Adventure stories; Fantasy fiction; Oz (Imaginary place) -- Juvenile fiction
CAPTAIN SALT
IN OZ
_By_
RUTH PLUMLY THOMPSON
Founded on and continuing the Famous Oz Stories
_By_
L. FRANK BAUM
"Royal Historian of Oz"
_Illustrated by_
JOHN R. NEILL
The Reilly & Lee Co.
CHICAGO
Copyright, 1936
by
THE REILLY & LEE CO.
All rights reserved
Printed in the U.S.A.
* * * * *
Dear Boys and Girls:
Another year--
Another book,
And this time a voyage
That Sam Salt took
In that good old Ship,
The _Crescent Moon_--
Steering by compass,
By star and moon,
To discover new countries
For OZ. Hear! Hear!
He's discovered a whole
New Hemisphere!
Three cheers for Sam,
And his jolly crew,
And three for OZ
And three for YOU,
And three for me,
Though I don't need cheer
'Cause the letters you write
Keep me gay ALL year!
So keep writing to me about Oz and everything, will you? And remember
to put your full name and complete address on the letter. Righto!
And Best till I hear from you!
RUTH PLUMLY THOMPSON.
* * * * *
THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED
WITH MY BEST BOW AND TOP WISHES
TO MY PUBLISHER.
--_Ruth Plumly Thompson_
* * * * *
LIST OF CHAPTERS
1 SAIL HO!
2 ANCHORS AWEIGH
3 THE FIRE BABY
4 SAMUEL'S FIRST SPECIMEN
5 PATRIPPANY ISLAND
6 A LITTLE WILD MAN
7 STRANGE SPECIMENS FOR SAMUEL SALT
8 MAXIMS FOR MONARCHS
9 SEA LEGS FOR TANDY
10 THE CITY OF BRIDGES
11 THE PRINCE OF THE PEAKS
12 FOG
13 THE SEA FOREST
14 THE SEA UNICORN!
15 THE COLLECTOR IS COLLECTED
16 THE STORM!
17 THE OLD MAN OF THE JUNGLE!
18 A NEW COUNTRY
19 BOGLODORE'S REVENGE
20 KING TANDY
21 A VOYAGE RESUMED
CHAPTER 1
Sail Ho!
Eight miles east of Pingaree lies the eight-sided island of King
Ato the Eighth. While not so large as Pingaree, the Octagon Isle is
nevertheless one of the tidiest and most pleasing of the sea realms
that dot the great green rolling expanses of the Nonestic Ocean. And
Ato himself is as pleasing as his island, enormously fat and jolly with
a kind word for everyone.
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