Category: Adventure

The adventures of Captain O'Shea

CAMPUS DAYS. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 SANDY SAWYER, SOPHOMORE. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 THE STROKE OAR. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 THE FUGITIVE FRESHMAN. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 THE HEAD COACH. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 COLLEGE YEARS. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50

Chapters

1. Part 1

CAMPUS DAYS. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 SANDY SAWYER, SOPHOMORE. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 THE STROKE OAR. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 THE FUGITIVE FRESHMAN. Illustrated. 12mo $1.50 THE...

2. Part 2

Captain O’Shea surveyed them with a dismayed air. He was not equipped for the business of rescuing shipwrecked people of such fashionable appearance; and as for taking two women...

3. Part 3

“You are stupid,” impatiently exclaimed Nora. “These extraordinary men can’t see that they are living the most thrilling adventures. It is all in the day’s work with them. I am...

4. Part 4

As soon as darkness was at hand the _Fearless_ began the final dash for the coast. Johnny Kent had crawled from his bunk and wearily set himself down in the engine-room doorway...

5. Part 5

“Do you know, I begin to like this filibustering,” answered the industrious young man, who looked as trampish as any of the crew. “One feels so well pleased after he has pulled...

6. Part 6

“No, I do not mean that,” and she spoke in a low voice as if talking to herself. “I have enjoyed it. I suppose I am very queer and shocking, but I shall look back to this experi...

7. Part 7

“Johnny Kent is a great engineer and I swear by him,” he declared, “but he is full to the hatches with sentiment, and it makes him as cranky as a wet hen. He is dead set on this...

8. Part 8

“I have dislike’ you sometimes,” said the colonel. “But now I tell you I have been much wrong. I will be ver’ proud to go with you to Havana if it will save the lives of my brav...

9. Part 9

“Women’s curiosity is the fatal weakness of the sex, my dear. A king is a king wherever you find him. And my advice to you is not to go braggin’ about and telling all hands that...

10. Part 10

“The two of them are tarred with the same brush,” exclaimed O’Shea. “They fixed it up between them to pay twenty-four thousand pounds for the _Tyneshire Glen_ and sell her to yo...

11. Part 11

“You couldn’t have done better, George, if you had raked London with a comb. Put a snowy mustache and chin whisker on him and he will pass for King Osmond of Trinadaro with no t...

12. Part 12

“I have had no time to think. But one thing is certain. I will carry King Osmond to his island, and there we will bury him. ’Tis the one place in all the world where he would wa...

13. Part 13

“Yes. At first I thought I was dreaming we were aboard the old _Fearless_ with Jiminez, the big black nigger from Venezuela, taking pot shots at me. What did ye make of it? It s...

14. Part 14

“You’re a lunatic. I presume you are after the two millions in gold, consigned to New York bankers, which is in the ship’s treasure-room. You have the upper hand? Why don’t you...

15. Part 15

At length the _Alsatian_ ceased to forge ahead. The water conquered her. The long, black hull rode low, sagging wearily to starboard. The bulkheads still held firm, but it seeme...

16. Part 16

“Not by a darn sight. I had to take a turn of extra duty. I’m the happiest man in the world, Cap’n Mike. And I’m tickled to death to clap eyes on you. Wait till I wash up and ch...

17. Part 17

“I have a hunch that he didn’t come out of a coasting schooner. The beggar has sailed deep water in his time. I wonder if he is hungry. Better introduce him to some grub. He is...

18. Part 18

The secretary and the other Orientals stood gazing at it without moving so much as a finger. They said nothing, but one heard their breath come quick. A kind of whistling sigh e...

19. Part 19

“Not so I shed tears. Something else will turn up. And ’tis me chance to take a vacation, Johnny. Thanks to our salvage job with the _Alsatian_ liner, I have more money than is...

20. Part 20

“By Gott, I cannot wait for McDougal no longer. The tide ist turned already. My wessel must go to sea mit the morning flood. It gives me sadness to lose dot scalawag, but he has...

21. Part 21

“An’ what’s the good worrd, Charley? Can I do annything at all for ye? I am waitin’ to buy a hat with your money whin this one wears out. ’Tis a shame to toss it away. I want ye...

22. Part 22

Less than an hour later he was inspecting a light-draught steamer called the _Whang Ho_ owned by the China Navigation Company. She was old, sadly in need of repairs, and about a...

23. Part 23

Chatting amiably, the twain came to the wharf and climbed the gangway of the _Whang Ho_. That anxious first mate, Mr. Parkinson, pitiably afraid lest he lose his billet and be t...

24. Part 24

“Most Chinese villages are walled. There will be at least one gate facing the river and two or three on the inland side. It is often awkward to make a landing under fire from bo...

25. Part 25

When his senses returned there was in his mind only the dimmest recollection of how he came to be in this dreadful place. The vagaries of fever no longer possessed him. Clear-he...

26. Part 26

Captain O’Shea chuckled and then became thoughtful. Paddy Blake and McDougal. Charley Tong Sin and the wreck of the _Whang Ho_. Wang-Li-Fu and the terrible Chung. Much can happe...