Chapter 1
The beginning--My early life and character--I thirst for adventure in
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The Coral Island
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Chapter 2
The departure--The sea--My companions--Some account of the wonderful
Chapter 3
The Coral Island--Our first cogitations after landing, and the result of
Chapter 4
We examine into our personal property, and make a happy discovery--Our
Chapter 5
Morning, and cogitations connected therewith--We luxuriate in the sea,
Chapter 6
An excursion into the interior, in which we make many valuable and
Chapter 7
Jack's ingenuity--We get into difficulties about fishing, and get out of
Chapter 8
The beauties of the bottom of the sea tempt Peterkin to dive--How he did
Chapter 9
Prepare for a journey round the island--Sagacious reflections--Mysterious
Chapter 10
Make discovery of many excellent roots and fruits--The resources of the
Chapter 11
Effects of over-eating, and reflections thereon--Humble advice regarding
Chapter 12
Something wrong with the tank--Jack's wisdom and Peterkin's
Chapter 13
Notable discovery at the spouting cliffs--The mysterious green monster
Chapter 14
Strange peculiarity of the tides--Also of the twilight--Peterkin's
Chapter 15
Boat-building extraordinary--Peterkin tries his hand at cookery and fails
Chapter 16
The boat launched--We visit the coral reef--The great breaker that never
Chapter 17
A monster wave and its consequences--The boat lost and found--Peterkin's
Chapter 18
An awful storm and its consequences--Narrow escape--A rock proves a sure
Chapter 19
Shoemaking--The even tenor of our way suddenly interrupted--An unexpected
Chapter 20
Intercourse with the savages--Cannibalism prevented--The slain are buried
Chapter 21
Sagacious and moral remarks in regard to life--A sail!--An unexpected
Chapter 22
I fall into the hands of pirates--How they treated me, and what I said to
Chapter 23
Bloody Bill--Dark surmises--A strange sail, and a strange crew, and a
Chapter 24
Bloody Bill is communicative and sagacious--Unpleasant
Chapter 25
The Sandal-wood party--Native children's games, somewhat
Chapter 26
Mischief brewing--My blood is made to run cold--Evil consultations and
Chapter 27
Reflections--The wounded man--The squall--True consolation--Death.
Chapter 28
Alone on the deep--Necessity the mother of invention--A valuable book
Chapter 29
The effect of a cannon-shot--A happy reunion of a somewhat moist
Chapter 30
The voyage--The island, and a consultation in which danger is scouted as
Chapter 31
A strange and bloody battle--The lion bearded in his den--Frightful
Chapter 32
An unexpected discovery, and a bold, reckless defiance, with its
Chapter 33
The flight--The pursuit--Despair and its results--The lion bearded in his
Chapter 34
Imprisonment--Sinking hopes--Unexpected freedom to more than one, and in
Chapter 35
Conclusion.
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Texto original en inglés. Autor: R. M. Ballantyne. Primera publicación: .
Fuente digital: Project Gutenberg, eBook #646. El texto se procesa y formatea para Reading Lab.