Eighty Years Ashore and Afloat, or, The Thrilling Adventures of Uncle Jethro: Embracing the Remarkable Episodes in a Life of Toil and Danger, on Land and Sea
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90
1873
English
- Introductory
- His Early History
- His First Trip from Home
- Another Trip to Connecticut
- A Cruise to Labrador
- Second Voyage to the Straits
- Shipwreck of the Elinor
- A Fishery of Olden Times Described
- Fishing Voyage and Bad Rum
- A Cruise of the Coasting Sloop Eastern Trader
- Uncle Jethro Forms the Acquaintance of his Future Bride
- Capture of the Whaler Mary Ann, by an English Man-of-War
- Almost a Hero
- First Voyage in a Square Rigger
- A Tyrant in Command
- On the Home Stretch
- A Trip to New Haven
- Chapter 18 Whaling Voyage of the Ship Apollo Part I
- Chapter 18 Whaling Voyage of the Ship Apollo Part II
- Chapter 18 Whaling Voyage of the Ship Apollo Part III
- Chapter 19 Uncle Jethro goes Coasting Part I
- Uncle Jethro Next Goes Coasting Part II
- A Snake in the Grass
- Uncle Jethro in Command of the Fair Lady
- A Wrecking Expedition to the Devil's Bridge
- A West Indiaman on the South Beach
- Uncle Jethro Makes a Harbor at Port Sanders and Forms the Acquaintance of a Wandering Tribe
- A Cruise to the Sunny South
- A Voyage to Labrador in Sloop Hero
- One of the Voyages of Forty Years Ago
- The Conclusion
Experiences of Jethro Ripley, mainly in the Atlantic coast trade, but including an account of a whaling voyage around Cape Horn. The narrative is in the first person and is a vivid account of the seafaring life in the 1800's. Published in 1873. (Summary by PhyllisV)
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