The great white way

For more than ten generations my maternal ancestors have been farers of the sea, and I was born within call of high tide. At the distance of a thousand miles inland it still called me, and often in childhood I woke at night from dreams of a blue harbor with white sails.

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The great white way

I ANSWER TO AN OLD SUMMONS.
II. I RENEW AN OLD DREAM.
III. EVEN SEEKING TO REALIZE IT.
IV. TURNING TO THE SEA, AT LAST, FOR SOLACE.
V. I OVERHAUL THE STEAM YACHT, BILLOWCREST.
VI. WHERE ALL THINGS BECOME POSSIBLE.
VII. I LEARN THE WAY OF THE SEA, AND ENTER MORE FULLY INTO MY HERITAGE.
VIII. THE HALCYON WAY TO THE SOUTH.
IX. ADMONITION AND COUNSEL.
X. CAPTAIN BIFFER IS ASSISTED BY THE PAMPEIRO.
XI. IN GLOOMY SEAS.
XII. WHERE CAPTAIN BIFFER REVISES SOME OPINIONS.
XIII. IN THE “FIGHTING-TOP.”
XIV. AN EXCURSION AND AN EXPERIMENT.
XV. AS REPORTED BY MY NOTE-BOOK.
XVI. FOLLOWING THE PACEMAKER.
XVII. INVESTIGATION AND DISCOVERY.
XVIII. A “BORNING” AND A MYSTERY.
XIX. A LONG FAREWELL.
XX. THE LONG DARK.
XXI. AN ARRIVAL AND A DEPARTURE.
XXII. ON THE AIR-LINE, SOUTH.
XXIII. THE CLOUDCREST MAKES A LANDING.
XXIV. THE GREAT WHITE WAY.
XXV. WHERE THE WAY ENDS.
XXVI. THE WELCOME TO THE UNKNOWN.
XXVII. THE PRINCE OF THE PURPLE FIELDS.
XXVIII. A HARBOR OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS.
XXIX. A LAND OF THE HEART’S DESIRE.
XXX. THE LADY OF THE LILIES.
XXXI. THE POLE AT LAST.
XXXII. AN OFFERING TO THE SUN.
XXXIII. THE TOUCH OF LIFE.
XXXIV. THE PARDON OF LOVE.
XXXV. DOWN THE RIVER OF COMING DARK.
XXXVI. THE “PASSAGE OF THE DEAD.”
XXXVII. THE RISING TIDE.
XXXVIII. STORM AND STRESS.
XXXIX. WHERE DREAMS BECOME REAL.
XL. CLAIMING THE REWARD.

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