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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: The Lost World (abridged)

Read by Glen McCready

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: The Lost World (abridged)

Read by Glen McCready

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About

The precursor of Jurassic Park. Somewhere in South America, there is a plateau; and roaming in its forests are dinosaurs. Only one man has ever been there, and his reports are so astonishing that no-one is prepared to believe him; except the extraordinary Professor Challenger. He decides to take a trip to prove beyond doubt that this lost world really exists. With the daredevil journalist Edward Malone, meticulous, sceptical Professor Summerlee and the professional adventurer Lord John Roxton, Challenger sets out on a mission as dangerous as it is thrilling. Inspiring endless imitations, The Lost World is Sir Arthur Conan Doylersquo;s classic adventure of discovery.

Contents and tracklist

Mr. Hungerton, her father, really was the most tactless person…
Track length5:54
Behold me then, at the office of the Daily Gazette…
Track length6:36
Half an hour later…
Track length5:35
His appearance made me gasp…
Track length6:28
He was scratching about among the litter of papers…
Track length6:27
For answer, the professor took a book down…
Track length6:05
From a drawer he produced…
Track length5:41
My day was a busy one…
Track length5:01
At last the lecture came to an end…
Track length7:56
Lord John Roxton and I…
Track length8:42
I will not bore those whom this narrative may reach…
Track length9:06
Our friends at home may well rejoice with us…
Track length5:54
Early next morning we were again afoot…
Track length3:21
A dreadful thing has happened to us.
Track length5:53
'As to the man's identity,' said Professor Challenger…
Track length5:17
What occurred was this.
Track length5:40
The level of the plateau…
Track length6:27
We were still discussing it…
Track length4:24
The most wonderful things have happened…
Track length5:25
Our situation, stranded…
Track length5:41
It was destined that on this very morning…
Track length8:04
Lord John Roxton was right…
Track length6:13
In the morning it was not long…
Track length5:49
He stood on the boxes while I faced the trunk…
Track length5:43
I have said…
Track length6:08
I was plodding up the slope…
Track length5:19
I was weary and spent…
Track length4:01
It was an awesome thing to sleep…
Track length8:34
We filled in the time…
Track length4:38
This time it was Summerlee.
Track length5:38
We had imagined that our pursuers…
Track length6:06
It was in the early afternoon that we started…
Track length3:35
At earliest dawn our camp was astir…
Track length7:01
The victory of the Indians…
Track length6:50
There is a dry bituminous wood upon the plateau…
Track length6:05
The excitement which had been caused…
Track length6:39
It had been hoped that the proceedings would end there…
Track length6:30
It was at this point…
Track length5:26
And Gladys – oh, my Gladys!
Track length7:08
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