The Story of the Treasure SeekersTHE STORY OF THE TREASURE SEEKERSReading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE STORY OF THE TREASURE SEEKERSTO OSWALD BARRON Without whom this book could never have been written The Treasure Seekers is dedicated in memory of childhoods identical but for the accidents of time and spaceCHAPTER 1. THE COUNCIL OF WAYS AND MEANSCHAPTER 2. DIGGING FOR TREASURECHAPTER 3. BEING DETECTIVESCHAPTER 4. GOOD HUNTINGCHAPTER 5. THE POET AND THE EDITORCHAPTER 6. NOEL’S PRINCESSCHAPTER 7. BEING BANDITSCHAPTER 8. BEING EDITORSCHAPTER 9. THE G. B.CHAPTER 10. LORD TOTTENHAMCHAPTER 11. CASTILIAN AMOROSOCHAPTER 12. THE NOBLENESS OF OSWALDCHAPTER 13. THE ROBBER AND THE BURGLARCHAPTER 14. THE DIVINING-RODCHAPTER 15. ‘LO, THE POOR INDIAN!’CHAPTER 16. THE END OF THE TREASURE-SEEKINGBeginning of this editionNext chapter →TO OSWALD BARRON Without whom this book could never have been written The Treasure Seekers is dedicated in memory of childhoods identical but for the accidents of time and spaceAll chapters and sections (18)Other sectionsTHE STORY OF THE TREASURE SEEKERSTO OSWALD BARRON Without whom this book could never have been written The Treasure Seekers is dedicated in memory of childhoods identical but for the accidents of time and spaceChapters12345678910111213141516by E. NesbitBeing the adventures of the Bastable children in search of a fortuneTO OSWALD BARRON Without whom this book could never have been written The Treasure Seekers is dedicated in memory of childhoods identical but for the accidents of time and space →