Adrift on the Pacific: A Boys [sic] Story of the Sea and its Perils
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Ellis Edward Sylvester. Adrift on the Pacific: A Boys [sic] Story of the Sea and its Perils
CHAPTER I. CAPTAIN STRATHMORE’S PASSENGER
CHAPTER II. THE CAPTAIN AND INEZ
CHAPTER III. AN ACCIDENT
CHAPTER IV. MISSING
CHAPTER V. THE NEW PASSENGER
CHAPTER VI “PORT YOUR HELM!”
CHAPTER VII. THE REASON WHY THE VOYAGE WAS UNDERTAKEN
CHAPTER VIII. VOYAGING SOUTHWARD
CHAPTER IX. GROPING IN THE DARK
CHAPTER X. THE MUTINEERS
CHAPTER XI. CAPTAIN BERGEN MAKES TWO IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES
CHAPTER XII. IN THE HAVEN AT LAST
CHAPTER XIII. THE OYSTER BED
CHAPTER XIV. THE REVOLT
CHAPTER XV. THE FRIEND IN NEED
CHAPTER XVI. A STRANGE VISITOR
CHAPTER XVII. ON THE CORAL
CHAPTER XVIII. A VISIT FROM SHORE
CHAPTER XIX. THE DEPARTURE
CHAPTER XX. HOW DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND
CHAPTER XXI. AT LAST
CHAPTER XXII. THE PEARL OF THE PACIFIC
CHAPTER XXIII. A DISMAL HOME
CHAPTER XXIV. THREE YEARS
CHAPTER XXV. AN ARRIVAL
CHAPTER XXVI. THE FLYING PROA AND ITS COMMANDER
CHAPTER XXVII. FRED SANDERS
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE MATE BECOMES CAPTAIN
CHAPTER XXIX. FAREWELL TO THE ISLAND
CHAPTER XXX. ON THE FLYING PROA
CHAPTER XXXI. A STRANGE CRAFT
CHAPTER XXXII. A FRIEND AMONG ENEMIES
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE PURSUIT
CHAPTER XXXIV. CLOSING IN
CHAPTER XXXV. WAUPARMUR
CHAPTER XXXVI. HOMEWARD BOUND
CHAPTER XXXVII. CONCLUSION
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The steamer Polynesia was steaming swiftly across the Pacific, in the direction of Japan–bravely plunging out into the mightiest expanse of water which spans the globe, and heading for the port that loomed up from the ocean almost ten thousand miles away.
Although but a few days out, little Inez had become the pet of the whole ship. She was full of high spirits, bounding health–a laughing, merry sprite, who made every portion of the steamer her home, and who was welcome wherever she went.
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But of these, more hereafter.
Captain Bergen, after his craft came-to, was rowed across the short, intervening distance with his mate, and they were assisted upon deck, where they were received most courteously.
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