Dick Sand A Captain at Fifteen

The "Pilgrim" was one of the smallest, but one of the best of that flotilla, which James W. Weldon sent each season, not only beyond Behring Strait, as far as the northern seas, but also in the quarters of Tasmania or of Cape Horn, as far as the Antarctic Ocean. She sailed in a superior manner. ...

Author：Jules Verne儒勒·凡尔纳

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Dick Sand A Captain at Fifteen

PART I. CHAPTER I. THE BRIG-SCHOONER
CHAPTER II. DICK SAND.
CHAPTER III. THE WRECK.
CHAPTER IV. THE SURVIVORS OF THE "WALDECK."
CHAPTER V. S. V.
CHAPTER VI. A WHALE IN SIGHT.
CHAPTER VII. PREPARATIONS.
CHAPTER VIII. THE JUBARTE.
CHAPTER IX. CAPTAIN SAND.
CHAPTER X. THE FOUR DAYS WHICH FOLLOW.
CHAPTER XI. TEMPEST.
CHAPTER XII. ON THE HORIZON.
CHAPTER XIII. LAND! LAND!
CHAPTER XIV. THE BEST TO DO.
CHAPTER XV. HARRIS.
CHAPTER XVI. ON THE WAY.
CHAPTER XVII. A HUNDRED MILES IN TWO DAYS.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE TERRIBLE WORD.
PART IICHAPTER I. THE SLAVE TRADE.
CHAPTER II. HARRIS AND NEGORO.
CHAPTER III. ON THE MARCH.
CHAPTER IV. THE BAD ROADS OF ANGOLA.
CHAPTER V. ANTS AND THEIR DWELLING.
CHAPTER VI. THE DIVING-BELL.
CHAPTER VII. IN CAMP ON THE BANKS OF THE COANZA.
CHAPTER VIII. SOME OF DICK SAND'S NOTES.
CHAPTER IX. KAZOUNDE.
CHAPTER X. THE GREAT MARKET DAY.
CHAPTER XI THE KING OF KAZOUNDE IS OFFERED A PUNCH.
CHAPTER XII. A ROYAL BURIAL.
CHAPTER XIII. THE INTERIOR OF A FACTORY.
CHAPTER XIV. SOME NEWS OF DR. LIVINGSTONE.
CHAPTER XV. WHERE A MANTICORE MAY LEAD.
CHAPTER XVI. A MAGICIAN.
CHAPTER XVII. DRIFTING.
CHAPTER XVIII. VARIOUS INCIDENTS.
CHAPTER XIX. S. V.
CHAPTER XX. CONCLUSION.

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