Dash for Khartoum: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Dash for Khartoum, credited to G. A. Henty, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Dash for Khartoum by G. A. Henty. Read in English by deongines; KHand; Heidi Olson When a nursemaid mixes up her baby boy and the baby of the family she works for, the family decides to keep both. Years later, the nursemaid returns, intent on using the boys to get money. When the boy she chooses first refuses to help and instead runs away, his adopted family is willing to do everything they can to rescue him. But will it be enough when war threatens in the Sudan--the runaway's destination? - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles

Recording facts

• Recording title: Dash for Khartoum
• Author credits: G. A. Henty
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 21
• Listed recording duration: 13:15:25

Catalogue topics

• runaway
• Sudan
• henty
• soudan
• khartoum

Track guide

1. 01 - Mixed! — 35:21
2. 02 - At Cheltenham — 43:24
3. 03 - Gone — 39:07
4. 04 - Back at School — 40:59
5. 05 - Enlisted — 30:02
6. 06 - Egypt — 39:39
7. 07 - El-Teb — 41:49
8. 08 - Tamanieb — 23:42
9. 09 - The Camel Corps — 44:12
10. 10 - An Unexpected Meeting — 40:35
11. 11 - Abu Klea — 41:03
12. 12 - Metemmeh — 38:06
13. 13 - Abu Kru — 38:56
14. 14 - A Slave — 41:52
15. 15 - Bad News — 31:29
16. 16 - In Disguise — 31:58
17. 17 - A Runaway Slave — 33:13
18. 18 - The Zareba — 37:15
19. 19 - A Long Search — 31:32
20. 20 - Found! — 43:31
21. 21 - Home! — 47:40

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