: THE GOBLET. Read by HypocriticalHit 13:38
9
LOVE AND MYSTERY. Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:14
10
A DEAD PIRATE. Read by Jayjaysil 13:09
11
ZORRO WALKS THE PLANK. Read by Nancy Gorgen 22:37
12
Part 3: TO THE RESCUE. Read by amyspeaks 10:02
13
TRAGEDY AT A DISTANCE. Read by Brize C 12:38
14
OUT OF THE DEPTHS. Read by Brize C 12:22
15
A SHOW OF GRATITUDE. Read by Brize C 17:32
16
SINGING CABALLEROS. 19:04
17
Part 4: A WILD RIDE. Read by RedCorsair 12:05
18
HOPE IS CRUSHED AGAIN. Read by Anita Hibbard 19:30
19
DOUBLE-FACED. Read by James K. White 12:42
20
THE UNEXPECTED. Read by Brize C 11:30
21
FACE TO FACE. Read by Jayjaysil 8:59
22
Part 5: A PRICE TO BE PAID. Read by Brize C 12:32
23
THE SEÑORITA PLOTS ALSO. Read by Brize C 13:41
24
INTO THE OPEN. Read by Nancy Gorgen 9:44
25
AT THE PRESIDIO. Read by Nancy Gorgen 10:07
26
HELPLESSNESS. Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:10
27
Part 6: FRAY FELIPE USES HIS WIT. Read by Gila Labinger Freeberg 22:21
28
UNEXPECTED HELP. Read by Gila Labinger Freeberg 13:12
29
THE PLIGHT OF RUIZ. Read by Gila Labinger Freeberg 11:33
30
FRAY FELIPE GETS HIS GOBLET. Read by Nancy Gorgen 9:10
31
“MEAL MUSH AND GOAT’S MILK!” Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:30
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