On the run in the wild Scottish highlands, can David and Alan evade the wily redcoats?

Robert Louis Stevenson, today on the Classic Tales podcast.

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right for you. I hope you're enjoying this refresher in Kidnapped. I've had so much fun revisiting

this story. My favorite film adaptation is the Disney version

with Peter Finch as Alan Breck Stewart and features a young Peter O'Toole. That mixture of,

that sort of classic film acting and production combined with a classic story is uniquely

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I hope you enjoy another healthy helping of David's Adventures.

And now, Kidnapped, Part 2 of 3 by Robert Lewis Stevenson.

Music Robert Lewis Stevenson.

Chapter 12.

I hear of the Red Fox.

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