The Green Ray

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The Green Ray by Jules Verne , translated by Mary de Hauteville

Published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, London, 1883. Information about this edition

[edit] Table of Contents

• Chapter I: The Brothers Sam and Sib.
• Chapter II: Helena Campbell.
• Chapter III: The Article in the Morning Post.
• Chapter IV: Down the Clyde.
• Chapter V: Change of Steamers.
• Chapter VI: The Gulf of Coryvrechan.
• Chapter VII: Aristobulus Ursiclos.
• Chapter VIII: A Cloud on the Horizon.
• Chapter IX: Dame Bess's Talk.
• Chapter X: A Croquet Party.
• Chapter XI: Oliver Sinclair.
• Chapter XII: New Plans.
• Chapter XIII: The Glories of the Sea.
• Chapter XIV: Life at Iona.
• Chapter XV: The Ruins of Iona.
• Chapter XVI: Two Gun-shots.
• Chapter XVII: On Board the Clorinda.
• Chapter XVIII: Staffa.
• Chapter XIX: Fingal's Cave.
• Chapter XX: For Helena's Sake.
• Chapter XXI: A Tempest in a Cavern.
• Chapter XXII: The Green Ray.
• Chapter XXIII: Conclusion.

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