Deep-Sea Plunderings

F. T. Bullen.

New Bedford, Mass., September, 1901.

	PAGE
Through Fire and Water	[1]
The Old House on the Hill	[17]
You Sing	[53]
The Debt of the Whale	[93]
The Skipper’s Wife	[117]
A Scientific Cruise	[127]
A Genial Skipper	[141]
Mac’s Experiment	[157]
On the Vertex	[169]
A Monarch’s Fall	[179]
The Chums	[189]
Alphonso M’Ginty	[199]
The Last Stand of the Decapods	[211]
The Siamese Lock	[235]
The Cook of the Cornucopia	[259]
A Lesson in Christmas-Keeping	[269]
The Terror of Darkness	[279]
The Watchmen of the World	[289]
The Cook of the Wanderer	[297]
The Great Christmas of Gozo	[307]
Deep-Sea Fish	[319]
A Mediterranean Morning	[329]
Abner’s Tragedy	[335]
Lost and Found	[347]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

	FACING PAGE
They met in full career, rolling each over each	[Frontispiece]
The toiling men were breaking out the junk’s cargo	[60]
Gently she covered their ruddy faces	[121]
The skipper produced from his hip-pocket a revolver	[163]
He gasped “In manus tuas, Domine,” and fell	[208]
He clutched his insulter by the beard and belt	[263]
She was to him brightest and best of all damsels	[309]
A huge sailing-ship crushed her into matchwood	[353]