The Scalp Hunters
Thomas Mayne Reid
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"Unroll the world’s map, and look upon the great northern continent of America. Away to the wild west, away toward the setting sun, away beyond many a far meridian, let your eyes wander. Rest them where golden rivers rise among peaks that carry the eternal snow. Rest them there.
You are looking upon a land whose features are un-furrowed by human hands, still bearing the marks of the Almighty mould, as upon the morning of creation; a region whose every object wears the impress of God’s image. His ambient spirit lives in the silent grandeur of its mountains, and speaks in the roar of its mighty rivers: a region redolent of romance, rich in the reality of adventure.
Follow me, with the eye of your mind, through scenes of wild beauty, of savage sublimity."
So begins this early book by Mayne Reid, a book of romance, of adventure, and of the wide open spaces of the Wild West. (Adapted from the first chapter) (0 hr 9 min)
Kapitel
The Wild West | 13:49 | Gelesen von Dale Latham |
The Prairie Merchant | 9:42 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Prairie Fever | 9:06 | Gelesen von Dale Latham |
A Ride on a Buffalo Bull | 15:54 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
In a Bad Fix | 16:49 | Gelesen von Dale Latham |
Santa Fe | 12:56 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Fandango | 20:17 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Seguin the Scalp-Hunter | 9:41 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Left Behind | 10:54 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Del Norte | 8:18 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The 'Journey of Death' | 11:10 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Zoe | 11:12 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Seguin | 6:22 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Love | 6:25 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Light and Shade | 8:28 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
An Autobiography | 17:56 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Up the Del Norte | 11:04 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Geography and Geology | 13:55 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Scalp-Hunters | 19:55 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Sharp-Shooting | 18:06 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
A Feat a la Tell | 10:33 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
A Feat a la Tail | 11:52 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Programme | 10:45 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
El Sol and La Luna | 10:28 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
The War-Trail | 18:35 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
Three Days in the Trap | 18:02 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Diggers | 7:22 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Dacoma | 13:21 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
A Dinner with Two Dishes | 20:29 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
Blinding the Pursuer | 17:29 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
A Buffalo 'Surround' | 17:32 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Another 'Coup' | 11:07 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
A Bitter Trap | 10:26 | Gelesen von Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
The Phantom City | 19:18 | Gelesen von Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
The Mountain of Gold | 9:28 | Gelesen von Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Navajoa | 9:05 | Gelesen von Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
The Night Ambuscade | 9:23 | Gelesen von Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Adele | 16:26 | Gelesen von Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
The White Scalp | 16:08 | Gelesen von Kit Noussis |
The Fight in the Pass | 20:09 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Barranca | 14:09 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Foe | 7:35 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
New Misery | 12:08 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
The Flag of Truce | 12:50 | Gelesen von Daniel Nunan |
A Vexed Treaty | 15:27 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
A Conflict with Closed Doors | 12:31 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
A Queer Encounter in a Cave | 13:50 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
Smoked Out | 7:36 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
A Novel Mode of Equitation | 6:09 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
A Fast Dye | 10:37 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Astonishing the Natives | 10:06 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
Running Amuck | 11:19 | Gelesen von Bill Boerst |
A Conflict Upon a Cliff | 16:27 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
An Unexpected Encontre | 13:07 | Gelesen von Deon Gines |
The Rescue | 11:01 | Gelesen von TriciaG |
El Paso Del Norte | 8:19 | Gelesen von Larry Wilson |
Touching the Chords of Memory | 15:59 | Gelesen von Larry Wilson |
Bewertungen





Chris
The first half of the book is a bit slow, but when it starts to get a good in the second half, it is completely RUINED by some terrible readers! I know they are volunteers, but some had annoying voices and Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan either had a speech impediment, or was drunk and unintelligible at points! Relying on volunteers as one thing, but this was shocking! Surely these books must be vetted, and if you can’t read clearly with a decent sounding voice, they should say thanks but no thanks!! If you persevere through these things, the second half of the book is really good.





Vern
first half is boring. last half pretty good. a few very annoying readers but most are good





Rogers
It took my breath away, not once, but chapter after chapter.