Two Boy Gold Miners (Or, Lost in the Mountains): Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
Two Boy Gold Miners (Or, Lost in the Mountains) by Frank V. Webster: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 25 original MP3 tracks, 4:13:37 running time and a link to listen.
Two Boy Gold Miners (Or, Lost in the Mountains), credited to Frank V. Webster, 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 Two Boy Gold Miners (Or, Lost in the Mountains) by Frank V. Webster. Read in English by Anthony St. Pierre. Two farm boys whose family is desperately trying to maintain a farm livelihood set out West in the company of an old prospector in quest of gold. Despite many setbacks, they ultimately strike a bonanza, and save their family from destitution. The moral of the story: Nothing ventured, nothing gained. - Summary by Anthony St. Pierre
Recording facts
- Recording title: Two Boy Gold Miners (Or, Lost in the Mountains)
- Author credits: Frank V. Webster
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 25
- Listed recording duration: 4:13:37
Catalogue topics
- adventure
- hard times
- farming
- gold mining
Opening tracks: first 24 of 25
- 01 - Hard Times — 11:51
- 02 - After the Runaway — 10:14
- 03 - The Gold Miner — 10:43
- 04 - A Curious Story — 10:13
- 05 - More Hard Luck — 9:19
- 06 - The Gold Strike — 11:51
- 07 - Off For the West — 8:06
- 08 - The Bucking Bronco — 10:11
- 09 - After Big Game — 9:38
- 10 - In the Rapids — 10:43
- 11 - Caught in a Storm — 7:47
- 12 - In the Gold Fields — 6:16
- 13 - On the Trail — 9:47
- 14 - The Marshal Interferes — 9:14
- 15 - Their First Gold — 10:16
- 16 - Lost — 9:30
- 17 - Cornered By a Bear — 8:21
- 18 - Finding the Nuggets — 7:07
- 19 - Con Morton Appears — 7:13
- 20 - Pursued — 20:58
- 21 - What Happened to Gabe — 9:00
- 22 - Staking Their Claims — 21:27
- 23 - Cheerless Prospects — 9:39
- 24 - Losing the Farm — 6:56
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