Rover Boys in the Jungle
Arthur M. Winfield
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Length 5 h 3 min
Chapters 31
First published 1899
Third entry in the then-popular boys' adventure series has the Rover brothers (Tom, Dick, & Sam) heading to Africa to search for their long-missing father, after a few more adventures at their upstate New York boarding school, Putnam Hall. - Summary by BellonaTimes
Arthur M. Winfield is a pen name used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate for the Rover Boys series.
Chapters
1
Introduction Read by Bellona Times 2:06
2
Newcomers at the Academy Read by Bellona Times 12:15
3
An Old Enemy Turns Up Read by Bellona Times 11:19
4
The Chase on the Lake Read by Bellona Times 11:35
5
Fun and an Explosion Read by Bellona Times 11:02
6
The Strange Figure in the Hallway Read by Bellona Times 9:48
7
Who Was Guilty? Read by Bellona Times 11:03
8
In Which Alexander Pop Runs Away Read by Bellona Times 10:18
9
The Rover Boys on Wheels Read by Bellona Times 10:49
10
A Strange Message from the Sea Read by Bellona Times 11:41
11
The Rovers Reach a Conclusion Read by Bellona Times 11:38
12
Off for Africa Read by Bellona Times 11:27
13
A Rescue in MidOcean Read by Bellona Times 10:41
14
A Strange Meeting in Boma Read by Bellona Times 12:20
15
Captain Villaires Little Plot Read by Bellona Times 12:41
16
The Start up the Congo Read by Bellona Times 11:41
17
The Attack at the Hostelry Read by Bellona Times 9:26
18
A Demand of Importance Read by Bellona Times 9:06
19
What Happened to Tom and Sam Read by Bellona Times 10:22
20
The Fight at the Old Fort Read by Bellona Times 11:14
21
Into the Heart of Africa Read by Bellona Times 7:55
22
A Hurricane Read by Bellona Times 9:42
23
Dick Meets an Old Enemy Read by Bellona Times 6:16
24
Josiah Crabtree Makes a Move Read by Bellona Times 8:31
25
Dick and the Lion Read by Bellona Times 6:58
26
The Last of Josiah Crabtree Read by Bellona Times 9:39
27
The Journey to the Mountain Read by Bellona Times 6:24
28
King Susko Read by Bellona Times 4:32
29
The Village on the Mountain Read by Bellona Times 7:02
30
Finding the LongLost Read by Bellona Times 5:33
31
Conclusion Read by Bellona Times 6:58
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