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Frozen Pirate (version 2)

English· 11:19:55· 32 chapters

Drawing on his own experience as a merchant seaman, Russell gives us the fictionalized narrative of one Paul Rodney who found an icebound vessel in the South Atlantic, while captaining a pirate ship. Russell has been hailed as the pre-eminent English writer of his ilk, compared to such American writers as Melville and Dana. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

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Chapters

Chapter 1
The Storm
12:11
Chapter 2
The Iceberg
18:21
Chapter 3
I Lose My Companions
12:39
Chapter 4
I Quit the Wreck
14:09
Chapter 5
I Sight a White Coast
17:30
Chapter 6
An Island of Ice
22:36
Chapter 7
I am Startled by a Discovery
18:13
Chapter 8
The Frozen Schooner
18:23
Chapter 9
I Lose my Boat
20:20
Chapter 10
Another Startling Discovery
20:09
Chapter 11
I Make further Discoveries
17:33
Chapter 12
A Lonely Night
22:10
Chapter 13
I Explore the Hold and the Forecastle
23:57
Chapter 14
An Extraordinary Occurrence
24:17
Chapter 15
The Pirate's Story
37:04
Chapter 16
I Hear of a Great Treasure
23:57
Chapter 17
The Treasure
24:09
Chapter 18
We Talk Over our Situation
16:27
Chapter 19
We Take a View of the Ice
16:55
Chapter 20
A Merry Evening
33:48
Chapter 21
We Explore the Mines
22:45
Chapter 22
A Change Comes Over the Frenchman
23:42
Chapter 23
The Ice Breaks Away
29:16
Chapter 24
The Frenchman Dies
22:50
Chapter 25
The Schooner Frees Herself
39:14
Chapter 26
I am Troubled by Thoughts of the Treasure
23:11
Chapter 27
I Encounter a Whaler
24:02
Chapter 28
I Strike a Bargain with the Yankee
21:12
Chapter 29
I Value the Lading
19:17
Chapter 30
Our Progress to the Channel
16:38
Chapter 31
The End
18:34
Chapter 32
Postscript
04:26

Frozen Pirate (version 2)

Chapters

The Storm

The Iceberg

I Lose My Companions

I Quit the Wreck

I Sight a White Coast

An Island of Ice

I am Startled by a Discovery

The Frozen Schooner

I Lose my Boat

Another Startling Discovery

I Make further Discoveries

A Lonely Night

I Explore the Hold and the Forecastle

An Extraordinary Occurrence

The Pirate's Story

I Hear of a Great Treasure

The Treasure

We Talk Over our Situation

We Take a View of the Ice

A Merry Evening

We Explore the Mines

A Change Comes Over the Frenchman

The Ice Breaks Away

The Frenchman Dies

The Schooner Frees Herself

I am Troubled by Thoughts of the Treasure

I Encounter a Whaler

I Strike a Bargain with the Yankee

I Value the Lading

Our Progress to the Channel

The End

Postscript