Two Sailor Lads

About this eBook

Author

Stables, Gordon, 1840-1910

Title

Two sailor lads : A story of stirring adventures on sea and land

Original Publication

London: John F. Shaw and Co., Ltd., 1892.

Credits

Al Haines

Language

English

LoC Class

PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres

Subject

Fishers -- Juvenile fiction

Category

Text

eBook-No.

71992

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/71992

Release Date

October 31, 2023

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Two Sailor Lads. — CHAPTER I. "HUSH! DO YOU HEAR THAT CRY? WHAT CAN IT BE?" — CHAPTER II. "BUT LOOKING BACK, BOYS, IT IS ALL LIKE A DREAM." — CHAPTER III. AN AIMLESS LIFE—PEACE AT LAST. — CHAPTER IV. SITTING UP TO THINK—THE DIGNITY OF LABOUR. — CHAPTER V. AT THE FISHERMAN'S CAVE—FRED'S AQUARIUM. — CHAPTER VI TAKING TEA INSIDE A WHALE—THE STRANGE STORY OF THE STRANDED LEVIATHAN. — CHAPTER VII. "FIVE YEARS AGO THIS VERY NIGHT." — CHAPTER VIII. PLEASANT SURPRISES—FRANK'S YACHT—THE LAUNCH OF THE WATER-BABY. — CHAPTER IX. PLAYING AT BEING PIRATES—A STORM AT SEA—THE WRECK. — CHAPTER X. ON THE DESERT ISLAND—TODDIE'S ADVENTURE ON THE CLIFF—THE BONFIRE. — CHAPTER XI. "FRIENDS FOR LIFE"—ROUND THE CAMP FIRE. — CHAPTER XII. THAT AWFUL NIGHT AT SEA—A RIDE FOR PRECIOUS LIFE. — CHAPTER XIII. "A STRANGE, STRANGE STORY," SAID FRANK. "I WONDER HOW IT WILL ALL END." — CHAPTER XIV. "DUTY, LAD, DUTY. STICK TO IT THROUGH THICK AND THIN." — CHAPTER XV. THE GOOD SHIP "SAN SALVADOR."—A MYSTERY OF THE SOUTHERN SEAS. — CHAPTER XVI. DEAKIN AND CO. AND THE LOST BRIG "RESOLUTE." — CHAPTER XVII. SOUTHWARD HO! TO THE SEA OF ICE. — CHAPTER XVIII. SEÑOR SARPINTO. — CHAPTER XIX. A FAIRY ISLE—THE LOST BOAT. — CHAPTER XX. "WHAT THEIR FATE WAS TO BE THEY COULD NOT EVEN GUESS." — CHAPTER XXI. "A LAND FLOWING WITH COCOANUT-MILK AND HONEY." — CHAPTER XXII. A TERRIBLE APPARITION. — CHAPTER XXIII. A SWIM FOR DEAR LIFE—PURSUED BY SHARKS. — CHAPTER XXIV. STINGAREE. — CHAPTER XXV. "ROW, BROTHERS, ROW"—QUAMBO'S SHARK STORY—FAST TO A SWORD-FISH. — CHAPTER XXVI. "WHAT WAS THE MYSTERY SURROUNDING THAT STRANGE VESSEL?" — CHAPTER XXVII. FRANK GAZED AGHAST. — CHAPTER XXVIII. COULD HE BE——DEAD? — CHAPTER XXIX. THE ARRIVAL OF SAVAGES. — CHAPTER XXX. "THERE IS NO GOING BACK NOW," FRANK SAID. — CHAPTER XXXI. IN CANNIBAL ISLANDS. — CHAPTER XXXII. THE WHOLE BEACH WAS LINED WITH YELLING SAVAGES. — CHAPTER XXXIII. SOUTH AND SOUTH SAILED THE GOOD BARQUE. — CHAPTER XXXIV. FIGHTING IN EARNEST. — CHAPTER XXXV. "WOULD SHE SEE THEIR SIGNALS?"

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