Rover Boys Out West
Arthur M. Winfield
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Length 5 h 27 min
Chapters 30
First published 1900
Despite the title, the Rover Brothers spend several chapters -- over half the book -- back East, against arch-nemeses Josiah Crabtree and the Baxter family. Formulaic fun was dated even by the 1940's when Orson Welles satirized it on the radio. - 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 2:15
2
Something About the Rovers Read by Bellona Times 12:47
3
The Missing Danger Signal Read by Bellona Times 11:38
4
A Trail is Found and Lost Read by Bellona Times 11:42
5
A Struggle in the Dark Read by Bellona Times 11:18
6
An Interesting Letter Read by Bellona Times 10:39
7
A Hunt Through the Woods Read by Bellona Times 10:14
8
What Became of Tom Read by Bellona Times 11:16
9
A Dose of Tar and Feathers Read by Bellona Times 10:55
10
In the Nick of Time Read by Bellona Times 12:08
11
Brought to Trial Read by Bellona Times 11:08
12
Winter Days at Putnam Hall Read by Bellona Times 10:14
13
Lost in the Snow Read by Bellona Times 12:26
14
A Few Spring Happenings Read by Bellona Times 12:42
15
How Arnold Baxter Escaped Read by Bellona Times 10:36
16
Something About the Eclipse Mine Read by Bellona Times 10:42
17
Bound For The West Read by Bellona Times 11:31
18
The Rover Boys in Chicago Read by Bellona Times 11:17
19
The Burly Stranger's Little Game Read by Bellona Times 11:08
20
Just A Little Too Late Read by Bellona Times 9:02
21
Off For the Mining District Read by Bellona Times 9:37
22
Lost in the Mountains Read by Bellona Times 10:53
23
Tom Meets the Enemy Read by Bellona Times 9:41
24
The Search for the Missing Boy Read by Bellona Times 9:20
25
A Cave and A Bear Read by Bellona Times 11:15
26
The Baxters Try To Make Terms Read by Bellona Times 8:39
27
Dash for Liberty Read by Bellona Times 9:19
28
Bill Noxton Comes to Grief Read by Bellona Times 8:10
29
Locating the Lost Mine Read by Bellona Times 9:02
30
The Landslide - Conclusion Read by Bellona Times 12:28
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