The cover page is adapted from Hunting for Hidden Gold, a painting completed in 1928 by Walter S. Rogers. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_S._Rogerswww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
Hunting for Hidden Gold
Chapitres (24)
- I: In the Storm 0:00
- II: A Call for Help 12:46
- III: Jadbury Wilson 22:31
- IV: A Tale of the West 32:47
- V: Con Riley Under Fire 45:26
- VI: A Message from Montana 57:18
- VII: In the Windy City 1:08:17
- VIII: The Second Stranger 1:19:03
- IX: The Escape 1:30:52
- X: On Guard 1:38:59
- XI: Fenton Hardy’s Story 1:48:29
- XII: The Cave-in 2:00:50
- XIII: In the Depths of the Earth 2:13:18
- XIV: Attacked by the Outlaws 2:24:43
- XV: The Trap 2:38:01
- XVI: Information 2:50:15
- XVII: The Outlaw’s Notebook 2:59:40
- XVIII: The Blizzard 3:11:47
- XIX: The Lone Tree 3:21:51
- XX: Down the Shaft 3:31:50
- XXI: Underground 3:41:22
- XXII: Black Pepper 3:52:03
- XXIII: The Capture 3:59:49
- XXIV: Bart Dawson Explains 4:11:23
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During an extended winter holiday, the Hardy boys are summoned to Montana by their father to help with a case: recovering stolen gold. The trip out West is anything but easy; the boys’ fame and success as amateur detectives has reached their father’s enemies, who are determined to undermine a reunion. Facing dangers from man, beast, and nature, the Hardy boys embark on a journey to recover the missing gold and bring justice to the small mining town of Lucky Bottom.
This is the fifth book of the Hardy boys series, first published in 1928. While the author is credited to be Franklin W. Dixon, in reality, Leslie MacFarlane and Edward Stratemeyer are primarily responsible for the early volumes, including this one. This Standard Ebooks edition is based on the original 1928 text.