Under the
Under the mizzen mast: A voyage round the world
作者：Adams, Nehemiah, 1806-1878
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共 185 题- A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD.
- BY N. ADAMS, D. D.
- A NEW EDITION, GREATLY ENLARGED.
- CONTENTS.
- I.
- OUTWARD BOUND, 9–80
- II.
- CAPE HORN, 81–154
- III.
- CALIFORNIA--THE SANDWICH ISLANDS--HONG KONG, 155–195
- IV.
- CANTON--SHANGHAI--SINGAPORE--MACAO, 196–259
- V.
- MANILLA--HOMEWARD BOUND, 260–345
- UNDER THE MIZZEN MAST.
- I.
- OUTWARD BOUND.
- COWPER.
- THE CLOUDS IN THE TROPICS.
- THE MIZZEN MAST. A DREAM.
- THANKSGIVING.
- SATURDAY DINNER.
- SAILOR’S FARE.
- APPLES AT SEA.
- CAPRICES OF THE SEA.
- RELIGIOUS ADMONITION FROM THE STEWARDESS.
- DECISION IN A CAPTAIN.
- THE NIGHT WATCH.
- FLYING FISH
- LOSING ONE’S SHADOW.
- THE CLOUDS OF MAGELLAN.
- SALT WATER BATHS.
- SEA BIRDS.
- SOME OF THE CREW ALWAYS AT WORK.
- SOUTH AMERICA IN SIGHT.
- SOCIAL LIFE AT SEA.
- NIGHTS AT SEA.
- WATCHING THE WAVES.
- ALL NIGHT AWAKE.
- EVENING SERVICE.
- CAPE HORN LATITUDES.
- RESUMING THE MINISTRY, AT SEA.
- II.
- CAPE HORN.
- THE CAPE-HORN ALBATROSS.
- ROUND THE HORN.
- DANGERS IN THE CABIN.
- CHRISTMAS AT SEA.
- A YOUNG SAILOR’S EXPERIENCE.
- THE SHIP’S TRACK.
- MAKING LAND ROUND THE HORN.
- THE LAST DAY OF THE YEAR.
- NEW YEAR’S DIVERSIONS.
- FAIR WEATHER PAST THE HORN.
- CHANGE OF SEASONS AT SEA.
- THE MORNING HOUR.
- CLEANING SHIP.
- THROWING MANUSCRIPTS OVERBOARD.
- BURNING TAR BARRELS.
- TEN THOUSAND MILES FROM HOME.
- A SAILOR AT HIS MEAL.
- BRILLIANT NIGHT.
- THE SOUTH EAST TRADE WINDS.
- RELIGIOUS INTEREST.
- SCRIPTURE PROMISES.
- SUNRISE ON DECK.
- LOW TONES OF NATURE.
- THE SHIP’S GUNS.
- THE SHIP PUT IN PERFECT ORDER.
- CROSSING THE LINE AGAIN.
- BONITOS.
- WHALE FEED.
- A MARINE ARTIST ON BOARD.
- THE END OF THE NORTH EAST TRADES.
- BOSONS.
- THE CAPTAIN’S CLOSING ADDRESS.
- PRIVATE WORSHIP IN THE CAMP OF ISRAEL.
- III.
- CALIFORNIA. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. HONG KONG.
- SOUTHEY.
- THE PRIVILEGE OF SLOW MOTION.
- SAN FRANCISCO.
- LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO.
- THE SANDWICH ISLANDS GROUP.
- ATLANTIC OCEAN SCENERY DESIRED.
- ELECT WAVES.
- ARRIVAL AT HONG KONG. YAT MOON PASS.
- LIFE IN HONG KONG.
- CHINESE TRADESMEN.
- CHINESE DRESSMAKER.
- NATIONAL SHIPS.
- HONG KONG SOCIETY.
- VICTORIA PEAK.
- SHOPPING.
- REGATTA IN HONG KONG HARBOR.
- COMFORTABLE BEDDING.
- A SUNKEN VESSEL.
- LOW ESTIMATE OF LIFE AMONG CHINESE.
- REV. JAMES LEGGE, D. D. L.L. D.
- PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER.
- IV.
- CANTON, SHANGHAI, SINGAPORE, MACAO.
- HALL OF COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.
- CHINESE BRIDES AND WEDDINGS.
- THE BAMBOO.
- MIXTURE IN TEAS.
- ARCHDEACON GRAY.
- SHANGHAI.
- HONG KONG, CHINA, OCTOBER 10, 1870.
- MACAO.
- SHANGHAI PORCELAIN.
- WORK OF THE LAW IN THE HEART.
- AN ARISTOCRATIC CHINESE FAMILY.
- POSTURE OF CHINESE PUPILS.
- AMOY.
- FUNG SHUY.
- PIDGIN ENGLISH.
- NORVAL’S NARRATIVE.
- PIDGIN-ENGLISH OF NORVAL’S NARRATIVE.
- EXCELSIOR.
- TOPSIDE GALAH.
- A PEACOCK ORDERED FOR DINNER.
- DIRECTIONS TO A SERVANT IN PIDGIN ENGLISH.
- A TYPHOON.
- SINGAPORE.
- CURRY.
- V.
- MANILA.--HOMEWARD BOUND.
- BERNARD BARTON.
- MANILA CIGARS.
- THE CHURCH OF SANTA ANA.
- PINA ARTICLES.
- GAME COCKS.
- TIGER AND BUFFALO FIGHT.
- FIRE-FLIES.
- SPANISH MUSIC.
- CLIMATE OF MANILA.
- RELIGIOUS SERVICE.
- TROPICAL FRUITS.
- THE CASSOWARY.
- LEAVING MANILA.
- PASSING ANJER.
- CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
- TABLE MOUNTAIN.
- ST. HELENA.
- ISLAND OF ASCENSION
- THE NORTH STAR RE-APPEARS.
- DISCOMFORTS AT SEA.
- TARRING DOWN.
- OUR THREE CREWS.
- OLD PORTRAIT OF THE SAILOR.
- THE KNIGHT HEAD.
- A SAILOR PUT IN IRONS.
- SOME APPEARANCE OF MUTINY QUELLED.
- ON HAVING A FIN IN THE CREW.
- ON PRAISING A CREW.
- THE POWER OF KINDNESS.
- THE BOY BEN AT THE WHEEL.
- ACCIDENT AND PRESERVATION.
- BIRD ON MIZZEN TOP GALLANT MAST.
- THE BIRD ON THE MIZZEN MAST.
- THE PASSENGER.
- THE BIRD.
- THE PASSENGER.
- THE BIRD.
- THE BOAT’S CREW
- GALES OFF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
- WERE WE NEVER AFRAID AT SEA?
- THE RUDDER.
- RETROSPECT OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT SEA.
- DROPPING ANCHOR FOR THE LAST TIME.
- IN DOCK.
- FIRST IMPRESSIONS ON REACHING LAND.
- SUBSEQUENT EXPERIENCE OF OUR SHIP.
- NELSON, OUR STEERSMAN, DROWNED.
- LUXURY OF SEEING A SNOW-STORM.
- FOOTNOTES
- MATES.
- BOATSWAINS.
- SEAMEN.
- CARPENTER.
- STEWARD.
- STEWARDESS.
- NAME OF VESSEL. DAYS.
- Transcriber’s Notes