“In Sargasso.”

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A ROMANCE

Narrative of Capt. Austin Clark, of the Tramp Steamer
“Caribas,” who, for two years, was a Captive among
the Savage People of the Seaweed Sea.
BY
JULIUS CHAMBERS
Author of “A Mad World and Its People,” Etc., Etc., Etc.
MDCCCXCVI
THE TRANSATLANTIC PUBLISHING COMPANY
New York ~ London

CONTENTS.

PAGE.
	Preface,	[3]
I.	A Knight Errant of the Sea,	[7]
II.	My Fatal Curiosity,	[10]
III.	I Am Betrayed,	[15]
IV.	The People of the Sea,	[21]
V.	Sargasson Manners and Customs,	[25]
VI.	Attack on the Caribas,	[33]
VII.	The Agony of Suspense,	[42]
VIII.	Fidette,	[50]
IX.	An Old Man’s Darling,	[59]
X.	Cooking for All,	[69]
XI.	“Music Hath Charms,”	[74]
XII.	Agony of a Jealous Heart,	[80]
XIII.	“The Week of Silence,”	[83]
XIV.	The Kantoon’s Displeasure,	[88]
XV.	The Chin-Goone Revolt,	[91]
XVI.	The Papier-Maché Oranges,	[99]
XVII.	The Spar Fight,	[105]
XVIII.	Fruit for Dead Men,	[111]
XIX.	Fidette Becomes Mine,	[116]
XX.	Making New Boats,	[122]
XXI.	I Become a Sargasson,	[130]
XXII.	A Solemn Ceremonial,	[137]
XXIII.	The New Life,	[143]
XXIV.	The Last of an Enemy,	[147]
XXV.	The Danger of an Idea,	[152]
XXVI.	The New Woman in Sargasso,	[156]
XXVII.	Even in Sargasso Doth Envy Find a Place,	[161]
XXVIII.	Plotting Treason,	[166]
XXIX.	The Caribas Under Steam,	[172]
XXX.	Farewell to the Floating Continent,	[178]

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CONTENTS.

PREFACE.