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BOB STEELE
In Strange Waters

OR

Aboard a Strange Craft

BY
DONALD GRAYSON

AUTHOR OF
The Famous Motor-Power Stories

PHILADELPHIA
DAVID McKAY, PUBLISHER

604-8 SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE

Copyright, 1909
By STREET & SMITH

In Strange Waters

All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign
languages, including the Scandinavian.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I. In the Depths. 5

II. Out of the Jaws of Death. 12

III. Sealed Orders. 18

IV. The American Consul. 25

V. Timely Forbearance. 32

VI. On the Jump. 37

VII. The Landing Party. 44

VIII. Carl in Trouble. 50

IX. A Friend in Need. 55

X. Strange Revelations. 62

XI. One Chance in Ten. 68

XII. By a Narrow Margin. 75

XIII. Waiting for Something. 81

XIV. A Great Play. 88

XV. On the Way. 94

XVI. A Dash of Tabasco. 101

XVII. A Serious Serenade. 106

XVIII. Don Ramon Ortega. 112

XIX. The Shadow of Treachery. 119

XX. The Hidden Snare. 125

XXI. A Mutiny. 132

XXII. A Lesson in “Who’s Who.” 139

XXIII. The Snare Tightens. 146

XXIV. The Don’s Proposal. 152

XXV. Unexpected Loyalty. 159

XXVI. A Favorable Opportunity. 165

XXVII. Exciting Work. 172

XXVIII. Capturing the General. 178

XXIX. Off for the Gulf. 184

XXX. Running the Battery. 190

XXXI. The “Seminole.” 195

XXXII. Matters Arranged. 202

XXXIII. A Submarine Battle. 207

XXXIV. In Quest of Documents. 214

XXXV. The Meeting in the Harbor. 220

XXXVI. Ah Sin’s Clew. 226

XXXVII. Off for the Amazon. 233

XXXVIII. Villainous Work. 240

XXXIX. Rubbing Elbows with Death. 246

XL. A Dive for Safety. 251

XLI. Putting Two and Two Together. 258

XLII. Under the Amazon. 264

XLIII. Hand to Hand. 270

XLIV. Boarded! 276

XLV. A Prisoner--and a Surprise. 283

XLVI. The Old Slouch Hat. 289

XLVII. At Para. 295

XLVIII. A Desperate Risk. 301

IN STRANGE WATERS.

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