A Floating City, and The Blockade Runners — John Shaqi
A Floating City, and The Blockade RunnersVerne, Jules
History
A Floating City, and The Blockade Runners
Verne, Jules
Great Eastern (Steamship) -- Fiction; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Blockades -- Fiction
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Chapter XXVII. 133
Chapter XXVIII. 136
Chapter XXIX. 140
Chapter XXX. 145
Chapter XXXI. 148
Chapter XXXII. 152
Chapter XXXIII. 157
Chapter XXXIV. 164
Chapter XXXV. 168
Chapter XXXVI. 172
Chapter XXXVII. 177
Chapter XXXVIII. 185
Chapter XXXIX. 193
Part 2: The Blockade Runners 197
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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One would have taken her for a small Island Frontispiece
Carpentering, Rigging, and Painting 6
Then began the slow interminable Ascent 17
Every Man at the capstan-bars was knocked down 22
Soon we came in sight of Queenstown 29
Captain Corsican and I bowed 30
When a body rolled at my feet 40
The waif was the hull of a ship 49
“They,” said he, “are people from the Far West” 56
I often see them leaning over the railings of the 61
engine-rooms
He made an angry gesture, which I arrested 68
“I see,” said Dr. Pitferge 76
A fine-looking young fellow 85
His back rounded, and his head muffled in a hood 91
The Black Lady 96
He treated Drake with supreme contempt 108
Fabian went near to the cabin doors 113
One of the sailors lying unconscious 122
A troop of Minstrels 130
“Do you accept that blow?” 132
The Prayer for the Dead 147
I remained on deck, watching the storm rise 152
A small schooner was signalled to starboard 153
I turned, and saw Ellen, pale as death 162
The fog cleared off 174
Nature has combined everything to astonish the eye 179
The Cataract falling before us 187
“Fabian! Fabian!” cried she, at last 191
She plunged into the Clyde 199
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