Middy and Ensign

About this eBook

Author

Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Language

English

LoC Class

PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres

Subject

Malay Peninsula -- Juvenile fiction

Category

Text

eBook-No.

21355

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/21355

Release Date

May 8, 2007

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2."Middy and Ensign" — Chapter One. — On Board The “Startler”. — Chapter Two. — Introduces more Friends; with a few Words on the River Parang. — Chapter Three. — Doctor Bolter cures one Patient, and is left with another. — Chapter Four. — Doctor Bolter rubs his Hands, and Captain Smithers looks Green. — Chapter Five. — Up the Parang River. — Chapter Six. — How Tom Long tried the Durian. — Chapter Seven. — How Dick related the Visit. — Chapter Eight. — Tom Long’s Wound. — Chapter Nine. — A Night Attack, and a Misfortune. — Chapter Ten. — How Bob Roberts was not Drowned. — Chapter Eleven. — How Bob Roberts had a Lesson on Common Sense. — Chapter Twelve. — A Discussion upon Wounds. — Chapter Thirteen. — An Unpleasant Interruption. — Chapter Fourteen. — How Bob Roberts made a Firm Friend. — Chapter Fifteen. — How the Sultan was put off with Words. — Chapter Sixteen. — How Private Sim took a Nap, and found it Unpleasant. — Chapter Seventeen. — How Dick buys a Rajah, and his first Luff objects. — Chapter Eighteen. — How Bob Roberts went a-fishing. — Chapter Nineteen. — How Bob and Old Dick finished their Day. — Chapter Twenty. — A Run after a Rajah. — Chapter Twenty One. — How Abdullah showed the Smooth Side of his Ways. — Chapter Twenty Two. — The Crew of the Captain’s Gig. — Chapter Twenty Three. — How Bob Roberts and Tom Long asked for Leave. — Chapter Twenty Four. — A Jaunt in the Jungle, with an Awkward End. — Chapter Twenty Five. — How Bob and Tom bagged Strange Game. — Chapter Twenty Six. — How the two Companions were knocked off their Perch. — Chapter Twenty Seven. — How Diplomacy worked in a Malay State. — Chapter Twenty Eight. — How Sultan Hamet visited his Friends. — Chapter Twenty Nine. — How Ali fell into a Trap. — Chapter Thirty. — How Private Gray proved Suspicious. — Chapter Thirty One. — How Some could go and Some must stay. — Chapter Thirty Two. — How Mr Linton believed in a Precipice. — Chapter Thirty Three. — Private Gray has his Orders. — Chapter Thirty Four. — A Hot Night on board the “Startler.” — Chapter Thirty Five. — How Ali made his Plans. — Chapter Thirty Six. — At the Prison in the Woods. — Chapter Thirty Seven. — How Ali made a Dash for Liberty. — Chapter Thirty Eight. — A Swim in the Night. — Chapter Thirty Nine. — How Ali brought News, and was not believed. — Chapter Forty. — How Private Gray went a-fishing. — Chapter Forty One. — The Value of Private Sim. — Chapter Forty Two. — Why Dullah came to the Isle. — Chapter Forty Three. — Tom Long heads a Sally-Party. — Chapter Forty Four. — How Captain Smithers made Plans. — Chapter Forty Five. — Through Fire and Water. — Chapter Forty Six. — Shows how Bob Roberts gave a Hint, and the Malays got into Hot Water. — Chapter Forty Seven. — How Bob Roberts burned the Prahu. — Chapter Forty Eight. — Pleasant Days at the Fort. — Chapter Forty Nine. — How Ali went to spy out the Land. — Chapter Fifty. — How Bob fished for Miss Linton. — Chapter Fifty One. — Dealings with the Deep. — Chapter Fifty Two. — How the Steamer went up the Right Arm of the River. — Chapter Fifty Three. — Private Sim is very Wide Awake. — Chapter Fifty Four. — The End of Ali’s Mission. — Chapter Fifty Five. — How the Hunting-Party fared. — Chapter Fifty Six. — Doctor Bolter’s Bird. — Chapter Fifty Seven. — How Doctor Bolter got in a Mess. — Chapter Fifty Eight. — The Dose of Toobah. — Chapter Fifty Nine. — Like Brothers in Distress. — Chapter Sixty. — Signals of Distress. — Chapter Sixty One. — How Bob Roberts turned the Tables. — Chapter Sixty Two. — Captain Smithers proves a True Officer, and Private Gray a Gentleman. — Chapter Sixty Three. — The Last of it. — The End.

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