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Jack at Sea: All Work and No Play Made Him a Dull Boy

Name: Jack at Sea: All Work and No Play Made Him a Dull Boy
Author: Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909; Overend, William Heysham, 1851-1898 [Illustrator]

作者：Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909; Overend, William Heysham, 1851-1898 [Illustrator]
体例：题　章数：94
字数：555,080　来源：Project Gutenberg

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OR ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MADE JACK A DULL BOY.
CHAPTER ONE.
WHEN A BOY IS NOT A BOY.
CHAPTER TWO.
DOCTOR INSTOW'S PRESCRIPTION.
CHAPTER THREE.
IN DOLEFUL DUMP.
CHAPTER FOUR.
A READY-MADE MAN.
CHAPTER FIVE.
THE "SILVER STAR."
As soon as all were inside the door, a familiar voice said--
CHAPTER SIX.
JACK BEGINS TO WAKE.
CHAPTER SEVEN.
FIRST SNIFFS OF THE BRINY.
CHAPTER EIGHT.
NED FEELS THE MOTION OF THE VESSEL.
CHAPTER NINE.
CHAPTER TEN.
JACK BEGINS TO COME ROUND.
Jack felt obliged to reply, so he said--
CHAPTER ELEVEN.
Sir John looked disappointed, but he said quietly--
Jack at Sea--by George Manville Fenn
CHAPTER TWELVE.
A FINNY PRIZE.
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
BEGINNING TO GROW BACKWARD.
CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
DOCTOR INSTOW PAINTS A PICTURE--WITH HIS TONGUE.
Jack was silent again, and at last said quietly--
One evening over dinner their plans were discussed, the captain saying--
CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
JACK IS WIDE-AWAKE.
Jack handed him the piece, and the man whispered quickly--
CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
AN AWKWARD CUSTOMER.
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
JACK SEES A VOLCANO LIGHT UP.
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
FINDING THE WAY IN.
CHAPTER NINETEEN.
THE FIRST RUN ASHORE.
CHAPTER TWENTY.
FLOATING BLACKS.
CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
AN ADVENTURE.
CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
A SHARP LESSON.
CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
THE USE OF THE LANCE.
Jack hesitated a moment, and then said, "Yes."
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
A CIRCUMNAVIGATION.
But no canoes were in sight, for Sir John cried directly--
CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
The doctor nodded. "Is Ned--hurt much?"
CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
A POISONED ARROW.
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
THE CREW HAVE THEIR OWN OPINIONS.
CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT.
TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
CHAPTER TWENTY NINE.
THE MISSING PAIR.
Then his hopes were crushed, for the men addressed replied--
CHAPTER THIRTY.
THE REVERSE OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
This point reached, Jack whispered suddenly to Ned--
CHAPTER THIRTY ONE.
A BI-STARTLER.
CHAPTER THIRTY TWO.
THE EVIL OF NOT BEING USED TO IT.
CHAPTER THIRTY THREE.
IN THE FACE OF PERIL.
Jack made no reply to that, but said, a minute or so later--
CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR.
COOKERY UNDER QUEER CIRCUMSTANCES.
The man was silent for a few moments. Then softly--
CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE.
IN SPITE OF ALL.
CHAPTER THIRTY SIX.
RUNNING THE REEF.
Ned felt with him, and said softly--
CHAPTER THIRTY SEVEN.
A STERN CHASE--VERY.
CHAPTER THIRTY EIGHT.
NOT BEATEN YET.
Jack said nothing for a few moments. Then quickly--
CHAPTER THIRTY NINE.
THE LAST ADVENTURE.
THE END.