Chapter I: Front Matter

From Sea to Sea

Or

Clint Webb’s Cruise on the Windjammer

By W. BERT FOSTER

Author of

The Frozen Ship; or, Clint Webb Among the Sealers. Swept Out to Sea;
or, Clint Webb Among the Whalers. The Ocean Express; or, Clint Webb
and the Sea Tramp.

Chicago M. A. Donohue & Co.

Copyright 1914 M. A. Donohue & Company Chicago

CONTENTS

Chapter Page

I--I Shield a Friend and Make an Enemy 7

II--I Relate My History and Stand Up to a Bully 15

III--The Bubble of My Conceit Is Pricked 27

IV--Captain Bowditch Crowds On Sail and There Is Much
Excitement 37

V--We See a Ship Sailing in the Sky 47

VI--The Gullwing Suffers a Ghostly Visitation 54

VII--Is Pictured a Race in Mid-Ocean 64

VIII--It Seems That a Prophecy Will Be Fulfilled 72

IX--I Pass Through Deep Waters 80

X--The Impossible Becomes the Possible 88

XI--I See That There Is Tragedy in This Ocean Race 96

XII--The Captain’s Dog Goes Overboard 103

XIII--I Learn a Deal About Sea Monsters in General and the
Giant Squid in Particular 110

XIV--A Signal Retards the Race 121

XV--We Have a Race in Good Earnest 131

XVI--I Return to the Gullwing--and With My Arms Full 138

XVII--We Learn the Particulars of the Wreck of the Galland 146

XVIII--I Become Better Acquainted with Phillis Duane 156

XIX--I Learn Something More About the Barney Twins 164

XX--Phillis Tells Me of Her Dream 172

XXI--The Sister Ships Once More Race Neck and Neck 179

XXII--The Capes of Virginia Are in Sight 189

XXIII--We Escape Death by the Breadth of a Hair 197

XXIV--The Tragedy of the Racing Ships Is Completed 203

XXV--A Very Serious Question Is Discussed 210

XXVI--Is Told How the Barney Boys Go Ashore 219

XXVII--I Receive a Telegram That Troubles Me 227

XXVIII--My Homecoming Proves To Be a Strange One Indeed 234

XXIX--Mr. Chester Downes and I Again “Lock Horns” 241

XXX--My Welcome Home Is a Real Welcome After All 249

From Sea to Sea

Or,

Clint Webb’s Cruise on the Windjammer