THE DEATH SHIP

THE DEATH SHIP
A STRANGE STORY;

AN ACCOUNT OF A CRUISE IN "THE FLYING DUTCHMAN," COLLECTED
FROM THE PAPERS OF THE LATE MR. GEOFFREY FENTON, OF POPLAR,
MASTER MARINER.

BY
W. CLARK RUSSELL,
AUTHOR OF
"THE WRECK OF THE GROSVENOR," "THE GOLDEN HOPE," "A SEA QUEEN,"
ETC., ETC.
IN THREE VOLUMES
VOL. II
LONDON
HURST AND BLACKETT, LIMITED
13, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET
1888
All Rights Reserved

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CONTENTS
OF
THE SECOND VOLUME.

CHAPTERPAGE.
I.—IMOGENE SAYS SHE WILL TRUST ME[1]
II.—VANDERDECKEN EXHIBITS SOME TREASURE [17]
III.—IMOGENE AND I ARE MUCH TOGETHER[37]
IV.—THE GALE BREAKS[55]
V.—THE DEATH SHIP'S FORECASTLE[80]
VI.—WE SIGHT A SHIP[99]
VII.—WE WATCH THE SHIP APPROACH US[120]
VIII.—THE CENTAUR FLIES FROM US[138]
IX.—VANDERDECKEN WALKS IN HIS SLEEP[168]
X.—WE SIGHT A DISMASTED WRECK[191]
XI.—THE DEAD HELMSMAN[204]
XII.—THE DUTCH SAILORS BOARD THE WRECK[213]
XIII.—THE DUTCHMAN OBTAINS REFRESHMENTS[227]
XIV.—MY LIFE IS ATTEMPTED[239]
XV.—MY SWEETHEART'S JOY[257]