The voyage of the Martin Connor
By: by Oswald Kendall; with illustrations by Donald Teague.
Series: Riverside bookshelf
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Boston; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
First sentence: As I finished winding the chronometers, Captain Matthew Hawks entered the charthouse of the Martin Connor and slapped some papers down upon the desk.
Notes: Published in 1916 under title: The romance of the Martin Connor.
"The colored illustrations are by Donald Teague; the others, by George Varian."
Table of contents: label: I
title: Introduces some People and a Ship
pagenum: 1; label: II
title: Departure
pagenum: 27; label: III
title: A Test for Ship and Seamanship
pagenum: 51; label: IV
title: A Different World
pagenum: 71; label: V
title: Up the Amazon
pagenum: 96; label: VI
title: Trouble
pagenum: 124; label: VII
title: The Complete Anglers
pagenum: 144; label: VIII
title: The Blowgun Indians
pagenum: 168; label: IX
title: In which the Martin Connor Retreats Strategically
pagenum: 192; label: X
title: A Voice from the Darkness
pagenum: 217; label: XI
title: The Great Discovery
pagenum: 240; label: XII
title: Disappearance of Captain Hawks
pagenum: 259; label: XIII
title: A Raid by Night
pagenum: 287; label: XIV
title: Two and Three Quarters Millions in Gold
pagenum: 309