The Black Arrow
- Pages
- 227
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0-01 Prologue - John Amend-All
34:06 -
1-01 At the Sign of the 'Sun' in Kettley
16:18 -
1-02 In the Fen
11:04 -
1-03 The Fen Ferry
14:15 -
1-04 A Greenwood Company
15:31 -
1-05 'Bloody as the Hunter'
16:25 -
1-06 To the Day's End
13:45 -
1-07 The Hooded Face
17:22 -
2-01 Dick Asks Questions
16:17 -
2-02 The Two Oaths
14:52 -
2-03 The Room Over the Chapel
12:34 -
2-04 The Passage
9:38 -
2-05 How Dick Changed Sides
16:02 -
3-01 The House by the Shore
15:29 -
3-02 A Skirmish in the Dark
13:24 -
3-03 St. Bride's Cross
6:55 -
3-04 The 'Good Hope'
17:59 -
3-05 The 'Good Hope' - continued
12:39 -
3-06 The 'Good Hope' - concluded
11:01 -
4-01 The Den
15:16 -
4-02 'In Mine Enemies' House'
19:27 -
4-03 The Dead Spy
15:48 -
4-04 In the Abbey Church
20:02 -
4-05 Earl Risingham
7:20 -
4-06 Arblaster Again
21:43 -
5-01 The Shrill Trumpet
14:45 -
5-02 The Battle of Shoreby
14:14 -
5-03 The Battle of Shoreby - concluded
9:16 -
5-04 The Sack of Shoreby
20:31 -
5-05 Night in the Woods: Alicia Risingham
15:36 -
5-06 Night in the Woods - concluded: Dick and Joan
19:34 -
5-07 Dick's Revenge
8:41 -
5-08 Conclusion
5:35
The Black Arrow (1888) is a public domain work.
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About this book
Set during England's Wars of the Roses, this rousing adventure follows young Dick Shelton through ambush, betrayal, and the mysterious outlaw band of the Black Arrow as he seeks revenge for his father's murder and the hand of the girl he loves. Stevenson delivers swordplay, disguise, shipwreck, and derring-do at a breathless pace against a vivid medieval background. A classic boys'-own tale of honor, treachery, and young love in a lawless age, The Black Arrow is pure adventure told with Stevenson's storytelling verve. Fast-moving and full of incident, it remains a thrilling introduction to the romance of England's turbulent fifteenth century.
Contents
- The Black Arrow—a Tale of the Two Roses
- Critic on the Hearth:
- Prologue—john Amend-All
- Book I—the Two Lads
- Book Ii—the Moat House
- Book Iii—my Lord Foxham
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Book facts
- Author
- Robert Louis Stevenson
- Pages
- 227
- Language
- English
- Genre
- British Classics
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