The Waif of the "Cynthia"

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André Laurie. The Waif of the "Cynthia"

The Waif of the "Cynthia"

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I

MR. MALARIUS' FRIEND

CHAPTER II

THE HOME OF A FISHERMAN IN NOROE

CHAPTER III

MR. HERSEBOM'S REFLECTIONS

CHAPTER IV

AT STOCKHOLM

CHAPTER V

THE THIRTEEN DAYS OF CHRISTMAS

CHAPTER VI

ERIK'S DECISION

CHAPTER VII

VANDA'S OPINION

CHAPTER VIII

PATRICK O'DONOGHAN

CHAPTER IX

IN WHICH A REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS STERLING IS OFFERED

CHAPTER X

TUDOR BROWN, ESQUIRE

CHAPTER XI

THE "VEGA."

CHAPTER XII

UNEXPECTED PASSENGERS

CHAPTER XIII

THE SHIPWRECK

CHAPTER XIV

ON THE ROCKS

CHAPTER XV

THE SHORTEST ROUTE

CHAPTER XVI

FROM SERDZE-KAMEN TO LJAKOW

CHAPTER XVII

AT LAST

CHAPTER XVIII

CANNON-BALLS

CHAPTER XIX

GUNSHOTS

CHAPTER XX

THE END OF THE VOYAGE

CHAPTER XXI

A LETTER FROM PARIS

CHAPTER XXII

AT VAL-FERAY

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Jules Verne, André Laurie

Published by Good Press, 2020

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Hersebom did not answer, but his wife was less discreet.

"Like a little prince," she answered. "Imagine a robe of piquè, trimmed all over with lace, a pelisse of quilted satin, a cloak of white velvet, and a little cap; the son of a king could not have more. Everything he had was beautiful. But you can see for yourself, for I have kept them all just as they were. You may be sure that we did not dress the baby in them. Oh, no; I put Otto's little garments on him, which I had laid away, and which also served, later on, for Vanda. But his outfit is here, and I will show it to you."

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