Grosset & Dunlap, Publishers, New York
Copyright, 1923, by
GROSSET & DUNLAP
Tom Swift and His Flying Boat
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I | An Idea and a Fortune | [1] |
| II | The Treasure Chest | [10] |
| III | Aman Dele | [19] |
| IV | A Helping Hand | [27] |
| V | What Came of It | [34] |
| VI | The Pronouncement | [41] |
| VII | A Good Deal on His Mind | [48] |
| VIII | The Expedition Sets Off | [57] |
| IX | The Keel is Laid | [65] |
| X | Bad Luck | [73] |
| XI | The Trial | [82] |
| XII | In Peril | [92] |
| XIII | A Second Test | [100] |
| XIV | Amazing News | [109] |
| XV | On the Wings of the Wind | [118] |
| XVI | The Transatlantic Voyage | [125] |
| XVII | “Something Rotten in Denmark” | [140] |
| XVIII | The Giant Berg | [148] |
| XIX | The Desert of Ice | [160] |
| XX | Imprisoned in the Ice | [165] |
| XXI | A Silver Lining | [173] |
| XXII | Back to the Flying Boat | [181] |
| XXIII | Still Crippled | [188] |
| XXIV | Unexpected Good Fortune | [195] |
| XXV | Back from the Arctic | [203] |
TOM SWIFT AND HIS FLYING BOAT
CHAPTER I
AN IDEA AND A FORTUNE
“I am sure we can build such a flying boat, father.”
“Humph! I wish I had your confidence, Tom,” chuckled Mr. Barton Swift, the old inventor.