Audiobook: Child of the Moat
- Download Chapter 1: Hate audio
- Download Chapter 2: Secrets audio
- Download Chapter 3: Hate and Love audio
- Download Chapter 4: The Prisoner audio
- Download Chapter 5: The Thief audio
- Download Chapter 6: Bitterness audio
- Download Chapter 7: Death audio
- Download Chapter 8: Remorse audio
- Download Chapter 9: The Judgement audio
- Download Chapter 10: The Packman's Visit audio
- Download Chapter 11: Swords and Questionings audio
- Download Chapter 12: ''Moll O'the Graves'' audio
- Download Chapter 13: Coming Events Cast Shadows audio
- Download Chapter 14: Goodbye audio
- Download Chapter 15: The Terror of the Mist audio
- Download Chapter 16: A Desperate Task audio
- Download Chapter 17: Carlisle audio
- Download Chapter 18: A Diplomatic Victory audio
- Download Chapter 19: The Loss audio
- Download Chapter 20: Persecution audio
- Download Chapter 21: Torture audio
- Download Chapter 22: To the Rescue audio
- Download Chapter 23: A Duel to the Death audio
- Download Chapter 24: A Ride in Vain audio
- Download Chapter 25: Amazing Discoveries audio
- Download Chapter 26: The Battle of Liddisdale audio
- Download Chapter 27: The Birthday Party audio
- Download Chapter 28: The Last Adventure audio
- Download Chapter 29: A Tale of a Tub audio
- Download Chapter 30: The Great Iron Chest and Afterword audio
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Ian Holborn (professor of archaeology and a writer) was on board the RMS Lusitania when it was torpedoed, and as it sank he rescued a 12 year old girl named Avis Dolphin. She later complained that books for girls were not very interesting, so he decided to write one for her "as thrilling as any book written for boys!" This book is dedicated to her.
From the Preface: This story is not written for grown-ups, and if they want to know why it begins with such a gruesome first chapter, let them ask the children. Children like the horrors first and the end all bright. Many grown-ups like the tragedy at the end. But perhaps the children are right and the grown-ups are standing on their heads. - Summary by Beth Thomas
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