The Rover Boys on the River
Arthur M. Winfield
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I present this new Rover Boys story, which tells of the doings of Dick, Tom, and Sam and their friends during an outing on one of our great rivers,—an outing full of excitement and fun and with a touch of a rather unusual mystery. During the course of the tale some of the old enemies of the Rover Boys turn up, but our heroes know, as of old, how to take care of themselves; and all ends well. - Summary by Arthur Winfield
Arthur M. Winfield is a pen name used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate for the Rover Boys series. (4 hr 46 min)
Chapters
| Introduction | 2:07 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Plans for an Outing | 11:39 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| On the way to Putnam Hall | 10:04 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| The Doings of a Night | 9:47 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| What the Morning Brought Forth | 12:37 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| For and Against | 9:33 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Link Smith's Confession | 10:52 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Fun on the Campus | 8:00 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Good-bye to Putnam Hall | 10:13 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| The Rover Boys at Home | 8:10 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| A Scene in a Cemetery | 8:02 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Attacked from Behind | 7:24 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Flapp and Baxter Plot Mischief | 8:03 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Chips and the Circus Bills | 7:59 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Fun at the Show | 9:24 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Acts Not on the Bills | 8:24 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Aleck Brings News | 10:07 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| A Queer Captain | 7:43 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| On Board the Houseboat | 9:19 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Words and Blows | 8:08 | Read by ashtonhoffman |
| Days of Pleasure | 9:17 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| The Disappearance of the Houseboat | 10:02 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| Dan Baxter's Little Game | 9:44 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| A Run in the Dark | 9:49 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| The Horse Thieves | 8:57 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| Plotting Against Dora and Nellie | 10:27 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| The Search on the River | 10:17 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| Caught Once More | 9:59 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| A Message for the Rovers | 9:21 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| Jake Shaggam, of Shaggam Creek | 9:19 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
| The Rescue—Conclusion | 11:39 | Read by Nancy Gorgen |
Reviews
Different Times, But Very Cringy
Elf Brown
I love the enthusiasm, of the first reader, even though he isn't a "perfect reader". It made me smile. He did do a decent job, and I thank him, for his time and effort. That being said, this particular Rover boys story was really Cringy. Many parts, of the story made me really uncomfortable. It had nothing to do with it being different times. The behaviour, of the boys, toward some of the other people, in the story, was simply mean, for the sake of being mean. The privilege of rank and wealth, like today, afforded them so much consideration, that others would not have gotten. These are issues that haven't changed, and it makes me so sad, that humans can't seem to learn, from the past. The entire story was coloured by this, so was not enjoyable, for me - through no fault, of the readers.