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Arthur Conan Doyle
To prove himself to the woman he loves, the young journalist Edward Malone joins an expedition led by the furious, brilliant Professor Challenger to a high…
To prove himself to the woman he loves, the young journalist Edward Malone joins an expedition led by the furious, brilliant Professor Challenger to a high plateau in the Amazon basin, where Challenger claims prehistoric animals still live. With the sceptical Professor Summerlee and the hunter Lord John Roxton they find dinosaurs, pterodactyls and a tribe of ape-men, and are trapped on the plateau when their bridge is destroyed.
Arthur Conan Doyle published the novel in 1912, and it gave its name and pattern to countless stories of hidden worlds. Mark F. Smith reads it alone, in about eight and a half hours.
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