Gordon King, child of the twentieth century, was not to be frightened away by what seemed foolish superstition. The young American was soon to find that a courageous man might easily enter the treacherous depths of the jungle, but it was quite another matter as to whether he might ever come out again, alive. - Summary by original Gutenberg text
Chapters
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Chapter 1 - The Jungle Read by Mark Nelson 25:10
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Chapter 2 - The Delirium Read by Mark Nelson 28:07
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Chapter 3 - The Hunter Read by Mark Nelson 29:08
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Chapter 4 - Fou-Tan Read by Mark Nelson 25:44
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Chapter 5 - The Capture Read by Mark Nelson 25:36
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Chapter 6 - The Leper King Read by Mark Nelson 20:50
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Chapter 7 - A Soldier of the Guard Read by Mark Nelson 23:40
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Chapter 8 - In the House of the King Read by Mark Nelson 26:02
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Chapter 9 - The Flight Read by Mark Nelson 25:34
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Chapter 10 - Love and the Brute Read by Mark Nelson 28:03
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Chapter 11 - Warriors From Pnom Dhek Read by Mark Nelson 26:44
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Chapter 12 - Guest and Prisoner Read by Mark Nelson 30:15
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Chapter 13 - Farewell For Ever! Read by Mark Nelson 26:38
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Chapter 14 - My Lord the Tiger Read by Mark Nelson 27:39
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Chapter 15 - War Read by Mark Nelson 27:15
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Chapter 16 - In the Palace of Beng Kher Read by Mark Nelson 28:33
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Chapter 17 - Conclusion Read by Mark Nelson 3:26
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