The great white way;: a record of an unusual voyage of discovery, and some romantic love affairs amid strange surroundingsPaine, Albert Bigelow
Science
The great white way;: a record of an unusual voyage of discovery, and some romantic love affairs amid strange surroundings
Paine, Albert Bigelow
Science fiction
XX. The Long Dark 174
XXI. An Arrival and a Departure 183
XXII. On the Air-Line, South 190
XXIII. The Cloudcrest Makes a Landing 199
XXIV. The Great White Way 209
XXV. Where the Way Ends 215
XXVI. The Welcome to the Unknown 223
XXVII. The Prince of the Purple Fields 228
XXVIII. A Harbor of Forgotten Dreams 235
XXIX. A Land of the Heart’s Desire 243
XXX. The Lady of the Lilies 249
XXXI. The Pole at Last 253
XXXII. An Offering to the Sun 264
XXXIII. The Touch of Life 269
XXXIV. The Pardon of Love 279
XXXV. Down the River of Coming Dark 290
XXXVI. The “Passage of the Dead” 293
XXXVII. The Rising Tide 301
XXXVIII. Storm and Stress 305
XXXIX. Where Dreams Become Real 315
XL. Claiming the Reward 322
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
“The South Pole for us all!” (page 58) _Frontispiece_
“Then, somebody was clinging to me” Page 93
“From our high vantage we could command a vast circle of
sunless, melancholy cold” Page 117
“Cut her, Nick, cut her! I can’t stick on any longer!” Page 202
THE PALACE OF THE PRINCE
“A harbor for vanished argosies and forgotten dreams” Page 242
THE PARDON OF LOVE
“There fell upon them a long golden bar of the returning
sunlight” Page 288
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ
_OF_
_THE_ GREAT WHITE WAY.
NICHOLAS CHASE, a young man with a dream of discovery, and an
inherited love of the sea.
CHAUNCEY GALE, a merry millionaire, with a willingness to back his
judgment.
EDITH GALE, his daughter, a girl with accomplishments and ideas.
ZAR, colored maid and former nurse of Edith Gale. A woman with no
“fool notions” about the South Pole.
FERRATONI, an Italian electrician with wireless communication, and
subtle psychic theories.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH BIFFER, Master of the Billowcrest. An old salt, with
little respect for wild expeditions.
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