- Foreword
- Chapter I: Brother and Sister
- Chapter II: "The Draconian Reforms"
- Chapter III: "Brick," "Sorrel-top" and "Reddy"
- Chapter IV: The Biter Bitten
- Chapter V: Home Again
- Chapter VI: Examination Day
- Chapter VII: Father and Son
- Chapter VIII: 'Frisco Kid and the New Boy
- Chapter IX: Aboard the Dazzler
- Chapter X: With the Bay Pirates
- Chapter XI: Captain and Crew
- Chapter XII: Joe Tries to Take French Leave
- Chapter XIII: Befriending Each Other
- Chapter XIV: Among the Oyster-Beds
- Chapter XV: Good Sailors in Wild Anchorage
- Chapter XVI: 'Frisco Kid's Ditty-Box
- Chapter XVII: 'Frisco Kid Tells His Story
- Chapter XVIII: A New Responsibility for Joe
- Chapter XIX: The Boys Plan an Escape
- Chapter XX: Perilous Hours
- Chapter XXI: Joe and His Father
Young Joe Bronson, caught between poor grades and his father's threats of military school, runs away from home. He joins the crew of a sloop named the Dazzler, but quickly figures out his captain, Pete Le Maire (nicknamed "French Pete") frequently engages himself and those at his command in criminal activity. Will Joe be able to escape this unwanted and dangerous new life at sea?
Published in 1902, Jack London sold this book (his first full-length novel) as a boy's adventure novel set in San Francisco, his hometown. In his autobiography, London recalls lifting several more elements in this novel from his adolescence, as in youth he bought a sloop called the Razzle Dazzle from a oyster pirate nicknamed "French Frank." - Summary by Mary Kay
Published in 1902, Jack London sold this book (his first full-length novel) as a boy's adventure novel set in San Francisco, his hometown. In his autobiography, London recalls lifting several more elements in this novel from his adolescence, as in youth he bought a sloop called the Razzle Dazzle from a oyster pirate nicknamed "French Frank." - Summary by Mary Kay
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