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"Dick Sands: The Boy Captain" is an adventure novel written by Jules Verne and first published in 1878 as "Dick Sand, A Captain at Fifteen." The story is set in the mid-19th century and follows the young protagonist, Dick Sands, on a perilous journey across the Atlantic Ocean.

Summary:
The novel opens with the wreck of a ship, the "Pilgrim," which becomes stranded on the coast of Africa. The survivors of the shipwreck include the elderly Captain Hull, Mrs. Weldon (a wealthy widow), her adopted son, Jack, and a group of passengers and crew members. The rest of the crew is lost at sea. The passengers and crew face the harsh challenges of surviving in the African wilderness.

As the group tries to find their way to safety, they encounter various dangers, including wild animals, hostile tribes, and the unforgiving African landscape. The group is initially led by Captain Hull, but when he dies, the responsibility falls to Dick Sands, a teenage boy who had been a cabin boy on the ship. Dick demonstrates his resourcefulness, courage, and leadership skills as he takes on the role of captain and guide for the group.

One of the major conflicts in the story arises when it becomes apparent that there is a traitor among the survivors who is secretly working against them. The group's safety and survival are constantly threatened as they try to uncover the identity of the traitor and deal with the challenges of their hostile environment.

As the group continues its journey, Dick Sands befriends the native African boy, Hercules, who becomes a loyal companion and valuable member of the team. Together, they face numerous trials and tribulations, with Dick's determination and Hercules's physical prowess helping them overcome these challenges.

The story unfolds with a series of adventures and encounters with dangerous wildlife and native tribes. The group's ultimate goal is to find a way back to civilization and safety, all while dealing with internal conflicts and the pursuit of the traitor in their midst.

Throughout the novel, Jules Verne explores themes of survival, leadership, trust, and the clash of cultures as the characters navigate the treacherous African landscape. "Dick Sands: The Boy Captain" is a classic adventure story that highlights the resilience and resourcefulness of the human spirit in the face of adversity. The novel's title character, Dick Sands, embodies the qualities of a true hero as he guides his companions through the challenges of their harrowing journey.



CHAPTER I. 00:00:00
CHAPTER II. 00:18:26
CHAPTER III. 00:30:24
CHAPTER IV. 00:44:26
CHAPTER V. 00:54:40
CHAPTER VI. 01:15:38
CHAPTER VII. 01:31:42
CHAPTER VIII. 01:43:47
CHAPTER IX. 02:00:14
CHAPTER X. 02:11:22
CHAPTER XI. 02:30:54
CHAPTER XII. 02:49:27
CHAPTER XIII. 03:06:57
CHAPTER XIV. 03:26:39
CHAPTER XV. 03:47:06
CHAPTER XVI. 04:08:05
CHAPTER XVII 04:27:30
CHAPTER XVIII. 04:45:58
CHAPTER I. 05:01:46
CHAPTER II. 05:22:42
CHAPTER III. 05:38:24
CHAPTER IV. 05:56:51
CHAPTER V. 06:13:37
CHAPTER VI. 06:28:58
CHAPTER VII. 06:45:52
CHAPTER VIII. 07:01:24
CHAPTER IX. 07:17:42
CHAPTER X. 07:33:17
CHAPTER XI. 07:49:31
CHAPTER XII. 08:05:07
CHAPTER XIII. 08:21:04
CHAPTER XIV. 08:33:17
CHAPTER XV. 08:52:42
CHAPTER XVI. 09:08:14
CHAPTER XVII. 09:20:15
CHAPTER XVIII. 09:34:31
CHAPTER XIX. 09:50:44
CHAPTER XX. 10:05:04
More: Dick Sands the Boy Captain, Jules Verne, Audiobook
Adventure, Survival, Whaling Ship
Africa, Young Captain, Sea Voyage
Shipwreck, Enslavement, Courage
Leadership, Classic Literature, Full Length

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