Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon

Narrators:Scott Robbins, Esther, J. M. Smallheer, Luke Harrison, geofred, Luigina, Kristine Bekere, Nichole Karl, jburby, Dr Speedbump, Jacob Miller, Lizzie Driver, Sibella Denton

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1. Part 1, Chapter 1: A Captain of the Woods
2. Part 1, Chapter 2: Robber and Robbed
3. Part 1, Chapter 3: The Garral Family
4. Part 1, Chapter 4: Hesitation
5. Part 1, Chapter 5: The Amazon
6. Part 1, Chapter 6: A Forest on the Ground
7. Part 1, Chapter 7: Following a Liana
8. Part 1, Chapter 8: The Jangada
9. Part 1, Chapter 9: The Evening of the Fifth of June
10. Part 1, Chapter 10: From Iquitos to Pevas
11. Part 1, Chapter 11: From Pevas to the Frontier
12. Part 1, Chapter 12:Fragoso at Work
13. Part 1, Chapter 13: Torres
14. Part 1, Chapter 14: Still Descending
15. Part 1, Chapter 15: The Continued Descent
16. Part 1, Chapter 16: Ega
17. Part 1, Chapter 17: An Attack
18. Part 1, Chapter 18: The Arrival Dinner
19. Part 1, Chapter 19: Ancient History
20. Part 1, Chapter 20: Between the Two Men
21. Part 2, Chapter 1: Manaos
22. Part 2, Chapter 2: The First Moments
23. Part 2, Chapter 3: Retrospective
24. Part 2, Chapter 4: Moral Proofs
25. Part 2, Chapter 5: Material Proofs
26. Part 2, Chapter 6: The Last Blow
27. Part 2, Chapter 7: Resolutions
28. Part 2, Chapter 8: The First Search
29. Part 2, Chapter 9: The Second Attempt
30. Part 2, Chapter 10: A Cannon Shot
31. Part 2, Chapter 11: The Contents of the Case
32. Part 2, Chapter 12: The Document
33. Part 2, Chapter 13: Is it a Matter of Figures?
34. Part 2, Chapter 14: Chance!
35. Part 2, Chapter 15: The Last Efforts
36. Part 2, Chapter 16: Preparations
37. Part 2, Chapter 17: The Last Night
38. Part 2, Chapter 18: Fragoso
39. Part 2, Chapter 19: The Crime of Tijuco
40. Part 2, Chapter 20: the Lower Amazon

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First published in 1881, Eight Hundred Miles on the Amazon is an adventure novel by Jules Verne, having elements of codes and cryptography. Unlike many of his other stories, it is not a work of science fiction. Rather, it describes a voyage down the Amazon River on a large raft, or jangada). Many aspects of the raft, scenery, and journey are described in detail. - Summary by not.a.moose, adapted from Wikipedia.